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"I like fire."
This page lists Willow's Quotes which are spoken when the player examines an in-game item or object. The player can alt-click items and objects to examine them.
Base Game
- Axe- "It's very sharp."
- Luxury Axe- "It won't light trees on fire, but at least it's shiny."
- Shovel- "Not great for fighting."
- Regal Shovel- "It won't make flaming pits, but at least it's shiny."
- Pickaxe- "It's very pointy."
- Opulent Pickaxe- "It won't light rocks on fire, but at least it's shiny."
- Razor- "Why did I build this?"
- Hammer- "I prefer sharp implements"
- Pitchfork- "Three times the pointiness."
- Feather Pencil- "So what does the feather do again?"
- Brush- "It smells like burnt hair."
- Saddle- "It's so uncomfortable."
- War Saddle- "I'm going to raze some villages!"
- Glossamer Saddle- "Was it worth it? I think it was worth it."
- Saddlehorn- "I bet it stinks under the saddle."
- Salt Lick (normal, burning, and burnt)- "It's a big block of slobbery salt."
Don't Starve Together
Base Game
- Campfire (upon being built)- "I like fire."
- Fire Pit (upon being built)- "I could watch it for hours."
- Campfire and Fire Pit (high)- "BURN! BURN FASTER!"
- Campfire and Fire Pit (normal)- "Burn!"
- Campfire and Fire Pit (low)- "This fire is small and boring."
- Campfire and Fire Pit (embers)- "Uh oh. It's almost gone!"
- Campfire (out)- "Awww. It's all over."
- Fire Pit (out)- "I should make the fire come back."
- Torch- "Fire is so pretty."
- Miner Hat- "It's not real fire, but it's still pretty fun."
- Pumpkin Lantern- "Fire on the inside is amazing!"
- Lantern- "Fire is not meant to be contained like this!"
Reign of Giants
- Endothermic Fire- "I like fire of all kinds."
- Endothermic Fire Pit- "I could watch it for hours, even though it's cold."
- Endothermic Fire (high)- "BURN! BURN FASTER! AND BLUER!"
- Endothermic Fire Pit (high)- "BURN! BURN FASTER!"
- Endothermic Fire and Fire Pit (normal)- "Burn!"
- Endothermic Fire (low)- "This fire is small and boring."
- Endothermic Fire Pit (low)- "This fire is small and boring. And blue."
- Endothermic Fire and Fire Pit (embers)- "Uh-oh. It's almost gone!"
- Endothermic Fire (out)- "Awww. It's all over."
- Endothermic Fire Pit (out)- "I should make the fire come back."
- Moggles- "I'm not sure about this..."
- Chiminea (all stages)- "Do you like your house, fire? You're welcome."
- Bottle Lantern- "The light is so cold and alien."
- Boat Torch- "Not for torching boats."
- Boat Lantern- "Light without a flame, I don't like it one bit."
- Obsidian Fire Pit (upon being built)- "I could watch it for hours."
- Obsidian Fire Pit (high)- "BURN! BURN FASTER!"
- Obsidian Fire Pit (normal)- "I feel so pampered!"
- Obsidian Fire Pit (low)- "This fire is small and boring."
- Obsidian Fire Pit (embers)- "Uh oh. It's almost gone!"
- Obsidian Fire Pit (out)- "I should make the fire come back."
- Tar Lamp- "I knew that goopy stuff'd burn good!"
- Buoyant Chiminea (upon being built)- "Burn the sea!!"
- Buoyant Chiminea (high)- "Yess!! Burn!!!"
- Buoyant Chiminea (normal)- "It's burning alright."
- Buoyant Chiminea (low)- "That's barely even a fire!"
- Buoyant Chiminea (embers)- "That doesn't even count as a fire!"
- Buoyant Chiminea (out)- "Quick!! Relight it!"
Don't Starve Together
- Normal and Endothermic Fire Pit (out)- "Make the fire come back!"
- Mushlight (off)- "This dumb mushroom's not lighting up."
- Mushlight (on)- "Not as nice as a warm fire."
- Mushlight (burnt)- "C'mon, you saw that coming."
- Glowcap (off)- "I've got a few ideas on how to light it. Heh heh."
- Glowcap (on)- "Pfft, well that was a bright idea."
- Glowcap (burnt)- "Now what?"
- Willow's Lighter- "It's my lucky lighter!"
Base Game
- Backpack- "I could fit like a million lighters in here."
- Piggyback- "I made a backpack out of butts!"
- Bird Trap- "I'll catch those creepy birds."
- Bug Net- "I can catch a bug!"
- Fishing Rod- "Fishing for the answer with a hook, line and sinker."
- Straw Roll- "Musty."
- Fur Roll- "It's too frilly."
- Tent- "I got all the badges in Girl Scouts."
- Trap- "It's a bit passive aggressive, but it'll work."
- Honey Poultice- "Eww, do I have to?"
- Healing Salve- "It burns! But, where's the fire?"
- Umbrella- "I love the color!"
- Compass-
- N- "North!"
- S- "South!"
- E- "East!"
- W- "West..."
- NE- "Northeast!"
- SE- "Southeast!"
- NW- "Northwest!"
- SW- "Southwest!"
- Compass (generic)- "Can't get a reading."
- Bundling Wrap- "We could hide some gross things, I guess."
- Bundling Wrap (no items, unable to bundle)- "I'm not just gonna wrap air!"
- Bundled Supplies- "Now I can burn a bunch of things in one go!"
Reign of Giants
- Insulated Pack- "Fuzzy backpack!"
- Luxury Fan- "I donno... it could put out some fires...."
- Siesta Lean-to- "They taught us how to make these in Girl Scouts."
- Siesta Lean-to (can't sleep)- "I couldn't get comfortable there."
- Siesta Lean-to (monsters)- "It's not time for siestas, it's time for fighting!"
- Siesta Lean-to (hungry)- "I can't take a siesta while tummy is grumbling!"
- Siesta Lean-to (in cave)- "I'd really rather be inside."
- Tent (burnt)- "Well, I've still got my badges."
- Siesta Lean-to (burnt)- "I always set them on fire."
- Thermal Stone- "A fire would liven this thing up!"
- Thermal Stone (frozen)- "Frozen solid."
- Thermal Stone (cold)- "It's stone cold."
- Thermal Stone (warm)- "No flame, no real heat... what fun is that?"
- Thermal Stone (hot)- "Look at how it glows!"
- Pretty Parasol- "Pretty as can be!"
- Thatch Pack- "Thatch you very much."
- Booty Bag- "Carrying this will build chest muscles."
- Sea Sack- "I have to wear this soggy thing on my back?"
- Tropical Fan- "I donno... it could put out some fires...."
- Silly Monkey Ball- "I bet monkeys would have a ball with this thing."
- Tropical Parasol- "Pretty as can be!"
- Anti Venom- "This'll help if I'm ever poisoned."
- Palm Leaf Hut (normal, burning, and burnt)- "Keeps the elements away, but it would burn so easy."
Don't Starve Together
- Backpack- "You could fit like a million lighters in here."
- Piggyback- "It's a backpack made out of butts!"
- Bird Trap- "Gonna catch those creepy birds."
- Bug Net- "Doesn't fit over Webber's big head."
- Honey Poultice- "Eww, no!"
- Telltale Heart- "I expected it to be blacker."
- Booster Shot- "Don't you dare stick that in me!"
- Waterballoon- "Boo! Hissss!"
- Whirly Fan- "No fun, making me exercise to stay cool!"
- Flare- "I can't WAIT to light it!"
- Bernie (held)- "My childhood buddy - Bernie!"
- Bernie (active and inactive)- "Help me, Bernie!"
- Bernie (broken)- "I need to fix Bernie up."
- Chef Pouch- "I'm sure Warly won't mind if I borrow this."
Base Game
- Crock Pot (empty)- "I could put food in it and fire underneath it."
- Crock Pot (cooking, long time left)- "The fire still has quite a bit of work to do."
- Crock Pot (cooking, short time left)- "The fire is doing its thing!"
- Crock Pot (finished)- "I'm glad I cooked with fire."
- Crock Pot (failed to add item)- "That can't go in there."
- Bee Box- "Come on fat bees, make me honey!"
- Bee Box (no honey)- "Nothing to see here."
- Bee Box (some honey)- "Patience."
- Bee Box (full of honey)- "Yay! I can steal honey!"
- Farm- "Sigh. It's a pile of dirt."
- Farm (growing)- "Hurry up, dirtpile. Feed me!"
- Farm (finished)- "Oh boy. Vegetables."
- Farm (needs fertilizer)- "Stupid thing needs poop."
- Ice Box- "That is the opposite of fire."
- Drying Rack- "I want to hang some meat!"
- Drying Rack (drying)- "Come on meat, dry already!"
- Drying Rack (finished)- "It's ready!"
Reign of Giants
- Crock Pot (burnt)- "At least it went out in a blaze of glory."
- Bee Box (burnt)- "Smoked you out!"
- Basic and Improved Farm (burnt)- "It was a nice finale."
- Drying Rack (drying in rain)- "Forget the rain! Dry!"
- Drying Rack (burnt)- "Maybe the fire wasn't the best drying method..."
- Bucket-o-poop- "A bucket full of nasty."
- Mussel Stick- "The mussels like this stick for some reason."
- Mussel Bed- "Guess I should chuck'em in the ocean."
- Fish Farm (empty)- "I gotta put something in there to grow fish."
- Fish Farm (growing)- "Still no fish yet."
- Fish Farm (one fish)- "Yesss! A fish!"
- Fish Farm (two fish)- "Three fish are better than one."
- Fish Farm (three fish)- "I feel like there could be more, though."
- Fish Farm (four fish)- "I'm swimming in fish!"
Don't Starve Together
- Crock Pot (empty)- "All food must be cleansed with fire."
- Crock Pot (finished)- "Fire makes everything better. Mmm!"
- Bee Box- "Come on fat bees, make honey!"
- Bee Box (full of honey)- "Yay! Let's steal honey!"
- Mushroom Planter (empty)- "It's just a dumb log."
- Mushroom Planter (some)- "There's mushrooms growing in it now."
- Mushroom Planter (lots)- "Gross, they're taking over!"
- Mushroom Planter (stuffed)- "Geez, who even needs that many mushrooms?"
- Mushroom Planter (rotten)- "Nasty. Let's burn the rot out."
- Mushroom Planter (burnt)- "Mold problem's taken care of."
- Mushroom Planter (snow covered)- "I'm sure fire would fix that."
- Portable Crock Pot- "Just a dumb pot."
- Portable Crock Pot (finished)- "Good. Let's eat!"
- Portable Grinding Mill- "Shakes things up a bit."
- Portable Seasoning Station- "All that work better be worth it."
- Portable Seasoning Station (finished)- "All that work for just a little bit of spice?"
Base Game
- Science Machine and Alchemy Engine- "Even I don't know everything, yet."
- Thermal Measurer- "It would be better if it measured fire."
- Rainometer- "Rain is the anti-fire. Boo!"
- Lightning Rod- "All the lightning can come here!"
- Lightning Rod (charged)- "Aww, all glow but no fire."
- Gunpowder- "Oooooooooh! Shiny!"
Reign of Giants
- Science Machine and Alchemy Engine (burnt)- "There's no learning from that now."
- Thermal Measurer (burnt)- "If you'd measured fire, maybe you woulda been prepared!"
- Rainometer (burnt)- "Take that, rain!"
- Ice Flingomatic (off)- "And stay off!"
- Ice Flingomatic (on)- "I wish you'd shut your lid and stop putting out fires."
- Ice Flingomatic (low fuel)- "Almost out."
- Electrical Doodad- "Electrical doo-dah, doo-dah."
- Sea Lab- "Can things burn at sea?"
- Ice Maker 3000 (empty and medium)- "It turns fire into ice. Boo."
- Ice Maker 3000 (high)- "It's fully fueled!"
- Ice Maker 3000 (low)- "It needs more fuel."
- Ice Maker 3000 (very low)- "It's nearly out of fuel."
- Ice Maker 3000 (out)- "It's out of fuel."
- Quacken Drill- "I can use this drill at sea."
Don't Starve Together
- Cartographer's Desk- "I guess I could show everyone where I've been."
- Cartographer's Desk (burning)- "Yes!!"
- Cartographer's Desk (burnt)- "Scouts don't need maps anyway..."
- Potter's Wheel- "Hm... I could make things that DON'T burn?"
- Potter's Wheel (burnt)- "Haha!"
- Potter's Wheel (invalid material)- "I'd like to see someone try to sculpt with that!"
- Potter's Wheel (Marble or Cut Stone placed)- "I'm gonna carve a stone butt."
- Potter's Wheel (material already placed)- "Naw, can't make it fit."
- Potter's Wheel (sculpture)- "I guess that's good, too."
- Potter's Wheel (sketch already available)- "Awww, we already know that one!"
- Think Tank- "Watery nerd stuff."
- Think Tank (burnt)- "Heh heh. Whoops."
Exclusive to PS4
Base Game
- Spear- "Feel my wrath!"
- Ham Bat- "Pleased to meat you!"
- Boomerang- "It's not the most exciting weapon."
- Boomerang (hit self)- "Stupid boomerang!"
- Blow Dart- "Good practice for blowing into a fire."
- Sleep Dart- "The tranquilizer will make it easier to light on fire."
- Fire Dart- "This is my favorite thing in the whole wide world."
- Football Helmet- "Sports are hard."
- Grass Suit- "A waste of flammable materials."
- Log Suit- "Now I can take on the world!"
- Marble Suit- "If I have to fight I might as well be protected."
- Bee Mine- "Bees inside. Should've put some fire in there for good measure."
- Tooth Trap- "It would be better with fire."
Reign of Giants
- Scalemail- "Yay! More FIRE!!!"
- Morning Star- "It'd be way cooler if it was on fire..."
- Weather Pain- "Always whirling! Swirling towards destruction!"
- Poison Spear- "I hope I don't jab myself."
- Poison Dart- "A sick kiss."
- Coconade- "First it booms, then it burns."
- Coconade (lit)- "Here we go..."
- Spear Gun (empty), Spear Gun, Poison Spear Gun, Obsidian Spear Gun- "Only thing better than a spear is the gun that shoots them."
- Cutlass Supreme- "This sword smells."
- Horned Helmet- "Ox-cellent!"
- Seashell Suit- "Try me, baddies."
- Limestone Suit- "It's so... heavy."
- Cactus Armor- "This way I won't get burned by those cacti."
- Halberd- "Weapons are only good if they're twice your size."
- Cork Bat- "For bashing things."
- Weevole Mantle- "This feels gross. I hope it works."
- Mant Mask- "This is the nastiest thing I've ever made."
- Mant Suit- "This is the worst."
- Fancy Helmet- "This protects my brain."
- Tin Suit- "I feel like a tin can."
- Blunderbuss- "Fire makes it go boom."
Don't Starve Together
- Spear- "That looks good for jabbin'!"
- Sleep Dart- "Tranquilized things are easier to light on fire."
- Fire Dart- "That's my favorite thing in the whole wide world."
- Marble Suit- "If you're gonna fight you might as well be protected."
- Battle Helm- "It's got a name scratched on the inside... 'W', uh..."
- Battle Spear- "I prefer a flame, but to each her own."
- Electric Dart- "Lightning is sort of like fire."
- Tail o' Three Cats- "This means I'm the boss now."
- Napsack- "Who's ready for a nap!"
- Cookie Cutter Cap- "Matches my prickly personality."
Base Game
- Birdcage- "Bird prison!"
- Birdcage (occupied)- "Ha! I have you now!"
- Birdcage (occupied, sleeping)- "Stupid bird. Wake up!"
- Pig House- "These pigs have questionable taste in architecture."
- Pig House (occupied, light on)- "He's doing pig things in there."
- Pig House (occupied, lights off)- "You jerk! Let me in!"
- Rabbit Hutch- "Ugh. Stupid rabbits."
- Hay Wall (held)- "Hmmm. I wonder if these will burn."
- Hay Wall- "That looks so flammable!"
- Wood Wall (held)- "I hate hiding."
- Wood Wall- "That could totally catch on fire."
- Stone Wall (held)- "These are surprisingly heavy."
- Stone Wall- "Eh. I guess that's OK."
- Chest- "It's a trunk for my junk."
- Sign- "Less reading! More burning!"
- Potted Fern- "I'd rather burn them."
- Mini Sign (held)- "It's like a sign, but smaller."
- Mini Sign (empty)- "Looks kinda bare."
- Mini Sign (draw with no subject)- "But what should I even draw??"
- Mini Sign (drawn on)- "Haha oh man, who drew THAT?"
- Wood Fence and Gate (held)- "No point just leaving it on the ground."
- Wood Fence- "I'm not painting that."
- Wood Gate- "I guess we could pen stuff in with it."
Reign of Giants
- Pig House (burnt)- "Nice redecorating job!"
- Rabbit Hutch (burnt)- "Ha! Good result."
- Hay Wall (burnt)- "It was flammable!"
- Wood Wall (burnt)- "It did catch on fire!"
- Chest (burnt)- "The trunk burned nicely."
- Scaled Chest- "I'm not sure why you'd want something that DOESN'T burn..."
- Sign (burnt)- "Hahaha, yesss!"
- Sand Castle- "It's cute, I guess."
- Sand Castle (sand)- "It's a castle made of sand. A sandcastle."
- Wildbore House (normal, burning, and burnt)- "Add fire and you'd get BBQ!"
- Prime Ape Hut (normal, burning, and burnt)- "What a monkey sty."
- Limestone Wall (held)- "You don't look like you would easily burn."
- Limestone Wall- "It's all bumpy."
- Dragoon Den- "A bunch of hotheads live here."
- Sandbag (held)- "So I put this on the ground?"
- Sandbag- "Keeps the home fires burning."
- Seaworthy (Vanilla or ROG world)- "Here goes!"
- Seaworthy (SW world)- "Time to get outta here."
- Buoy- "Buoy, I'm glad I have this."
- Sea Chest- "I keep all my best stuff in there."
- Ballphin Palace- "It's the castle of the bouncy things... A bouncy castle."
- Sea Wall (held)- "I could put it down, I guess."
- Sea Wall- "I feel like this is not the most safe."
Don't Starve Together
- Birdcage (occupied)- "Ha! Gotcha now!"
- Birdcage (occupied, bird hungry)- "What's all the fuss about?"
- Birdcage (occupied, bird starving)- "He won't be quiet!"
- Birdcage (occupied, bird dead)- "At least he's quiet now."
- Birdcage (occupied, bird skeleton)- "Maybe I should clean that up."
- Sign and Directional Sign (empty)- "I should burn something into it."
- Directional Sign (burnt)- "It said 'Don't play with matches', but the 'Don't' is crossed out now."
- End Table (empty)- "I'm telling you, there's a monster hand under that thing!"
- End Table (flowers)- "Just a bunch of dumb flowers."
- End Table (new light source)- "Not as good as a fire, but at least we won't be in the dark."
- End Table (old light source)- "We're gonna be in the dark soon."
- End Table (wilted)- "Those need replacing."
- End Table (burnt)- "Alright, alright, so I was wrong about the hand!"
- Friendly Scarecrow- "Ha! He thinks he's people!"
- Friendly Scarecrow (burning)- "It's a burning man."
- Friendly Scarecrow (burnt)- "Just burnt straw."
- Moon Rock Wall (held)- "I guess I could carry it."
- Moon Rock Wall- "Safe for now."
- Scaled Furnace- "I think I'm in love."
- Wardrobe- "I want to set it on fire."
- Wardrobe (burning)- "Yes! Burn!"
- Wardrobe (burnt)- "Aww, the fire burned out."
- Wardrobe (unable to change, generic)- "Nah, too much effort."
- Wardrobe (unable to change, on fire)- "That's way better than some dumb dresses!"
- Wardrobe (unable to change, in use)- "Stop hogging it, I wanna dress up too!"
- Potted Succulent- "We're keeping it."
Base Game
- Rope- "What can I tie up with this?"
- Boards- "Boards. They'll burn, same as other wood."
- Cut Stone- "Perfectly squared for maximum enjoyment."
- Papyrus- "I bet it'd burn!"
- Purple Gem- "Weird!"
- Nightmare Fuel- "Eww, it's still warm!"
- Beeswax- "That's none of my beeswax."
- Wax Paper- "Heh, we rubbed a bunch of paper in beeswax."
- Cloth- "Amazing the things you can do with bamboo."
- Limestone- "Rock hard, er, stone."
- Empty Bottle- "It's a bottle."
- Coral Nubbin- "Nice bald spot, rock."
Don't Starve Together
- Rope- "What should we tie up??!"
- Cratered Moonrock- "Great. A rock with a hole in it."
- Marble Bean- "I guess we just... plant it? In the dirt?"
- Feathery Canvas- "That took way too much effort."
Base Game
- Meat Effigy- "That's my insurance policy."
- Prestihatitator- "I can use the hat like a cauldron!"
- Shadow Manipulator- "A dark and powerful energy radiates from it."
- Pan Flute- "Music is boring."
- Night Light- "It's like fire, but purple!"
- Night Armor- "Like being wrapped in smoke."
- Dark Sword- "It's like my dreams can hurt real things!"
- One-man Band- "I can do the pyrotechnics too!"
- Bat Bat- "I can hit my enemies with it."
- Belt of Hunger- "Oh, ick! Ick! Ick! Ick! Eeeeeewwwwww!"
- Chilled Amulet- "Boo to this."
- Nightmare Amulet- "Has science gone too far?"
- Life Giving Amulet- "I'm invincible! Well, maybe not. But it feels good."
- Fire Staff- "This is my absolute favorite toy."
- Ice Staff- "Booooring."
- Telelocator Staff- "It's quite a rush to use."
- Telelocator Focus (full)- "I can feel the magic!"
- Telelocator Focus (missing gem)- "It needs something more."
- Telelocator Socket (full)- "I wonder how they hover?"
- Telelocator Socket (missing gem)- "It's so empty!"
Reign of Giants
- Meat Effigy (burnt)- "My policy was canceled."
- Prestihatitator (burnt)- "Double, double toil and... oh. It's burned."
- Shadow Manipulator (burnt)- "Now it's dark and not very powerful."
- Old Bell- "Is it New Year's Eve? Are there FIREWORKS?!"
- Piratihatitator- "This is just ridiculous."
- Piratihatitator (burnt)- "Now it's more my style."
- Dripple Pipes- "I hear a storm a-coming."
- Hogus Porkusator (normal and burnt)- "What's a pig going to teach me?"
- Pugalisk Wand- "I'd prefer to burn my enemies but... meh."
- Skyworthy (non-Hamlet world)- "That's where I came in."
- Skyworthy (Hamlet world)- "I should leave."
- Living Artifact- "Think of the things I can burn with it!"
- Root Trunk- "Now I don't have to lug everything around with me."
- Vortex Cloak- "Reminds me of my lighter. It keeps away the darkness."
Don't Starve Together
- Meat Effigy- "That's our insurance policy."
- Meat Effigy (burnt)- "Our policy was canceled."
- Dark Sword- "It's like dreams that can hurt real things!"
- Bat Bat- "That thing's great for batting at enemies."
- Life Giving Amulet- "I have no idea what it does, but it feels good to wear it!"
- Fire Staff- "That's my absolute favorite toy."
- Ocuvigil- "Pfft. It'll burn like the rest."
- Moon Dial (generic)- "What the heck? I can still see the moon!"
- Moon Dial (new moon)- "A new moon! Great, I hated the old one!"
- Moon Dial (waxing)- "The moon is waxing, unlike me."
- Moon Dial (full moon)- "That's as full as it gets."
- Moon Dial (waning)- "The moon's outta here!"
- Moon Dial (in Caves)- "Doesn't work down here."
- The Lazy Deserter- "Magic stuff."
- The Lazy Deserter (active)- "Walking's for suckers."
- Kitschy Beaver Idol- "He wouldn't mind if I use this for kindling, right?"
- Kitschy Goose Idol- "Burn it. BURN. IT."
- Kitschy Moose Idol- "Yup, looks cursed alright."
Base Game
- Sewing Kit- "But destruction is so much more fun!"
- Rabbit Earmuffs- "Smells like rabbit butt."
- Straw Hat- "A hat made of straw. To think, it could've been tinder."
- Beefalo Hat- "I've taken his hair and put it on my own!"
- Beekeeper Hat- "This will keep the pokeys off of me."
- Feather Hat- "I am a phoenix!"
- Winter Hat- "It's not warm enough for my liking."
- Top Hat- "A top hat and a lighter, a perfect combination."
- Dapper Vest- "Not as nice as a flaming vest, but it'll do."
- Breezy Vest- "Now I'll be with my friend forever."
- Puffy Vest- "Not as warm as a good fire, but still pretty good!"
- Bush Hat- "Too passive!"
- Garland- "A halo of flowers. Too bad it's not a burning halo of flowers."
- Walking Cane- "I can walk more easily with this!"
Reign of Giants
- Cat Cap- "Cuddly hat."
- Fashion Melon- "Well, that's one use for this fruit."
- Ice Cube- "It's a real damper on my mood."
- Rain Coat- "This'll do the trick."
- Rain Hat- "Anything to keep the water away."
- Summer Frest- "Vests are so in."
- Floral Shirt- "I wonder if it'd burn as nicely as actual flowers do."
- Eyebrella- "If I wear it, I don't have to look at it..."
- Hibearnation Vest- "It's like swimming in fur."
- Brain of Thought- "I feel smarter, but also gross..."
- Snakeskin Hat- "Water just runs right off it."
- Snakeskin Jacket- "This coat makes me feel dangerous."
- Blubber Suit- "It squishes when I move..."
- Windbreaker- "Wind is the enemy of fire."
- Tar Suit- "This might not be the safest thing to light fires in."
- Particulate Purifier- "I like not smelling smelly smells."
- Sleek Hat- "Brisk movement snuffs fires..."
- Shark Tooth Crown- "Wearing this gives me a toothy grin."
- Dumbrella- "If I bought this in a store I'd feel burned."
- Gas Mask- "Cuts down on the coughing."
- Pith Hat- "Meh. Not my style, but I'll wear it."
- Thunderhat- "This looks good on me."
Don't Starve Together
- Beefalo Hat- "Beast hair to go over people hair!"
- Feather Hat- "A phoenix reborn!"
- Breezy Vest- "Now my friend will never leave."
- Walking Cane- "It's way easier to cover ground with this!"
- Ice Cube- "It's a real mood dampener."
- Rain Coat- "That'll do the trick."
- Eyebrella- "Keeps the rain out your eyes and in someone else's."
- Fashion Goggles- "What a great look!"
- Desert Goggles- "Not very stylish."
- Funcap- "I don't like having my head messed with."
- Seawreath- "Yuck, it feels like snot."
Base Game
- Thulecite- "I don't think it would burn."
- Thulecite Wall (held)- "Will they fit in my pockets?"
- Thulecite Wall- "And they'll huff and they'll puff!"
- Thulecite Medallion (min)- "Looks normal to me."
- Thulecite Medallion (rising low)- "It's warning me."
- Thulecite Medallion (rising high)- "The fuel is coming to life!"
- Thulecite Medallion (max)- "It's almost humming."
- Thulecite Medallion (receding high)- "I think it's turning off."
- Thulecite Medallion (receding low)- "I guess it's nearly over."
- Thulecite Medallion (outside ruins)- "I don't think it's working."
- The Lazy Forager- "It picks up my burning materials for me!"
- Magiluminescence- "It seems to absorb the darkness around it."
- Construction Amulet- "I feel my mind opening when I wear it."
- The Lazy Explorer- "It gives me a headache."
- Star Caller's Staff- "It's magical."
- Deconstruction Staff- "It won't start a fire but I guess it's still useful."
- Pick/Axe- "It's so useful!"
- Thulecite Crown- "It seems like there's something flowing through it."
- Thulecite Suit- "Not sure I want to wear this."
- Thulecite Club- "This will keep the nasties at bay."
- Houndius Shootius (held)- "It's no good until I place it."
- Houndius Shootius- "I wish it lit stuff on fire."
Don't Starve Together
- Thulecite Wall (held)- "Will those fit in my pockets?"
- The Lazy Forager- "It picks up burning materials!"
- Thulecite Suit- "Human beings probably shouldn't wear this."
- Houndius Shootius (held)- "It's no good until it's been placed."
- Log Raft- "Campfire wood has other uses!"
- Raft- "It would be unwise to light this on fire while at sea."
- Row Boat- "Rowing? Really?"
- Cargo Boat- "I can carry so many flammables on this."
- Armored Boat- "I'd like to see something try to take a bite out of this boat."
- Encrusted Boat- "Crumbly."
- The 'Sea Legs'- "A fine ship."
- Boat Repair Kit- "This should patch up any little leaks."
- Thatch Sail- "It makes use of the wind."
- Cloth Sail- "Nice stitching."
- Snakeskin Sail- "What a morbid sail."
- Feather Lite Sail- "Gotta hand it to those dumdums... they make good sails!"
- Iron Wind- "Now we're gettin' somewhere."
- Boat Cannon- "Wonder if I can start fires with this?"
- Quackering Ram- "Can't stop me now!"
- Sea Trap (held and placed)- "C'mon, swim inside! It's cozy in there!"
- Sea Yard (off)- "Just a big hunka junk without fuel."
- Sea Yard (on)- "It's a fixin' machine."
- Sea Yard (out of fuel)- "Running low."
- Tar Extractor (off)- "I guess I should turn it back on."
- Tar Extractor (on)- "It's getting me fuel for burnin'! Heheheh."
- Tar Extractor (out of fuel)- "That's gonna need more fuel."
- Trawl Net- "I'll catch a bunch of wet stuff with this."
- Trawl Net (detached)- "What's in the baaaag?"
- Trawl Net (sinking)- "I believe that bag is sinking."
- Trawl Net (sinking soon)- "It's going to sink soon!"
- Spyglass- "You can't hide from me now, islands!"
- Super Spyglass- "I can see to the ends of the Earth."
- Captain Hat- "I no longer have that sinking feeling."
- Pirate Hat- "I feel piratey and naughty."
- Lucky Hat- "I don't think it was made for me."
- Life Jacket- "But will it keep my lighter dry?"
- Obsidian Machete- "A fire machete is a girl's best friend!"
- Obsidian Axe- "Such an axe! Cuts AND burns?!"
- Obsidian Spear- "I poke. They burn!"
- Obsidian Armor- "Hit me and burn!"
- Obsidian Coconade- "The Obsidian gives more boom for my buck."
- Howling Conch- "Hope no fires get blown out."
- Sail Stick- "I'm the queen of this boooooat!"
- Volcano Staff- "I am a goddess of fiery destruction!"
Treasure Hunting
- Disarming Tools- "Those traps are goners now."
- Ball Pein Hammer- "This only smashes little bits off things."
- Gold Pan- "You mean I have to do work?"
- Magnifying Glass- "A poor substitute for my lighter."
City Planning
- Lamp Post (off)- "They're kinda dull in the daytime."
- Lamp Post (on)- "Fire is so versatile."
- Town House- "Pig houses look pretty different here."
- Town House (burning)- "
- The Sterling Trough Deli- "Food!"
- Pigg and Pigglet's General Store- "I wonder if they have matches."
- Curly Tails Mud Spa- "For all my cuts and bruises."
- Swinesbury Fine Grocer's- "I can't believe I ever took food stores for granted."
- Miss Sow's Floral Arrangements- "For growing stuff."
- 'The Sty' Oddities Emporium- "A lot of weird things to burn in there."
- The Flying Pig Arcane Shop- "Are there books about magical fires in there?"
- The Boar's Tusk Weapon Shop- "Maybe they have a flaming axe in there."
- The Sow's Ear Hat Shop- "Maybe I could use a new hat."
- Swinesbury Academy- "Museums usually have something on Great Fires."
- Swinesbury Mineral Exchange- "A bunch of big shots in there."
- The Tinkerer's Tower- "Now I can build more things to burn."
- Palace- "Pompous."
- Swinesbury City Hall- "That's where that bossy jerk works."
- My City Hall- "My own office to burn down."
- Security Contract- "Now I can hire a guard to help me burn stuff!"
- Slanty Shanty- "There's probably something wrong with it."
- Slanty Shanty (owned)- "I wonder how long before it burns down."
- Watch Tower- "What's there to guard from, exactly?"
- Wood Flooring- "
- Marble Flooring- "
- Checkered Flooring- "
- Slate Flooring- "
- Sheet Metal Flooring- "
- Garden Stone Flooring- "
- Geometric Tiles Flooring- "
- Shag Carpet- "
- Transitional Flooring- "
- Wood Panel Flooring- "
- Herringbone Flooring- "
- Hexagon Flooring- "
- Curcy Hoof Flooring- "
- Octagon Flooring- "
- Carved Bookshelf- "
- Basic Bookshelf- "
- Cinderblock Bookshelf- "
- Marble Shelf- "
- Glass Shelf- "
- Ladder Shelf- "
- Hutch Shelf- "
- Industrial Shelf- "
- Adjustable Shelf- "
- Windowed Cabinet- "
- Wall Mounted Shelf- "
- A-Frame Shelf- "
- Crates Shelf- "
- Fridge- "
- Floating Shelf- "
- Pipe Shelf- "
- Hat Tree- "
- Pallet Shelf- "
- Basic Plantholder- "
- WIP Plantholder- "
- Fancy Plantholder- "
- Bonsai Plantholder- "
- Dishgarden Plantholder- "
- Philodendron Plantholder- "
- Orchid Plantholder- "
- Draceana Plantholder- "
- Xerographica Plantholder- "
- Birdcage Plantholder- "
- Palm Plantholder- "
- ZZ Plantholder- "
- Fernstand Plantholder- "
- Fern Plantholder- "
- Terrarium Plantholder- "
- Plantpet Plantholder- "
- Traps Plantholder- "
- Pitcher Plantholder- "
- Marble Plantholder- "
- "Character" Tree- "
- Festive Tree- "
Wall Papers
- Wood Panelling- "
- Checkered Wall Paper- "
- Floral Wall Paper- "
- Sunflower Wall Paper- "
- Harlequin Wall Paper- "
- Peagawk Wall Paper- "
- Orange Wall Paper- "
- Purple Wall Paper- "
- Rope Wall Panneling- "
- Circle Wall Tiling- "
- Marble Wall Tiling- "
- Fine Wall Tiling- "
- Full Wall Moulding- "
- Upholstered Wall- "
Ceiling Lights
- Wired Bulb- "
- Metal Shade Lamp- "
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- Rope Light- "
- Dual Rope Light- "
- Blown Glass Bulb- "
- Cherry Lamp Shade- "
- Hanging Blooming Lamp- "
- Hanging Floral Lamp- "
- Tophat Light- "
- Derby Light- "
Wall Decorations
- Photo- "
- Full Length Mirror- "
- Embroidery Hoop- "
- Mosaic- "
- Wreath- "
- Axe- "
- Hunt- "
- Periodic Table- "
- Gears Art- "
- Cape- "
- No Smoking- "
- Black Cat- "
- Tasteful Fish Mounting- "
- Beefalo Mounting- "
- Classic Chair- "
- Corner Chair- "
- Bench- "
- Horned Chair- "
- Footrest- "
- Lounge Chair- "
- Massager Chair- "
- Stuffed Chair- "
- Rocking Chair- "
- Ottoman Chair- "
- Fancy Chaise- "
House Upgrades
- Cottage Kit- "
- Tudor Home Kit- "
- Gothic Home Kit- "
- Brick Home Kit- "
- Turreted Home Kit- "
- Villa Kit- "
- Manor Kit- "
- Hardwood Door- "
- Stone Archway- "
- Forest Door- "
- Wrought Iron Door- "
- Curtained Door- "
- Industrial Door- "
- Round Doorway- "
- Gothic Door- "
- Peaked Curtain Window- "
- Round Burlap Window- "
- Peaked Window- "
- Square Window- "
- Tall Window- "
- Large Square Curtain Window- "
- Tall Curtain Window- "
- Greenhouse Wall- "
- Eye Rug- "
- Square Throw Rug- "
- Oval Rug- "
- Large Rug- "
- Fur Throw Rug- "
- Hedgehog Rug- "
- Porcupus Rug- "
- Hoofprint Rug- "
- Octagon Rug- "
- Swirl Rug- "
- Catcoon Rug- "
- Rubbermat Rug- "
- Web Rug- "
- Metal Rug- "
- Wormhole Rug- "
- Braid Rug- "
- Beard Rug- "
- Nailbed Rug- "
- Crime Rug- "
- Soccer Rug- "
- Fringe Lamp- "
- Stainglass Lamp- "
- Downbridge Lamp- "
- Dual Embroidered Lamp- "
- Ceramic Lamp- "
- Glass Lamp- "
- Dual Fringes Lamp- "
- Candelabra Lamp- "
- Elizabethan Lamp- "
- Gothic Lamp- "
- Orb Lamp- "
- Bellshade Lamp- "
- Crystals Lamp- "
- Upturn Lamp- "
- Dual Upturn Lamp- "
- Spool Lamp- "
- Edison Lamp- "
- Adjustable Lamp- "
- Right Angle Lamp- "
- Fancy Lamp- "
Don't Starve Together
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- Kittykit- "You're the perfect lapwarmer."
- Vargling- "Hah, you don't even know you're smelly."
- Ewelet- "Look at those creepy little eyes. Aww."
- Broodling- "We were made for each other."
- Glomglom- "Aww, I could just squish your gross lil face!"
- Giblet- "I could just eat you up."
- Mothling- "She loves flames!"
Don't Starve Together
- Carved Hornucopia- "Ouchhh! I think I chipped a tooth."
- Bubble Pipe Carving- "I prefer smoky fires."
- Pawn Figure- "What sort of peasant doesn't have a torch?!"
- Rook Figure- "That one looks like it could do some damage."
- Knight Figure- "A horse with no butt."
- Bishop Figure- "Just some dumb bishop piece."
- Rook, Knight, and Bishop Figures (shaking on new moon)- "I don't wanna see what comes outta that!"
- Queenly Figure- "Ewww, she doesn't have a head!"
- Kingly Figure- "I'm not afraid of that guy. He doesn't even have arms!"
- Deerclops Figure- "We kicked its butt."
- Bearger Figure- "Those are some pointy teeth."
- Moose/Goose Figure- "Looks as dumb as the real thing."
- Dragonfly Figure- "I think... I think I understand art."
- Moon Moth Figure- "Meh. I can't even burn it."
- Anchor Figure- "It's hard to burn stuff at sea."
- "Moon" Figure- "I guess it's nice."
Don't Starve Together
- Moon Rock Idol- "Looks like a jerk."
- Portal Paraphernalia- "I'd rather burn things down than build them up."
- Moon Glass Axe- "The moon HATES trees."
- Glass Cutter- "Haha, this thing could take an arm off!"
- Bath Bomb- "I still don't want to take a bath."
Don't Starve Together
- Boat Kit- "That's the boat part of the boat."
- Oar- "Rowing's dumb. Why don't we just use a sail?"
- Driftwood Oar- "Ugh. Can it be someone else's turn to row?"
- Boat Patch- "Fixing stuff is boring, but necessary."
- Anchor Kit- "Ooo, let's build an anchor."
- Mast- "You can't call it "sailing" if you don't have a sail."
- Steering Wheel Kit- "Can't sail without that."
Don't Starve Together
- Birds of the World- "Less reading, more burning!"
- Applied Horticulture- "Ughh, who cares?"
- Sleepytime Stories- "Bo-oring!"
- The End is Nigh!- "That's my favorite book!"
- On Tentacles- "Looks like kindling to me!"
Don't Starve Together
- Trusty Tape- "At least something around here can hold it together."
- Winona's Catapult- "It flings big stinkin' rocks."
- Winona's Catapult and Spotlight (not connected to generator)- "Is this thing on?"
- Winona's Inventions (burning)- "Hehehe!"
- Winona's Inventions (burnt)- "Well, that was mildly entertaining."
- Winona's Spotlight- "So no more night fires then?"
- Winona's Generator- "Iunno, it's Winona's junk."
- Winona's Generator and G.E.M.erator (low fuel)- "It's on its last legs."
- Winona's Generator and G.E.M.erator (out of fuel)- "Oops. It broke."
- Winona's G.E.M.erator- "More of Winona's weird junk."
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Don't Starve Together
- Bramble Husk- "I think Wormwood made it."
- Bramble Trap- "It's got really sharp thorns."
- Compost Wrap- "That's disgusting!"
Don't Starve Together
- Garlic Powder- "Powdered stink."
- Honey Crystals- "It's like drinking candy."
- Chili Flakes- "I like the way it sets my mouth on fire."
Events (only)
Hallowed Nights
- Candy Bag- "I'm gonna stuff so much candy in there!"
- Candy Apple- "That's wayyyy better than a regular apple!"
- Candy Corn- "Do people actually eat these or are they just a bad joke?"
- Catcoon Candy- "These are a meow-uthful."
- Choco Pigs- "I'm gonna need about a dozen of these."
- Ghost Pop and Tentacle Lolli- "Yesssss! Lollipops!"
- Gummy Spider- "Eww! I hate black licorice!"
- Jelly Worm- "Why does something so yummy have to look so gross!"
- Not-So-Candy Corn- "Ewwww it's corn flavored!"
- Raisins- "Burn them!!!"
- "Raisins"- "Hey Wolfgang, eat one and tell us what it is!"
- Candy Lice- "Yuck! That's disgusting!"
- Otherworldly Jawbreaker- "It's sorta tangy."
- Lava Pepper- "Mmm! It burns my mouth so good!"
- Broken Stake- "Looks like firewood to me."
- Cubic Zirkonia Ball- "Just a big dumb ball."
- Empty Elixir- "Hey Wes! Dare you to drink the last bit!"
- Faux Fangs- "Pfft, they're not even sharp."
- Monkey Paw- "Ughhh! That's so nasty!"
- Spider Ring- "Ewww! Who would ever wear that!"
- Binoculars- "It makes stuff look small no matter which way I turn it."
- Lone Glove- "Who needs just one glove?"
- Snail Scale- "Snails are gross!"
- Goop Canister- "Ooo, it's warm."
- Toy Cobra- "I don't like snakes."
- Crocodile Toy- "Yeesh. I can feel the nostalgia dripping off it."
- Broken Terrarium- "It's just junk."
- Odd Radio- "It's got kind of a dumb face, huh?"
- Broken Hairdryer- "I never take my pigtails out anyway."
- Mad Scientist Lab- "I like the fire!"
- Brew of Phobic Abrogation and Brew of Phobic Abatement- "It's like there's a fire in my belly."
- Canteen of Sanguine Mixture and Tumblerful of Psychic Fortitude- "Ah. The strong stuff."
- Flask of Sanguine Mixture and Dram of Psychic Fortitude- "I wish it was a little stronger."
- Sulfuric Crystals of Saltpeter and Sulfuric Crystals of Lime- "I didn't think it was possible to make fire better."
- Totally Normal Root- "It's a stick. But I can't even set it on fire."
- Totally Normal Sapling- "Should I wait until it gets bigger to set it on fire?"
- Bat Decoration- "I should decorate for Halloween."
- Crow Decoration- "I'm gonna stick you in a tree."
- Dangling Depth Dweller Decoration- "I should hang it somewhere and scare people."
- Ghost Decoration- "Can I set it on fire?"
- Spider Decoration- "Ugh. I hate those jerks."
- Tentacle Decoration- "Wish it was flammable."
- Bats coming out of tree- "Were those bats, or am I just seeing things."
- Drinking bravery potion- "Haha! Those bats don't scare me anymore!"
Winter's Feast
- Gift Wrap- "Ribbons burn real good!"
- Gift- "It's for me right?!"
- Festive Tree Planter- "Are we gonna grow a tree?"
- Festive Tree Planter and Winter's Feast Tree (burnt)- "Happy Winter's Feast, everybody."
- Winter's Feast Tree (sapling)- "It's a bit shrimpy."
- Winter's Feast Tree- "Looks great!"
- Winter's Feast Tree (burning)- "Now we're celebrating!"
- Gingerbread Cookie- "Honestly, who DOESN'T eat the head first?"
- Eternal Fruitcake- "Anyone else sense the overpowering stench of evil?"
- Sugar Cookie- "Doesn't look too bad, considering!"
- Candy Cane- "Gimme two of 'em and I can do a MacTusk impression."
- Chocolate Log Cake- "A log for eating, not for burning."
- Plum Pudding- "I'm gonna totally stuff my face!!"
- Apple Cider- "Sure beats rainwater!"
- Hot Cocoa- "I only like it when it's SCALDING."
- Heavenly Eggnog- "Who knew stuff from a bird's butt could be so tasty?"
- Festive Bauble- "Bibble-ty bauble-ty boo!"
- Festive Light- "It's like a fire, but without the burning!"


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Mackie DL32R - 32-in, 14-out, 3U rackmountable stagebox (B-Stock)
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The Mackie DL32R delivers 32-channels of powerful digital mixing housed in a rugged 3U chassis, that's completely controlled wirelessly from your iPad. 32 Onyx+ recallable mic pres are available, 24 on XLR with the last 8 channels on combo connectors. 14 Outputs are also available with all the mixing a routing managed via the Mackie Master Fader software which is available for free through the Mac App Store.
Fully loaded with DSP, the DL32R offers EQ and dynamics on each channel with modern or vintage processor available depending on the sound you are going for. Direct-to-Drive multi-track recording is included, simply hook it up to you computer or hard drive.
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So….does this describe your mornings? You wake up late (forgot to set your alarm), kids are asking where their uniforms/shoes are, lunches aren't packed and there goes the bus. After dropping the kids at school you drive through somewhere because you are hungry. You are running late so you drive a little fast only to spill coffee on your shirt. Any of this sound familiar? Want it to be a thing of the past?
Listen up….the secret to getting out of the house on time with less screaming and panicking is simple. Prepare the night before. That's it. So simple. How you ask?
Prepare the night before. Have an evening routine. The more you do at night the less you have to do in the morning when your brain isn't fully functioning. I start mine after dinner and it looks like this:
- Clean kitchen (load DW, put away food, wipe counters)
- Check homework progress/ sign all necessary paperwork
- Bathe kids, jammies & teeth
- Set out tomorrow's clothes for everyone. This includes shoes and backpacks.
- Check calendar (What is tomorrow's activity?) Pack set out bags (dance, hip hop, karate)
- Make sure backpacks are packed (lunches, money, library book, gym clothes)
- Set dishwasher timer
- Shower and set alarms & go to bed at a decent hour.
I do this every night….I just skip over school stuff on weekends and holidays. I make sure my kids have enough uniforms to last the entire week and I make sure ALL uniforms are washed and hung up on Sunday. I have it written out and have it in my home management binder. But you can put it on a couple of post it notes and place them where you need them.
I also get up before my kids. Sometimes my oldest gets up at the same time but she is 14 and dresses herself. I get up about an hour before my youngest so I can get everything done. I also have a morning routine written out. Why? Because my brain takes longer to wake up. So I have it posted where I can just go chore by chore.
I am a firm believer in the more you prepare the easier your morning. I know anytime I don't feel well or something happens and my night time routine goes out of the window I pay for it dearly in the morning.
Do you have a night time routine? Any tips for getting out of you house on time in the mornings?


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Jun 27, 2018
Listen in on Dave and Matt's panel and Q&A at the World History Association in Milwaukee,
Your hosts talk history podcasting and the history of this podcast. Listen in to hear our plans for the future of the show as well as some great question and suggestions (00:29:54) from our lovely studio audience.
Jun 10, 2018
Matt and Dave continue their interview with Rick Warner! We discuss the announced halving of the AP World History course and the College Board's condescending and dismissive attitude to the concerns of teachers and professors. We talk about the CB Open Forum (you can watch the whole thing, here on our Facebook page)...
Jun 9, 2018
Matt and Dave sit down with World History veteran Rick Warner to discuss the long arc of the field and the AP exam. The AP exam revision will be discussed in part 2 of the interview. Rick argues for the centrality of World History as a teaching field and that "World History is invented in the classroom." We...
Jun 8, 2018
In a surprise announcement last week, the College Board declared they are cutting out the whole first half of the AP World History curriculum (a.k.a. Periods I, II, & III). The course is now going to be just World History from 1450 CE.
We think this is a truck load of bullshit. Tune in to find out exactly what kind of...
Jun 8, 2018
The original "Bro-dels" Matt and Dave tackle Jo Guldi and David Armitage's The History Manifesto. How should historians respond to the "crisis of the humanities?" Your hosts discuss Guldi and Armitage's ideas of "long-termism," big data, and the need for public-facing scholarship from the perspective...


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3-Step Health Care Planning Guide
A step-by-step process to "Explore - Plan - Connect!"
"What's right for you?"
Consider information.
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"What's in your plan?"
Talk to your family.
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"How are you feeling today?"
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Good health care planning is a process where you:
- Take a moment to think about what you want, explore information and make some choices for care;
- Talk with your family and write down your care choices, and;
- Talk with your doctors and care providers to put your plan into action to get quality care today and everyday.
Our simple step-by-step planning process offers comprehensive information, tools and discussion guides to help you make your own health care plan or to help a loved one make a plan. Review and download the articles or documents below that are right for you. You can revisit the 3-Step Planning Guide anytime to consider new information and revise and update your plan as your health needs and choices change over time.
When you are ready to write down your choices, go to the Who's Your Agent? Program & Tool Kits page and download the Getting Started Tool Kit.
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Think about the care you want. What information do you need to make care choices?
It can be useful to have up-to-date information when making choices for care. Massachusetts experts and community leaders have contributed easy to read informational articles and videos on a wide range of topics for you to consider. Explore the topics of interest to you. Click on each of the following pages below to download free articles and share with your family and care providers.
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What's in your plan?
Talk to your family. Write down your care choices in your own personal plan.
Talk with your family and others about your care choices, and start to make your plan. Here are the 5 Massachusetts planning documents. A good place to start is by appointing a Health Care Agent ("Agent") in a Health Care Proxy, and giving your Agent instructions for your care in a Personal Directive. Click on each planning document to read more and then download a document.
- Health Care Proxy
- Appoint a trusted person to be your Health Care Agent to make health care decisions on your behalf.
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- Give your family, Agent, and care providers information and instructions about the care you want.
- Durable Power of Attorney
- Appoint a trusted person to manage your money, property & financial matters on your behalf.
- Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST)
- You make choices about attempting or not attempting life-sustaining treatments in this medical order.
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As the Title says, three Threading-Examples which make use of the vbRichClient5-cThreadHandler-Class.
(as requested in this thread here: http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...=1#post4991011)
Make sure (in addition to downloading the SourceCode), that you download and install a new RC5-version (>= 5.0.40)
first before running the second, more advanced example (since it requires SQLites support for "FileURIs",
which were not yet recognized in the cConnection.CreateNewDB-method in RC5-versions below 5.0.40).
Here's the SourceCode for the three examples:
The Zip contains three Project-Folders (_Hello World, ThreadedDirScan and AsyncFolderCopy) -
please make sure, before running the Main-VB-Projects in those Folders,
to compile the appropriate ThreadLib-Dlls from their own LibProject-SubFolders - then
placing the compiled Thread-Dll-Files in the ParentFolder (where the Main-Projects reside).
Ok, how does it work - best we start with the simpler Example, the one in the _Hello World-Folder:
VB6-Threading works best and most stable (since it was designed for that), when the
"threaded Routines" reside in a compiled ActiveX-Dll(Class) - that's the one thing which
is a bit of a "hurdle" for those who never used or compiled ActiveX-Dll-Projects so far.
But it's really quite simple... When you start out fresh - and plan to use threading
(because you have a routine which is a long-runner, blocking your UI) - then the
first step should be, to move that critical Function (and its Sub-Helper-Routines) into:
1) a Private Class in your Main-Project first
- test it there, so that you're sure everything works Ok
- also check that this Class gets everything over Function-Parameters and doesn't rely on "global Variables" outside of it
if you already have such a Class in your Main-Project - all the better - you can now move this Class:
2) as a Public Class into a new ActiveX-Dll-Project (setting its Class-Instancing-Property to 5 - MultiUse)
In case of the _Hello World-Demo, this ThreadClass' is named cThread and its Code-Content looks entirely normal:
Just two simple Routines, you plan to execute on the new Thread, whichCode:Option Explicit Public Function GetThreadID() As Long GetThreadID = App.ThreadID End Function Public Function StringReflection(S As String) As String StringReflection = StrReverse(S) End Function
your compiled SimpleThreadLib.dll is later instantiated on (by the Main-Thread).
As already mentioned, you can now compile this ActiveX-Dll Project, placing the Dll-Binary
in its ParentFolder (_Hello World), where the Main-StdExe-Project resides.
This StdExe-Project (ThreadCall.vbp in _Hello World) contains only a single Form, which in turn has this code:
For instantiation of the above ThreadDll-ThreadClass (cThread)
And for Execution of the two Thread-Functions (from within Form_Click) it contains:Code:Option Explicit Private WithEvents TH As cThreadHandler 'the RC5-ThreadHandler will ensure the communication with the thread-STA Private Sub Form_Load() 'first let's instantiate the ThreadClass (regfree) on its own thread, returning "a Handler" (TH) Set TH = New_c.RegFree.ThreadObjectCreate("MyThreadKey", App.Path & "\SimpleThreadLib.dll", "cThread") End Sub
That's all - I hope the above code-comments are sufficient - feel free to ask, when something is not clear.Code:Private Sub Form_Click() Dim StrResult As String, ThreadID As Long Cls Print Now; " (ThreadID of the Main-Thread: " & App.ThreadID & ")"; vbLf Print "Let's perform a few calls against the ThreadClass which now runs on its own STA "; vbLf 'first we demonstrate synchronous Calls against the Thread-Instance, which was created regfree in Form_Load StrResult = TH.CallSynchronous("StringReflection", "ABC") Print "Direct (synchronous) StringReflection-Call with result: "; StrResult ThreadID = TH.CallSynchronous("GetThreadID") Print "Direct (synchronous) GetThreadID-Call with result: "; ThreadID; vbLf 'now the calls, which are more common in threading-scenarios - the asynchronous ones, which don't 'make the caller wait for the result (instead the results will be received in the Event-Handler below) TH.CallAsync "StringReflection", "ABC" TH.CallAsync "GetThreadID" Print "The two async calls were send (now exiting the Form_Click-routine)..."; vbLf End Sub 'Our TH-Object is the clientside ThreadHandler, who's able to communicate with the Thread 'raising appropriate Events here, when results come back (in case of the async-calls) Private Sub TH_MethodFinished(MethodName As String, Result As Variant, ErrString As String, ErrSource As String, ByVal ErrNumber As Long) If ErrNumber Then Print "TH-Err:"; MethodName, ErrString, ErrSource, ErrNumber: Exit Sub Print "MethodFinished-Event of TH for: "; MethodName; " with Result: "; Result End Sub
Forgot to attach a ScreenShot of the Output produced by the Form_Click-Event above:
Will describe the second, more advanced example in a follow-up post in this thread.
Edit: The Demo-Zip now contains a third example (in SubFolder \AsyncFolderCopy),
to show how a low-level copying of an entire Folder-structure (with full control at the File-Level) can be implemented.


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US Navy's aircraft carrier is nowhere near the Korean Peninsula
Contrary to an official U.S. Navy statement from ten days ago, the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier strike group was not headed to waters off North Korea, officials and U.S. Navy photos have revealed.
The U.S. Pacific Command announced on Saturday, April 9, that the carrier strike group was being redirected to sail north from Singapore, instead of heading south towards Australia.
Defense News first reported, and U.S. Navy photos confirmed that the aircraft carrier was thousands of miles away from the Korean Peninsula on April 14.
A photo published on the official U.S. Navy website showed the aircraft carrier operating in waters near Indonesia on April 14. According to a calculation by Stars and Stripes, USS Carl Vinson was located some 3,500 miles from North Korea and would have to travel five days at a full speed of over 30 knots to reach the Korean Peninsula.
The aircraft carrier's movement is in contrast to several statements made by top U.S. officials. Even the U.S. president Donald Trump said the Carl Vinson was headed to North Korea.
"I don't want to talk about it. We are sending an armada, very powerful. We have submarines, very powerful, far more powerful than the aircraft carrier, that I can tell you," Trump said during an interview with the Washington Post.
On April 11, Defense Secretary James Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon that the carrier was operating "freely up and down the Pacific, and she's just on her way up there because that's where we thought it was most prudent to have her at this time. There's not a specific demand signal or specific reason why we're sending her up there."
Several media reports also suggested the U.S. Navy is concentrating a group of three aircraft carriers in the region but that seems unlikely as the forward-deployed USS Ronald Reagan was undergoing a maintenance period in Japan that is not scheduled to be completed before May, while the other deployment-ready carrier, the USS Nimitz, was scheduled to deploy later this spring to relieve the USS Carl Vinson.
South Korean media reported that the USS Carl Vinson is expected to arrive to the Korean Peninsula around April 25.
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Written by Ken Gaebler
Published: 9/15/2011
SMBs are creating more mobile workplaces to enhance flexibilityfor employees. In order to remain productive will working remotely, companies are starting to implement unified communications.
A recent study from Fonality found small and medium-sized businesses are increasing their demands for mobility. In the State of the Market 2011 Report: Mobility Trends of SMBs, it was revealed that 50 percent of SMB employees are estimated to work outside the office at some point, with 25 percent of staff out at any given time.
After surveying businesses with 10 to 250 employees, the study found 43 percent of SMBs plan to implement cloud-based or hosted mobile solutions to enhance their mobile workforce, and many will incorporate the use of tablet computers into their business models. In addition, a major complaint for SMBs is a loss of productivity due to difficulty accessing critical business applications in remote locations. By adopting a unified communications network, companies would save time and money by providing the same communications experience inside and outside the office.
Wes Durow, chief marketing officer for Fonality, said mobile workforces are being stifled by old technologies. Cloud-based unified communications can fully enable remote workers and help businesses remain competitive.
In an interview with CRN, Jessica Efta, market development manager at AMI-Partners, said many SMBs will start with a focused cloud application or service deployment until they become comfortable with the technology. After finding success with their initial cloud solutions, companies will then expand the network to its full potential. Efta added that companies have found great success with cloud-based sales rep training activities and dedicated cloud solutions support.
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Prep work continues at Lynn University's Keith and Elaine Johnson World Performing Arts Center – where the world will be watching come Monday night.
The third and last presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Republican nominee and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will be held at the university in Boca Raton.
But before the debate, a lottery will be held Sunday for the students who want to get into the event. A total of 750 names are in the hopper.
"I think it's about 40 people get chosen," student Hunter Landau said.
Student Stephen Goldsmith said he loves all the attention his school is getting.
"I'm even getting Facebook messages, tweets and texts from all the people that I know from back home, like how did Lynn University get this debate?" he said.
The building has a lot to do with it. The performing arts center is new and state of the art, and ideal for a nationally televised event.
"Lynn has not only gotten ready to host the debate, they have made the debate really the centerpiece of a much broader curriculum. They have incorporated new courses, new discussions, new dialogue," said Peter Eyre with the Commission on Presidential Debates.
Preparations are also underway at the Mizner Park amphitheater, where Romney's wife, Ann, will head up a victory rally Saturday evening.
Fans of the Obamas are busy this weekend too, standing in lines like one at Broward College for a coveted ticket to hear First Lady Michelle Obama fire up supporters at the school's central campus Monday.


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Former San Antonian and Houston investor poised to enter Democratic primary for governor
AUSTIN — Democrats appear to be headed for a contested primary for governor between candidates who showcase different aspects of the long-losing Texas party's message.
But the road to the March 6 contest is already a rocky one, with Dallas County Sheriff Lupe Valdez denying reports Wednesday that she had submitted a letter of resignation in order to run for governor.
Valdez — whose name has been lofted for weeks as a potential gubernatorial candidate, and who has tangled publicly with Republican Gov. Greg Abbott over so-called sanctuary city policies — "will make a formal announcement when her final decision is made," according to a statement.
Houston entrepreneur Andrew White, meanwhile, has been exploring a run for governor and said he plans his announcement next week. He left little doubt of what it will be.
"It would be a terrible announcement if my announcement was I wasn't going to run," White told the San Antonio Express-News.
Assuming both run, the candidates will offer Democrats a clear choice in a March 6 primary race that also has drawn interest from several lesser-known hopefuls.
White, son of the late Democratic former Gov. Mark White, has drawn criticism from some Democrats who prefer the progressive message that they say Valdez is well-suited to carry. She is openly gay and, according to her website, the only female Hispanic sheriff in the country.
"She comes from a position where she is uniquely qualified to talk about law enforcement and immigration. And she's dealt with it from both sides. So she can cut through the rhetoric and just talk about the realities around that issue," said Ed Espinoza, executive director of Progress Texas.
White, describing most Texans as being in the middle politically, has said he doesn't care if he's described as a moderate Republican or a conservative Democrat.
Either would have an uphill battle against Abbott, who has a campaign war chest of more than $40 million and trounced Democrat Wendy Davis in 2014. A Democrat hasn't won election to statewide office in Texas in more than two decades.
But Texas Democrats believe they'll get a boost from voters who are dismayed with President Donald Trump's policies and persona and will take it out on Republicans up and down the ballot, just as they have elsewhere in the country.
"We think there are enough Democrats that are going to get excited about this election year, and enough Texans that are fed up with the way things are going, that we're going to have the mid-term of our lifetimes," said Manny Garcia, deputy executive director of the Texas Democratic Party.
Espinoza said Dallas has a high number of Democratic drop-off voters from a presidential to a mid-term election, so having a candidate from Dallas County is a plus.
Political scientist Cal Jillson of Southern Methodist University in Dallas said that for Valdez, "It's just a hell of a leap to go from being a county sheriff to running for governor of Texas. It's a leap that's never been made before, as far as I know.
"She might well galvanize some interest within the Hispanic community in Texas. The idea that she'll be elected governor is, I think, a long shot," said Jillson, citing not only Abbott's financial advantage but his strong statewide campaign structure built over repeated statewide victories, including as attorney general. "Andrew White would be a long shot as well.
"It's not about winning this election," Jillson said. "It's about not backsliding too far."
Several other hopefuls also have said they plan to run in the Democratic primary, but the party needs a candidate who can carry the banner with assurance to November — not only for appearance's sake, but to help candidates down ballot.
Wednesday wasn't an auspicious start for Valdez or for Democrats who have suffered through months of questions over whether they will have a serious candidate for governor. An initial Dallas television report said Dallas County Democratic Chair Carol Donovan disclosed Valdez's resignation. The report said Valdez had submitted her notice, but hours later, her office said that wasn't true.
Instead, according to the statement, Valdez "is considering the next stage in her career."
The Dallas County Democratic Party didn't have an immediate statement.
Valdez could draw national attention to the race, with a sure emphasis on immigration issues that have stoked emotion around the country. She spoke at the Democratic National Convention last year.
She grew up in San Antonio, living there from 1947 to 1966, according to Texas Monthly. She attended Thomas Jefferson High School. But her father was a migrant farmer, so the family traveled all over, carting their belongings in a trailer that could attach to the back of the car, according to the essay for the magazine.
Abbott and Valdez most notably sparred in 2015, when they butted heads over so-called sanctuary city policies.
In the fall that year, Valdez announced a policy not to comply with all federal requests to detain undocumented immigrants. Under the policy, the county jail wouldn't hold immigrants past their release date just so federal officials could take them into custody, if the inmates were accused of minor offenses.
At a hearing later that year, Valdez said the department had yet to refuse any detainer requests.
Still, Abbott slammed the policy, writing in a letter to Valdez that it "poses a serious danger to Texans." He also warned counties could lose state grant money for not complying with federal immigration authorities.
The pair continued to tangle over immigration policy this year, when Valdez decried Senate Bill 4, an anti-sanctuary city law Abbott signed into law in May.
Valdez warned the policy, which is tied up in courts, would divert scarce local resources to enforcing federal immigration laws.
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Since May 2018, Logicenters has been developing a new logistics facility just outside Copenhagen. At the time development began, a lease was also signed with Havi Logistics, which have moved into 4,500 m2 leaving 8,900 m2 available for another tenant.
Logicenters' new logistics facility at Vejleåvej 11 in the industrial district of Winthersminde outside Copenhagen has now been completed. A lease was signed with Havi Logistics back in May 2018 when the development was beginning. The lease is for a logistics area of 4,500 m2 and comprises freezer, refrigerated and traditional storage. Havi Logistics has moved into the property, which has a total area of 13,400 m2. This means that there is still 8,900 m2 of modern high ceiling logistics space available for a new tenant.
"We have cooperated closely with Havi Logistics throughout the development process to ensure that its needs have beenfully met. At the same time, we have succeeded in constructing a generic facility complying with modern specifications so that the facility can also be adapted for tenants wishing to move into the remaining 8,900 m2. It is a strategic position for us to develop a state-of-the-art facility and the property is part of our investment in increasing our presence in the Copenhagen area," says Mikael Sahlin Olesen, Asset Manager at Logicenters.
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Date: March 8, 2017 | Category: News
We are sharing this news release from the Missouri Secretary of State about a new program that may help protect older Missourians against investment fraud and abuse.
Jefferson City, Mo. — Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft announced today that the Securities Division of the Office of the Secretary of State is boosting investor protection and education through the formation of its new Vulnerable Citizens Services unit.
"Protecting investors, especially vulnerable Missourians, must be at the forefront of what we do every day in Securities," said Ashcroft. "Commissioner David M. Minnick is demonstrating his commitment to Missourians, creating this new unit and finding an experienced investigator to lead the team."
Commissioner Minnick said that investor protection is the primary focus. "This division is taking a very active role in investigating claims of abuse and fraud, with particular attention paid to vulnerable citizens, including the elderly," said Minnick. "We will broaden those efforts to include all Missourians who may be especially vulnerable to abuse or manipulation due to their particular circumstances."
Todd Hurt, former longtime chief of the Capitol Police, will manage the Vulnerable Citizens Services unit. He will lead investigations, citizen outreach and improve communications between law enforcement, financial services professionals, social service agencies and health care providers, as well as community and volunteer organizations. Investor education activities will include social media and more personal engagement.
"Investors who understand the risks they are taking with their investments are less likely to be vulnerable to financial abuse and fraud," Commissioner Minnick said. "In addition to broad-based investor education, we will improve awareness about resources and remedies available to vulnerable citizens of all ages, their loved ones, friends, neighbors and service providers, with the goal of preventing or reducing investor harm, and enhancing protections."
The Securities Division has established a toll-free Vulnerable Citizens Services hotline. Callers may reach the new unit by calling 855-653-7300.


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So I did a clean install of Windows 7 Pro on my HP DV7 4070us to get rid of the bloatware that came with the system. It did have Quick Web installed however, after I did the install it won't come back up.
I backed up the folder, but it didn't contain any installation files. So, I downloaded sp47192.exe and it did create a partition but it never starts. Inside the OS I only get the Quick Web help files, but nothing else, no GUI, no interface into Quick Web.
I know that it won't start Quic Web inside of Windows, but I used to be able to enable/disable QuickWeb from within Windows 7. I enabled QuickWeb in my BIOS as well. Nada. Any ideas?


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In August 2017 we noted Russia's largest private lender was in trouble and required a bailout. Then a month later, a second bank hit the wall and was bailed out. And now, five months later, Russia's central bank is mulling a further capital injection of a trillion rubles to rescue Otkritie and B&N Banks.
In August, Otkritie Bank, which according to Interfax, "ranks 1st among privately-owned banks and 4th by assets among banking groups in Russia," was rescued by the central bank because "the bank is a systemically important credit organization, it occupies the 8th place in terms of assets. The Bank's infrastructure includes 22 branches and more than 400 internal structural subdivisions."
Interestingly, as the FT wrote at the start of 2017, "the breakneck expansion at Otkritie is raising fears that it is creating risks the state will eventually have to deal with.
"It's not a business, it's all relations," a senior Russian investor says. "They want to become too big to fail." Adds a senior Russian banker: "They are not a bank, they are a very risky hedge fund. Why should this be done with regulators' [the central bank's] money?"
The market did not love it...
Ironically, Otkritie's predecessor was the aptly named Shchit-bank:
And then, less than a month later, already nervous Russian depositors shifted their attention to another domestic lender, Russia's B&N Bank, the country's 12th biggest lender by assets, also sought a bailout from the central bank.
B&N Bank, which is controlled by Russian oligarch Mikhail Gutseriev and was not on the central bank's list of systemically important lenders, said it had under-estimated the problems within the banks it had bought during an expansion drive. "Our objective is, with the support of the central bank ... to conduct an effective financial rehabilitation of the bank," said Mikail Shishkhanov, who was named as chairman of B&N Bank, whose assets account for 2 percent of the Russian banking system, according to ratings agency Fitch.
We noted at the time, that perhaps, if the Russian central bank has unlimited funds to keep bailing out the Russian oligarch's pet banks which they used mostly to launder illicit funds, then sure. Then again, where there are two bank runs in under a month, more are guaranteed, and all that would take to cripple the Russian financial system is a panic at one of the larger domestic banks, rekindling memories of the near collapse Russia experienced in late 2014 when crashing oil prices and a plunging ruble, sent Russian rates as high as 20% and pushed the country to the verge of hyperinflation.
In other words, if the "deep state" really wants to hurt Russia, it knows what to do.
And so our eyebrows raised when, after a week or two of almost constant attacks on Russia (and Putin's grandstanding address ahead of this weekend's election), it appears the bank runs have continued and now both these apparently "systemically important" banks may need more, much more...
As Reuters reports, Russia's central bank is considering pumping more than 1 trillion roubles ($17 billion) into two banks it first bailed out last year to shore up their balance sheets, three sources familiar with the discussion told Reuters.
The central bank bailed out private banks Otkritie, B&N Bank and Promsvyazbank in 2017 and shut dozens of smaller lenders as part of a broader clean-up of a sector weakened by mounting bad loans and deposit outflows.
By the end of 2017, the central bank had provided more than 1.5 trillion roubles to improve the liquidity and capital of the three banks. Some of that money has been reimbursed but Otkritie has already said it needs more.
The 1 trillion rouble capital injection now under discussion is for Otkritie's Trust and B&N's Rost subsidiaries and would come on top of the money already disbursed, a source close to one of the banks said.
Notably, the governor of Russia's central bank, Elvira Nabiullina, is a close ally of President Vladimir Putin, who is on track to be re-elected in an election on Sunday... who presumably would like to avoid banking crisis headlines the day before the vote.


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Understanding Eye Allergies
Seasonal allergy eyes occur when airborne pollutants like dust and pollen come in contact with the clear membrane that covers the eyes (conjunctiva) and are incorrectly perceived as something dangerous, thus, the eyes overreact. That overreaction is really just their way of saying, "Hey! Something's trying to hurt us," even though it isn't.
Seasonal Allergy Eye Symptoms
Symptoms of seasonal allergy eyes include:
- itchy eyes
- red eyes
- tearing
- swelling and puffiness of the eyelids
- the feeling of something caught in your eye
- burning eyes
- watery eyes
Learn about more complex seasonal allergy symptoms by visiting Zyrtec.com
Causes of Seasonal Allergy Eyes
Seasonal allergy eyes are triggered by everyday things like:
- pollen
- animal hair
- pet dander
- grass
- dust
- weeds
- ragweed
- mold
Relief of Seasonal Allergy Eye Symptoms
Ways to help relieve your seasonal allergy eye symptoms include:
- allergy eye drops like VISINE-A® Eye Allergy Relief
You can also manage your symptoms by:
Indoor Tips
- Cleaning regularly to remove allergies like dust, mold, and pet dander.
- Keeping windows and doors closed to keep allergens out.
- Running air conditioners and air filters to sift out allergens.
- Cleaning and changing the air filters in both furnaces and air conditioners to keep indoor air fresh and allergen-free.
- Using allergy-proof covers on pillows, mattresses and other bedding to keep dust mites away.
- Minimizing carpeting that retains dust mites.
- Minimizing clutter to reduce allergens.
Outdoor Tips
- Checking the pollen count each day before heading outdoors. Usually, counts are highest between 5AM and 10AM.
- Showering after being active outdoors. This will remove allergens that might have stuck to you.
- Using a sterile saline eyewash or soothing wipe to clean your eyes before using an over-the-counter eye drop that relieves redness and acts as an effective antihistamine.
- Avoiding hanging laundry outdoors, as allergens can stick to your clothes.
- Wearing glasses when going outdoors to help shield your eyes from allergens.
- Choose a daily disposable contact lens, if you wear them, to minimize allergen accumulation.
For more severe symptoms of seasonal allergy eyes, please consult your eye doctor.


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One Week Ago in Kenya
I had the privilege of talking to a group of men, women and children who were sitting in a classroom-turned-church service in Lanet Umoja, a village just outside of Nakuru, Kenya. I was telling them about Heidi Keyworth Albanese, or Sr. Eurosia (Roro) as she is lovingly remembered by her brothers and sisters in the small Franciscan community she was a part of in Moretown, Vermont.
Heidi had always wanted to travel to Kenya, mostly so she could hang out with the children whose pictures adorned the walls of the restaurant where she spent many hours cooking delicious meals made from ingredients she had foraged either from the woods or from the discard pile on the restaurant kitchen counter. She told me this more than once, most recently after I had finished a presentation about Kenya to the congregation in my church in Vermont.
This woman
was a wonder. She was creative, funny, and constantly in motion. As I addressed the men, women and children sitting in front of me in that classroom turned church for the day, it occurred to me that they all would have loved meeting her. I imagined her running around the school playground, engaging children in hand-clapping games, and even attempting to teach them French, the language she taught in the small primary school I directed in Vermont. She would have called them all "lovey", and they would have wanted to braid her hair, which was usually done up Pippi Longstocking style anyway. Young boys and girls would have brought her mendazzi to eat, snuggling on her lap while she told them stories about her home in America. She would have loved them, and they would have known that she did.
At the end of my brief presentation Fr. Thomas Mugi asked everyone to observe a moment of silence, reminding us that their tradition tells them to honor those who have passed. The room was quiet, with the exception a few shifting feet and a babbling child at the back of the room. Then he and I held Heidi's picture and the plaque we had made specially for her, standing for photos in a room surrounded by homemade posters designed to teach Kenyan preschoolers how to read and understand the English language. I couldn't help but think about how happy Heidi would have been had she been there that day, but that she most likely would have been outside on the playground, surrounded instead by children, dancing to the music that she heard coming from the homemade instruments and voices of those who attend that church. Unfettered joy would have filled the air.
I want to thank
all of the people who made it possible for me to travel to Kenya and dedicate this new preschool classroom to the memory of Heidi Keyworth Albanese. The list is too long to print here, but I am grateful to each one of you for your contributions to Everyone's Child in honor of Heidi Albanese. As I say in the video below, the completion of these classrooms is a result of your gifts. More importantly though, Heidi's memory now lives in a place she always longed to visit, happily among the children she wanted to meet.
Video of Heidi's Classroom Dedication:
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Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter (1984)
This purported "Final Chapter" of the franchise would not be the last, but it made for a convincing conclusion. However, as is the way in Hollywood, if it makes money, make more of it! So, they did. Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter is arguably the best of what I call the classic formula before Jason rose from the grave or any self-aware satire crept into the films. However, I do have one terribly stinging point with this film that has actually forced me to turn it off time and again. Now that I have you intrigued, let me break down the premise for this fourth film.
The film begins, again, where the last one left off. Jason's supposedly dead body is carted off to the Wessex County morgue, but it is only a matter of time before Jason Voorhees is back on his feet killing his way back to Crystal Lake. Arriving at the lake is the Jarvis family which include the mother (Joan Freeman) along with daughter Trish (Kimberly Beck) and the pre-teen Tommy Jarvis (Corey Feldman). Of course, there is a whole station wagon full of teens on the way, and soon after, there is also a man named Rob Dire (Erich Anderson) camped out in the woods who is on the hunt for Jason. He has caught word that Jason's body is missing from the morgue, and believes that Jason is alive and headed back to Crystal Lake. His sister was a victim of a previous massacre, and he's out to stop Jason himself. He crosses paths with the Jarvis family, and becomes an instant friend with young Tommy who shows him his collection of personally created horror monster masks. Shortly after Rob departs back into the woods, Jason begins to pick off the fun-loving teens next door one-by-one, as usual. However, the climax of the film shows Jason getting the tables turned on him in the worst way, despite how madly he fights to off these final few potential victims.
Okay, the positives here are many. First off, Tom Savini returned as special make-up effects artist to kill off Jason. His talent and quality elevate the film very high up beyond the previous two films. It's not just the quality of the effects, but the dynamic ideas that Savini can put into practical execution that make for more inventive kills and scenarios. This only gets better and more graphic as the film goes on. They don't hold back in the climax, and really drive home the "death of Jason" intent with highly convincing and elaborate make-up and physical effects. It's one of the most successfully graphic films of the series being able to put more of the unsettling violence on screen than ever before.
Director Joseph Zito does a wonderful job to make this a more cohesive piece than the previous entry, and also brings along some character depth. Screenwriter Barney Cohen develops the characters well giving them strong introductions with distinct personality. As with Part 2, we get actors with some charisma, energy, talent, and rich personality. They jump into their roles fully, and have an enjoyable time in front of the camera. Among the young talents featured are Crispin Glover and Corey Feldman. Both of which turn in solid work. Glover is mostly known as George McFly from Back to the Future as well as the Thin Man from McG's Charlie's Angels films. Director Zito clearly knows how to work well with actors, and how to bring some entertaining qualities out of their performances. He also crafts some of the best suspense of the series using Manfredini's music, smart camera work, and nicely plotted scenes to create a tense atmosphere for Jason to thrive in.
This is one of Manfredini's most tense scores, yet. I think it tends to depend on the director he's working with on how good his scores end up being. On the films where the directors have a strong, vivid vision for the film, and know how to craft horror with suspense, we get his musical talents at their best. This is a prime example of what Manfredini can do when collaborating with the right filmmakers.
Focusing back on the cast, Feldman richly demonstrates the potential he had as a young actor here. He's essentially a lead actor, but an unexpectedly so. He surely charms an audience, and is highly relatable. Still, one would not focus on him as the real forefront character of the film until they see where the story weaves itself in the third act. As Tommy Jarvis, he starts out like any young kid – fun, energetic, and imaginative. However, when the story finally takes a more dangerous turn near the end, Feldman shows his diversity with a very intense and dramatic performance. It sells the ending of the film entirely, and could have been a gross failure with any lesser of an acting talent.
Ted White has never been a standout Jason performance for me. From many accounts, it seemed like he didn't care for the job himself, and was just collecting a paycheck. How accurate that is, I'm not sure, but where Richard Brooker seemed to have a definite and distinct personality for his portrayal, White's seems less distinct and more generic. There's nothing particularly bad about what he does, it has just never made much of an impression on me. However, he does do a quality job that some fans do appreciate and enjoy.
Now, the big negative mark I personally put against this film is the character of Trish Jarvis. In the latter end of the film, she becomes so painfully DUMB that it literally becomes a chore to continue watching the film. Now, this is a bit of a spoiler, so, avert your eyes for until the next paragraph if you wish to avoid such things. It's the dead of night, Rob Dire goes down into the pitch black basement, and gets bludgeoned to DEATH by Jason! So, what does Trish do? She runs away, but then, changes her mind – as if she suddenly came to her senses (when she really takes all leave of them) – and goes back to find Rob in that basement where Jason is undoubtedly still lurking around! This is moronic beyond comprehension! Anyone who would get anywhere NEAR believing this to be a good idea deserves to have their brains bashed in! Sorry, but this level of moronic incompetence just pisses me off, and I think Barney Cohen owes me an explanation for writing the character like this. Unless you're doing a horror movie parody, this sort of writing is just ridiculous, and is reflective of the worst, most clichéd writing in the horror genre. It's dumbing down the characters to the point where they are just short of brain dead to service some idiotic need in the storytelling. Furthermore, she continues on from this point being a total moronic idiot making the stupidest decisions in the midst of an attack from a homicidal madman, and it is only a total shame that it's her who embeds that machete in Jason's cranium!
This is all just sad because the film is filled with smartly written characters. The cast has great chemistry, and make for a very entertaining film. Zito balances the light-hearted moments out well with the hard hitting horror elements. It's all solid examples of what the genre can offer at its best, which many films don't tend to strive for, or don't have the talent involved to make happen. So, it baffles and angers me to see such a dumbass character be given the run of the third act of the film. Actress Kimberly Beck does nothing in her performance to make it any more bearable. He flashes these dumbfounded expressions over and over again throughout the movie further instilling no confidence in Trish's intelligence.
If you ever wonder why I don't tend to post numerical ratings on my reviews, it's because of maddening conflicts like this. It's a great, excellent film except for this one terrible element. I should look on The Final Chapter as a crowning achievement in the franchise, its high point, but because I have to spend a third of the film watching a badly written character run around like she's looking to get killed, I can't do that. I have literally turned this movie off after that basement scene and not gone back to it. It's at that point where the film takes a nose dive for me, but that's just me. For whatever reason, other fans can look past that, or just never viewed it in the same light as me. I just can't tolerate a stupid character unless there's something endearing about them, but there's none of that here for me with Trish Jarvis.
Aside from that, this really has all the best elements the franchise has always strived to bring together in a cohesive whole. The previous three laid the ground work, some doing a better job than others, but this entry got it right in spades – suspenseful tension, high quality make-up effects, and a solid story with wonderful, memorable characters. Regardless of my sole gripe with the film, you can hardly pass this one up because Joe Bob Briggs says, "it's got important plot points," in regards to the following two sequels. This begins the Tommy Jarvis trilogy of the Friday The 13th franchise, each film starring a different actor in the role Feldman originated, and I have contrasting opinions on the following two films.


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As the year draws to an end, one can't help but wonder where you will be sitting in a year's time. One ponders about growth, performance, streamlining of processes, potential contracts, client satisfaction and overall company welfare.
While waiting in anticipation for the holidays, and growing excitement for the new year, we thought we would take a glimpse at what awaits us in 2008. So without further ado, please find below some of the projects we are busy with, and will be busy with in the beginning of 2008.
Bedrooms in Boxes:
Bedrooms in Boxes is a truly unique concept, promising to bring some spice back into your life. Before we let the entire cat out of the bag, keep an eye out here on the Mammoth Blog, or on the Bedrooms in Boxes website!
Website: www.bedroomsinboxes.com / Bedroom Makeovers South Africa
Elex Khanyisa:
Elex Khanyisa was formed with the main objective of focussing on all types of electrical inspections.
Website: www.elexkhanyisa.com / Electrical Inspections South Africa
The Wine Registry:
The Wine Registry is an online gift registry for wine lovers. Showcasing the best of South African wines, you will quickly be able to celebrate your love for wine!
Website: www.thewineregistry.co.za / Wine Registry South Africa
My Third Wave:
My Third Wave is a web application that was built to help law practices in the USA manage their case loads, and to enable easy access of information by all parties involved.
Website: www.mythirdwave.com / Law Practice Case Management
Mammoth Solutions:
Yes, the time has come 🙂 The new Mammoth Solutions website will launch early 2008!