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(@blakenorthcott) november 15, 2018 how alexandria ocasio-cortez’s plain black jacket became a controversy , theatlantic.com nike’s new nyc flagship store for people who hate shopping , fastcompany.com your children’s yellowstone will be radically different , nytimes.com spanking is still really common and still really bad for kids , theatlantic.com stink hits darts grand slam as match features flatulent end , theguardian.com the best way to save people from suicide , highline.huffingtonpost.com on the nightstand: we were the lucky ones: a novel share the post "weekend reading: november 17 edition" facebook twitter google+ pinterest linkedin e-mail reddit no comments 13 nov, 2018 what does your leaf raking style say about you? by andrea tomkins in home/reno over the past few weeks i’ve raked multiple lawns and moved what might possibly be a metric ton of leaves from one place to another. i raked the small forest around my mother’s place on two occasions this fall (picture full-size maple and oak trees, so many leaves they can’t be bagged), my in-laws small suburban front lawn, and our own yard (which also involved breaking down a stack of branches left over from tornado weekend). so this is a question i’ve had a lot of time to ponder: what does my leaf raking style say about the kind of person i am? i’m not a perfectionist and don’t expect others to be either. i don’t care if there are stray leaves on the lawn after i’m done. i clean up the bulk of the leaves on the lawn but leave some in the flowerbeds. i like using a big rake and the feeling of progress. this is comparable to what i enjoy the most about painting a wall: i get a lot of satisfaction from broad strokes and a big roller. i don’t enjoy taping and the detail work. bagging the leaves is ok and i don’t mind it too much. i like pushing them down and making space for more. in fact, i find it very satisfying to stuff the bags with as many leaves as possible. i do not have a methodical approach to raking a lawn. it defies logic, but somehow i can’t find it within myself to start from one side and make my way to the other. i like tag team raking. i rake a pile and someone bags it. repeat. switch. repeat. i do not like putting away the garden tools. this feeling flows from the same fountain as the one that hits me when it’s time to empty the laundry basket. we have two ways to compost in our backyard. one is with an enclosed black unit with a lid. it’s ready for winter now. i do this by turning it, then adding layers of “green” matter and “brown” matter. the other composter is essentially a pile of leaves contained by two-by-fours and chicken wire. some of the leaves are dumped into our compost, and any overflow is bagged and put out by the curb for pickup. composting makes me very happy, and i feel very strongly about leaving some yard waste to decompose in the flower beds. it’s important! leaves and twigs eventually decompose into lovely organic material that contributes to healthy soil and as a bonus, saves us money in the long run because we won’t need to amend our soil with more soil and fertilizers. what’s more, the leaves provide food and shelter for bugs, birds, and other critters, which in turn creates a healthy backyard eco-system that is a joy to behold. if you’re in ottawa you’ve also experienced a recent little snowfall (which took place after the photo was taken above)! did you get all the leaves cleaned up before it snowed? we didn’t, and i am ok with this. they’ll be gone by spring. p.s. on this theme, i recommend this thoughtful opinion piece over on the new york times website: how to rake leaves on a windy day . share the post "what does your leaf raking style say about you?" facebook twitter google+ pinterest linkedin e-mail reddit no comments 10 nov, 2018 weekend reading: november 10 edition by andrea tomkins in weekend reading he constantly thinks the screen door is closed, so we have to pretend to open it for him to come inside pic.twitter.com/oy6hi8tsii — jensen kendall (@jensenmares) november 4, 2018 yes, even your pockets are sexist. these startups are fighting back , fastcompany.com how to be a more patient person , nytimes.com pasta dreams and flying machines: our tuscan adventure , nytimes.com tiny books fit in one hand. will they change the way we read? , nytimes.com four hours’ sleep, yoga at dawn – are today’s influencers really living their best lives? , theguardian.com the hardest job in silicon valley is a living nightmare , fastcompany.com on the nightstand: the magician’s assistant share the post "weekend reading: november 10 edition" facebook twitter google+ pinterest linkedin e-mail reddit no comments 08 nov, 2018 axe throwing in ottawa? yes. and here’s how it went down… by andrea tomkins in ottawa so i went axe throwing and it was a real hatchet job. ;) if you haven’t heard about axe throwing you are going to want to listen up. it has all the elements of a great night out with a group. it’s recreational, competitive, team building, and social! it’s also very fun. i took a stab at axe throwing in toronto a few years ago and have been meaning to visit the ottawa locale but never managed to get around to it. so when my friend candace from life in pleasantville posted the invitation on facebook i knew it was finally time to revisit. the location was batl (the backyard axe throwing league) in ottawa’s east end, in an industrial park on lancaster road. the date that was chosen was the night of the us midterm elections. i was secretly grateful to be getting out of the house and away from the news channels! after signing the (very detailed) waiver, i ordered a cider from the bar and met the rest of our group. we were led to our area and met our coaches for an intro to ax throwing 101. surprisingly, few of us had done this before but there were no professional axe throwers among us. after an easy warm up and an explanation of how the evening would unfold, we proceeded to the next stage, which was more competitive. each pair of participants played three rounds against one another, and each round consisted of five throws. points are awarded based on where your axe lands on the target: five if it’s in the middle, three in the red zone, one in the blue. anything outside of that = zero points. (there’s a bit more to it – there’s a green dot too but it’s only in play during final rounds – but that about sums it up.) our amazing coach, alex, kept score on an ipad, which was connected to a television screen so we could all see the points accumulating. i think i went up against three other people, or was it four? clearly, i was too busy having fun to keep track of the details or take many photos. this will give you an idea of the setup here: i think it’s important to say that i never felt unsafe, or scared. a few of us talked about how we were mildly worried about lobbing it backwards, like one might a bowling ball. the funny thing is, once you’re there you realize that it’s impossible to throw it anywhere but in a forward direction. (doh.) how can i describe the feeling of throwing that axe? it really is exhilarating. it’s more strenuous than i would have guessed, but not difficult. the hatchets have some heft to them and the repeated action of lobbing them over your head in a modified pitching motion definitely uses muscles that aren’t in regular rotation (at least for me). i should point out that these were all two-handed throws, but we also had a chance to try throwing the axes single-handedly. it was a lot harder than i thought

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Domain Name: QUIETFISH.COM
Registry Domain ID: 97137629_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.tucows.com
Registrar URL: http://www.tucowsdomains.com
Updated Date: 2018-04-19T14:07:18Z
Creation Date: 2003-04-23T21:21:38Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2023-04-23T21:21:38Z
Registrar: Tucows Domains Inc.
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