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There is an app for iPhone/iPad (don't know if it's available for android) available for purchase called Cakeulator. I got it a few months ago and am still going through the process of adding ingredient prices (it comes preloaded with prices on many items but I don't know how accurate they are so I prefer to update the prices myself with what I see at my local grocery store.) I have priced (but not actually sold, since I am not a business) the past few cakes that I have made, like the ones for my own kids birthdays and such, just to see what I should charge if I was in business selling to someone else. I realize this app is far from perfect, I have even emailed the creators with things I didn't like about it (in a nice way I hope, at least that was the intent) in hopes that maybe they can fix those things in a future update. It is pretty eye opening though how much a cake *should* cost. When I get my business started I think I would like to purchase cakeboss, but since I can't sell my cakes yet that is too big an investment at the moment. The Cakeulator was only $6 or $7 I believer and it might be beneficial to some others just trying to begin to figure out how to price their cakes.
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We have just returned from our sixth September visit to WDW. We stayed at the Animal Kingdom Lodge, Jambo House, a great hotel set in fantastic surroundings. We were lucky enough to get a room which had a view of the sunset savanah, albeit slightly blocked, but as we had a standard room we considered ourselves very lucky. The facilities were great too.
We did all the parks (several times each!) but couldn't help noticing how much busier they have become in September, probably due to the introduction of the Disney Dining Plan over the past few years, but this did not mar our visit too much however we will probably look at going later in the year next time without cutting it too close to all the Christmas celebrations, tricky!! I think one of our favourite rides was Toy Story Mania at Hollywood Studios - what a brilliant concept and soooo much fun. The queues are still quite long at times, I think 30 mins was the shortest for us and 50 the longest (it was up to 70 minutes one day, we decided to go back later!). However it is worth the wait if you have no choice on the day. We ate in several of the Disney resort resturants and were lucky enough to catch the Wishes fireworks from the top of the Contemporary Resort as we had a 9 O'clock sitting at the Californian Grill but we were called in late which worked in our favour - we had a lovely meal here. We also had lunch at The Wave at the Contemporary and apart from the air conditioning be a little too cold the food was lovely aswell. Our favourite meal was dinner at Artists Point at The Wilderness Lodge, the food was great and the service was brilliant. Would highly reccomend it. We ate at Jikos at AKL but found the food a little spicy for our taste. Bomas at AKL was completely booked out for the duration of our stay so I can only assume it must be good! We did eat at Sanaa (Kinadi Village at AKL) and enjoyed the meal there and the service was good. One of the other great things we did while we were at WDW was the Natures Inspired Segway Tour at EPCOT (age restricted - 16 years and above I think?) and although it was an extra cost it included priority seating on Soarin' and you go behind the scenes at the Land and the Seas. It was approx 3 hours in total, inlcuding an indoor training session on the Off Road Segway before they let you loose in the park and behind the scenes!! I think at the moment they are only running this twice a week but may look to extend this? Worth looking up if you fancy a go - can't post photoes as you are not allowed to take photoes backstage, understandbly. We had a fab time and have come back abo****ley exsausted - please excuse any spelling errors, jet lag kicking in! - a sure sign of a great Disney holiday!! Could write more but probably bored you by now... |
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Nope, we're still here.....its just that some sunshine appeared (thought I'd better get outside a bit) & its bonspiel time, lots to keep up with.... : )) Both are great tuts, I'm just gathering the supplies...will try to work on them between ends.... FlutteringBy |
OK you peaked my interest enough to google bonspiel. Then I checked your page to find out you live in Canada. It all made sense to me then. We also have had a little sun, but other than taking my dogs out it is still too cold to really enjoy it. Don't know if you saw on the news about I78 in PA where people were stranded for 24 hrs. on Valentine's day. We live about twenty minutes from there, and are expecting the same kind of weather tomorrow thru Monday. Woop de do! Hate this bitter cold! But I'm sure living in Canada it is common place for you. Carol |
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Saucy Coconut-Chicken Stir-Fry
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Thai flavors of coconut and basil come together in this fresh and spicy chicken and cabbage stir-fry. If your family prefers a milder meal, forgo the jalapeño. Serve with rice noodles and mango slices.
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Calories | 254 |
Total Fat | 11g |
Saturated Fat | 3g |
Cholesterol | 63mg |
Sodium | 678mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 12g |
Dietary Fiber | 3g |
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Protein | 28g |
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- 4 teaspoon(s) canola oil, divided
- 1 pound(s) chicken tenders, cut into bite-size pieces
- 1 jalapeño pepper, minced (optional)
- 1 bunch(es) scallions, sliced, whites and greens, separated
- 2 cup(s) shiitake mushroom caps, sliced
- 1 tablespoon(s) fresh ginger, minced
- 3/4 cup(s) "lite" coconut milk
- 2 tablespoon(s) fish sauce (see Tips & Techniques)
- 4 teaspoon(s) lime juice
- 1 tablespoon(s) brown sugar
- 6 cup(s) Napa cabbage, sliced
- 3/4 cup(s) fresh basil, chopped
- Heat 2 teaspoons oil in a wok or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add chicken and cook, stirring often, until cooked through and lightly browned, about 5 minutes. Transfer the chicken to a plate.
- Heat the remaining 2 teaspoons oil in the wok or pot. Add jalapeño (if using), scallion whites, mushrooms, and ginger and cook, stirring, until fragrant and the mushrooms start to soften, 30 seconds to 1 minute. Stir in coconut milk, fish sauce, lime juice, and brown sugar; bring to a simmer. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the mushrooms are tender, 2 to 3 minutes. Stir in cabbage, chicken, and scallion greens; cook, stirring constantly, until the cabbage is slightly wilted, 2 to 3 minutes. Stir in basil just before serving.
Exchanges: 1/2 vegetable, 3 lean meat, 1 fat. Carbohydrate Servings: 1. Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (42% daily value), Vitamin A (35% dv), Folate (21% dv), Potassium (18% dv).
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Fish sauce is a pungent Southeast Asian condiment made from salted, fermented fish. Find it in the Asian-food section of large supermarkets and in Asian specialty markets. We use Thai Kitchen fish sauce (1,190 mg sodium per tablespoon) in our analyses.
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Hey everyone.. my friend gave me a unused aquarium pump that he had sitting around. I've heard you can use these to aerate wort rather then just splashing it around with a mash paddle or whatever.... My question is do I need one of those sanitary filters they sell on some Brew websites? Obviously you can't filter the air when you are just using a mash paddle...? Anyone with experience with or without the filter? Thanks....
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Yes I do the pure oxygen. But I still got very good beer with the shaking method.
I don't mind shaking the wort... For the most part I use ale pails and just use my paddle to aerate. I use carboys and this is where I wanted to utilize the pump. It has a stone already so I guess I should spend the 5 bucks for a filter. So there is no difference with the pump vs. shaking?
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I simply use one of those aeration devices that attaches to your drill. Just sanitize, attach to drill and aerate for around 5 minutes. Be careful not to hit edges or bottom if using plastic carboys.
I have an aquarium pump with some aeration stones that I use whenever I have a smack-pack or washed yeast with a starter. I clean the hoses and aeration stones in hot soapy water, then I soak them in sanitizer solution right up until I put them into the wort. I haven't ever had any infection problems with this method, although I don't pretend that an infection isn't more likely with aeration hoses and stones than through simple capping and shaking. I will run the pump and aeration stones for about 10 minutes, probably more than necessary and that gives me a very frothy, yeast-friendly wort that kicks the fermentation off muy pronto. I should point out though, that I don't aerate when I'm using dry or dry (hydrated) yeast. In my experience it's not necessary with higher pitch rates. Although I suppose a healthy fermentation is a healthy fermentation regardless of what yeast you use.


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Warner Bros. Television Animation.
Mel Blanc
Chuck Jones, Phil Monroe
Chuck Jones
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Rich Harrison
Dean Elliot
- 1980
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- Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Cartoon Characters: Bugs Bunny, Marvin Martian, Hugo.
- Vocal Talent: Mel Blanc (Bugs Bunny, Marvin Martian, Hugo).
- Directed By Chuck Jones.
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Marvin Martian kidnaps Bugs, taking him to Mars to be a plaything for Hugo.
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When you feel that 'buzz of busy wife', take a deep breath and remind yourself that you're in the 'no intimacy zone'. Try to drop what you are doing and connect with your man. You may even find yourself reacting in a funny way, like crying or feeling angry inside. Acknowledge those feelings and even say to him, "I feel angry right now. Why?" Let him soothe you and let your mind stay with him instead of obsessing over that one thing you have to get done.
You can even ask for his help when you know he needs you but you are busy: "I want to listen to you but I feel overwhelmed with all these chores. Can you feed the baby and then I will have a few minutes to listen to your story." That way, if he says 'No', you are not at fault.
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I know that it's very tempting to want to stay up after your husband goes to bed to get a few extra things done around the house or on the computer. But every time your husband goes to sleep alone, you are putting a tiny wedge between you both.
Men need touch and physical intimacy. He wants to cuddle naked with you, hear about your day and have a little nookie. This may not possible every night, but do this at least once a week. So decide to put off the dirty dishes, the 10 emails you want to send, the episode of GIRLS you've been dying to watch and spend some time canoodling before you both fall asleep. You don't have to have full-on sex; just kiss, talk and touch each other tenderly.
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Finding time to connect with your husband is so important. We complain that our men don't want to be at home on the weekends or weekday nights, but sometimes that's because we ignore them when they are home. It's so easy to get caught up in feeling like just having him there, sitting on the sofa watching TV while you run around, is comfort enough. But he may not feel that way.
I used to ignore my man all the time. I'd invite him over for the night and spend half the time 'tying up loose ends'. Finally, one night he just got his stuff and left. I was shocked and called him to ask what happened. His answer: "I'm surprised you even realized I was gone."
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I just harvested my first cucumber today but I am not happy with the appearance of some of the plants. These started out as seeds in a greenhouse, migrated to beds under row covers and then emerged from the row covers when they started blooming. At first I thought this might be some sort of fungus as it was pretty damp at times under the row cover. Now I don't know what I've got:
The second issue is with melons growing in my small greenhouse. I tried this last year with good success but so far this year all of my plants look pretty sad. The growing tip is fine but in short order lower leaves are affected: (growing tip) (lower leaves) The melons are growing in containers (just like last year) so the "soil" is new. Any ideas? |
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The greenhouse melons are hand-watered as needed (I check every day) and once a week are watered with a dilute liquid fert., approx. 5-10-10. The cucumbers are on a drip system, watered along with all the other vegetables every 3 days. The soil was prepared ahead of planting with a low dose of 15-15-15 and at each plant spot some complete organic fertilizer mix was dug in. I'm using the same fertilizing routine with other outside melons, squash and tomatoes and none of them are showing the symptoms displayed by the cucumbers. The picture does not show it but there are other cucumber plants nearby in the same bed which are slowly being trellis trained (the pictured ones are bush-form Spacemaster) and they do not seem to show this problem--yet. |
Hmmm, it kind of looks like a magnesium or calcium deficiency or some other micronutrient issue. Do the ferts you are using include micronutes ? I'm not sure though, hopefully someone else will chime in and provide more thoughts. |
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Yes, the ferts definitely have Mg/Ca as well as micronutrients. The in-ground beds are treated with a "starter" mixture of the low-dose 15-15-15 plus gypsum, borax, and a commercial micronutrient mix at the beginning of each season. The organic fert. that's used on a plant-by-plant basis also contains the commercial micronutrient mix along with kelp meal. The liquid fert. used in the greenhouse setting is a complete hydroponic mix which includes micros (but I'm not growing hydroponically). |
The melons lower leaves show a severe water shortage. Stick your finger into the media-- is it wet or dry? -- both can cause a water shortage because roots don't function up to par. The goal is evenly moist media. |
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I understand that this is basic stuff, but I haven't seen any examples of this particular line being drawn, and I want to be certain that I'm not missing something here. I'm in the process of writing up a pamphlet explaining fractional reserve banking for people who opened an Economics text once, shuddered, and walked away from it forever.
Everyone here has already covered the basics like this, but bear with me, please - I'll make the setup brief.
Joe, John, and Julie each deposit $100 in the Bank of Dan - so the Bank has $300 in deposits. At a fractional reserve of 10%, the Bank of Dan can now lend Mark, Mary, and Mabel each $1,000 - purely as accounting entries. This is the point almost everyone makes, but I haven't seen the next step stated clearly.
When Mark, Mary, and Mabel repay the loans, the bank has turned a profit of $3,000 plus interest, minus overhead expenses and interest paid to Joe, Julie, and John on their deposits.
The bank loans money that doesn't really exist - but people have to repay those loans out of money they've made or earned - so the bank ends up owning the proceeds of every loan it makes, not just the interest it charges on those loans.
I expect that the average person is going to be a bit shocked by the implications of this, but it looks even more wrong than how Rothbard and Schiff have laid it out - so I'm wondering if there's some part of this that I'm missing, somehow.
Or is it really that profitable to run a fractional reserve bank?
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One (of several) key points about "fractional reserve banking" that you are missing is that when the principal on the loan is repaid, that money expires out of existence. So the only money that the bank can make is indeed the interest. Money expiration is omitted in many popular explanations of our monetary system and appears to be unknown by many economists.
This video expains it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CI5CFQXJxcA
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But I'm still not entirely clear on this - according to Rothbard, with $300 in actual assets, the banks can loan out $3,000 - and the money created by this process has to land on someone's balance sheet, to exist at all. Who has title to the money thus created?
Here's how I understand it:
A check is an IOU, stating the bank will give the bearer cash money on demand. With $300 of assets, the bank distributes $3,000 worth of IOUs payable on demand.
When a person takes out a loan from the bank, he is taking the bank's IOU, and in return promising to pay the bank the amount printed on the IOU plus interest. He then takes the IOU, the check, and buys things with it. In other words, if people are willing to accept the check as payment instead of getting paid in cash, then as long as the check is in existence it is being used as money, thus increasing the money supply.
At some point, the check might be presented to the bank. They have to hand out cash from their vaults in exchange for it. What do they do with the check? They tear it up. Thus it has ceased to exist, and it no longer inflates the money supply.
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Okay - I hadn't though through that step - thanks for pointing that out. But I'm still not entirely clear on this - according to Rothbard, with $300 in actual assets, the banks can loan out $3,000 - and the money created by this process has to land on someone's balance sheet, to exist at all. Who has title to the money thus created?
There's a sizable difference between the per-bank view and the "systemic" view. An individual bank cannot loan out more money than it actually has on hand. So, the bank with $300 in deposits may loan out - with a 10% reserve system - $270 and keep $30 on hand for demand deposits. But the loaned money will almost certainly be redeposited in some bank, somewhere. That bank is also a fractional-reserve bank under the same system. Of the $270 deposited, $243 may be loaned out and $27 kept on hand. As you continue this process indefinitely, the loanable amount becomes smaller and smaller - yet the total deposits generated approach $3,000 more and more closely the more times you iterate this process. So, the "total bank reserves" - that is, the amount of deposits held by all banks taken together - grows by about $3,000 for each $300 in "new" money that is deposited into the fractional reserve system, for a 10% fractional reserve system, anyway.
But since the central bank is a guaranteed source for a constant injection of new money, the whole system is guaranteed to profit over time - immensely. Every million dollars injected by the central bank eventually turns into $10m of deposits. And while the banking system "merely" earns the interest on these deposits, it continues to earn the interest in perpetuity. And furthermore, it doesn't really matter how modest the percentage rate is at which the fractional reserve banks earn back the money injected into the system... the point is that they are earning interest on money that they did not have to acquire through either income or through credit to a depositor... money created out of thin air.
To understand why that matters, imagine you had some special legal privilege whereby you could write a check of any size regardless of what was in your account... with the catch that the check had to be paid back in one year with, say, 1% interest. Now, as long as you can go out into the market and give a loan for more than 1%, you can make a guaranteed profit at no risk to your assets... precisely because you are not backing your loans with assets at all! You're just writing a check. "Here, Mr. Jones, I hereby loan you $1M." In one year's time, Mr. Jones must repay you $1.2M, you must redeposit $1.1M to the bank, leaving a handsome $100K profit on non-existent money. Meanwhile, any of your would-be competitors must actually first accrue $1M before they can loan it out, at 2% or any other rate. They might accrue it by saving their own cash or by convincing other small investors to pool their cash together, or whatever. But the point is that they can't just write a check for $1M out of thin air. So, what do you think the inevitable consequence of this kind of behavior will be on the loan market? It will be monopolized forthwith as the "small-timers" are squeezed out by their inability to compete with artificially low interest rates and the massive expansion of thin-air-based credit.
The central bank can write checks out of thin-air. That's its whole raison d'etre. The commercial banks can't do that but they can do something almost as good... take as many loans as they please from the central bank (who writes checks out of thin-air) and then re-loan that money out to people who can neither write checks out of thin-air nor take loans directly from somone who can (the central-bank). In the process, the money multiplication occurs as depositors engage in a tangled chain of deposit-borrow-deposit-borrow for every dollar that emanates from the central bank. Thus, every $1M check the central bank writes out of thin-air has the potential to become $10M in deposits in the commercial banking system.
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Clayton -
I think you have your numbers wrong:
"Joe, John, and Julie each deposit $100 in the Bank of Dan - so the Bank has $300 in deposits. At a fractional reserve of 10%, the Bank of Dan can now lend Mark, Mary, and Mabel each $1,000 - purely as accounting entries. This is the point almost everyone makes, but I haven't seen the next step stated clearly."
If the bank does not make any new receipts, the bank can only lend $270 from these deposits, assuming it is a strictly 10% reserve bank. The 10% reserve refers to the fact that the bank stores 10% of the deposits (holds them in reserve) and uses the rest to lend out. Also, its not that the money doesn't exist, so much as two people having claims on the same money when we are talking about fractional reserve banking and bank reserves.
What you might be thinking of is the bank getting some amount of gold, keeping it in reserve, but then actually printing $2,700 dollars in fake receipts (for it to be 10% reserve with these receipts it would actually print $3k of receipts, 300 would go to the original donors, the rest would be fake ones held by the bank). While this is another way to do fractional reserve banking, it is fundamentally different. In the former case, the depositors gold is being loaned without their consent, in the latter case the claims to gold are themselves faked. The really high profit you see with the method you describe actually comes with the act of money-printing, keep in mind that these receipts do not have to be merely loaned out, although they probably will be in practice.
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Mark, Mary, and Mabel bought $3,000 worth of goods with the checks they got, and those checks will some day be cashed, so all the bank gets is the interest.
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Maybe this will help illistrate how it works. Banks dont accumulate cash indefinitely. They will maintain a certain level of capital but in the end it all goes back into the economy, because bankers cant eat money. They will buy goods and services from everyone else.
Clayton, I'm sorry but your understanding of the monetary system is wrong in a great many ways. The "from the horses mouth" document is simplified teaching material - and the choice of simplifications are not good. Watch this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CI5CFQXJxcA
@mick: Hmm, I watched your video and saw nothing I disagreed with, so I'm at a loss as to how you concluded that almost everything I wrote in my post is wrong. Your accent sounds British - are you in Britain? This could explain our disagreement. In the US system, the commercial banks operate under a 10% reserve ratio meaning that they do not have the ability to create money out of thin air on their own, unaided. Thus, when you go to your local banking branch and take out a loan for $100,000, the bank must really have $100,000 in assets backing this loan.
Under the Bank of England system, (which I believe is modeled throughout the empire and former empire, such as CA, AU, NZ, etc), there is no reserve ratio - which means that banks may loan out as much as they are permitted to, under the regulations. Thus, a bank may have outstanding loans far in excess of its assets, which is the essence of "creating money out of thin air".
As far as the dynamics of continual money creation/destruction, I don't believe my post actually touched on that, but this feature is shared by all central banking systems. Whenever a loan is repaid, the "money" associated with that loan is, in essence, destroyed. This is as true under the US system with a non-zero reserve ratio as it is in any other system.
In the US, the economy-wide control for the total rate of money creation/destruction is the bond market - whenever the Federal Reserve enters the bond market as a buyer, the money supply is increased, and vice-versa. But the key is that the money supply is further increased by money multiplication through inter-bank loans. I don't know how it works in the British system though I can't imagine that it is substantially different.
"US system, the commercial banks operate under a 10% reserve ratio meaning that they do not have the ability to create money out of thin air on their own, unaided."
In the US there are minimum reserve ratios (not sure its 10%) on some types of loan and on others its zero. Even if it were 10% across the board, it still wouldn't put a cap on money creation because of reasons that are not apparent from the simplified textbook description. There are top quality peer reviewed papers and writings of central bankers that would concur.
"Thus, when you go to your local banking branch and take out a loan for $100,000, the bank must really have $100,000 in assets backing this loan."
That's actually not true on a second by second basis. The banks can temporarily break the rules and patch things up later (not mentioned in the simplified textbooks). This break-rules-then-patch-up-later creates a leak which prevents the money multiplier model from working (there are other leaks too).
P.S. Yes I'm British.
@mick: Cool - can you point me to any specific info on the varying reserve requirements by loan type? I know you have the links on your site(s) but there are actually quite a few links and I don't have time to sort through them just to find this one data point.
And to be clear, when you say "prevents [it] from working" what you mean is working as a money cap, not working as a money multiplier, which it indeed does do, that is, the power to create money out of thin air is itself the most unlimited conceivable "money multiplier" of all.
Source - http://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/reservereq.htm
I mean prevents the multiplier acting as a cap.


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This winter
Our doors may be closed for the winter, but there are plenty of other places to visit nearby. Head to Allan Bank in Grasmere for a traditional family Christmas, or head over to Wray Castle for a go at Husky Mushing.
Don't forget to...
- Get your boots on and explore Troutbeck valley with one of our downloadable trails
- Follow the Townend Trail to find the things that most people will miss
- Enjoy our cottage garden and admire George's prize winning plants
- Visit one of our nearby places that stay open for Winter
- Discover lots of quirky objects as you wander through the house
- Try to guess the age of George's intricately carved furniture
Walk this way
There are some great walks around Troutbeck which all offer breathtaking views of Windermere.
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text: By KTSA News Staff Several families are counting their blessings--as arson investigators look in to a two-alarm fire that tore through a Northwest side apartment complex Wednesday Morning. It was a rude awakening for "Miranda" and her husband--who live at the Oaks of Northgate on Oakdell Way in the Medical Center area. "We were all asleep--it was right before five o'clock--and he asked us if we had a fire extinguisher because his balcony was on fire" she told us. That led to a quick escape with her one year old--just before the flames tore through her apartment--leaving it and one other unit in complete ruins. "I'm not working, I'm pregnant, we have a one-year old. I'm just thinking it's only my husband supporting us right now. All of my baby's stuff, we have to get everything brand new" Miranda said through tears. Several other units were heavily damaged by smoke. No one was hurt.


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Cursillo was first gifted to the Anglican Diocese of Wellington in 1988 from the Brisbane Diocese in Australia as part of a world-wide movement of the Christian Church which aims to "Change the Environments" through small Christian communities committed to living and spreading the Gospel.
Today this local "Mission Movement" offers a method by which our relationship with Jesus may be developed, lived out with the support of other Christians, and used by God to change the world about us. This is the true calling of a Matthew 22:37-39 experience.
Greetings all, I am Tanya Macdonald, your new Wellington Diocesan Lay Director and I have a urgent prayer request for you for Jan Haines – Jan is our Lay Director for Women's 39 in June at El Rancho and has ended up in hospital over the past few weeks and is still there. My Message Read more »
Greetings all …. Jill woods writes: Hi my Cursillo Family Clem Parker 101 – our oldest Cursillista completed his 4th day on Friday 19 September. His funeral service will be at the Lychway Chapel , Willis street Thursday 25 September at 1pm. There will be a memorial service for Clem at St Peter's Pahiatua – Read more »
Open letter to Wellington Cursillistas Dear friends in Christ, It is with great sadness and a strong sense of unfinished business that I tender my resignation as your Diocesan Lay Director along with membership of the Wellington Secretariat. I am unable to continue in this position when I am so opposed to the present direction Read more »
I have just received this note from Ross Downes to say with sadness that… Iall Joll has completed his Fourth Day adventure. He passed into eternity on Saturday (23rd September). A service to celebrate his life will be held at St.Peter's Church, Ruahine Street, Palmerston North, on Wednesday the 27th at 1.00pm Cursillistas are warmly Read more »
Dear All Please see the email below received from Reverend Richard Noble on the death of his mother, Barbara. Please uphold the Noble family in your prayers at this time. I'm sure many folk throughout the Diocese will be saddened to hear that my mother, Barbara Noble, died in the wee small hours of yesterday morning (17 Read more »
Greetings Wonderful Cursillistas and Family! We are now only 10 days away from Women's 37Cursillo Weekend at St Matthew's Collegiate School in Masterton from the 10th to 13th July 2014. Palanca Information: Here is the list of team and pilgrims for you to write Palanca please! Can you please send the Palanca to? Jan Read more »
Wellington Cursillo T-Shirt Size XS – 3XL At the recent Diocesan Hui we produced a limited number of "Cursillo" T-shirts for those who were helping promote Cursillo on the day. So many people have commented on these T-shirts and asked "Where can we get one"? Because of all your wonderful feedback, we are making them Read more »


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Reader: If you kick the bouncer's ass at Xtreme Action, do you drink for free?
Xtreme Action, a locally owned bar that celebrates mixed martial arts, just opened on the 16th Street Mall (actually, above the 16th Street Mall -- it's on the second floor of a building at the corner of 16th and Champa) and readers and customers alike are getting a kick out of the concept.Ursula Romaine
See also: First look at Xtreme Action, an MMA bar, on the 16th Street Mall
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ECPI/MCI Raleigh June 2011 Nursing Student - page 2
Hi, I will be attending the Nursing program at ECPI/MCI starting June 2011 and I was just wondering if there is anybody out there with advice for me. I'm so excited! I've been wondering what the... Read More
1May 19, '11 by Mrs.Hardy2011If thats all the people that are going to be in the day program then we will have a pretty close knit class but i doubt thats all. I guess we will really see how many people will be in the day program at orientation. It's so hard to believe that class starts in less than a month. I wonder how long its going to take for us to get our uniforms, I think we will probably get measured at orientation. I hope they give us a schedule of how exactly they are going to group the classes (i.e freshman orientation and A&P 1 in the first term, etc.)TeeBeeCee likes this.


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Barely a week after he was attacked with ink at a rally in Varanasi, Aam Aadmi Party's Chief Arvind Kejriwal was on Friday slapped by an unidentified man during a rally in Dakshinpuri in South Delhi.There are, however, conflicting reports over what really happened. Some media reports state that Kejriwal was slapped on the face, while others say he was punched twice in the neck.Kejriwal, however, did not suffer any major injuries and was then escorted by Delhi Police. Speaking to his supporters, Kejriwal appealed that they should not resort to violence as it wasn't part of their ideology and cast a veiled attack on BJP's PM candidate Narendra Modi."Let them attack us but we should not retaliate... some people will do anything to become Prime Minister."AAP supporters attacked the assaulter who was later detained by the Delhi Police. Aaj Tak reports that the attacker had been paid Rs 25,000 for the attack but the Delhi Police has refused to comment, saying they will question him before making a statement. AAP has not yet filed a complaint. More details are awaited.
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Around 50 pc voting in Karnataka bypolls
Around 50 percent of over 3.6 million voters cast their ballots Wednesday in the bypolls for two Lok Sabha seats from Karnataka, an official said.
from IANS
Mumbai gangrape: Politicians express shock
Political leaders cut across party lines on Friday to condemn the gangrape of a photojournalist in Mumbai.
from IBNLive
TDP MP N Harikrishna quits Rajya Sabha
Telugu Desam Party (TDP) MP N Harikrishna has resigned from the Rajya Sabha to protest against the formation of Telangana.
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Harshvardhan, Vijay Goel eye CM post
An all-out factional war has broken out between Harshvardhan and Delhi BJP chief Vijay Goel, with both vying for the Chief Minister's post if the party comes to power.
from CNN-IBN
Congress has 2 by-polls in Karnataka
It is a crucial day for the Congress in Karnataka as by-polls began in Mandya and Bangalore Rural constituencies on Wednesday.
from PTI
Social media can't help in elections: Tharoor
Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday said the platform alone cannot help win elections but gives new options of reaching out to public.
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'Centre only worried about saving its chair'
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi said the Centre was neither concerned about the economy nor the falling rupee but only worried about saving its chair.


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Third Millennium Bible (TMB) | New International Version (NIV) |
8 "Behold, I go forward, but He is not there, and backward, but I cannot perceive Him; | 8 "But if I go to the east, he is not there; if I go to the west, I do not find him. |
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May 4, 2010 11:28 AM
For those of you who can't live without heirloom tomatoes that you grew with your own two hands - everywhere you go - may we present Bacsacs Mobile Garden Containers ($128-275)? Well. Sorta. Taking the square foot gardening craze to a whole other level, this... [More]
May 4, 2010 10:04 AM
For a mum who loves everything green, these quaint Vintage Silver Herb Markers ($49) are the perfect Mother's Day surprise. Tuck these five repurposed antique silver spreaders (patterns may vary) engraved with herb names into wee pots of oregano, thyme, rosemary, sage, and basil for... [More]
Apr 29, 2010 8:10 AM
If we didn't have the drawing skills of a three-year-old, we might be able to recreate the beautiful flowers on the Tag Metal Watering Pitcher ($26). The Sarah's Garden pattern looks fabulous on galvanized metal, and this shabby chic tool is a lovely home accessory... [More]
Apr 14, 2010 9:45 AM
The graceful hand-blown Conservatory Watering Can ($39) is an especially elegant tool for an everyday task. Artful bulbous green glass complements the arched metal rattan wrapped handle. We'd be something outside the norm sprinkling our gardens with this tool.... [More]
Apr 13, 2010 8:15 AM
The Herb Garden Markers ($18) may look a little plain Jane, but we have to admit, there's something to be said about simplicity of design. Sure, labeling our cilantro, marjoram, parsley, oregano, basil and chives seems downright unnecessary since we know what we're growing, but... [More]
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Apr 12, 2010 7:00 AM
A vase that doubles as a work of art, the Menu Simplicity Vase ($58), is the perfect meld of Japanese and Scandinavian styles. Designed to hold one or two long-stemmed flowers, this simple and beautiful vase is sculptural and elegant. The juxtaposition of industrial and... [More]
Mar 30, 2010 9:49 AM
Some of us here aren't very good with plants. Sort of like locusts and pyroclastic flows aren't good with plants. But we really respect folks who are, and conceptually, at least, we appreciate a good planter when we see one. The Truss Planter ($98), designed... [More]
Mar 23, 2010 8:11 AM
Whoa, the Wren House Wind Spinner ($21) just stopped us in our tracks. The copper colored bird house's "classic," but something about the sharply styled color story doesn't look like our grandma's clover spinner. Perfectly fitted scalloped outer rings create a lovely framing effect that... [More]
Mar 19, 2010 11:44 AM
Sprucing up our suddenly Springy gardens gets an infusion of artsy street style with the Squatters Urban Gnomes ($78). As much as we love the Amelie gnome gag and the subsequent Travelocity gnome campaign, we needed "a hip update to the traditional garden gnome." Fill... [More]
Mar 19, 2010 8:20 AM
Whimsical potentially to a fault, the Carousel Hummingbird Feeder ($70) feels like we're making our own little wonderland. Hummingbirds stand in for the usual horse suspects under a punchy red flag topped umbrella canopy bright enough for a circus. They drink from lovely blown glass... [More]
Mar 17, 2010 8:50 AM
Caution! No matter how badly you're craving chocolate, and as delicious as these treats may look, do *not* eat these Garden Bon Bons ($15). Instead, find yourself a Hershey bar and marvel at the ingenuity of these plantable "chocolates". Depending on your selection, each truffle... [More]
Mar 16, 2010 9:33 AM
While we may be a bit old for Easter baskets, there's no reason why we can't bestow a fun spring gift on our friends. The Eggling Planter ($10) by noted* is a reminiscent of the days when Easter meant coloring eggs and hunting for hidden... [More]
Mar 9, 2010 12:20 PM
We need high tech gadgets to give us a green thumb, and the EasyBloom Plant Sensor ($40) is a welcome savior figure in our dusty barren garden. The USB drive gives us access to a database of 5,000+ plants so we can research what plants... [More]
Jan 27, 2010 10:04 AM
Despite having the blackest of thumbs, we're actually managing to keep our Garden in a Bag ($9) alive, which makes us think you probably could too. We're not so sure about re-potting our basil, sage, orgeano, etc. but the fact that it's living and growing... [More]
Jan 9, 2010 8:15 AM
Does your green thumb need some training? We've killed far too many plants for our own good, so the easier the gardening is, the better. The Petit Coco Casserole ($14) is a no-nonsense method to growing your own little herb garden. Each pot fits perfectly... [More]
Dec 10, 2009 8:54 AM
Usually bees get our panties all in a twist and send us into a cold sweat. The Mason Bee House ($15) holds a harmless, peaceful, non-stinging breed, so we can just rest easy and watch our garden become a cornucopia of edible delights; the bees... [More]
Nov 18, 2009 10:26 AM
We look out our window at the gloom and grey, and then back to the cute green plant on our desks - a little spot of life and color that instantly cheers us up. To keep the good feeling coming, we're trying our best not... [More]
Nov 6, 2009 11:15 AM
While we may not have all the disposable income we'd like, we're usually willing to shell out a few bucks for some simple flowers, or in a pinch, grab some from our yard (er...or our neighbor's, don't tell!). This clever Grass Vase ($73 for medium)... [More]
Nov 5, 2009 12:43 PM
A sleek little planter, this Tiny Obleek ($45) is made of a special blend of concrete that's 40% lighter than your average sidewalk stuff. We dig the off-center depression, and like the smooth, modern design. We also have plans for using it as a fruit... [More]
Oct 27, 2009 9:00 AM
Whether or not you've got a green thumb, or plants actually shrink away from you as you pass (been there, sister), having fresh herbs, veggies, and flowers at hand is a great way to beat the winter blues. The Sagaform Herb Pot ($18) can be... [More]
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- Very disappointed as we booked with Newmarket but Galloway travel ran the trip we went on. We had used Newmarket in the past and was exceptionally satisfied with all aspects of the trip and admin. This time the coach was dirty the driver was preoccupied with his own family and we never once saw the tour manager!!
we will be reluctant to use Newmarket again.
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Simply said, my manicure of choice is a Shellac/Gellish/What-Have-You manicure.
Recently I tried a new type of gel polish that changes colors, called Gel II Reaction polish. My local nail salon (which I may be breaking up with soon for other reasons…) carries two shades out of the brand's 12 options: Shark Bite and Heat Wave. I tried Shark Bite. When your fingers are warm, the color is a bright blue. But, when they are cold, the polish turns a deep purple. And, the real fun is when the colors are in-between and somewhat half and half. I couldn't stop staring at my hands all week!
The only downside was that the polish seemed to chip sooner than many other gel manicures I've had. I don't know if I can attribute it to this specific brand or if it's simply because I spent the week following my manicure in and out of the water in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico (Not that I'm complaining!).
Either way, I'll definitely be getting more of these manicures because I can't wait to try more colors. Besides, when was the last time your nails were so entertaining?
Fun! One of my good girlfriends in Boulder (Katy) just got her license and is amazing — you should see her for some nail art! http://blognailedit.blogspot.com or http://instagram.com/blognailedit


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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has announced a memorial for legendary cartoonist R K Laxman who passed away in Pune late Monday
Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh's 'MSG: The Messenger of God' has got the Indian Censor Board's clearance and the film is set to clash with Ranbir Kapoor's 'Roy' and Mallika Sherawat's 'Dirty Politics' on February 13
If only the director David Koepp had spent more time writing good jokes instead of focusing on Johnny Depp's star power to propel 'Mortdecai' forward
'Dolly' is a strange mish mash of a conwoman and Sati Savitri and so is 'Dolly Ki Doli', which starts out with a lot of promise, but ultimately isn't convincing enough
When was the last time a movie stubbornly stopped your thoughts from wandering even for a fraction of a second? 'Baby' keeps you not only riveted but also with your heart stuck in your mouth
Barcelona striker Neymar says players are often provoked, but must expect punishment if they retaliate as Cristiano Ronaldo did during Real Madrid's 2-1 win at Cordoba
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I got so mad this week. I recently moved, and had torn down my reloading equipment and placed it in temporary storage while we moved. I pulled it out over the weekend and found that mice had gotten in and left tons of mice presents all over the place. They had urinated and defecated all over in on of my boxes. My large primer bar, allen wrenches and other misc pieces all got corroded and just plain disgusting! There is no possible way of cleaning them up.
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I have a new Harman p68 and have just starting using it. Was told to let the room sensor hang behind the stove but the stove shuts down before the room gets to the desired temperature. another question is I don't really understand the feed rate settings. Can you set the temperature up hi and the feed rate low. The manual doesnt really explain how it works. last I have a brown stain on the glass door. Was wondering if there is a leak between the glass and the frame or is this normal. It goes from the edge on the hinge side and travels up. The rest of the door is pretty clear. Any thoughts from experienced users would help. |
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- Posted by Robmalerba (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Oct 18, 05 at 8:07
My dealer said to drop the sensor cord on the floor. That would work better for you in this case as it's colder down there and your stove will run longer. I have a Harman DVC500 coal stove, I get the brown on the glass as early as the next day after I clean it, the air passing by the glass thing doesn't do well at all in my stove. In a couple days the whole glass has brown on it. You can see in the middle of your glass, down on the bottom edge where the slot opening is to let air pass by, what you see on the side is just where it can't wipe 100% of the glass, sounds normal to me. Feed rate? Here's what I found out, yes keep the rate low and the fuel will be fed slow, crank the "ROOM" temp up and the feed rate is still low but the distribution fan that throws out the heat will speed up. I was just playing with it this morning, you can actually see the distribution LED glow from a small glow on low, to a bright lamp on high as the fan motor speeds faster,throwing out more air, but if feed rate is low, then feed rate is low. I ran it for about a half hour and the feed rate kept low, the coal was at a small glow but the fan was on high speed. Hope that helps |
I have a P38 and have an outside air kit which is supposed to keep the window cleaner. I have noticed when it was warmer outside the hinge side of the glass had a small streak on it after a day of burning. Now that it is colder I ran it 43 hours and there was just a faint haze on the hinge side but you had to look real hard to see it that was running on lowest setting that the stove would allow. |
Thanks for all the suggestions. I will play around with the feed rate. |
- Posted by jaa52 (email@example.com) on Sat, Oct 22, 05 at 2:43
I just had the p68 installed, still getting used to the settings , How do other users find the room tempature control is it off a few degrees? |
I think you have to find a cool enough spot or up the temp dial. Has any one put an extension on and moved the senso across the room? |
Any regrets buying the P68 pellet stove? |
- Posted by jaa52 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Nov 8, 05 at 19:15
None here in Massachusetts, well built and a great warranty |
I don't have any regrets at this point. This will be my first winter with it. It seems to be able to heat the main house including the second floor. The family room which is far away will need some other form of heat. It is on a separate zone and I can use some oil for that. I do like the Harman XXV but went with the p68 for the higher btu's. the XXV is better looking and quieter. Not sure if the difference in btu's would matter. Not sure if the XXV was available in stock at the time though. |
- Posted by jaa52 (email@example.com) on Tue, Nov 8, 05 at 19:33
Rich keeping warm in VT. I posted a thread here about hooking up a digital thermostat to the P68. Ever hear of this. I thought I remebered reading somewhere that its a no no |
I read somewhere that you can't. Have to use the sensor I guess. I have to ask the dealer how to hook up an extension to move the sensor across the room. |
- Posted by jaa52 (email@example.com) on Tue, Nov 8, 05 at 21:57
I think I mentioned I bought some 18/2 Thermostat wire per the manual. The connectors that are on the end of the sensor wire I also purchased, 18 gauge to fit the ends. I did not cut off the connectors on the senor wire just wrapped the one end of the thermostat wire around them and connected the 18/2 to the back of the stove with the new connectors, make sure you have a good connection or you will get a blinking light error as mentioned in the manual. I was just testing this and it worked. |
- Posted by Steve Klopp(email@example.com) onFri, Nov 11, 05 at 17:45
I have the Accentra stove which uses the same sensor,I located mine about thirty feet from my stove in the kitchen under the counter lip. Whatever temp I set on the stove it maintains within 0ne degree according to the digtal thermometer on my oil burner control. This is an outstanding control system in my opinion.By the way I drew all this on paper and went over this with my local Harman dealer before doing it. |
- Posted by Michael Garvey(email@example.com) onTue, Dec 4, 07 at 21:24
I have had the P68 stove for a few years and I find the thermostat control to be poor or at least on my stove. If I set the thermostat for 70 degress it will often bring the room up to 75+ degrees. If you turn it down a degree or two it will stay very close. I have had it serviced 3 times. The Harmon service tech saw the bad condition each time but said the diagnostics could not find anything. The first time they changed the external thermosensor. The next time I was told to move the thermosensor. The third time I was told the thermosensor was too close to the wall (where they told me to put it). This time they charged me $75 even though it was under warranty!! It appears to be a faulty control board but the diagnostics do not support the problem. I previously had a Whitfield pellet stove and this Harmon unit has a lot more BTUs. I paid a lot for this unit and I am left feeling unimpressed. |
Hi All, I just installed my P68 on Thanksgiving day. Shortly after figuring out that the "built in" thermostat did not work very well I hooked the stove up to a programmable thermostat. This has worked flawlessly and keeps the room temp at a very consistant setting. This also gives me the ability to lower the set temp by programming the thermostat for night time or when no one is home. I set the temperature to come up to 72 at 6 AM so when we come down at 6:30 the house is already warm. I know Harmon and its dealers do not recommend this but I DO! It takes ALL the guesswork out of the temp settings and will conserve pellets by tunrning down when the heat is not needed. Hope this helps! |
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Dr. Ellie H. Min, MD
Internal Medicine, General Internal Medicine Group
- 3022 Williams Dr Ste 300
Fairfax, VA 22031 - 2 Office Locations
- (703) 573-9800
Dr. Ellie H. Min graduated from the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Science in 1993. She works in Fairfax, VA and 1 other location and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Min is affiliated with Inova Alexandria Hospital, Inova Fairfax Medical Campus and Virginia Hospital Center. She speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Female
Years in Practice: 22 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Science
Graduation Date: 1993
Hospital Affiliations: Inova Alexandria Hospital, Inova Fairfax Medical Campus, Virginia Hospital Center
Specialties: Internal Medicine
*This physician has multiple office locations. See Appointments for details.


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Thesse are lovely. Thankk you so very much for sharing.
Hugs, Diane
Oh, these are from your Giardino d'Amore kit! It's lovely, and so are the QPs. Thank you so much!
I can't wait to use it. Thanks Maria...
These are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
THANKS for sharing! :-)
very nice pages, thank you! I love the colors in the kit.
Thanks so much Maria for sharing this wonderful set of 8 x 8 Quickpages. They are lovely!
Thanks for the QPs, Maria. They are gorgeous!


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(07-13-2011 10:55 AM)will23c1982 Wrote: There are two on eBay at the moment, which is extremely unusual!
(07-13-2011 01:42 PM)xstreaminsanity Wrote: Beautiful cards man.
(07-13-2011 01:46 PM)got watcha want Wrote: Thanks Xtreme, That other thread enticed me to do a show off thread for the first time, just as an attempt to liven up the Basketball boards a little. I hope more jump on board with this idea. We might lure some new traders to these boards or maybe the old ones that have moved on since the last site migration.