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Hopper only and diplexer
Posted 23 September 2012 - 04:09 PM
The moron who built my house thought RG6 splitters in the wall would be a GREAT idea...
So I am using Holland DPD2's diplexers (http://www.satpro.tv/Holland-DPD2.aspx) to merge the dish and comcast signals at home entry... then splitting them again to my 722 and comcast modem.
Was thinking of upgrading to the hopper for additional tuner and updated software and storage space.
I know these diplexers will cause problems with Joeys, but we only have one main tv and do not plan to use joeys (the other uses cable basic channels and rarely used).
Does anyone know if the diplexers will have issues with just a hopper?
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AT200, Hopper & 360 via HDMI to Onkyo 505 to basement 42" Westy, Hopper via Comp-over-Cat5 to living room 42" Vizio with a Roku 3, Joey to Toshiba 32" LCD with a Logitech Revue. You want fries with that? Pull up to the 2nd window.
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EDIT: Diplexing before the node should theoretically work however it has been reported to kill MoCA. Granted if you don't need MoCA then it may not be an issue. However diplexing before the node would still be pointless as you would need two lines ran to the room defeating the purpose of diplexing.
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Emma Loreda Hughes, 85, a resident of Cleveland, went home to be with the Lord, Saturday, March 1, 2014, with her loving family by her side.
She was a member of Thompson Springs Baptist Church but attended Spring Place Church of God of Prophecy prior to her illness.
She retired from Duracell after 28 years of service to be a caregiver for her husband prior to his death in 2001. She worked as a caregiver for several years before her health declined due to Parkinson's disease.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 59 years, Harold Blaine Hughes; parents, Ples Burris and Elma Burris; brothers, Clifford Burrris and Carlos Burris; and sister, Anita Chamberlain.
She is survived by her daughter, Wanda Frazier Mathews and husband, Ken; son, Jimmy Hughes and wife, Linda; grandchildren: Tim Frazier and Keith Frazier, both of Cleveland, Carla Watson and husband, Tony, of Madisonville; great-grandchildren: Nathan and Brad Nix and Catherine Frazier; sister, Sue Burris of Cleveland; brothers: Lester Burris and wife, Pat, of Cleveland; the Rev. Max Burris and Sue, Ralph Burris and Elleni, Glenn Burris all of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Ronnie Burris and Donna, of Indiana; and several nieces, nephews and other extended family members.
The funeral will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, March 5, 2014, in the chapel of Ralph Buckner Funeral Home with Ken Mathews, Sue Burris and the Rev. Max Burris officiating.
Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens with grandsons: Tim Frazier, Keith Frazier, Nathan Nix, Brad Nix, Tony Watson and Sean Holland serving as pallbearers. A white dove release ceremony will conclude the service.
The family will receive friends from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home prior to the service.
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WASHINGTON, October 4, 2013 – President Obama says Congress is taking the economy hostage over ideology because House Republicans refuse to fund Obamacare as a misguided all-intrusive government takeover. Yet Obama's massive healthcare program itself is ideological, written and enacted almost solely by Democrats. Furthermore, Obama's declaration that his Affordable Care Act is nonnegotiable dismisses the Constitutional reality that Congress, not the White House, holds the purse strings.
The cacophony of claims and counterclaims regarding the cause of the government shutdown avoids the true nature of the crisis facing America. America's real crisis is of common sense and the moral courage to act.
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Political commentators repeatedly contradict themselves within the same sentence. For example, Thomas Friedman at The New York Times claims the government shutdown threatens "nothing less than the principle upon which our democracy is based: majority rule"— ignoring the fact that it is the majority in the House that opposes Obamacare.
Meanwhile, where is the comparable outrage by the media that Senator Harry Reid has used his power for years as Senate majority leader to quash, suffocate, and otherwise snuff out the life of dozens of bills sent to him by the people's majority in the House of Representatives?
Both Democrat and Republican legislators now vow to fight or defend to the death the Affordable Care Act on behalf of the American people. However, these courageous soldiers already exempted themselves from Obamacare: The outcome of this political theatre will have no effect on the luxurious benefits they already enjoy at the public's expense.
Recently, disapproval of Congress hit an all-time high of 83 percent, according to an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll. Common sense dictates that we would "throw the bums out," but instead we have "throw-the-bums-in" elections. The Center for Responsive Politics shows that, for 40 years, election after election, about 90 percent of incumbents get reelected in both houses.
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Trillions of dollars in deficits stack up and trillions more in paper money flies off treasury printing presses. Americans still have to pay their taxes, but the IRS taxpayer services, including toll-free help lines, are closed.
When banks go under for taking poor—even reckless—risks with depositor's money, they get bailed out instead of jailed. Executives receive bonuses at mortgage-meltdown circus ringleaders Fanny Mae and Freddie Mack.
Moody's reports that "Chicago's fiscal squeeze is already threatening the city's ability to provide core services," laying off thousands and closing nearly 50 schools, "while the city's crime rate is among the highest in the nation." Nevertheless, Chicago—the third largest school system in the country—spends the money to expand comprehensive sex education to five-year-olds in kindergarten.
It seems that lack of common sense and moral courage, both individually and institutionally, has no bounds.
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The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is suing the Obama administration. The lawsuit charges that the HHS mandate that employer insurance coverage include contraceptives, sterilization, and abortifacient drugs violates religious freedom. Meanwhile, the USCCB's international charity, Catholic Relief Services, granted $64,656,809 to 23 organizations that primarily promote exactly the same things—contraception, sterilization, and even abortifacient drugs.
The USCCB money was for humanitarian projects, like distributing anti-malarial mosquito netting. Judie Brown, president of American Life League, points out, "[A Catholic agency] funding these groups is a little like paying wolves to tend the sheep." Maybe that illogic helps explain how 51 percent of Catholics (who account for 27 percent of all voters) helped reelect President Obama, the most virulently pro-abortion president in history.
In his book Common Sense, Thomas Paine wrote, "Society in every state is a blessing, but government even in its best state is but a necessary evil in its worst state an in tolerable one; for when we suffer, or are exposed to the same miseries by a government, which we might expect in a country without government, our calamities is heightened by reflecting that we furnish the means by which we suffer!"
When we take the path of least resistance, when every behavior and material thing becomes a right, and when we complain but never act, we furnish the means by which we suffer.
As the comic character Pogo of Okefenokee Swamp quipped 50 years ago, "Yep, son, we have met the enemy and he is us."
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If you were anything like me growing up then you watched the movie Swiss Family Robinson one too many times for the main reason of seeing the awesome treehouse they built for themselves! As a little girl, the idea of sleeping under a roof, but still very much outdoors and surrounded by nature seemed absolutely magical.
At Rio Claro Nature Reserve you can do just that! Located in the department of Antioquia, along the Medellin-Bogota highway, this nature reserve is easily accessible by either private car or public bus from Medellin or Bogota. The trip from Medellin is a bit closer and only takes about three and a half hours. The nature reserve is located about 40 km from the start of Rio Claro and was developed in 1970 as a way to protect this gorgeous river. The reserve is the only place to stay overnight if you want to visit the river and they do an excellent job of providing great accommodations, fun activities and still remaining conscious of the environment.
Location map of Rio Claro. (Photo credit: Rio Claro Nature Reserve)
While there are other, less jungle-friendly accomodations at the reserve, I opted for the treehouse version. Located about a ten-minute walk from the main lodge, the treehouse featured two beds, a bathroom, two walls and stunning views of the river below. The first night it definitely took me a little while to fall asleep, but surprisingly the forest/jungle noises were pretty tame and provided a nice backdrop of white noise for sleeping. The rain and thunderstorms every night definitely got my attention, but all was quiet and dry inside the treehouse.
After a night of sleeping amongst the sounds of the jungle, there is plenty to do along the river during the day. For small additional fees (usually about $20,000 COP), you have your choice of activites like zip-lining (canopy), rafting, tubing and caving. The guides who accompany these activites (except tubing, which you can do on your own) are all knowledgeable and experienced.
My personal favorite activity was caving in the Cave of the Guacharos (oilbirds). The three hour hike led us up river, where we crossed by holding onto a rope to avoid floating away in the current. Therefore, about 30 minutes into the hike everyone was soaking wet up to their necks. From there we carried on in the woods for a bit before coming to the entrance to La Caverna de Los Guacharos. Guacharo in English is oilbird and is specific to the northern region of South America. These birds are nocturnal, thus their presence in the cave, and they navigate using sound, just like bats. However, unlike bats the oilbirds make a terrifyingly loud and high-pitched clicking noise which sounds pretty intense when you are in a cold, dark cave with what I roughly estimated to be about a million of them.
Into the cave we went, surrounded in darkness by the time we were about 100 meters inside the cave. At this point I could not have been more grateful for my waterproof hiking sandals or my headlamp - so make sure you go to the reserve with these things in mind! Basically the hike was a lot like the part of the movie Goonies were they are in the cave and there is a river running throughout it. At some points the water was only a few inches deep and at other points it was over our heads. The scariest parts were when our guide would tell us to jump or slide down into the next part of the cave and we just had to trust him that we wouldn't die doing so - no worries, it worked out just fine. After about an hour in the cave we saw signs of daylight and emerged from the cave by climbing down the rocky side of the river and then swimming across once again. Definitely one of the coolest experiences I have had in Colombia, however due to the wet, dark nature of the cave I have no photos to show of it...
Another activity I enjoyed a lot was zip-lining (canopy). This activity had us hooked up to a series of three lines which criss-crossed over the river. My favorite was the second one, which was 300 meters long and took you directly over the middle of the river! I think zip-lining is one of those things that no matter how many times I do it, will always make me nervous, but it is such a rush to fly through the air only attached to a thin metal cable.
Views around Rio Claro Nature Reserve.
The second leg of the zip-line over Rio Claro.
Like I said, there are no photos to show of my experiences in the caves or on the actual river, so you will just need to go see them for yourself. I promise, you won't regret the days and nights you spend at this adventurous and beautiful nature reserve. Happy travels!
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Interesting. And, my understanding is that this also has an HDMI output, you can plug it directly into your TV?
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Preheat oven to 300°F. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper. Butter parchment. Beat egg whites in large bowl until stiff peaks form. Gradually fold in powdered sugar, almonds and lemon juice (meringue will deflate and will no longer be stiff).
Drop meringue by level tablespoonfuls onto prepared baking sheets, spacing 2 inches apart. Bake until cookies are pale golden around edges, about 25 minutes. Cool completely on baking sheets. Using metal spatula, carefully remove cookies from parchment. (Can be made 1 day ahead. Store in airtight container.)
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- Carbohydrates6 g (2%)
- Fat3 g (4%)
- Protein2 g (3%)
- Saturated Fat0 g (1%)
- Sodium6 mg (0%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
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To go with our "never grow again" thread. What varieties do you grow every year? Any varieties that you are growing every year but are wavering on? For me it's Big Beef I admit to wavering on brandywine due to slow production. I may give brandy boy a chance next year and compare. If brandy boy has the same flavor and better production, I'd probably drop brandywine and go with brandy boy. |
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CaraRose, You might want to try Prudens Purple - the earliest of my large tomatoes here. I just tasted my first one and it's delicious and said to be as good as Brandywine! (I don't grow BW because it is so late and stingy here). I'm growing all new-to-me varieties this year in search of the best tasting ones and, since, I'm still waiting for many of them to ripen, I cannot comment on what will become a permanent fixture quite yet. Linda |
- Posted by osagecounty none (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 11:13
...Sun Gold ...Cherokee Purple ...Indian Stripe ...Sweet Tangerine |
The only one I know for sure is Sun Gold. Also really happy with Hartman's Yellow Gooseberry. Next year I want to do a lot more, since this was my first year. Really want to try Bloody Butcher and Cherokee Purple, among others. |
Most of what I am growing (almost 20 vars.) have not yet produced ripe fruits. And out of those 20 I will pick , maybe, 9 to 11 of them for the next year. I am sure there will be about 10 |
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Good idea Cara. I was thinking the other day that we needed a "What varieties you will always grow" thread to off-set all the "never grow" discussions. :) I have many "always grow" varieties but to name just a few: Giant Belgium Dave |
Momotaro Cherokee Purple Black Cherry Black from Tula (these were exceptional this year) |
My ALWAYS grow list includes: Rutgers Brandy Boy Opalka Black Krim Large Red Cherry. Others on the probable list are Cherokee Purple, Aunt Gertie's Gold and Brandywine OTV. John A |
- Posted by reginald_25 5 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 16:40
You might want to try Prudens PurpleI second that. PP pumps out a lot of medium-sized pink beefsteak berries with very good taste. A bit smaller than Brandy Boys (in my experience) and not quite as productive. But the equal or better in taste dept. to that of BB. PP pot-leaf tom is one tom I shall plant as long as I grow toms. Reggie |
Thanks guys for the suggestion. I'll look into PP and probably give it a go next year :) |
- Posted by nwheritagegardener 8a NW WA (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 0:54
I can't really speak to "always" grow, since this is only my second year growing tomatoes and first growing from seed. But I am really pleased with how these have done in my garden this year and they will be grown again next year. Italian Roma These aren't even ripe yet, but they have been the best growers so far, so unless something completely unforeseen happens, they'll be back. |
- Posted by Tomatovator1 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 6:45
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I can not say that I will grow it every year but some that I will return Azochka Isis candy Missouri Pink Love Apple Marianne Peace Nikolaevna Olena Ukrainian Momotaro Japanese Thruffle Paul Robeson Haley Purple Comet from Heritage, there are others Indian Stripe Carbon Amazon Chocolate Hungarian heart Stump of the World Earl Faux 1884 Purple Lithuanian Sakharnyi Pudovichok Malakhitovaya Schatulka Crnkovic Yugoslavian Milka Red Bulgarian Tsarskyi Luybimets Koroleva Moravsky Div Galina Red Kermit Bychie Serdse Byiskaya Roza Tsar Kolokol Fresa Vova Putin- hate the name but really good tomato Budenovka Matina Jaune Flamee Mikhalych Lagidnyi well, some varieties from this year I have not tasted yet |
That's quite a list! For now, I would say Black Cherry, Sun Gold or Sun Sugar, Anna Russian. I'm trying all new varieties this year with the exception of the cherries and AR. So I will decide after I try this years crop, if they ever ripen! |
Red Robin ! It has a nice little beefsteak-y flavor and thin skins. It's a cute little plant that in my area can probably grow year round, with some care against cold. I'm going to try starting more seeds this fall and yep, winter ! |
- Posted by HotHabaneroLady 7a Central MD (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 20:37
Up to now, I have not had any "always grow" varities. I liked my tomatoes, but I have always liked trying new things more. But this year I tried Azoychka and that was such a taste revelation that I will probably have to make them my first ever "always grow" variety. I'm tempted to make mortgage lifters an "always grow" too, but I'm not quite sure about that. Angie |
Deeby, I'm going to attempt to grow minibel and red robin over the winter under lights. :) |
- Posted by Whosurtomato 6a Southern IN (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 22:16
Trying to find some new ones to replace most of what I used to grow that were mostly hybrids. So far: Cherokee Purple- Tons of big, early, very tasty tomatoes, at least this year. Anna Russian- Very early, large and very good eating. NAR- Not terribly productive, at least this year, but will give it another go for sure. Same with: Prudens Purple Jury is still out on some others, but I usually grow some Rutger and Black Krim as well. |
Sweet Cherry 100, Black Krim Paul Robeson Mortgage Lifter I'm still waiting on Marianna's Peace. Cuostralee was a good producer, but not sure how much I loved them. Aunt Ruby's German Green never gave anything, nor did Hillbilly. Boo. VedaPeeps you are in Z10, maybe I will try your go-to's next year. Momotaro, Cherokee Purple, Black Cherry, Black from Tula. We may have similar taste. |
Sharonie, I am of the opinion that best sauces and salsas done with variety of great tasting tomatoes. So I tend to plant for early to midseason, reliable, productive and great taste. All those above in my list work really well in my zone 5 here. Now if the question was about tomatoes that I will recognize taste with my eyes closed the list will be much shorter LOL |
Linda, I agree with using a variety of tomatoes for sauces. If I had the space, time and energy it would grow Orange Strawberry just to make sauce, because in my opinion and taste buds, it made the best sauce, tart and sweet, but I wasn't crazy about it for eating. I think I've ordered some seeds for tomatoes on your list for next year. |
Ha, my Orange strawberry just got ripe. Need to go and taste it now. P.S. it is a keeper, very meaty sweet taste but false sweetness, acidity is quite high. |
This post was edited by lindalana on Sun, Aug 3, 14 at 21:29
Black Krim Brandywine Kelloggs Breakfast Aunt Ruby German Green Lillian's yellow Heirloom Rose de Berne Black cherry Sunsugar Green Dr. Frosted |
Glad you liked OS Linda! Try it as a sauce. Although I have yet to eat one, CP is quite productive and BW OTV looks like it might earn a spot. |
- Posted by tomfoo13ry 7a, TN (My Page) on Mon, Aug 4, 14 at 3:42
Old Standbys: Cherokee Purple Mortgage Lifter (RC) Better/Big Boy Made this year's cut, will try again next season: |
Perennial returnees: Mortgage Lifter (Estler's) SunSugar Normally Big Zebra (someone goofed and sent me something else this year boohoo!!) German Red Strawberry These I kind of rotate between years: *These are my 2014 growings I have several new-to-me varieties this year and depending on how we like them they may find themselves on one or the other list for future years. Since nothing is ripe yet we will have to wait and see. Edie |
I don't know if these are ALWAYS in my rotation (I really like to experiment each year), but the varieties below have done well and I would recommend them to someone in a heartbeat: Cherry: Early Varieties: Reds: Yellow/Orange: Bi-color: Greens: Blacks: smithmal |
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A food critic learns how to survive the holidays and still lose weight, plus a bonus refeed workout video
Over the last few months, I went from the worst shape of my life to the best while continuing to eat like a food critic. Don't punch me in the face; instead, read how I did it in part six of this series:
Three weeks into Bonza Bodies and the Jamie Atlas plan, I'd achieved a precarious balance: I was breakfasting on protein; I was cutting the excess; I was drinking later in the meal (and, therefore, drinking less); I was refeed workout-ing. And then I got on a plane to head to a wedding in San Francisco.
I know myself. That terrible, terrible mantra that "nothing tastes as good as skinny feels" wasn't even a single drop in the motivation bucket to help me say no to the culinary delights in store. Because whoever came up with that mantra has obviously never tasted croissants, dim sum, lamb belly or sourdough. Moreover, that person has never known the joy of an open bar, a free-for-all buffet or the towering pre-event cheese tray.
So before Jamie could tell me to suck it up and power through the weekend with my future skinny self as motivation, I launched into a defensive rant. "I don't want to be the dumb ninny standing in a corner with my club soda and carrot sticks while everyone else is making their way through the buffet line and taking advantage of the open bar," I said. "And if you think I'm forsaking even one good meal in the name of weight loss in San Francisco, you are crazy."
It's incredible to me that Jamie wasn't totally fed up with my antics by now -- he was no doubt cringing at my insistence that I was going to eat like a fat kid in the candy store for a weekend, just when I'd started to see some progress despite the limitations of my job. But he actually was understanding, laying out the rules for not derailing myself too much. It worked great -- I may not have shed fifteen pounds during my jaunt to the West Coast, but I didn't get off track, either.
And I'll be following these rules this Thanksgiving weekend, too, when the rest of my family members are stuffing themselves as if they're about to hibernate and then passing out in front of the TV.
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Oscar Wilde 9 may be one of the most flavorful restaurants in Mexico City. Tucked between a salon and a dry cleaner along charming Oscar Wilde Street in the Polanco colonia (neighborhood), the restaurant is barely noticeable with its small black awning and picture window. The sparsely decorated dining room has only six tables, and the menu changes daily to showcase both Mexican and Mediterranean Basin cuisines. For example, try the poblano chiles stuffed with cheese and beans or an Italian-style pasta dish. Don't miss the warm-from-the-oven Madeleine cookies with ice cream and seasonal jam for dessert.
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Unfortunately, this lunch-only restaurant has no liquor license, so head a couple doors down to Vinomio for pre- or post-lunch wine or spirits.
Open / Closes- Accessible by Public Transportation
- Lunch
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- Saturday - Closed
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From MN150
The landscape of Minnesota today was created by glaciers. Their meltwater then created glacial lake Agassiz and the Mississippi and I believe Minnesota rivers. I believe, but I may be wrong, that they also laid down the limestone that is the basis of St. Anthony falls; if they didn't, whatever event did that should also be considered.
~ Steve BoydSmith
Without the glaciers, no lakes.
~Dean Ellingson, Brooklyn Park, MN
Five glaciers, glacial lake Duluth, more shoreline than California and Oregon put together. Not including any of our boundary waters, the Boundary Water Canoe Area, all our lakes and rivers, our hills and plains, our trees, our summers and our winters. But most of all the people who live and love here in Minnesota, past and present. The history of the people from its pioneer days to present helps to make Minnesota Minnesota.
~Susie Belford, St. Paul, MN
Minnesota used to be a state with no rivers and no lakes. Then the glaciers came, they carved all Minnesota except the corners. When the glaciers melted and left big lakes and lakes like Lake Superior was a little bit more bigger. When the temperatures got higher the lakes shrunk, making rivers.
~Jose M. C. Cervantes, Minneapolis, MN
The Laurentide ice sheet The Laurentide Ice sheet created Minnesota's diverse topography. It gave rise to thousands of lakes and rivers, including Lake Superior and the Mississippi, Minnesota and Red Rivers, which have significantly influenced Minnesota's cultural, biological, and economic history.
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Sun, Jul 30, 06 at 23:21
As you can see, for this wall hanging--also made for DH--I used outlines from the same coloring book patterns and just looked up the details on Japanese birds that had shapes and beaks similar to the American ones. DH helped with the research. This piece is also machine quilted. I hope machine quilting is not a no-no on this forum! |
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What a lovely quilt. My grandmother used coloring books for inspiration also. Machine quilting in most welcome on this forum. beverly |
- Posted by ddavisgray (My Page) on Mon, Jul 31, 06 at 2:39
Biwako,your work is beautiful. I love birds. You have captured them so wonderfully. What an accomplished artist you are. Thank you so much for sharing this and the other quilt. I am going to copy it to my "Inspirational File" to look at when I need a boost. Thanks again, doris |
- Posted by glassquilt (My Page) on Mon, Jul 31, 06 at 7:07
Oh, my! More birds. I'd have to sit down if I wasn't already. |
- Posted by biwako_of_abi (My Page) on Mon, Jul 31, 06 at 10:57
Thanks, GrammyP and Doris. Grammy, what sorts of coloring books did your grandmother find inspiration in, do you know? Glassquilt: LOL. I had to *lie* down after finishing the three American bird quilts in one summer. I was pretty sick of birds by then, and I don't know how I managed to get up enough interest to do the Japanese hanging after that; it was probably just the challenge of figuring out which picture in the coloring book would fit which Japanese species. |
- Posted by kathi_mdgd (My Page) on Mon, Jul 31, 06 at 16:09
Wow that's gorgeous,i also love birds,as long as they are outside.LOL That's just beautiful!!! Kathi |
Oh that's just beautiful! Looks like it was alot of work and time comsuming but what gorgeous birds! Kay |
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Written By Lyndsey Merrill
So, I often think about how to be a better parent. I don't stress about it, but I do think about it. I am also thinking about how to be a better wife. Once again, no stress, or beating myself up, just thoughts. I think about how to make my relationships better, and how to be a happier person and what I usually come up with is: If I am a better person in general, I will be a better mother, wife, friend, etc and happier! My relationships will thrive if the focus is on myself, rather than the thoughts I used to have (and still do at times) of, "How can I get this person to realize they are wrong and I am right." The answers are in each of us, so to change my life and relationships for the better, I'm starting with the man…well, woman in the mirror. Yes, this song happened to be playing while I was on a run last night, but it was the perfect title for this post!
I'm starting with the man in the mirror. I'm asking him to change his ways. And no message could have been any clearer, If you wanna make the world a better place, Take a look at yourself and then make a change! ~Michael Jackson
Just replace "if you wanna make the world a better place" with "if you want to make your relationship a better place" and its basically the same thing. Changing your personal world is the most important change you can make anyway.
Lately, a large amount of my interactions with my daughter (6) have been a bit strained. When she talks to me she is irritated, and if I were being honest, the reason she talks to me likes she's irritated is because I have been talking to her like I am irritated. Its gone so far that its one of those which came first scenarios, you know? Did she talk to me with irritation first, which then triggered my irritation, or was it the other way around?
Its been on my mind because I feel pretty darn sad that our relationship has veered off course. Its not to say that she "shouldn't" ever be upset with me, or that she can't stomp around the house when she's angry. That is just part of being a kid and working through your emotions. That isn't the part that concerns me so much. My concern is for the regularity with our irritation with each other.
If I were to focus on my daughter and why she isn't behaving as I think she should, I have put myself in victim mode, and I have come to a point in my life where I realize I don't want to be the victim anymore! In victim mode, you have no control over changing your situation. If you focus on why you have been wronged and all the ways you think this or that person should change here's what will happen:
- You will be powerless to actually change anything
- Your relationship will suffer due to your negative thoughts about them
- Nothing will change! (Not for the better, anyway.)
If you shift the focus to you, your results and mindset will be drastically different:
- You are the only person you actually have the power to change
- You are modeling self reflection and the idea that you are responsible for your actions(none of this, "You made me angry!" talk.)
- Your relationships can begin to thrive because you can accept your children for where they are at rather than pressuring them to change to please you
Starting with the man in mirror means you take responsibility for your feelings, actions, and perspectives. With my daughter, I can't make her speak to me with kindness, but I can speak to her with kindness. I can't make her change her attitude, but I can change mine. I can't make her like me, but I can like her. My theory is that if I begin to treat her with love and respect that she will want to do the same. Let me be clear though, I am not doing this to make her change her attitude. I am doing this because I know that I will feel better about things if I am a kinder mother to her.
I remember being a kid, and I remember how most of the adults in my life treated me like my wants and needs always came second, and sometimes third or fourth to theirs. I had to live my life on their terms, and it was enough to make me resent my parents and all the other adults who didn't see me as a person, but as a kid. Apparently being a kid in our society is akin to being a second class citizen. (Read this great article on Childism here!)
I want my daughter to know her wants and needs are important. I want her to know that she is as much a part of this relationship as I am and she is just as important! The only way I can do that is to focus on my part in this battle that I am having with her, focus on why I am irritated with her, on why I talk to her with irritation and then change it. Just because she is frustrated with me doesn't mean I have to meet her there. Just because she yells at me doesn't mean I have to yell back. And what I want to focus on the most is not blaming her for how I am feeling towards her. That is my responsibility alone!
I want to show my children that you, and only you, are in charge of your life. There is nobody to blame for your situation, and if you want something better it is with in your power to have it! What better place to start than our relationships?
Lyndsey Merrill, Liberated Parenting
Do you struggle in your relationships with your children? Do you tend to blame, or do you self reflect? I would love to here your perspectives in the comments!


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The #ShrimpShowdown
Happy 2014! We're shrimply delighted to kick off our first blogger outreach opportunity of the year. We're teaming up with The Shrimp Council (Eat Shrimp) to host the Shrimp Showdown!
For the Shrimp Showdown, we'll be inviting participating bloggers to create recipes with 5 lbs of shrimp showcasing at least 3 of these OXO tools:
Shrimp Cleaner
Flexible Kitchen & Herb Snips
Silicone Steamer
Wooden Lemon Reamer
3 Piece Bowl and Colander Set
12″ Tongs with Silicone Heads
Taking on 5 lbs of shrimp* may require some extra hands in the kitchen, so we encourage you to have your friends and family over for a shrimp party to come help peel, cook and eat!
We'll be showcasing all #ShrimpShowdown posts on a shared Pinterest board on both the OXO and Eat Shrimp Pinterest pages. Also, each post will be added to a photo album on our OXO Facebook Page and cross-promoted on the Eat Shrimp Facebook Page to spread the love.
For this opportunity, we'll be putting together a shrimp-themed Rafflecopter giveaway widget exclusively for participants to embed into the blog post(s) to share with readers. More details to come!
Some important dates to take note of:
- The 5 lbs of shrimp and OXO tools will arrive on Friday, March 7th.
- #ShrimpShowdown recipe(s) must be posted on Monday, March 24th to allow readers of all participating bloggers an equal opportunity to enter the Rafflecopter giveaway.
If you're up for the challenge and interested in being considered for this opportunity, please fill this out by this FRIDAY, February 21st at 5pm EST.
*The shrimp for the #ShrimpShowdown promotion will be provided by Eastern Fish Company, a member of the NFI Shrimp Council. The package you receive will include one (1) 5 lb. bag of U15 frozen shrimp (U15 means that roughly 15 shrimp of this size equals one pound). This un-peeled, vein-in shrimp is chemical-free and wild-caught from the waters of Mexico.
Eastern Fish Company, one of the world's largest importers and marketers of shrimp, began in 1974 primarily as a fish and crab trading company sourcing products from Alaska and Canada. By 1982, the company re-directed its focus to the burgeoning farm-raised shrimp industry and began supplying fresh, consistent, premium quality farm-raised and wild-caught shrimp.
The NFI Shrimp Council
The NFI Shrimp Council's mission is to promote shrimp as a nutritious and delicious protein. Council members source sustainable shrimp from around the globe for Americans to enjoy at home and in restaurants.
The National Fisheries Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to education about seafood safety, sustainability, and nutrition. From vessels at sea to your favorite seafood restaurant, our diverse member companies bring delicious fish and shellfish to American families.


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As mixed drinks and frosty brews get to know each other on Phil's Bar & Grill's weathered wooden bar, the steam of fresh-to-order pub fare scuttles up its vaulted ceiling. The cozy dive seats roughly 75 people, with additional standing room suited for chest bumping after a big play shines down from wall-mounted TVs. Patrons can two-hand hearty sandwiches or sate omelet and gravy longings with a menu of all-day breakfast options. And with live weekend entertainment and daily all-you-can-eat specials, Phil's encourages lingering among all visitors, not just the regular who rents out the janitor's closet as a studio apartment.
Winner of the Places to Play-4 Star Award from Golf Digest, Belk Park Golf Course presents challenging play across 234 acres of well-manicured grounds. Water in play on five holes and a fair number of doglegs make the course difficult for players who don't pay close attention to club selection, shot trajectory, and perfectly timed spitballs. On the 5th and 14th holes, fairways veer sharply around water hazards and reward errant shots with an unfavorable lie on the lake bottom.
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Eight lifeguards oversee every splish and splash conducted on the watery playgrounds at The Aquatic Center, a Wood River Parks and Recreation complex. Anchored by the commanding presence of the New Water Tree, the wading pool welcomes youngsters looking for a safe place to play or gamble water wings on who can make their fingers the pruniest. Meanwhile, older kids zoom down two four-story water slides or perfect their dives off 1- and 3-meter diving boards. An Olympic-size swimming pool gives lap swimmers plenty of room to work on their stroke, and 200 chaise lounges facilitate postlap naps and dreams of what that first bite of a gold medal might taste like.


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Labour party press release
Labour's Shadow Communities and Local Government Secretary, Hilary Benn MP, responding to reports in today's Telegraph and Observer said: "The Local Government Finance Settlement announced earlier this month has turned out to be the worst of all worlds.
"Both urban and rural councils - Labour and Tory, rich and poor - are warning of the consequences of cutting too far and too fast. Communities have already seen the closing down of their libraries, and SureStart and leisure centres. Sadly this is just the start.
"And yet while Eric Pickles and David Cameron have imposed the biggest cuts in the entire public sector on local authorities, they are completely out of touch when it comes to the consequences. Instead of standing up for local communities and the services they rely on, they are badly letting them down and all at the same time as they are giving millionaires a tax cut from next April."


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28 I came forth from the Father, and am come into the world: again, I leave the world, and go to the Father. | 28 I came from the Father and entered the world; now I am leaving the world and going back to the Father." |
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Midwest Living Review
Founders' taproom isn't fancy. Patrons toss their peanut shells on the floor, the wide-open interior echoes, and visitors are more likely to wear jeans and motorcycle boots than dresses and Dockers. But the terrific beer provides more than enough incentive to visit.
The most popular suds are the Centennial IPA and the Dirty Bastard Scotch Ale, both very good with smooth flavor, nice color and creamy foam. The IPA is hoppy without being overly bitter and suggests a floral scent. You'll also find some nice seasonal beers. We sampled a great wet-hopped Harvest Ale in autumn. Breakfast Stout is a winter favorite, and summertime fruit beers are always popular. But Founders focuses on its beloved mainstays most of the year. Watch for small-batch, limited-offering beers when the brewer gets an opportunity to get a little crazy in the fermentation room. Prices start at $4 for a 12-ounce glass.
Founders' kitchen offers table service if you arrive before 3 p.m. After that, customers have to head to the kitchen window to order. Expect good if not fancy pub fare, including French bread pizzas and about two dozen inventive sandwiches ($6-$8). You might just want to nibble on appetizers. We like the beer cheese dip, a gooey mix of Gouda, cream cheese, red peppers and spinach blended with Red's Rye, Centennial IPA and Pale Ale. The dip comes with tortilla chips and toasted breads from local artisanal Nantucket Baking Company.
Expect music from local and regional bands playing everything from jazz to indie rock and electronic funk two or three nights a week. Some performances entail a cover charge.


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Thu, Mar 29, 12 at 1:47
Before cold weather set in last year, I cut my geraniums down to almost a stump, I took then to the basement (in fact, garage) and left them in a cool, dark place for over-wintering. I watered only once or twice with very little water. With such a treatment, you would think any flower would die - but since this is what I read about over-wintering, this is what I did.
Well, I took them out when Spring came but a couple of them are clearly staunted. They did not die, they now have a few green leaves and new growth coming out but they are thin, very small and they are not growing. What did I do wrong? |
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- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Wed, Dec 3, 08 at 22:46
I would think the back can come off and I would try and take out the innards that way. What is the height of the cabinet? I can see it as a vanity/sink base. The wood surrounding the insets look like a veneer. I would clean it real well and try some kind of restore a finish on it first. The inset could always just be tapped off. You might want to change the knobs. ORB could work. |
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- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Thu, Dec 4, 08 at 19:45
Those little triangles should have little tiny nails in them. I believe it's just a structural support thing. Jigsaw seems like a workable idea to me but then again; I tend to want to just forge ahead with things and see what happens! |
One of my home's treasures is the flatware storage cabinet my dad made when the tube blew in the TV. The console was a '60s piece, very simple lines, no storage, just housed a large screen TV in a pecan colored wood. My dad loved to putter at his basement workshop, and couldn't just throw away "good wood" -- so he removed the TV workings and made three drawers for the space. He added little pieces to the bottoms of the drawers to act as dividers for the flatware pieces, and lined all the drawers with velvet. I'm away from home for a few days, or I'd take a pic for you. Please post photos of your finished product! |
Wow - Stromberg Carlson. Very cool find! It is pretty rare. Stromberg Carlson was only in the TV biz for a very short time in the 1950s. (They were bought out by General Dynamics for some of their non-consumer equipment.) Don't throw away that logo. How about making minimal alterations and installing an LCD TV in the spot where the old picture tube was? I once saw an article about an interior designer whose client wanted a home theater setup. She found an equipment cabinet that was owned by the late Saul Marantz. They made a few smallish mods to the cabinet to house some modern components, and hopefully did not mess with its collector value. |
- Posted by beckerster (My Page) on Mon, Dec 15, 08 at 0:50
we've had it in our family for a while. when i was young i would always ask my parents "can i have that when i grow up?" ive always loved it :) funny thing is that i never thought to look up the manufacturers name until you brought it up! low and behold i google it and find old adds for it! hehe... sadly i dont this its really "collector worthy", my parents didnt really take care of it...almost all of the innards are missing and my ex spilled soda on top and didnt clean it ...who knew that coke-a-cola could double as a wood stain remover *eye roll* its pretty beat up, and not in a well worn, collectors way...in a "we dont care about our belongings" way. so i'm more thinking of just a really cool retro cabinet for personal use :) |
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This is such an interesting, multi-dimensional color. It can be chunky, but if you use a quality brush & mixing medium and take the time to really blend it out, it is amazing.
I made an awesome lip gloss with this- mixed some cheap L'Oreal clear gloss that had a gold glitter with rose pigment; it's AMAZING and I get compliments on it whenever I wear it!
So Rose.
I've has Rose forever, and it is absolutley my favorite pigment out of all I own.
Rose is a darkish hot pink/rose red that flashes twenty-four karat gold when the light hits it. It is amazing and completely unique.
Obviously, as everyone has said, Rose is chunky and a challenge to blend. But, really. It's such a magical, fiery color, I can't see why anyone would discount it just because of the texture. Use a base, use a good brush, take a little time to work with it, and you'll love Rose as much as I do.
Im not really a fan of this pigment. It is very chunky. Everytime I try to apply it I get major fall out, even if I use it wet. I have tried this pigment many different ways, as e/s, in lipgloss, as a highlighter, and Im just not a fan of it. Also, when you wet it or put it into gloss, it becomes much more gold than rose.
Bad, bad, awful texture. I wish I had not bought a full pot of this. It is very flakey, and should be more finely milled. The particles are too big compared with other, frankly super MAC pigments. It is impossible to get good, even coverage with Rose pigment. If this was more powdery with less chunks, it would be great. This has a nice gold/pink colour to it.
I really enjoy this pigment. But beware: test it on your skin before you buy it. It is more gold than it looks. This is precisely the color I was looking for (pink...but not too pink), so I LOVE it. I agree that it has a more chunky texture than most pigments, but when you use it wet (mixing medium/visine....water!), you would never be able to notice its flaws in texture. It makes a lovely lip gloss, nailpolish, blush/highlight on the cheeks, and is GORGEOUS for a rosy-bronze eye look. On the eyes, I prefer to apply it wet, but when you use it dry, make sure you're using a good brush so that you can manage its unique (aka, chunky) texture.
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Rose is a really pretty color rosey gold. I usually dont use Rose on my eyes though I just cant deal with the pinky-red on eyes unless Im going for a very specific look. But its sooo pretty. Its kind of chunky, I think. Or at least, Ive had more finely milled pigments from MAC. I love love love how Rose looks on the face. I usually apply it on top of cheeks (using a VERY light hand since these are very pigmented) to add more rosiness and a glow. Its also pretty on lips mixed with a lip balm or gloss.
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Gorgeous coppery-pink color, with gold flecks. It's one of my favorite pigments, and it's so versatile. It's great as an eyeshadow, blush, or lipgloss. It does have a chunky texture, but used with a mixing medium (or just water) it works just fine.
Nice to look at in the container, does work as a cheek/lip color, and can be used for that sunrise look with golden peach, yellows, pinks... Just not wearable or versatile enough for me. Chunky texture. Wish it was more rose and less golden. Good thing I have a mini jar, not a full jar.
i think this pigment is great! Its a beautiful color. I use rose wet and dry and i have not had any problems with flaking or drying. i would buy this color again.
Rose is a delightfully pretty red flicked with gold shimmer. Very, very shimmery. It is a bit on the chunky side and not as finely milled as i would like, but the beauty of the colour is incredible. It flashes rose red and gold at the same time and really stunning as an eye, cheek or lip colour. In particular, Rose is amazing when patted over lipgloss or your favourite balm because it gives the exact same look as a MAC Frost lipstick, but without the dryness! This stuff is very pigmented and is great value for the amount you get because you'll use so little each time. I haven't tried it as e/s yet, but Rose is a gorgeous multi-purpose pigment.


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"A lovely light sauce to flavor your veggies. I had quite a bit extra an also served it with steamed broccoli the following day. For myself, I used a bit less cornstarch to create a thinner sauce as well as a fairly sharp Dijon mustard. Thanks Sharon123."
"I made this using chicken cutlets -- the other white meat -- sliced into paillards. I loved how a few simple condiments came together into a rich sauce that was sweet, sharp and aromatic all at once. This one is a keeper. Like Culinary Queen I warmed the sauce a bit before topping the poultry."
"I used fewer chilis -- about 8 scaled up -- and still found this to be a fiery dish. It came together quickly and used less oil than stated. I really liked the sauce but felt some of the subtlety was lost in the heat."
"Oh my but the spice combination on this one is sublime. I used Lady Grey tea which has a bit more citrus and also replaced the pears with sour cherries. At twelve hours i noticed the compote was a little dry so I added an additional 1/2 cup of hot tea to my half batch. At the end of 24 hours -- a full day -- the results were perfect, fully plum..."
"I used drumsticks and thighs for Sunday supper. Though not stated in the directions, I used the spice bend as a rub on the poultry. I loved that the chicken had lots of flavor despite no marinating time. Scaled this down for 2 and think it works best with a smallish pan so that the onions and peppers stay moist with the pan juices. Served mine ..."
"I accidentally defrosted chops and chicken instead of just poultry and decided to make both with this sauce. Surprisingly, it was even better with the pork then the chicken. I loved how the ginger and soy paired with the apricot nectar transforming a simple sauce into layers of flavor. Made for 123 Hit Wonders."
"I was looking for a small batch cookie recipe to prepare for a tiny group of chocolate fanatics. This fit the bill on two counts and the results were just delicious. I also finely chopped dried cherries and added them to half the batch. This made it harder to cut the strips but the taste was delicious. Thanks!"
"These were so delicious and became the focal point of a point-friendly meatless meal. I used jarred garlic which is less aromatic and had to used about 50 percent more - as has been the case in other dishes made with this ingredient. This will be a fuss free staple for me."
"Like TeresaS I scaled this recipe down to two and served it with bone in breasts as that is what I had on hand. I made the initial sauce with a bit of extra juice and used that to baste the chicken breasts and served the remaining sauce reduced as directed as an accompaniment. I think this work better with crushed pineapple. Thanks!"