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Christmas is just a few weeks away, and if you're looking for a fun, interactive and totally unique gift idea for your little one(s), then this post is for you!
And if you're a Minion fan, then you should most definitely stick around too! 😉
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Can you believe Halloween is 'round the corner?! Me neither! So I thought I'd better get my skates on and start sharing some spooky inspired posts asap.
And today's easy crafty ideas are so quick and fun to make, even the kiddos can help - you'll get a good 30 minutes of peace (tried and tested), and that's always a great incentive to get kids crafting if nothing else! 😋
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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of The J.M. Smucker Company. The opinions and text are all mine.#PBLove
When it comes to going back to school, lunch ideas are at the forefront of my to-do list! Mainly because as a mom, I want to provide variety and fun in my kids lunchboxes and give them something practical, nutritious, tasty and comforting that they can look forward to each day.
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Mother's Day is 'round the corner but you still have time to grab a thoughtful, stylish gift for mom! Speaking of stylish, have you seen the personalized glasses, tumblers or travel mugs we now have in the shop?!
There are so many fancy styles to choose from - polka dots, gold foil, rose, gold, navy floral, blush...I personally would like one of each! 😉
Take a peek below see all the pretties and grab yourself a free printable candy bar wrapper to go with your gift! ♥
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Today I'll be sharing the details of the adorable cupcake fondue table we styled for the Frozen inspired birthday party we shared earlier in the week. Click this link to see all the party photos..
And let's not forget the cute Olaf inspired free printables too, that you can download and use to wrap bottles, mini ice cream tubs or other party tableware and favors!
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Thank goodness for these quick & easy balloon party favors or gifts that you can whip up in a jiffy, right?! They're great for classroom gifts, for neighbors or as part of a Galentine's day table place setting!
The kids can totally help with this one, which is a huge bonus in my books - less for me to do! 😋
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Something about a bar that make me all excited for a party! Be it a confetti bar, a waffles bar, or a cocktail bar. I think it's because 'bars' by definition are a fun place to hang out!
And also because they're SO easy to set up! Guests serve themselves and all you do as the hostess is watch everyone interacting and join in the fun! And that, my friends; is the great start for any party! ;)
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I've had a love for beautifully handwritten notes and calligraphy since I was a child.
You see, back in the days, we used to do calligraphy at school to learn how to write properly. My mom bought me these instructional books and I still remember marveling to find out that there was actually a "proper" way to write each letter!
Nowadays, I'm in love with modern calligraphy. Big time!
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It seems you guys can't get enough of our Halloween Free Printable Photo Booth props - we've had over 1000 downloads since it featured in the latest issue of Bird's Party Magazine earlier this month alone!!
We'll be over on Instagram sharing behind the scenes and spooky ideas for all your last-minute party prep!
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Home Security Journal, a leading national home security reviewer, recently came out with a set of home security systems consumer reports, ranking FrontPoint Security at the top of the list, with ADT and Protect America at a distant 2nd and 3rd place respectively. Their findings are as follows:
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Features: 30-day trial, 100% wireless equipment by GE Security, free environmental protection and cellular monitoring on all standard packages (live video, instant text alerts and remote arming/disarming).
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News and Notes From NFL Week 4September 29, 2008
JaMarcus Russell may not be a solid NFL quarterback yet, but the guy sure is a moose – his arm is nothing short of spectacular. In that game against the Chargers, there was a play that won't show up in any stat sheets, since it was nothing but an incomplete pass to Jonny Lee Higgins – but JaMarcus was being chased in the pocket, and Higgins was on a straight go-route. In trouble, the QB threw across his body with his momentum carrying him the wrong way and the ball went 60-70 yards, easily. Truly amazing sight.
Lane Kiffin has been on the hot seat for a while now, and now it looks like Scott Linehan of the Rams might be fired as soon as Monday. Did you know that the last time an NFL coach was fired this early in a season? It was 19 years ago, when Al Davis kicked Mike Shanahan to the curb when the Raiders started 1-3 in 1989.
This just in: Terrell Owens - Clubhouse Cancer… He's Back! That's right T.O. is complaining - what a shock.
"There were some opportunities there, and there were some opportunities there where they were holding and the refs just didn't call it. You can't blame the refs; we just didn't make the plays.
"Everybody recognized that I wasn't really getting the ball in the first half," Owens said. "I'm pretty sure everybody watching the game recognized it, people in the stands recognized it, I think my team recognized it. I didn't quit. I kept fighting and trying to running my routes and trying to get open."
When asked if the ball was thrown his way often enough, Owens said: "I would say no. I'm a competitor, and I want the ball."
What was the horrible neglect that Owens suffered on Sunday? He was thrown the ball a whopping *18* times, of which he caught 7, scored a TD, and was given two rushing carries to top it off.
Hey, T.O. - wake up. Hell, BARRY BONDS thinks you're a bad teammate. Knock it off, buddy.
Word out of Green Bay is that the team has already put in a call to retired QB Daunte Culpepper, since Aaron Rodgers may have separated his shoulder on Sunday.
No need to contact an agent, since Culpepper acts as his own agent, which may have contributed to his current situation. After all, he retired in a huff before the season, claiming that no team would sign him - conveniently ignoring the three different contract offers he had gotten; but since all of those were backup positions, he wasn't interested.
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- adj. Pertaining to ombrotrophy.
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Monitoring of changes in permafrost distribution in subarctic Sweden as part of the Circumpolar Active Layer Monitoring Program [50] shows that permafrost loss causes mires to shift from ombrotrophic moss - and shrub-dominated systems to wetland systems dominated by minerotrophic vascular plants [51].
Effects of climate change on landscape and regional processes and feedbacks to the climate system in the Arctic
Carbon dioxide and methane fluxes from the ombrotrophic parts of a subarctic mire.
Effects of climate change on landscape and regional processes and feedbacks to the climate system in the Arctic
The continued northward push of the more southern species and habitats has been outlined by Pellerin and Lavoie [14] in relation to changes in ombrotrophic bogs due to forest expansion.
Bogs are ombrotrophic referring to their lack of a connection with groundwater, lakes or rivers.
Because pocosins are found in broad, flat, upland areas far from large streams, they are ombrotrophic like northern bogs, meaning rain provides most of their water.
Poor fens are intermediate between mineral nourished water and mineral deficient water (ombrotrophic).
Stage 5: The bog remains above the groundwater level and becomes ombrotrophic.
Those which still have peat-forming vegetation are known as mires, and can be divided into fens (minerotrophic) and bogs (ombrotrophic) on the basis of nutrient status, which is closely related to the quality of the water supply.
Random graphic of the day: UNEP/GRID-Arendal Maps and Graphics Library
Working with plant macrofossil, peat humification, and testate amoebae data, which they obtained from cores extracted from an ombrotrophic bog (Temple Hill Moss in southeast Scotland), the authors reconstructed a proxy climate record spanning the last 7500 years.
The authors analyzed plant macrofossils, peat humification and testate amoebae to reconstruct a proxy climate record spanning the last 7500 years of an ombrotrophic bog, Temple Hill Moss, in southeast Scotland.


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After a thorough check-out of Tiangong-1's environmental, power, and communications systems, the three-person crew of the Shenzhou-9 spacecraft entered the small prototype space lab module, to begin a 10-day stay on board. The docking was performed through computer control from the ground, as it had been with the unmanned Shenzhou-8 craft last November. Later in the mission, the two craft will undock, and then re-dock under the manual control of the crew.
Automatic docking is more difficult and created one of the worst potential disasters in space history, when an unmanned Russian Progress cargo ship tested a new automatic docking systen with the Russian Mir space station in the late 1990s. The Progress crashed in to a station module, causing it to depressurize. Quick thinking and action by the crew saved the rest of the Mir station. The Chinese crew will carry out the manual docking as a test, in case, in the future, there is a problem with the automatic system.
All three crew members will live in the Tiangong-1 while the craft are docked, and Shenzhou-9 will be basically shut down. While two sleep, one astronaut will remain on duty. Tiangong-1 has about double the volume of the Shenzhou, and, as seen in the live TV coverage of the mission, has adequate space for experiments, as well as living quarters.
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Great or Greatest American ever?
Jon Stewart
I'm not sure if this was a facetious question or not, but it's fitting that your avatar has a fire extinguisher...
I really like Jon Stewart, because his show is the only one where political topics get discussed without the participants trying to yell over top of each other.
Also, I like that even with his liberal slant, he doesn't simply act derisive and patently shitty to people he disagrees with. He may joke and mock them, but I don't ever hear the kind of "why do you hate America?" Fox News drivel. I think it comes down to the fact that Jon Stewart is self deprecating enough to not let his ego drive the interviews. Also, he has grown from his days of soft-balling John Kerry, to his stumping of Obama's budget director on bank bailouts.
The funny thing is that most of the people who dismiss him as a comedian with an agenda, or an agenda with comedy don't watch regularly. Their only exposure is when something happens to land him on the larger networks like his row with Cramer (which you'll notice was conducted in a respectful manner and not dickish) I'd certainly watch if there were a conservative analog who could pull off the same sort of dynamic. The unintentional comedy of Glenn Beck doesn't count...
How about, comedian that usually is not much funny and is generally very predictable?
As to not watching regularly, I don't know why watching constantly, instead of seeing him say 50 times total, would be the key to having a more accurate appraisal.
Except, if having the requirement that for opinions we value, we select only for those persons that watch constantly, we would be pre-selecting almost exclusively for those that really like him in the first place. Huh, wonder how that will turn out?
Selection bias is a great way to get, well, biased results.
Wow, if we consider only those that watch him "regularly," those people think he's really good! That's amazing!
Not that I am saying you are in this category -- I'd quite doubt it -- but what is really sad is people that think his show is news and he is not only a newsman of sorts, but great. Uh, news flash: he has no interest in giving anything like a full picture and has no great interest in his picture being accurate, but rather that it be amusing. If there is a single sound bite that will make it sound like what he is saying has a point -- never mind that it requires omitting the context which will prove otherwise -- then he'll grab it. Fine, it's a comedy show!
But mistaking this for being a news source, as some actually do, is sad.
There has never been a real debate on the Daily Show. It's all just smoke and mirrors to keep the stupid liberal kiddies in a disinformation coma.
But keep watching...I'm sure he'll eventually say something funny and apt -- probably even offend some people that need to be offended -- and then apologize for it.
Weak sauce!!
total putz and it is really sad that a majority of young people get their entire sense of the world and current events from him . . .
He's funny, intelligent, and I disagree with him often.
I still watch the show. I still think it is funny. But I'm grounded enough to enjoy the comedy and think about the questions without just assuming the conclusions of the Daily Show cast right up front.
South Park is what amounts to the conservative version of humor, and I love South Park as well.
So... no, not the greatest American, but certainly a good comedian.
South Park, conservative? It's mostly weakly principled libertarianism.
Stewart is a hypocritical ass. He is way too in love with himself for any sane person. I bet when he wakes up every morning he sniffs his own underwear.
The guy isn't a political pundit, or a comedian, yet he claims to be both AND neither......... Sounds like delusionment to me.
Why does he hammer away at all the other pundits that call their own shows "satire", yet get to remain infailable? He is doing the exact same thing. He a weasel. A hypocrite. He is, in his own words, "hurting America".
His brain-dead, video game addicted, stoner, immature, fart and weiner joke audience thinks that his show is a credible source of news. Shows a lot about the mental capacity of people that think he is doing serious work.
Some of Stewart's underhanded bullshit:
That sums it up for me.
I download every show though.
Stewart is an asshole. He is not the least bit funny. His attempts at humor are moronic and very predictable.
The only reasons why I used to watch him on a regular basis were:
A. Because I wanted to know what the choad was saying.
B. He sometimes got interesting interviews.
C. Stephen Colbert
Now Colbert has his own show and Stewart no longer has the President and Vice President to trash, the show is no longer sometimes funny, nor relevant.
I sense most of the people in this Politics forum are either -
A)Angry McCain supporters
B)Have no sense of Humor
C)Like to do Blatant generalization of a show they hardly watch and stereotyping of viewers of the show
I "sense" you are pretty intolerant of those with different views than yourself and therefore any opinion of theirs that disagrees with you, must be a consequence of bad things about them personally: anger, no sense of humor, blatant stereotyping.
Funny how "liberals" (by the current definition" are so often intolerant of those having political views different than theirs, in ANY regard. Even learning that a given person disagrees with them on ONE point often yields a nasty, negative emotional response of attacking the person, such as yours.
Sad really.
You must have missed school the day they covered Irony.
That's true, only "liberals" (by the current definition "conservatives" use) are intolerant on PWI. Who could possibly argue otherwise?
I love John Stewart. He's not quite as great as Bill Maher, but he's up there.
One of the only shows that openly mocks the absolute ridiculousness of politics.
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I'm going by the more classic definition of conservative... which is basically libertarianism.
Libertarians, after all, are "far right extremists."
And I wouldn't exactly say the Daily Show has STRONG liberal principals, so I'd call it a good comparison.
I'll give you one point for massive irony, and then take it away because I do indeed watch the Daily Show semi-regularly.
So you're 0 for 3. Care to step up to the plate again?
Why can't he its his own fucken show?
Yes because only liberals are like this. C'mon man, there are "intolerant" people on every side of the fence. Just look at O'Reilly or Limbaugh.
I like Jon Stewart. It's obvious he has a liberal stance but any kind of bias will be prevalent in a "news show" (yes, I believe his shows can be considered news to some extent). But to me, his show is the only news show on TV where there is the least amount of bias and where you can at least get an overview of what's going on in the world currently. Obviously you can't be limited to just the Daily Show, because he clearly has his opinion on issues and often states it. We'd all be better off reading various newspapers and trying to come up with an opinion by ourselves. The more FACTUAL information you know, the better you can analyze the issue and make an educated argument. By the way, I am not "liberal" or "conservative" in any sense of the words. I am liberal, conservative, or libertarian on various issues.


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With youth unemployment at very high levels, there has never been a better time to give a young person an opportunity to gain experience. Unemployment in Doncaster for 19- to 24-year-olds is 2,195 which is 25.4 per cent of the total Jobseeker's Allowance load.
We are far from the days of full employment, so a new generation of young people needs life experiences and employment experiences. The everyday disciplines of work readiness and a career vision are essential elements of who we are.
I suggest many young people just need that first chance. For me it came at the age of 15 when I became a kitchen porter at a hotel close to my home.
Things have changed over the years since, but what counts towards self-esteem and opportunity in later life has not. Many employers recognise the benefits for apprenticeships in their business and use them to grow their workforce. The town is full of good examples of this happening, with more than 900 apprentices supported by Doncaster College, as well as many other local providers also giving opportunities.
Chances to support this are available through traineeships and supported work experience to help young people into the world of work. Employers are helping meet this challenge, but more are required.
The system of support available will help an employer and young person throughout, from initially advertising the role to the appointment of the right individual and their support during the programme.
During the time the individual is on the programme they are continuing to develop English and maths skills for the future along with employability skills. These are the things employers rely on when the person is employed and developing in their company.
Employers want the following skills to be shown at interview and in the role when they arrive:
* Personal interaction: Effective interpersonal skills.
* Job fit: Show a desire for the role, understanding the job and organisation.
* Teamwork: Show how they can work with others to benefit the organisation.
* Productivity: Show commitment and the ability to self-evaluate performance.
* Quality: Show ability to complete tasks accurately to deadlines and contribute to improvement targets.
None of these skills is overly demanding when put into the context of a reason to support gainful employment and get a first step on the ladder.
The next generation is growing up in a tough economic environment where many are competing for the same roles, often against more experienced older workers. They often just need more direction in how to succeed in the workplace.
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Novo Casa Trancoso by Sixx Design
We thought we'd wrap up bedroom month with some serious, all-out eye candy. Novo Casa Trancoso is a Brazilian home designed by New York husband and wife team, Cortney and Robert Novogratz of Sixx Design. This private vacation home is rented out to visitors, but since we're not going to Brazil anytime soon, we decided to stop by for an online visit...
Our favorite part of the home is the bubble gum pink shower. This color is tough to pull off. We've seen it applied towards disastrous results, but here the pink goes perfectly with the honey-colored wood.
The canopy beds are simply dressed with lightweight coverlets and mosquito nets tied like curtains to the bedposts.
We love the little details in this photo: the Tord Boontje Garland Light above the bar, the framed black and white photos on the wall, and the fruit platter resting on top of an ice bucket.
The Novogratzes are currently applying their bedroom design skills to a boutique hotel project on the New Jersey shore which we can't wait to see. They also have a book coming out in April. For more of their designs, click here. To see the full photo slideshow from Novo Casa Trancoso, click here.
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Not sure who or what was in the "player-formally-known-as-Bill Thomas," but it's really nice that whatever it was has left the Rampage forward this weekend.
Thomas is the fourth leading scorer in Rampage history — returning to San Antonio after a three year absence, and has five points in his last two games, including three goals. Teammed with Bracken Kearns and Mark Cullen, Thomas has returned to form after scoring one goal in the team's first 14 games.
Cullen has also begun to find the mark, scoring twicewith three assists in the last four games and the happy-go-lucky Kearns has been the go-to guy on offense since the first game of the season, leading the team in scoring with 10 points.
Throw in the mix the resurgence of Greg Rallo, who has been doing what the Rampage thought he would be doing over the first month of the season, and you have a team that can light the lamp on a consistent basis. Rallo has goals in his last two games after taking a scoreless collar in eight straight games.
It's a good thing the offense has woken up since the defense has been generous. And the power play is a joke, going 0-18 in their last four games without even getting a shot on most shifts, so there is tons of work to do.
But it's nice to see progress.
And it's still early.
And if they sweep the weekend Sunday, Friday's comeback win could be that one moment we'll be looking back on when this season is all said and done and say, "that was the pivot point."
Now, if they can only score at the ATT Center, eh?
Markstrom Up
Jacob Markstrom returned to the Panthers today and sat on the bench in Florida's 3-2 win over Pittsburgh. Markstrom made some big saves, and you can see why the Panthers are excited about his future. But overall, his performances had mixed reviews and his .870 save percentage and 3.60 goals against average gives one hope that there's only one way == up should he come back this week.


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Coming at ya from Happy Valley. Dropping in on James Franklin and the Nittany Lions on Wednesday.
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Ken from Kansas City, Mo., writes: Hey Adam! I loved the "dictator for the day" thread. I just have one suggestion ... since everyone was worried about some teams getting five home games and other teams getting four in a nine-game schedule, and with two bye weeks now due to extending games beyond Thanksgiving, how about every team has one of their conference games played internationally each year, following a bye week? This would: increase international exposure for the B1G, be a cool perk when it came to recruiting -- "your son will get to visit four or five foreign countries during their years at our university" -- and leave everyone with an even 4-4-1 split on conference game locations and make for some cool travel options for the fans.
Adam Rittenberg: Ken, a couple things here. The double-bye thankfully won't be an annual occurrence in college football. It takes place only when Aug. 30 or Aug. 31 falls on a Saturday, as was the case last year and again this fall. Also, Big Ten schools don't want to part with home games, especially for an international site that, while appealing to some, prevents many others from attending. It also disrupts the players' schedule. I like the way you're thinking because exposure is the name of the game, and occasional international events like Penn State's opener this fall make sense. But not every year.
Brian from Baltimore writes: So far PSU and James Franklin are "walking the walk"' as far as dominating recruiting. How surprising is this? After this torrid pace of commitments slows down, how do you see Penn State faring overall for 2015 recruits?
Rittenberg: Brian, while the sheer number of early commits is noteworthy, Franklin's recruiting success certainly is not. He has been regarded as a nationally elite recruiter since his time as a Maryland assistant, and the enthusiasm he brings to Penn State -- and a region where he and several of his assistants already have familiarity -- translates on the trail. Franklin did really well with early commitments in Vanderbilt's 2013 class, as 16 players pledged before the season. If Penn State hangs onto all these recruits and continues to add solid pieces, Franklin will bring in a nationally elite class next February.
Brian from West Michigan writes: If the Northwestern unionizing efforts succeed, are they aware of the unintended consequences that are coming from their actions? For instance, now that they are considered "employees," their scholarship value (upwards of 50K/year depending on the school) is considered compensation and eligible to be taxed. You hear stories of kids being able to use athletics to get them a degree that otherwise they couldn't have afforded. How does a college kid who is now "making" $50K/year scrape up the cash to pay Uncle Sam?
Rittenberg: Brian, the tax question looms large in the debate, and there are different opinions on what the players would be required to pay. Kevin Trahan addresses it well here, quoting several tax experts who say the players will have to pay taxes on their scholarships. College Athletes Players Association president Ramogi Huma, meanwhile, cites a provision in the tax code that states scholarships for "degree candidates" are not taxable. It doesn't sound like tax status will factor into the NLRB's final ruling on whether players are employees, but it's certainly a significant factor for the players as they pursue this route.
Jim from Virginia writes: A lot is made of "skill" positions (top three backfield, etc). Yet, when looking at the offensive and defensive lines, Nebraska seems to be able to make a case for turning a four-loss year last year -- when the offensive line got experience through injuries and the defensive line matured -- into maybe Bo Pelini's best campaign.
Rittenberg: Jim, I agree that Nebraska's ceiling this season largely depends on line play. Randy Gregory provides a major edge-rushing threat for the defensive line, and if Nebraska can stay healthy and generate more from the inside tackles, it should be pretty stout up front. There are more questions along the offensive line, which loses key players such as Spencer Long, Cole Pensick and Jeremiah Sirles. Alex Lewis is a key addition because he brings experience from Colorado. Lewis and Jake Cotton should anchor the left side of the Husker line. Nebraska must build depth and chemistry with the group the rest of the spring and through fall camp. It likely needs younger players such as Givens Price to blossom.
Keith from Kunming, China, writes: Hey Adam,You didn't like the Premier League model for B1G and MAC, but I do. You said it's not realistic to move between leagues, but it is if the B1G and the MAC have a contractual relationship, and the MAC is essentially absorbed into the B1G as a sort of junior league. B1G doesn't "own" MAC programs but it effectively subsidizes them. Michigan will continue to fill its stadium when relegated (oh! the joy in East Lansing!), which will be financially great for the MAC opponents. My only change to the model proposed is that relegation should happen every years, as in England. Why wouldn't this work?
Rittenberg: Keith, first off, thanks for reading from so far away. Although the Big Ten and the MAC have a strong relationship when it comes to scheduling, officiating and other areas, your proposal requires the Big Ten to shoulder a major financial and structural burden, while embarrassing its members in the process. I'm not saying it wouldn't be fun for fans, but does the Big Ten want to be so closely tied with the MAC, which has schools with profiles that differ markedly from those in the Big Ten? Scheduling would be a huge headache because you wouldn't know where certain teams would be. Money would be a problem on several levels, from television audience to stadium size.


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The idea in this series is to show beautiful and inspiring houses. Houses that are remarkable for its design, elegance, elements, concept or simply because they are beautiful. So if you like architecture, interior design and beautifully designed houses, you are at the right spot. Check out this week beautiful house and stay tuned for more...
This apartment interior is a project by Lanciano Design. I couldn't find details about the project on their website but I'm pretty sure the images say a lot. The place is really beautiful and inspiring.
I really liked this apartment. The materials are great, the color and textures combinations create a modern and beautiful place. The wide spaces and clean decoration are also really nice, definitely a great place to live! ;)
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Even before the sun rose this morning I could see that it had snowed last night. Since I could see few clouds in the sky, I immediately changed my plans.
Instead of going back to bed, I dressed quickly, grabbed my camera and keys, and ran out the door. I headed for Panorama Point on Flagstaff Mountain Road and got there before sunrise.
Doug Goodin, a professional photographer who I met at Open Studios a week ago, inspired my morning. He had displayed a stunning photograph of Red Rocks in his studio. Here is a smaller version from his website (http://www.boundaryphoto.com/gallery.php?num=2 ).
He told me that he had hiked from Panorama Point down the Viewpoint Trail, where he captured this scene early one morning. Although I hiked that trail a couple of months ago, I was there in the late afternoon. While I didn't get a photograph of Red Rocks then, I met my cousin Erica there.
This morning when I reached the trailhead at Panorama Point, the temperature was 31 degrees. Where the trail lacked snow it had ice. So for the first time this season I put on my Yaktrax (a type of crampon) over my boots.
Just as the sun touched the Red Rocks this morning I was in place to capture this scene.
Different season, different lighting, different composition from Doug's photograph. In fact, I'm surprised that this shot came out at all. I stopped the aperture way down to f/36 to get as much depth of field as possible with ISO set at 3600. The telephoto was extended to its maximum focal length of 200mm. But I didn't noticed until afterwards that I made this shot at 1/40th of a second. Normally at that focal length we need to use a shutter speed of at least 1/200 (the one to one focal length: shutter speed rule). But my lens has wonderful image stabilization — using a built in gyroscope, of all things!
After taking 10 more shots of the same scene (just to be sure), I moved on. On the way back I stopped at Chautauqua Park for this shot of Boulder's famous flatirons.
Hiking up the Enchanted Mesa Trail from Chautauqua yielded this close-up scene of the First Flatiron. It sure looks like a great place to go rock climbing!
Back home, I walked around Tantra Lake. Here is the lake, our fitness center, and 8,500-foot Bear Peak.
Small scale beauty is also here. Staying in bed and sleeping late was not an option this morning.


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I was... uh... NOT browsing porn at 2am just now, when my activity (it most certainly wasn't browsing porn) is interrupted by a loud engine-POP-POP series of events. I thought little of it until I remembered I live on a fucking FARM and there should be no form of motor transport in action unless its ME.
Well, that killed the mood, uh, not that there was any mood to be killing or anything.
I decide to get up and investigate. What do i find? A white GMC small SUV laying on its side in my irrigation ditch. Da FUQ? This is MY yard damnit. Then someone moves. Shit, they lived. Guess I should do something. I call 911 first, and ask for rescue, an ambulance, and police. I give my address and direction to this location. My address only points to a 7 square mile farm. I state that I am going to attempt to render aid and place the call on speaker.
Inside I find a very small, very disoriented woman. I would say in her 30s. I hop up onto the side of the truck and try to open the door. Unsurprisingly this does not work. I tell her to unlock the door. She responds by turning on the headlights. (sigh) I take out my pocket knife and pull out the little flathead screwdriver attachment, and shatter the window. I unlock the door, and attempt to open it. It doesn't open all that well, unsurprising given the vehicles damage. I go into my van and get out my prybar. The door yields and I lift her out of the jimmy. Shes very light.
About this time i see a baby seat in the back. My brain panics. I ask. "Was there anyone else in there with you?" "I don't think so?" is her response. (The 911 operator is asking lots of questions too, but I am not answering them.) I didn't notice before, but shes drunk as fuck. GREAT. She DOESN'T THINK SO. So I hop into the truck and double check there was no baby. Nope. GOOD.
Right as I hop out, the truck starts smoldering at the rear hatch, on the roof side. Yay! I sit her in the back of my van and watch the truck start to burn. About 2 minutes later fire shows up and starts doin their thing. I hang up on the operator stating assistance is here, thanks. I update the vol firefighter ringleader on the situation, and the others are putting the truck out. They double check for a child, of course. The driver would have been fine if I hadn't pulled her out. Probably. Ambulance shows up a minute later and she's loaded up into it. She argues she doesn't need to go to the hospital. The police sobriety test her and she fails. She also smells like she showered in beer and piss. And may be voided her bowels. Possibly a hint of puke. I dunno, it was a pretty complex bouquet. Either way I take this as my cue to depart.
On my way back to the van, i look up and realize she broke a phone pole. Damn, she musta been flyin. Looking at the ground there are no skid marks until she got into the mud. I realize I have my cell phone on me still. So, of course, I snap a photo. For my fellow Jalops.
Dont drink and drive guys.
There was a little pink baby seat in there. It could have been so much worse. Fucking bitch is lucky. Shes alive, and she didn't kill someone else or her child. Shes gonna be in a world of financial, physical, and psychological hurt, but shes alive.
Edit to add: Doh, forgot to say why I am a bad rescue person. I wear a set of leg/thoracic braces for a serious injury i sustained a while back. I'm actually quite slow and expect to pay for my little fun hopping activity tomorrow with notable back and hip pain.


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|Algebra and Problem Solving
|Some Basics of Algebra
|p. 2
|Operations and Properties of Real Numbers
|p. 11
|Solving Equations
|p. 22
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 25
|Introduction to Problem Solving
|p. 29
|Formulas, Models, and Geometry
|p. 39
|Properties of Exponents
|p. 46
|Scientific Notation
|p. 56
|Summary and Review
|p. 64
|p. 68
|Graphs, Functions, and Linear Equations
|p. 70
|p. 78
|Linear Functions: Slope, Graphs, and Models
|p. 93
|Another Look at Linear Graphs
|p. 106
|Other Equations of Lines
|p. 117
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 122
|The Algebra of Functions
|p. 126
|Summary and Review
|p. 135
|p. 138
|Systems of Linear Equations and Problem Solving
|Systems of Equations in Two Variables
|p. 142
|Solving by Substitution or Elimination
|p. 151
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 156
|Solving Applications: Systems of Two Equations
|p. 159
|Systems of Equations in Three Variables
|p. 172
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 172
|Solving Applications: Systems of Three Equations
|p. 181
|Elimination Using Matrices
|p. 186
|Determinants and Cramer's Rule
|p. 191
|Business and Economic Applications
|p. 197
|Summary and Review
|p. 203
|p. 206
|Cumulative Review: Chapters 1-3
|p. 207
|Inequalities and Problem Solving
|Inequalities and Applications
|p. 212
|Intersections, Unions, and Compound Inequalities
|p. 224
|Absolute-Value Equations and Inequalities
|p. 233
|Inequalities in Two Variables
|p. 242
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 249
|Applications Using Linear Programming
|p. 252
|Summary and Review
|p. 260
|p. 263
|Polynomials and Polynomial Functions
|Introduction to Polynomials and Polynomial Functions
|p. 266
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 266
|Multiplication of Polynomials
|p. 277
|Common Factors and Factoring by Grouping
|p. 287
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 287
|Factoring Trinomials
|p. 293
|Factoring Perfect-Square Trinomials and Differences of Squares
|p. 303
|Factoring Sums or Differences of Cubes
|p. 309
|Factoring: A General Strategy
|p. 313
|Applications of Polynomial Equations
|p. 317
|Summary and Review
|p. 329
|p. 332
|Rational Expressions, Equations, and Functions
|Rational Expressions and Functions: Multiplying and Dividing
|p. 334
|Rational Expressions and Functions: Adding and Subtracting
|p. 343
|Complex Rational Expressions
|p. 352
|Rational Equations
|p. 361
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 361
|Solving Applications Using Rational Equations
|p. 368
|Division of Polynomials
|p. 378
|Synthetic Division
|p. 383
|Formulas, Applications, and Variation
|p. 388
|Summary and Review
|p. 401
|p. 404
|Cumulative Review: Chapters 1-6
|p. 405
|Exponents and Radicals
|Radical Expressions and Functions
|p. 408
|Rational Numbers as Exponents
|p. 416
|Multiplying Radical Expressions
|p. 423
|Dividing Radical Expressions
|p. 429
|Expressions Containing Several Radical Terms
|p. 435
|Solving Radical Equations
|p. 443
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 443
|Geometric Applications
|p. 450
|The Complex Numbers
|p. 458
|Summary and Review
|p. 466
|p. 469
|Quadratic Functions and Equations
|Quadratic Equations
|p. 472
|The Quadratic Formula
|p. 483
|Applications Involving Quadratic Equations
|p. 490
|Studying Solutions of Quadratic Equations
|p. 498
|Equations Reducible to Quadratic
|p. 502
|Quadratic Functions and Their Graphs
|p. 508
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 514
|More About Graphing Quadratic Functions
|p. 517
|Problem Solving and Quadratic Functions
|p. 523
|Polynomial and Rational Inequalities
|p. 532
|Summary and Review
|p. 540
|p. 544
|Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
|Composite and Inverse Functions
|p. 548
|Exponential Functions
|p. 560
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 560
|Logarithmic Functions
|p. 569
|Properties of Logarithmic Functions
|p. 576
|Common and Natural Logarithms
|p. 583
|Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations
|p. 590
|Applications of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
|p. 596
|Summary and Review
|p. 610
|p. 613
|Cumulative Review: Chapters 1-9
|p. 615
|Conic Sections
|Conic Sections: Parabolas and Circles
|p. 620
|Conic Sections: Ellipses
|p. 631
|Conic Sections: Hyperbolas
|p. 639
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 643
|Nonlinear Systems of Equations
|p. 649
|Summary and Review
|p. 658
|p. 660
|Sequences, Series, and the Binomial Theorem
|Sequences and Series
|p. 662
|Arithmetic Sequences and Series
|p. 668
|Geometric Sequences and Series
|p. 677
|The Binomial Theorem
|p. 688
|Connecting the Concepts
|p. 688
|Summary and Review
|p. 696
|p. 698
|Cumulative Review: Chapters 1-11
|p. 699
|The Graphing Calculator
|p. 703
|p. 1
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