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on May 21, 2014 at 9:36 pm
Waste of money. This is the same VTA fat-cat bureaucracy that is going to install BUS-ONLY LANES on El Camino Real, It does not matter what makes sense or what the public wanrs. All voters can do is to note the names of the local politicians involved and make sure they do not reach the level of State Senator LELAND YEE before they are stopped.
on May 22, 2014 at 7:19 am
I hear people all the time clamoring for more and better public transit, but then they refuse to support or pay for any of the projects that would provide it. I guess they just want someone else to take care of it for them.
on May 22, 2014 at 9:33 am
Jim Neal is a registered user.
@Donald -- It is not that we are not willing to pay for it, it is that we see hundreds of millions of our hard earned dollars going to fraud, waste and abuse; and then to add insult to injury, they don't even bother to listen to what the public wants. HSR and BRT lanes through Mountain View are perfect examples.
We want public transportation that is safe, comfortable, efficient, and relatively inexpensive. Right now, the system is none of these. I have been taking public transportation daily for the last two years and I'm sick of it. Next year, I'll be back in my car so I can get to my various destinations inexpensively in comfort and a reasonable amount of time.
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on May 22, 2014 at 9:43 am
I find it a sad state of affairs that this project is suddenly super important for ten 49ers games per year, but they could not get their act together to build the tracks out with 2 lines the whole way when the project was first being built - to the benefit of the daily commuters.
The Evelyn station will be missed - by all 3 people who use it per day.
on May 22, 2014 at 10:08 am
I don't see amything wrong with tracking improvements for efficiency for Levi Studium users. We need transit improvements for 24/7 use, not just rush hour use.
on May 22, 2014 at 12:38 pm
Jim Neal, BRT and HSR have nothing to do with each other. Lumping them together and saying "they" don't listen is overly simplistic. This article is about a public meeting. Will you be there to give "them" your opinion?
on May 22, 2014 at 12:57 pm
If you've ever missed your Caltrain connection at Mountain View while your light rail train waited at Whisman Station for the train in the opposite direction to come through, then you know how important this project is.
Yes, it may help serve 49ers games, but adding a second track will benefit commuters every day.
on May 22, 2014 at 2:38 pm
Upgrading Public Transportation sounds like a No-Brainer.
However, before I jump on the bandwagon I want to see a cost vs. benefit analysis.
Upgrading to improve Mountain View commuters may make sense.
Spending millions to keep Jedd York & Co. happy is a waste of taxpayer funds.
on May 22, 2014 at 2:48 pm
I'm all in favor of practical, useable mass transit. Unfortunately, that excludes VTA from having any hand in it.
And speaking of wasted money and bureuacratic idiocy...
How's that bike share program working out? The pages of the 'Voice' dripped with praise while it was in the concept stage, but now that it's operational, not one word. Every time I'm past the train station, I see a row of shiny new (meaning UNUSED) bikes. Since there seem to be so many available, VTA must consider this a glorious success.
on May 22, 2014 at 3:38 pm
I assumed that the light rail was rudimentary when first opened, with upgrades happening incrementally, which would eventually create a viable system. If improvements are not done, would not the whole concept/project/infrastructure be a waste of money?
on May 23, 2014 at 6:54 am
Bay Area Bike Share lists over 140,000 bike trips since they started last year. You can see all the data, even listed by city, at bayareabikeshare.com
on May 23, 2014 at 9:42 am
Speaking of Bay Area Bike Share...
$8.7 million approved for an expansion of the bike share program which will provide 750 bikes in the East Bay. I think that's a unit cost of about $11,600 per bike.
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"The Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission approved $8.7 million in funding Wednesday morning to expand the Bay Area Bicycle Share program to the East Bay in 2015 despite delays in existing expansion plans caused by the bankruptcy of a key business.
An expansion of Bay Area Bike Share's existing program in San Francisco, San Jose, Mountain View, Palo Alto and Redwood City planned for this year has already been delayed because the manufacturer of the bikes and docking stations filed for bankruptcy, according to a spokesman for the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, which has been overseeing the bike sharing program."
"The Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission approved $8.7 million in funding Wednesday morning to expand the Bay Area Bicycle Share program to the East Bay in 2015 despite delays in existing expansion plans caused by the bankruptcy of a key business.
An expansion of Bay Area Bike Share's existing program in San Francisco, San Jose, Mountain View, Palo Alto and Redwood City planned for this year has already been delayed because the manufacturer of the bikes and docking stations filed for bankruptcy, according to a spokesman for the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, which has been overseeing the bike sharing program."
on May 23, 2014 at 10:56 am
VTA light rails needs to be extended to the planned San Antonio Center developments. Don't see anything wrong building light rail near restaurants, theatres, shopping, hotels, bars, medical offices, car sharing or car rentals, train stations and bars.
Yes building light rail to the office is good too.
on May 23, 2014 at 11:19 am
I agree with Garrett. We need to completely pave over Mountain View so we can save on greenhouse gasses. It's time to get out of the 50's and just turn this whole place into cement and concrete.
Did you know that the other day I saw a tree? What is going on here? On the Jetson's, there were no trees. Let's embrace the future!
on May 23, 2014 at 12:42 pm
Did you know Mountain View and the.rest of this valley was really prime farmland?
Personally I think it has already been paved over.
on May 23, 2014 at 3:16 pm
Remove Evelyn Station? This seems like a totally dumb and shortsighted maneuver. Considering how Downtown MV's population and activities are expanding, it would seem that we should be keeping Evelyn open and encouraging its use as an alternative, to reduce downtown traffic and parking congestion.
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Economic Geography and the Evolution of Networks
AbstractAn evolutionary perspective on economic geography requires a dynamic understanding of change in networks. This paper explores theories of network evolution for their use in geography and develops the conceptual framework of geographical network trajectories. It specifically assesses how tie selection constitutes the evolutionary process of retention and variation in network structure and how geography affects these mechanisms. Finally, a typology of regional network formations is used to discuss opportunities for innovation in and across regions.
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- Max-Peter Menzel, 2008. "Dynamic Proximities – Changing Relations by Creating and Bridging Distances," Papers in Evolutionary Economic Geography (PEEG) 0816, Utrecht University, Section of Economic Geography, revised Oct 2008.
- Stefan Rehak, 2011. "Lack of knowledge networking? The role of discontinuity in the post socialist countries," ERSA conference papers ersa10p892, European Regional Science Association.
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"Working with distant researchers--Distance and content in university-industry interaction,"
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- Ron Boschma & Pierre-Alexandre Balland & Dieter Kogler, 2011. "A relational approach to knowledge spillovers in biotech. Network structures as drivers of inter-organizational citation patterns," Papers in Evolutionary Economic Geography (PEEG) 1120, Utrecht University, Section of Economic Geography, revised Dec 2011.
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Carex flagellifera
Ornamental grasses and grasslike plants
Large group of grasslike, clumping plants found worldwide and grown for foliage effect in borders, rock gardens, containers, and water gardens (flowers are generally insignificant); some are used as lawn substitutes, as large-scale groundcovers, or for erosion control. Long, narrow evergreen leaves are often striped or oddly colored. Specialists offer many varieties. Although characteristically found in damp soils, many sedges will grow under relatively dry conditions in cultivation. Many are short-lived in gardens so are used as annuals.Carex flagellifera
From New Zealand. Closely related to Carex buchananii and is distinguished from it only in small botanical details. Grows in clumps about 2 1/2 ft. tall and wide. It is not quite as erect as C. buchananii, and its leaves are reddish brown and wider spreading. Often short-lived.
Carex 'Ice Dance'
Grows to 1–2 ft. high and spreads slowly. Dark green leaves are edged in creamy white. Makes a g...
Carex flagellifera
From New Zealand. Closely related to Carex buchananii and is distinguished from it only in sm...
Carex elata 'Aurea' ('Bowles Golden')
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Butler Blue I, the white English bulldog who served as Butler University's first official live mascot, died May 30 at the age of 13.
While Blue was famous throughout the state and beyond, she was particularly special to the residents of Hendricks County, where she was born.
Blue I was born Sept. 23, 2000, at Frank and Jeane King's Kong King Kennel in Lizton. She served as Butler University's official mascot from 2000-04, and then accompanied her human companion, Kelli Walker, to Bellingham, Wash.; Morris, Ill.; and Chicago.
"For over 13 years Blue lived an extraordinary life," Walker said. "Her noble heart stopped today; instead of feeling empty, my heart is twice as full for loving her."
The concept of "Butler Blue" existed for about a year before Blue I, as she was known, became an integral part of life at Butler and beyond. Walker worked in Butler's Office of Alumni and Parent Programs from 1998-2004; in 1999, she began exploring what a live mascot program would encompass.
Under the initially skeptical and ultimately supportive leadership of William T. Farkas, then executive director of Alumni and Development Programs, Walker gathered information from peer institutions (including Drake University, the University of Georgia, and Yale University). Then-Butler President Gwen Fountain supported the initiative, and in fact insisted on including Blue I in her presidential portrait, which currently hangs in Robertson Hall.
Carving out a place in an academic institution for a live mascot program was a multi-faceted effort, including securing financial support from an anonymous alumni donor to purchase the original dog. Subsequent mascots have been donated by Kong King Kennel, which quickly became beloved members of the Butler family. Food and veterinary care was provided by Dr. Kurt Phillips.
In the fall of 2000, Butler held a community-wide naming contest for the new mascot. While "Hinkle," "Hampton," and even "Buttercup" were popular vote-getters, "Butler Blue" was the top choice.


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Umpire Unleashes Awesome 'Whoomp There It Is!' Strike Three Call [VIDEO]
October baseball is a time for players -- not umpires -- to take center stage.
October baseball is a time for players -- not umpires -- to take center stage.
Pittsburgh Pirates fans are so excited about their team, they don't know how to contain themselves.
It turns out the Houston Astros' fans stink almost as much as the team does.
Who says there's no crying in baseball?
Hunter Pence wants to teach your kids how to play baseball. Just not the way you'd want them to learn the game.
The Milwaukee Brewers aren't going anywhere this year. Heck, they can't even make it to home plate when they hit a home run.
Cincinnati Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips' butt has a lesson for all of you ball players out there -- don't slide head first.
There are tons of awesome things about baseball season, like grabbing a hot dog or yelling "hey batta batta!" But arguably the best part of going to a game is trying to catch foul balls.
This was a bit strange and funny at the same time.
Japanese baseball is much different than American baseball.
Chris Lane, an Australian man who had recently accepted a scholarship to play baseball for East Central University in Oklahoma, was shot and killed by three Oklahoma teens Friday afternoon. According to the police, the teens did it simply because they were bored.
The English language has more words than any other language in the world and more are being added all the time. It's interesting to find out how common words were created. Hot dogs and baseball go hand in hand. Here's how the term hot dog was created.


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So I haven't blogged since, I think, Thanksgiving. That's a long time. Life got in the way and time for away from me. I'm not at all complaining. It's been good, just busy.
A few random things that happened and some other ramblings:
1) I got a new-to-me car, a Subaru Forester. It's actually older than my Honda (which J will drive now) but with half the miles and AWD, which I'm already grateful for this snowy New England winter. It's roomier and kind of a mom car, but that's OK, I'm a mom, and it's not a mini-van so there's that (no offense to mini-van drivers). I love it.
2) I fell down the stairs at work and messed up my left side. Somehow I missed the last two steps or something and ended up sprawled on the floor directly in front of my colleague's office. So embarrassing. I twisted my leg under me and my foot (arch and top), ankle and knee have hurt since (2+ weeks ago now). I went to the doctor for something else and had him look at it and he said I most likely sprained my foot. Awesome.
3) I fucking got shingles. Yes, the thing old people get. I'm cool like that. (That is the original reason for my visit to the doctor.)
4) I went for my first run with the Bob stroller and it was awesome. Probably not my best idea with the previously-mentioned sprained foot and whatnot but whatever. I only did 2 miles, the kiddo loved it, and once I got past the initial awkwardness I realized it's easier than I thought it'd be. I can't wait until spring to take it out regularly.
5) H has been rolling over regularly for quite some time and now can sit up on her own. She started eating food a couple weeks ago and it's fun. She loves butternut squash and is on the fence about pears and bananas. I'm thinking squash or avocado next. I will say, though, that the poop – oh the poop! – it's disgusting. Really quite gross.
6) Between holidays, vacation time, and Friday's snow day I have had two weeks off with H and I do not want to go back to work on Monday. Why isn't this real life? Boo.
7) We might use J's bonus money this year to buy a treadmill. Without a gym membership it's tough fitting workouts in. I'm not running outside at 4 am and I'm becoming wussy when it comes to dark, cold evening runs, especially after a few snow storms.
8) We got rid of cable (to put the money towards a car payment) and it's not that bad. I've been watching Grey's Anatomy from the beginning on Hulu.
There's tons I'm missing but that's the random crap I just thought of. How was your holiday? Happy New Year!


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Two recent federal appellate decisions demonstrate the limits of last year's Supreme Court decision in AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion, 131 S.Ct. 1740 (2011). In Concepcion, plaintiffs alleged a class of California customers to challenge the wireless carrier's practice of charging sales tax on phones promoted as "free" under various service agreements. When AT&T asserted the arbitration and class waiver provisions in its subscriber agreements, the Southern District of California ruled that the arbitration provision was unconscionable because it contained a class action waiver, and was therefore unenforceable under the rule announced by the California Supreme Court in Discover Bank v. Superior Court, 36 Cal.4th 148, 113 P.3d 1100 (Cal. 2005). The Ninth Circuit affirmed on those same grounds. The Discover Bank Rule claimed support in § 2 of the Federal Arbitration Act, (9 U.S.C. §2) (FAA) providing certain exceptions to enforcement of arbitration agreements, including "such grounds as exist at law or in equity for the revocation of any contract." Since the FAA's savings clause allows arbitration agreements to be defeated by state law contract defenses, the Discover Bank Rule was considered by some to be an appropriate application of traditional unconscionability defenses against class action waivers in arbitration agreements. Doctor's Associates, Inc. v. Casarotto, 517 U.S. 681, 687 (1966).
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I didn't grow up with a father.
I held close in my heart the sadness
on those days
a father would have participated.
Bithdays, graduations, my wedding,
the birth of my children, passed with a box unchecked.
Spending my adolecence in search of him
I contacted grandparents.
Not knowing they were ill and probably
did not even know who I was
I gave up my search.
Life goes on.
You sink or swim.
I chose to swim.
I had a family of my own.
I won't tell you the ache in my heart ever went away.
I almost never spoke of it -
but it was there just the same.
Imagine my surprise twelve years ago
receiving an email through a popular website.
I can see the light of the computer,
feel the click of the keys,
waiting for the sun,
to come up.
It was about 5 in the morning and
I had just had my twins.
It is amazing life can be that simple.
What a gift!
So glad he found me!
You never know where life will take you.
Happy Fathers Day!
Enjoy the opportunity.
Four boys...they drive me nuts.
I think most moms - those who work in or out
of the home get driven nuts.
Our time is never our own -
and usually there is never enough of it
and I don't think anyone tells you that -
I guess it's the "Mom Code"
- our dirty little secret.
You find out somewhere along the way - your it.
The Last Resort, The End of The Line
and Custer's Last Stand all
roll up into one.
Somedays it can be exhausting...
somedays we take it in stride,
some days we scream at the top of our lungs.
This post comes from an off the cuff
Facebook post I did a few days ago
after having a "discussion" with my oldest
*Why I Didn't Remember Something*.
( I know)
It hit such a nerve I thought I would repost it here.
Welcome to Bead Soup 2014!
My lovely partner is
Who sent me all sorts of goodies!
My favorite colors!
Right away when I saw the
Lisa Peters Art focal
I knew what I wanted to do with it and it set the theme for the group.
I saw a tide pool.
I LOVE coiling wire - very relaxing!
Next I was drooling over these
little lampwork lanterns from
Turned my trees upside down to look like coral.
Then I grabbed this Sea Life focal from
I added more "coral reef" and
some rough cut apatite ovals I've been hoarding.
I had so many goodies I was able to make
to necklaces.
One using a leaf focal that looks like swirling water.
I tried to make the jumprings look like
bubbles and waves.
Last but not least I used more of those
lovely lampwork rounds
the colors were just delicious and added a
focal from
I had a GREAT time with this soup
and still have quite a bit left!
Don't forget to visit my lovely and very generous partner
to see what she made with this!
Many thanks to
for all her hard work organizing and running this hop!
You may join in with all the participants here
Bead Soup Blog Party Participants List
I will guarantee you some lovely eye candy!
Have a Happy Mothers Day
and an awesome Sunday in general.
Thanks for stopping by, Patty
Time to wake up and get myself going again.
Ironically this Spring Fever challenge
occurs on a day we have just had SNOW.
I can't remember the last time we had snow on April 16th.
I've probably buried that memory where this one is going.
It';s just wrong!
SO I definately actually have Spring Fever!
Here is my sweet parcel from the UK!
The challenge was hosted by
Thea of Thea Elements,
Caroline from Blueberribeads,
and Smitten Beads!
So green and happy.
Since I haven't seen much green all winter
this was a treat!
My first necklace -
because the focal spoke to me immediately -
as did the gorgeous green silk.
I really wanted to stamp some copper
leaves with the words
"He Loves Me"
but I haz no stamps ....
What to do?
Next I chose the plumpest little bird
and more of the gorgeous silk ribbon.
I seemed to be obsessed with necklaces this go round.
The last little bird got the simple treatment of
a leather necklace.
Thea of Thea Elements,
Caroline from Blueberribeads,
and Smitten Beads!
I'm going for the once a month blog post traffic.
Wooo Hooo!
Remember when you were young
and time was measured in
"holidays you got candy"
"your birthday"
"vacation time"?
The year revolved around sugar and sleeping in,
free time, for me a pile of new books,
and a bag of goodies.
Then you have kids of your own, a home
and well RESPONSIBILITIES.
It's seasons that bring calculated purchases -
- Pumpkins in July
- new clothes in August
- Christmas in September
- OMG I forgot to buy a turkey
- It's the week before Christmas - I can still do this!
- Thank God the holidays are over
- Valentines Day?
- Spring?
- Easter - Is it early or late this year?
- Spring Break - unless you had 18 feet of snow
- End of school
- Bulk purchase of vodka
- Summer vacation
- The Crying Months
...and back to
This year Spring ...well Spring hasn't really
come to the Northeast yet.
( this is hilarious and some what horrifying at the same time)
We had a day or two of thawing and melting.
It was just warm enough for me to think,
"Time to get the poop out of the yard."
You have to walk that fine line between
*it's frozen to the ground* and
*it's a mushy blob*.
No bag of candy there.
The fun things I look foward to?
How about a
Spring Fever Jewelry Challenge?
Brought to you by the lovely
My goodies are reaking of Spring!
So April 16th you know
there will definately be another post!
It was 16 when I woke up this morning.
Did you get Spring yet?
Tell me about it so I can fantasize.
Being stuck inside the house seems to make
most of us a little crazy...maybe a lot crazy.
When my husband woke me up the other
morning I was like Shakespeare crazy - yeah it's a thing.
Long winter - too much snow -
he woke me up and I thought,
"To sleep, perchance to dream."
But no ......no sleep, shovels, wet coats, wet floors
and dogs stuck inside barking at chairs.
It was like.....
Romeo & Juliet, Act 2 Scene 2
But crap, no light through yonder window breaks
It is the east, and there is no sun
Downfall, evil flakes, and blanket thy yard
Who is already cold and pale with snow
That thou whitest devil have bespoken thy place
Her maid is cold and white with insanity
Her blanket is frozen cast off by plows and shovels
It is my downfall! It is my dread!
Oh and how it knows!
It speaks but says nothing and piles by the side of the road
It's ice discourses, my coach answers with a swerve....
Am I too bold - the road hath no salt
....Well you get the idea.
Shakespeare Crazy
The mind wanders in all this white stuff
that never stops coming.
I've been trying to create but between all the snow days -
I can't remember the last time the kids had a full week-
shoveling, remodeling and general snow management
not much is getting done.
Do you find yourself more inspired in warm weather
or cold?
It's definately warm for me Spring or Fall -
I'll take either!
Off to talk to myself in Shakespearean English...
Here's a few tips if your snowed in and need some
Fare thee well and may by Google we meet again! : )
Ok who knew of all things
would trigger such angst.
I didn't realize there are
people that have no need for snowpants
and therefor have no idea
what abominable torture devices they are!
Why Snowpants are Abominable Torture Devices
1. If you have multiple children - you will have multiple snowpants - none of said children will EVER pick the correct size leading to what I call
"Goldilocks Syndrome".
Some pants will always be too small and others will always be too big. You will NEVER have the right size. One child will have no visible feet...the other will have liederhosen. God forbid they trade.
2. The crotch always falls between your knee and ankle so you get to feel like you are walking around with a load in your pants.
3. They have a bib. If you are over three this can be disconcerting. I assume this carries out a few functions.
A. Keeps cold air from infiltrating your inner core....although with the right wind it's possible to get airborne...I think they are made from parachute material anyway.
B. Keeps snow from infiltrating your pants ( although this maybe counter intuitive as most snow ends up stuck in the breastplate slowly melting down your frontal regions).
C. Keeps pants from falling off after disembarking your sleigh to "freestyle" slide on your face (incidentally causing more snow in your breastplate and removal of pants when you go inside to cry, remove pants , then put them back on).
4. In the house they are airless sauna pants - within 3.2 seconds your 5 year old will be thrust into menopause.
5. Outside the house they seem to trap every breeze and stray chunk of snow available.
6. The buckles for the shoulder straps will either be stuck together for all eternity or will never click together depending on your immediate needs.
( i.e. if you have to go to the bathroom you won't be able to get them off. If your brothers are running down the street to go sleigh at the "cool" house you won't be able to get them on.)
7. As a mother nothing is more dreaded on a snow day as the words, " MOOOOOOOOOOOOM...WHERE ARE THE "SNOWPANTS???"...
8. Correct procedure for wearing snow pants is:
A. Put them on.
B. Take them off.
C. Put them on.
D. Take them off.
E. Put them on.
F.Get stuck.
G. Cry.
H. Leave 10 pair of wet cold snow pants shoved in corner to be discovered during next snow storm wet and moldy....OR someone shoves that one pair in the closet and you find it in the Spring...bleech.
I. Two weeks later during next snow storm start at #7.
9. Deceptively light starting out - a small child will actually end up carrying approximately 187 lbs of water and snow before they come in to "dry off".
10. Even though you have 3 pairs of socks, thermal underwear and jeans on the leg zippers will ALWAYS get stuck in your leg hair....
11. You will be reduced to using duct tape to keep snow pants in or around winters other demonic accessory -
The Snow Boot.
I'll save that for another day.
Luckily we only got a dusting last night.
If your getting swamped - stay safe and warm!
Happy Wednesday! Patty
The thing about January is -
it is the red headed stepchild month of the year -
at least in the Northeast -
it's between here and there.
Passed the glory of the holiday and smack into
cold, snow and sheets on sale.
It's not pretty - especially if the snow has
been hanging around -
it's covered in sand, mud and other unmentionables.
We start anew.....or do we hide from the old?
The habits that made fall and early winter
hospitable, toasty and warm like
pumpkin lattes, decorations and booze -
.....now make you question your own sanity.
Like carrying in those 1582 logs for the wood stoves....
which make you feel like this.
...and seriously if I hear "Polar Vortex"
one more time....
It is the month of praying you don't
hear the phone at 6:00 am...
....and of the kids praying you do.
We pull the snowpants down and
duck tape them to the boots.
There is one more wearing before next year
and we have to break down and get more snow pants.
Speaking of snow pants...
They're on, they're off, they're on they're off...
It does bring some good.
Downton Abbey is back.
On Sunday nights there is a
moratorium on anything but PBS,
or else I'm like this.
Soon Call the Midwife will be on too...
Love my British TV!
What do you love/ hate about January?
Siiiigh...I'm dreaming of Spring,
flinging the windows open,
and throwing the snow pants back up in the attic!
Happy Tuesday, Patty
Another Thanksgiving under my belt
and another fond memory.
Last year was the year of the
"Great Potato Debacle of 2012".
After leaving one of my boys alone with
a peeler and some potatos..uhm 25lbs..
we ended up with a ridiculous amount
of mashed potatos.
I recommend you know WHERE your kids
AND potatos are at all times.
Twenty five pounds is ALOT of potato.
It seems there is something every year.
One year someone wrapped up my
Mother In Laws baked artichokes and
accidentally shoved them back in the cabinet.
This caused an overwhelming stench and
concern someone had hidden a
dead body in the house until it was uncovered weeks later.
People slept a little better knowing it was just a vegetable...
This year it was a thirty pound turkey
that got everyones attention.
The boys were sure it was a sibling
and pampered it whilst I made room in the fridge.
Seriously...no joke....
he was singing to it....softly..
*Turkey for you and turkey for me...*
( Re-enactment by Nan Emmett)
Turkey had other plans.
Since I could barely lift the Bohemeth
my husband did the honors.
Oven shelf BENT and released it's turkey goodness
to the bottom of the oven -
Mordor section.
I screamed assuming I'd been shot.
We ended up having to use 3 racks
at once stacking them to keep the poultry in one place
and prevent the town from being smothered.
I tended to other preparations...
...with some help..
The Pomegranite Sangria was really good!
Turkey hung out for awhile....
Six hours and twenty five people later we were eating.
My best friends son walked in the house and dropped the pumpkin pie on the floor.
( I stayed hidden in the kitchen in case I had to call 911)
Really that wasn't the worst of it!
My Brother in law decided to experiment
with the chocolate fountain.
He stuck a dipping stick into the protective outer tube,
lifting it and exposing the flippy motor thingy
Apparently when you do this the fountain
turns into a chocolate machine gun.
He remained unharmed but my best
friend ( uhm...who brought the fountain)
and her son got hit....and hit BAD....
along with the floor, walls, bar and curtains.
It was sort of like this.
Oy...luckily I maintained my composure...
....and if you made it this far into the story you deserve something.
How about a Cyber Monday coupon?
20% off in either store?
...and this could be yours!
Happy Cyber Monday Friends!
SO you may or may not know
of my ridiculous love for bacon.
I am constantly getting bacon bits
posted to my Facebook page....
and I'm not complaining about it.
( Although you know
the one talking about all the bacon
is probably not the one GETTING all the bacon)
That's a discussion for another day.
We'll put pumpkin on the list
with chocolate, coffee and bacon
which make me a
If there was such a thing.
( .......and I think there should be!)
Took a little of the mashed orange stuff and
added it to chili
and I seriously have to say it was fantastic!
It might even be better with bacon bits on top!
SO if you asked me for the recipe here is mine.
You could easily add a whole or half a small can to your own chili and I am sure it would be delightful!
Pumpkin Chili from Under the Bus
3 tablespoons chili powder
3 teaspoons ground cumin
3 teaspoons oregano
2 teaspoons powdered garlic
1-2 teaspoons brown sugar
1 cup chopped onion- browned
1/2 cup whole corn or small can
1 small can chopped green chili's
1/2 small can tomato paste
1 large can chopped tomato's
1 small can pumpkin
1 can small red beans or black beans( less skin for the kids)
1 -2 cups beef stock
1 can/bottle beer ( I use Coronoa or Octoberfest)
1-2 pounds fresh ground beef
( I use 1 pound beef or 1 pound beef one pound vegetarian crumbles. depending on how many I am feeding and just add extra liquid as needed.)
Salt, black pepper and cayenne to taste
( we like it hot!)
shredded cheese/green onions/sour cream/chips
to your liking!
Brown your ground beef and drain fat.
Add all the other ingredients back into the pan with the beef and stir and simmer for at least an hour.
We like it a bit soupy so add more or less liquid to your taste.
Spicy sweet for us there wasn't much left over.
I am thinking of adding cubed pumpkin
or butternut squash the next time.
Let me know if you try it!
Well if it's really bad don't let me know lol.
Happy Wednesday! Patty


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- 2F Building No1 1072 Nong QuXi Lu, Shanghai
- 8th Aug 2014
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- 17 Yunnan (South) road, Shanghai
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- No.55 Xianggang Road, Shanghai
- 12th Aug 2014
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- No.300 Wuning Road, Putuo District, Shanghai
- 15th Aug 2014
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Women's Choice ArmourLoft® Jacket II
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what's it do?
In the drag of wind and snow, every ounce counts. So we created ArmourLoft®, our ultra-lightweight insulation that locks in body heat to keep you warm without weighing you down. Perfect for throwing sick moves on the mountain or wearing to and from the gym, this women's Winter jacket moves with you for all-day comfort. And if the storm breaks and things start to heat up, we included exposed arm zippers that convert this ski jacket into a vest for on-demand ventilation. Finished with a high collar for extra protection and zippered hand pockets to stash your stuff, this jacket is the perfect answer for any outdoor occasion.
The fundamentals
- Semi-Fitted: A slimmer athletic cut that delivers better mobility by eliminating the bulk of extra fabric.
- Sleeves zip off to form a vest, giving you the versatility to handle any cold-weather situation
- ArmourLoft® insulation delivers superior warmth without adding a lot of bulk
- ArmourZone® ensures that your core gets the extra heat it needs while allowing full mobility in your extremities
- Advanced moisture management technology and quick-dry fabrication keep you drier, longer
- High neck delivers extra protection from the wind and cold
- Zippered pockets provide secure storage
- Abstract seaming details add a little swagger on and off the hill
- Shell: Polyester
- Insulation: ArmourLoft® Poly Microfill (80g Body, 60g Sleeves)
- Imported