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It is +6 C with a high forecast of +24 C. Sunrise 5:31 Sunset 21:27 Hours of daylight: 15:56.
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This morning will begin with a cup of coffee.
I have some carpentry work to engage me once it warms up a bit.
| Long Term Activities | Planned Activities for Today | Time Today | Cumulative Total |
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| Cull professional articles | Review Psychology articles | 5 hr |
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| Prepare pdf files of my papers | Digitize 3 professional papers | 4 hr |
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| Digitize slides | Digitize slide collection | 10 hr |
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| Put away stamps | 0 hr |
| Learning Category | Planned Activities for Today | Time |
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| Literature | Begin morning with a Rumi reading | |
| Puzzles & Games | New York Times crossword puzzles | 1 hr |
| History | Continue reading "Indian Fall" by D'Arcy Jenish | 1 hr |
Mathematics |
Continue reading "Handbook of Regular Patterns" by Stevens | 1 hr |
I have made a few hand-written notes on the first chapter of Stevens. The variety of designs that he uses to illustrate the different types of patterns is incredible. This is a very beautiful book.
I have solved the problems for the bulletin board that I am rebuilding for the genealogical society. One problem was to find a "soft" backing for the cork board surface so the tacks would go through the cork and into the backing without too much difficulty. It turns out there is a plastic sheet that is about 1/8" thick and comes in 4' x 8' sheets that is perfect. Done. The second problem was how to attach both the plastic/cork and the masonite hard surface to the frame. In both cases it is possible to nail the undercover to the frame and then I can glue the outersurfaces to this. The masonite side has been completed and I will complete the cork surface tomorrow. Finally, I have purchased some pine framing to make a frame around the edges and have bought some dark brown paint to finish the job.
Books on the Go Today |
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Stevens |
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