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Quilt Festival
Hello all,
Coming to you live from the Rocky Mountain Quilt Festival in Loveland, Co.
Having a wonderful time meeting quilters gathering ideas and having fun!
A big hit is my pattern Sassy Girl Apron, I have the pattern and kits available and people are going gaga over it!
The. Show runs from Fri to Sun come and introduce yourself to me, I would love to meet you!
Apologies; A Long time between posts..sorry
Actually it has been even longer that a long time between posts! At first I felt guilty for not posting … then after a while I almost forgot about blogging altogether … except for the many emails that I have received checking up to make sure we are OK. All has been well … just very, very busy … combined with a little blog overload.
So, all is well, just unpacking and setting up a new household!
planting garden and that project went from one area to all around my house..no kidding!
to be honest I haven't done any quilting, I know, just been so busy with moving and getting ready for the next school year and household stuff…ugh!
Missing my now so young baby….
Soooo proud of him, graduating, and enlisting into the US Marines, so he is officially a Poole, they have started training and is grilling, in a mom as opinion, but he Loves it!
So, as you saw above I've been busy making my renditions of garden art and canning blueberry n blackberry jam. They turned out delicious!
so, I will be getting back into quilting, I'm actually going to the Long Beach quilt show next weekend, I'm really looking forward to it.
so, what have you been up to? Let me know. Happy creating! kris
Packing, loading, driving, moving!
My family life has been a little crazy, ok a lot crazy these past weeks. Sorry for the silence but life took over! We were packing, purging, prying toys from little hands etc. So were are now moved but our furniture hasn't followed yet, so still in transit. Then drove like a crazy woman in a Suburban packed to the gills two young ones and all their stuff, my stuff and two dogs… oh boy was that ever fun….no….it was LONG!!! I've made the drove before, but I must have forgotten the real distance.
Anyways, we arrived safely and even did some sight seeing along the way! We stopped in Leadville, Co. to see the Tabor Opera house. Here are a few pics….
Horace Tabor was my Grandmothers uncle
Anyways that's a little family history!
Alot of new patterns to share!!!!!
Here is a link to my pattern store; there you will find all of my current patterns!
Here are some of my newest ones:
This one is called Movin Up…its a great modern quilt with wonderful pops f color I really love it on the white background. I had a lot of fun designing it. My quilter Lori did a fantastic job with the quilting, below are some close ups, that are beautiful!
One more!
isn't the quilting just stunning!
Here is Lori's webpage – check her out!
Here is a quilt that I did for a friends raising money to adopt a boy from China:
some close up of the quilting Lori did…
Isn't that stunning! LOVE IT!!!
Lori is the best, she is sooo talented and very reasonable pricing too. This quilt was done in 1 weeks turn around time…………..I know………AMAZING!!!
Ok, back to the new quilt and patterns.
As you can see this one is called Improv Fusion. This is the easiest quilt I have ever made by far. It's sooo versatile. You can change the look easilt ad the possibilities really are endless. This is a must. From baby to king. You've got to try this.
One last pattern:
Sassy Girl Apron Isn't that adorable??? I love it. You can personalize it to you colors or a favorite team.
I hope you have enjoyed seeing my newest creations. Pop me a line sometime.


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"The Phenomenal One" didn't waste time making waves in the ring after his debut at the 2016 Royal Rumble, but more than anything, Styles is a family man first and foremost, especially when looking at the tattoo on the right side of his body.
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Dr. Joyce Harman DVM questions the normal practice of trimming the whiskers off the horse:"My question for you—and for most other competitive riders—is: "Why would you clip your horse's whiskers?" Although they may appear superficial and nonessential, horse whiskers provide valuable information to horses. Equine eyes are positioned in such a way that objects immediately in front of or below horses' noses are beyond their range of vision. So their horse whiskers help them "see" these objects. For example, while grazing, horses constantly rely on their whiskers to guide their muzzles toward edible food and away from other objects. The long whiskers near their eyes also warn them when there's a risk of bumping into obstacles, such as branches poking up out of the grass."
Source: http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/behavior/clipping-horse-whiskers-yes-or-no/
I recognize that many disciplines require trimming of the horse's whiskers, ears, fetlocks, etc., in order to compete. Please don't think that I am trying to diss this practice--you do what you have to do to compete. However, I would like to point out that we are lucky in the showing of Icelandics. FEIF (International Federation of Icelandic Horse Associations) does not permit clipping the horse's whiskers:
"The Icelandic horse is an unique breed with special qualities related to its primitive character. It shall be shown respect unreservedly. The following rules apply at all times: the natural appearance (e.g. natural growth and colour of hair) of the horse shall not be changed. Exceptions – the mane and tail may be trimmed if too long, and the horse may be clipped for health and welfare reasons. Hair on the muzzle, fetlocks, and inside the ears shall not be clipped. The rider shall take into account the special background and needs of the Icelandic horse, and keep the horse under as natural conditions as possible, which provide enough light, fresh air and space for free exercise. Artificial or psychological methods to alter the natural expression of the horse are not allowed."
Source: http://feif.org/FEIF/StatutesandRules/tabid/123/Default.aspx
I do have to admit that our shaggy, hairy Icelandics do appear somewhat "primitive" in open classes in comparison to the breeds that require more trimming.
I do have to admit that our shaggy, hairy Icelandics do appear somewhat "primitive" in open classes in comparison to the breeds that require more trimming.


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The Keeper of the Journal -- James Madison Hall (1819-1866) -- is taking a break from writing of the daily happenings in his life . . . he will take up his pen again in a few weeks . . . on the 6th day of September . . . in 1860 . . . but in the meantime, elsewhere in Texas on this date . . . the 18th day of August . . .
ALAMO EXPRESS [San Antonio, TX], August 18, 1860, p. 2, c. 1. To the Reading Public. — For many reasons we consider good, we present to you the Alamo Express for your inspection and, we hope, approval. We commence this little enterprise under almost the same auspices we did the present Herald of our city some five years ago. In this connection we would say, that the Herald has fallen into speculating hands, has deserted the ways of righteousness and political honesty, and turned down the broad road of political sin. It has turned a complete flip flop into the extreme little end of democracy.
Politically, we are in favor of an opposition to secession and disunion whether headed by Lincoln or Breckinridge. We are for the "Constitution, the Union and the enforcement of the laws," a platform broad enough to hold every American citizen within the borders of our great Republic.
Aside from politics we will advocate everything we think will benefit our State, county and city; education, internal improvements, &c.
We start the "Express" because we believe another paper is needed in this city and surrounding country.
Because there is a sentiment in the country, of no mean pretensions, which we sympathise with, that needs an expression — a medium — the Conservative Union sentiment.
And lastly, because we are a practical printer. It is our legitimate business and we consider we have a right to set up in the community; as much so as any other tradesman.
BELLVILLE [TX] COUNTRYMAN, August 18, 1860, p. 2, c. 4. Letter from Dallas. [Special Correspondence of the Telegraph.] Dallas, July 25. Ed. Telegraph.—Three negro men, the leaders in the insurrectionary plot, were executed at this place last Tuesday evening. One of them, Pat. Jennings, was the man who applied the torch to the town of Dallas, and one of the most prominent of those who were engaged in the work. Sam. Smith, another and a preacher, was a hardened old scoundrel, and the third — old Cato — has always borne a bad character in this county. They were taken out of jail, escorted to the place of execution by the military, and, in the presence of a large concourse of people, expiated their crimes as justice demanded. They betrayed no discomposure in view of the awful fate before them. Pat positively refused to say anything, and died with as much indifference as if he had been about his ordinary occupation. With unparalleled nonchalance, he retained his chew of tobacco in his mouth, and died with it there. They hung about twenty minutes, Pat dying very hard, and the other two without a struggle — the former by asphyxia and the two latter by dislocation of the cervical vertebrae.
This is a fearful warning to the rest, who yet may share the same fate. In Waxahachie, many important developments have been made, and a large amount of poison found in the possession of negroes. The whole affair will have the most important results. The dangerous sentiments entertained by some people will be shown up in their naked deformity, stripped of all adventitious coloring. Men in high places will find a practical interpretation of their political dogmas in the view taken of them by deluded negroes. The plot to devastate northern Texas is dated from a certain time, and based upon facts calculated to mislead a people no better informed than our negro population. The danger of suffering negroes to go out to celebrations, to hear political speeches and to hold meetings of their own, is rendered apparent by the developments connected with this matter. We have learned a lesson, and will profit by it.
BELLVILLE [TX] COUNTRYMAN, August 18, 1860, p. 3, c. 1. We hear by Ed Tucker who is just from Houston, that it is reported there that the towns of Tyler and McKinney have been burnt up.


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This isn't exactly what I understood from the meeting. I was very excited about the "feature sets" idea because I understood that these would be a normative part of the specification, not merely an informative thing. Language is always so slippery.... My assumption: If anybody can create a new "feature set" and inform the world what their set is, then there's no value to feature sets. I do, however, understand that some servers will want to support a feature set plus an extra feature or two. So I propose that there be some way to name each feature set, plus to name features on top. Then the OPTIONS response for my server would indicate: - I support BASE feature set - I also support features X and Y (which are not part of BASE) Another server might support BASE, feature X, Y and also Z. If BASE + X + Y + Z == FEATURE_SET_1, then the OPTIONS response would only have one string for this server: - I support FEATURE_SET_1 Also, I would propose that BASE replace the concept of CORE. It's way too confusing to have a difference. BASE should be the set of features that all servers must implement: the old concept of core, plus checkout, plus fork-control parsing (even if disallowed). Taking these steps puts few actual restrictions on the servers. They can still decide to support an arbitrary set of features. There is only a psychological pressure (which I think is a good thing) to implement a defined package rather than a random set of features. The next value of this is that it's much easier for a client to identify their supported feature sets. lisa > -----Original Message----- > From: email@example.com > [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]On Behalf Of Clemm, Geoff > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 3:05 PM > To: email@example.com > Subject: RE: Proposed Simplifications to the DeltaV protocol > > > No, we would not propose that the "feature sets" have defined > "compliance level" tags. The intent is to allow > new "feature sets" to be created, > without requiring a new "tag" to be defined for compliance checking. > > In particular, suppose you define a new feature set that is > some old feature set (e.g. "a", "b", "c") plus features "x" and "y". > Instead of having to add another tag, you can just publish that > "a", "b", "c", "x", "y" is now a "package", and then a server > that supports that package would return: > "a", "b", "c", "x", "y". > > The old clients will check if "a", "b", "c" are all in > the supported feature set of a server, > and if so, they will talk to it. > > The new clients will check if "a", "b", "c", "x", "y" are all in > the feature set. > > And for non-standard clients that just care about "do you support > feature x", they will be able to find that out as well. > > Cheers, > Geoff > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Steve K Speicher [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] > Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 2:51 PM > To: email@example.com > Subject: Re: Proposed Simplifications to the DeltaV protocol > > > > > >The fifth (and final) proposed simplification was to define a set of > >four feature "packages", and to state that a versioning server SHOULD > >support at least one of those packages. This then allows a versioning > >client to look for one of the four defined feature packages, rather > >than worrying about all possible combinations of features. Note: a > >server still exposes its functionality as a set of features. > > Are these "packages" going to be represented as "DAV Compliance Classes"? > For example, classes 3, 4, 5 & 6. > > Just curious. Thanks, > SteveReceived on Friday, 30 March 2001 12:51:20 UTC
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A decade after Apple revolutionized the music world with its iTunes store, the music industry is undergoing another, even more radical, digital transformation as listeners begin to move from CDs and downloads to streaming services like Spotify, Pandora and YouTube.So I really don't know enough to comment on whether or not the whole royalty situation for streaming will pan out (or not!) the way some think it will, but the interesting thing here is the narrative.
As purveyors of legally licensed music, they have been largely welcomed by an industry still buffeted by piracy. But as the companies behind these digital services swell into multibillion-dollar enterprises, the relative trickle of money that has made its way to artists is causing anxiety at every level of the business.
The NYT credits iTunes with revolutionizing the music world, and in some ways it did, but only by making the revolution legal. The real shift began with file sharing services like Napster. One of the old narratives that the music industry endorsed was that if you liked a song and wanted to own it, you had to also purchase the 10 or so other songs that surrounded it on an album. Napster was free, and while it's ability to enable widespread music theft was probably the cause of its popularity, it also changed that whole album purchasing paradigm. You like "For Whom the Bell Tolls", fine, download it and stick it to that annoying Lars guy. No need to go buy the whole album. Apple, to their credit, realized that the narrative had shifted, and when they implemented iTunes, they allowed customers to purchase only the songs they wanted.
Like I said, the free downloads were probably the main cause of Napster's popularity, but the success of iTunes shows that the whole a la carte idea was also a key component. A decade later, and the narrative is changing again.
The thing that struck me reading the article is that free music streaming services like Pandora and Spotify, while providing truly minimal royalties, also shine a light on another narrative about listening frequency. Namely, once you bought a record, the music industry could care less how often you listened to it. But streaming services aren't based on sales, they're based on "listens" - the number of times you streamed a specific song.
I'm probably the last person in the world who should be commenting on listening habits, as I suck at music. I love it, I'm just bad at keeping up with this stuff and constantly go back to the same well (What? I've got movies to watch, books to read, and beer to drink over here, leave me alone!) All of which is to say that I have to wonder how the metric of "listens" will impact the industry. I tend to listen to the same thing over and over again, and when I do that, I'll probably earn someone a few cents of royalties. But I have a large suspicion that a lot of people will give most music a single listen (especially given the low barrier of entry on streaming), maybe revisiting once or twice if they're really psyched about it.
Music is certainly relistened to more than movies are rewatched, and being more of a movie guy, that might throw off my calibration on this issue, but I really have to wonder about the relationship between sales and listens. Yeah, such and such album or song may have sold a million copies last week... but how long will that song be in heavy rotation in streaming? And when you literally have millions of songs on your fingertips, are you likely to cast your net far and wide, or return to the same music over and over again? Will this notion drive what kinds of music becomes available? More pop music with clear hooks, less experimental stuff? Will those experimental folks be able to survive on the long tail?
I don't have any answers here and I don't really know enough about the music industry to say how this will play out, but I'm thinking we'll see some interesting developments in the next few years. Incidentally, movie streaming doesn't seem to have caved to streaming in the same way. They don't charge streaming services like Netflix per watch, but for the general ability to stream a certain catalog. I'll be curious to see if we ever reach a Spotify-level streaming service for movies. As I've mentioned before, I don't think that's going to happen anytime soon... but again, the next few years will be interesting.


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As area college basketball teams gear up for postseason runs,
the La Sierra University women's team has finished its season and
is already looking ahead to next season.
The Golden Eagles, winless a year ago, finished 12-17 as an
independent NAIA program, winning seven of their final eight games.
The 12 wins were a school record and first-year coach Eric Thorson
is expecting even better things next season with the return of a
lineup of predominantly underclassmen. The team is also expected to
add some size, Thorson said, with three redshirts coming in and
possibly three more recruits, all of whom are post players.
The player to watch next year could be Joirdan Jones. The
5-foot-6 freshman out of Rancho Cucamonga Los Osos came on strong
over the second half of the season, scoring at least 20 points in
seven of the final 10 games, including 32 in the season finale at
Arizona Christian.
"She just exploded," Thorson said.
The Golden Eagles will be eligible for postseason play next
season during the second year of their transition to NAIA.
The Cal State San Bernardino softball team enters this weekend's
games at Cal State Dominguez Hills riding an eight-game winning
streak. The Coyotes opened the CCAA season last weekend with an
impressive four-game sweep of conference preseason favorite Cal
State Monterey Bay.
The Coyotes, UC San Diego and Sonoma State are the only
remaining unbeaten teams in CCAA play. Cal State San Bernardino
hasn't lost since falling to NAIA No. 1 Cal Baptist in a
season-opening doubleheader on Feb. 1.
The UC Riverside women's cross country team earned All-Academic
honors from the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches
Association for the second straight year.
To qualify, teams must have a cumulative 3.0 GPA and run at
their regional meet.
Regular-season basketball titles are up for grabs this week in
both the Foothill Conference and the Orange Empire Conference. But
the Riverside Community College men's team will have to wait to
determine its fate because it had a bye on Wednesday.
Irvine Valley and Saddleback College are both chasing the
Tigers, who entered the week with a half-game lead in the
standings. RCC will host Orange Coast College on Friday in the
regular-season finale with at least a share of the OEC title on the
line. The Foothill Conference men's race is between Chaffey and San
Bernardino Valley, which entered the week tied for first, and
Barstow, which was a game back. The San Bernardino Valley women's
team entered the final week in first place with Mt. San Jacinto a
game back and Chaffey two back.
The community college playoffs begin next Wednesday, with
second-round games scheduled for Feb. 25-26 and third-round games
slated for March 2. The regional finals are March 5 and the state
championship round is March 11-13 in Ventura.
Reach Allan Steele at 951-368-9648 or email@example.com


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Outline Your Work, Your Life, and Your Life's Work
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Pros: Checkvist provides an incredibly flexible and full featured way to create an outline of what needs to be achieved, accomplished, what needs to get done to fulfill the many plans and commitments of your work and your life. I prefer to work out of one major outline so that everything is in one place and always there right in front of me. Checkvist makes this possible by allowing any section of the outline to be "hoisted" so that I can focus more clearly on any area of my work. Likewise, when needed, I can create separate outlines to deal with a major project, or to provide more detailed support for any of the items on my main outline. Of course, it can also be used as an outliner without a task orientation, which is particularly helpful in writing and brainstorming. The team behind Checkvist are personally invested in the quality and development of this software. They keep us "in the loop" with frequent posts which they call "The Checkvist Story". Users always know what is being worked on, improved, and planned for the future. The one time that I needed to contact them for assistance, their response was nearly immediate. I cannot say enough about this software, about their development team, and about how much it has become the place I go to throughout the day to help keep me, my work, and my life on a steady course. Literally, my entire life is outlined on Checkvist!
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Pros: The overall concept is easy to get behind and the interface is easy to use. Love all the keyboard shortcuts. Being able to create lists and hierarchy tasks is excellent for task management and reviewing tasks needing to be completed during a project or goal.
Cons: on the "Due" page, not having my tasks split up (or grouped) by their lists. Not necessarily being able to minimize or expand the groups, but to see the tasks under each list since they tend to be related in theme. In a recent update, changing the date on a current due task now sends you to that task lower on Due Task page, it's a very quick fix to go back up, but it's annoying nonetheless.
Overall: It frees my mind from having to remember what i need to do next or for the day and allows me to just do the work. I can be more productive and have more time to think about the projects or work I'm involved with instead of being distracted when recalling something I forgot to do. Helps me to prioritize what is necessary to get done and those things that will always be "someday" tasks. Which without a task management program like Checkvist, I'd probably be working on--not realizing it's a waste of my time.
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by Trirt Software on July 10, 2017
Hello Ben,
Thanks for the review. I wanted to notice that on the Due page, you can enable grouping by list in the page options (cog in the toolbar). There is also an option to enable context view, read more in this blog post: https://goo.gl/m3XXfA
I am a long time user of Checkvist (since 2011). I use primarily the web version.
Pros: My favorite part of Checkvist is the clean interface. This is what drew me to it initially and why I keep using it. So many apps or websites these days are filled with clutter which is the exact opposite of what I need when the whole point is to simplify and stay organized! My other favorite part is the color option. I am a very visual person so having the option to add some color is also a huge deal. I have tried other similar "clean" to do list options, but they did not have the color feature so I stopped using it immediately. Please don't ever change those two things.
Cons: I use this mostly on the web so am not a heavy user of the app. I have tried it, but find it is more hassle than it is worth. I don't mind this, but making this app version a little easier to use would be a plus. I like the clean look (as I said before), but on the app it goes a little too far so I can't figure out how to do anything.
I've tried many outliners and project management tools, and Checkvist is the best for me.
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Cons: I use lists for both outlining ideas, planning, and creating TODO lists. I do all these things in one list sometimes, so I would like the ability to specify that only certain sublists represent tasks. Right now everything in a list is a task in Checkvist. So I can't tell at a glance how many tasks are actually in a list; how many are done; and how many are still open.
I also don't like that you can't put a due time, you can only put a day.
Overall: Helps me to plan projects in detail, organize thoughts, keep notes, and collaborate with others.
From all the apps I've tried for task and project management, Checkvist is by far the best!
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Pros: Checkvist has amazing keyboard support, is absolutely the perfect app for the divide-and-conquer approach for getting stuff done, and is choke full of useful productivity features. Especially useful is the progress counter which shows how much of a task is completed. It's also very easy to set up lists, tasks, and sub-tasks, and lets you focus on doing the actual tasks instead of learning some convoluted methodologies. The markdown support is also a star, especially for the task notes.
Cons: There is no native mobile app, even though there is a mobile version of the website. There is also no support for time tracking, which would be a very useful feature. There's lots of add-ons for the Chrome browser, but similar support for Firefox is lacking.
Overall: My productivity has increased significantly since I started using Checkvist, which is really due to how easy it has been to learn the app, so I can focus on getting stuff done
As simple working with Pen & Paper and all the benefits of a great cloud based app
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Excellent UX through veracious keyboard shortcut focus along with great support.
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Pros: Keyboard shortcuts for all actions means less RSI and more speed. A great balance of functionality without bloat and also functionality hidden away until you need it with a quick two key tap. Super fast to use.
Cons: Sometimes I hanker for some more styling BUT you can style yourself with Pro custom CSS and so even this is not an issue really.
Overall: Ease of use meant I *did* (do) use it so it becomes a trusted core system unlike an app that is fun for a bit but ultimately does not get much use and so returns little value.
Been using CheckVist daily for 3 years. Amazing customer support! It just keeps getting better.
Likely Extremely
Pros: Excellent keyboard shortcuts.
All items in a list are easily rearranged.
The recurring due date functionality is invaluable.
Web access allows me to use it at home and at work - which was a problem with my previous solution.
I don't know how I lived without it.
Cons: The mobile app is not as mature as the web app. It is harder to use, and has fewer functions. But it is improving.
Overall: Better organization, improved scheduling. I now know where to find my information.
Checkvist is totally AWESOME
Likely Extremely
Pros: Desktop browser functionality is unsurpassed, I've tried literally dozens of todo list tools and nothing comes close to the ease of use and power of Checkvist.
Tasks and priorities are always changing and Checkvist makes this SO simple.
The mobile app is rapidly evolving into a fantastic progressive web app.
Support is excellent
Also great for managing meetings/agendas etc
Cons: Global search index takes time to update
More powerful filtering logic needs to be added particularly around tags.
Needs sort by modified date
Overall: I never lose any tasks
Fantastic for triage and management of projects, people and tasks
I've been using it for several years and couldn't manage without it.
Pros: Need to create a checklist for anything - use Checkvist. Need access to key reference information from any computer - use Checkvist. It's simple and convenient, and always available.
Cons: I only use the basic features, and have no gripes about it. 100 characters minimum is BS. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs.
Perfect checklist for those who care about efficiency
Likely Extremely
Pros: You can do everything with just a keyboard. There is no UI element that is preventing me from accomplishing what I want in a checklist. This software is definitely perfect for a programmer, even if you're not I would definitely check it out to see if it's fits your style.
Cons: The mobile version can use a little bit of work. It doesn't currently match the elegance of the web application. That's a difficult goal to achieve though. You can still do the basics of a checklist though.
Overall: It fits my need of easy-to-use but hard-to-master type of software. It's pretty awesome in how efficient you can get with Checkvist.
Use it every day to organise my work
Pros: Using the keyword to manage the application makes it fast to use. Having a mobile version too is handy. Good cut and paste too between lists.
Cons: The mobile version is quite simple. It's more than adequate if you just want to view your lists or mark a task as complete. Building a list/outline from scratch, however, takes time. It compliments the excellent desktop version rather than being the primary tool.
Just the outliner productivity features that I want, and no extra visual or functional bloatware.
Likely Extremely
Pros: I can control everything from the keyboard (but all the natural drag-and-drop options are available as well). It's fast. It works well on both my laptop and my phone.
Cons: The mobile app is lagging a bit behind the desktop version. There are a few paid features that I'd like to have for free (but that's hardly a complaint). There isn't an easy Android share-to-Checkvist option.
Overall: Daily organization in a flexible way.
An essential part of my daily working life
Pros: Outlining feels like a very way to organise my thoughts and Checkvist implements it brilliantly. My favourite feature is its support for keyboard shortcuts. It just makes the tool so fast to use.
Cons: Improved support for mobile would be a plus. Viewing lists is excellent but updating or creating them is a little clunky. That said, as a work tool, I'd rarely ever want to create a list using my phone.
Checkvist is simply the best task management program around.
Likely Extremely
Pros: The unlimited hierarchical lists + all the keyboard shortcuts. No other product even comes close to being this flexible.
Cons: not sure there is anything in particular that I could say that I like least about checkvist. it solves all of my needs for a task management software.
Overall: It has helped me not only organize my daily todo's, but also gives me the ability to keep lists of interesting things I like to track long term.
One of those rare programs that has changed my entire work (and play) flow for the better
Likely Extremely
Pros: Very quick maneuvering with keyboard shortcuts
One-stroke highlighting (6 colors) makes it easy to sort priorities
Flexible repeating due dates
Can send things easily to the outline from email or the web
Terrific customer support -- the developers are on the case and really care about the program
Enables me to organize my thoughts quickly
Cons: The Android app, while adequate, is still in beta and needs further development
Due items do not notify at particular time, only day
Overall: Organizes many aspects of my life, from writing papers to shopping
I looked for an online outline-based list/ thought organization tool a long time! Checkvist rocks!
Likely Extremely
Pros: Fast. Keyboard shortcuts. Multilevel. Multi-list. Rapid expand, contract, move, indent, outdent. Changes reflected instantly to all devices.
Cons: Need more formatting options. Need to be able to attach images, link externally. Mobile still kind of clunky.
Overall: Easy organization of my thoughts and reminders
Vendor Response
by Trirt Software on July 07, 2017
Hello Mark,
Thanks a lot for the review. I wanted to mention that it is possible to attach images and files, as well as link them. Take a look here:
Thanks again,
I use checkvist every day, I run my whole life with it.
Pros: The keyboard first approach and availability of my list no matter where I am makes me super productive. I like the clean and clear style and that I can email my items to my list
Cons: The keyboard commands work differently between my Mac and windows at work which is a little jarring.
I've been using Checkvist for several years and continue to use it everyday.
Pros: Comprehensive keyboard shortcuts. Having the ability to create unlimited sub-lists and easily customize with markdown and tags.
Cons: The mobile site, although features are regularly being added and continues to get better. A native iOS app would be great.
Great for sharing lists. Simple but grows with you.
Likely Extremely
Pros: Simple to get others to use. Has lots of functionality if you decide to dive deep but also works as a simple list manager.
Cons: Love it but would like a mobile app to make it easier to use on mobile devices. Other than, it's great.
I love this app. It is one of my must-have tools for work and personal projects.
Likely Extremely
Pros: Keyboard driven, simplicity, markdown syntax support, infinite depth of tree, focus on selected sub-trees, API and many more.
Cons: Currently, there is no real mobile app. It should also work better when internet connection is unstable. I can not think about any other serious problems.
love this website
Likely Extremely
Pros: keyboard friendly. that is what I need most to focus on thinking. It also automatically backup to my dropbox which save lots of my time to backup.
Cons: access from phone browser is not stable. I need to login again after a couple days. Also they really need to do some marketing. I have used almost all the similar products but only recently come across checkvist.
Overall: productivity. it has greatly improved my efficiency to another level.
Checkvist really help in increasing the productivity.
Likely Extremely
Pros: Checkvist really help in increasing the productivity. The various functionality and the shortcuts really make Checkvist shine out of the lot of many todo list websites available today. It has very simple interface, nothing fancy which takes space of your screen and due to this it feels very raw which is really good for me.
Cons: It took me sometime to get accustomed to use the shortcuts. So, there is a learning curve but if you want something great, you have to spend some time in learning it. So, it is not a cons but still leaves a bit of improvement space for checkvist.
Overall: My productivity has increased. I am able to focus much more. It has very simple environment, so I dont get distracted. It helps me organize and tell me what I should focus on next. Great tool.
Well/cleanly designed, feature rich, intuitive and efficient UI.
Likely Extremely
Pros: It lets me get the ideas in my head down quickly and without frustration and organized effectively so that when I review it I can find what I need quickly and easily, even after I have collected a lot of information.
Cons: The mobile app is in development and not as feature rich, BUT the dev has consistently improved it.
Overall: Helps me organize important information, track projects, and even creative writing and DMing for RPGs.
I really enjoy using this product. It seems to work well for basic communication and organization.
Likely Extremely
Pros: It's just clean, simple, and straight-forward. It just works really well for outlining -- far better than MS Word or Google Docs, so I wish it had been around when I was in law school.
Cons: It logs out quite frequently. The mobile features are not the best... I think they are working on this, though. It would be nice if it works seamlessly, for example like Google Keep.
Overall: It keeps me really well organized.
Checkvist is my go to for projects and to do lists
Likely Extremely
Pros: I couldn't find another online tool that would let me create to do lists in an outline format. Having the ability to put children inside of an item was critical to me chosing Checkvist.
Keyboard shortcuts are also awesome. I work in a terminal a lot so I'm used to just using a keyboard to get around. Saves a ton of time from jumping between mouse and keyboard.
Cons: The mobile interface isn't great. I would love a stand-alone app for checkvist (developed by checkvist instead of a random third party).
Overall: It lets me look at projects the way I think about them. Not just a bunch of to do lists, but one project list that captures all the things that need to be done in an easy to organize format and interface.
Give fan of the features and keyboard shortcuts!
Pros: The ability to easily move and nest tasks, the keyboard shortcuts and the prioritization features. They're all great.
Cons: I'd like to be able to put attachments in notes and.... as you know... the mobile app is a good start, but lacks parity with the web.
Love it.
Likely Extremely
Pros: The features and capabilities. I also really appreciate the fact that you can do so much with keyboard shortcuts alone.
Cons: The web app and chrome extension would be better if they were also fully featured. Other than that you guys are doing a great job.
Overall: Staying organized!
Vendor Response
by Trirt Software on July 07, 2017
Hello Nathan,
Thanks for the review. I'd like to mention that chrome extension has most features of the web app, I'd be interested to know which ones you miss most.
My go to outliner
Likely Extremely
Pros: - very natural use (shortcuts, movements, ...)
- fast!
- looks simple but houses a boatload of functionality
- custom css to make it look the way you like it
Cons: - not very good mobile support (might change with the PWA implementation?)
- no iOS integration (notifications, fast input etc)
Overall: I got organized the way I wanted: with a simple, textbased system instead of heavy, slow big software that 's too expensive.
Using it every day!
Likely Extremely
Pros: Great usability. Clean design, a lot of features, everything that I wanted has been already implemented!
Overall: It improves my work life balance and helps to sort out my work tasks.
Mouseless. Easy to use. Simple but powerful.
Likely Extremely
Pros: Shortcuts. They are great.
Simple to use.
Many ways to organize.
Due feature. I love it.
Can use email to add tasks.
Cons: Mobile version. I like mobile web-app (don't need AppStore to use and stuff like that). But it hard to use it on mobile when you need to organize something.
Overall: I made a goal for myself to find some tools what will help me to be productive every day.
I chose checkvist. I'm staying more productive than ever.
Checkvist helps me organize all of my thoughts in one place and keep them super organized.
Pros: It is so simple to use, especially with the markdown features. Having unlimited lists and sub lists also makes it easy for me to give details to my thoughts and projects.
Cons: I wish there was a better way to organize things visually (colors, pictures). It can just be a lot to look at if it is just tons of words on a screen.
A simple, straightforward checklisting program
Likely Extremely
Pros: I used this program for a large freelance client to keep track of our tasks, and it was super-simple and straightforward. Not hard to learn or for non-technical people to use, but with enough features to help stronger users do more.
Cons: Very little to dislike. I guess more features would be fine, but it's nice to have it so simple and easy to use.
I love it!
Likely Extremely
Pros: The best part of this app is all of the keyboard shortcuts. I am able to do everything I need without touching the mouse.
Cons: Design of the UX should be responsive. I want to be able to customize it but some of the markup and existing styles are unpredictable. For example, the header uses a tag.
Overall: I get a huge productivity boost.
Likely Extremely
Pros: IT IS JUST EXCELLENT! The semi-VIM like control is easy to adapt and the best for pure keyboard users. Also, the UI isn't laggy/unresponsive at any time at all. It is always handy, even managing the biggest of the lists. The coloring is quick and awesome. Further, the UI is clean without any clutter and help always within reach for newbies. All other task managers I have used have prompted with clutter and useless graphics.
Cons: Hard to point out, but this is the only backdrop: The auto-listing feature. It doesn't have to be itemize first, and then ask user for choice.
Overall: Very fast, clean, organized placement of my thoughts and information.
I came from a "simpler" outliner, but wanted some more bells an whistles. I found them in Checkvist.
Pros: * keyboard shortcuts for each and every function
* lots of features
* fast!
* ease of use
* possible to send mails which end up in the app
Cons: * no native (ios) app, so no native notifications etc.
* personal reason: difficult for me to apply the gtd workflow while keeping the overview.
I loved this app!!
Pros: The flexibility, to use your own CSS is GREAT! As a coder, I think this will be a GREAT way to take notes while coding.
Cons: I wish they had a Mac App, it's only online, I think they could stand to do very well at adaption if they had a Mac App.
Checkvist makes it easy to think in an organized way -- and it's open source!
Likely Extremely
Pros: The text-based functionality is so useful, so much faster than messing around with a mouse when I'm trying to get my work done.
Vendor Response
by Trirt Software on July 08, 2017
Thanks for the review! A short correction - Checkvist is not open source, it has a powerful free plan :)
I've really enjoyed this as an alternative to workflowy
Likely Extremely
Pros: The keyboard shortcuts, which allow you to control Checkvist without the mouse. I also like the ability to create multiple outlines.
Cons: A slightly clunky-appearing interface. I would like the ability to theme the interface and sync with Dropbox.
Overall: Proeductivity, ability to store and retrieve notes.


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Pressing Past
What did I do wrong? Why didn't they choose me?
I should wish them the best of luck in the sale of their home, but I secretly hope they spend countless days on the market and regret their decision to ever reject me. Terrible…I know, but I'm offended. My feelings are hurt. I'm low-key salty.
It's easy to get offended especially since Jesus said, "offense is sure to come" (Luke 17:1). There are a number of reasons why we get offended—unrealistic expectations, past hurt, a competitive need to win, an inability to accept criticism or correction and the list goes on…
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Pressing Past…Betrayal
Pressing Past…Offense
Pressing Past…Self-Pity
Pressing Past…Troubles
Pressing Past…Discouragement
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Choose to face whatever God is striving to reveal to you through this offense and ask Him to help you do better.
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Monday, September 28, 2009
Salt and Light – Hang Time
Salt and Light – Hang Time
© 2008, American Anglican Council Weekly Update, October 24, 2008, By: Rev. J. Philip Ashey
When he looked out over the crowds, his heart broke. So confused and aimless they were, they were, like sheep with no shepherd. Matthew 9: 36
In the pressured, stressed academic and extra curricular life of the teens of Herndon, Virginia there is one scheduled weekly event which the teens themselves consider mandatory. It happens at the Church of the Epiphany, Wednesdays, 3-5PM where about 20-30 kids come together from public schools, Christian schools, and home schools for "Hang-Time". What happens there? Nothing, and everything –pizza (of course) and while Christian music plays softly in the background a survey of the room reveals someone asleep on the couch, a chess game, homework, conversations, video game challenges, even a spontaneous jam session on the stage complete with keyboard and sound system. There is a group lounging while they watch a Christian video. Mixing and mingling with the group are young college age leaders who came out of the "Hang-Time" themselves.
Robbie Pruitt, the Youth Leader at Epiphany who began the program bases it also on God's call for Sabbath rest – rest from the demanding, overscheduled, weary lives these teens live. Robbie points out "Scripture commands us in many different places to rest and Jesus Himself modeled this rest when He withdrew to solitary places to pray away from the crowds (Luke 5:16). The lack of structure makes this a place of respite.
In the last 15 minutes or so, when they come together for scripture and prayer it is in the safety of a circle of trusted friends. Sometimes Robbie shows a short contemporary Christian DVD—"Nooma" from Mars Hill Church, and Revolution are among his favorites. These are short lessons with high impact. Prayers are requested for school work, conflicts with parents, sick friends, and those struggling with broken homes. "Here," Robbie says," we are learning to make our lives a living testimony that simply says, "It is not about me, it is about Jesus." We are taking the control away from ourselves and putting it in God's hands and because of this we can rest in His strength, and learn from His direction."
Robbie Pruitt sees this time each week as a way of building long term relationships with the kids. He sees himself as a "visible shepherd": one whom the "harassed and helpless" can come to for conversation, counsel and prayer. But, he says, the key is consistency: just being there every week, present and available in the name and the power of Jesus Christ. Just as Jesus sent out his disciples in pairs, Robbie sees the focus on establishing a consistent, prayerful presence with the few, not the many, making each teen feel singularly important. He estimates that about forty different teens come when they can. When they can't they can always visit "Hang Time" on Facebook. The program has also expanded other youth ministries - the kids consider themselves a family and so when a youth retreat happens they often come together.
When asked about Hang-Time it was described by one teen participant as"less in your face - food, games, and videos, extremely spontaneous, extremely fun, and extremely chilled".
You can find more information about Hang Time and Epiphany's Youth Ministries at http://www.epiphany-herndon.org/Youth/
"Hang Time" is a wonderful example of how missional churches major on relationships. Why? Because that's what Jesus did. Jesus spent his entire public ministry focused on a small group of twelve disciples—and much of it on the road "hanging out" with them. In our internet world, where relationships are decentralized and genuine community is diminished, Jesus is calling his church to be a place where we can offer real community, in Christ. Churches are mission outposts that offer genuine, caring, Christ-centered relationships.
As Robbie observed, some youth who cannot and will not attend church show up at Hang Time almost every week. They are on the way to becoming followers of Jesus Christ, because they have discovered genuine Christian community.
We call it the Church.
Have you and your church considered how you might become a missionary outpost that majors on relationships—just like Jesus? Who are the harassed and helpless in your community, your neighborhood, your workplace? May Christ give you his heart, the heart of the Good Shepherd, to hang out with a purpose!
Yours in Christ,
Rev. J. Philip Ashey
Chief Operating Officer
American Anglican Council
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Monday, September 21, 2009
Boxes, Bills, and Benevolence
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"Jesus looked him hard in the eye—and loved him! He said, "There's one thing left: Go sell whatever you own and give it to the poor. All your wealth will then be heavenly wealth. And come follow me." The man's face clouded over. This was the last thing he expected to hear, and he walked off with a heavy heart. He was holding on tight to a lot of things, and not about to let go. Looking at his disciples, Jesus said, "Do you have any idea how difficult it is for people who 'have it all' to enter God's kingdom?" (Mark 10:21-23)
"Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the kingdom of God (Luke 6:20)."
"Zacchaeus just stood there, a little stunned. He stammered apologetically, "Master, I give away half my income to the poor—and if I'm caught cheating, I pay four times the damages." Jesus said, "Today is salvation day in this home! Here he is: Zacchaeus, son of Abraham! For the Son of Man came to find and restore the lost (Luke 19:8-10)."
"Across the world, 1.3 billion people live on less than $1 a day; 3 billion people live on under $2 a day; 1.3 billion have no access to clean drinking water; 3 billion have no access to sanitation; 2 billion have no access to electrical power (Sweet, p. 104, 105)."
Last week I spent $15.76 at Staples on 10 file boxes to put my files and old school notebooks into. I drove in my car to get these boxes. When I returned to our townhome, I packed the boxes with the lights and the ceiling fan on while listening to Pandora radio on my desktop computer; it was streaming through my high speed cable internet connection. I then stored the boxes in a closet and threw all the trash and unwanted files and notebooks away, to be picked up later by the trash collection company on Tuesday.
One of 1.3 billion could have lived for 16 whole days on just what it cost me to buy those boxes.
My car is worth $8,228. The gas costs $46. a week. Insurance is $656. a year.
Every month our electric bill runs us about $108. and our cable, phone, and internet service costs about $190. We pay roughly $1100. a year in neighborhood association dues which includes our parking, lawn care, and snow and trash removal.
If you only add the numbers that I just mentioned above, someone could live for 10,343.76 days at a $1. a day. This equals to about how long my wife has been alive, around 28.3 years. This is equal to some people's entire lifetime in the third world, poverty stricken, parts of the world.
I wonder how many people could live for how long on what we spend in a year if we were to calculate an entire year's budget total. What if we lived more simply or with someone else and actually made some of this living happen?
I spend around $55. just on coffee, sugar, and creamer every month. This does not include any stops to Caribou Coffee or Starbuck's. That is 55 days of life for someone, every month.
The Bible says nothing about not smoking cigarettes or drinking coffee. However, if you smoked a pack a day for a year for 30 years, it would cost you around $54,750., about an average American living in Northern Virginia's yearly wage, just above our "poverty level." That translates to around 150 years of life for people who live at a $1. a day. This is about two to three average lifetimes, maybe more if you are smoking a pack a day or if you live in a third world country.
This is yet another reason why I do not smoke cigarettes. Coffee is my drug of choice.
The Bible does say something to us about loving our neighbor as ourselves: Jesus said, " 'Love the Lord your God with all your passion and prayer and intelligence.' This is the most important, the first on any list. But there is a second to set alongside it: 'Love others as well as you love yourself.' These two commands are pegs; everything in God's Law and the Prophets hangs from them (Matthew 22:37-40)."
Jesus also said, "It's easier for a camel to go through a needle's eye than for the rich to get into God's kingdom (Mark 10:24-25)."
One of my favorite verses that I focus on when I worry or want to get all worked up about how I am living and how I can best serve, and follow God, and help those who are in need, is Matthew 6:33, which says, "Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you." I am left wondering, "Am I seeking God first? How well do I love God? Do I desire Jesus more than His blessings? Do I love others and myself enough to seek first His kingdom? How can I love my neighbor if I don't love God or myself; if I love riches over God, or if I don't love God above His blessings?"
If the poor are blessed and have the kingdom, and we are so "rich," where might God be leading us?
Seeking His riches, His kingdom, and His blessings amongst the poverty of this world's riches,
Works Cited
Untitled Photo © 2009, by Jillian Lee
Peterson, Eugene H.: The Message : The Bible in Contemporary Language. Colorado Springs, Colo. : NavPress, 2002, S. Mk 10:21-23
Peterson, Eugene H.: The Message : The Bible in Contemporary Language. Colorado Springs, Colo. : NavPress, 2002, S. Lk 19:8-10
Peterson, Eugene H.: The Message : The Bible in Contemporary Language. Colorado Springs, Colo. : NavPress, 2002, S. Mt 22:37-40
Peterson, Eugene H.: The Message : The Bible in Contemporary Language. Colorado Springs, Colo. : NavPress, 2002, S. Mk 10:24-25
Sweet, Leonard I. Summoned to Lead. Grand Rapids : Zondervan, 2004.
The Holy Bible : New International Version. electronic ed. Grand Rapids : Zondervan, 1996, c1984, S. Lk 6:20
The New King James Version. Nashville : Thomas Nelson, 1982, S. Mt 6:33
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Hang Time
"Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, defines hang time as referring to a number of things: Hang time generally refers to how long something stays in the air: In basketball, the length of time a player stays in the air after jumping, either to make a slam dunk, lay-up or jump shot. In American football, hang time is the length of time a punted ball flies through the air." In the newly popular summer sport of wake boarding hang time is flying through the air after hitting a sweet wave, or jump.
In Rock climbing hang time is referred to as the time that is spent hanging from a hold on a rock face or wall. It is also referred to as resting on ones equipment, the rope, the anchors, the harness and everything in-between to rest and to regain ones composure to finish the hard work of a difficult and challenging climb. It is also popular in the sport of rock climbing to "log some hang time." This is something that can be purposefully done by initiating a fall in order to test the equipment and to become more comfortable with risking challenging moves in climbing, demonstrating confidence in your belay partner, and pushing your physical and mental limits. Hang time also naturally occurs in rock climbing when a rest is needed or a mistake is made during the climb and the climber accidentally falls. During hang time the belay person, a person holding the other end of the rope and taking up the climbers slack and anchoring the climber, assumes full responsibility for holding the climber in place safely for a rest or safely lowering the climber down for another shot at the climb.
On Wednesdays from 3:00-5:00pm the youth ministry at Church of the Epiphany does what we call Hang Time. At Hang Time, the youth of our church have the opportunity to "log some hang time." What we mean by this follows more closely with the climbing definition of hang time. The youth of our church are actively being obedient to God in a moment of Sabbath rest and recreation. They are deliberately showing up to Hang Time to have fellowship with one another, to rest, play games, pray together, and to demonstrate trust in God with their week and their lives. By resting and having intentional confidence in God, our belay person, and in our equipment, the fellowship of believers, the reading of the scriptures and prayer, we are bringing honor to God. We are making our lives a living testimony that simply says, "It is not about me, it is about Jesus." We are taking the control away from ourselves and putting it in His hands, and because of this, we can rest in His strength, learn from His direction, scope out our life's proverbial climb in Him and with Him, and execute that climb of life beyond our own physical and mental abilities, because of His rest, and His abilities. Jesus never just leaves us hanging He gives us the rest we need; He walks us through, and climbs beside us showing us the way.
Scripture commands us in many different places to rest and Jesus Himself modeled this rest when He withdrew to solitary places to pray away from the crowds (Luke 5:16). Hebrews chapter four verses nine through twelve speaks about this hang time rest; it says, "The promise of "arrival" and "rest" is still there for God's people. God himself is at rest. And at the end of the journey, or the climb, we'll surely rest with God. So let's keep at it and eventually arrive at the place of rest, and not drop out through some sort of disobedience. God means what he says. What he says goes (Hebrews 4:9-12)." So, come "log some hang time" with us at Hang Time on Wednesday's from 3:00-5:00pm, or log your own Hang Time weekly, and get the well needed rest and direction you need in the middle of your week and follow the direction of our Lord Himself who is a God of hang time, Sabbath Rest.
In His Rest,
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Last week, we presented the first part of an Xtracycle build…and left off with the attachment of the rear wheel. The rest of the assembly is fairly easy, as long as you are comfortable measuring, cutting and running new cables and casings and adjusting brakes and shifting systems. Otherwise, a trip to your local bike shop might be in order for professional assistance.
Let's finish this thing up, shall we?
For those of you running disc brakes with your Xtracycle, the FreeRadical kit requires an 203mm/8″ rotor on the back wheel. So, a disc swap is needed if your rotor is smaller than the requirement. Pop the back wheel out of the FreeRadical and replace the disc with a larger one.
Whatever you do, DON'T do what I did — in my excitement, I didn't seat the Torx T25 wrench deeply enough in one of the rotor bolts and rounded it off. So, I spent an extra hour trying to remove the bolt…first with a slightly larger Torx key, then a drill and a "screw out" bit. Finally, after nothing else worked, I cut a large screwdriver slot in the remains of the bolt head and eased it out with a hammer-powered impact driver.
Ok, with that out of the way, place the rear wheel back in the FreeRadical's dropouts. Now, if you have a repair stand, suspend your bike to give you a better position to complete the build. The next three steps are easy:
1) Bolt on the rear brake body (or V-brake/cantilever arms) and the rear derailleur, greasing all bolts with lube or antiseize as you go:
2) Bolt on the rear fender, if you're using one:
3) Bolt on the supplied kickstand to the mounting plate welded to the FreeRadical frame:
Now, it's time to string some new cables. First, measure and cut an appropriate length of casing for the rear brake. Install it using the bike frame's cable guides and extra zipties if needed. Run the cable through the casing and attach it to the rear brake. If there's a way, see if you can keep the casing one continuous piece — that lessens water intrusion and the inner cable will last longer because of it. This isn't an option on all bikes, but with a few extra zipties, you might be able to pull it off.
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Happy belated Valentine's Day! I hope your day was filled with lots of love…and candy! I spent my day with my mother and darling fiance. It was filled with flowers, chocolate, take-out and laughter…so nice!
Since the holiday of love is officially over, I can post the card I made for my hunny bunny. So quick and easy and it's one-of-a kind…I love it!
I started by designing the heart and sentiment in Silhouette Studio making sure it was sized to fit my card. Since I wanted to watercolor the heart, I decided embossing would be the best way to go. Embossing makes thing so easy since it resists the color and I didn't have to worry about painting within the lines. I used the Silhouette pen holder and a clear Ranger embossing pen to sketch the design on white cardstock. Watercolor paper would have been ideal but I HATE that all my watercolor paper has a yellow tint. My next Simon Says Stamp order will definitely have white watercolor paper.
After my design was sketched out, I embossing using Stampendous Stamp-n Stuff White Pearls embossing powder. I had this embossing powder sitting in my stash forever but when I heated it, it turned a semi-transparent yellowish color. Does embossing powder go bad? Do they still make this brand? (Note to self…add white embossing powder to craft NEED list.) Next, I watercolored the heart using Distressed inks. I wanted to make sure the card was "manly" so I decided on Peacock Feathers and Salty Ocean.
Now…time to put it all together! I used a piece of pattered paper from the Pink Paislee "Pen Pals" paper pack and mounted it on a a plain white 5.5″ x 4″ card. After the heart was dry, it was cut down to 3.75″ x 3.75″ and the edges distressed with a pair of scissors. Using foam tape, I mounted the heart to the right on the card giving it some dimension. Cutting a teeny, tiny slit in the top of the card let me wrap twine around the card and secure it with a knot. Using the Simon Says Stamp "Paper Hug" stamp set, I stamped the heart cluster on a scrap piece of the patterned paper in Simon Says Stamp Island Blue dye ink and fussy cut a bunch. Then I attached clusters of 3 hearts with Ranger multi matte medium and gave them some dimension and gloss with Ranger glossy accents.
On the inside of the card, I stamped the greeting from the Simon Says Stamp "Paper Hug" stamp set using Momento Tuxedo Black ink. Then I attached one of the hearts I fussy cut earlier on top of the heart on the greeting to give it some color. And viola…Done! 🙂
I hope you like this card. If you use it as inspiration for one of your projects, I'd love to see it! As always, post your link in the comments below so I can have a look.
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