Published by Justin Tadlock on May 2, 2011 | 195 Responses At some point in the past year, a disturbing movement has been growing in the WordPress theme development community. If you’ve ever looked at a few themes from Theme Forest, you might have noticed this horrible trend. This isn’t just a Theme Forest issue though; it’s a problem that’s growing in the theme development community and must be eradicated.
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Bhargav Raut Published 12 months ago | Permalink “”As you can see, the pretty design for the text is gone and ugly shortcodes are left within the post content. It’s simple enough to delete those shortcodes in a handful of posts, but it’s a huge problem when users have 100s of posts that use this shortcode.”"
Kilwag Published 4 months ago | Permalink I don’t like using the gallery short code for this very reason. I don’t ever anticipate leaving Wordpress, but my website has been up and running for 5 years longer than Wordpress has existed. If I ever have to leave Wordpress for any reason in the future, I don’t want a couple hundred (or thousand) broken pages with missing content interspersed with useless gallery short codes. Of course you could write some code to go back and reverse engineer all the gallery short codes into html, but who wants to do that?
Justin Tadlock Published 4 months ago | Permalink Yeah, I’m hesitant with shortcodes like [gallery] too. Like you, I used something different before WordPress. While I can only hope that WordPress will always be around and that I’ll always use it, there’s always that possibility that I’ll be using something different in 10 years.
Kilwag Published 4 months ago | Permalink I agree that it might be time for WordPress to recognise that there are users who don’t want to wade through markup just to add simple things to their post like highlighted paragraphs.
darkpollo Published 12 months ago | Permalink Hi, found this one year later, but having these problems right now.
Jenn Colgan Published 2 years ago | Permalink You know, as a relatively naive user, I would never guess how complicated it could be if I used a theme that used short codes! This is why I’m so intimidated to make the switch to Wordpress – there are so many variables out there that can cause my blog to go haywire. Thank you for this, at least I now know what could happen!
Bryan Published 2 years ago | Permalink One problem with your argument is that you assume everyone wants to or should have to learn HTML. When I make a website for a research lab, their job is to continue doing cancer research, mine is to make sure they can manipulate their contact/donations form while having to spend as little time away from their job as possible. Frankly…this assertion is a little narcissistic. You have your job…part of it is HTML. Other people have their jobs…some maybe not as important and maybe some more important…but very few of their jobs’ is to learn yours.
Justin Tadlock Published 2 years ago | Permalink This is what happens when someone misses the point completely. I’ll try to explain so that you can understand though.
WordPressショートコードの狂気と向き合う | 高橋文樹.com November 18, 2011 at 10:01 am | Permalink Shortcode Ultimate | WP Guides November 18, 2011 at 6:59 pm | Permalink Mario Peshev Published 2 years ago | Permalink I have to believe that anyone smart enough to use WordPress has the capacity to learn how to use the class attribute within an HTML element. It’s possible that I’m wrong, but I have a lot of faith in my fellow WordPress users.
Jonsky Published 2 years ago | Permalink I’ve been using Prestige Themeforest by Digical Cavalry for a few months now and they look great. While the shortcodes made it easy to do a lot of things, it’s also the reason why I procrastinated so much. I was reluctant to put in the work only for it to go to waste one day when it ceases to become compatible with the latest version of wordpress.
Some Business Thoughts For WordPress - Sparq Vault September 3, 2012 at 4:11 pm | Permalink Building plugin-like functionality into WordPress themes November 29, 2012 at 10:34 pm | Permalink Keith Davis Published 1 year ago | Permalink Hi Justin
Atlante Avila Published 1 year ago | Permalink I think that instead of building the shortcodes in to the themes, we as developers should create a plugin that comes with the theme and this way, all shortcodes are still usable even in the event that our customers decide to switch themes.
Kate Published 1 year ago | Permalink I love the shortcode plugin by Elegant Themes and I love the shortcodes that beautify themeforest themes but I have definitely run into the special hell of changing a site with 100+multimedia posts all carefully styled using specific to the theme shortcodes. Can everyone just say [one_third] instead of making up their own variation? I am one if those annoying designers, not a developer, and my clients do not want to learn html…I barely want to but I do it. Plugins, if they were flexible with custom colors are good! red, green yellow….no custom color! yikes! What about hybrid’s plugins that say they are specifically for hybrid themes and use hybrid hooks. How is that really different in terms if locked in? Maybe it is, I don’t know. I apologize if I am repeating what others have said, Like my attention span for coding, I read about [three_fourthcol5] of these posts
Justin Tadlock Published 1 year ago | Permalink Can everyone just say [one_third] instead of making up their own variation?
Danilo Published 1 year ago | Permalink Excellent article.
Persona - Responsive AJAX Blog and Portfolio WordPress Theme April 15, 2013 at 5:48 am | Permalink Skematik | jazzsequencejazzsequence May 2, 2013 at 2:37 pm | Permalink 5 Reasons Why WordPress is Amazing — Moore Creative Ideas May 26, 2013 at 11:19 pm | Permalink The two greatest WordPress plugins that every website NEEDS (not really) Rami Abraham | Rami Abraham - Music, Code, Also Other Things July 9, 2013 at 7:08 pm | Permalink Some Web Guy Published 10 months ago | Permalink I just have one simple question, how would you put lets say accordion or any other more complex shortcode in the middle of your post with plugin?
Justin Tadlock Published 10 months ago | Permalink You’d do it just like any other shortcode. The method would be no different than building the shortcode within a theme. An accordion should be fairly simple, but I’m not a big fan of how those types of shortcodes are typically coded, at least as far as handling the content/data is concerned.
Shortcodes Should Never Be Included With Themes. Period. | Theme Lab July 13, 2013 at 2:28 pm | Permalink Karen Walters Published 8 months ago | Permalink That’s good information. I’ve been searching for a way to simply add these, I appreciate it.
The ThemeForest Experiment: One Year Later September 11, 2013 at 10:46 pm | Permalink Why custom post types belong in plugins September 14, 2013 at 5:08 pm | Permalink A short farewell to shortcodes | One Billion Words November 7, 2013 at 9:32 pm | Permalink DerSiedler Published 3 months ago | Permalink Never thought of the problem with shortcodes. But you’re absolutely right. Using another theme from a different author ruins the style. The discussion is 2 years old. Does anyone know if there is a plugin now?
Behind the Design of the Forefront theme | ThemeShaper February 25, 2014 at 5:01 am | Permalink Susan Paigen Published 2 months ago | Permalink The limitation of shortcodes – that you’re then tied to the theme or plugin which generates the shortcodes – is important. And although the advantage of putting them plugins instead of themes is clear, there are also problems with plugin conflicts. I found this post researching because of conflicts generated by 2 different popular post-content plugins.
Susan Paigen Published 2 months ago | Permalink Sorry, the second blah blah blah was wrapped in div code, which got stripped out.


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The Boise, Idaho, that is the darling of top 10 lists, is not the same Boise, Idaho, where Will Hay grew up. During his teenage years in the mid-1990s, there was no Treefort, no Rhodes Skate Park, no Boise Rock School.
As a student at Borah High School, Hay was obsessed with the Beastie Boys and, in his own words, “starved for culture.”
“I saw a lot of my friends leaving for cooler places like New York, San Francisco, Portland or Seattle, and they were getting culture spoon fed to them,” he recalls. “But it was lean around here.”
Today, as owner of Spacebar Arcade in downtown Boise, the 39-year-old entrepreneur is doing his part to nurture the culture that has helped Boise become the fastest-growing city in the U.S. in 2018, according to Forbes.
We sat down with Will to learn more about his journey to becoming a business owner, including how he deals with failure and his top piece of advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Education: Attended Borah High School, University of Idaho and Boise State University.
First job: Drive through at Central Park.
What’s the “secret sauce” that makes Spacebar successful?
Spacebar Arcade owner Will Hay takes a turn on his favorite pinball machine.
I’m not the biggest video game player and it actually helps the business. I know beer and wine. I look at all this stuff as art: From the music in the jukebox that I curate to the art of the video games to the art of the beer and wine that we have that’s all curated.
I think of our staff as our family and that’s a difficult task in the restaurant industry which can be cutthroat. I pay them all a manager’s wage. I want to retain them; it sets us apart. We also have DJ IGA once a month and I’ve been a member of the Vinyl Preservation Society of Idaho since its inception.
Why did you want to buy Spacebar?
I was Spacebar’s first hire, and I was running it for the previous owners but exploring other opportunities. I was trying to get a contemporary diner started. I got really close, but the deal fell apart at the end.
I should have been buying Spacebar. The previous owners wanted to sell it to me. At the time, I had no idea how to do it. I didn’t own a house, I was a newlywed and a first-time father. Another year passed and they asked me again. I was close but not there yet. The third time they asked then rescinded their offer. They weren’t ready to sell.
What's the biggest opportunity for Spacebar?
To grow. It was difficult to grow up and go through my late teens and 20s here. I was starved for culture. . I’ve always been a lover of the concrete jungle and we need to balance it out. There’s a ton to do outside but we can have more urban culture, and I think that’s coming. I’m proud that I stayed here and dug my heels in. I want (people) to keep coming back for more and I want to inspire people to want to stay here or start their own business and put their own spin on it.
Getting the previous owners to sell. We were in negotiations and I wouldn’t hear anything from them. It was a tough negotiation, but I held on to the bitter end. I had come to terms that I might have to walk away. I told myself, I’m going to have to be OK with thisblind spot was trying to get the diner open; I should have been buying Spacebar. A lot of the games started to break after we bought the business. We also had a geothermal pipe break and we had to be closed. We used it as an opportunity to do a huge overhaul of the bar during that week.
What's er?
Before buying the business, I felt like an owner, and I felt like I was the one seeing it through every day. But now, wanting to grow it, I’ve got to take a different perspective on what my role is. That’s not day-to-day so much. I need to pass on some of my responsibilities to other people. People love this bar and want to help me grow it.
Name one thing that prepared you for being a small business owner?
I neea different career path. I wanted to start a clothing line, so I took a job as a screen printer to learn the process. It was a 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. job and it taught me the discipline of what a real job was. It gave me a different mentality of how I should be working in any industry and gave me some discipline. I had kind of a free-flowing mindset previously. It helped me focus.
Don’t be afraid to fall because I fell many times before. In my personal life I’ve had failures and I’ve tried to pick myself up and dust myself off. And in business, if you have a loss, you have to suck it up and move on. You have to have a short memory. You can’t dwell, you need to keep moving, keep pushing.
It helps to have a second discipline outside of work. I picked up yoga 10 years ago and that has been exponentially helpful in my day-to-day life and work life. You need to have something else that you can fail at and learn to get better. It brings humility and balance.
Karen Appelgren and Gina Bessire in Zions Bank’s Business Resource Center helped with my business plan. I had issues with credit that had been resolved but were still on my credit report, and Gina helped me write a letter to explain it. My commercial relationship manager Saul Hernandez is awesome — he’s kind of a bulldog.
I felt like everybody from Zions took it personally to see that my U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) loan was approved. Everybody is extremely helpful. Any hairbrained scheme I get they are always there to bounce it off of them.
Looking to follow in Will’s footsteps and purchase a businessse provide counseling and training for entrepreneurs.
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Last month, I experienced a chemical pregnancy, and a loss at 5 weeks. To date, after three cycles, this was the only confirmed pregnancy I've experienced. We transferred two embryos on day three of our second FET cycle. My first beta at 13 DPO was 43. The doctor said to me " Congratulations, you're pregnant." But, we all knew 43 wasn't high enough. The second beta was 41. That was it. For just over one week I was pregnant. Our embryos, our babies, weren't healthy enough to survive and thrive. I started bleeding at 5 weeks. I was so thankful to have made it that far. I don't know why, but that really meant something to me...
Since then I've struggled to make sense of what happened. Being pregnant for one week. What does that mean?
I've spent a lot of time thinking about the term "chemical pregnancy"...what it implies. Technically, any pregnancy that ends before 6 weeks and the identification of of a sac or pole is a chemical pregnancy ~ according to my RE. Anything after 6 weeks is technically considered a miscarriage. Many of the chemical pregnancies I've heard of end before they've begun. The woman starts to bleed when she would normally expect her period, despite a positive pregnancy test. Typically, women (who aren't obsessive-POASers like we infertiles) may not even know that they've had a chemical pregnancy. Mine fell somewhere in between. Part of me felt like I was lying when I said I had miscarried. Part of me felt like I didn't deserve to grieve but to me it was a real pregnancy. And it is a real loss. Calling it "chemical" makes it seem like it was something less than that. But to me...
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I felt very similar about what happened with our first IVF cycle. Though it was technically a chemical pregnancy, I can't call it anything other than a miscarriage because it just doesn't feel right. Thinking of you!
I am with you. My second loss was a technically a chemical but I don't think of it like that at all. I considered myself pregnant and then I miscarried. You are right to believe this way!
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By Mark Pack | Fri 18th January 2013 - 9:52 am
With the number of teenagers dropping, simply talking about absolute numbers risks being very misleading. Just because the raw numbers are down, that doesn't mean the proportion of teenagers doing something has fallen.
In fact, it's quite possible for a higher proportion of teenagers to be doing something and for the raw totals to be down. (That is just what has happened with some of the figures over the last couple of years.) Simply reporting the latter without mentioning the former would be misleading. And you don't want to be that, do you?
Applications are not the same as acceptances
Data about application numbers come out ahead of offers and acceptances, which in turn comes out ahead of data about the number of people starting courses, let alone the number finishing. So it's understandable that application data gets a lot of attention.
But it is only that. Applying to university isn't what educates people, it's going to university. Applying to university isn't what opens people up to new ideas and experiences, it's going to university. And applying to university isn't what breaks down inequality, it's going to university.
Don't confuse application data with how many people are getting a university education.
Don't assume that what the overall figures say is happening is true about teenagers. There are more than enough mature students to if to be possible for the overall figures to say one thing and for something different to be happening to teenagers.
Indeed, a very broad-brush description of what is happening to university applications is that applications from teenagers have held up but from mature students have fallen (remembering to factor in #1 above and, ahem, ignoring #2). It's the latter which depresses the overall figures, yet the rhetoric about the overall figures is often applied as if it is true about teenagers when in fact it isn't.
Yes, being accurate does matter
These aren't just theoretical points. Taking #1 and #3 into account turned on its head what the figures released around the start of 2012 really showed – and of course #2 also means those figures were given more attention than they deserved.
There is actually a fourth, more general, point to bear in mind too: the new tuition fees system is rather complicated, most obviously evidenced by it not being a system of up front fees, yet the widespread prevalence of that very phrase in online comments about it. So it's well worth taking some time to (try to!) understand how it really works. This film from Martin Lewis rather good on that.
Read more by Mark Pack or more about martin lewis or tuition fees.
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Peter Watson 18th Jan '13 - 11:46am
@Mark Pack "not being a system of up front fees"
Surely it is up-front fees in terms of the universities receiving their money, whether that be from the Student Loans Company (though spread over the year AFAIR) or from students ineligible for loans? Rather it is the repayment of those loans that is not up-front, beginning after graduation (though under the new system interest accumulates on those loans from the beginning).
@Mark Pack "Applications are not the same as acceptances"
Similar question – can you point me to a good source for this info.
I appreciate the points you make above but it would be a bit more helpful to have the data (or know where it is) in order to put your advice into practice. I know, 'Just Google It', but hopefully you've already done that for me 🙂
Mark Pack 18th Jan '13 - 1:37pm
Peter: For number of teenagers, see Figure 1 in the Word document at http://bit.ly/13LZwhO (It's actually a graph for 18-20 year olds, but that's just as, if not more, relevant for the overall point.) For an example of the big different between applications and acceptances, see the Cambridge figures at http://www.study.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/publications/docs/admissionsstatistics2011.pdf
Peter Watson 18th Jan '13 - 3:14pm
I think that looking at figures for individual universities is difficult since each applicant can apply for a maximum of 5 places (4 in some subjects, can't apply to both Oxford and Cambridge), and there is a huge range of applications per place for different institutions and subjects.
Google took me to UCAS' own figures (http://www.ucas.ac.uk/documents/mediareleases/ucas_entry_year_acceptances_eoc_2012.pdf and http://www.ucas.ac.uk/documents/End_of_Cycle_Report_12_12_2012.pdf)
Too much info to digest quickly (to say the least), but headline figures for university acceptances of English students in English institutions from the first document shows for the last few entry years:
341,759 (09/10), 343,242 (10/11), 363,147 (11/12), 316,848 (12/13)
and from the second document's key points:
"Fewer applicants in 2012, a small increase in the acceptance rate, a large fall in acceptances"
"Recruitment into the 2012-13 academic year decreased substantially in England and Wales
The majority of this weakness in demand is associated with applicant to institution flows where tuition
"Entry rate for English 18 year olds fell in 2012 but remains higher than all other cycles, save 2011"
Returning to the thrust of your article, even if Lib Dems can produce statistics to quantify the effect on university applications and spreadsheets to show comparisons between student loan repayment regimes for different scenarios, it is the sort of thing that will fly over the heads of most of us. And opponents and supporter can all selectively quote the figures that suit them. The challenge is to address the simple political accusation of betrayal and the wider corrosive damage of a loss of trust, and that needs a simple political message. I don't think that Clegg's "sorry" was helpful since it acknowledged that there was something wrong that required an apology but it was unclear exactly what he was apologising for. Equally, having endorsed and defended the new system (and essentially accepted its likelihood as early as the coalition agreement negotiations), it might be difficult to now say "There aren't enough Lib Dem MPs so we did not get what we wanted but tried to make a bad idea better."
Dave Page 18th Jan '13 - 4:51pm
There were some interesting statistics from the London Evening Standard claiming that 50% of A-level students believe that they have to pay £27k upfront to go to University and this has put many off even applying.
I'd like to see some better evidence for this than a newspaper article, but it's something that isn't considered by Mark's points above – the difference between the perception of tripled tuition fees, and the reality of capped graduate tax.
Steve Way 18th Jan '13 - 5:32pm
AlanPlatypus 18th Jan '13 - 7:35pm
@ Dave Page @ Steve Way
The figures came from a YouGov poll conducted for the University of Roehampton in August 2012, and the Standard reported, "The Roehampton poll found that 51 per cent of London students thought they would have to pay their tuition fees before starting a course, compared with 44 per cent nationally."
However, I think the report is a bit misleading (and doesn't indicate whether students thought they paid for the whole course upfront or just the first year). If we look at the results of the poll9kh2qmzzru/YG-Archives-Roehampton-TuitionFeesUni-140812.pdf) the data is based upon the first question which asks, "How much, if anything, do you think new UK university students (i.e. those starting in the academic year 2012/ 13) will have to pay to their university in tuition fees _before_ they start their course?", to which the responses allowed were "Full tuition fees for a year", "Half tuition fees for a year", "Nothing", "Don't Know". Fees are received by the university at the beginning, whether from the student or the student loans company (after 90 days anyway), and the question does not refer to loans for tuition fees, so I don't think it is obvious how the respondents would interpret the question. In a later question, 77% of respondents knew the loan was repaid on salaries above £21000 (and a further 15% thought it was the old level of £15000), so they did appear to understand that it was a loan paid post-graduation (though interestingly, they believed they would be worse off each month than previous graduates on the same salary, so that part of the message had not been understood).
@AlanPlatypus "Lest we forget the deliberate misinformation given out by Labour and the NUS, no wonder so many students are confused."
Sadly no, it's all from a good few years back. I remember the arguments though, they were fun.
Matthew Huntbach 18th Jan '13 - 11:22pm
It shouldn't be. That's what democratic politics is about – you come together and work out a compromise which is sort of the average of everyone's position. What's wrong with that? If everyone sat around and said they wouldn't budge unless they got everything 100% their own way, the country would be ungovernable. The line that with 57 MPs to the Tories' 306 in the coalition we can't shape the governments policies but we can colour in some of the details seems to me to be not a bad one. What's wrong with saying we accept that because it's what the people voted for, but it would a different sort of government were it 306 LibDem MPs and 57 Tories? Aren't we going to be going into the next election arguing the case for having more Liberal Democrat MPs? So why therefore should we be afraid of saying the situation now is not as good as we would like due to there being so few Liberal Democrat MPs?
I think the approach that you describe (regularly!) is one that Lib Dem leaders should have followed from the beginning, and it is probably not too late for them to go forward making the point that they are a small part of the government. But having failed to do so in the past, they risk looking inconsistent and unprincipled if they now begin to distance themselves from policies they have enthusiastically endorsed over the last couple of years, and in many cases it is those policies which have already damaged the party. Tuition fees is a particularly high profile example, mainly because of the publicity generated during the election campaign and afterwards about pledges. There has been a lot of support for the new system from senior Lib Dems (and here) as being "fair" or "fairer" so it would be hard for the party to row back now, even if it wanted to.
BrianD 19th Jan '13 - 1:24pm
I completely accept Matthew H's point, I just don't accept the average outcome. Our candidates had signed pledges not to vote for an increase in fees. That should have been part of our 'package'in the negotiation because our credibility depended upon it. We now have learned well meant optimistic articles attempting to diffuse the impact of our betrayal.
Phyllis 19th Jan '13 - 2:46pm
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Exactly right. And they are still doing it, with Secret Courts, Rights for Shares etc etc. against the will of their own Conference.
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I was initially squeamish about seeing this show, but went because of a friend who had a bit part in it. Was pleasantly surprised at how well the cast performed Sondheim's very challenging (wordy, often discordant) score, and how very watchable it was. Suitable for kids over 10, but they let in kids over 5. It was a very fast three hours, very enjoyable and well-produced. Director Ron Scarlata and Conductor Hector Salazar did their usual magic, and the cast was very professional -- always on pitch and powerful. Great job by all involved.


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A new application for Android tablets, called SleepFit, may help to monitor the daily progression and response toReviewing a patient’s perspectives and experiences can, in contrast, be a challenge rather than a helpful strategy. Some patients show subclinical cognitive dysfunction, even at early stages of the disease, which can impact the way they perceive their symptoms and surrounding environment.
To inform clinical decision-making, researchers have developed SleepFit, an easy-to-use application (app) for Android tablets that can help patients record of their motor symptoms at given times of the day.
Using questions and tests to collect data on the patient’s motor and mobility skills, the app can be a source of subjective data that’s unbiased by patient recall. It integrates the items measuring motor symptoms from the Scales for Outcome in Parkinson Assessment Diary Card (m-SCOPA-DC) and a new Visual Analogue Scale assessing global mobility (m-VAS).
Researchers evaluated the potential of this new home-based tool and compared it to data collected from standard interviews among 42 patients with mild to moderate Parkinson’s who participated in the Sleep and Move study (NCT02723396).
All participants were asked to use the app four times a day for 14 days to record their symptoms: in the morning, 30 minutes after waking up and one hour after intake of dopaminergic medication; in the afternoon before taking dopaminergic medication; and in the evening before bedtime.
In general, data collected through the two methods showed similar results for overall scores, with m-VAS scores differing by 10% and SCOPA-DC by 18.3%. For single motor symptoms, such as involuntary movements, hand dexterity, walking, and ability to change position, results were also similar with differences of less than 20% between the two methods.
“We believe that a prospective approach would enable better clinical evaluation of patients’ subjective symptoms and, thus, better clinical management of the patients themselves,” said Ratti, who is also a researcher at the Pierre Zobda-Quitman University Hospital in Fort-de-France, Martinique.
“Although SleepFit is still under development, we believe it will eventually become a powerful tool to support patient evaluation in real-life conditions, encompassing motor and non-motor symptoms of [Parkinson’s disease],” he said.
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This book had a lot more to it than I thought it would. It's Young Adult fiction, and the author is a professor at Calvin College, my alma mater. I expected it to be good, as Schmidt is an award-winning author, but it was even better than I expected.
Set in 18th-century Britain, Anson is the young drummer assigned to a military unit tasked with enforcing King George II's rule over the Irish. His own struggle plays out as he both serves in the military, which is not only a family tradition, but in a unit led by his father, yet sees a disparity in why it is necessary to have the laws the unit is then tasked to enforce.
Book: The Story of Edgar Sawtelle
I'm about to post a bunch of books, so probably not going to say a whole lot about them...
I read this book with my book group, all 500+ pages of it. In fact, when our group first met about this book, I had only read about a quarter of it. It's a good book, but not an easy book. There are some sections that seem to drag on, and a few little discrepancies with the timelines that are confusing in the beginning. Very literary, interesting concepts, read if you like long, literary books.
Oh, one other thing... if you follow the Opr*h book club, you may have seen this title there. I didn't know it was one of her selections until after I read it, but I will say it fits perfectly in the type of books she normally selects, so it was not a surprise to learn that.
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One of the things I enjoy doing in my free time is creative projects. I was inspired by a post on the Make It and Love It blog to make this with my mom, because one of the things that makes creative projects even more fun is working on them with someone else. :)
First of all, I'm job hunting. Yes, I've heard the economy stinks. Yes, actually, that does make job-hunting sort of depressing. But two years ago when I applied to grad school, while the housing market was shaky, nobody knew yet that the financial markets were also going to blow up, and that together these things would cause the "Great Recession." Lovely, isn't it? To many others out there who are also job-hunting: I feel your pain.
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Just squeaked in under the wire on this one... the program closed the day after we signed up to volunteer.
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Book: A Prayer for Owen Meany
It took me probably a year to read this book. Well maybe not, but I know the first time I picked it up and tried to read it was a looooooong time ago. I've seen this book on the "must read" or "favorites" lists of various people on F*cebook or blogs, and the story of how I came into possession of my copy is kind of interesting. (Warning: tangent!)
First of all, I tried to read this book at least once before, and just couldn't get into it. This time I just forced myself to read it, even though it was still difficult to get into. As the book wore on, the foreshadowing became darker and so the dramatic ending was not without some warning, although there were definite moments of tragedy throughout the book.
The book cover says, "Owen Meany ... believes he is God's instrument; he is." (Warning: tangent!) So I was watching the movie "Evan Almighty" last weekend (yes, I know, completely irreverent, but...) and in the movie, someone asks Evan if he believes God called him to build an ark. His reply is something like, "God calls all of us." I think personally, I feel the idea of Owen being called is so prominent in this book, that the idea that God calls all of us is invisible. I side with Evan on that one.
Summary... I would read another book by John Irving, primarily because his writing is good enough to make me want to see what else he's written. On the other hand, I really just didn't get it. I understood the book and the events in it, but I don't quite understand those that say this book is a "must read" or who have placed it on their "favorites" list. Maybe I missed something? Maybe I'm just really dense. I feel I'm at risk of being really dumb because the greatness of this book is completely obvious... to everyone else.
So if you've read this book and can enlighten me... I welcome your comments. What did you like about it? What  makes this book so great in your eyes?


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Do I read only completed series?A quick check of the reviews here will reveal that no, I don't. But it is something that I can all too easily understand why people choose to do. While part of me kind of enjoys the anticipation that comes along with closing one book and knowing that it'll be a few months, possibly longer, before I get to read the next one, another part of me is saying, "But I want to read it now!
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"Part of the appeal for me was that some of the tasks were ones that I had not done before," Roy said. "At that point in my life, I was really looking for a change and a challenge in a different way. And in no way reflecting negatively on Lyndon, it's just where I was at the time. This job, which involves much more writing than the campus job, brings me back to one of my first passions, and that was really exciting for me. It's also an opportunity to celebrate student athletes, coaches and the administrators who support them. Who could complain about that?"
"What I pitched was that we are a very well-run conference," she said. "We are organized, professional, on top of things and financially stable. We built a good financial plan, and when we knew we were going into membership shifting, we put some money in the bank instead of spending it, which made sure that we could move around shifting membership. That was appealing to those institutions, too. It was really just being a well-organized, efficient, well-run conference that also met their geographical demands as well."
"We knew we wouldn't get them if we had to have those schools from just outside Syracuse like Cazenovia go all the way to UMaine Presque Isle. There is no way that they are going to join that conference; that's too far," he said. "So we went out saying we are going to go divisional and this is how it will look. Once we did that, we started getting schools interested."
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Exceptional individual performances included Gabriella Hood who achieved a clean sweep of 9s, as well as Tyler Henderson and Kirsten Blackburn who achieved all their grades at 7, 8 or 9 standard.


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Doris Roberts, Dana Delany, Megan Gallagher, Louise Fletcher, Rosemary Forsyth, Robert Bauer, Erich Anderson
As with the storyline to "A Time to Remember" the characters are just as obvious be it Britt being the more fun loving daughter of Maggie whilst her sister Valetta is straight laced. And then there is Maggie who to be honest is almost a walking cliche as she celebrates success in Valetta's life but then seems cold to Britt. But despite this the actual performances be it Doris Roberts' touching performance of Maggie and her struggle with Alzheimer's Disease or Dana Delany's equally touching performance as Britt who just wants approval are good. In fact they make what are really quite cliche characters interesting and easy to connect with.


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Although it remains in the top five, Blade Runner 2049‘s international take at the box office continues to be disappointing. The film opened in China and Japan to only $7.6 million and $2.7 million respectively, halting the film’s overall gross to about $223 million. Industry estimates stated that the film would have needed to make about double that amount to break even.
Happy Death Day certainly benefitted from the holiday, experiencing a less than projected week-to-week drop of only 45.5% in its third weekend. Funny enough, this week’s domestic intake for the film would have still covered its production budget of $4.8 million.
Jigsaw performed a little lower than expectations, but it still managed to win the Halloween weekend. However, Jigsaw‘s small budget of only $10 million makes its $25 million gross pretty solid all things considered.
–George Clooney‘s Suburbicon bombed hard this weekend. Not only did it earn a mere $2.8 million, it earned an abysmal “D-” Cinemascore from audiences.
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“The tricky thing with hip pain is that it’s a nebulous term,” says Jason A. Davis, MD. “Many types of pain get put into the bucket of hip or low back pain. For example, you may have a spot of pain near the buttocks area, and it can originate from the lumbar spine or from the hip.”
“We’ll listen to your story, look for a pattern of where the pain originates and radiates, and understand the quality of pain,” Dr. Davis says. “From there, we’ll examine you, look at your legs and back, and obtain x-rays.”


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Share ON August 4, 1914, one of the most horrific wars of all time started. In one way or another, the First World War affected every community across Britain.
Here in Penarth over 300 men lost their lives, many were injured and countless families were devastated by the death or injury of a close relative.
Organisations across the town are organising different events to recall the sacrifices made by so many.
Some are very personal, others are bringing to mind specific aspects of the war, but the Service of Commemoration on Sunday, August 3, at St Augustine's Church is an event at which the whole community can come together for a joint act of remembrance.
The service will be led by Canon Roger WilliamsBarry Morgan.
Richard James, Chairman of the local branch of the British Legion, has been involved in the preparation for the service and a Legion member will carry the standard and another play the Last Post.
During the service the Roll of Honour will be re-dedicated. The Roll has been restored and enough money raised to ensure that the history of the Roll and those named on it will be recorded for perpetuity.
The Friends of St Augustine's, who organised the restoration, Trust. Generous donations and fundraising events also added to the fund.
All those involved very much hope that anyone wanting to pay their respects to those who died, and those who were injured, will come and join them on August 3, 10.30am at St Augustine's.


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Republican candidates say no to Trump debate
But what if The Donald gave a debate and nobody came?decided to tactfully decline. Bachmann’s snub is especially hurtful for Trump as she had previously sought his endorsement of her candidacy. Ron Paul and Jon Huntsman were blunter in their refusal, with Paul describing the Trump debate as “beneath the office of the presidency.” Trump shot back by describing Paul and Huntsman as joke candidates.
The current Republican not-Mitt of the moment, Newt Gingrich, however, will be attending the debate, along with Rick Santorum, a candidate who’s polling in the low single digits. Gingrich said those who are passing on the debate are afraid of debating Trump. But another possibility is that Trump never ruled out running as a third-party candidate himself in 2012.


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Using the word “Quiet” in describing Borderline Personality Disorder seems completely uncharacteristic in accordance with how we typically depict BPD. We can also say it is the least dangerous or least selfish type of Borderline. This statement alone flies in the face of everything most clinicians and even those who live a life with BPD would imagine.
Borderline Personality Disorder as we know has nine classic symptoms. Some of these symptoms include intense fear of abandonment, uncontrollable rage episodes and splitting from black to white brain. Most Borderlines experience these symptoms and act outwardly in very painful ways. The perception of BPD is typically one of a person who acts out, tends to have very intense issues going on at all times and there is usually a wide circle of drama involved, including family and friends. The “Quiet” BPD conversely acts in rather than acting out. They internalize the intense emotions they feel. I have come to learn, BPD does not always come standardized. It doesn't always “look” like typical BPD, however the experience I was living with this disorder is valid just the same.ng thoughts in their mind and tend to feel out of place, alone and misunderstood. They feel a tremendous void or emptiness, are very sensitive and empathic.
They find themselves constantly questioning other people's intentions. They can overthink to the point of assuming the worst just to be prepared in case something bad or terrible happens. This tends to make them present as very anxious or insecure.
Unlike the BPD description we are used to, the quiet BPD is a people pleaser. They're convinced they will suffer abandonment if they make a mistake. Instead of getting mad at those around them, they judge themselves fiercely and take out their insecurities and war with themselves about how bad a person they are.
Quiet BPD's tend to sleep a lot, isolate or just lie in bed.
Quiet Borderlines often present as high functioning. For this reason, it may be hard to get to an actual diagnosis, as they are so good at faking their persona and holding things in.
Different from the self-harming such as cutting or burning themselves with cigarettes, that we know in BPD circles, the Quiet BPD will act out in a way that is socially acceptable. When they want to self-harm they will sleep too much or too little, eat junk food, over eat or not eat at all. They may shower on a very limited basis and not have good grooming. They also have a tendency to lash out at themselves in moments of anger with very detrimental self-talk and self-pity, instead of taking things out on other people around them.
The biggest indicator of being a Quiet Borderline is shutting down. This is the auto response of they use along with retreating, shutting down and internalizing. They simply find it too difficult to talk or express their feelings out loud to others. Again, this is what makes therapy or trying to treat someone who has Quiet BPD very difficult.
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Our cows roam freely on acres of land for most of the year rather than spending their lives in confinement. They spend their days “doing cow things” and as our farmers point out, the cows get excited to go out in the fresh air! They have access to plenty of clean water and walk miles each day, which promotes healthy legs and hooves. When they come home each night they are well-exercised and ready for the last milking of the day.
Pasture-grazed animals help the land grow stronger and healthier by naturally supporting the cycle of growth. As the cows roam over acres of land, they eat the plants and grasses that grow there and deposit manure, an essential source of nutrients for the soil, reducing the need for farmers to manually fertilize the land. The more nutrients in the soil and plant life, the healthier the cows, which leads to better quantity and quality of milk produced.
We respect the environment and make great efforts to be goodpart of our commitment under the Sweet Meadows Farms pasture-grazing protocol, we commit to manage all our natural resources – including plants, soil and water – in a sustainable fashion.
Sweet Meadows Farms started with a simple idea: deliver milk to your table that tastes just like it does on the farm — fresh, sweet and pure. Our farmers know how to do that: we let our cows spend as much time as possible in the pasture. You can practically taste the open air and sunshine in every carton!
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Aside from the ghosts of yesteryears, you can comb can take your family ghost hunting without worrying about intruders or snoops taking an unguided tour inside your home. There are covert wireless cameras, multiple cameras with receivers for of your home or business, vehicle security, computer and Internet security, and other uses. Then check the remote battery is in good condition, and as usual, make sure card unique to each customer, using two passwords entering only random parts and using digital certificates. If a covered appliance or system in your home breaks down, it will be fixed or replaced with man-made progress; one should visit it at least once in life. Still, he must not let anybody in unless it is the weekly housekeeper or the security codes or even alert the authorities if an intruder approaches the door.
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July is here!Between beach trips, barbeques, and local pool trips – your family is likely to keep busy and active this month. If you are anticipating the welcoming of a new baby, then you have so much to look forward to!July babies are a wonderful addition to the world. They are prone to adopting a sunny disposition sinhere in the northern hemisphere!Perhaps you could give your little one a floral moniker in honor of their birth month since farmers tend to work the hardest during July, diligently keeping their crops healthy and plentiful. July is a month of happiness, with a carefree summer feeling washing over us before the workload of the fall comes back around. Let's learn some fun facts about our new July babies!
Our children are the most valuable gifts we ever receive in this life. July babies are naturally represented by gifts and good fortune!The birthstone for people born in July is the Ruby. July-born children may adopt the traits of their stone, which would serve them very well in life. Rubies are known to be extremely strong!They register almost a perfect score on the hardness scale. Your little bundle of July joy will be strong-willed and resilient, just like the Ruby they are symbolized with. The strong-willed child can be challenging, but the positive traits they'll have will serve them well in adulthood!u'll be welcoming a little crab into your family!B It's been said they are the most devoted and loyal of the signs, so expect your little one to be by your side through it all in this life. They tend to mimic their symbol, though, earning them the rumor of being a bit moody or crabby. It's best to learn their sensitivities and connect with them through all their big emotions. I'm sure your crab will be the cutest one in this big ocean of life!
If your new babe makes their way into the world during the second half of the month, from the 23approx to the 31st, they will be a Leo. Your little lion will surely live up to its reputation. Leos are confident and full of character. They may be prone to a few tantrums – especially when they feel the attention is taken from them. It's the passionate side of them!My youngest child is a Leo, born on July 30th, and I notice such a difference in how she requires attention than my other two children. She is so much harder to please with small tasks, but I realize it's because she looks at every opportunity as big!I imagine great things for her and your new July baby!
Your new baby is bound to light up your heart – and every room they enter!Perhaps they get this characteristic from one of their symbolic birth flowers. July is represented by the Delphinium, or more commonly known as a Larkspur. Growing in a range of colors from blue to pink to white, they represent a spectrum of attributes from design to youth. These flowers are shockingly bright, used to draw all eyes to the gardens they grow in. They can be the center of attention, and if they're only children, they'll probably revel in it!
These bright blossoms aren't the only floral symbol for July babies. Exotic water lilies also characterize people born in July!
According to a study focused on young children's emotions and behaviors based on their birth season, your July baby may have fabulous self-regulation skills!This fairs well for us as parents because they may not be as prone to tantrums!They are less likely to get upset if things aren't going their way because their emotional skills may be above average. We can't guarantee you won't have to diffuse a few situations during their toddler years, but we can still celebrate these odds!
Well, not exactly. . . but your baby may be part of only 12% of the population!Babies born in July are the most likely to be left-handed!This makes them part of a small group that also tends to be very creative. They say if you are dominant with your left hand, then, which fuels creativity!
Whether they share the day laughing if they're born on International Joke Day or setting off fireworks during their entrance on the 4th of July, your baby has 31 chances to share their birthday with something special or fun!
July 3approx: International Plastic Bag Free Day (how to introduce sustainability into your life!) National Compliment Your Mirror Day (ways to self-love!
July 4th: Independence Day (our Editor-in-Chief's anniversary!
July 5th: National Bikini Day (Bathing Suits for Moms, here!
July 10th: National Kitten Day, National Pina Colada Day (how to enjoy and breastfeed!
July 15th: National Give Something Away Day (like hand-me-downs!
July 18th: World Listening Day (how to celebrate, even when it's difficult!
July 22nd: Pi Appreciation Day (even if Math is scary!
July 23approx: National Gorgeous Grandma Day (we love to celebrate grandmas!
July 25th: National Parents Day (finally, a day for us!
No matter what day, sign, flower, or name represents your new baby, they are bound to do great things. July is a wonderful month for birth, and we wish you all the best!Congratulations and welcome, July babies!


Laird played the Phantom amazingly well. He was mysterious and had a deep baritone voice. When he sang the words, “Sing once again with me…” in his deep baritone voice it gave me chills. During “Music of the Night”, when he covered Christine with his cloak and lulled her to sleep with his organ music, I truly saw the kind and loving side of the Phantom and no longer thought of him as a mysterious monster. I learned he was human too, and he felt emotions just like anyone else would, such as undying love for Christine. While she is in the Phantom’s Lair, Christine grows curious about what the Phantom might be hiding under his mask, and so when he isn’t looking, she sneaks up behind him and pulls it off! We then see for a split second what the Phantom was hiding… the right side of his face is horribly deformed. Christine is struck with fear and soon backs away from the Phantom as he lashes out at her, yelling, “Is this what you wanted to see?!?!” Christine is scared because this is not at all what she thought was behind the mask. She soon sees that the Phantom is lonely and has not experienced true love before.


Do we really ever think about how many items we have? I have removed at least 420 items and the cupboards still have lots in them! Some things are easier to get rid of than others. My difficulties include books, magazines, vases and sentimental items. My OH is less of a hoarder than me and has embraced my new enthusiasm. During the winter he has been scanning into the computer all our old photographs. I have to say initially I was not very keen on this idea, but we all look at them more now they are more accessible. Since we have had a digital camera the majority of the photographs are only on the computer in any case.
Our walk today was along one of the most scenic parts of the Dorset coast, although there are some cliffs to go up and down the views, as you will see are spectacular and are well worth the effort! We parked our car in the National Trust car park above Ringstead which I visitied in my blog a few weeks ago and took the inland coast path passing some stone sculptures to a wonderful named valley called "Scratchy Bottom". (We have some unusual named places in Dorset!)
Look back down the coast path at the hills we have climbed, the path is relatively close to the edge
After all that exercise we have lost a few calories, so we won't feel to bad when we are tucking into the chocolate easter eggs.
The good news, especially to my children, is that someone has removed the rubbish that was stuck in its branches. This means that they don't have the embarrassing task of helping me, which came as some relief to them!
Each time I visit the tree I notice something different. Do you see where someone has tried to set light to it? I'm so glad it wasn't successful!
I couldn't resist taking this picture of a tree with the sunset behind it, despite the caravans it looked lovely.
On another note I would like to say a big thank you to Jules for sending me a Liebster Blog award, thank you so much Jules, I do appreciate it. Her site A sea view is currently under reconstruction but her new banner shows exciting things yet to come. It is thought that the award originated in Germany and the idea is to pass it on another 5 blogs which you admire.
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Our children have returned from Uni this weekend and the garden has come out in a blaze of colour to welcome them home.
The blossom on Linda's magnolia tree has been outstanding
It has been another beautiful day today, we even managed to have a Sunday roast in the garden.
My daughter made us a wonderful rhubarb crumble with the first rhubarb this year, picked from the garden, it was delicious.
The sun was shining through the leaves of the crocosmia. Daisy and Twinkle were in the garden too enjoying the company and the sunshine and made perfect models for my plants!.
Daisy with Euphorbia wulfenii
Twinkle with Euphorbia oblongata. I purchased the seed from Sarah Raven a few years ago, she uses it in most of her flower arrangements. It is a wonderful plant it is easy to grow and seeds everywhere but can easily be pulled out.
A couple of years ago my daughter an I attempted to cross pollinate a deep purple and white hellebore, and the result is this light pink one at the front of the picture, which I think is quite pretty.
A bowl of hellebores from the garden.
On Weymouth beach this afternoon everyone was enjoying the sunshine.
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But the UAW strongly objects to GM's move, claiming that appointing salaried employees, rather than hourly UAW members, breaches the GM-UAW labor contract. said UAW spokesman Brian Rothenberg. "The local union has started the grievance process."
Nissan's decision to kill off its Titan full-size pickup in Canada came as a surprise to its retailers, including the brand's Canadian dealer advisory board. The Titan was not a "core product" for Nissan in Canada, said market President Steve Milette. "The Titan represented incremental business for us," he said. "This decision was about what we need to do to focus and prioritize our resources to move the Nissan brand forward in Canada, versus Titan as a product itself."
"We are going deep on the core car lines for us in Canada," Milette said. "We will invest massively in the nameplates that will move this brand forward."
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Restart delays among parts plants in Mexico, compounded by liquidity issues for lower-tier manufacturers, are roiling the supply chain arepare to reopen most of their North American vehicle plants today, Monday May 18th. "The financial liquidity of the industry is severely hampered right now,"p, said during an Automotive News "Congress Conversations" webcast. Some suppliers, particularly the Tier 2s and Tier 3s we're hearing from, are really starting to have some difficulty." "We see just over 20 percent [of suppliers] having less than eight weeks of liquidity - meaning if the industry were not to run at all for eight weeks, they would be in dire straits," Fream added. "It is a difficult time, and it's all the more reason why we as an industry have to get started again."


I wrote a small bit about katas from my own point of view, katas. You can read it here...
"Kata is a Japanese word (型 or 形) meaning "form".e."
Katas are very similar to games. You have a list of puzzles or user stories (depending on how written) and you get to complete them. They are also a great way to get used to the idea of TDD (test driven development) and write specifications for how something could or will work.
Katas are a great way to improve in a language or gain experience in a certain field, industry or situation.
Once the tasks are complete, you can then discovered things you like and dislike about both the way the specification has been written the way in which it has been solved.
There are also for Programming languages ruby koans.
For more of this see the katas page.


ok heat-wise if we left early enough, we were proven wrong again. A mile into the run, granted it was all uphill for the first half of the run, Richard and I were already soaked in sweat. James was still looking pretty dry, but that would change over the course of the run;-) Suffice it to say that it was a hard and hot run and I guess we better get used to it. It's not even summer yet and the temps coupled with the humidity are just excrutiating. Well, at least we'll be able to prepare in the proper weather conditions. I easily went through two bottles of water during this 9.5 mile training run and it seems I could have used more. I guess I better start using the water bladder and/or more than one bottle on my training runs. There is nothing worse than being thirsty on a hot training run. </s> y.
There is only one way to get over post vacation blues. Dessert. Something sweet to end your day, a little treat, and a little piece of ‘I’m still on vacation’ bliss. (I’m thinking about it like a little gradual detox.)
We are just returning from an amazing 10 days home in Nova Scotia, so the struggle is real and we needed a traditional east coast treat to soften the blow. Enter blueberry grunt. Grunt is the quintessential Nova Scotia dessert, and thankfully incredibly easy to make.
And so the traditional Nova Scotia treat got a little prairie twist with the addition of blackberries.
The soft, doughy, fluffy biscuits were like little clouds of heaven nestled in the tart berry sauce. YUM! And magically, just like the biscuits, our post vacation blues seemed to disappear very quickly….
These look so good those berries in that rich compote and those biscuits. I can visualize right now eating them with a generous scoop of good vanilla bean ice cream. yum. Yes a true healer of all blahs, DESSERT, lol.
Looks wonderful Meaghan. YUM.
I love this stuff. Sweet (literally and figuratively), simple, homey comfort food for dessert. I’ve never actually tried a grunt before (that sounds weird), but I’m very tempted. Plus I just have a general love for desserts with weird names (fools, messes, cobblers, grunts…). And hey, there are free blackberries all over the place around here, so maybe I’d better get picking!
AH, Meaghan, these look SO good. I can almost smell them through my monitor and taste the blueberries.
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 'sn'A goat may be a cheaper alternative way to keep the lawn mowed but somehow I don't think that would go down too well.
2012 is the year I resolve to support my plants better than ever before.
Well now my plants should be able to perform with the aid on my new cane, string and net supports.
There is one further job I must do. I have a clump of bamboo that would benefit from some aggressive thinning out and I hope to get some 3-4 foot canes from this exercise.
The Hazel has already provided this years crop of stems to use as further supports.
Looks like I will have to belt up!
Pots are porous and let in air to the roots.
Avoid pots getting top heavy in windy conditions. Too much plant growth can get caught by a wind, blow the pot over and smash the pot. For tall plants weight the bottom of the pot.
Keep the outside of decorative pots clean or algae and moss will be encouraged and discolour your pot.
If you want to artificially age your pot coat it in Yoghurt to encourage green algae growth.
Use hover mowers to keep your grass tidy but consider a cylinder mower for a top quality look to your lawn.
Mow up and down not across a slope and take extra care on any uneven groundst to be prepared.
Fill the petrol tank before you start as pouring petrol into a hot engine can be as dangerous as smoking.
Examine the area to be cut for stones, bits of metal, toys or pets.
When starting the machine keep it still, perhaps by putting your foot on the hood.
Hover mowers do not have wheels so they must be carried onto and off the lawn.Lift with care and buy one that is light enough for you to manage.
Do not carry the mower whilst it is running it will not float from one lawn to the next.
Keep the mower flat as it is designed to stop 'flying stones' by hovering close to the ground. Do not mow over gravel.
Don't take risks or walk backwards as you may pull the machine on top of you.
See also Gardeners Tips for more safety advice.
Take advantage of any natural frost protection such as moving pots to a sheltered south wall.
Remember fleece protection will keep temperatures higher, but, it cannot guarantee against frost.
These Iris Unguicularis have been placed against a south facing wall in a dry, free draining soil. A good free draining soil is often as important as protection against cold. A combination of wet and cold can be much more damaging than just frost.
Begonia plants are often the first to succumb to air frost. get the corms inside and protected for winter before the ground is also frozen.
Some 'gardeners' have a professional to do the hard work and this doesn't disqualify them as gardeners but the armchair variety is not as hardy as the all weather species.
Lawn Rake with tines that can collect leaves and hedge trimmings from grass or in this case paths. A long handle on most garden tools makes life easier.
Ear Muffs are not strictly essential garden wear but if you use noisy machinery for a long period they would be worthwhile. Hedge trimmers, wood chippers and some lawn mowers are noisy and so are the sounds of these tines on the path.
Like all plants, lawn grass needs air, water and nutrient from the soil. Too often these resources are lost to the grass as a lawn gets compacted by walking and playing on the lawn.
Water runs off compacted ground and doesn't soak in. Air is crushed out and worms that would help aerate the soil are not tolerated. Soil can become sour and lacking in nutrient despite seasonal fertilizers.
One solution is to spike the grass as you walk on it wearing the shoes as shown in this picture.
Hollow tyned forks are good for removing a core of soil to leave a short tunnel for water and air to penetrate the soil.
Professionals have special aerators for large areas like sports fields and bowling greens.
Amazon have a range of Aerators from the shoes to the wheeled roll up and down types.
A wide spike is better than a narrow spike. Narrow holes fill up quickly.


No, I'm not talking about the kind I had back in my high school and college dance team days. I'm talking about work flexibility. Since I started with my company over a decade ago (yes, really), we've had a pretty flexible work schedule. The general understanding is that an employee works out a schedule with […
Yep, folks, it's baseball season (well, MLB, anyway, little league has been going for a few weeks now). The Rangers had Opening Day on Good Friday, April 6, 2012. And for the 11th year in a row, I got to attend with my department. It's one of the many perks I get at my job-plus, […
For those of you (Sigmas) who hear that phrase and want to run screaming from the room, I apologize. Allow me to attempt to replace those horrific images with these adorable ones. Sam's school had an Easter egg hunt and Easter parade today. I'll leave you with some cute videos. Heading out to hunt Easter […


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Mayor Davis called the meeting to order at 8:07 Lucille Lushine, Selenia
Bonebrake, Robert Cooper, Estelle Gerson, Doris E. Brown and Melvin E.
Jones. Then, she CONSENT AGENDA: Ms. Davis removed the minutes of December
14, 1998. With that change, Mr. Putens moved approval of the consent
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be exceeded all expectations. He thanked the Recreation Department staff
and his other volunteers for their assistance.
Mr. Keppler requested that the Council help GNY seek official recognition
Center and Theater.
Mr. Putens suggested contacting GEAC for support. Mayor Davis suggested
were nominated for, and received a Maryland Recreation and Parks Association
(MPRA) Innovative Program award. Larry Hilliard displayed the award.
Mr. McNeal thanked Mr. Hilliard for bringing the program to Greenbelt.
PETITIONS AND REQUESTS: PETITIONS AND REQUESTS:.
this way. He expressed opposition to the Parkside annexation until the
Recognition program and noted that his wife, Rose Amberg, had placed
Sheldon Goldberg of 7848 Jacobs Drive, referenced an article in the
News Review about Starpower coming to GHI and asked if Starpower was
coming to other sections of the city. Mr. Turnbull asked if Starpower
that Starpower would be required to serve the entire city.
Regular Meeting, December 14, 1998: Regular Meeting, December 14, 1998:
on the last page. Council directed the Clerk to correct the omission
Executive Session, January 6, 1999Executive Session, January 6, 1999:
Council held Wednesday, January 6, 1999 be approved as presented. He
met in Executive Session at 7:20 p.m. in the Community Center Senior
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS:
what comes out of the process.
4-Cities Meeting, 1/21/994-Cities Meeting, 1/21/99: Mayor Davis reported
and legislative issues in Annapolis were discussed at the 4-Cities meeting.
Hitchcock Film Festival: Sarah Schaffer and Bo Ferguson reported that
the weekend's film festival was very successful. Ms. Shaffer noted that
$6,179 was generated and 1,200 people attended. She noted that Friends
Mayor Davis asked about aesthetic upgrades to the theater. Mr. Ferguson
stated that staff had not pinned him down, but Mr. Sanchez had mentioned
installing a Dolby Digital Sound system.
that he had seen the long lines. Mr. McLaughlin noted that Mr. Sanchez
was beginning to generate his own ideas. Mayor Davis thanked the News
into three areas and MML staff was directed to pursue legislation. Telecommunications
was hoped to be referred to summer study or a task force.
Mr. Putens thanked the Gazette distribution manager and reported that
he had not gotten any complaints from residents about delivery of papers.
Ms. Davis reported that 10-15 street lights were out on Hanover Parkway & Mandan
Road. She reported on a dog adoption day at Petsmart spons


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000 How DRM Directly Costs You Money And Time – And Why Every Consumer Should Care
The debate over digital rights management has been burning wildly in the past few years as large media companies attempt to find ways to distribute their content to users in this brave new world. Unfortunately, paranoia over protecting intellectual property has made an exciting new opportunity for spreading new music, film, and other media forms to a wider audience into a steady deluge of piracy battles and other nonsense that have directly hurt the consumer, whether they participate in improper use of the content or not. Even one of the largest purveyors of DRM media, Apple Computer, has wised up: in the words of their CEO, Steve Jobs: “”
In the past year, I have had multiple negative experiences related to digital rights management that have directly impacted my pocketbook in a negative fashion in multiple ways. Thanks to these approaches, it now costs me extra money to share my music collection with people in my immediate family, to move it from place to place, and to use it in multiple formats. Even worse: it costs me a lot of valuable time as well, time I could be using building The Simple Dollar or engaged in other worthwhile activities that could either fulfill my life or make me money.
Total cost of jumping through DRM hoops: Twenty minutes at $20 an hour = $6.67, plus the cost of a CD-R equals roughly $7.
It comes down to a question of who actually owns a product that you pay good money for, because DRM isn’t just a technology, it’s a business philosophy that can be extended to any product.
Karl says:	February 7, 2007 at 3:52 pm	I’m with you…I bought the same CD and returned it when I found out I couldn’t listen to it on my computer at work (I do a lot of writing and it helps having background music). Fortunately, I got it from a local record store instead of a chain, and they allowed me to exchange it for store credit. I got an older Cure album instead. Now on the increasingly rare occasions I do buy a new CD, I make it a point to go to that same store. But it’s getting harder and harder to justify getting new music at all these days.
Rob says:	February 7, 2007 at 6:05 pm	DRM will become even more of a nuisance once everyone transitions to HD video formats like HD-DVD and Blu-ray. The DRM policy for these products stipulates that every component of your home entertainment system must support that particular form of DRM, from the player, to the TV, to your speakers, and the very cables you use to connect them all. What you have now isn’t – the components are just now coming to market. If any electrical variations are detected, the video is automatically degredated to non-HD quality – so you’d better buy a brand new surge protector or battery backup system as well. Want to watch it on your computer? Better spring for a new video card, monitor, cables, and possibly motherboard.
In the past, DRM has been a nuisance. In the future, it is going to start to really hurt. I sense a consumer revolt. What the media conglomerates are too blind to see is that people prefer low-quality and free to hi-def and chained, anyway. Just look at YouTube.
Nathania Johnson says:	February 7, 2007 at 7:09 pm	The Foo Fighters are my favorite band and I was so disappointed when the music was scrambled upon putting it in my computer’s cd drive. I heard the Foo wasn’t happy about this and even posted directions on how to circumvent the situation on their web site. But in the end, who wants the hassle?
Vincent Maglione says:	February 7, 2007 at 8:54 pm	Hi Trent. I recently discovered this site and I’ve gotta say, it’s officially one of my very favorite blogs now. You write well, and the information is always invaluable.
Anyway, you’re obviously familiar with open source software, so I’ll spare you the zealotry and just come out and say it: for ripping CDs (and DVDs, for that matter), Linux, for me, has been incredibly useful. I’ve been using it for a few years now and the free, open-source programs available to it are truly world-class nowadays. For instance: you mention Sony’s DRM. Last year, they released CDs that not only scrambled ripped audio, but actually installed a rootkit onto Windows PCs. Sony distributed one of my favorite artist’s recent CDs (My Morning Jacket’s Z), which I didn’t know when I bought it. This CD happened to have the rootkit. Took it home, popped it into my Ubuntu-operated computer, and had it ripped in five minutes. No rootkit, no scrambled audio, just high-quality OGG-Vorbis files awaiting my portable audio player quickly and easily (literally the press of two buttons). And this has been true of every CD I’ve purchased in recent history, regardless of distributor or label. Linux will cost you some time initially–the setup can be a beast, though Ubuntu eases most traditional desktop Linux woes–but monetarily, it’s absolutely free, as are most of the programs available to it. I keep a Windows partition (there are some Windows things I can’t lose, like Photoshop, Illustrator, and IE for site testing) but I don’t spend much time on it. Linux laptop support has grown immensely in recent years, so it might be worth your while to check into installing it for yourself. Free, easy to use, with next to no risk of viruses, spyware, or corporation-produced rootkits.
Jeff says:	February 7, 2007 at 10:44 pm	I ran up against the iTunes idiocy this Christmas. I wanted to give my dad a CD of the old Christmas music we used to listen to when I was an toddler, interspersed with my own toddler daughter’s voice. The ONLY place I could find the songs I was looking for was iTunes (even bitTorrent sites let me down!). It took me an extra 40 minutes or more to burn those songs to a CD-R through iTunes, then rip them back off again with something else to get my MP3s, so I could use Nero to put together the program I wanted.
I’m with you on boycotting companies that limit you like that. I never would have used iTunes if I did have any other options (and a gift card).
samerwriter says:	February 8, 2007 at 1:20 am	Another big problem with DRM — you can’t resell it.
That means something as trivial as swapping music with a friend no longer works. (in college I used to swap CDs with friends).
It also means you can’t sell your CDs to a used music store to pay the rent (hey, I did that in college too).
Dagny says:	February 8, 2007 at 7:49 am	When you hear DRM, in your mind attach the word “infection”. As stated in the article, avoid DRM infected products as you would a virus infected product.
If you like DRM, you will love Vista as it has lots of DRM baked in for you!


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Dell boss Michael Dell told the magazine that his company would offer MacOS if customers wanted it, and that it was up to Apple to change its licensing terms and conditions. Meanwhile, Diane Greene, CEO of market leader VMware, said that VMware had delayed its Mac product, named Fusion - now in public beta - because of the difficulty of extracting agreement from Apple to do any such thing. In hindsight, she said VMware should have gone ahead and done it anyway.
Serguei Beloussov, CEO of SWsoft which owns a controlling share in Parallels and is the second-largest vendor of core virtualisation technology, was unable to confirm or deny the story. He said he didn't want to upset Apple. "It's good to be nice to your partners," he said. He said that the company tried to be upfront with its partners, and that Apple's products were a good combination of hardware and software. "Apple innovates - and if you want to write good software you might as well design good hardware for it - they work seamlessly together. It's not necessarily a good thing to destroy this combination," he said.
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You cannot use the add-on without an account. Is that really necessary?
A great tool when it works.
I have to search for the part of the title that was visible and hope search results pop something up.
Workona has quickly become the best browser extension I've ever used. It will easily fit into any work process and provides many improvements and benefits. Also, I provided a feature feedback request last month that was implemented in the recent update!! AMAZING!!!
Workona is worst choice for FireFox user. I lost so many tabs.
However, once you disable the feature, you'll no longer get the benefits of tab suspension, which means that all of the tabs you have open will be using up your computer's memory.
Also echt. Workona öffnet einen Workspace, verliert dabei aber regelmäßig sämtliche URLs der einzelnen Tabs. Absolut unbrauchbar, da ich immer Angst um meine Tabs haben muss.
Sorry to hear you've had a poor experience. Firefox recently made some changes that have caused a few bugs and other undesirable behaviors in our Firefox extension. We are working on fixing the bugs in our Firefox extension (which it sounds like you must have encountered, although you don't mention any issues specifically), and we hope to have them fixed soon. That said, our extensions for our other supported browsers are still rock solid.
Really liked using this tool as it solves many of my work organisational problems. However, as others have mentioned, at least in Firefox, it loses tabs FAR too often. It will open them, but when you click on a tab it just resets to "New Tab" and that's it, work lost.
Sadly I can't rely on this tool as long as it has this problem.


Lifestyle sessions are meant to showcase the natural emotions, love, and connections between people. They are perfect for capturing those natural and spontaneous moments that people share together. The goal is to really tell your story and showcase your love. Whether it's the intense, intimate connection between a newly engaged couple; the sweet love between a growing family; or anything and everything in between. In order to really capture those genuine moments, I will prompt you and tell you to do and say all kinds of silly things during your session. You're definitely going to think I'm crazy, but just embrace it and know that you're in good hands. My ultimate  be yourself.


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