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Editorials (Opinion Pieces)
|Enzymatic Pretreatment during 15th to 18th Century Papermaking in Europe
|Timothy Barrett
|The Artistic Possibilities of Cellulosic Fibers
|Chery Cratty
Research Articles (Peer Reviewed)
|Lignin-based Foams: Production Process and Characterization
|Gianluca Tondi, Martin Link, Christian Kolbitsch, Johannes Gavino, Paul Luckeneder, Alexander Petutschnigg, Richard Herchl, Charlie Van Doorslaer
|Mixing Bleached White Poplar and Wheat Straw Chemimechanical Pulps to Improve the Mechanical and Optical Characteristics
|Afshin Veisi, Saeed Mahdavi
|Optimization of Biobutanol Production from Poplar Wood Hydrolysate using a Mutant of Clostridium saccharobutylicum
|Qiye Wang, Chao Zhang, Li Lu, Rui Yao, Shaodong Xu, Yiqiang Wang
|Effect of Alkaline Peroxide Pre-treatment on Microfibrillated Cellulose from Oil Palm Fronds Rachis Amenable for Pulp and Paper and Bio-composite Production
|Abdul Wahab Taiwo Owolabi, Ghazali Arniza, Wanrosli wan Daud, Abbas F. M. Alkharkhi
|Tensile Properties Along the Grains of Earlywood and Latewood of Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) in Dry and Wet State
|Edward Roszyk, Waldemar Moliński, Michał Kamiński
|Chromium(VI) Removal by Fe(III)-loaded Succinylated Mercerized Cellulose from Aqueous Solution
|Xiaokun Sun, Zhen Wang, Yu Liu, Guihua Yang
|Pine Wood Treated with a Citric Acid and Glycerol Mixture: Biomaterial Performance Improved by a Bio-byproduct
|Gatien Geraud Essoua Essoua, Pierre Blanchet, Veronic Landry, Robert Beauregard
|Direct Preparation of Hollow Nanospheres with Kraft Lignin: A Facile Strategy for Effective Utilization of Biomass Waste
|Hao Li, Yonghong Deng, Jiaqi Liang, Yi Dai, Bo Li, Yuan Ren, Xueqing Qiu, Chunli Li
|Synthesis of Mesoporous TiO2 Induced by Nano-Cellulose and Its Photocatalytic Properties
|Wei Wang, Jinpeng Wang, Xiaomeng Shi, Zhe Yu, Zhe Song, Liang Dong, Guiquan Jiang, Shiyan Han
|Production of 5-Hydroxymethylfurfural from Fructose Catalyzed by Sulfonated Bamboo-Derived Carbon Prepared by Simultaneous Carbonization and Sulfonation
|Zhongquan Shen, Ximeng Yu, Jizhong Chen
|Effects of Removal of Chemical Components on Moisture Adsorption by Wood
|Haizhen Zhou, Ruo Xu, Erni Ma
|Employment Changes in U.S. Hardwood Lumber Consuming Industries during Economic Expansions and Contractions Since 1991
|William G. Luppold, Matthew S. Bumgardner
|Sulphate Removal from Water by Carbon Residue from Biomass Gasification: Effect of Chemical Modification Methods on Sulphate Removal Efficiency
|Hanna Runtti, Sari Tuomikoski, Teija Kangas, Toivo Kuokkanen, Jaakko Rämö, Ulla Lassi
|Technological and Thermal Properties of Thermoplastic Composites Filled with Heat-treated Alder Wood
|Mürşit Tufan, Türker Güleç, Emrah Peşman, Nadir Ayrilmis
|Cloning, Purification, and Characterization of a Thermostable β-Glucosidase from Thermotoga thermarum DSM 5069
|Lingfeng Long, Hao Shi, Xun Li, Yu Zhang, Jinguang Hu, Fei Wang
|Preparation and Characterization of Activated Carbon Fibers from Liquefied Wood by ZnCl2 Activation
|Zhigao Liu, Yuxiang Huang, Guangjie Zhao
|Characterization of Lignins from Sugarcane Bagasse Pretreated with Green Liquor Combined with Ethanol and Hydrogen Peroxide
|Ziyuan Zhou, Yi Cheng, Weiming Zhang, Jianxin Jiang, Fuhou Lei
|Xylanase-Aided Chlorine Dioxide Bleaching of Bagasse Pulp to Reduce AOX Formation
|Yi Dai, Xueping Song, Cong Gao, Sha He, Shuangxi Nie, Chengrong Qin
|Effects of Heat Post-Treatment on Dimensional Stability and Water Absorption Behaviours of Mechanically Densified Uludağ Fir and Black Poplar Woods
|Hüseyin Pelit, Mehmet Budakçı, Abdullah Sönmez
|Improvement of Solid-State Biogas Production from Wood by Concentrated Phosphoric Acid Pretreatment
|Safoora Mirmohamadsadeghi, Keikhosro Karimi, Ilona Sárvári Horváth
|Preparation of Biocomposites using Sawdust and Lignosulfonate with a Culturе Liquid of Levan Producer Azotobacter vinelandii as a Bonding Agent
|Victor V. Revin, Nikolay V. Novokuptsev, Davud A. Kadimaliev
|Effects of Temperature and Heating Rate on the Characteristics of Molded Bio-char
|Ang Li, Hui-Li Liu, Hua Wang, Huan-Bin Xu, Li-Fu Jin, Ji-Lei Liu, Jian-Hang Hu
|Fuel Properties of Sugar Maple and Yellow Birch Wood in Relation with Tree Vigor
|Quy Nam Nguyen, Alain Cloutier, Alexis Achim, Tatjana Stevanovic
|Enzymatic Treatments to Improve Mechanical Properties and Surface Hydrophobicity of Jute Fiber Membranes
|Aixue Dong, Xuerong Fan, Qiang Wang, Yuanyuan Yu, Artur Cavaco-Paulo
|Time-of-Flight Adjustment Procedure for Acoustic Measurements in Structural Timber
|Daniel F. Llana, Guillermo Iñiguez-Gonzalez, Francisco Arriaga, Xiping Wang
|Developing and Evaluating Composites Based on Plantation Eucalyptus Rotary-cut Veneer and High-density Polyethylene Film as Novel Building Materials
|Wei Song, Wenbang Wei, Congrong Ren, Shuangbao Zhang
|Influence of Kenaf Core Fiber Incorporation on the Mechanical Performance and Dimensional Stability of Oil Palm Fiber Reinforced Poly(lactic acid) Hybrid Biocomposites
|Abubakar Umar Birnin-Yauri, Nor Azowa Ibrahim, Norhazlin Zainuddin, Khalina Abdan, Yoon Yee Then, Buong Woei Chieng
|Influence of Carbonization Temperature on Physicochemical Properties of Biochar derived from Slow Pyrolysis of Durian Wood (Durio zibethinus) Sawdust
|Zaira Zaman Chowdhury, Md. Ziaul Karim, Muhammad Aqeel Ashraf, Khalisanni Khalid
|Improvement of Wood Fuel Pellet Quality Using Sustainable Sugar Additives
|Magnus Ståhl, Jonas Berghel, Karin Granström
|Preparation of Activated Carbon from Pyrolyzed Rice Husk by Leaching out Ash Content after CO2 Activation
|Ming Li, Shanwei Ma, Xifeng Zhu
|Preparation and Characterization of Nanocrystalline Cellulose using Ultrasonication Combined with a Microwave-assisted Pretreatment Process
|Zaira Zaman Chowdhury, Sharifah Bee Abd Hamid
|Valorization of Corn Stalk by the Production of Cellulose Nanofibers to Improve Recycled Paper Properties
|Ana Balea, Noemí Merayo, Elena Fuente, Marc Delgado-Aguilar, Pere Mutje, Angeles Blanco, Carlos Negro
|Biomorphic Charcoal/TiO2 Composites from Poplar Templates
|Liangcun Qian, Peirong Chen, Rui Li, Lin Mei, Yamei Liu, Geli Wu, Shengquan Liu
|Chemical Alterations of Pine Wood Lignin during Heat Sterilization
|František Kacik, Jana Luptáková, Pavel Šmira, Andrea Nasswettrová, Danica Kačiková, Vladimir Vacek
|Comparative Study of Microcelluloses Isolated From Two Different Biomasses with Commercial Cellulose
|Wei Tieng Owi, Ong Hui Lin, Sung Ting Sam, Chin Hua Chia, Sarani Zakaria, Muhammad Safwan Mohaiyiddin, Al Rey Villagracia, Gil Nonato Santos, Hazizan Md Akil
|Miscible Transparent Polymethylmethacrylate/Cellulose Acetate Propionate Blend: Optical, Morphological, and Thermomechanical Properties
|Raouf Mahmood Raouf, Zaidan Abdul Wahab, Nor Azowa Ibrahim, Zainal Abidin Talib, Buong Woei Chieng
|Thixotropic Flow Behaviour in Chemical Pulp Fibre Suspensions
|Jiulong Sha, Fang Zhang, Hui Zhang
|Lignin Prepared by Ultrafiltration of Black Liquor: Investigation of Solubility, Viscosity, and Ash Content
|Nicola Giummarella, Christofer Lindgren, Mikael E. Lindström, Gunnar Henriksson
|Production of Levulinic Acid from Pennisetum alopecuroides in the Presence of an Acid Catalyst
|Zhengqiu Yuan, Jinxing Long, Ying Xia, Xinghua Zhang, Tiejun Wang, Longlong Ma
|Recycled Polypropylene/Peanut Shell Powder Composites: Pre-Treatment of Lignin Using Alkaline Peroxide
|Nor Fasihah Zaaba, Hanafi Ismail, Mariatti Jaafar
|Computer Tomography of the Density and its Spatial Distribution of Wood-Plastic Composites
|Yu Han, Jinxing Ta, Dawei Qi
|Analysis of Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry Coupled with Dynamic Headspace Sampling on Volatile Organic Compounds of Heat-Treated Poplar at High Temperatures
|Lei Xue, Zijian Zhao, Yu Zhang, Demiao Chu, Jun Mu
|Characterization of Lignocellulosic Biomass as Raw Material for the Production of Porous Carbon-based Materials
|Saptadi Darmawan, Nyoman Jaya Wistara, Gustan Pari, Akhirudin Maddu, Wasrin Syafii
|Tension-Compression Fatigue Behavior of Plain Woven Kenaf/Kevlar Hybrid Composites
|Suhad D. Salman, Mohaiman J. Sharba, Zulkiflle Leman, Mohamed T. H. Sultan, Mohamad R. Ishak, Francisco Cardona
|Effect of a Longitudinal Cut on the Mechanical Properties of Small-Diameter Roundwood of Pinus nigra Arnold
|Antonio Villasante, Alvaro Fernandez-Serrano, Lluis Puigdomenech, Jorge Lampurlanes, David Moliner
|Soft Sensors for Pulp Freeness and Outlet Consistency Estimation in the Alkaline Peroxide Mechanical Pulping (APMP) High-Consistency Refining Process
|Xiangyu Zhang, Jigeng Li, Huanbin Liu, Ping Zhou
|The Furfurylation of Wood: A Nanomechanical Study of Modified Wood Cells
|Wanju Li, Dan Ren, Xuexia Zhang, Hankun Wang, Yan Yu
|Experimental and Theoretical Analysis of the Pyrolysis Mechanism of a Dimeric Lignin Model Compound with α-O-4 Linkage
|Chao Liu, Yubin Deng, Shubin Wu, Ming Lei, Jiajin Liang
|Application of Graphitic Bio-Carbon using Two-Level Factorial Design for Microwave-assisted Carbonization
|Zaira Z. Chowdhury, Wageeh A. Yehye, Nurhidayatullaili Muhd Julkapli, Mohammed Abdul Hakeem Al Saadi, Mautaz Ali Atieh
|Improved Model for Brightness Optimization Control in the First (C95/D5) Bleaching Stage
|Xiangyu Zhang, Jigeng Li, Huanbin Liu
|Assessment of the Performance of Furfurylated Wood and Acetylated Wood: Comparison among Four Fast-Growing Wood Species
|Youming Dong, Yinluan Qin, Kaili Wang, Yutao Yan, Shuangbao Zhang, Jianzhang Li, Shifeng Zhang
|Fabrication of Silver Nanoparticles Supported on Rice Straw: In Vitro Antibacterial Activity and its Heterogeneous Catalysis in the Degradation of 4-Nitrophenol
|Roshanak Khandanlou, Gek Cheng Ngoh, Wen Tong Chong, Saadi Bayat, Elnaz Saki
|Molecular Weight of Amphoteric Polyacrylamide: How it is Influenced by the Variables in Synthesis, and its Impacts on the Dry Strength of Paper Sheets
|Yangyang Zhu, Er-suo Jin, Fang Yang, Xiangyu Li, Wenyuan Zhu, Chunli Yao, Junlong Song
|Interfacial Shear Strength Evaluation of Pinewood Residue/High-Density Polyethylene Composites Exposed to UV Radiation and Moisture Absorption-Desorption Cycles
|Soledad C. Pech-Cohuo, Irma Flores-Cerón, Alex Valadez-González, Carlos V. Cupul-Manzano, Fernando Navarro-Arzate, Ricardo Herbé Cruz-Estrada
|Investigation of the Reaction Behavior of Albizia gummifera Wood under Steam Gasification with Varied Partial Pressures and Gasification Temperatures
|Kehinde Olubukola Oluoti, Tobias Richards
|Effects of Alkali Swelling and Beating Treatments on Properties of Kraft Pulp Fibers
|Kyoung-Hwa Choi, Ah Ram Kim, Byoung-Uk Cho
|Catalytic Pyrolysis of Tar Model Compound with Various Bio-Char Catalysts to Recycle Char from Biomass Pyrolysis
|Jinmiao Liu, Yanfeng He, Xinxin Ma, Guangqing Liu, Yao Yao, Hui Liu, Hong Chen, Yan Huang, Chang Chen, Wen Wang
|Physicochemical Properties and Possible Applications of Waste Corncob Fly Ash from Biomass Gasification Industries of China
|Xiwen Yao, Kaili Xu, Yang Li
|Simultaneous Saccharification and Fermentation of Lactic Acid from Empty Fruit Bunch at High Solids Loading
|Nursia Hassan, Ani Idris
|Dissolution and Structure Change of Bagasse Cellulose in Zinc Chloride Solution
|Jianhua Xiong, Shengqiang Yu, Hongxiang Zhu, Shuangfei Wang, Yangmei Chen, Shijie Liu
|Mechanical Properties and Dimensional Stabilities of Wood-Polypropylene Composites Prepared using Mechanochemically Acetylated Japanese Cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) Wood Meal
|Norihisa Kusumoto, Katsuhiko Takata, Yasuji Kurimoto
|Catalytic Isolation and Physicochemical Properties of Nanocrystalline Cellulose (NCC) using HCl-FeCl3 System Combined with Ultrasonication
|Sharifah Bee Abd Hamid, Zaira Zaman Chowdhury, Md. Ziaul Karim, Md. Eaqub Ali
|Chemical Analysis of Densification, Drying, and Heat Treatment of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) through a Hot-Pressing Process
|Lili Li, Ximing Wang, Feiyu Wu
|Physicochemical Characterization of Microcrystalline Cellulose Extracted from Kenaf Bast
|N. A. Sri Aprilia, Y. Davoudpour, W. Zulqarnain, H. P. S. Abdul Khalil, C. I. Che Mohamad Hazwan, M. S. Hossain, Rudi Dungani, H. M. Fizree, A. Zaidon, M. K. Mohamad Haafiz
|Chemical Composition and Antioxidant Activity of Extract from the Wood of Fagus orientalis: Water Resistance and Decay Resistance against Trametes versicolor
|Seyyed Khalil Hosseinihashemi, Mohamed Z. M. Salem, Sayed Khosrow HosseinAshrafi, Ahmad Jahan Latibari
|Moisture Content Monitoring of a Timber Footbridge
|Niclas Björngrim, Olle Hagman, Xiaodong (Alice) Wang
|Evaluation of the Bending Strength, Impact Strength, and Morphological Properties of Wheat Straw Fiber/Paper Mill Sludge/Polypropylene Composites
|Habibollah Khademieslam, Mehdi Kalagar
|Effect of Temperature on the Evolution of Physical Structure and Chemical Properties of Bio-char Derived from Co-pyrolysis of Lignin with High-Density Polyethylene
|Weimin Chen, Shukai Shi, Thiphuong Nguyen, Minzhi Chen, Xiaoyan Zhou
|Magnetic Biomorphic BaFe12-xCrxO19 Ceramics with Multilayer Wall Structure Made from Spruce Templates
|Rui Li, Zuju Shu, Liangcun Qian, Liang Zhou, Yamei Liu, Shengquan Liu
|Effects of Temperature and Duration of Heat Treatment on the Physical, Surface, and Mechanical Properties of Japanese Cedar Wood
|Te-Hsin Yang, Feng-Rong Chang, Cheng-Jung Lin, Feng-Cheng Chang
|Determination of Aluminum in Bamboo Pulp Black Liquor by ICP-AES
|Yongjian Xu, Weipeng Zhang, Xiaopeng Yue, Dingjun Zhang
|Determining Lignin Degradation in White-Rot Fungi-Treated Sacrau Poplar: Lignin Structural Changes and Degradation Compound Analysis
|Liming Zhang, Tingting You, Tian Zhou, Lu Zhang, Feng Xu
|Management Activity Linkages to Innovation Deconstruction: An Exploratory Study of the Furniture Industry in Croatia
|Andreja Pirc Barčić, Darko Motik, Leon Oblak, Richard Vlosky
|Effect of Different Heat Treatment Temperatures on the Chemical Composition and Structure of Chinese Fir Wood
|Shichao Cheng, Anmin Huang, Shennan Wang, Qiuhui Zhang
|Cellulose Nanocrystals Prepared by Persulfate One-Step Oxidation of Bleached Bagasse Pulp
|Chao Du, Mengru Liu, Binyun Li, Hailong Li, Qijun Meng, Huaiyu Zhan
|Extrudability of Solid Wood by Acetylation and In-Situ Polymerisation of Methyl Methacrylate
|Masako Seki, Soichi Tanaka, Tsunehisa Miki, Ichinori Shigematsu, Kozo Kanayama
|Comparison of Conventional and Lignin-Rich Microcrystalline Cellulose
|Kari Mikael Vanhatalo, Natalia Maximova, Anna-Maija Perander, Leena-Sisko Johansson, Eero Haimi, Olli Dahl
|Preparation of N-, S-Co-Doped Activated Carbons Derived from Waste Medium Density Fiberboard for Supercapacitors
|Ruquan Ren, Tongxin Shang, Xiaojuan Jin, Jianmin Gao
|Effects of Fungicides on Mold Resistance and Mechanical Properties of Wood and Bamboo Flour/High-Density Polyethylene Composites
|Jing Feng, Huiping Zhang, Hui He, Xiaomo Huang, Qingshan Shi
|Structural Changes to Aspen Wood Lignin during Autohydrolysis Pretreatment
|Peng Wang, Yingjuan Fu, Zhiyong Shao, Fengshan Zhang, Menghua Qin
|Ultrasound-assisted Xylanase Treatment of Chemi-Mechanical Poplar Pulp
|Qimeng Jiang, Guihua Yang, Qiang Wang, Qianyu Sun, Lucian A. Lucia, Jiachuan Chen
|Physicochemical, Pyrolytic, and Combustion Characteristics of Hydrochar Obtained by Hydrothermal Carbonization of Biomass
|Ying Gao, Bo Yu, Ke Wu, Qiaoxia Yuan, Xianhua Wang, Hanping Chen
|Effect of Sugar Palm-derived Cellulose Reinforcement on the Mechanical and Water Barrier Properties of Sugar Palm Starch Biocomposite Films
|Muhammed Lamin Sanyang, S. M. Sapuan, Mohammad Jawaid, Mohamad Ridzwan Ishak, Japar Sahari
|Preparation and Characterization of Regenerated Cellulose Microspheres and the Adsorption of Pectinase
|Rina Wu, Pengfei Huang, Beihai He
|Effect of Fiber Content on Sound Absorption, Thermal Conductivity, and Compression Strength of Straw Fiber-filled Rigid Polyurethane Foams
|Yubo Tao, Peng Li, Liping Cai
|Feasibility Assessment of a Wood-Plastic Composite Post-Production Process: Formability
|Amir Esmael Toghyani, Sami Matthews, Harri Eskelinen, Timo Kärki, Juha Varis
|Enzymatic, Antioxidant, Antimicrobial, and Insecticidal Activities of Pleurotus pulmonarius and Pycnoporus cinnabarinus Grown Separately in an Airlift Reactor
|Gerardo Díaz-Godínez, Maura Téllez-Téllez, Alexis Rodríguez, Verónica Obregón-Barbosa, Ma de Lourdes Acosta-Urdapilleta, Elba Villegas
|The Effect of Wood Alignment on Wood Grinding – Part 1: Properties of Pulp and Fines Revealed in the Grinding Mechanism
|Erkki Tapani Saharinen, Airi Särkilahti, Lauri Ilmari Salminen, Sabine Heinemann
|Windmill Palm Fiber/Polyvinyl Alcohol Coated Nonwoven Mats with Sound Absorption Characteristics
|Changjie Chen, You Zhang, Guangxiang Sun, Jiayi Wang, Guohe Wang
|Mechanical and Water Vapor Barrier Properties of Bagasse Hemicellulose-based Films
|Yuxin Liu, Bing Sun, Zhongliang Wang, Yonghao Ni
|Characterization of a Lignocellulolytic Consortium and Methane Production from Untreated Wheat Straw: Dependence on Nitrogen and Phosphorous Content
|Idania Valdez-Vazquez, Gabriela J. Torres-Aguirre, Carlos Molina, Graciela M. L. Ruiz-Aguilar
|Effects of pH and Suspended Matter on the Physico-Chemical Properties of Black Liquor from Alkali-Oxygen Pulping of Rice Straw
|Lilong Zhang, Keli Chen
|Kinetic Study of the Decomposition of Cellulose to 5-Hydroxymethylfurfural in Ionic Liquid
|Heng Zhang, Suxiang Li, Lei Xu, Jiahao Sun, Junxun Li
|Regenerated Lignocellulose Beads Prepared with Wheat Straw
|Huazhen Zhang, Zhiguo Zhang, Kexin Liu
|Evaluation of Unstructured Kinetic Models for the Production of Bioethanol from Banana and Pineapple Wastes
|Yi Peng Teoh, Zhong Xian Ooi
|Synthesis and Thermal Stability of Glyoxalated Alkali Lignin-Polyvinylpyrrolidone Resins
|Aikfei Ang, Zaidon Ashaari, Edi Suhaimi Bakar, Nor Azowa Ibrahim
|Combustion Characteristics of Wood Panels Treated with Phosphorus-Nitrogen Additives
|Eui Jin, Yeong-Jin Chung
|Aging Resistance Properties of Poplar Plywood Bonded by Soy Protein-Based Adhesive
|Xiangling Zeng, Jing Luo, Jihang Hu, Jianzhang Li, Qiang Gao, Li Li
|The Influence of Nano-Fibrillated Cellulose as a Coating Component in Paper Coating
|Yaxi Xu, Yudi Kuang, Pekka Johannes Salminen, Gang Chen
|Determination of Alkali Lignin Solubility Parameters by Inverse Gas Chromatography and Hansen Solubility Parameters
|Haiyue Ni, Shixue Ren, Guizhen Fang, Yanli Ma
|Comparative Research between Rhizome and Culm of Phyllostachys pubescens Based on Thermal Analysis
|Bin Xu, Zhao Ying Yang, Shuai Liu, Juan Chao
|Biodegradation of Different Genotypes of Miscanthus by Wood Rot Fungi
|Paul W. Baker, Ana Winters, Mike D. C. Hale
|Preparation and Characterization of Cellulose-CaCO3 Composites by an Eco-Friendly Microwave-assisted Route in a Mixed Solution of Ionic Liquid and Ethylene Glycol
|Xu-Feng Cheng, Hua Qian, Shan-Wei Zhang, Zhan-Shuo Zhang, Yuan He, Ming-Guo Ma
|The Combustive Heat of Thirteen Deciduous Wood Species
|Bolesław Porankiewicz, Michał Tylman, Daria Wieczorek, Anita Bocho–Janiszewska, Emilia Klimaszewska, Grzegorz Wieloch
|Hydrodeoxygenation of Oxidized and Hydrotreated Bio-oils to Hydrocarbons in Fixed-bed Continuous Reactor
|Yan Luo, Vamshi Krishna Guda, Philip H. Steele, Hui Wan
|Effect of Surface Treatment on the Physical, Chemical, and Mechanical Properties of Palm Tree Leaf Stalk Fibers
|Arun Kumar Rout, Jnanaranjan Kar, Dipak Kumar Jesti, Alekh Kumar Sutar
|Acidic Solvolysis of Softwood in Recycled Polyethylene Glycol System
|Eri Takata, Thi Thi Nge, Shiho Takahashi, Yasunori Ohashi, Tatsuhiko Yamada
|Manufacture and Mechanical Properties of Glued Bamboo Laminates
|Lin Ni, Xiubiao Zhang, Huanrong Liu, Zhengjun Sun, Guangnan Song, Limei Yang, Zehui Jiang
|Physical and Mechanical Properties of Modified Wheat Straw-Filled Polyethylene Composites
|Wentao Zhang, Jishuang Chen, Lemma Dadi Bekele, Yiliang Liu, Gregory Joseph Duns, Leilei Jin
|Removal of Fluoride using Quaternized Palm Kernel Shell as Adsorbents: Equilibrium Isotherms and Kinetics Studies
|Ayu Haslija Bt Abu Bakar, Yin Shin Koay, Yern Chee Ching, Luqman Chuah Abdullah, Thomas S. Y. Choong, Ma'an Alkhatib, Mohsen Nourouzi Mobarekeh, Nur Amirah Mohd Zahri
|Influence of Post-extraction on Photostability of Thermally Modified Scots Pine Wood during Artificial Weathering
|Haiying Shen, Jinzhen Cao, Wenjing Sun, Yao Peng
|Bonding Ability of a New Adhesive Composed of Citric Acid-Sucrose for Particleboard
|Ragil Widyorini, Pradana Ardhi Nugraha, Muhammad Zakky Arief Rahman, Tibertius Agus Prayitno
|Effective Preparation of Bamboo Cellulose Fibers in Quaternary Ammonium/DMSO Solvent
|Zeming Jiang, Jiaojiao Miao, Yongqi Yu, Liping Zhang
|Potential of Black Liquor of Potassium Hydroxide to Pretreat Corn Stover for Biomethane Production
|Muhammad Abdul Hanan Siddhu, Jianghao Li, Ruihong Zhang, Jinmiao Liu, Jinli Ji, Yanfeng He, Chang Chen, Guangqing Liu
|Manufacturing Technology and Parameter Optimization for Composite Board from Corn Stalk Rinds
|Xun He, Defu Wang, Yanling Zhang, Yong Tang
|Effect of Chlorinated Paraffin Nanoemulsion on the Microstructure and Water Repellency of Ultra-Low Density Fiberboard
|Lili Cai, Qilan Fu, Min Niu, Zhenzeng Wu, Yongqun Xie
|Measurement of Dynamic Viscoelasticity of Full-Size Wood Composite Panels Using a Vibration Testing Method
|Cheng Guan, Houjiang Zhang, John F. Hunt, Lujing Zhou, Dan Feng
|Layer-by-layer Deposition of TiO2 Nanoparticles in the Wood Surface and its Superhydrophobic Performance
|Xi Lu, Yingcheng Hu
|Chemometric Study on Alkaline Pre-treatments of Wood Chips Prior to Pulping
|Joni Tapani Lehto, Jarmo Louhelainen, Hannu Pakkanen, Petteri Malkavaara, Teresa Kłosińska, Michał Drożdżek, Raimo Alén
|Bending Properties of Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) with a 45° Alternating Layer Configuration
|Dietrich Buck, Xiaodong (Alice) Wang, Olle Hagman, Anders Gustafsson
|A Response Surface Methodology Study: Effects of Trivalent Cr3+ Metal Ion-Catalyzed Hydrolysis on Nanocellulose Crystallinity and Yield
|You Wei Chen, Hwei Voon Lee, Sharifah Bee Abd Hamid
|Effect of the Number of UV-Protective Coats on the Color Stability and Surface Defects of Painted Black Locust and Norway Spruce Woods Subjected to Natural Weathering
|Miloš Pánek, Ladislav Reinprecht
|Stiffness Coefficients of Mortise and Tenon Joints used on Wooden Window Profiles
|Milan Podlena, Vlastimil Borůvka
|The Occurrence of Rupture in Deep-Drawing of Paperboard
|Malte Wallmeier, Marek Hauptmann, Jens-Peter Majschak
|The Effect of Processing Parameters on Formation of Lignosulfonate Fibers Produced using Electrospinning Technology
|Feng-Cheng Chang, Kei-Kei Chan, Chia-Yuan Chang
|Improvement in the Retention and Strength of Paper Made from White-grade Wastepaper
|Ji Young Lee, Eun Hye Kim, Yong Joo Sung
|Investigating the Role of Extensin Proteins in Poplar Biomass Recalcitrance
|Margaret Brigham Fleming, Stephen R. Decker, Patricia A. Bedinger
|Use of Sugarcane Bagasse with Different Particle Sizes to Determine the Relationship between Physical Properties and Enzymatic Hydrolysis
|Jingbo Li, Pengfei Zhou, Xiaojing Lv, Wenjuan Xiao, Yingxue Gong, Jianghai Lin, Zehuan Liu
|Thermal Analysis of Polyamide 6 Composites Filled by Natural Fiber Blend
|Esra Erbas Kiziltas, Han-Seung Yang, Alper Kiziltas, Sevda Boran, Ertan Ozen, Douglas J. Gardner
|Rheological and Mechanical Properties of Ultra-fine Cellulose-Filled Thermoplastic Epoxy Composites
|Esra Erbas Kiziltas, Alper Kiziltas, Douglas J. Gardner
|Effects of drying temperature for Cryptomeria japonica on the permeability of wood preservative I. The permeability of dried logs
|Hiroki Sakagami, Atsuro Tokunaga, Noboru Fujimoto, Shinya Koga, Isao Kobayashi, Ikuo Momohara
|Bark Characterisation of the Brazilian Hardwood Goupia glabra in Terms of Its Valorisation
|Jair Figueiredo Carmo, Isabel Miranda, Teresa Quilhó, Alexandre Monteiro Carvalho, Fábio H. D. J. Carmo, João Vicente de Figueiredo Latorraca, Helena Pereira
|The Slovakian Forest-Based Sector in the Context of Globalization
|Iveta Hajdúchová, Mariana Sedliačiková, Daniel Halaj, Peter Krištofík, Hussam Musa, Igor Viszlai
|Experiments and Kinetic Modeling for the Oxidative Decomposition of Herbaceous and Wooden Residues
|Guangwei Wang, Jianliang Zhang, Jiugang Shao, Yukun Jiang, Bin Gao, Di Zhao, Donghui Liu, Haiyang Wang, Zhengjian Liu, Kexin Jiao
|Preparation and Properties of Normal Temperature Cured Starch-Based Wood Adhesive
|Zhibang Qiao, Jiyou Gu, Shanshan Lv, Jun Cao, Haiyan Tan, Yanhua Zhang
|Effects of Acid Copper Chromate Preservative and Hydrothermal Treatment on the Dimensional Stability, Hardness, and Decay Resistance of Poplar Wood
|Sina Hadi, Seyyed Khalil Hosseinihashemi, Ahmad Jahan Latibari, Mohamed Z. M. Salem
|Enhancement of the Mechanical Properties and Dimensional Stability of Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch-Kenaf Core and Oil Palm Mesocarp-Kenaf Core Hybrid Fiber-Reinforced Poly(lactic acid) Biocomposites by Borax Decahydrate Modification of Fibers
|Abubakar Umar Birnin-Yauri, Nor Azowa Ibrahim, Norhazlin Zainuddin, Khalina Abdan, Yoon Yee Then, Buong Woei Chieng
|Recombinant Protein A Immobilized on Cross-linked Cellulose Microspheres for Immunoglobulin G Adsorption from Human Plasma
|Xiaodong Cao, Biyan Zhu, Tao Chen, Xufeng Zhang, Hua Dong
|Use of Extreme Vertices Method for Analysis of How Proportional Composition Affects Component Interactions and Product Distribution during Hydrothermal Treatment
|Ying Gao, Bo Yu, Shanzhi Xin, Tie Mi, Yingquan Chen, Qiaoxia Yuan, Longyuan Yang, Pan Li
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|Hiroyuki Inoue, Shinji Fujimoto, Tsuyoshi Sakaki
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|Samiur Rashid Shah, Ukaegbu Chinonso Ishmael, Jaya Vejayan Palliah, Mohammed Fazli Farida Asras, Sharifah Suhaiza Binti Nik Wan Ahmad
|Determination of Correlation between Destructive and Nondestructive Test Methods Applied on Modified Wood Exposed to Natural Weathering
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Since becoming a mother, I've had to fine tune my meal planning strategies and implement some different approaches to preparing meals so that we get wholesome food on our table each night.
One of my biggest assets to successfully getting us to eat well all week long is to meal plan. I used to have a fairly reliable system in place--now I've gotten an even more reliable system down.
Spaghetti with whole wheat Noodles or zucchini noodles (Using this homemade sauce)
Meatloaf with Roasted Vegetables (I alternate between this more traditional recipe and this or this for a different twist)
Slow Cooker Pepper Steak (Also makes a great freezer meal--you don't have to cook the meat beforehand. I usually buy enough for two meals and prepare one for the crock pot and one for the freezer)
Hamburgers with or without the bun
Slow Cooker Beef Stroganoff (no cream of mushroom/anything soup) with Whole Wheat Noodles and Green Beans
Easy Salmon with Roasted Vegetables or Asparagus
Shrimp "Fried" Rice (We use Zach's mom's recipe, but here is a similar recipe)
One Pan Chicken Dinner
Terriyakki Chicken (I use boneless/skinless chicken breasts instead of thighs. This also makes an excellent freezer meal)
Turkey Burgers with Oven Roasted Potatoes (and additional vegetables as desired)
Skinny Chicken Parmesan served with Grilled Zucchini or Spaghetti Squash
Baked Chimichangas served with Salad (made with ground turkey)
Crock pot Chicken Fajitas
Baked Chicken Strips with Roasted Potatoes/Vegetables
Chicken Quesidillas (an assortment of variations found on Pinterest)
Slow Cooker Pulled Pork (clean eating recipe and more delicious than any recipe we've ever tried)
Breakfast for Dinner
Homemade Pizza (with this whole wheat pizza dough)
Once a month (at least) in the cooler months we have stew/soup and in the warmer months salad.
Here are a few favorite stew/soup recipes 1, 2, 3 (and chili)
Here are a few favorite salad recipes 1, 2, 3
(To find more easy to make and wholesome meal ideas follow me on Pinterest!)
Additional Tips:
*The witching hour is a real thing and it happens like clockwork around 5 p.m. This means two things: I LOVE the crock pot and if I'm not making a meal in the crock pot, I prep all of the items for the meal before 5 p.m. I meal prep consistently throughout the day so that by 5, dinner is ready to put in the oven or cook on the stove. Most nights I wait until Zach's home if it requires my full attention, but if not, I stick it in the oven to try to have a consistent meal time.
*When I meal plan I pick ONE new meal that I want to try first and then try to find a meal from my "Go-To" list that shares similar ingredients. Then I pick a second new meal and try to match the ingredients to another "Go-To" list, and so on. It keeps the budget low, the weekly meals interesting, and cooking fun.
Do you meal plan? What's your meal planning secret to success?

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Rue is trying not to worry. Her mother has disappeared after a terrible fight with her father. Right after her mother disappears her father is arrested and accused of murdering one of the students he teaches at the University. Rue knows her father didn't do anything wrong, but doesn't know how to prove it. To add to her stress, Rue starts seeing things. Things that shouldn't be possible in the real world. Things with wings. Things that look like faeries.
While Rue's father is in jail she is taken to meet the grandfather she's never met – her mother's father. She finds out that her grandfather is one of the fey and what he has planned for the world is a danger to all mankind. Rue is the only one who can stop him.
When Rue's mother makes a reappearance, she is extremely ill. Rue picks up some clues as to why her mother disappeared in the first place and puts others information together on her own.
In between looking for clues to the real story behind the girl her father is accused of killing, finding out about her mother, and coming to terms with her heritage, Rue is trying to maintain her life at school and with her friends.
THE GOOD NEIGHBORS is the first volume in the KIN series. Holly Black wraps up this volume nicely while still leaving readers begging for more. Fans of Black's novels Tithe, Valiant, and Ironside will enjoy seeing the faeries come alive on the page of the graphic novel. Be looking for sequels sometime in the future.


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The trailer that was originally given an early showing at Germany's GamesCon trade show is now available to watch online. Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch has been co-developed by Level-5 and Studio Ghibli. This is the first videogame developed by Studio Ghibli and the trailer shows the influence of the great characterisation and story that Ghibli are famed for.
Ni no Kuni is a tale about a young boy named Oliver, who embarks on a journey into a parallel world to become a wizard in an attempt to bring his mother back from the dead. Along the way, he meets new friends and tames many creatures in this other world; these creatures help him to battle formidable enemies.
This RPG will be available on PS3 and will include both English and Japanese voice tracks. Standard and special "Wizard" editions of the game will be available in the UK on the 25 January 2013.


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New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the Centre's response on a plea seeking quashing of certain provisions in the new policy for Haj pilgrims that bar differently-abled people from undertaking the annual Haj pilgrimage.
A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice Hari Shankar issued notice to the Ministry of Minority Affairs, the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment and the Haj Committee of India on the petition alleging that some provisions of the new policy violated Articles 14, 21 and 25-pertaining to equality and freedom to practice religion of the Constitution.
The court directed authorities to file their response by 11 April on the petition filed by advocate Gaurav Bansal.
The guidelines under the 'eligibility for Haj' mentions that any Indian citizen who is a Muslim can apply for the pilgrimage except those "who do not have the mental or physical health to perform the pilgrimage, persons whose legs are amputated, who are crippled, handicapped, lunatic or otherwise physically/mentally incapacitated".
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A Queensland Indigenous artist is behind the design for the inaugural playing dress for the Queensland Firebirds netball team, which has been unveiled this morning.
Minister for the Arts Leeanne Enoch said local artist Rachael Sarra had designed the impressive uniform for the Firebirds especially for the upcoming Indigenous Round.
"The playing dress design is incredible and features the themes of unity, energy, strength and support," Ms Enoch said.
"It is wonderful that Rachael, as a Queensland Indigenous artist, is able to showcase her talents on a huge national stage for the Suncorp Super Netball competition.
"It will also be a special occasion for the only Indigenous player in the league, Firebird Jemma Mi Mi, who helped unveil the playing dress today.
"This weekend is the Super Netball's inaugural Indigenous Round, which is a great way to lead into NAIDOC Week and also acknowledge the contribution that First Nations women have made to Australian society."
Titled Uniting Flames, Rachael Sarra said a vital process of her design was developing a story the artwork could represent.
"Fire was a huge theme in this artwork," she said.
"Traditionally fire was used to create peace and harmony on the land and a back-burn would be used to create new growth. That was really important for me as an artist because that's exactly what the Firebirds players do on the court – every game they bring fire and at every final buzzer comes new growth."
Firebirds player Jemma Mi Mi said: "To be able to wear an indigenous Firebirds dress is going to be so special for me".
"It's going to be really exciting to step out on court at a home game in front of the Queensland crowd on Saturday to represent both the Firebirds and the indigenous community," Ms Mi Mi said.
Former New Zealand Silver Ferns captain, now Netball Queensland General Manager of Sport and Development Leigh Gibbs said she felt an extreme sense of pride seeing Rachael's artwork.
"Having two sons of Maori heritage and strong contemporary Maori art connections, I believe it's important for Australia's indigenous culture to be recognised and what a wonderful way to do so with this powerfully beautiful dress," Ms Gibbs said.
The Queensland Firebirds will take on Melbourne Vixens on Saturday afternoon at Carrara Sports and Leisure Centre.
For more information, visit: https://qld.netball.com.au/
Photo: Firebirds player Jenna Mi Mi and Arts Minister Leeanne Enoch.


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My New Home in Canadaby admin
When I started looking at available jobs in my field, I was really only looking at the ones in Singapore. It made no sense to look elsewhere, since Singapore was my home. Notice that I said was, because I now live in another country. Yes, I did immigrate to Canada, but it was not something that I decided to do on a whim. I researched everything about Canada that I could possibly could first. I wanted to make sure that there were other opportunities there for me too should something happen to the job that I was interested in originally.
Also, I wanted to check on their crime stats. Read the rest of this entry »


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Meg Dennehy, RN, of the Operating Room, received the April DAISY Award, an international program rewarding the extraordinary clinical skill and compassionate care delivered by nurses. She was nominated by fellow nurse Patricia O'Neill, who included comments from several other colleagues. Within the OR, our patient care is very different from that of all other areas within the hospital. Meg takes care of people when they are at their most vulnerable. They are asleep and unable to speak for themselves and their families are not by their side. Meg has an incredible ability to know what her patient will need before it is even asked for. Meg always has a smile on her face, even when she is getting requests from everyone in her room at the same time. Meg is always kind, professional and especially caring to everyone she comes into contact with. -Patricia O'Neill, RNEvery day, Meg teaches me to be a better person. We can all learn from Meg's actions and words. She exemplifies what a Lahey nurse should be. -Ann Kelliher, RN, Operating RoomHer quiet, non-confrontational, and selfless confidence are only surpassed by her clinical judgment and nursing skills. Ms. Dennehy truly encompasses the professionalism, caring, and work ethic associated with the DAISY award. -Carlos David, MD, NeurosurgeryMeg stands out as someone who truly enjoys her job and excels at it, because she makes it a point to understand the cases and anticipate the next part of the procedure. I can't think of a person more deserving of this award. -Robert Whitmore, MD, Neurosurgery
Meg anticipates always, complains never, and makes each member of the team feel valued. She has a kind, caring and friendly way with both patients and colleagues. She also has excellent taste in music! -Zoher Ghogawala, MD, NeurosurgeryIn the OR, she is proactive and plans many steps ahead in order to make sure patients are safe and well cared for. Her surgeries invariably run smoothly because she has already thought of every contingency. These things do not happen by accident. They happen because Meg is a tireless advocate for her patients. Whenever she is in the room, I know it is going to be a good day. -Subu Magge, MD, NeurosurgeryI have nothing but great things to say about Meg. She is helpful and is always thinking ahead to the next step. She is a pleasure to work with and is most deserving of this award. -Peter Dempsey, MD, NeurosurgeryMeg goes above and beyond each day no matter what is asked of her. She is truly committed to her patients and to the surgical specialties that she covers. Her surgeons are highly dependent on her and with good reason--they are fortunate to have someone with such a high level of dedication.-Erin Johnson, RN


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Three interesting stories today, albeit one behind a paywall, all discussing different aspects of the developing SIB business…
Social Impact Bonds, In Graphic Form
Ariella Cohen – Next City
This week's Forefront story explores a new financial tool called social impact bonds.
We've created a graphic explainer.
How The U.S. Government Can Boost Impact Investing And Social Enterprise
Anne Field – Forbes
The federal government can do a lot to encourage the growth of impact investing and social enterprise.
That, basically, is the conclusion of Private Capital, Public Good, a report just released at the White House from a group of A-list impact investing and social enterprise honchos.
To step back–A year ago, after the G8 Social Impact Investment Forum met in London, a group was formed to focus on domestic policy in the U.S. Called the U.S. National Advisory Board (NAB), the 27-member enterprise includes everyone from Matt Bannick of the Omidyar Network (he's co-chair) to Andrew Kassoy of B Lab.
Last week, NAM announced its recommendations for steps the federal government should take.
The 'It Girl' Of Muni Finance (subscription)
Esha Chhabra – Next City
Social impact bond (SIB) is the next big thing in public-private partnerships, and could rewrite the rules of the game when it comes to government-funded social services. Essentially, it's a financial instrument that enables government to partner with private investors to pay for social service programs.
SIBs give the corporate world a financial stake in the well-being of the most vulnerable citizens. Perhaps most crucially, they provide the government a cushion against financial losses, allowing normally hamstrung taxpayer-funded agencies to take risks and innovate. Journalist Esha Chhabra gets answers to the difficult questions at the heart of this potentially paradigm-changing tool.


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Spring Cleaning 101:
How to Open Up Space for Summer
Once we get to the end of winter, most of us can't wait for that one spring day when we can open up our home and let in some fresh air. Spring cleaning might not be your favorite seasonal pastime, but with the right new accessories you can open up your home and feel less trapped in winter's grasp.
Wash the windows
Now that warm, sunny days are right around the corner, you'll want to be able to enjoy the view of crabapple trees budding and crocuses popping out of the ground. Clean windows are a must! There are wonderful new products on the market to make window washing less of a chore, such as power washers on telescopic poles, 2-in-1 sponge/squeegees, glass cleaning pads and more.
Clean or dust all surfaces
Although you mop the floors and sanitize the bathroom porcelain on a weekly basis, spring is the time to make everything shine. Take one room at a time and clean it from floor to ceiling. Scrub the floors, dust the pictures on the walls and brush the cobwebs from the ceiling. Get into cracks and crevices, such as under the refrigerator or in the tracks of shower or patio doors, with brushes designed especially for the job.
Clear out the clutter
Get rid of anything you haven't used in a long time. Clean out your closets. Recycle old magazines that you've already read. Box up and give away those baby toys that your preschooler never plays with anymore. Communities often sponsor recycling drives for old computers, TVs and other electronics in the spring. Time to empty out your basement!
Organize what's left
Give everything its own place and always put it away when you're done with it. That way, it'll be easy to find next time you need it? and your home will always look neat and orderly. There are handy organizers available for use in the kitchen, garage, broom closet and more. Some are designed for hanging over the door or on the wall and some sit on the floor or countertop.
Refresh your decor
Take this opportunity to do a little redecorating. Replace your bed linens with something new in a spring-like pattern. Order towels in vibrant spring colors. Bring the outdoors in by hanging artwork with a floral or garden motif. You might even want to purchase some new accent rugs or a welcome mat for the front doorstep.
Spruce up your home for spring and see how much more you'll enjoy it all year 'round. The Lakeside Collection has everything you need to clean, organize and refresh.


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The last few days I have done so many things I can barely keep track of it all. It started on Thursday and then it just went on and on XD But it was fun. I spent a lot of time with Tomas, met some of his friends, saw one of them play live at an English Pub at Fridhemsplan. I also brought him along to meet some of my friends and to see Tea walk a runway at a club last night and and.... Guh. So many things, I can't be bothered to write about them all so I'll just let you see some of the pictures taken on Thursday and Saturday.
Dress, Headbow, Blouse: Alice and Pirates
Socks, Bag, Parasol: Baby, the Stars Shine Bright
Necklace: Innocent World
Later that night we went to see some of Tomas' friends and we played games and watched a silly Japanese comedy-something show. 'Twas fun~ And I got a phone! That I'll... uh... take pictures of some other time!
On saturday we went to Viola Lahger and met... well, almost everyone XD Thaifood and tea on the floor as per usual. And I got to pick up my new corset!
Dress, Necklace: Innocent World
Socks: Baby, the Stars Shine Bright
Blouse: Alice and the Pirates
Corset: Revanche de la Femme
Without trumpets!
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March 14, 2012 by Tiffany A. Robbins
Look at the geese as they flock to the bread crumbs thrown by the children who ignore the "Don't feed the wildlife" signs posted strategically about the park. Suppress your urge to tell them they need to stop because their absent minded parents are standing nearby, and you know it is their job to issue such commands though their own lifeless concerns are more important than their children or the mental health of the wildlife.
Make your way to the stone steps that angle across the pond in a precarious way. Wait as each child and parent walks tentatively across each gap and safely onto the next step. Ponder the lack of soaking wet children, and know that you were once the type of child who would have 'accidently' fallen into the waiting arms of the water.
Move out onto the stone steps, one foot in front of the other. Be careful; you are now an adult and cannot afford such 'accidents' as you desire. Watch each foot. Make sure it lands squarely and securely.
Look deep into the water on each side of the stone steps. Allow the depths to fill you as this is why you came. Fill your soul with the complexity of the water's surface and feel the emptiness inside you begin to fill with things more worthy than the absence that consumes you since the world became this crazy place of existence. Forget that every person who was meant to help you has left and leaves you broken. Ignore the toxins and chemicals of the world around you that fill your air, water, food, and mind with their corrosive nature. Leave behind all those negative things that have no place with the quacking of the ducks and the laughter of the children who can't yet read restrictive signs.
Absorb the summery sun into your skin and leave behind the staleness of winter. Remember in this one moment all the things in life that you live for. Hold them tight to you. Know that they are worth the battle, the fight, and the war. Wrestle any foe that tries to stop the gentle breezes that land delicately upon bits of hair which brush against your face.
Breathe deep because there is life here that can overcome your melancholy. Cherish that life and keep it close in your mind. Take that picture you wish to keep on the forefront of your life, but take it with your mind and not the expensive, fashionable chunk of metal hanging upon your neck.
Keep walking. Keep moving as you have a whole life ahead of you that you must keep living.


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"Minsk-Arena" was created by published in late 2005 decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus to build a multi-purpose sports complex, the works began in the spring of 2006. On December 30, 2008, the Velodrome was firat commissioned in. On December 2, 2009 the first training session was held on the ice skating stadium.
Inauguration of the "Minsk-Arena" was held January 30, 2010 in the Star Match of the Continental Hockey League.
"Minsk-Arena" is the home venue for the hockey club "Dynamo" (Minsk), acting in the Continental Hockey League. At the time of discovery it was the biggest arena of all NHL teams and the fourth the capacity of hockey arenas in Europe.
Since 2009, within the complex were carried out following sports competitions of international level: European Championships in track cycling at the 2009 European Championships in Rhythmic Gymnastics, 2011 FIFA World Figure Skating Championships 2012.
In 2014 "Minsk-Arena" is planning to hold the world championship tournament in ice hockey.


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Here in Chicago, there is a wind chill of negative 30. No relevance to the theme, just eliciting sympathy. On the plus side, SCTV, BYOB, and Lake Michigan! Go bears?
The theme this week is artists beginning with the letter "A." Bands starting with A, solo artists with their surname beginning with "A." So no Annie Lennox or Alanis. Stay warm, everybody.
Got answers? Send them my way.
Friday Lyric Quiz #408
1. "I've got a lot to lose and I'm bettin' high so I'm begging you" (late 90s)
2. "Sound of the drums beatin' in my heart, the thunder of guns tore me apart" (early 90s)
3. "And for the first time, girl, you made my dream a reality, indeed" (early 90s)
4. "You can touch, you can play, if you say I'm always yours" (late 90s)
5. "Children wake up, hold your mistake up" (mid-2000s)
6. "It's not a day for work, it's a day for catching tan" (early 90s)
7. "Say after me, it's no better to be safe than sorry" (mid-80s)
8. "I only looked but I never touched, cause in my mind was a picture of us" (late 90s)
9. "She's dressed to kill but the TV's on; he's connected to the sound" (early 2000s)
10. "Well I tried to make it Sunday, but I got so damn depressed" (mid-70s)
Answers – Friday Lyric Quiz – #407
1. "Twisting 'round the fire, having fun. Baking potatoes, baking in the sun" (early 80s)
Rock Lobster, B-52s
2. "But that's disregard, you find another friend and you discard" (mid-2000s)
Over My Head (Cable Car), The Fray
3. "Been running so hard, when what I need is to unwind" (mid-80s)
Head Over Heels, The Go-Gos
4. "I don't need to fight, to prove I'm right. I don't need to be forgiven" (mid-70s)
Baba O'Riley (also known, erroneously, as Teenage Wasteland) – The Who
5. "The computer has the evidence; no need to abort, the countdown starts" (early 80s)
Major Tom (Coming Home), Peter Schilling
6. "Don't just stand there, say nice things to me" (late 90s)
Push, Matchbox 20
7. "And I should've been gone, after all your words of steel " (mid-80s)
Oh Sherrie, Steve Perry
8. "She's a lover, baby and a fighter, should have seen it coming when it got a little brighter " (mid-2000s)
Dani California, Red Hot Chili Peppers
9. "Always been told that I've got too much pride, too independent to have you by my side " (late 90s)
Show Me Love, Robyn
10. "I said I'm not myself, I'm not dead and I'm not for sale " (mid-90s)
Trippin' On a Hole in a Paper Heart, Stone Temple Pilots


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how to Install Fine and Dandy Addon For Kodi
Bst Live is a New free live Tv Kodi Addon . You can watch English channels, Sports channels and channels from Europe And America ,Asia and enjoy free IPTV from all around the World.
* Install on Kodi 17.1*
- Open Kodi
- Select SYSTEM
Now to install an Add-on
- From your Home Screen select Settings
- Select OK
-The Add-on can now be located from HOME screen – Video Add-Ons
*Install On Kodi 16.1 *
- Open Kodi
- Select SYSTEM > File Manager
- Select Add Source
- Select None
- Type in the following EXACTLY http://www.gavindixon.co.uk/kodi
- Select Done
- Highlight the box underneath Enter a name for this media Source, type gavindixon & select OK
- Go back to your home screen
- SYSTEM > Settings
- Select Add-ons
- Select Install from Zip File
- Scroll down and select gavindixon
- Select Bst
- Select plugin.video.BSTLIVE.zip
- Wait for Add-On Enabled Notification
- As usual the add-on now can be accessed via VIDEOS > Add-Ons
- Select BST LIVE from your home screen.
- Install Iptv Bonanza Kodi
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Keep up to date with the latest information about Microsfot Dynamics GP through articles from the Perfect Image and azurecurve blog.
Reports Print With Overlapping Text
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I had a curious one a few months ago (which I forgot to post). A client I was implementing Microsoft Dynamics GP for encountered a problem whenever they printed a report; all of the text was overlapping:
If a document was printed from Microsoft Word it was fine; if a GP report as printed to XPS and then sent to the printer from there then it was also fine. It was just the reports printed directly from Microsoft Dynamics GP which had the overlapping text problem.
Doing some more testing I was able to narrow the problem down further, from thinking it was all GP reports, to only the text based reports. Not having seen this problem before I thought a quick online search might find me an answer.
And it did; I found an old post from David Musgrave on the Deveoping for Dynamics GP blog where he covers how to change the font used for Text reports.
By using the information in David's post to update the settings in the dex.ini file I was able to resolve the problem.
I added the following lines to the dex.ini file on each client (and left notes with the client's IT department so they could do this on any new installations):
FontCourier New=Lucida Console
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Sometimes a story comes along that I am honestly amazed that people overlook and are not outraged by.
Overlooked Privacy Invasion Ruling
Sometimes a story comes along that I am honestly amazed that people overlook and are not outraged by.
"Protecting someone who appears in public from being the object of sexual thoughts seems to be the sort of 'paternalistic interest in regulating the defendant's mind' that the First Amendment was designed to guard against. We also keep in mind the Supreme Court's admonition that the forms of speech that are exempt from First Amendment protection are limited, and we should not be quick to recognize new categories of unprotected expression."
So a law banning people talking upskirt photos of people against their will was overturned because the breaking the law amounted to a thought crime, and upskirt photography might be a new kind of expression that was unprotected up to this point. I know that we're all distracted by the Ray Rice and other spouse beating scandal thing, and us going to war against a group of people on the other side of the planet because of the outside possibility that they might attack us here in America, again, but come on! This ruling isn't getting the attention that it deserves. This ruling just made it legal in Texas for people to invade people's privacy. That's wrong, and the reasoning used for the decision is wrong. The way we thing about things is a primary motivating factor of why we do things. To discount people's thoughts as it relates to their actions is to discount a basic part of the way that people live.
Also, saying that a law is paternalistic in nature is not accurate. It's not that woman are specifically protected from having their underwear photographed surreptitiously, it's that in most instances of laws like this being broken it's men photographing women's underwear surreptitiously. It's like saying that laws against graffiti are specifically against people expression involving spraypaint. No, that's just the circumstance where the law is most often broken. There isn't a pervasive number of women who are surreptitiously taking photographs of men in their underwear, so women are not likely to break laws having to do with people surreptitiously taking pictures of people's underwear.
Why aren't people making a big deal about this ruling? The only place I saw this case being reported on was on Jezebel. As near as I can tell, this ruling did not get picked up for national news attention to any degree. Why aren't people getting motivated about this? Why aren't people getting mad about this? Why don't I have an ending for this piece? Hey look, a kittie!
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The primary goal of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is to help developers create attractive and effective user interfaces. Learn how the WPF unified platform helps make designers active participants in creating user interfaces, and provides a common programming model for standalone and browser applications.
It is a great articles which describes all the aspects of WPF and also give glimpse on how user can developed smart application with Windows Presentation Foundation.
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Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Windows Presentation Foundation- All About
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The fashion photographer, whose importance has only been recognized in the last twenty years, is an extraordinary being. He is generally a painter who could not paint, a designer who never drew, or an architect who never built. The leading dressmakers of the world are household names, but only those directly concerned with the magazine world have heard of any celebrated fashion photographer.
—Cecil Beaton, Photobiography, 1951
These amusing words came to mind recently as I walked through the winding rooms of the "Irving Penn: Centennial" exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. For here was a major museum retrospective for an artist known mainly for his work as a fashion photographer.
Taking in this lush presentation of photographs taken over the course of a long and celebrated career, most of them in black-and-white, I couldn't tell if Penn had been more interested in shooting languid, beautiful women in silk and taffeta for the glossy pages of Vogue or fierce and scowling mud-caked tribesmen from the deepest jungles of South America. But he imbued all his photographic subjects, whoever they were, with dignity.
Indeed, Irving Penn was so versatile and creative, so adored and lionized and celebrated by the fashion world that even his tribal studies in far-off lands were often, improbably, featured in the pages of Vogue amidst layouts for the newest Parisian fashion from the houses of Chanel, Dior and Schiaparelli. What an artful, jarring juxtaposition of styles!
Some of these magazine layouts were shown at The Met exhibition, presented in glass vitrines like archeological artifacts, the oversized pages yellowed and fading; and they proved both compelling and startling to the viewers who took notice. For these glitzy Vogue spreads from decades ago, published at a time when magazines ruled the world of advertising and had so much more informational power and potency than they do today, gave further visual proof of Irving Penn's rare gifts as a photographer: for seizing the viewer's attention, holding it tight.
One could say the same about Richard Avedon, and Cecil Beaton as well. Both earned great acclaim for their work as fashion photographers while also pursuing other interests.
Avedon, who enjoyed two solo exhibitions at The Met during his lifetime, earned fame for his ravishing work at Vogue and Harper's Bazaar in the 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s. But outside this rarified world he was equally poetic in rougher settings, creating in his back-road travels stark and eerie portraits of drifters, miners, oil field workers, cowboys and truckers, broncobusters and slaughterhouse butchers. His subjects, posed with minimal background, stared straight into Avedon's 8 x 10 view camera poker-faced and possessed, as if being photographed by an anthropologist.
The vast repertoire of bleak and disarming pictures that Avedon thus created over many years of backbreaking labor and perfectionism was published, to great acclaim, under the title In the American West. It was a best-seller, and Avedon became a celebrity.
The most famous people in the world thereafter made the pilgrimage to Avedon's Upper East Side studio, in similar fashion to all those cowboys and wranglers he had shot out West, to be starkly posed and immortalized by the artist. Thus in his long, illustrious career Avedon enjoyed popular as well as critical success. He was an intense, intimidating presence in his studio; and his photographs, like the short stories of Flannery O'Connor, could be exotic and dreamy, startling and disturbing. Small wonder he became the first staff photographer at The New Yorker.
Beaton, on the other hand, was a man of lavish and flamboyant personality, a self-promoting showman through and through, more comfortable in the salons of Mayfair and Park Avenue or in the stately homes of England. His work at Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, both in London and New York, was noted by theatrical poses, dense lighting and sumptuous settings for his models. Moreover, his talents in costume design, both for Hollywood motion pictures and Broadway musicals and plays, earned him two Academy Awards (for Gigi and My Fair Lady) as well as four Tonys. He adored celebrities, and they adored him.
Beaton was also a lively and colorful author, one of great style and humor, his six volumes of diaries filled with gossip and raunchy reminiscences, his own charming sketches and photographs enlivening the text. Demonstrating his versatility as a photographer, Beaton managed to have one of his most famous images, a stunning portrait of a little girl in hospital, injured from wartime bombing in London and but bravely sitting up in bed with her stuffed animal, featured on the cover of Life. Like Avedon and Penn, Beaton could do photojournalism with enormous flair and style.
Thus calling these three fashion photographers hardly does them justice. All three were pioneers and innovators, lyrical in their craft, versatile and inventive. And yet they seem today best remembered for their work in one specific photographic endeavor—shooting models and clothes for glossy magazines. This glamorous endeavor paid well; but perhaps it also diminished them in some measure for being too commercial.
And yet the art market today is all about commercialism.
This is certainly true of photographs, a field exploding with vigor, flamboyance and new money. Hence it is not surprising that prices for the most coveted photographs by the genuine stars of this market have risen astronomically. A whopping (73 x 143 inches) color print Rhine II by the German photographer Andreas Gursky, for example, brought an eye-popping price of $4.3 million in 2011, still the record for any photograph sold at auction. This Warhol-worthy price symbolizes not just a new threshold of high prices for photographs but, moreover, a seismic shift in tastes by collectors.
Traditionally this market was all about vintage black-and-white images by Paul Strand, Walker Evans, Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Steichen, Ansel Adams, Diane Arbus and other titans of 20th century photography. But they have been eclipsed.
Now the market craves newer, more contemporary work, notably the large-scale color photographs by artists such as Gursky, Thomas Struth, Thomas Demand, Elger Esser, Robert Polidori and Cindy Sherman, works that are monumental in size, painterly and gripping, with an edgy narrative twist, deeply-saturated colors to dazzle the eye, dramatic, sweeping tableaux.
It is thus no surprise that this newer, hipper generation of photographers finds their work featured not only at the trendiest art fairs worldwide but in the sleek, big-money Post-War and Contemporary Art sales at the major auction houses. A recently-offered Untitled Film Still by Cindy Sherman, by way of example, was recently offered in the elite evening sale of Contemporary art at Christie's. It appeared in the catalogue in a six-page spread with pull-out illustration and fawning scholarly comments, positioned after an oil painting by Sigmar Polke and before a silkscreen by Andy Warhol—literally wedged in-between paintings selling for many millions. What star power!
This sublime new high-end stature and presentation for photographs is a far cry from how they were long offered by the auction houses. These twice-yearly, meat-and-potatoes sales mainly comprised black-and-white prints by the warhorses of yesteryear, with many of the very same images offered in sale after sale, the prices rarely changing much except when a truly exceptional vintage print appeared or a great museum collection was being deaccessioned. These sales still go on today, but interest in them seems to have flattened, at least in their current, well-worn and static format.
The very top end of this market, on the other hand, featuring supersized color prints by mostly European photographers, seems aimed squarely at the most affluent new-money collectors in the art market. Superstars like Gursky and Sherman are thus pampered and promoted in ways Walker Evans or Paul Strand in their day could never have imagined.
One wonders how Richard Avedon, if just starting out, might have fared in today's market. Perhaps like Jeff Koons or Takashi Murakami he would have been sought after and seduced by Louis Vuitton, offered fabulous riches to design new handbags emblazoned with images of cowboys and rodeo hands from out West. Oh the possibilities of becoming an avatar of luxury branding in today's art market!
But then, Richard Avedon was from another, more innocent era, a time when artist careers evolved slowly, almost invisibly, and one's reverence for craft was an old-fashioned, almost quaint quality. Artists had not yet been discovered as great pitchmen for leather goods and the like.
Today an artist in any field of endeavor must be a self-promoter and trend-setter, savvy and nimble about career strategies, catching and holding the elusive favor of collectors and critics in order to command media coverage and achieve brand distinction. One must think big, for overnight success in today's art market is not a fantasy or a dream. It's a goal.
In such a hopped-up market, where value and noise seem the only constants, it is hardly a surprise that collectors in every field of interest are looking deeper and wider for pockets of opportunity. They are dazed and jaded by sensory overload in a market that keeps pumping out new artists whose work all seems to look the same.
Hence they ask: "What has been overlooked and undervalued? What niches of this or that collecting field have masterpieces hiding in plain sight, great artists undiscovered or forgotten, art of genuine quality from another era that now warrants reevaluation?"
Which brings us back to fashion photography.
Despite a longtime interest in photographs I had not known anything about Louise Dahl-Wolfe until recently, when I noticed a book on her life and career published by Aperture. I was immediately enthralled by her photographs, which had nearly all appeared in Vogue and Harper's Bazaar in the 30s, 40s and 50s, lush color compositions dramatically staged for showing off the latest fashion by dress makers like Balenciaga, Dior, Jacques Fath. As she pioneered the use of natural lighting in fashion photography, many of her shoots took place outdoors and on location, in Spain, the Bahamas, Tunisia, the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. Her models were caressed by architectural backdrops that tease and tantalize the eye.
Here is a model in silk finery and high heels walking joyously over rubble, like a ballerina, amidst ruined buildings in Paris in 1947. A gorgeous model is glimpsed in a floral dress and long leather gloves, squeezed into the propellers and wings of an old plane, with the intriguing caption "Meanwhile in Mexico, 1938." And here is the heavenly Suzy Parker, Paris 1950, standing before the Tuileries in a heavy fog that nearly shrouds her exquisite black dress but rivets your attention on the bright diamonds adorning Suzy's ears and the crest of her Dior hat. What mise-en-scene!
The Aperture monograph on Dahl-Wolfe casts a wide net on her diverse interests as a photographer. There are Hollywood glamor shots of Carole Lombard walking her dog on the studio lot and Vivian Leigh peering soulfully into a mirror; studies of calla lilies and nudes; startling formal portraits of Edith Sitwell, Boris Karloff and various cultural luminaries of the day. But Dahl-Wolfe also wandered far afield in search of the poor and the faceless people in squalid, backwater places like the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee. And there are many glorious covers she shot for Harper's Bazaar over the decades, with soothing postwar bylines like "The Paris Scene for May 1948.
Here surely was a career worthy of a Met retrospective! And perhaps it will come one day. Richard Avedon himself said of Dahl-Wolfe, she was "the bar we all measured ourselves against."
Born in San Francisco in 1895 of Norwegian immigrants, Louise Dahl-Wolfe studied at the San Francisco Institute of Art, aspiring to be an artist. She later became a sign painter, and eventually moved to New York and took up photography. As Olivia Maria Rubio recalls in the Aperture volume, Dahl-Wolfe "photographed food for Woman's Home Companion and, later, took fashion photos for Saks Fifth Avenue and Bonwit Teller" before staring her career at Harper's Bazaar under editor-in-chief Carmel Snow, with Diana Vreeland the fashion editor. This was a time when fashion photography was just developing and thus was wide open to innovators like Dahl-Wolfe.
This was the early days of Kodachrome and color photography. The great pioneer of color in fashion photography was Anton Bruehl, then working for House and Garden and Vogue. Dahl-Wolfe soon embraced the creative splendors of color for the pages of Harper's Bazaar:
From 1937 on, when I did my first color for them, I corrected all my own proofs. By and large, most color photography was pretty mediocre at the time, with the exception of the work of Anton Bruehl. I started with still lifes and accessories (I did shoes until they were coming of my ears!), but I wanted to work with people, and within a year I was doing portraits and fashions.
Working from a studio in the Sherwood on Fifty-Seventh Street, an old red-brick building dating from 1860, shooting with a seven-pound Graflex camera for black-and-white or an 8-by-10 view camera for color, Dahl-Wolfe ruled her own creative kingdom for twenty-two years at Harper's Bazaar. During that long run she published more than six hundred color photographs in the magazine, as well as eighty-six covers and thousands of black-and-white pictures.
But she loathed oversight of any kind. And when a new advertising manager at the magazine had the audacity one day in 1958 to visit her studio and observe her work, Dahl-Wolf quit. She soon retired altogether from photography, taking up things like bookbinding, knitting, tailoring and French lessons. She moved to Frenchtown, New Jersey, where she died in 1989 at the age of ninety-four.
While the market for fashion photographs was for many years a secret, it has grown enormously of late, with a sharp increase in prices and a growing number of artist retrospectives. Staley-Wise Gallery in Soho, founded in 1981, is the undoubted leader in this specialized market, with frequent exhibitions of work by the greatest masters, such as Patrick Demarchelier, Lee Miller, Norman Parkinson, Helmut Newton and, naturally, Dahl-Wolfe, Avedon and Beaton.
A recent exhibition of theirs was "Deborah Turbeville: 1977-1981." Sadly, I learned about it the day after it closed. It featured the most extraordinary, intensely-personal photographs by someone who caught my attention years ago with a book called "Newport Remembered." It was a dark and brooding book, showing ladies of fashion in some of the great houses along Bellevue Avenue, but in gauzy and grainy color images that looked bleached, lending the women, and the rooms they were in, an almost nightmarish and haunted aura.
Here was another type of fashion photography, a truly spectacular one, very different from the pictures of Richard Avedon or Irving Penn or Cecil Beaton but deeply compelling and painterly, and from an artist who, like Louise Dahl-Wolfe and so many others in this enchanting realm of the art market, remains, at least for the moment, little known and underappreciated.
—Ronald Varney
(Image: Louise Dahl-Wolfe, Vogue 1959. Two models seated on wicker basket at the beach, wearing bathing suits in red, one with criss-crossed straps over scoop back, the other with shock of pink running back to front. Condé Nast via Getty Images.)


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Chainsaw Yogi
Thoughts about life connected to Wimberley, TX.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Basketball Star
Braden and Kara are visiting today (with their escort's Vanessa and Stacey). It's cold and wet this weekend, so they're finding some alternates to there usual ways of having fun here. Kara's latest- this deflated basket ball that Ann bought a few months ago. Or maybe I shouldn't say deflated since it's never actually been inflated. Some weird kinda inflating valve which doesn't seem to fit anything. But no problem for Kara; she's having a blast walking around as Little Ms. Mushroom Head.
Saturday, January 01, 2011
The Wall
My helper Vicente's last project for me was this retaining wall near the bottom of the hill in the backyard. It's backfilled with topsoil over a geotextile fabric. That geotextile allows excess water to slowly pass through so that water pressure doesn't tump the wall over, since the wall is just rocks stacked with no mortar.
So why all this bother and expense so far down the backyard? Glad you asked:
1- We've been having some erosion further down the hill from big rains, and this wall is designed remedy that by absorbing some of the runoff and thereby reducing to speed and volume of it downhill. We put a whole dirt truck load (10 tons) of dirt behind the wall to do the absorbing.
2- It makes a great place to plant plant wildflowers since it is about the only place on our property free of boulders sticking up all over the place. Ann is also thinking about planting some fruit trees once we are there often enough to keep them watered.
3- Makes a great way to get across our property, again since the area behind it is boulder-free and flat for easy walking.
4- It got rid of tons (literally) of rocks elsewhere in the yard. No rocks were trucked in for this project.
5- And of course, it helped support Vicente and his family!


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The Round Rock Police Department will team up with local barbers and stylists to give your kids a fresh new look to start the school year with free haircuts, free BBQ and free fun at Kutz 4 Kidz on Saturday, Aug. 23 from 10 am – 4 pm at Round Rock PD.
Kids and families will have an opportunity to tour the police station and get a behind the scenes look at holding cells, the Crime Scene Unit, the K-9 Unit, fingerprinting, and more. If that's sounding a bit scared-straight to you, not to worry. There will be face painting, balloon artists, snow cones and cool demonstrations–plenty of fun to be had.
In addition, SWAT vehicles, police vehicles, and a fire truck will be on display.
For more information visit the website for Round Rock PD here.


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How often in your life have you taken time to investigate your hobbies? Maybe you haven't even given yourself enough time to even see what all is out there. If you haven't, then this article is here for you to motivate you and help you explore all of your options.
If you are not the most creative type of person, but you would like a new hobby, consider trying out counted cross-stitch. In this piece of needlework, you simply follow a pre-printed graph where each square contains a symbol that relates to a specific color of thread. Follow the graph completely and a beautiful picture is the end result.
If you love to make baby booties for your family and friends, why not consider turning your hobby into a side money-making venture. There are plenty of online avenues where you can sell your home-made goods. The more cute the product is, the more likely it will be snapped up by those who do not have time to create.
Many people have found blogging to be a great hobby, and therapeutic as well. If you happen to be in need of a fun way to pass time, consider writing online, and possibly gathering a following. If you're good at it, you can even make money by putting ads up on your blog. Either way, it's a wonderful hobby you can learn a lot from.
Be sure your hobby doesn't take up all of your time. You should make sure you have the time to do things besides your hobby. If your hobby starts getting in the way of responsibilities, it may be necessary to pare down.
A strange yet fun hobby to have is karaoke. Some people like going out to karaoke bars a few times a week because it can be really fun. You might do it to show off your voice, or you might do it just to humiliate those that you're with. Either way it's fun.
If you live near the ocean, snorkeling might be a hobby for you to consider learning. You get to explore a whole other world just by slipping below the surface of the water. The gear is fairly cheap and the classes are easy to find, so go out and begin exploring the coral reefs and the fish below.
If you get bored with a hobby, put it to the side for awhile, but don't lose track of it. Sometimes just a breather is enough to get you inspired in your hobby once again. But if you let the hobby go for too long, you may lose the skills that you've built up over time.
Choose a hobby that fits your natural talents. For those with a steady hand and a good eye, golf may be the perfect hobby for you. If you are good with your hands, consider needlework, wood working or pottery. Make sure that the hobby you choose fits your budget and is relaxing to you.
For a great hobby idea, consider sewing. You can make just about anything when you master a hobby like sewing. Maybe you want to join the ranks of those who enjoy sewing as a hobby.
If you are looking for a new hobby, reading is one of the most inexpensive hobbies that you can have. To read a great book all you need is a membership to your local library. Most community libraries are free to join provided that you live in the community's area. Simply sign up for a card and you are free to borrow as many books as you like.
Hobbies can help give your mind a break from over-thinking certain things. If your job or everyday life requires you to think about many things, you may notice that you feel burned out or tired. A fun hobby can re-energize you and keep your thoughts on something happy and calming.
Do you like taking pictures? It's a fun hobby and can be done just about anywhere. Get a digital camera and let the kids go wild. You will likely be amazed at some of the pictures that arise out of this. The whole family can have opportunities to take pictures. The hobby continues at home, when you can all share the pictures you took with each other.
Turn your hobby into something yummy! Consider cooking as a hobby so that you can change your eating habits. When you start making food from scratch, you can control the ingredients, therefore making healthier options. Try desserts, breads, pastas and entrees to really clean up your act in a hurry!
Thinking of making money with a hobby? You could try opening a photography business. If you enjoy taking photos, then this might be a great way to earn a living. You can start out small and open a studio in your home and take photos at weddings. Then gradually expand your business as time goes on.
Ask a friend if they'd like to do your hobby with you. A lot of people are looking for things to do with their time, and your friends may not be familiar with the kind of hobbies you do. Invite them with you if you take a cooking class, for instance, or ask them to go fishing with you. They may like it.
While it is fun to start a new hobby, you need to be realistic about your available time before you chose one. If you have young children or are constantly interrupted, any particularly time intensive projects will get abandoned rather quickly. As this can be a waste of time and money, do give careful thought to all your commitments before you open the wallet.
Are you wanting to find a new hobby, but you feel like your budget is just too tight for this to happen? I have some great news for you. Some hobbies require little or no money to enjoy. Have you checked out online gaming? There are many sites that where you can play game at no cost to you. A simple Internet search will give you a wide selection of free games to choose from.
With these tips at the ready, you have no reason not to test out your new hobby. Whether you want to knit or keep bees, there are a ton of ideas you can turn into a pastime. Today is the day to go out and get it done, so be sure to take action right away.
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