Shared by rbngndl

Ingredients

1. 1 C home made applesauce with cinnamon/sugar
2. 3/4 C brown sugar
3. 1/2 c white sugar
4. 4 eggs
5. 6 C quick oats
6. 4 tsp baking powder
7. 1 tsp salt and cinnamon
8. 1 tsp cinnmon or 1/2 cinnamon and 1/2 apple pie spice
9. 2 C milk
10. 2 apples peeled and chopped (I like granny smith)
11. 2 C coconut
12. 1 -2 C craisins or raisins
13. 1/2 C chopped walnuts or pecans

Directions

1. Beat together 1st four ingredients. Add remaining, mix well. Add apples, coconut, craisins last. Sprinkle nuts on top and pour into greased 9 x 13 and cover and refrigerate overnight. Remove from refrigerator while you preheat the oven. Or go ahead and bake at 350 for about 45 minutes or until center is set.

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Sunday Morning Snack, originally uploaded by seyDoggy.


Sunday Morning Snack, originally uploaded by seyDoggy.

Sunday morning is a time for mom and dad to tackle some chores and projects but it only takes a little sun and childish wonder to get me to pause and enjoy what Sunday means to the girls.

Bathed in Sunday morning light, the girls enjoy a self chosen snack of BearPaws.

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Bunny Escapes Zoo – 2004, originally uploaded by seyDoggy.

Years ago a bunch of bunnies managed to get free of their pen at the Waterloo Park. For quite some time after (and I am sure still today) you could find the bunnies — now feral — roaming about many of the public green spaces within a few kilometers of the park. Quite used to humans being around, you could often have these critters chewing grass at your feet while you ate your lunch on the city hall lawn.

This was shot in May 2004 on Fujifilm NPH 120.

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One thing RapidWeaver does poorly — at this current moment — is help the end user determine the product version they are using on any given 3rd party add-on. Knowing your add-ons (theme or plugin) version number is critical when asking for support and is often one of the first things the developer will ask you for.

If you know where the add-ons are kept (~/Library/Application Support/RapidWeaver/) then you might be able to determine a plugin or themes version number with the Finder, or if you have RapidWeaver open you can find out a plugin’s version by opening the plugin browser, or if you show a themes package contents and…

Well, I like to have these sorts of things at my fingertips and do as little thinking as possible, so I wrote an AppleScript to gather this information for me no matter where I am or what I am doing*:

-- file types to choose from
set rwTypeArray to {"Theme", "Plugin"}

-- choose from those file types
set rwTypeLong to {choose from list rwTypeArray ¬
    with prompt "Which RapidWeaver product type ¬
        you like to find the version of?" ¬
    with title "Theme or Plugin"} as string

-- logic from result
if rwTypeLong is "Theme" then
    set rwType to "rwtheme"
else
    set rwType to "rwplugin"
end if

-- get name of hard drive
tell application "System Events"
    set diskName to (get name of startup disk) as string
end tell

-- get name of user
set userName to (do shell script "whoami") as string

-- select file from RW directory
tell application "Finder"
    set rwFile to (choose file with prompt ¬
        "Please select your RapidWeaver " & rwTypeLong & ":" ¬
        default location (diskName & ":Users:" & userName & ¬
            ":Library:Application Support:RapidWeaver" as alias) ¬
        of type rwType without invisibles)

    -- read version number
    tell application "System Events"
        set rwInfo to (get version of the file (rwFile as string))
    end tell

    -- and display it
    if rwInfo = "" then
        display dialog ¬
            "It seems that your " & rwTypeLong & ¬
                " doesn't have a version number that I can read. ¬
                Sorry.\n\n¬
                Would you like me to reveal it's ¬
                package contents for you?" ¬
            buttons {"Cancel", "Yes"} default button (2)
        set rwPath to rwFile & "Contents" as text
        open rwPath
    else
        display dialog "The version information:\n\n" & rwInfo & ¬
            "\n\n ...has been copied to your clipboard." ¬
        buttons {"OK"} default button (1)
        -- copy to clipboard
        set the clipboard to rwInfo

    end if
end tell

Notes

* If a theme is to have it’s version number read, it must have an Info.plist in it’s package contents. Some theme developers do not include this file. For those that don’t, the script will reveal the theme’s package contents so that you can inspect the version number at the bottom of the Theme.plist file

Download

Get your fresh copy of RapidWeaver_Addons_version.scpt from CodeCollector.net

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