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Saturday, October 25th, 2003
8:28 pm
hey everybody
hi. i guess it has been awile. anyways, yesterday:
we (bree, veronika, bianca, becca, and i) went to bianca's house and tried to spike bree's hair. it didn't work and i spilled egg all over her. yeah. so then we went to the scene and we got there like two hours or so early. so we went to Big Kay and played with the bouncy ball and hoola hopes. and we got food. it was yummy. then we went back to the scene and sat and waited. we saw leanna and becca kissed her foot. then becca was out of it. so we had to help her walk sorta and she fell a few times. the show was cool. we met some guy named John there. he was cool. but i missed pickle. oh well. then we went to my house and eat wendys.
woke up (somehow veronika lost her shirt when we were all asleep and she found it behind the couch)and talked for awhile. we finally got ready two hours laterand went to Dennys. yumm. we didnt have enough money for the tip so oh well. we had four boxes coming home and i ended up caring then all the boxes. then we went to the park and played it the misters and went to the skate park. becca tried to pull bree into the guys bathroom like michelle did to leanna. but bree was too smart and didnt go. then we went to my house. bree couldnt see texas chainsaw massacre, so she went bowling and the rest of us (becca, veronika, and i) went to the movies. it was the best and scariest movie i have ever seen. everyone should see it. i screamed when the people in the movie screamed and so we were all laughing at a scary part. it was funny. then after the movie we got ice cream and then waited for bree. then we walked home. on the way home this bitch and her friends followed us. they bugged us until we leaft and then they followed us. bree, veronika, and becca ran and i just walked and they were right behind me yealling at me and some of her friends were starting to surround me so i finally ran for about twenty feet, then i saw my friends and started walking again. then we were idiots and went back about ten minutes later. we thought they were gone so we walked towards the baseball parks to see if there were and games. the girl was there. so she followed us again and tried to provoke us. we just kept walking and she kapt following. then she started to walk back and becca fixed her bra strap and the girls friends thought she flipped the girl off so she followed us again, only i wasnt paying attention so my friends ran and i didnt. the girl grabbed me and her friends said i flipped her off. so she beat me up and i had no one there o help me because my friends were gone. now they feel bad and it isnt there fault. so yeah im done now. bye bye.
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Sunday, August 17th, 2003
10:52 am
Big Girls Dont cry yi yi yi.
Friday- I went to Beccas aunts house at 6 a.m. and met Leo and Lucy. We played video games.and tried to put the kareoke, but we couldnt figure it out. I dyed the tips of Becca hair black twice. It turned purplish brown. Then we went in the jaccuzzi, and hid from a black bee. I never met those neighbors of hers but oh well. I tried to walk lucy, but I guess she walked me. We ate almost a whle bag of cookies. I kept stepping on the one cokie I dropped. Then later we went to the LIT thingy at the SAntee Teen Center. We played poker with Mercades and Kyle. Then Kyle and this kid Aaron were playing basketball, and they kept hitting Becca and sometimes me. THen, I put streaks in Beccas hair; Red, Blue, Gold, and Pink.
Saturday- We evntually got my dad to give us a ride to Dennys so that we could have milkshakes.We split those new mini cheeseburgers. And Becca ate the lemons for her hair, but I used one in my drink. Then when we were walking back to my house, all these guys were looking at Becca, and most of them were older guys. Becca found a plastic rubber duckie. Then when we were a few houses away from my house, these two guys were whispering and stareing at Becca, and after I looked back at them, they asked us how old we are. Becca should of said 10. And after 4 hours of begging my dad, he finally took us to the Casualties show, down at the Scene. When we got there, there were like 90 people in line to get tickets, and we accidently cut the entire line, and nobody cared, because the cool people in front let us. After, an hour of staring at people and talking we went inside and I ripped the top of my pants on the bench. Then we went up tp Leanna, and Becca gave her a hug, and halfway through the hug Leanna relized who Becca was. Then we were sitting on the bench and this creepy guy was talking to Becca. Then all of a sudden Becca was 5 inches closer to me. Then Becca made me get in my FIRST mosh pit. It was the shit. And of couse I fell on top of Becca who was in a big crowd of people who fell down. I pushed her down to get back up. Then when we got out of the mosh pit, we went over and found where they sell those refreshment thingys, and we were like second line in line, the two guys in front of us, kept turning around. One kept looking at Becca and the other stared at my boobs. I just stared at him into his eyes until he noticed and looked away. THen Becca drank almost all the Sprite I bought and I had a sip. Then this girl showed us her tatto of this naked guy. All because we wanted to see if this girl had lipstick of blood on her shirt. Then the Briggs started playing. I looked at the lead person, and I said to Becca "isnt that the guy from line who looked at me?!?!?!" and we got in an arguement about who he was looking at. WE both said he was the one who looked at me, but we couldnt hear what the hell we were talking about so we thought we were argueing different things. Then the Casualties started playing, and.......a big mosh pit started and everyone started crowd surfing and shit. The Casualties were awesome. Then Becca stomped on some guys foot and got a liberty spike stabbed in her eye. Then Becca bought a Cheap Sex CD. And........then Kenny scared us when we were about to leave. Then Becca ran into him on the way out, and I almost ran into his friend. Im done.
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Thursday, July 17th, 2003
2:53 pm
Finally Another Entry
hi. ummm......since the last time i wrote in my journal my dog got sprayed by a skunk, becca and i saw Finding Nemo, Johnny and I went to alateen, my twin and I saw Charles Angels Full Throttle, and other stuff that I either forgot or don't care about. Becca probably wrote about most of this stuff so I really don't want to retell it. Well i have to go now anyway so bye.
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Wednesday, July 9th, 2003
9:19 pm
First Entry.
Tonight I went to Alateen with my twin. It was hilarious. It was funny when Becca said her crappy which was, "My crappy is that, I don't have a ride to the Cheap Sex Show.................This Weekend." All the guys faces had different expressions, but they all said "CHEAP SEX?!?!?!" THen this one guy was like, "Who?!?!" Then, another said, "Cheap Sex....... I went to one of their shows." Then another said, "THey rock. " Then the last one said, "My Favorite." *I dont think it was about the band.....* GOd, Johnny is always starting a riot. Then, in the closing we (Me and Becca) had a pinching war. After that, we went to Walmart and Becca and I were taking off caps to all the deodorents and smelling them. When we were doing that, this guy, who looked familiar, was staring at Becca for about two minutes straight. It was creepy. Anywho, we are at my house. Bye Bye.
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The CPE program at Rex is accredited by the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, Inc. (ACPE) to offer programs of Level I, Level II, and Supervisory CPE.
Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) is an interfaith professional theological education for ministry utilizing the clinical method of learning. In CPE, clergy, seminary students and qualified laypersons learn and practice the art of pastoral care in diverse contexts of ministry under supervision.
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When Ed Koch was mayor, he started a holiday tradition with members of the City Hall press corps, inviting them all to a sit-down dinner in Gracie Mansion. Along with the reporters' spouses and the mayor's cabinet members, the group broke bread and generally got along better as the night progressed and the drinks flowed.
While David Dinkins continued the tradition with the reporters who sometimes tormented him, it was abruptly ended by Rudy Giuliani, a man who prefers to keep the media at arm's length. (Sometimes many arms' lengths). Instead, Giuliani invited all of the local media to a large party that had the intimacy of a waiting room at a small bus station.
In a Glasnost moment, Michael Bloomberg brought the tradition back to Gracie. While he didn't live there, he was known to throw a few parties in which he would tell some wild off-the-record tales and a private bottle of Scotch was taken out for one of his top aides.
But while their politics may be miles apart, it's becoming increasingly clear that Bill de Blasio and Rudy Giuliani have a lot in common when it comes to the press. In a move dripping with symbolism, de Blasio's team pulled a Grinch this month by cancelling the dinner and bringing back the more impersonal Giuliani-style fete. And if you think that I'm trying to connect the dots with a bad pencil, you didn't watch the mayor's mini melt-down with the media yesterday.
While playing "Good Bill" all day long by counseling New Yorkers not to protest or play politics in the wake of the deaths of two city cops, he veered off the rails by engaging in a blame game of his own when talking to reporters in One Police Plaza.
Just two days after the head of the police union outrageously pointed his finger at the mayor for the death of the cops, the mayor all but did the same thing with the press corps, accusing them of creating a nasty political climate that's settling in over the city.
Asked by a reporter about whether he had sufficiently condemned anti-police demonstrators, de Blasio let it rip: "What are you guys going to do? Are you going to keep dividing us? I'm not talking about every single one of you, but let's get real."
De Blasio continued: "I don't care where they are in the political spectrum. The vast majority of our citizens are good and decent people who do not say negative things, racist things, nasty things to police – threatening things to police. The few who want conflict attempt that. And unfortunately, so many times, you guys enable that."
"I am telling you over again, that's how you want to portray the world, but we know a different reality,'' the mayor said.
De Blasio also played the classic "why aren't people reporting the good stories" card: "I don't see reports on the many decent good people. I don't see reports on the everyday cops who do the exemplary thing, and hold the line, and show restraint and discipline no matter what invective is hurled at them." And then there's this line: "That is a terrible misconstruction of what I just said. And it makes the whole process of trying to communicate through you a very, very difficult one." Oh wait. That last one is from Giuliani to a reporter in 1999.
Without going through the mayor's diatribe point by point, I think it's clear that there have been plenty of positive stories written about the NYPD over the last year – particularly when it comes to the drop in crime. And it's obvious that most stories about the protests haven't portrayed the demonstrators as a bunch of radical thugs who are preaching violence.
De Blasio's approach to the Fourth Estate is becoming a thin-skinned modus operandi that's not serving him well. While he's blowing off some steam, it's only making the situation hotter.
Although Michael Bloomberg certainly had no love for much of the media, he had billions of dollars in the back of his mind, allowing him to look at some reporters with condescending pity. It's a hotter flame of hostility that burns within the West Wing of City Hall.
It's obviously going to take more than a Christmas goose in Gracie Mansion to banish the Ghost of Mayors Past. But de Blasio is learning that playing Scrooge is a foolish role to embrace when you're being covered by a bunch of self-appointed Bob Cratchits. And on that Dickensian note, I'm taking a few days off until next Monday. Happy Holidays!
Bob Hardt
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I have not been the best about rotating my freezer stash and have now found myself with mostly older milk in there- I know, not a good planner!
I do need to pull from the freezer for an ounce or two each week as my pumping supply is a bit lower than it used to be on some days (I work full time and he is only on breastmilk
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That is so helpful- thanks!
Yes, it is a side-by-side freezer. I have kept it in a dedicated large section of the freezer and it has stayed nice and cold the whole time.
I inventoried my stash and most of the milk is from April, making it 6-7 months. I had oversupply back then, so there was loads of it! It all has been smelling fine and he has not reacted badly to any of it when an ounce or two is mixed with mostly fresh.
I'll keep thawing and sniffing as I need a few ounces here and there!
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DO NOT throw out any milk unless it smells or tastes really BAD/sour.
I am assuming the milk is in a top/bottom or side-by side fridge/freezer. Ideally yes it should be used before 6 months.
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FWIW, the other day I was cleaning out the freezer in preparation for picking up 2 hogs at the processor. I found a bag of BM from 2006!! I thawed it out because I was curious and it smelled and tasted fine. DS #3 (who is 5 months) had a few sips and didn't complain either. Was it as nutritious as it was 3 years ago? Not likely. WOuld I use milk that old in an emergency? If it smelled okay and tasted okay I probably would. IMO it is better than formula.
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"I love this venue. It's got everything - a bar with wifi, aquarium and Wii; a fancy restaurant that has a cracking special offer deal every night of the week; a swanky cocktail bar with views of the Sainsbury's car park; and, my favourite bit, a cinema that allows you to take your drinks AND your dessert in with you."
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"I've been in Balham for 7 or 8 years now and this is now my favourite place in SW London. Main attraction is the bar - great atmosphere, and there's a happy hour until 11pm Thursday and Fridays. The music is spot on, which in turn attracts a great crowd of no-niggle SW Londoners all having fun. A few years back when it was dance/house music here it was a bit of a chavvy crowd, but they've all moved on now, thankfully, and it's mainly local young professionals... and their mates realising South West London beats being north of the river!
My new discovery about this place has been the restaurant - the 393 menu is just top value... you're getting really good food at the price it would cost you to go to pizza express or a curry house. It's become a weekly staple for my girlfriend and I, and the restaurant is always busy.
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"My girlfriend and I went to the Balham Exhibit for drinks and dinner last night. The service was excellent and the decor is just as cool as it always has been - although now starting to look a little 'used'.
But our main problem was the food. I ordered a house burger which was cold and tasted just like a Burger King Whopper (maybe it was..?) with no special relish just an overload of onions. My girlfriend had the pesto chicken. It was sold as breast but also turned up partly on the bone and the pesto/tomato sauce had a slight meaty/fishy/taste...
To top it off the other reason of the evening was to watch a film in the cinema on level three afterwards. Although the price seemed very reasonable at £3 each it was delayed by half an hour. Thankfully the manager understood that we weren't happy and gave us vouchers to return another night but was a shame as the staff there are excellent but food and service are going downhill raplidly..."
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What people remembered best about him, aside from his brambly red brows and rambling gait, was his strange way of speaking: a drawl that spun syllables slowly, like fallen branches on the surface of a stream. Printers transcribed it with hyphens and dashes, trying to render rhythms so complex they could've been scored as sheet music. He rasped and droned, lapsed into long silences, soared in the swaying tenor inherited from the slave songs of his childhood. He made people laugh while remaining dreadfully, imperially serious. He mixed the sincere and the satiric, the factual and the fictitious, in proportions too obscure for even his closest friends to decipher. He was prickly, irreverent, ambitious, vindictive—a personality as impenetrably vast as the American West, and as prone to seismic outbursts. He was Samuel Clemens before he became Mark Twain, and in the spring of 1863, he made a decision that brought him one step closer to the fame he craved.
On May 2, 1863, Mark Twain boarded a stagecoach bound for San Francisco. The trip from Virginia City, Nevada, to the California coast promised more than two hundred miles of jolting terrain: sleepless nights spent corkscrewing through the Sierras, and alkali dust so thick it caked the skin. These discomforts didn't deter the young Twain, who, at twenty-seven, already had more interesting memories than most men twice his age. He had piloted steamboats on the Mississippi, roamed his native Missouri with a band of Confederate guerrillas, and as the Civil War began in earnest, taken the overland route to the Territory of Nevada—or Washoe, as westerners called it, after a local Indian tribe.
Now he fell in love with the first and only metropolis of the Far West. "After the sagebrush and alkali deserts of Washoe," he later wrote, "San Francisco was Paradise to me." Its grandeur and festivity exhilarated him, and he gorged himself with abandon. He drank champagne in the dining room of the Lick House, a palatial haunt of high society modeled on the banquet hall at Versailles. He toured the pleasure gardens on the outskirts of town. He met a pretty girl named Jeannie, who snubbed him when he said hello and said hello when he snubbed her. He rode to the beach and listened to the roaring surf and put his toes in the Pacific. On the far side of the continent, he felt the country's vastness.
He hadn't planned to stay long, but a nonstop itinerary of eating, drinking, sailing, and socializing kept him too busy to bear the thought of leaving. In mid-May, he wrote his mother and sister to say he would remain for another ten days, two weeks at the most. By early June, another letter announced he was still in San Francisco, had switched lodgings to a fancier hotel, and showed no signs of slowing his demonic pace. "I am going to the Dickens mighty fast," he wrote, a taunt aimed squarely at his devoutly Calvinist mother. The city offered many after-dark amusements— high-toned saloons and divey dance halls, gambling dens and girlie shows—and Twain rarely returned home before midnight. He was never at a loss for companionship: he reckoned he knew at least a thousand of the city's 115,000 residents, mostly friends from Nevada. The city's main thoroughfare, Montgomery Street, where crowds and carriages swarmed under gleaming Italianate facades, reminded him of his hometown. "[W]hen I go down Montgomery street, shaking hands with Tom, Dick & Harry," he wrote his family, "it is just like being in Main street in Hannibal & meeting the old familiar faces."
Spring turned to summer, and still Twain hadn't left. Dreading the inevitable, he clung on as long as he could. "It seems like going back to prison to go back to the snows & the deserts of Washoe," he complained. In July, he finally said farewell. He had been away from Nevada for two months. Even after he had settled back into the sagebrush on the dry side of the Sierras, the city lingered in his mind. Over the course of the next year he would find many reasons to return: first to visit, then to live. He would chronicle its quirks, and hurt the feelings of not a few of its citizens. In exchange, San Francisco would mold him to literary maturity. It would inspire his evolution from a provincial scribbler into a great American writer, from Hannibal's Samuel Clemens into America's Mark Twain.
On February 3, 1863, three months before the carrot-haired rambler roared into California, the residents of Virginia City, Nevada, awoke to find an unfamiliar name in their newspaper. That day's Territorial Enterprise ran a letter from Carson City, the nearby capital, about a lavish party hosted by the former governor of California. The reporter arrived in the company of a bumptious, ill-bred friend—"the Unreliable"—and proceeded to drain the punch bowl and sing and dance drunkenly until two in the morning. Several famous citizens made cartoonish cameos. Affixed to the bottom of this waggish sketch of Washoe society was a new name: "Mark Twain."
This debut didn't attract much notice at the time. Clemens had written under a number of pseudonyms; it occurred to no one that his latest, Mark Twain, would someday be the most famous alias in America. The writing was clever, but only faintly colored by the brilliance that would later revolutionize American literature. He was always a late bloomer; his gifts took time to develop, and to be understood. He entered the world on November 30, 1835, a pale and premature child. "When I first saw him I could see no promise in him," his mother said.
The origins of his pen name remain a mystery. In one disputed account, Twain claimed to have stolen the pseudonym from a famous steamboat captain named Isaiah Sellers. On the Mississippi, the leadsman would mark the depth on the sounding line and call it out to the pilot; "mark twain" meant "two fathoms," a phrase that could signal safety or danger depending on the ship's location. To a pilot in shallow water, it meant the river was getting deeper, reducing the risk of running aground; to a pilot in deep water, it meant the river was losing depth, a cause for alarm. "Mark Twain" marked a boundary in the writer's life no less critical: the year his prose gradually began to find its true channel.
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This is what we started with...pics will be added as work progresses. BTW..We are not professional welders, we do little odd jobs on the side for neighbors, etc.
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Welding repair on an Aluminum boat
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A lot of F-26 and J-B Weld...
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Repairs started....
Welding all the rivets
Repair and strengthen the transom...added 2"x2"x1/8" aluminum angle and a 10"x12"x1/8" aluminum plate and welded in.
more pics coming as work progresses
I enjoy doing projects just like yours. You plan on blasting, priming and painting afterword? Cleaning those rivets is always a pain, especially when they have been covered and recovered with repair material..
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I'm with ya about cleaning those rivets
My son and I are only doing the welding and a few repairs, the boat belongs to a guy down the road, He will be doing all the cleaning, priming, painting and etc. The guy just bought the boat and asked us to do a little welding and repair on it.
I am praying that my son will pick up on the trade of aluminum welding and repair jobs like this. My son is dyslexic and has a learning disability but he is "good with his hands". He already does small engine repair and is quite good at it, he does a good business just by word of mouth. I'm trying to teach him another useful trade as he does not have the "book learning" ability to go to college, etc.
Welding repair on an Aluminum boat
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Looks pretty darn good to me. Good luck and i second you on teaching him the trade.
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Thanks guys for the kind words...God has been really good to us and He gets all the glory.
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Good luck Goat Driver, on teaching your kid the trade, I was a mostly D student, I was tickled to death when I got a C- on my report card, I did get better grades in my shop classes.
Theres alot of us that were not meant to be suit and tie guys and have other talents ( Its all about finding his talents )
What I lacked in book smarts I made up for with alot of drive, common sense and the want to succeed.
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By johnny 5
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I've been eating this every other week just about. With my stomach was bigger
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I'm curious, why are reviews posted by people who haven't actually tried the recipe? Just because a chef puts their spin on something doesn't give a reviewer the right to criticize it for not being "authentic", especially if they haven't tried it.
Never on this episode did Kelsie say HER versions were exact replicas of the original. I do believe she said she "updated these classics" and encouraged the audience to try new things and put their twists on them.
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Although this is not the traditional Po' Boy sandwich, this is a tasty sandwich. This sandwich is a good change from some of the standbys I usually make. It is fairly quick and easy to make and there is nothing left over after I make it. I will continue to make it.
By jendanmeg
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This looks like a really delicious sandwich but it is NOT a poboy.
Poboys are made on French bread made in New Orleans. They come traditionally "dressed" as we call it, with lettuce, tomato, pickle and plain old store bought mayo or you can make it at home. The coating for the shrimp is a fish fry or a mixture of cornmeal and flour or just a dusting of flour.
The bread is typically not oven toasted. It's laid face down on a stove top grill to crisp up the top layer of the inside of the bread. There is no butter added and garlic is nowhere in a poboy. The bread should be soft and warm, never crunchy and toasty.
If you were to walk into any poboy shop or restaurant in New Orleans to order a poboy, this is not what you would get. But it does look really delicious.
I'm giving it 2 stars because it looks good but is not authentic.
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This is a good shrimp sandwich but what makes it is the homemade tarter sauce. I couldnt really taste the creole seasoning though...so next time I will skip the flour and roll the shrimp in just the seasoning alone. It sounds like alot but I think between the panko and the sandwich fixings it wont be overpowering.
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