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Getting from the Ethical to the Empirical and Back Again: The Danger of Getting it Wrong, and the Possibilities for Getting it Right
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'Bioethics: past, present and future' was a conference whose purpose was to create a snapshot of postgraduate work in bioethics. This work, it was hoped, would be illustrative of the new generation of academics working in the field, and of their attitudes towards their discipline. The conference attracted postgraduates from diverse areas and backgrounds, unified by their shared work in bioethics. Given such a disparate group one might have thought there would be a great deal of disagreement about what bioethics is and what counts as 'doing bioethics', yet this was not the case. There were variations of interpretation as to what constitutes bioethics, but the points on which there was agreement were far more striking. Throughout the 2 days of the conference, during formal presentations and informal discussions, ran a pervasive theme: in order to contextualise the normative claims at the heart of bioethical debate, we need to make appropriate use of empirical data.
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- Getting from the Ethical to the Empirical and Back Again: The Danger of Getting it Wrong, and the Possibilities for Getting it Right
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- Emma Baldock (3)
- Adele Langlois (4)
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- 1. Medical Ethics Unit, Imperial College London, Charing Cross campus, Reynolds Building, St. Dunstan's Road, London, W6 8RP, UK
- 2. Department of Philosophy, Centre for the Study of Global Ethics, The University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B25 2TT, UK
- 3. Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, De Crespigny Park, Denmark Hill, London, SE5 8AF, UK
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Far as the Curse is Found
"No more let sins and sorrows grow
Nor thorns infest the ground;
He comes to make his blessings flow
Far as the curse is found,
Far as the curse is found…"
This verse rarely seems to make the cut in modern versions of "Joy to the World." Maybe it's because hymns are often lengthy and difficult to get the head and voice around, or maybe thoughts of sorrow, thorns, and curses don't exactly drum up holiday cheer. But a lot of truth is in that forgotten third verse; it captures the soul of Advent, the waiting, the intense anticipation for reversal.
Far as the curse is found. Maybe farther. Hope, renewal, joy, flooding across the nearly-dead earth to drown the weeds.
The first great curse is that we toil, surviving by sweat and tears and waging battle against thorns and drought and disease. Of course the beauty is there, but our joys and sustenance are tempered by futility, the sense that we can never do enough, or be enough, or win.
But take heart, because the memory of Paradise sustains us, and the hope for renewal leads the way from winter's bitter sting to spring's gentle rain. The reversal has begun, and with heaven and nature we can sing.
Joy to the weary, broken, beautiful world.
The light looks different this time of year.
Shafts of gold pierce trees
transient, darkening.
The earth goes to bed
a little earlier each night
because she knows she's getting older,
fighting gravity, remembering
carefree green and dancing in the
rain, remembering emotional
thunder and flashing lightning.
But now,
she's only wiser
and knows sleep makes all things
rested, beautiful.
And tomorrow she'll wake early,
dress in fire-red and bands of gold
because she can
with no one left to impress
and never more alive.
Emily and I
What did you love in your high school years? A band? A movie? A book that kept you up all night? It's amazing how, in that fragile time between becoming an adult and still hanging on to childhood, those attachments you can't explain can shape your passions for the rest of your life.
If I think about it long enough, go back far enough, I'd say I write poems today because of Emily Dickinson.
She's a staple of the earliest literature classes, like Shakespearean tragedies and Poe's "Tell-Tale Heart," the old stuff you have to read. Demure in photographs, with wide collared dresses and hair pulled back tight. But for me, and I suspect many other slightly awkward and shy teen girls, her poems burrowed deep into something I didn't have a name for yet. My text books taught the "cleaned up" versions that toned down her eccentric obsession with dashes, but being drilled into memorizing "To make a prairie" and "I never saw a moor" stirred a sense of vast possibility.
The S Towns
There's a string of three towns outside Fall River, Massachusetts that I nicknamed "The S Towns" because Somerset, Swansea, and Seekonk all line up along the highway as you drive toward Providence. (Technically, Rehoboth is in there somewhere, but for the sake of mnemonic I pretend it isn't. Sorry, Rehoboth.) In my many visits over the past year and a half, I learned them by their names and landmarks. Somerset is across the Braga Bridge as you're leaving Fall River, and the first thing you see are the power plant's water cooling towers (we call them the "cloud-makers"). Seekonk has a freestanding Starbucks in a sea of Dunkin Donuts and the Irish jewelry shop where my engagement ring was found. I think I have relatives in Swansea somewhere.
So there are The S Towns. I saw them laid out on a map the other day and it made more sense. Home is where you know how the roads intersect and you can always find your way back to family and a hot meal after a long day of exploring. You don't have to worry about the oncoming night. You make your way, trust your instincts, and soon you can see the welcoming lights in the window.
The Present Eternity
For the first time in weeks, I woke to the sun in my curtains, and it felt like the break of spring. It may be the Sunshine State, but chill and rain have pushed their way into paradise. As brief as a Florida winter can be, there comes a time when the wet and the gray give way to the sun, and it feels like death working backwards, even though the next wave of rain will come again soon.
The sky is the perfect pale blue. The air is just cool enough to wear a light sweater. Even a few of my neighbor's pink azaleas had the audacity to bloom.
Today, I'm not holed up in an office, or buried under blankets avoiding the rain, or turning future preoccupations over and over in my mind like a troubling foreign object I found in my yard. Today, I simply take the time for being and dip my fingers in the stream of eternity.
These days I catch myself too often living in the future, for good reasons at least. I can't wash my hands without catching the flash of a diamond that promises how everything will soon turn upside down. When I'm not trying to work or sleep, my mind tries to skip forward in time. After all, there's wedding food to taste, guest lists to tweak, shoes to search for. From the growing task lists to help me pull off this party, to packing boxes before moving and making a new family, to choosing napkin colors and cake flavors and what kind of vacuum to put on my registry, everything seems to exist in a sort of rapidly approaching someday that becomes more real with every sunrise.
How It All Ends: A Poem for Holy Saturday
I have to admit… Christmas is everyone's favorite holiday (mine too), but something about the Lenten and Easter season feels deeper, more profound as I get older. Yet what do you do with Holy Saturday, that single dark day in between despair and hope? Last year, I did my best to capture the tiniest glimpse of what it might have been like for those left behind who didn't yet know for sure how the story would end…
She used to say she loved
those TV movies about Jesus,
but hated the crucifixion scene
even though it was toned down
in the grains of 1970s film,
palatable to the eyes of those
eating dinner in front of
a flickering screen.
This is us, now, knowing
how it all ends, knowing
in three days the lungs of God
would reinflate.
Knowing the ending, could I
ever comprehend the blackness,
ever imagine the darkest
Saturday in history?
A King's body shrouded in spices
and linen lay withering
behind stone,
The budding bloom of salvation,
trod by
His creation.
Oh my God
today the sun scatters clouds
the sun that once turned away
at your final earthly breath
as the lion lay shorn and still.
May I never forget
the darkest day of history,
spring stopped, waiting,
pressing her face
at the tomb's door.
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When my aunt passed away, I inherited a little black journal of my grandfather's that she had kept. It's just big enough to hold in one hand, the paper so soft and thin, and his light, somewhat cramped penciled handwriting is fading with the years. He died just months before I was born, and all my life I'd been told how much alike we were, so this little piece of him, traveling to me from across the decades, was a treasure indeed.
One day, I started to read it. Though I hoped for insight, outpourings of the depths of his soul, I got entries like this.
Fri February 7, 1947
Worked 8 hrs today, which went by very well.
Pay day. Fair all day.
These were the makings of life. There was the birth of dad's eldest sister, years before he was a thought. There were fair and warm days working in a shipyard. There were days work went well and days it went slow. There were days of cultivating gardens and visiting family and, occasionally, missing the bus.
My grandfather was a simple man. He went to a Bible college in New York, wanted to be a preacher, somehow made his way from New England to Florida, and supported his growing family by working on ships and in orange groves. He never drove. His kids played marbles in the dirt road.


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Last spring, I taught a class using three types of ginger—fresh, ground and candied—in three recipes. Two main-course salads were delicious, but the real star of the show was this recipe for candied ginger shortbread.
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2 sticks (1 cup) unsalted butter, softened
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1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
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Definition of arbitrary in English:
1Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system: an arbitrary decision
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- I prefer to have my laws built on reason rather than arbitrary morality.
- This numbering system is an arbitrary designation based on small amino acid sequence differences.
capricious, whimsical, random, chance, erratic, unpredictable, inconsistent, wild, hit-or-miss, haphazard, casual;
unmotivated, motiveless, unreasoned, unreasonable, unsupported, irrational, illogical, groundless, unjustifiable, unjustified, wanton;
discretionary, personal, subjective
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2(Of power or a ruling body) unrestrained and autocratic in the use of authority: a country under arbitrary government
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despotic, tyrannical, tyrannous, peremptory, summary, autocratic, dictatorial, authoritarian, draconian, autarchic, anti-democratic;
absolute, uncontrolled, unlimited, unrestrained
3 Mathematics (Of a constant or other quantity) of unspecified value.
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- Bulgaria will not tolerate political arbitrariness against the defendant medics.
- The race itself - a 1-meter dash - pokes fun at the sheer arbitrariness of modern athletic contests.
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By Ted Sares: Mayorga to Mosley: Im glad youre throwing out the first pitch at the Dodgers game tonight. You should be a catcher for the way you take right hands. If you judge this one, in part, by looking at common opponents, Fernando Vargas and Vernon Forrest come to mind. Mosley, now 37, savaged Vargas twice while the Nicaraguan, 'El Matador' Ricardo Mayorga fought El Feroz in a relatively slow, though entertaining fight somewhat reminiscent of Duran-Camacho. On the other hand, Mosley lost two to the Viper getting beat up in one, while Mayorga beat Forrest twice. But then Mayorga, an old 34, got iced convincingly by Oscar De La Hoya whom Mosley beat twice. Of course, that was then and this is now and a lot has changed. The Fight The clownish Mayorga, who celebrated after each round, simply could not cope with the superior (though somewhat diminished) skills and speed of Sugar Shane who was able to get between the brawlers wide and looping, albeit menacing shots, to take his measure. However, it took a cautious Mosley until the fifth round to really get started after which he dictated the pace and controlled the action in a less than compelling manner until the last two minute of the last round. Then deadly lightening struck as Mosley rocked Mayorga with a series of rattling shots. A three-punch combo finally put the Matador down. Sugar Shane Mosley then finished him off with a crunching left hook with one second to go. Mayorga remained on the canvas for some time. Mosley was smart not to take The Matadors bait given his propensity to take one in order to give two. And taking one flush from the 170 pound Mayorga could have been a disaster. Still, this was even a slower and more reflex-challenged Mayorga than he one who fought a spent Vargas in his last outing; this was not the Mayorga who burst upon the scene by brutalizing Vernon Forrest five years ago while taking everything The Viper had to offer Forrest (twice). While most of the fight failed to live up to expectations, the last round more than made up for the previous eleven. With this great win under his belt, Sugar Shane perhaps now enters the official and financially juicy Antonio Margarito sweepstakes where the winner gets the dubious task of dealing with the Tijuana Tornado incoming savagery. As for Mayorga, the end is here.
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Some long needed changes that hopefully will bring the game more RvR... Maybe someday the will make it even worth wile to do. For the GOA part... Thank god they're getting rid of them. Never liked GOA and never will. Maybe this means that we can get real website and not any flash balloon that looks and feels like hell. |
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I can't fault Abby for putting up OA information and for encouraging others to find their way to lose weight. I would cheer on anyone who decided it was time to make a healthy change in his/her life and can understand how that can spill over into a desire to spur that change along. On the other hand, I have a bone-deep disdain for people who bring up potentially uncomfortable subjects at family gatherings and think the jerk who got banned from them for harping on "the obesity epidemic" deserved what he got. Is there anything more insufferable at family dinners than The Person with the Meaningful Agenda who goes around saving people from themselves all evening? Yecch...give me someone with a fat *** over someone with a fat mouth any day of the year. I get annoyed at people who make it their business to wag their fingers in admonition of the world at large for smoking/drinking/eating/whatever. I don't know that there's anyone left on earth who doesn't know that certain behaviors aren't healthy. DUH. We get it. We don't need the "health cops" to descend upon us to remind us that consuming 5000 calories a day and walking only to use the facilities isn't the healthiest lifestyle. So on balance, I tend to agree with her previous stance: make people aware that OA and TOPS and this web site exist, but otherwise the subject of others' habits is off-limits at social gatherings. It's ill-mannered to dispense unsolicited corrections of another adult's behavior in public unless that behavior is clearly and demonstrably disruptive to others. astrophe 02-16-2011, 01:31 AM Here's is the first post. http://www2.timesdispatch.com/lifestyles/2010/dec/27/TDCOMX03-dear-abby-for-dec-27-ar-737672/ Here is the follow up post http://news.yahoo.com/s/ucda/20110215/lf_ucda/obesityisserioushealthissuebestapproachedwithtact I don't think there's enough there to do more than what Abby suggested -- approach with tact. Talk about it, sure. But dinner with the family isn't the best time. They are all sitting down to eat and the you tell them they way the eat is faulty? Can't pick a more neutral time to bring up this topic? A. shcirerf 02-16-2011, 10:51 AM The psychologist says we don't talk about things like that. Isn't that kinda weird for someone in her profession? I don't think it's bad to talk about it, but you do have to go about it with some tact, and it's not for every social situation. And I can relate, we have one relative, who, thank goodness, I don't see very often, because she is always trying to get us all to see the error of our ways, (religion), and that we should all come around to her way of thinking. Bleh. Can't stand that woman. WhitePicketFences 02-18-2011, 12:56 PM The follow-up letters chiding Abby bugged me. I didn't see where the righteous relative/potential wedding guest is everyone's personal physician. I also don't see how overweight people, "like smokers," need to be informed by acquaintances that they're being unhealthy ... what a bad example. I can safely say that smokers, too, know the health difference between a cigarette and small plate of spinach. Eliana 02-18-2011, 01:07 PM Nola, I completely agree. I treat my weight loss much like I treat my religion. I lead by example. I'm extremely open and if someone asks, I will share. But I am not going to go out converting people to weight loss. ;) This goes back to my own former insecurities. At my heaviest, I dreaded the weight loss discussion and a wall went up every time it was brought up. My mind said, "I can't", "I'm broken" and the child in me screamed, "But I'm still a good person!" I had such hurt feelings over the fact that I tried so hard but could not make a success of it. Many of us here have experienced this. For some of us, it just hasn't clicked yet. So yeah, I'm glad to see it discussed more and more in our society. I'm grateful to shows like TBL and now "Heavy" for getting some education out there. I'd like to hear more often about how not every thing works for every person and that everyone needs to try different things for themselves. I'd like to hear more in the media about how we should aim for 4-8 pounds per MONTH instead of 1-2 per week, because that's how most of us lose it. I'd like to see people out there talking about weighing themselves every single day because that works for many people and it's a great way to "know your number". I wish people would talk more about how it's a life style change, not a diet, and to expect it to take a good year or more for the weight to come off. I think slogans like "Give us a week and we'll take off the weight" are extremely detrimental. But at family gatherings? Nope. :no: theox 02-18-2011, 08:12 PM I agree with what you guys have said. However, I do hope that this column doesn't provide encouragement to the handful of nosy, self-righteous people who feel justified in cornering co-workers, casual acquaintances, or complete strangers and "counseling" them (often with ill-informed or downright bad advice) about their weight. I've met these people, and I'm sure a lot of y'all have too. Nola Celeste 02-18-2011, 08:37 PM Oh, such people would never need a Dear Abby column to encourage them. That's the wonderful thing about self-righteous folks who feel they know best for everyone--they're just bursting with courage, more than enough to tell you how you should be living your life. :D In a way, I do now understand the motivation. I have a relative who's probably pushing 350 pounds (he's 6'5", though, so although he's quite big, he's not as big as I would be at that weight) and I would LOVE to share some workout time and advice and food-shopping trips with him. But I can't be one of those people who tells others, "Hey, do you know you're fat?" Because the answer is always yes. Yes, we know. Yes, we know we need to "eat less, move more." Has a single person ever been approached by a busybody and had a sudden road-to-Damascus insight from it? "OMG, you're right, I AM fat! Thank you for pointing out that this entire bag of Doritos with nutrition information clearly printed on the label is bad for me! I would never have known without your interference! 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Ok, I've got pics now. I can't do the original plan of an accent strip across the wall above the tub because the window trim is so low. There was going to be one strip above and one strip on the apron with the rest being the field tile. The tile above the tub will only be as high as the full tile on the first row above tub.(setting on board)
The tile guy says doing just the deck in mosaic won't work because we would end up with small slivers. pic of shower and tub together
option 1. mosaic apron with field tile on deck and above(no accent strip)
option 2. mosaic apron with mosaic on apron and wall around tub with field tile on deck.
option 3.(not really a fan) doing all of tub in just field tile with only an accent strip of mosaic on apron. Here is another shot with shower. The blank space on the shower wall(between already set tiles) is where the accent will run the shower. I'm also thinking of facing the seat with the accent if I put all accent on the tub apron
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I have a low window in tub area, too. I did mosaic surround and apron with limestone tile deck. Don't know if this will help you or not. |
Thanks for the pic. I really like yours but I'm afraid mine will be very busy. I was also wondering about putting a cap on the mosaic if I run the mosaic around the upper part of the tub. |
i think you need to repeat at least some of the mosaic on the wall below the window... it is a busy mosaic, so i might limit it to a strip of 3-5 rows above the tub and field tile on remaining wall and then also just have a strip of same 3-5 on tub apron and all the rest field tile. |
I went out and talked with the tile guy again this morning. We are going to do the 4 wide strip of accent centered above the tub and on the tub deck. We are either going to totally remove the apron piece of trim under the window or trim it down a couple of inches to allow for even spacing of the field tile and accent. (Which is what I wanted originally) I really like the idea of using the accent for the whole apron front on the tub but I think it will be just way too busy and that would be the first thing you would notice. I would rather have it flow more with the shower. |
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Pooh sized people are people too!!!
On another note, I have ridden POTC with a LOT of heavy ppl and the boat never got stuck or bottomed out, I am sure it was a rdie malfunction and not a weight issue.
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And to add to the POTC boat getting stuck, I seem to recall the DL version had more steep inclines than it's WDW sister. And when I was in DL, they really packed those boats full to keep the line moving. And I never saw the boat getting stuck or bottoming out...
The only size problem I can see with POTC is when CMs like to stick 5 adults in one row or 4 large adults in one row...then it be cramped. Other than that, I never felt POTC was an issue for pooh sized folks.
it probably was a ride malfunction, but I have a hard time believing it was just a coincidence that some very large folks were on board. their weight may have caused the malfunction(?)
when we were kids my dad was quite large, as were various other members of my family, but we still all crammed into the same boat so we could ride together. we never had any problems then, so yeah, it was more than likely something wrong with the ride... not the folks. nevertheless, they were embarrassed and felt like it was their fault.
That is too bad, I feel for them.......My husband is quite large and at other parks we have waited in long lines only to find he didn't fit, so I empathize....
sorry if anyone took my teasing my sister wrong. I definitely have nothing against large people (as I get older I am getting slower and slower, which inevitably leads to Pooh-ness). I tease my sister about everything she does, and she does the same to me. please don't mistake my innocent sibling rivalry for any kind of prejudice. yo ho? yo ho!Quote:
Pooh sized people are people too!
:D No harm done! I am probably just snesitive to it because of my DH!
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...and I think I would punch anyone who made fun of my sister other than me! ha!
I'm glad that you are only joking,but it really seemed insensitive to me.
Ok, this thread seems to have been dead for a few months (like... 5 of them actually), but I did have a little something to add. I'm a fairly small guy (5'8, 148 on a good day), so I never had any trouble on any of the rides and therefore size being a factor never even crossed my mind until just last fall when I dragged a buddy of mine on his first WDW trip. He's not Pooh sized at all... quite the opposite in fact. Remember back a few pages when Joey (Tampa) joked "I'm 6'5 160 and tend to fall out of Big Thunder on drops?" Well, that is about how my friend is built too, although not quite as extreme (he's about 2 inches shorter than Joey). And although I never thought being tall and skinny would present size issues, apparently it did because my friend had complaints about the shoulder restraints in Rock 'n' Rollercoaster and the leg room/lap bar restrain in Space Mountain.
Apparently because of his lankiness, the shoulder restraints on RnRC, when pulled all the way down onto his shoulders as far as they would go, the crossbar of the restraint (the part that goes across your chest in front) sat several inches (like 8 or 9 i guess) away from his chest, making it so that he really was held inside the limo by his shoulder blades. He said that as cool as the ride was, and as much as he wanted to enjoy it, he just coulnd't because he felt like it was not designed well for someone of his size.
On Space Mountain, he sat in the front seat thinking it might present him more space for his loooong legs. Turns out that once he got in front he discovered that even with his feet as far forward as he could get them, his knees were still bent pretty sharply, and the lap bar never really came any further up on him than just over mid thigh because of how he was awkwardly sitting. Looking at this in hindsight now, he probably should have sat behind me so he could have placed his legs on either side of my seat. He might have fit better that way. But the entire way down that track, every time we would come up to a sudden climb or descent I could hear "Ow...ow... ow..." coming from the seat in front of me because he was being jerked around by not much more than a bar across his thighs.
Though his dimensions did not prevent him from riding anything, they did make a few of his rides uncomfortable. I hope maybe this can be of some use to someone.
Oh, and as a last sidenote, my roommate, my girlfriend, and myself have also discovered that it is inadviseable to try and sit 3 to a doombuggy in the Haunted Mansion, or 3 across in one row of a honeypot in The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. That is, unless you enjoy sitting on your friends' posteriors as well as your own.
Glad to see this thread pop back up.
I really don't have too many troubles at Disney, being a big girl myself. Although being tall does have issues......space mtn can be rough on the knees! Ride RocknRollercoaster in the front seat and you will have tons of leg room.
I was wondering if anyone of big stature had ridden EE yet? Could anyone tell me how those seats are?
I've ridden EE, but like i said, I border on small, not big. I didn't pay a whole lot of attention to the restraints or anything, but I know that there was more than plenty enough room (or at least it seemed so to me) in the seat and leg areas.
Sidenote... One place i do wish more room was offered on EE though was in the little pouch they give you to secure your belongings. i always travel with my backpack, and although I did eventually get my backpack in the pouch, it took a good degree of fighting with it to just barely make it. I was afraid I was going to have to just put my foot through the straps like I have to do on RnRC. I've never had trouble fitting my bag in other newer attracions like Mission:Space and Soarin', so i was kind of supprised to have this issue on Everest. I guess I just need to pack a little lighter next time I go to DAK with the intention of riding Everest.
I can completely relate to this topic. Seems I've always got to argue with someone when I just want to spend an evening in the plastic ball pit at Discovery Zone.
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I am definately Pooh-sized (maybe why I relate to the Silly 'Ol Bear so well) and I saw an article on All Ears.net on EE. Hope this helps!Quote:
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I am new to this forum and have read SO much about LeCrueset, I now feel like I MUST have one! Unfortunately, getting a LeCrueset dutch oven is WAY x10 out of my price range. So I started to look for alternatives. I was browing the net and ran across a "Staub Basic Enameled Cast Iron 5qt French Oven w/Lid" for a mere $50. Is it comparable at all? If so, what is the catch?! Please help this newbie make a better informed decision.
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Staub is a French equivalent of good cast iron, equal to Le Crueset but not as well known in the US. Buy it, that's a great price! |
If you want to realize this is the deal of the century, so a search of Staub and see the price of a 5 Qt covered dutch oven!! |
Is it $50 or $100. What does the two easy payments refer to? I know a lot of people love staub but I don't like the interior because it is like a Lodge cast iron pot which needs to be seasoned. Le Creuset has an interior finish like teflon but it is not and not dangerous like teflon. Good luck! |
I actually did some research since my original post and found this product sold on other websites for WAY MORE, so yes eandhl, it does appear to be "the deal of the century"! It aired this afternoon on QVC and after watching the demo, I decided to pick it up! Apparently, many others did too! It came in four colors -- red, blue, green and yellow. The green sold out completely in less than 4 minutes. Out of the 3 previous airings of this product, all four colors sold out the first 2 airings and the green sold out the last airing also. Homepro01 -- The Staub actually has the enamel finish both on the outside AND inside just as Le Creuset does. No need to season the interior at all! Regarding the "easy pay", that simply means that if you choose to, they will take the total payment and spread it out over two months -- kind of like "lay away" except you don't have to wait until you make the final payment. You get the product after your first payment. By the way, the total payment including tax and shipping was $60 and change. (I opted for easy pay so I paid $30 today and will pay the other $30 next month, but I get my pot via mail next week -- make sense?) For me, it was too good of a deal to pass up. QVC has an unconditional money back guarantee on all their products for 30 days, so I figure I will give it a good try and if I reallly dislike it, I can always send it back. Hope I don't have to! |
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It was a one-two punch for our fishermen and their families last month. Less than a day apart, the state agency in charge of issuing pollution permits gave the green light to two proposed coal fired power plants in south Georgia. The government gave pollution permits to these coal plants which would allow them to emit approximately 9,000 pounds of mercury to our air over their 50-year life span.
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You have to have some land, even a small bit. You have to work hard, to get the ground ready for a garden, fences to keep your stock in, compost to feed the ground, enclosures to keep your livestock. Time to think about what you want, and to research it. Not an easy thing, you have to plan in advance. Research!!! I have a small farm, and it is a slow process to plan and get things going! Cheri |
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Thank you Cheri. I see now that the process is tedious, but I'm willing to do it. Now, when you say small farm, how many acres would that be? Some have said 5, others close to 20, I don't know how many acres I should even look for. I want enough for a few cows, pigs, and chickens. I'm not sure about the horses, but I really would like one or two. I also want to grow some veggies, maybe a few fruit trees. What kind? I'm still debating. I'm going to try and find agriculture classes and maybe something that can help me with the animals. Also, it is very difficult to find land online with the basics already there. Honestly, I don't even know HOW to search for land online. But, I'm not giving up. I'm giving myself until I'm 30 (I'll 24 this year) to find some land and get things started. Thanks again Cheri for the info. Peace, Love and Blessings |
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- Posted by EvertonAcres none (My Page) on Tue, Apr 22, 14 at 17:32
Hi Candy! :) What are your goals in this endeavor? (earn a living or enjoy the lifestyle?) You can easily enjoy the farm-life on a small parcel of land. There are folks who earn a living farming a .25 acre! But that's just vegetables and you will need a lot more space for cows. But I don't know if I would recommend cows to a beginner or horses unless you have expendable income to throw away. My husband and I have a little homestead on just under 4 acres. Its very hard work but we think its worth it! We have miniature dairy goats, tons of chickens and big garden. And we aren't much older than you at 25 and 28. Someday we hope to buy a few hundred acres and invite our family and close friends to join us and share in the fun! |
- Posted by CandyMonique 7 (My Page) on Mon, May 5, 14 at 10:26
Hi EvertonAcres! My goals? I want to earn a living AND enjoy the lifestyle. The thing is, I would LOVE to own at least 2 cows, just to get the feel of having a large animal. But right now I'm just in the dream stage. Just thinking, planning, and researching how much and hot to care for the animals. Searching for land with a house already there is proving to be a problem now, so I can imagine what it will be like when I actually get this endeavor off the ground. Lol Thank you so much for your advice. Hope to hear some more. Peace, Love and Blessings |
- Posted by saffron_parasol 4a WI (My Page) on Sat, May 10, 14 at 15:59
I would guess you'd need at least 10 acres, a small wooded area would be nice for natural shade for your livestock. You could do rotational grazing/gardening, like cows/goats on a pasture one season, then veggies on the same pasture the next. 4 divisions may be optimal. Check out Joel Salatin. He's a very good back to natural homesteader to get advice/ideas from. Also be absolutely sure to check out zoning/ordinances/easements/right of ways/distance requirements for any area that interests you BEFORE you buy! Avoid unpleasant surprises! Some of the distance requirements, for example, would be like if chickens are allowed, they have to be so many feet away from a neighboring residence. In my little division, we can't own animals with cloven hooves. Don't know why, maybe ruminants stink more??? This includes pigs.... |
- Posted by fertilizermachines none (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 14 at 4:04
first you should choice which kind of crops you wanna plant ,then you can choice a good place which suitable for this crops .after that ,you need hard working each season .and that's a very important thing is fertilizer to crops to get grain ,you need learn many many things about that . |
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In a new interview with The Graham Norton Show airing Friday, Hugh Jackman recalls the time he nearly chopped off his own penis while filming a scene for 2013's The Wolverine. Explaining why he now chooses to film with plastic blades when playing his X-Men character, the Australian actor says he made the switch when he accidentally cut himself just inches away from his, um, manhood with his metal claws.
"I quite enjoyed [being naked] really. It's a very freeing feeling," he says, referring to a scene in which Wolverine had to strip down to fight. "There was a very intense first scene and I insisted on a closed set. I ran round the corner and all the female members of the crew were gathered there. I tried to cover myself and cut my inner thigh."
"It was just the inner thigh thankfully," he continues about the incident. "The metal claws had to go! You can't have bits and pieces flying off!"
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For Memorial Day weekend, my better half and I, had planned to spend a few days in Las Vegas so I thought I would take the opportunity to take NV's CC class and the only place I knew that had a set schedule is the The Gun Store. I called ahead of time and put my name for their Saturday CC class list.
Since you have to qualify with the firearm you're going to carry, I went in first thing Friday morning and brought with me my Beretta 92fs and my S&W .357 revolver (I used .38 ammo). Fortunately, qualified with both, although I must admit qualifying with a 2'' barrel revolver, for me, was a little tough at at 15 yards.
On Saturday the class ran from 9 to 5:30ish (loooong), but the instructor's were very knowledgeable and made it interesting. For anyone interested in the FL and UT permits, they are part of the curriculum.
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Also, transporting two firearms from O'Hare to Vegas and back, was very smooth (thanks American Airlines).
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Blaming themselves for their plight, the unemployed don't look to protest—or to government—for a way out.
The nation's largest banks are methodically harvesting the last possible pound of flesh from millions of homeowners. We should put a stop to it.
As the Congressional budget supercommittee deliberates, fiscal hawks are calling for "tough choices." The 99 percent are demanding economic justice.
A powerful, bipartisan coalition of deficit hawks has manufactured a center-right consensus that dominates the Beltway.
Roars of applause for executions at the GOP debate, official approval of torture, barbaric prison conditions, obstruction of aid to storm victims and children in need—is our nation descending into barbarism?
The privatization vultures and deficit hawks want to pick apart this essential public service. But the PO is not only a vital community asset; it's perfectly positioned to lead the country into the digital future.