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Hey, there welcome to another guide. today in this article I will show you How to Install TWRP Recovery on Samsung Galaxy F62. The step to install TWRP Recovery is very simple and by the end of this guide, you will be successfully able to install TWRP on your Samsung Galaxy F62 smartphone.
Page Contents
- 1 About Samsung Galaxy F62
- 2 What is TWRP Recovery?
- 3 Advantages of Installing TWRP Recovery on the Samsung Galaxy F62?
- 4 Disadvantages of Installing TWRP Recovery on the Samsung Galaxy F62?
- 5 Let's Install TWRP Recovery on the Samsung Galaxy F62
- 6 Steps To Install TWRP Recovery on Samsung Galaxy F62:
About Samsung Galaxy F62
Let's have a quick look at the key specifications of the Samsung Galaxy F62.
- This phone comes with a 6.7 inches Full HD plus display, which is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass.
- Samsung Galaxy F62 has an Exynos 9825 chipset. It's an Octa-core CPU.
- We are getting One UI on top of Android 11.
- It has 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of Internal Storage.
- Talking about the Camera, we get a Quad Rear-facing camera of 64 MP + 12 MP + 5 MP + 5 MP and a 32 MP Selfie Camera.
- Samsung Galaxy F62 comes with a Non-removable 7000 mAh battery, which also supports Fast Battery Charging.
Must Read: Install Stock ROM on Samsung Galaxy F62
What is TWRP Recovery?
TWRP Recovery stands for TeamWin Recovery, it's a Custom Recovery which helps to install third-party firmware, custom ROM, flashing zip file. TWRP gives more features than what you get in Stock Recovery. It's a touchscreen-based interface which makes the flashing process very easy.
Now before moving to the steps let's discuss some of the advantages and disadvantages of install TWRP custom recovery on your smartphone.
Advantages of Installing TWRP Recovery on the Samsung Galaxy F62?
- You can easily Root your Samsung Galaxy F62 smartphone.
- Once you install TWRP, you can Hard Reset or Wipe your smartphone.
- You can update your phone to the latest Android OS.
- Taking Backup of your Android becomes very easy and straightforward.
- You can install ZIP files or Install Custom ROM on your phone.
Must Read – Various Issues on the Samsung Galaxy F62 & How to Fix Them
Disadvantages of Installing TWRP Recovery on the Samsung Galaxy F62?
- Your phone warranty gets void.
- If you flash wrong files or unstable files then your phone will be Bricked.
- You may face some performance issues after installing TWRP.
- Flashing Unstable ROM to Samsung Galaxy F62 can make your phone unfunctional.
- You will not get OTA updates from your phone manufacturer.
Related Article: Root Samsung Galaxy F62
Let's Install TWRP Recovery on the Samsung Galaxy F62
So, to install TWRP you need to make sure that you have followed the pre-requirements shown below:
- Download TWRP Recovery Img file to your PC and Rename it to TWRP.img.
- Download Odin Tool on your PC.
- You will need a Laptop or PC for this method.
- Fully charge your Samsung Galaxy F62.
- Make sure to Unlock Bootloader On Samsung Galaxy F62.
- Take a complete backup of your Android. It will help you to restore files if anything goes wrong.
- This method is only for the Samsung Galaxy F62 smartphone. Please do not try this method on any other smartphone. Otherwise, it will Brick your phone.
Warning: All the tutorials/ guides shown in this blog are not tested for each and every smartphone. As the method of installing TWRP Recovery is almost the same for every smartphone.
If anything happens to your smartphone RootingSteps.com is not responsible for loss and damage to your smartphone. Try these methods with your own risk!
Steps To Install TWRP Recovery on Samsung Galaxy F62:
1. First Enable USB Debugging on your Samsung Galaxy F62. Go to Setting → About → Software → Build Number and Tap on the build 6-7 Times so that Developer mode will turn on.
2. After that, Go Back to Settings Tab and Go to Developer Options → enable USB Debugging option.
3. Once done now you need to Set Up ADB and Fastboot on your Windows or PC. Follow the steps shown below.
- Download ADB and Fastboot Tool
- Extract It and Run It
- Next Press Y/Yes to install ADB and Fastboot or N/No to skip
- Press Y/Yes to install ADB system-wide or N/No for current user only
- Again Press Y/Yes to install Drivers or N/No to skip
- Continue Driver installation
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4. Connect Your Samsung Galaxy F62 to your PC via the original USB Cable.
5. Open the ADB folder which will be located in this location C:\adb.
6. Move TWRP.img file to ADB Folder.
7. Now open CMD by typing "cmd" on Address Bar and Hit Enter as shown in the screenshot below.
8. Once done on the Command Window type the following commands.
adb reboot bootloader
- Hit Enter, this command will Reboot your Samsung Galaxy F62 to Download Mode.
9. Once done, connect your Samsung Galaxy F62 to your PC/Laptop via the original USB cable.
10. Now on your PC extract the Odin file to your desktop.
11. Open the extracted folder and run Odin.exe file.
12. Click on the AP Tab option and select the TWRP recovery file. (Again make sure that the recovery is a .tar file, or else it may cause some problems.)
13. Go to options and uncheck the Auto Reboot option.
14. Now Tap on the Start button and wait for a few minutes.
15. Once completed, you see the PASS message on the Odin screen.
16. That's it you have successfully flashed TWRP recovery on your Samsung Galaxy F62.
You can now Boot your Phone into TWRP Recovery by press & hold the "Home + Power + Volume Up" button until you see the Samsung logo on the screen, release all the buttons and your device will boot into TWRP Recovery Mode.
Related: How to Install Custom ROM on Samsung Galaxy F62. (Custom ROM File May Or May Not Be available as per the development)
Now you have Install TWRP on your phone, you can easily Root your Samsung Galaxy F62.
Related article: Unroot Samsung Galaxy F62
So, I have shown you the complete steps of installing TWRP Recovery. I hope this guide helps you to Install TWRP Recovery on the Samsung Galaxy F62, Make sure to leave a comment if this method works for you. Also, share your valuable feedback and queries in the comment section. I will try my best to solve all the queries of yours as soon as possible.
See you in the next guide 🙂 Cheers


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Subtitled "From the Earliest Nomads to the Last Roman Emperor," this volume covers early writing and farming, ancient Egyptians, Sumerians, the Hebrew people, Babylonians, Assyrians, ancient India, ancient China, ancient Africa, Phoenicians, Ancient Greeks, Persia, the Roman empire, the collapse of the Roman empire, early Christianity, Attila the Hun and other barbarians. Volume One was revised in 2006 and now features more illustrations, maps, several timelines and additional parent/teacher notes. The text is available in either paperback and hardcover, and the Activity Book is a bound paperback.
Elementary Homeschool History perfect for the younger child to understand.
In the quest to cover a little of everything from a particular time period AND present it at a level that a younger child can understand, most elementary history texts are, well, lacking in the "fascination" department. I found textbooks very dry as a youngster, but in my case, it led me to do a lot of library reading on my own. Susan Wise Bauer attempts to remedy this boredom by presenting a chronological history to elementary students using a classical approach and an engaging narrative.
The Story of the World consists of a text and a curriculum guide each for four eras of history.
The readings in the text provide a base of knowledge for the time period covered, and is augmented by the use of the guide, which contains review questions, suggestions for supplemental readings, recommended literature selections, map activities, coloring pages, as well as an abundance of projects that span history, art, and science that are sure to excite the student.
Homeschool History in a story-like format, great for short attention spans
The text itself serves as the starting point and backbone of each unit. Each chapter covers a particular time period, and is placed in chronological order. For example, in Volume One: Ancient Times, Chapter One begins with "The Earliest People" followed by chapters detailing periods of Egyptian, Sumarian, Jewish, Babylonian, Assyrian, Indian, Chinese, African, Egyptian, Phoenician, Greek, Persian, Native American, Roman, Christian, Celt, and Barbarian history. The book goes in strictly chronological order, so one time period of a civilization will be covered, and then a different civilization may be covered, returning to another era of the first civilization later to encompass a significant historical event of that civilization. Each chapter is further split into smaller, more bite-sized amounts that lend themselves well to a short attention spans. History is presented in a story-like format that young readers or listeners will appreciate. The author emphasizes that the book is not intended to give a complete overview of the time period, but rather to give the student a chronological order of major events and an appreciation and understanding of different cultures while presenting it in a way that will foster an enthusiasm and enjoyment of the subject matter. So, while they wont learn the name of every ruler of a civilization, they will absorb highlights from an era along with particularly notable people and events. Parents often comment on exactly how much their children "pick up" from Story of the World, often impressing adults and other children with their historical knowledge! Mythical stories as well as historical fiction-type passages about young children from different cultures are woven into the narrative to stimulate further interest.
When a chapter has been read, you and the students would then turn to the curriculum manual/actvitiy guide. At the beginning of each chapter in the guide, page references are given for four recommended supplements: Kingfisher History Encyclopedia, The Kingfisher Illustrated History of the World, The Usborne Book of World History, and the Usborne Internet-Linked Encyclopedia of World History. These selections further flesh out the history lessons, particularly for those periods or civilizations where less supplemental reading is available. When all the chapter reading has been accomplished, the next order of business are the reading comprehension-type review questions for each chapter section. Following the questions, the student is asked to summarize the chapter in a few sentences. The author again stresses that important facts be included in this narrative, but not necessarily every one. A few sample narrations are also supplied. The students narrative is then written and can be illustrated with his/her favorite part of the lesson. You may wish to collect these and place them into a loose-leaf binder, to create the students own world history. After these activities have been completed, you may wish to explore the lesson further, using the list of additional history readings and corresponding literature suggestions. Author, publisher, copyright date, and a sentence summary of each book are provided to help you locate these resources.
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Now for some real hands-on work! The activities commence with "Map Work," where a map of the appropriate area is supplied, and the student identifies and marks pertinent areas, routes, and features. The geography section is normally followed by a coloring page, highlighting some aspect of the history lesson, or some other word activity. The consumable student pages provided for these "pencil and paper" activities are found at the end of the activity book. These consumable pages may be reproduced by individual families only - not by schools or co-ops. Finally, the chapter closes with a selection of projects to do to really "get into" the featured civilization or time period. These may be arts, crafts, writing, or science projects, or just fun supplemental activities. Most require only common household supplies and art supplies such as paints & paintbrushes, boxes, newspaper and waxed paper, self-drying clay, etc. Several projects are provided for each chapter, covering a wide range of activities. These could include anything from building your own hut to making your own cunieform tablets, mummifying a chicken, brick-making, baking an African or Greek feast, purple dye, an erupting volcano, an olympic wreath, a Native American sand painting, a Roman chariot, making paper, and LOTS more. Some activities are denoted with a "C" to highlight its use as a good co-op or classroom activity. When youve covered the chapter content as much as is desired, move on.
Story of the World test packets and audio CDs
Other supplementals include test packets and audio CDs. Test packets offer some structured review for chapters covered, and the audio CDs allow you to listen to the content of the texts on the road or wherever a CD player is available. The chapters come alive as they are read by Jim Weiss, a professional storyteller. Tracks run from three to five minutes each to make it easier to track your progress or find a specific section.
Basic Packages include soft cover text, activity book and tests. Complete packages include these items plus the audiobook CDs. You can also get a set of the 4 audiobook CDs, all 4 hard-cover texts and all 4 soft-cover texts.
While the breadth of activities and readings may seem overwhelming, keep in mind that not every suggested book needs to be read, and not every single project needs to be completed. (But Mom, cant we embalm the chicken today?) Spend as much time in an era as suits the students, pacing yourself to cover everything that is of interest. The structure of the curriculum makes it especially easy and enjoyable to use with several children in this age range, and Im sure even older kids would love to get in on some activities too! - Jess


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CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: In Christchurch we get briefed on the Extreme Cold Weather (ECW) clothing that will be issued to us while we're in the Antarctic. The options are all on display on this wall. We only get one pair of boots. I chose the blue ones.
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: Matt and Arik try on all their ECW clothing.
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: Extreme cold weather gear issue to head to the Antarctic. Bryan tries on his heavy parka.
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: Another Bryan works on a new cold weather look with boxers.
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: The next morning we're in the Antarctic terminal watching another safety video before we head out to our flight to Antarctica.
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: Here's my kit! Three bags a heavy parka and my camera. All ready to fly to Antarctica.
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: Here's our ride to the ice! The US Air Force C-17 Globemaster III
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: C-17 Globemaster III Safety Briefing: "And another exit is here..."
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND: It's a little warm to be wearing all of our ECW, but we have the base layers on and the outer layers in our shnazzy orange bags.
ANTARCTICA: Our first view of the Antarctic as we fly in from New Zealand.
CHRISTCHURCH TO MCMURDO, ANTARCTICA: All packed in with the cargo! These seats had some of the best legroom I've ever had on a flight.
MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA: Look at that! It's 10pm and the sun is still up. Time for bed to be ready for a 7am flight tomorrow morning.
MCMURDO STATION: ANTARCTICA, Another trip in Ivan the Terrabus takes us back out to the skiway and we trade our large C-17 for a prop driven LC-130 for our 3 hour flight to the pole.
ANTARCTICA: Right out of McMurdo, we fly along part of the Trans-Antarctic Mountains.
MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA: Along the coast, pressure ridges form as the ice is pushed into the land.
MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA: All Aboard!
MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA: And here we are! That big red thing is our ride, Ivan the Terrabus, from the the plane which landed on the sea ice just off the coast of Ross Island to McMurdo Station.
MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA: Getting off the plane with a plume of steam coming out of the still active 3794m Mount Erebus.
MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA: All packed in Ivan like sardines on our ride from the plane to the station.
MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA: A little after dinner walk to Hut Point looking over the white expanse of the frozen McMurdo Sound.
MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA: The skiway is only active in the spring while the ice on McMurdo Sound is thick enough to support the weight of the aircraft and support equipment. In the summer they'll move to another air strip.
MCMURDO STATION, ANTARCTICA: Looking back at McMurdo station from Hut Point, with the hut of its namesake built by Scott in the early 1900's as a base for British Antarctic expeditions.
ANTARCTICA: A view from the flight deck looking back... yup, the engine is still running. That's good.
ANTARCTICA: Checking in with nav. Looks like we're going the right way... South!


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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
The Raglan Sleeve Coat: Almost There!
Readers, I am so close to finishing this thing I can taste it. (Mmmm, tastes like wool and angora!) I just have to assemble and put in the lining (the VoNBBS way, completely by hand), and then make the faux fur collar. I might actually get impatient and leave the fur collar for later. I think the blue one is mighty cute--what do you think?
Also, I ordered enormous fabric-covered buttons from Pat's Custom Buttons and Belts, and they look amazing. Also good enough to eat. (Can you tell I'm hungry? Must be lunch time.)
Anyway, I can report that this thing looks exactly like the Vogue's New Book for Better Sewing version, which is totally unlike anything I own. The cuffs are gigantic, as big as my head. I will have to pose dramatically in it, like so:
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Swoon! This is exactly and I mean EXACTLY the kind of coat I've been dying to have. In this exact colour too. Sort of vintage Tiffany blue. Dreamy!ReplyDelete
I love the color! And yes, the buttons are delicious. Can't wait to see the final masterpiece...cheers!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 1, 2011 at 11:56 AM
It looks so lovely! Can't wait to see more!ReplyDelete
Wow! Beautiful coat. I just finished a Hoodie made of a woven rayon/poly blend brocade. Kinda cute.ReplyDelete
So pretty! It reminds me of something my stylish grandmother would have worn. Please post more updates as you sew it! I'm interested in seeing how Vogue recommends construction.ReplyDelete
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¡Hola Gretchen!ReplyDelete
¡Qué lindo abrigo!. Los botones parecen dulces que se deshacen en la boca...Tu abrigo me dio hambre :)
Saludos, Catherine
Hi Gretchen!
What a beautiful coat!. The buttons look like candy that melt in the mouth ... Your coat makes me hungry
;) Catherine
Wow this coat is outstanding!! Absolutely gorgeous, you are so talented and I love the buttons and the colour!! It looks gorgeous with the collar left as it is, but I think it would look lovely with some fur too!! Could you make a fur collar that you could attach when you want to somehow? Love your blog! XxxX http://thesecondhandrose.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
;) Now how did you know that this is exactly what I'm making? Only I'm making two with peter-pan collars and pleats in infant and toddler sizes! (My versions are even blue with matching hats!)ReplyDelete
I would love a coat like that! It's so classic and fun and glamourous all at the same time! I'm no good with coat linings, though...Love the color.ReplyDelete
- Karen in MilwaukeeNovember 1, 2011 at 12:23 PM
Love your results! Tailoring is so rewarding. Your choice of custom buttons is perfect. I'm sure you'll enjoy wearing this coat for many years. Who knows, maybe this coat will be the vintage coat that gets passed to another generation of appreciators.ReplyDelete
It looks gorgeous even just peek you've given us!ReplyDelete
Yes, Gert - THAT is a coat. And THOSE are amazing buttons. I love them. You will look fantastic in that coat and it will keep you soooooo warm. Love it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 1, 2011 at 12:47 PM
It looks divine - such a pretty colour. The workmanship looks excellent. Those buttons are really cute!ReplyDelete
Looks lovely! I kind of prefer the non fur collar.ReplyDelete
I can't wait to see it!ReplyDelete
So beautiful! Did you draft the pattern yourself? I want it!ReplyDelete
WOW! What a great coat :) Looks good so far!ReplyDelete
looks great! You'll need some really awesome brightly colored gloves I think to go with the big cuffs! Can't wait to see the whole thing.ReplyDelete
ooh!!! lovely!!! I REALLY want to do a coat like that!ReplyDelete
- AlaskapsychNovember 1, 2011 at 2:26 PM
Whoa! That looks fantastic! I'm so inspired!ReplyDelete
I can't wait until I have half the sewing skills and patience that you do! Lovely, lovely color choice. Sigh. Perhaps I should get started on my Lady Grey Sew Along coat now that I finally have the fabric preshrunk, um, a year later?ReplyDelete
Ooooooo...... I have been waiting to see this coat. I'm in love with the colour, shape and my goodness those buttons! When will there be photos, when? When? Will you be posting any techniques? Did I mention I LOVE it?!ReplyDelete
Woohoo!! Gorgeous. The blue is so sweat, I look forward to see it finished.ReplyDelete
Simply stunning.ReplyDelete
I second what Emilie said about gloves! (Especially having bought 4 pairs at the markets myself last weekend)
Gertie! Looks really great! Just in time for the snow? I live in California-Northern, it does get cold here too! Your coat will be perf to wrap yourself in to guard against all the winter elements! Stunning! Did you do the button holes by hand? Can't wait to see the finished piece!!!ReplyDelete
Wow! It looks fabulous. Can't wait to see the fur collar.ReplyDelete
It's gorgeous, I love the buttons. Great colour, I can't wait to see it on you!ReplyDelete
It looks amazing, and I love the colour and buttons... Can't wait to see the entire coat completely put together...ReplyDelete
That color is beautiful. And I LOVE a big cuff :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 1, 2011 at 5:50 PM
I love the color! Very curious about the result. I'll keep checking in!ReplyDelete
Looking forward to seeing the finished garment, the preview looks so pretty!!ReplyDelete
I bought 5m of boiled wool in the same shade last week for a coat project. They had a pastel green that was so tempting too...
- AnonymousNovember 1, 2011 at 7:50 PM
What a beautiful coat, Gertie. (even so...nothing can compare to your red coat...)ReplyDelete
oh it does look like Tiffany's Blue, sooo pretty and those buttons are sooo cute. and now that you mention it, they do look cute enough to eat! hahahaReplyDelete
So gorgeous! I've always wanted a coat in this colour to match my glasses. I can't wait to see the cuffs. And I like the collar sans fur - it looks so neat and pretty as is.ReplyDelete
- S in TXNovember 2, 2011 at 12:12 AM
This coat is absolutely fabulous. I love the buttons. You must make the fur collar, but it's OK, if you want to wear the coat first! LOL Way to go, Gretchen! :)ReplyDelete
Oooooo... this is a dream coat... just love all the proportions!ReplyDelete
Martine from FranceReplyDelete
You have always a lot of ideas to make your wardrobe so personal !
Would you be so kind as to transmit me the mail address for the buttons. In France it's quite impossible to find these articles nowadays.
Thanks in advance,
Love the color! and the fabric looks so cozy and warm can't wait to see the finished coat. You can always make the fur collar to wear around the holidays.ReplyDelete
Crikey. Only a glimpse of coat, but it is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Looking forward to the full reveal - and hearing about the faux-fur collar. I bought a 60s Vogue pattern last year specifically because it had a fur collar and I wanted the instructions on how to make it - only to find that all it said was "have your furrier make the collar"... Fat lot of use that was!
Gertie, i'm not a lover of Raglan sleeves, but good lord that pic of your coat is teasing me to no end LOLReplyDelete
it looks great! I can't wait for the reveal.ReplyDelete
oh those buttonholes! I see them and want to cower in a corner! I don't know if I will ever be brave enough to try them!ReplyDelete
- Karen S.November 2, 2011 at 11:58 AM
Beautiful! Love the styling of the coat, the buttons, the color, everything. I want one!! Will you make me one next?! Fantastic job.ReplyDelete
It looks just delicious and I loooove those big 'ole buttons.ReplyDelete


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Time: 12 March — 25 June 2017
Location: The Baltimore Museum of Art, U.S.A.
"The BMA presents more than 100 rarely shown artists' books and related prints by more than 50 renowned artists, including Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, Grace Hartigan, David Hockney, and Ed Ruscha.
An artist's book—an artwork conceived of and produced in book form—often reflects the collaborative work of visual artists, writers, printers, and publishers and can vary as widely as artworks in other media. The BMA's rarely shown collection of artists' books is presented in 12 thematic groupings of works, such as animals, typography, Pablo Picasso, and Wassily Kandinsky. Among the exhibition highlights are Thirty-Six Views of the Eiffel Tower (1902), Henri Rivi?re's Japanese woodcut-inspired images of the French landmark; Bestiary, or The Parade of Orpheus (1911), a book of elaborate animal woodcuts by Raoul Dufy with poems by Guillaume Apollinaire; and Ready for Anything (1958), Joan Miró's whimsical color woodcuts with text by Paul Éluard. Two other remarkable books are 1¢ Life (1964), 61 vibrant color lithographs by Jim Dine, Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, and others that accompany poems by Walasse Ting, and The Departure of the Argonaut (1986), a gigantic bound volume with 48 color lithographs by Francesco Clemente and letterpress text by Albert Savinio. More than half of the works have never been exhibited before at the BMA.
The exhibition is the capstone of a collaborative project between the BMA and The Johns Hopkins University (JHU) led by Rena M. Hoisington, Senior Curator of Prints, Drawings & Photographs. Hoisington taught the course "Paper Museums: Exhibiting Artists' Books at The Baltimore Museum of Art" through JHU's Program in Museums and Society for 11 undergraduates from JHU, Loyola University Maryland, and the Maryland Institute College of Art. The students helped to determine the checklist and thematic organization of the exhibition as well as write the label texts and blog posts for the books."
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The young American in 1953 with a thirst for knowledge, after consuming fifteen peanut-related products from Planters, could exchange the fifteen outer wrappers for this scholarly collection of words and images, free of charge. Each president is honoured with a portrait, a brief biography and an illustration to record the most dramatic feature of their term in office. This is usually a foreign war or the acquisition of more territory – in the case of Truman, it's a nuclear explosion, in the case of Eisenhower, it's a forest of placards proclaiming their undying affection for the dear leader. Some of the less distinguished occupants of the White House need no more than half a page to record their achievements – it's comforting to note that Harding and Coolidge come into this category.
Mr Peanut, the noble impresario of all things peanut has preached the gospel of healthy and nutritious snacking since 1916 when the foppish accessories of monocle, top hat and cane were first attached to his peanut incarnation. With this publication he steps up to the task of improving young minds without entirely giving up on influencing their choice of snack in favour of his patron, Planters Nut and Chocolate Company.


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Some hard choices will have to be made this year. You will encounter resistance at first, but once others take note of your direction, you will win them over. Your confidence will increase as your talents blossom. You will be victorious if you are determined to outmatch your competition.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- Shake off the blues. Find people who have the same passions, and plan a joint project. Have some fun, lighten up and have a laugh or two.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- It would be wise to study wealth management and investment techniques. Spending your time thusly will bring you long-lasting benefits and ensure that you will be less likely to be conned by a self-proclaimed expert.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- If you have been lazy about performing your household chores, you will hear about it. Do your part without complaint and avoid squabbles. A little romance will go a long way.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- Show off your sociable nature. Surround yourself with friends and family, and share your positive attitude. An informal get-together will lift everyone's spirits. Share your memories.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Strike a better balance between home and work issues. Let others do their share without criticizing their efforts. You can't do it all, but you also can't expect others to do things your way.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- You have been on edge lately, losing sleep over past mistakes and mishaps. Avoid depression by making a clear plan for the future. Your anxiety is holding you back.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- Be careful who you confide in. You may have inadvertently revealed information that can be used against you. Minor setbacks must be overcome swiftly. Put your best interest first.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- A creative activity will generate an interesting proposal. Be proud of your talents, and new doors will open for you. Let everyone know what you have to offer.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -- Have faith in your own judgment. It's important to stay in control. Take advice from experts, but ultimately make your decisions based on what works best for you.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Find out more about what's going on in your community. Look into projects and developments that you can contribute to. Valuable connections can be made close to home.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- You need to better organize your life. If you find that you're spending too much time looking for everyday items, set aside a few hours to put everything in place today. Your frustration level will decrease as a result.
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MARANA, Ariz., Feb. 21 (UPI) — Charles Howell III and Shane Lowry defeated golf's top two players in huge first-round upsets Thursday at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship.
Lowry defeated boyhood friend and world No. 1 Rory McIlroy 1-up and Howell ousted the sport's second-ranked player, Tiger Woods, 2-and-1.
The shocking setback for McIlroy extended a disappointing start to the year for a player expected to become one of the sport's dominant figures. He missed the cut in his only other appearance of the season.
Luke Donald and Louis Oosthuizen, the third and fourth-seeded players in this event behind McIlroy and Woods, both survived close matches Thursday.
Donald was a 1-up winner over Marcel Siem and Oosthuizen defeated Richie Ramsay 2-and-1.
The opening round began on Wednesday, but was suspended due to a heavy snowfall. The second round will be played Thursday and the third round will get underway.
Among Thursday's surprises were a 1-up victory for PGA Tour rookie Russell Henley over former Masters champion Charl Schwartzel, Alexander Noren's 6-and-4 demolition of Dustin Johnson and the 1-up win for Richard Sterne over Jason Dufner.
Sergio Garcia, Matt Kuchar, Ian Poulter, Bubba Watson, Steve Stricker, Jim Furyk and defending champion Hunter Mahan all advanced.
Lowry chipped in for birdies at both the 11th and 12th holes of his match with McIlroy and then took a 2-up lead at the par-5 13th with an eagle. McIlroy also suffered three bogeys and a double bogey during the match.
The Woods-Howell confrontation was all square with four holes to play, but Howell birdied both the 15th and 16th to seize the advantage.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) – Visa Inc, the world's largest credit card network, said on Monday it may raise up to $18.8 billion in the largest initial public offering ever, amid concern the global credit crunch could eat into card volumes.
The company filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to sell 406 million Class A shares at $37 to $42 each, resulting in $15 billion to $17.1 billion of proceeds. Visa said it might sell another 40.6 million shares to meet demand, boosting the IPO's potential size to $18.8 billion.
A successful IPO would surpass the $10.6 billion offering in 2000 by AT&T Wireless Group. San Francisco-based Visa plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "V."
The timing of Visa's offering is risky, as worries that the U.S. economy might be entering a recession have chilled investor demand for stocks and IPOs.
"Visa is large, and has strong global growth potential," said John Augustine, chief investment strategist at Fifth Third Private Bank in Cincinnati. "The downside to the Visa offering may be the timing. Our fear is that as credit deteriorates, consumer spending will go down, and volumes will go down for the card networks. That would hurt revenue and profit."
Investors may hope Visa shares will fare as well as those of smaller rival MasterCard Inc.
MasterCard shares have more than quintupled since that Purchase, New York-based card network went public in a $2.4 billion IPO in May 2006.
The stock has risen by about one-fourth since mid-2007, even as the credit crisis began to widen beyond subprime mortgages. The Standard & Poor's financial index is down about the same amount over that time.
"MasterCard has been an explosive stock, and investors may hope Visa will be the same," said Steve Roukis, a managing director at Matrix Asset Advisors Inc in New York, which invests $1.7 billion.
In the fourth quarter of 2007, Visa posted net income of $424 million on revenue of $1.49 billion, according to the SEC filing. MasterCard posted net income of $304.2 million on revenue of $1.07 billion.
Visa is controlled by about 13,300 member banks and finance companies. Many of these are struggling with mounting credit losses, and some with capital shortfalls.
"There could be added volatility (in Visa shares) if some of the member banks begin to sell their holdings, perhaps to shore up capital," Fifth Third's Augustine said.
Visa intends to set aside $3 billion of net proceeds to cover a wide variety of antitrust and other litigation.
These involve issuers such as American Express Co, and Discover Financial Services, as well as major retailers that have accused card networks of price fixing.
Visa also intends to use $10.2 billion of net proceeds to redeem other shares, and the balance for general corporate purposes. It plans to pay a 10.5 cents per share quarterly dividend, for a dividend yield of about 1 percent.
Bank of America Securities, Citigroup Global Markets, Goldman Sachs & Co, HSBC Securities, JPMorgan Securities, Merrill Lynch & Co, UBS Investment Bank and Wachovia Securities are arranging the IPO, Visa said.
(Reporting by Lilla Zuill and Jonathan Stempel; additional reporting by Shivani Singh in Bangalore; Editing by Derek Caney)
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Materials: Numerar Birch Countertop, Vika Byske legs, Capita Brackets, Micke Drawers, Galant Cable Manager, Dioder LED, Henriksdal Bar stool
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Numerar Birch Countertop – 2 x 73″ Countertops – 500.864.16
Vika Byske – 2 x Legs – 846.090.85
Capita Bracket – 4 x brackets – 501.736.54
Micke Drawer Unit – 1 x Black/Brown Drawer – 402.447.51
Galant Cable Management – 1 x 53″ Tray
Henriksdal Bar stool – 1 x 30″ Chair – 801.557.38
Henriksdal Bar stool cover – Linneryd Natural – 901.556.91
Dioder LED Multi-Color Lightstrips – 1 x Light strip set – 501.923.65
Cut one countertop to a length of 60″ leaving it 25″x60″, cut the second countertop to 60″ length and 20″ width. The goal was for the upper countertop to have an overhang over the lower. After cutting the pieces to proper size, I sanded each one starting at 60 grit paper working my way up to 600 grit paper on each top. Used Minwax Pre-stain wood treatment to prep the wood for finish and did not stain the wood. Finished the wood using Minwax rub-in polyurethane and applied 3 coats, without sanding between coats I used a 3″ hole saw tool to cut two holes in each countertop, all holes are cut exactly 20″ from the ends of each piece.
The upper countertop was cut 2″ from the back of the top. The lower countertop was cut 4″ from the back, allowing enough room for the 1.5″ think anchor board. These three inch holes will be used as cord pass-throughs. Using the capita brackets place them between the tops in a way that suits your liking and mark and drill the holes. Using saw horses, dry-fit the tops on the wall to make sure the height and look is ok. I then placed the Vika Byske legs on the front corners, setback from the edge just a few inches.
Cutting down the second countertop left a 60″x4″ piece of countertop that I anchor to the wall to act as the shelf for the back of the counter top. The top of the anchor piece was set to a height of 34″ from the floor. The height of this board was calculated by taking the desired height of the desktop(43″) minus the thickness of both countertops(3″) and the height of the Capita Brackets(6.75″). I used large anchor screws, like the ones that come with a flat screen tv mount to anchor the piece with into 3 studs with 2 bolts in each stud.
Make sure your anchor board is completely level. Once the piece was anchored to the wall, I took the lower top, and placed it on the anchor board, leveling out the legs making sure it was level front to back and side to side. Using the L-brackets that came with the countertops, I secured the tops to the anchor board. After securing the lower piece, I then placed the upper piece, capita brackets in place, onto the lower and secu red together. After securing the pieces, level the tops again.
At this height the Henriksdal 30″ bar stool will slide completely under the lower top and the back slides under the upper top. I used the Galant cable tray to manage all the cords along with a 10 outlet power strip from Lowes.
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If you want to know if Amazon's new Kindles are coming out—and what they'll be—don't listen to analysts or supply chains or, yes, blogs. One trip to Amazon today will tell you nearly everything you need to know about when, and what, Amazon's about to unleash on the world.
Out With the Old
When bargain hounds opened their Amazon Deal of the Day email this morning, they were met with a bargain basement Kindle DX. Amazon's black sheep 10-inch e-ink tablet is $110 off today, a 29% discount. It's the kind of deal you offer when you want to clear out inventory, fast.
The DX isn't competitive in an iPad world. It never has been. But you know what would be? A 10-inch Kindle Fire. You know, like the one that's been rumored for months.
Consider the context: The DX has long been neglected, ignored even, by Amazon. And rightly so. First introduced in 2009, the DX has gotten a single, largely meaningless update since. It's received no promotional support, despite Amazon's obviously healthy marketing budget. Any relevance it had was severely hampered by the introduction of the iPad, and was obliterated when Apple decided to get into the textbook business.
So clearly Amazon's trying to unload a product it doesn't want to support any more. In fact, it hasn't supported the DX in two years. So why clear them out now? Because all those 10-inch Kindle DX boxes are taking up valuable shelf space, especially when there are 10-inch LCD models coming in to replace it.
And it's not just the DX. Every single Lightning Deal today is Kindle-related: cases, speaker docks, sleeves. Sixteen deals in all, a waterfall of discounts. It's a fire sale, if you'll pardon the pun. All of those accessories will presumably still be compatible with an updated 7-inch Kindle Fire, sure. But Amazon won't need nearly as many of them if its market is split between two sizes.
A Brighter Future
If it were just the DX and the accessory bonanza, you could chalk it all up to (still a very compelling) coincidence. But it's not.
Want to buy a Kindle Touch today? Sorry, you're out of luck. There's an 8-9 day shipping wait on the model with special offers, and you can only get the $140 ad-free version through third party vendors. A Kindle Touch 3G, then? Sorry, that's currently unavailable.
Amazon's done making the previous generation of Kindle Touch. Plain and simple. Those assembly lines stopped rolling some time ago. Except unlike the Kindle DX there's still enough Kindle Touch demand to let them die off naturally.
As they should! Amazon's been such a pioneer in the ereader space that it's unusual to think of it as behind the curve, but that's exactly the position it's been in ever since the Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight cropped up five months ago. Nearly half a year is a very, very long time for Amazon to cede the front-lit ereader space. Too long, especially considering rumors of a front-lit Kindle Touch started bubbling up in May.
Remember: This is how Amazon—and any other company with supply chain efficiencies dialed down to a science—releases new products. Kindle 2 showed up as sold out the morning of July 28, 2010. That same afternoon, Amazon introduced Kindle 3 to the world.
There's zero chance Amazon outs its most heavily anticipated product in a year on a summer Friday. But there's also no way it stays out of stock of some of its most popular products for more than a few days. Which means we're going to see new Kindles of every stripe next week.
Timing Is Everything
And even if all the signs weren't pointing to a massive Kindle refresh soon, the timing would still make sense. Wait much longer, and all your press attention gets swallowed up by September's iPhone Jamboree.
But more importantly, remember who the Kindle and Kindle Fire are ideal tools for: students. Specifically, college kids who may not have enough disposable income for an iPad but want to put as many textbooks (or, for English majors, free public domain Emily Bronte ebooks) on a tablet or ereader as possible to save backpack space and beer money. Fall semester, depending on where you go, starts late August or early September. And the Kindles you'll be bringing back to school with you won't be last year's models.
A DX giveaway putting that mammoth out to pasture. Some sold-out Kindle Touches making way for a much-needed technological catch-up. The new Kindles are coming next week; all of them will be front-lit, and one of them will be a bigger Kindle Fire. Just remember that didn't hear it from some analyst. Amazon as good as told you itself.
Update: Frankthepirate notes in the discussions below that he last week received an offer for "40% off select Kindles and Kindle accessories with my Amazon Visa card," another sure sign that Amazon's trying to clear out as much inventory as possible short of actually giving it away.


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Nanotechnology Goes Lethal
by David Crane
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Reuters is reporting that Israel is utilizing nanotechnology to develop a "bionic hornet" (i.e. flying micro robot) capable of targeting, chasing, photographing and killing enemy combatants/insurgents/terrorists. Basically Israel has decided to go with lethal nanotech based on their recent and rather unpleasant and costly experience in fighting Hezbollah guerrillas in Lebanon. The Israelis have apparently come to the realization that it's not economically feasible to employ $50-100 million aircraft (all loaded up) to fight Hizbollah fighters armed with rocket ATGMs (Anti-Tank Guided Missiles).
It would appear that the idea is to create a…
swarm of flying microbots (a.k.a. "bionic hornets") to navigate through city streets alleys and buildings to fly suicide missions into the bad guys and explode (just a guess), essentially making them like little micro kamikazes. Lethal nanotech, if you will.
The Israelis believe they can have a functional prototype within three years.
Israel is also reportedly developing "super gloves" that would give the wearer "bionic man"-type strength and miniature sensors to detect homicide bombers (a.k.a. suicide bombers).
DefenseReview will report back as we learn more about the flying microbot tech and other Israeli military and security-related nanotech warfare and security projects.


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The bitter birds meet the sinister Sith in this cross-over of Angry Birds and Star Wars. This unique partnership between Rovio Entertainment and Lucasfilm combines all the fun of the classic Angry Birds and Angry Birds Space with the characters, stories and settings of the epic space fantasy, Star Wars. From the deserts of Tatooine to the depths of the Death Star -- Angry Birds: Star Wars features the Angry Birds characters starring as the iconic heroes of the beloved Saga.
Also known as: Star Wars: Angry Birds
Release Region: United States
Release Date: November 8, 2012
Publisher: Rovio
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Friday, October 24, 2014
A new ETS2 DLC - Czech Paint Jobs Pack
54 comments:
SCS please also release Greek paint jobs! We have the OXI (no day) on October 28th.ReplyDelete
I've tried to buy it, but when I add it to my cart on Steam it says "SORRY, WE COULDN'T ADD YOUR ITEM!"ReplyDelete
*sad face*
Hey now, it's an important national holiday in Greece too the 28th of October!!ReplyDelete
Haha anyway these are some nice paint jobs! buing them! :D
No konečně chlapy ;-)ReplyDelete
I hope you will do Sweden as well =)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the upcoming Scandinavian DLC
Cuando van hacer las banderas de los demás países que consumimos sus productos,no dejen afuera también somos clientesReplyDelete
I hope you will do Iceland as wellReplyDelete
SCS, now the update 1.14 and DUTCH paintjobsReplyDelete
SCS finally showed that he is proud of where he comes from. Excellent timing. Thank youReplyDelete
Put portuguese paint jobs dlc in the game plsReplyDelete
scs 29 October national holiday in turkey turkey turkey in euro truck 2 DLC lovers have waiting for you, a love for all employeesReplyDelete
pekné to je to nieje o čom no mohli by ste spraviť aj Slovakia Paint Jobs Pack prosím :) pre bratov z východnej hranice? :)ReplyDelete
I am very sad, because October 23 was a very important Hungarian national holiday. Why no Hungarian DLC?ReplyDeleteReplies
SCS Software is a Czech company, it makes sense that they would release DLC for their own country's national holiday.Delete
pls bring out a Austrian paintjob dlc our national day is on October 26th.ReplyDelete
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29 October very important for Turkey. Why no Turkey DLC?ReplyDeleteReplies
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please SCS make sideskirts DLC fits to all 6x2 & 6x4 chasis Im sure everyone will buy it.ReplyDelete
Slovenia please ! :)ReplyDelete
Italia Paint Jobs Pack please :)ReplyDelete
29 october is national holiday in Turkey so im watching you SCS Software!!!!!11elevenReplyDeleteReplies
Is there still be coming mercedes benz in the game?ReplyDelete
Greetings from holland
, the game will be much more interesting if we can see the driver interacting with other people , interacting with the cargo dealers , interacting with other truck drivers in the parking place , checking the cargo in every 3-4 hours , having food and coffee , etc . If you can add these things , the game will be much more interesting than the present game .ReplyDelete
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Will there be a Dutch paintjob too in the near future? Home of DAF (maybe with the official 1.14 release?) and home of Promods!ReplyDelete
Tomorrow is Turkey's foundation anniversary and you didn' t any paintshop related of it. And you did not bring to new Mercedes since 2 years!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm so amazed of the progress of how Scandinavia add on looks, it's real exact areas in realistic graphics Im just waiting to see signs and more interchanges because now your group of people are now starting to realize what a new evolution of trucking games is already and I can't wait to what other places you do like more west of franceReplyDelete
I hope to see that the Scandinavia add on has more traffic in motorways ,and I want to see some signs aswell please .I also want to know if the add on has more than lanes than 4 on regular roads keep up the impressive workReplyDelete
I really hope today you show more American truck simulator pictures especially am least some showing a freeway sign on the freeway in the city,desert,or forest. I also would like to see more interchanges please today and thank you for your hard improving workReplyDelete
Bezva, díky chlapi. :)ReplyDelete
Slovenske nebude? :)ReplyDelete
Tommorow, there is celebration day in Uganda. Please, do Uganda paint jobs.ReplyDelete
Dear SCS,ReplyDelete
thank you very much for your absolutely amazing job with the new DAF and also with this Czech paint jobs, you r the best! :-)
Soooooooooo when you gonna post more info about ATS..its been a while now...again..ReplyDelete
SCS Conquest of 550 km with urgent workload does not release!!ReplyDeleteReplies
File a bug report. Comments sections are COMPLETELY the wrong place.Delete
Question to SCS: are you creating rigid trucks now? Or it will be your project for the future? Please write us your plans for next update. You are doing great job, and we want to know your nearest plans.ReplyDelete
Please make 6x2 and 6x4 chassis for the Renault Magnum and Premium. Thanks.ReplyDelete
We want news about Euro Coach Simulator!!!ReplyDelete
We want more traffic.....in the freeways, in tolls booth dealys cuz or car accidents..anything man just more traffic how hard could that be...ReplyDelete
Cool. You guys should do New Zealand paint jobs.ReplyDelete
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A touching documentary about a gay man, Saar Maoz, born and raised in a religious kibbutz in Israel who's kicked out of it for 'not following the rules', ie. being gay. He moves to London in his early twenties, meets a man he loves and starts a long term relationship. It doesn't last. Amidst the sorrow and sexual experimentation that follows the break-up, he becomes HIV. He finds support from the London Gay Men's Choir and then, at 40, finds himself in complicated discussions with the very extensive members of his family about whether to return to live in Israel. What makes it so moving is that the family is very loving yet almost murderously homophobic: 'Why don't you just kill yourself?', asks one of his brothers. This is the type of film where the wish for a sibling's death encased in an avowal of love is rendered understandable.
Saar Maoz is a great subject: charismatic, exuding energy and intelligence, emotionally transparent yet very vulnerable; moving fluidly between a learned ironic stance and a need for love so naked it feels an ache. What at first seems a contradiction becomes reduced to a tension as the film progresses. It's encapsulated also by the London Gay Men's choir, at once camp in their movement, kitschy in their song selection, yet simultaneously pure and true in their singing. The film places Maoz between family, where he is loved but is outcast (the scenes with his father are great), and community where he is a cherished but minor part of a very large group. In between them, Maoz suffers and longs.
Ultimately, London, with it's cosmopolitan and multi-ethnic culture and make-shift support group of choir, medical lifeline, exes and friends, is nonetheless seen as a place of exile: where Maoz has gone to spare his family angst and shame, at great cost to himself. In the end, he decides to return to Israel, and to his family, in a job — running an HIV/AIDS organisation — that requires him to be out about both his sexuality and his HIV status. It's a choice that raises lots of interesting questions: what is community? what is family? what does Maoz find in blood-ties that he couldn't invent or construct for himself in London?
Who's Gonna Love Me Now is not a formally daring or innovative documentary. But it will resonate and be of interest to anyone familiar with cross-cultural conflicts within families.
José Arroyo


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That poverty on sloth depends,
Doth not the sun, with constant pace,
Do not the stars, which shine so bright,
A wanton Sparrow long'd to hear
That virtue was their favourite theme,
And toil and probity their scheme :
When to display her naughty mind,
The Sparrow her reply began,
Whenever I'm dispos'd to dine,
Oh! fie, the honest Bee reply'd,
Virtue in fairy tales is seen
To play the goddess or the queen;
A prowling cat the miscreant spies,
Thus, in her cruelty and pride, The wicked wanton Sparrow dy'd.
The BEARS and BEES..
As two young bears in wanton mood,
Alarm'd at this, the little crew
With greedy haste we snatch our fill,
The CAMELION.
OFT has it been my lot to mark
Two travellers of such a cast, As o'er Arabia's wilds they past, And on their way in friendly chat, Now talk'd of this and then of that, Discours'd a while, 'mongst other matter, Of the Camelion's form and nature. "A stranger animal, cries one, "Sure never liv'd beneath the sun : "A lizard's body, lean and long, "A fish's head, a serpent's tongue, "Its tooth with triple claw disjoin'd "And what a length of tail behind! "How slow its pace! and then its hue"Who ever saw so fine a blue?"
"Hold there, the other quick replies, " "Tis green,-I saw it with these eyes, "As late with open mouth it lay, "And warm'd it in the sunny ray; "Stretch'd at its ease the beast I view'd, "And saw it eat the air for food"
"I've seen it, Sir, as well as you, "And must again affirm it blue. "At leisure I the beast survey'd "Extended in the cooling shade."
"'Tis green, 'tis green, Sir, I assure ye""Green! cries the other in a fury
Why, Sir, d'ye think I've lost my eyes?" "'T were no great loss, the friend replies, "For, if they always serve you thus, "You'll find 'em but of little use."
So high at last the contest rose,
"Sirs, cries the umpire, cease your pother; "The creature's neither one nor t'other. "I caught the animal last night, "And view'd it o'er by candle-light: "I mark'd it well-'twas black as jet"You stare-but, Sirs, I've got it yet, "And can produce it." Pray, Sir, do:" "I'll lay my life, the thing is blue." "And I'll be sworn, that when you've seen "The reptile, you'll pronounce him green." "Well then, at once to ease the doubt, Replies the man, I'll turn him out : "And when before your eyes I've set him, "If you don't find him black, I'll eat him. He said; then full before their sight Produc'd the beast, and lo!—'twas white. Both star'd, the man look'd wond'rous wise66 My children," the Camelion cries, (Then first the creature found a tongue) "You all are right, and all are wrong: "When next you talk of what you view, "Think others see, as well as you : "Nor wonder, if you find that none "Prefers your eye-sight to his own."