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A friend told me that he would like to build a site that earns him income on a monthly basis. It is possible to make money from your site, but it is important to have realistic expectations. Blogging is not a get rich quick scheme. It takes hard work and is not going to happen over night. So be prepared to work smart and to put in the effort in order to achieve your goals.
Most sites will fail to earn any income, so it is advisable to keep your day job and start working seriously on your project in your free time. If you do make it, blogging allows a very flexible lifestyle. You can work from anywhere in the world and you don't even need to work all the time as your site and content archives can work for you around the clock.
Should you monetize your blog?
Consider what the objectives of your blog are first. Are all sites created with the objective of making money? Not really. Blogging is not just a way of making money. Businesses use sites in addition to their social media marketing, to connect and be in touch with their customers. Professionals use sites to build their network. Some organizations use sites to acquire new customers and yet others use it to understand the changing trends of markets and initiate further research to develop newer products. If I am running one such business as described above, will I want to drive my readers away from my site to a competitors website? I would certainly, not. When the core objective of my site is to promote my business, why will I want to advertise and promote somebody else's business?
Ingredients necessary to make it work
These ingredients are needed to be able to bring in the revenue from your site. Make sure you have these sorted first:
- Monetizable topic. The topic you focus on has to have a buying market. Some topics are tougher than others so make sure your topic has an audience interested in spending money if you want to monetize the site. See if there are products on the market that are relevant to your topic. See: How to pick your topic.
- Valuable content. You need to create value for your visitors to be able to retain some of the traffic you get, to have visitors spread the word about your work and to start building trust. Have expertise in your topic and offer something that people find useful and valuable. Don't "sell" as that will affect your ability to build an audience. Publishing sales pitches and marketing product pushes is not what people want. You won't believe how many content marketers expect to do well in terms of sales of their own products or other affiliate products just by pushing marketing messages to visitors. Just telling people about the product and its facts and asking them to buy will not do much to your bottom line. Best content is the content that relates to your audience, brings them value and includes product links naturally within them.
- Content that is near your visitor's wallets. Create content with the purchasing cycle in mind. Content that is valuable and is targeting people that are looking to buy something. Try and solve problems people have at the different cycle stages: Problem Recognition. Information Search. Alternative Evaluation. Purchase Decision. Post-Purchase Behavior. People first become aware of a need they need fulfilled, and then go into an information search and look at the different alternatives they have before making a decision on what to buy. The idea here for bloggers is to create valuable content that helps people in their product search during the different stages of the cycle. The information search stage and the evaluation of alternatives are best stages to focus your attention and efforts on. In information search stage people most probably go to Google and other search engines and do a search to start the product hunt. They are ready to make a decision and make a purchase. You need to rank there for those searches in order to be near their wallets. Do reviews, comparisons and discount offers. Some keywords people might be using in conjunction with product names or needs when searching that you should aim to create content about are:
- Best
- Information
- Review
- Comparison
- Testimonial
- Price comparison
- Discounts / Promos
- Targeted audience. You need traffic to your site. Without people visiting your site and without having a loyal and targeted audience, it will be very hard to get any revenue from it. Targeted audience is what can be monetized and what sponsors want to reach. See: How to grow traffic.
8 ways you can make money on your site
There are several different ways you can earn an income from your site. These are the most popular options:
- Become an affiliate and review products you are using
Find opportunity in markets and products you are familiar with. Are you using a product that makes your life easier? Have you read a book that inspired you? As long as the product is targeted and relevant to your readership, become an affiliate and promote it. There are thousands of companies who will pay you commission for sales that you generate through your content. This is called affiliate marketing and is arguably the best source of revenue.
Finding these affiliate opportunities is simple, just do a Google search for products you like with "affiliate" added on. Or alternatively join one of the larger affiliate networks like Commission Junction, Clickbank or Shareasale. Create valuable content about the product, help people use the product better, show how the product can improve their lives, and get revenue when they click your link and buy the product.
- Pay-per-click contextual ads like Google Adsense
Google Adsense is one of the easiest ways of making an income through your site. You place a piece of code on your article and Google automatically lists ads relevant to the topic of your post. Google pays per click and depending on the popularity of the topic you write about, a click can earn you anything from few cents to several dollars. Google Adsense will automate the process of selling and displaying ads for you. AdSense automatically crawls the content of your posts and delivers text and image ads that are relevant to your audience and relevant to what your content is about.
You just join Adsense, choose how you want your ad to look like and install a piece of code on your site and you are set to start showing ads. AdSense lets you customize the appearance of ads to match the look and feel of your site. WordPress plugin Google Publisher Plugin, made by Google, will help you insert Google ads into your blog.
Negative side of Adsense is that many people have banner blindness (many visitors dismiss banner ads as they find them intrusive), tend to find ads annoying and ignore them. You also need a large amount of visitors and clicks in order to earn a decent amount.
- Create your own product
Develop something that is genuinely helpful to people, that solves some kind of a problem that they have. Package the product in a specific format and sell it. E-books, webinars, courses, and membership sites are some of the popular formats. This is quiet similar to reviewing and recommending your favorite products, but the benefit of this is that you keep all the income yourself. It does take more time and effort to create the product though and you also have to consider customer support.
- Sell your own time
You could sell your own time. You can become a consultant and charge for people to have one-on-one coaching with you. You can become a freelancer and get paid to create content for other sites. The negative of this is that you obviously need to work and produce something of value to get a one-off fee. This makes it not as passive as some of the other income options in this post.
- Banner ads: Sell advertising space and get sponsors
You can try your luck and sell banner ads directly to advertisers. Find products relevant to your audience and simply contact the company and ask if they would be interested in sponsoring your site. This normally involved banner advertising but you get paid a fixed amount per month instead of needing to get a lot of views and clicks like you do in Google Adsense for example.
Popularity of your site is an important aspect that decides whether you should consider banner advertising. If your site is not that popular, the ads that you place on it will only be for affiliate products that you are promoting. This is because, there will not be too many buyers for your ad-slots and these slots will more or, less remain underutilized. Most of these banners you see in sidebars of blogs are not paid for by the advertisers. Majority of bloggers only have affiliate deals or pay-per-click deals to work with. I understand when people use banners if some company contacts them and wants to pay them a fixed monthly fee to display their banners. If your site is big enough to attract these offers, it seems like a fairly easy and simple way of earning income. If your site is popular and you are getting a lot of page views or advertising offers, then you should certainly consider putting up a couple of banners at least. These might be a good source of income and can supplement your monetization strategy. Many of the biggest sites only rely on banner ads and page views.
- Paid reviews
There are many opportunities for you to get paid by writing paid reviews. Most bloggers are regularly contacted by companies that will send them products to review. Negative point to this are that you don't get paid very much and the content you end up creating is of less worth to your visitors compared to the best content. You will also discover that many people will contact you directly asking to buy reviews or text links. Even though many bloggers accept these, I would recommend to ignore these offers as selling links normally ruins your user experience and is not something search engines like and you risk being banned from the search results.
- Ask for donations
Depending on the topic and the readership of your site, a donate button might be the most effective way of monetizing. PayPal offers these and it just might be the way for you to get rewarded for the help you provide to your readers. Ask for donations.
- Use Amazon, YouTube and others
You can use your existing content to earn passive income on other platforms. For example if you produce many videos and upload them onto YouTube, you can become a YouTube partner and monetize your videos. Similar to this, you can add your site to the Amazon Kindle store and get paid when people read your content on Kindle.
Keep in mind: Ad-blockers + banner blindness = No clicks?
If you are monetizing your site primarily with banner advertisements for affiliate programs, you are missing out on a ton of opportunities. Do you know anyone who clicks on banner ads? When is the last time you clicked on a banner ad? Traditional banner ads take away from the user experience. They distract users and because of that users tend to ignore ads. Banner blindness is a very known phenomenon which was proven by several eye-tracking studies and has shown that readers do not fixate on ads at all.
The industry tried to counter banner blindness by making ads look like the content, having text ads based on the context of the content, placing the banner ads within the content area and much more. This initially helped but now even making the banner ads look and feel exactly like the content plus integrating them within the content area doesn't give you more than a tiny percentage of clicks out of all the people that are actually consuming the content.
Another thing that affects the banner ads is the rising popularity of different ad-blocking browser plugins. An increasing number of people use these plugins which automatically block all banner ads. This trend can be clearly seen as these plugins are usually placed towards the top of most downloaded plugins for Chrome, Firefox and other browsers.
For banners to get re-born and become relevant again there needs to happen a big re-think of the whole field and hopefully a full reinvention of how banners work and how they are presented. In the meanwhile the best is to minimize your banner ads and look for alternative options of monetizing your visitors.
On the way to your first $500
The best strategy for monetization is to pick and choose several of the methods above in order to diversify your income. Experiment, test and take your time choosing the methods that fit your topic the best. Don't force it. You will find that the best methods will come to you naturally over time as you build your content archives and your loyal audience. Create the best site you can and grow your traffic, readership and trust. Then strategically monetize using one or more of the above methods and you will be on the way to your first $500 in revenue. If you keep working hard on this, work consistently over a longer term, and as long as you never give up, in due time you will become a success and your site will start making even bigger amounts.
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Man exposes himself at bus stop in Cranbrook Road, Ilford
3:52pm Tuesday 20th November 2012 in Redbridge By Dominic Sutton, Senior reporter
A FLASHER exposed and touched himself in front of a 21-year-old woman at an Ilford bus stop.
The incident happened at approximately 12.30am on November 10 near the Bodgers store in Cranbrook Road opposite Ilford train station.
After exposing himself, the man walked off in the direction of the Exchange shopping centre.
He is described as Asian, of medium build and aged between 40-45. He was wearing a beige jacket and dark trousers.
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A Journey Through the Food Groups, and Thence to Bed
• Restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow went on the warpath the last time Platt reviewed one of his restaurants, the ill-starred (or rather non-starred) Kobe Club. Now Chodorow has a new offering, and Platt finds enough to like about it to give it a much-awaited single star.
• Going in cold to a wine store and trying to sort out the endlessly complicated language of flavor and vintage has paralyzed us all at one time or another. But a wine expert named Gary Vaynerchuk can sort it all out for you.
• This week brings the city three new eateries. There's the aforementioned Bar Stuzzichini, owned by a memoirist and former Studio 54 doorman; Bodeguita Cubana in the East Village, a Cuban companion to Avenue C's Cafecito; and Cecel Crepe Cafe, a fusion crêpe café in the same lucky neighborhood.
• Sure, it's just the Old Homestead's sidewalk café, rechristened as Prime Burger Café. But from Gael Greene's review, the burgers sound no less exciting for having a century of history behind them.
• Green onions are big right now, but how many chefs would think to make them into a flan? At least one: Mark Ladner of Del Posto, who gives the recipe in this week's In Season.
• And though B.E.D. has closed forever, at least three places remain where you can take your meals without the bother of sitting up.
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The 2nd Annual Innovations in Domestic and Sexual Violence Research and Practice Conference: Collaborative Approaches to Prevention and Intervention will be held on February 6 & 7, 2014 in Greensboro, NC. This event is co-sponsored by the North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCCADV), the North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault (NCCASA), the Program to Advance Community Responses to Violence Against Women in the UNCG Center for Women's Health and Wellness, and the UNCG Department of Counseling and Educational Development. The event will be held on the UNCG campus.
To register for the conference, please go to the following link: https://www.wepay.com/events/2nd-innovations-in-domestic-and-sexual-violence-research-and-practice-conference
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In our second year, our goal is to continue building and strengthening the evidence base for domestic and sexual violence programs. Other key goals include: (a) increasing knowledge sharing between service providers and researchers, (b) informing participants about the latest research and practice happening in the state, and (c) providing a forum for researchers and service providers to engage with each other. This conference is co-sponsored by the North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence, the North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault, the UNCG Program to Advance Community Responses to Violence Against Women, and the UNCG Department of Counseling and Educational Development.
Conference location: Join us at the Elliott University Center on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. A UNCG campus map can be found here: http://www.uncg.edu/online-map/.
Intended audience: This conference is for professionals from all disciplines whose work addresses domestic and/or sexual violence. We aim to promote dialogue among researchers and practitioners across disciplines and work settings. Participants will include researchers in public and private institutions; administrators and staff in rape crisis centers, other sexual assault programs, and domestic violence agencies and shelters; prevention specialists; and representatives of funding and governmental agencies.
Conference format: This two-day conference will feature keynote addresses, panel discussions, breakout workshops, and a poster session. The deadline to submit proposals for workshops and posters is Friday, October 11th, 2013, and the Call for Program Proposals can be found here: http://uncginnovationsgroup.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/save-the-date-and-call-for-programs-2014-innovations-conference.pdf.
Cost: The cost to attend the conference is $75.00 per person. The fee includes morning coffee and tea, a box lunch, and snacks each day, as well as the reception on Thursday afternoon. A CEU certificate is available for mental health professionals for an additional fee of $15.
Parking: Parking is available on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. The Oakland Avenue Parking Deck is open to visitors. The cost is $2 for the first hour and $1 for each consecutive hour with a maximum of $7 per day/entry. The following is a link to the parking areas on the UNCG campus: http://parking.uncg.edu/visitors/
Accommodations: For those needing overnight accommodations, the Wingate by Wyndham will provide a reduced rate. The Wingate is located at 6007 Landmark Center Boulevard, Greensboro, NC 27407. Please contact the Wingate by Wyndham at (336) 854-8610 and make a reservation under the Innovations for Domestic and Sexual Violence Group Block to receive the discounted room rate of $80.00, excluding taxes.
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The program's goal is to help landowners protect their natural resources for cleaner air, water and more wildlife habitat.
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Lawrence Township's 2013 municipal budget was not the only topic addressed by residents during the public participation period of last week's (Oct. 16) township council meeting.
Council members heard concerns about traffic safety at the Yorkshire Village housing development, as well as yet another request for public comment to be allowed following the township manager's report at future meetings.
"I think it's just a matter of time before something terrible happens," Edith Wolff said as part of the discussion about traffic at Yorkshire Village, which straddles Province Line Road between the Delaware & Raritan Canal and the rear of the Mercer Mall shopping center, near Lawrence Township's border with West Windsor and Princeton townships.
Wolff and Bill Rodgers both live in the section of the development that sits on the north side of Province Line Road.
They told council that vehicles drive too fast on Province Line Road, making it dangerous for drivers trying to make a left turn out of Port Mercer Road and unsafe for pedestrians seeking to take advantage of the development's swimming pool located on the other side of Province Line Road.
Acknowledging that Province Line Road is a county-controlled roadway, they urged council members to do whatever they can to pressure Mercer County to make safety improvements to the area. Suggestions included lowering the speed limit on Province Line Road from 40 to 25 mph, installing a four-way stop or lighted pedestrian crosswalk at Province Line Road's intersection with Port Mercer Road and Canal View Drive, and erecting speed humps along Province Line Road.
Rodgers noted that, back in 2006, the township council helped convince Mercer County to install a guardrail at the corner of Province Line Road and Quakerbridge Road after several separate accidents in which vehicles veered off the roadway and crashed into the backyard of a home there.
The current 40 mph speed limit on Province Line Road is "too high," with a "lot of cowboys" accelerating to over 50 mph as they head toward the D&R canal from Quakerbridge Road, according to Rodgers, who lives on Vaccaro Road.
"If you can envision coming out of our section, which I call the north side, trying to make a left to head to the Home Depot, for instance. You've got a real challenge there, first of all, to try and get out. And then if you can nose out, your view is almost totally blocked to see what's coming down off the [canal] bridge," Rodgers said. "Someone's going to get clocked. And it's going to be a passenger that going to get smacked up the most.
"In addition to that, pedestrians have a real challenge in the summertime. You've got the pool across the street, kids on bikes, people trying to make buses, this thing, that thing. There's too much traffic there to have a 40 mph speed limit," he said.
"I certainly believe that the speed limit should be reduced to 25 [mph]. Really, it's a residential area. I feel it's important to slow down the traffic there," said Wolff, who lives on Port Mercer Road.
"Secondly, I feel strongly about either a four-way stop or a light there. I have a teenage son who crosses the street to go to the swimming pool; there are other kids who are crossing there. It's really not safe. Somebody's going to get hurt at some point," she continued. "I've had a couple of close calls myself where I just had to sprint across the road to avoid being hit. I think it's just a matter of time before something terrible happens. So anything you can do to expedite some sort of safety crossing would be great."
Emails sent to the township by Rodgers and some of his neighbors, expressing their concern about the traffic situation in the Yorkshire Village area, have already been forwarded to Mercer County Executive Brian Hughes and the county's board of chosen freeholders, Councilman Michael Powers noted during the meeting.
(The discussion about traffic at Yorkshire Village begins at the 9:40 mark of meeting Audio Part 1, which can be found in the media box above.)
Also during the meeting, Pin Oak Drive resident Allen Cohen reiterated the request that a second public participation period be allowed following the township manager's report at future council meetings to give members of the public an opportunity to give timely commentary and feedback.
Cohen and Pine Knoll Drive resident Amy Davis after Krawczun as part of his manager's report spoke about additional layoffs and changes in trash collection as two possible ways to balance the municipal budget going into 2013.
At the Sept. 4 council meeting, a heated and rapidly-escalating exchange on the topic erupted between Davis and Councilman Greg Puliti, prompting Township Attorney David Roskos to intercede and suggest that council try allowing such a period of public comment.
But at its Sept. 18 meeting council took no formal action to allow a second public comment period, although at the end of the meeting Township Clerk Kathleen Norcia distributed to council members a packet of information concerning the issue.
With Mayor Kownacki and Councilman Powers absent that night, no action on the matter took place at the Oct. 2 meeting.
Councilman Puliti was absent from last week's meeting, prompting Kownacki to say that while the matter had not been "dropped" it would not be considered that night. But Kownacki promised to bring up the residents' request for additional public comment under "old business" at the council's next meeting on Nov. 8.
(The discussion about public participation begins at the 19:40 mark of meeting Audio Part 1.)
See Also:
- Oct. 10: "Debate Resumes Over Public Comment at Twp. Council Meetings"
- Sept. 11: "Compromise Being Eyed in Public Participation Debate"
- Aug. 29: "Public Participation Hot Topic at Twp. Council Meetings"
- Aug. 21: "2013 Municipal Budget Discussion Resumes Tonight"
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By Tim Graham
Forbes magazine has ranked Buffalo the fourth most-miserable sports town in its annual list of heartbroken markets.
Seattle came in first (last?) ahead of Atlanta and Phoenix.
The list is based not on franchise futility but on a city's ability to get thisclose to glory but fall short.
Based on that criteria, Buffalo will rank high (low?) until it wins a championship. The Bills have lost all four of their Super Bowl tries, and the Sabres have dropped both of their Stanley Cup finals appearances.
Luckily for Buffalo, AFL success counts, giving the Bills credit for their championships in 1964 and 1965.
Otherwise, we might be first (last?).
Forbes writer Tom Van Riper explains the formula is weighted toward the worst records in championship-round play, then the semifinals, then the quarterfinals and so forth. To make this ignominious list, teams must be good enough to reach the postseason but come up empty.
The formula also considers championship droughts, a ratio of a city's cumulative seasons to titles and losing a franchise to another market.
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Tea this morning! This really isn't normally a tea I'd choose to have now, but hey, 12 teas and all that.
And then I got distracted with cleaning and made my epic kielbasa run. Kind of annoyed, people RAVE about this place so needless to say it had a massive line. All I was there for was kielbasa and pierogi, then I figured since their roast beef is so cheap I'd get some and some nice bread and have sandwiches. So I wait in line nearly an hour to get the beef and kielbasa and the girl's like you don't have to wait in line if you don't want that much stuff.
Well thanks, that's really helpful now.
At least I guess because they feel bad about lines on weekdays, they give you a chocolate bar when you pay. I'm so psyched because I got a white chocolate one. It was so far out so idk if I really want to go back ever, it was just stuff for Christmas and it kind of sucks that the majority of people have gigantuan families and I'm buying 3 pounds of kielbasa to cover 6-7 people.
So, I very much love this tea. I also love spearmint so that makes it even better. It's like drinking a spearmint marshmallow with hints of green tea. Still such a hauntingly good blend! I really wish my mom had sent me the paper with the coupon code from the box….then again I don't because I don't need to hoard full packages of stuff I still have…bah.
After a lovely bout of phone anxiety, it is time to write this note from last night.
I love the snowflake sprinkles in this, they are so cute and festive. I steeped this up for about 10 minutes or so.
It's a bit more like a spiced caramel creme to me than eggnog, but that's okay. It's still very tasty. There's also an almost buttery taste to it, but it's just overall not too much like custard. I mostly get cinnamon, I really have no idea what "nog spices" are other than nutmeg? I just looked up an article where some eggnog know-it-all says cinnamon and clove are unnecessary to eggnog, because clearly everyone should just suck it up and follow tradition. Jerk.
I'd love to try this as a latte. It's also not super rooibos tasting so that's another plus.
This is another one I have been meaning so desperately to drink again, so for the sake of 12 teas of Christmas, it's good to open it up!
(skip to the bottom for the tea but I can't not share my day!)
Today has been RIDICULOUS. Yesterday afternoon, my coffee brewer friend messages me to see if I can help him out with another of his coffee ambushes today, at CNN. HECK YEAH. So that was a bit more difficult to get pictures of around the place because I was told I couldn't get too close to things. We were in with like all the editing and stuff, so there were like 200 small screens in this one room and it was amazing.
And then when everything was done, one of the people who got us in took us on a legit tour. There's a paid tour you can do but this was like 3987529 times better. He took us through the area where if an anchor is in the CNN world headquarters, that's where they are. It's like a giant room of people with a billion more TVs and they're just watching what's going on everywhere and trying to find out more stuff.
Then he showed us the control room and we watched how everything is put together, like seeing what's going to be on before it's actually on TV, that the captions on the screen go on with a guy in there, etc. Then there is one studio here, it isn't like the big spot with Anderson Cooper or Wolf Blitzer or anything awesome, but they've got one, and the guy thought it would possibly not be in use w/everyone on the scene in CT, so we could actually go in it, but that was sadly not the case. So we stood in the area where a normal tour group goes, until they came in, so he had to one-up that.
We actually got to go into the control room for the studio and FURTHER into the studio in the back, where there's a bunch of desks for people monitoring the weather and that is basically behind and to the right of the anchor.
So I didn't get any caffeine (like their coffee is the only coffee I drink and I forgot to ask any of them for some, fail) and got home and went to sleep. So now I probably have 7 hours to be awake and drink my day's teas and do it all over again and go back to Cartoon Network tomorrow. This has seriously been the best month ever.
Back to the tea: I am super excited that I somehow prepared this one in such a way that I don't even feel a need to add sugar and milk. I guess if I wanted more caramel that would do, but as is, I'm definitely getting delicious pumpkin with spices, drizzled with caramel. I guess it's not too cheesecakey, but I'm okay with that.
This is definitely one of my faves from 52Teas over the past year so I'm glad it showed up in here. I only have the next two days with me before I head up to Tennessee where the rest of them are, so hopefully on Friday I don't catch spoilers :O (I won't have time to look at Steepster until I have it open hahaha)
Soooo I only got started watching Doctor Who a couple months ago and when this tea came out I did not yet know of Weeping Angels. I might have still been in the second season? So I decided that when I got to Blink, I would enjoy it with a pot of this tea. (Must say, 9th doctor is still my fave.)
That day was clearly today! Flawed bubble teapot (good god I don't even like the design of this teapot, if the lid is a certain way it forms a vacuum so then you just drip tea on your pants) and I sat down to watch. I have to say it was one of my favorites so far, and everyone is totally right…terrifying monsters these Weeping Angels are.
This tea is not terrifying on the other hand. I don't really get the popcorn taste from it, but it is most definitely buttery toffee/caramel, and delicious. Sweet enough on its own to not need anything added, so you can down 24 oz of it in the span of one Doctor Who episode (I was thirsty though I'm pretty sure that this is going to be a regrettable course of action shortly).
Also I think you would like the mug I got as a Christmas present tonight… http://media.tumblr.com/dbb7f0e0b8ac8158e3f1afd42d7d3811/tumblr_inline_mf7hqj5bkf1r8oet0.jpg
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I do not like how this one smells, which is kind of weird because I love black currant. I guess it's the bergamot combined with it, because my initial thought was like day 3: citrus.
I agree with Dinosara, it's definitely more like candy than a black currant flavor. It doesn't remind me very much of black currant, like the black currant bai mu dan from 52 teas (and I believe I have one from ZenTea). It's just not very enjoyable for me.
I've let it cool down now and it's a bit better, but the floral notes of the white tea kind of make it a bit too much for me. I suppose this works better in the summer but I can't say I'm really a fan. At least I got to try it, I was tempted many times before about maybe getting a pouch.
I can't believe I haven't gone back to this tea after all these months, and that I didn't make the mistake of not getting more when my boyfriend stopped at DT for me. So this is finishing what Kittenna sent me, and then I have that.
I also got my replacement bubble teapot but I think it's still not up to par, but now I feel like a jerk if I ask them about it again. I know it's their job to make me happy and all but now I'm like seriously, is everyone with this gold winter tree one having paint chips and I'm just really picky? If they weren't so obvious flaws I guess I wouldn't be so bothered but I feel like once you notice them, they become obvious flaws.
Anyway. I remember the first time I drank this I really didn't notice that it was so glittery (duh, name) because I used a t-sac..although I can't remember now if I used one of my white mugs or black mugs, which could also have probably made it difficult. So I used my black mug and wowowow SO PRETTY.
The spiced orange flavor is perfect for a day like today, overcast and at the time I was drinking, it was still raining. I steeped it below the recommended time but I think it could do the 4 and not be terrible for me.
It also went perfectly with my breakfast, pumpkin pie oatmeal I cooked in a water bath in my slow cooker all night. Sooooo good. Since I used that Nutcracker Sweet tea for the water in the recipe, there were already elements of this tea in there, in addition to adding more cinnamon and cloves in there. Perfect match!
oh oh hey! my tree on my brand new still in the box bubble teapot is not all painted on either! and one of my tree mugs has a weird dent blip in the side too.
and i thought about asking for a replacement, but they already sent me a free gongfu cuz of order shipment problems.
and i just feel like a whiner but i'm not sure what to do. let me know what you decide to do.
I posted it to their facebook page just to see if anyone else had probs like that, so now knowing there's definitely other people, I really don't even want to bother. Kind of sucks that it's so poorly made so I don't think I will ever be purchasing any other pretty things from them again since whoever's making them for them does poor work.
I'm trying to drink up more old teas before I open new ones (except Weeping Angel, I'm almost to the Doctor Who episode they first appear in and I'm having a cup with it), and I completely forgot about this tea so it was exciting to find it…it seems like I only drank it once, which is sad.
I've got the radio up pretty loud cause the guy above me was vacuuming, and for some reason this turned Sebastian into a chatterbox. So here he is: http://youtu.be/pcf0kO3vonI He's quiet now but he was really getting into it.
I just got distracted realizing if I do well next semester, I can graduate next fall. Here I was thinking I had to go until spring 2014 because I wasn't going to get the C in health econ. YISSSSS.
This is so tasty still. I love the nuttiness of genmaicha mixed with tart cherry and tangy cheesecake. I also like that it's not too sweet to have right now, because I haven't had dinner yet.
Seriously though I have to definitely try what I mentioned in my only other tasting note on this tea. Infuse this in some butter for a cheesecake crust, that would be so good. But I almost don't want to lose out on that tea for drinking!
12 teas, day 3. Another unsuccessful guess upon opening the package. For some reason I thought orange! Weird.
I only have one tasting note on this one and it was a cold steep. I swear I may have drank it another time and not logged it but anyway, I knew I hadn't had it hot either.
Finally getting to write this note is a pain. First this morning, the water was out. I needed to wash my clothes. I drank some of this and went back to sleep for the time being, and around 1:30, it was back on but it was lunchtime. So I ate first then loaded up the washer…only for the power to go out around 2:15 and stay out for an hour.
Miraculously at this point the washer did not grow feet and leave with all my wet clothes.
So, I do definitely like this tea hot and I want to have another cup of it later! It seemed pretty creamy when I cold steeped it but I think it's even more marshmallowy when it's hot. And the lemon flavor is sweet, so it really reminds me of like a lemon pound cake. I wish that would be in season…lemon pound cake, maybe with some matcha…though I am fine with a great tea equivalent to that right now!
I really have nothing to add about the yun wu because I think everything about this tea is just so well melded together it's not easy for me even after the fact to think how this tasted as separate components. It's a great match for lemon, perhaps the reason for the buttery type cake taste too.
This is probably better with sugar. I just really don't want any right now. So it was probably a bad choice but I've been meh about trying it so I finally decided to.
I'm really not a fan so far of any of the S&V teas I've had. Followed the recommendations, this tastes barely like strawberry. Definitely no cake or frosting or anything like that. Not very sweet, not very tasty. As it cools the tea itself gets really astringent too.
Definitely not one to drink without additions I guess.
Onto day two, I again opened this last night and tried to guess what it was. I had completely forgotten about this one and was left wondering, bubblegum tea? Did I miss a bubblegum tea?
Ah yes, breakfast smoothie honeybush! I'd totally take a bubblegum tasting smoothie to be honest.
This time around though drinking it hot does not remind me of bubblegum. It tastes like all the fruits with a bit of creaminess. Mostly orange, then banana, not as much pineapple.
Still tasty though. This reminds me I definitely should go back to this tea. Tasty, tangy, and sweet. And not so bad after all when hot.


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I "vision collaged" my back of the door mirror, this way I "SEE" it all the time!!! Everyday, sometimes several times a day! Foods, Exercises, Physically fit bodies, places I want to go and things I want to do!! Anything that is something to strive for or look forward to I put it on the edge of that mirror. SO when I do that one last check in the mirror before I sweep out the door I know what I want in LIFE!!! EVerything I want to live for is there: Prayer, Familiy, Friends.Healthy Lifestyle!
Many people make a vision board/collage/goal-board or whatever you want to call it. You can put quotes and motivational images on it and hang it were you can see it everyday. Well, I created a "mini-vision board" I carry in my purse and look at any time of the day.
Life is busy, but the good thing about having goals is that they don't have to be long and drawn out. They can be short enough just to give you that feeling of success and accomplishment, that jumpstart you need to spring board you into where you are trying to get to and where you wanna be. Vision boards are good because it allows creativeness and keeps the picture right there in front of you and helps you to maintain your focus. Start the year off with a positive mental attitude for success.
I made my vision collage on a piece of poster board going the long way. I listed big all my goals on the right in bright fun colors, then on the left all my magazine pictures of my goals. I put a craft magnet in each of the corners and it fits perfectly on the fridge..


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Bonnie and Clyde trail leads to historic garage apartment
Manley plays the role of Buck Barrow. Hecksher portrays William Deacon "W.D." Jones. Before the day is over, the students from Missouri Southern State University will help re-enact the bloody gunplay that left two local lawmen dead and both of their characters wounded.
A crew working for the British Broadcasting Corp. and National Geographic is filming a 60-minute documentary about Bonnie and Clyde that will feature a segment on the shootout 75 years ago at a garage apartment the gangsters rented near 34th Street and Oak Ridge Drive in Joplin.
"It's a great opportunity," said Manley. "We sent our bios to them at the beginning of November and learned about two weeks ago that we had been cast for the parts. Not only will this look good on our resumes, we're getting paid."
Manley and Hecksher do not have speaking parts.
"A dramatization is what we are doing," Manley said. "Our scenes will be voiced over."
Manley and Hecksher, both junior theater majors, filmed scenes involving a speeding 1934 Ford Deluxe Sedan on dusty roads near Shoal Creek and Diamond. The next day the filming shifted to the garage apartment where the shootout took place on April 13, 1933. The apartment, now owned by the Rev. Phillip McClendon, of Joplin, has been restored with typical furnishings from the period.
The shoot featured two cars - a 1929 Model A Ford and a 1934 Chevrolet coupe, owned by Gary Hall, of rural Joplin. A 1934 Ford sedan, similar to the one in which Bonnie and Clyde were killed in an ambush at Arcadia, La., also was featured. The sedan is owned by Jim Knight, of Franklin, Tenn., who wrote a 2003 book on the gangsters, "Bonnie and Clyde: A 21st Century Update."
"The car they drove was a 1932 Ford Cabriolet, which had a V-8 in it, that was stolen in Texas before they came to Missouri," Knight said. "In those days, this was one of the best cars you could get."
The film, which will be part of the BBC's "Timewatch" history series, re-creates the period when Buck Barrow, who had just been released from prison, reunited in Joplin with his wife, Blanche, and his brother, Clyde, and his girlfriend, Bonnie Parker. The apartment was on the outskirts of town at the time, two blocks from South Main Street.
For 12 days and nights, Bonnie and Clyde, the Barrows and an accomplice by the name of William Deacon "W.D." Jones lived without incident in the two-bedroom apartment. On April 13, their respite ended when a patrol car pulled up in front of the apartment's garage doors. Five lawmen, tipped to the possibility that outlaws might be in the apartment, approached.
Without warning, the outlaws opened fire on the lawmen. Harry McGinnis, 53, a Joplin police detective, and John Wesley Harryman, 41, a Newton County constable, were shot. Harryman died instantly. McGinnis would die later. The others, Walter E. Grammar and George B. Kahler, both with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, and Thomas DeGraff, a Joplin detective, would survive.
The gang emerged from the garage in the 1932 V-8 Ford, but the patrol car was blocking their exit. One got into the patrol car and tried to get it to roll down the hill in front of the apartment but couldn't. The gang then rammed the Ford into the patrol car to move it out of the way.
After that, they fled south on Main Street and eventually escaped through Spring City.
Knight said a police inquest after the shooting showed authorities managed to get off pistol 14 rounds. Armed with shotguns and possibly a machine gun, the gangsters fired more than 30. Police testified they would have had a better chance in the gunfight if they, too, had shotguns.
Chris Wilson, with the BBC's history department, said the story is intriguing in that it reflected the crime wave precipitated by the Great Depression, how law enforcement was ill-prepared to deal with criminals who crossed states lines, and how Herbert Hoover used the crimes to get new laws passed that eventually would bring into being today's FBI.
When they fled the apartment, gang members left behind most of their belongings including guns, jewelry and a camera with two rolls of film, which had been shot by Blanche Barrow. When the film was developed by The Joplin Globe, all five gang members were pictured.
Bonnie and Clyde continued their killing spree across several states before being killed on May 23, 1934, in a barrage of 167 bullets near Arcadia, La.
Wally Kennedy writes for The Joplin (Mo.) Globe.


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text: The last Impressionist exhibition, held in 1886, witnessed the end of one artistic era and the beginning of another. The show included startling new paintings by Georges Seurat and Paul Signac, artists who would form the core of the Neoimpressionist movement. Seurat hoped to substitute a scientific basis for the intuitive color and casual brushwork of the Impressionists. He studied color theory and devised a systematic method of applying tiny dots of pure color to the canvas. These isolated bits of color were meant to blend in the viewer's eye to produce a coherent image. Called "pointillism" or "divisionism," this painstaking technique was much different from the spontaneous Impressionist approach. Van Gogh did not subscribe to Seurat's color theory-"I often think about his method, and yet I don't follow it at all"-but the Neo-Impressionist style helped Vincent find his own distinctive brushstroke of streaks and dashes.


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After was finally done flooding roads and knocking out power a year ago, it pushed Jersey Central Power & Light to make it easier for residents to report outages.
The company now allows customers to report home and street light outages at its 24/7 Power Center on the company website, which can also be accessed through smart phones when outages leave residents without computer access, said Pete Johner, area manager for JCP&L customer and community relations in Central New Jersey.
"After Irene, there were a lot of issues with communication with this company," Johner said in a telephone interview on Wednesday. "So we've made a lot of communication changes. We enhanced the website, we have toll-free phone numbers in an electronic system people can call, and I'm going around meeting with municipal officials, nurturing relationships.
"We heard the politicians, as far as what they wanted," Johner continued, referring to officials relaying residents' complaints in Irene's dark, watery wake. "And we've made improvements. We're also working on infrastructure and system improvements on a daily basis."
Those using the website can also see how many other customers are without power, he added.
As part of his efforts to improve communication with municipal officials, Johner addressed the Point Pleasant Borough Mayor and Council at Tuesday night's council meeting.
"Our role is changing drastically because of Irene," he told Mayor William Schroeder and council members.
And, if there is another bad storm, "I'm the guy you want to talk to," he told them.
Irene had originally been a hurricane, but, The summer storm left 750,000 New Jersey customers without power and, along with other recent storms and a lot of rain last year, heavily damaged JCP&L's infrastructure, Johner said.
"The company is working on infrastructure improvements on a daily basis, we're spending $200 million on it this year alone," he said.
Irene seemed to pick and choose her victims, causing power outages and flooding in some areas, including surging onto part of the Point Beach boardwalk, but sparing other parts of the local area, some of which did not suffer outages or flooded roads.
The repair work was finished in June.
Johner said he did not know exactly when the upgrade with the 24/7 Power Center was completed, but that the press release announcing the new feature was issued on April 23. To see the press release, click here.
Regarding another storm-related topic, Johner said that JCP&L has concerns about residents installing back-up generators because many are not being installed properly.
"This is a big concern for us because they can cause fatalities if they're not properly installed and they can back feed into our cables," Johner said.
He said residents who want to use generators need to hire licensed electricians to install them and that they should always be installed outdoors, never inside homes or garages. That's because generators have emissions and, when released indoors, can cause death, Johner said.
Johner said he has been the area manager for the past 11 years for "Central New Jersey" which includes 23 municipalities in Monmouth and Ocean counties. His region extends from Bradley Beach down to Brick, Point Pleasant and Point Pleasant Beach.
He attended the Point Pleasant meeting primarily to talk to council about the possibility that the Borough may use
However, he also discussed the aftermath of Irene, the company website and communication issues.
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In a chilling mashup of art, history and true crime, photographer and historian Marc Hermann took photographs of modern-day New York City locations and combined them with photos from the New York Daily News Archives – images which depict murders, suicides and fatal accidents in the exact same locations many decades earlier.
The vintage shots depict many scenes of tragedy – including crimes of passion, bloody gangland executions (some dating back to the late '20s), and the collision of two airliners in December 1960.
The project was inspired by Hermann's lifelong fascination with the dynamic history of the Big Apple: "New York is constantly changing and transforming, and tragedies that affected individuals' lives are forgotten," he explains. "We may stand on what was once the site of a horrific murder and not even know it, simply because life goes on."


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Come and experience a multisensory experience for the whole family with AQUA at the Australian National Maritime Museum. Discover the story of water and its importance in our lives as you are taken through a journey of water installations and visual effects.
Be immersed in an adventure around the world, in which you are both actor and spectator, surrounded by 360 screen projections. And be inspired by the visual spectacle of AQUA to make a pledge to save water for the planet. AQUA is a 30-minute timed show with ANMM guides to take you through this unique experience created by ONE DROP, an initiative of Guy Laliberte, Founder of Cirque du Soleil®.
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It's not a horror flick, but Neil Marshall's Doomsday is easily insane enough to merit a mention. Imagine if Mad Max and the Resident Evil chick had a baby and raised it on the set of Escape from New York. Fun stuff!
Today's big curiosity has to be WB's The Lost Boys: The Tribe, which reunites Coreys Haim and Feldman, along with a bunch of photogenic young folks I don't know much about. Despite the much-maligned premise -- surfing vampires? -- I'm as interested as the rest of you. Actually that's not entirely true, as I think the original Lost Boys is fairly overrated. Fun and slick to look at, but as a horror movie ... not really.
From the land of true weirdness (Japan) we get Exte: Hair Extensions, which is just what you think it is: Instead of evil eyeballs like The Eye, we have haunted ... hair extensions. It's cooler than it sounds, plus it's got some creative kills and some crazy visuals. Not for all tastes, obviously...
From The Asylum we get 100,000, BC, which (according to the DVD cover) is about a dinosaur that rampages through a city, and from Australia we get a controversial title called Antisocial Behavior, which is supposed to be ten shades of nasty.
From the "maybe a rental" section we have titles like Side Sho, Bloody Moon, and (my favorite) Virgin Witch. Plus we also get an awesome-looking action / monster combo from Thailand called Vengeance. ("Awesome" being perhaps a bit enthusiastic.)
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Buoyed by recent discoveries of commercial scale oil deposits in Uganda, east African policy makers, foreign oil explorers and their local partners trooped to a five-star hotel on the Kenyan coast this week to reflect on the progress and chart future strategies.Viewed as a frontier region for oil exploration, east Africa's first major oil find was made by Tullow Oil and Heritage Oil companies in the Albertine Basin, which spans the border between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (whose improving relations are making the exploitation of the reserves look morel ikely).Before that, Tanzania had found vast reserves of natural gas in Songo Songo and Mnazi Bay areas.Just like Rwanda, which hopes to revolutionise electricity generation in the region through methane gas from Lake Kivu, Tanzania hopes to power cars from the gas and generate much needed electricity from its natural gas.The regional economic power house Kenya has, however, had disappointing results so far in its search for oil.Although 32 wells have been sunk here since the 1950s, only traces of oil and gas have been found. It is now reprocessing data gathered over that period in the hope new knowledge and technology will reveal hidden deposits.Drilling, an expensive affair that prospectors say can cost a firm $200 million for one well, took a commercial break in the 1980s. But it has also seen a resurgence of interest, thanks to last year's rise of crude in global markets.Kenya issued 14 exploration licenses last year and China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) is set to sink its first well in the second half of this year in the eastern province.Kiraitu Murungi, the nation's energy minister, told the meeting in Mombasa they were praying day and night for the new well and data reprocessing to show signs of oil.On the other hand, Uganda — long reliant on Kenya's ageing oil refinery for its supply of petroleum products — has grand plans for its newfound oil resources.They include the construction of a state of the art modern refinery at an estimated cost of $1.3 billion to process its oil as well as oil from any new finds in the region.Uganda's energy and mineral development minister, Hillary Onek, spoke of the plans with a grin and added that the region, believed to share common geology, could be headed for a better future as it taps its oil and gas reserves to power development.However, as officials and oil prospectors retired to the hotel's restaurants and beach bar for a drink in the evenings, they must have wondered if a few obstacles may not block the path to that prosperous future.The global financial crisis is weighing heavily on the finance base of some companies prospecting in the region.Lack of local skilled manpower in oil and gas industry is also worrying. So is the big question of how to equitably manage revenues from oil and gas so that oil and gas do not turn into a curse for the region as they have elsewhere on the continent.Is east Africa ready to handle oil and gas? Will oil discoveries help local communities?
Hi Duncan,After reading your posting, I was wondering if you may have some insight into a related question posted on ProspectLinker, a community for professional conversations.Here's the question:Any thoughts on the state of financial institutions in Nigeria?While the American credit crisis has sent shockwaves throughout the global finance economy it has particularly impacted Nigeria. A perfect storm of depressed crude prices, the collapse of the American economy, its largest trade partner, and weak government regulation has driven the country's stock exchange index down 37% in the first quarter this year, the worst of 89 benchmark indexes that Bloomberg follows.Does the success of Nigeria's financial institutions depend on the resurgence of oil prices? Will greater government oversight prompt confidence and spur investment? Or is Nigeria so dependent on foreign investment that autonomous actions are negligible and success depends on global economic performance?***If you have some interesting insight, please feel free to share here – http://bit.ly/OudIpThanks,Andre


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Susan Bruce: So Much For Transparency
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On Feb. 7, 2011, newly minted Speaker of the New Hampshire House, Bill O'Brien had this to say: "We are committed to bringing transparency to state government and making it easier for people to know what their government is doing."
That was certainly a lofty and admirable sentiment. Of course only a month later, O'Brien closed the House gallery to the people during a lengthy debate. The Speaker also refused to allow Concord Monitor reporter Ann Marie Timmins into a press conference. The Monitor had published an unflattering cartoon of the Speaker, and Mr. Transparency responded by taking it out on Timmons.
The Speaker's latest foray into transparency came at the end of September, when we learned that he'd attempted to keep the LSRs filed by incumbents under wraps until after the upcoming election. There's an early filing period (Sept. 17 - 26) when incumbents can file LSRs (potential bills for the upcoming legislative session) so that Legislative Services can get an early start on writing and researching the bills. With a 400 member House the proposed legislation can stack up, and indeed, they are. There are 255 proposed LSRs on the House General Court website today.
O'Brien denies making an attempt to change the rules. For decades proposed bills were released in writing every week. In recent years, they've been posted daily on the House website. The postings are not comprehensive — it's generally a title or a reference to the subject of a bill that has yet to be fleshed out. There is often enough information, however, to discern what the bill is about. That's why the Speaker wants these bills kept quiet until after the election — he doesn't want the legislators filing them to be held accountable by the electorate. It is rumored that this all came about because flagrant homophobe Rep. Al Baldasaro filed a bill to repeal marriage equality. Apparently "making it easier for people to know what their government is doing" hasn't turned out so well for a Speaker and a House intent on pursuing a far right social agenda.
A number of bills are coming back, some for the umpteenth time. The Speaker himself has filed a right-to-work bill, despite how thoroughly he was routed on that particular subject last year. Rep. Dan Itse has filed his perennial bill to form a state militia. This is the fourth time Itse has filed this particular piece of legislation, showing remarkable disdain for the taxpayers of our state who pay for the filing and writing of the bill, not to mention the cost of this militia to the state. (An estimated $500,000 per year in 2011) Itse also shows disdain for his colleagues who have to listen to it again. And again. Rep. Robert Kingsbury of Laconia became famous on late night comedy shows last year when he sponsored a bill to include a relevant phrase from the Magna Carta in each new piece of legislation. Apparently he liked the spotlight, because that bill is back. He's also filed a bill that requires the rebuilding of the Old Man of the Mountain. The bill to require random drug testing of food stamp recipients is back. As you may recall, in 2011 we learned that this would cost NH taxpayers $3 million a year, while saving them absolutely no money. There are also a few other bills taking a run at food stamp recipients. What I didn't see were bills aimed at bringing New Hampshire into the future. Forcing food stamp recipients to urinate into cups won't rebuild the NH infrastructure; in fact, it will divert money that could be used to fix our dreadful infrastructure into a witch-hunt against poor people.
The Speaker doesn't want you to know what incumbents have in mind for 2013, but there's little he can do to keep their voting history over the last two years a secret. The folks at Granite State Progress have put together a legislative report card database that is very easy to use. You can look up incumbents and learn how they voted on a number of issues during the last biennium. The data was compiled from some 200 roll call votes. This is a great resource, and I urge all voters to use it before they vote.
In July, former Rep. Norman Tregenza told the Conway Sun that the key concerns of valley residents are: " jobs, liberty, and roads." He mentioned his concern for road maintenance, and his intent to divert funds for repair work. Given his comments to the paper, I was shocked to learn that former Rep. Tregenza voted in favor of cutting the highway fund — which is where the monies for constructing, repairing, and maintaining our highways and byways comes from. Tregenza also voted against establishing a commission to encourage broadband service in underserved areas. He voted against allowing municipalities to bond for building their own broadband infrastructure. Roads and telecommunications are essential to the economic future of our state, a fact that seems to be lost on Norm Tregenza, despite his claims to the newspaper.
He did vote in favor of every gun bill, though, including the ones that would have allowed stalkers and abusers to legally possess handguns.
He voted for a bill that would have made it impossible for a married couple with minor children to obtain a no-fault divorce. He voted for every bill aimed at regulating women's reproductive decisions and defunding Planned Parenthood. He voted to repeal NH's marriage equality law. Liberty, it would seem, is only for heterosexual men.
Governor Lynch vetoed a bill that would ban abortion even when the woman's health is in jeopardy. Representatives Umberger, McCarthy, and Tregenza all voted to override that veto. That's right, women. They all voted in favor of letting you DIE rather than get an abortion. That's right, men. They voted in favor of letting your wife (and possibly the mother of your children) DIE rather than have an abortion that would save her life.
These people are but a few of the extremists desperate to get back into the N.H. Legislature. They all supported O'Brien's election as Speaker, and will again, should he be re-elected to the House. Gene Chandler didn't just support the Speaker, he's also part of the O'Brien leadership team.
I wish I could say "vote for them at your peril" but by voting for them, you imperil the rest of us.
Do your homework before you vote: http://granitestateprogress.org/service/legislator-report-cards
Susan Bruce is a local free lance writer. Visit her blog at susanthebruce.blogspot.com.


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Stricter customs clearance norms have meant slackened business, say companies. "We used to send over 50 tonnes of cargo per month from Oman. This has halved to 25 tonnes per month. Business to India has slowed down," A Mohammed Ali, operations manager of Rajab Cargo Services, which has operations in many GCC states, said.
Abdul Manaf, in charge of Ruwi-based Smart Cargo, said, "Earlier, we would deliver cargo to Indian cities within 12 days. Now, it takes up to two months and is affecting business."
Most door to door cargo companies offer two kinds of services - the gift parcel service, which allows one to send cargo worth Rs10,000 (approx RO71), and consolidated parcel service, under which consignments from different persons to the same destination are clubbed together. This service has been most hit, Mohammad Ali said, adding that consolidated parcels are sometimes routed through the sea, which takes at least 50 days for delivery.
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Original recipe yields 40 cookies
- Place coconut in a bowl; add sweetened condensed milk, vanilla extract, and almond extract. Mix well. Refrigerate batter for 1 hour.
- Preheat oven to 300 degrees F (150 degrees C). Grease a large baking sheet.
- Loosely mold batter into 2-inch balls and arrange on the prepared baking sheet.
- Bake in the preheated oven until cookies are evenly golden, 10 to 15 minutes. Allow to cool on the baking sheet for 2 minutes before transferring to a sheet of waxed paper to cool completely.
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This recipe was a much simpler version of what I typically use when I make coconut macaroons. It came together easily and looked beautifully golden brown when baked. I think the texture was definitely missing something though. I think the addition of flour and egg whites that most macaroon recipes have is needed. Make sure you butter your pan really well or use parchment paper. I lightly buttered the pan and they still stuck. I
I made these this weekend and they turned out fantastic! I didn't have any almond extract, so I increased the vanilla extract. This was so simple! I do recommend putting the mixture in the fridge for about an hour before rolling out onto the baking sheet lined with folio and greased for easier clean up. I also dipped them into semi-sweet chocolate and they were fantastic!
I generally find that shortcut recipes while quicker are just not the same, this is held true, I make mine the old fashioned way, and if I use sweetened cocoanut which is all I can usually find I don't even add the sugar and no one has ever missed it. I am not going to make this again, the condensed milk cost far more than 4 eggs.
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Amount Per Serving (40 total)
- Calories
- 121 cal
- 6%
- Fat
- 9.5 g
- 15%
- Carbs
- 8.5 g
- 3%
- Protein
- 1.7 g
- 3%
- Cholesterol
- 3 mg
- 1%
- Sodium
- 17 mg
- < 1%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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