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Whether or not you subscribe to the "even numbers" theory, this is a punchy, high-speed sci-fi flick with an eye-boggling space battle, guns, explosions and a surprisingly comfy accessibility - ie, it can be enjoyed by Trek obsessives and normal humanoid lifeforms. After failing to destroy the Earth in the opening 15 minutes of the story, mankind's deadliest enemy, the Borg (a race of half-organic, half-machine hive-mentality aliens) travel back in time to the year 2063 to stop Earth developing the warp drive and making its "first contact" with alien races. Of course, without this technological innovation Starfleet won't ever be founded, and the fleet of ships it needs for kicking the Borg's big leathery arses will cease to exist...
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52 The believers in Antioch were full of joy and the Holy Spirit. | 52 And the disciples were filled with joy and with the Holy Spirit. |
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19 All the holy contributions that the people of Israel present to the LORD I give to you, and to your sons and daughters with you, as a perpetual due. It is a covenant of salt forever before the LORD for you and for your offspring with you." | 19 Whatever is set aside from the holy offerings the Israelites present to the LORD I give to you and your sons and daughters as your regular share. It is an everlasting covenant of salt before the LORD for both you and your offspring." |
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I am in the process of building a new house and am starting to get some cold feet about the kitchen counters. We have finalized the cabinets - perimeter is painted white and the island is a very dark stained wood. We have also darker wood floors (lighter than the island though). We've always wanted the counters to alternate (black & white) similar to the inspiration pictures below. We've chosen HanStone quartz counters with the perimeter being Obsidian Black and the island being Specchio White I'm starting to debate the stark white counter for the island. I feel the Specchio white is going to be too "white" and perhaps we should have some movement. Thoughts/Suggestions for counters? Backsplash is Dorian Gray and paint is SW Dovetail. |
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Will look beautiful. I like the contrasting contrasts! |
- Posted by joaniepoanie (My Page) on Sun, Dec 29, 13 at 22:58
I think the combo will look nice, but personally I would want something jazzier on the island. Maybe visit some stone yards and see if anything grabs you... |
- Posted by andreak100 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 29, 13 at 22:59
Have you looked at the white of the cabinets with the white that is with the Specchio White? Do they match up well? Many people find that their white cabinets have a creamy white color, while your specchio white appears to have a blueish undertone. |
- Posted by rbattaglia24 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 30, 13 at 0:33
Most of the quartz counters aren't as jazzy, so would it be appropriate to mix quartz for the perimeter and granite for the island? Andreak- I have not compared the whites, but that is also a good idea. |
rb-we may end up doing that very thing (alternating colors and mixing materials) but my thought was to go with a more tight or homogeneous perimeter like the black you posted and then something with a bit more pizzaz/movement/interest on the island. But like joaniepoanie I think that is personal preference. I also think that it possibly depends on your kitchen layout and where things are in the room and what you see most of when you are looking at the kitchen. For example with ours the outside wall has windows flanking the range, so when you look that way you will see island first and then likely the windows/range hood/backsplash so I don't want anything too busy on the perimeter making your eye go there. We also may just be mixing a quartz (or even laminate depending on budget) perimeter with a granite island. I think mlweaving might be doing quartz and granite as well. I know she has already chosen her tops so maybe she'll chime in. I think it would be pretty easy to find something to compliment the black you chose and I think certainly the specchio works if it works with your white. Have you visited any stone yards with your white cabinet sample? I like the bluish undertone in your choice though - I am partial to grays and blues as well. |
- Posted by joaniepoanie (My Page) on Mon, Dec 30, 13 at 12:46
I think you can mix a busier granite with your quartz because the quartz is pretty plain and certainly reads plain from a distance. Good point Andrea made about the Specchio matching your cabinets...if they don't it will look off and possibly dingy compared to the cabs. |
- Posted by pricklypearcactus (My Page) on Mon, Dec 30, 13 at 13:30
I love stark white and black together so I think the counter combination will work great. My one concern is whether the white of your cabinets works with this particular white countertop. They aren't going to be touching each other, but you'll want to make certain they look good together (though they don't have to match perfectly) if you haven't already. |
- Posted by rbattaglia24 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 30, 13 at 18:14
Thanks everyone for your feedback so far. I think we may be too late. Sounds like the counters have already been ordered and I know the cabs are already done at the Millwork place (not installed yet). Now I need to cross my fingers. Our cabinets are pretty white (definitely not creamy white) and the island counter does not touch the white cabs, so I hope we are ok. |
- Posted by Candace_Britt (My Page) on Mon, Dec 30, 13 at 20:29
What is the style of your new house? If it is a contemporary I would keep the counters all quartz. We are pleased with the speckled white Ceasarstone we put in 2 years ago and now granite looks really dated to me. Like that the scale of the patterns in your two quartz options are similar. Best! |
- Posted by rbattaglia24 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 30, 13 at 23:18
Yes, the house will definitely be contemporary. A lot of grays, clean lines, and contrast with white trim and doors, etc... Now I will have accessorize with color :) |
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I was more thinking about suitcase space as well. If I take a toilet bag I end up with way more stuff than I would need for some reason. Make up I have managed to reduce so it's down to one small bag.
Love the idea of the box though, Think having looked at our list from garden grocer last year if we take out a lot of the food items it will be probably still be over the minimum value. To the pp that asked you order your items from garden grocer and select a time slot for the delivery. We picked the hour after we landed at mco for delivery. Got to OKW checked in and then we called bell services who took our items to the room for us. Garden grocer need proof of ID when you buy alcohol I just emailed a scan of my passport and they accepted that. DH would be happy with the stuff in the room only but I'm fussy about not having shampoo and conditioner separate as the stuff at POFQ is two in one. I am guilty however of having a large collection of hotel toiletries that come home with me but they look so cute in my bathroom. And I do like the bars of soap. |
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16 having a good conscience, that in that in which they speak against you as evil-doers, they may be ashamed who are traducing your good behaviour in Christ; | 16 keeping a clear conscience, so that those who speak maliciously against your good behavior in Christ may be ashamed of their slander. |
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This weekend Mason, Scott and I swapped the city for The Hamptons for some much needed relaxing time.
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ALBANY — Sandra Deal, wife of Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal, paid a visit Tuesday to the Lily Pad, an Albany-based non-profit advocacy organization for victims of sexual and physical assault.
With her came an entourage from the Governor's Office for Children and Families in Atlanta, including Katie Jo Ballard, executive director, and Hayley Howell, GOSF government affairs liaison.
The purpose of the visit, said Mary Martinez, interim director of the Lily Pad, was to tour the facilities at 320 W. Second Ave. The Georgia First Lady said the group was in town for a tour of a similar facility at MCLB-Albany, and took the opportunity to view the Lily Pad — especially since both locations receive substantial grant funding from GOCF.
"Mrs Deal is a child advocate herself," Martinez said, "and especially since we receive grants through the governor's office, we believe it's important to show her what a day in the life of an advocate or forensic interviewer is like."
Deal and her group were shown through each service area of the Lily Pad facility, including an area where children who may be victims of sexual abuse are encouraged to indicate their possible assault through the use of anatomically correct dolls. The interviews are video recorded for possible later use in court, Martinez said. Deal also had a look at the examination room where possible forensic evidence is collected.
"The problems Georgia face are in every other state," Deal told the Lily Pad staff. "We may not stop (the problems) completely, but for many years we didn't know much about it. I taught school and it was in my later years of teaching that they finally started teaching us about the physical and sexual abuse. I'm sure that children passed by me and I didn't pick up on the problems. I wish I knew years ago what I know now. We're thrilled that you all are working so hard."
According to Lily Pad material, the facility began in 2006 and continues to provide, at no charge to victims, "developmentally appropriate " specialized services to meet the distinctive needs of individuals impacted by crimes of sexual violence. Services are provided over a 30-county area, and are funded through a combination of grants and individual donations, Lily Pad officials say. During the tour, Deal seemed particularly impressed that Lily Pad staff and volunteers respond to victims at any time of the day or night — not the case for some similar advocacies in the state, she said.
"Any time we see a victim, we keep up with that child until their case is adjudicated," Martinez said. "Whether that child comes here for a forensic interview or a sexual assault examination — and even after that."
"I'm very impressed with the program," Deal said. "Reports are just numbers and papers. There's just something about being physically present that gives you a peace about it, to know what you need to do to help and what you need to do to share the information with others and help them be more creative. When we share best practices we can improve the situation for more people. That's our goal."
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- 2 cups water
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, sliced thin
- 1 cup long-grain rice
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh coriander sprigs (wash and dry before chopping)
In a saucepan with a tight-fitting lid bring water to a boil with salt, oil, and garlic. Stir in rice and cook, covered, over low heat 20 minutes, or until water is absorbed and rice is tender. Fluff rice with a fork and toss with coriander and salt and pepper to taste.
Each serving 164 calories and 1.5 grams fat (8% calories from fat).
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Many were surprised by the death of the veteran diplomat Richard C. Holbrooke last week, but aortic tears kill at least 2,000 Americans a year with little warning.
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney is recuperating from heart surgery to implant the kind of mechanical pump now being given to people with severe heart failure.
Though still considered experimental, bariatric surgery is fast becoming the next front in the battle against pediatric obesity.
A new approach to organ donation doesn't require waiting until the donor's brain death.
Rohan and Mary Ghansam, both 53, had operations within a day of each other. After they returned home, the landlord told them they had to leave. They might never be well enough to return to work.
A rigorous evaluation of bypass operations with and without heart-lung machines found that outcomes were better in cases using the machines.
Two major companies are racing to develop the potentially next big thing in heart surgery: a replacement valve that can be implanted through thin tubes known as catheters.
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ABC News' Freda Kahen-Kashi, Cynthia McFadden, and Jake Whitman Report
Hollywood magic can bring any story to life, but no one saw this ending coming.
When Philomena Lee, the real-life inspiration behind the hit movie "Philomena," succumbed to the pressures of the Catholic Church and gave her son up for adoption, she never thought that she'd be face to face with the pope 60 years later at the invitation of the Vatican.
"Thank you. I'm very happy to meet you," Lee said, as she reached for the pope's hand.
Philomena was only 18 years old in 1952 when she found herself pregnant, unwed, and very much alone. After giving birth to her son Anthony in an Irish home for unwed mothers, she was forced to give him up. One day without warning, mother and child were wrenched apart, and 3-year-old Anthony was taken to America.
"The nuns gave us no choice – we used to ask and ask, 'can you find us a job outside where we can take the babies?' They said no, you're lucky they will be taken away," she explained.
"I about just went to pieces seeing that little face in the back of the car."
Shamed by the church, and forced to work off her debt over four years in the home's laundry, Philomena received no safe haven or refuge from the nuns. She and the other young women "were told [they] were suffering for the grievous sin of having a baby out of wedlock."
Sadly, Philomena's story is only one of many. There are an estimated 60,000 women in Ireland who had babies under similar circumstances over the past 60 years, all of them forced into giving up their children.
Over the next 50 years, Philomena periodically returned to the home in search of precious clues that might lead her to her son. Unbeknownst to her, Anthony had been trying to find his mother. Though, with each visit, the nuns would give the same answer, claiming that they knew nothing of either's whereabouts, refusing to unseal the adoption records.
Eventually, Philomena teamed up with BBC journalist Martin Sixsmith to try and locate Anthony. Their search led them to America, where they discovered Anthony had been a prominent member of the Republican National Committee, chief legal counsel to President George H.W. Bush, and that he had died nine years earlier of AIDS.
In an earlier interview, Philomena explained that her sense of faith did change in the years that followed. But she told ABC News' Cynthia McFadden, she never truly stopped believing.
"You can't go through life being so unyielding," she said. "You have got to forgive. You've got to."
Which brings us back to the Vatican, the backdrop of this unexpected and heartwarming meeting. Though the pope himself could not attend the movie screening, he sent one of his top personal aids, Guillermo Karcher, who hinted that the pope might one day unseal those adoption records, closeted away for all these years.
While Philomena's search has come to an end, she and her daughter Jane Libberton have co-founded The Philomena Project, to help other unwed Irish Catholic mothers reunite with their sons, and find their own happy endings, because sometimes the movies can't even come close to real life.
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BSOD Random, While Surfing Internet. Virus from Searches??
Was just surfing the internet and bam got a BSOD, at the time of BSOD I was overclocked, I just recently set my system back to default timings, with no overclock. Wondering if this is a Virus of somesort. Thank you all.
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No DMP's included in upload. Please try this method. We do need the DMP file as it contains the only record of the sequence of events leading up to the crash, what drivers were loaded, and what was responsible. You may be able to get the DMP files without crashing by booting into safe mode (F8) with networking. To enable us to assist you with your computer's BSOD symptoms, upload the contents of your "\Windows\Minidump" folder. The procedure: * Copy the contents of \Windows\Minidump to another (temporary) location somewhere on your machine. * Zip up the copy. * Attach the ZIP archive to your post using the "paperclip" (file attachments) button. *If the files are too large please upload them to a file sharing service like "Rapidshare" and put a link to them in your reply. To ensure minidumps are enabled: * Go to Start, in the Search Box type: sysdm.cpl, press Enter. * Under the Advanced tab, click on the Startup and Recovery Settings... button. * Ensure that Automatically restart is unchecked. * Under the Write Debugging Information header select Small memory dump (256 kB) in the dropdown box (the 256kb varies). * Ensure that the Small Dump Directory is listed as %systemroot%\Minidump. * OK your way out. * Reboot if changes have been made. |
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Im in the minidump folder in safemode. Not seeing any files.
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A significant proportion of the population has nasal septal deviation of varying degrees. Recent reports of such deviation occurring at younger ages suggest a congenital etiology. To the best of our knowledge, no previous clinical studies have compared the septal deviation of adult and pediatric populations with a uniform measure that focuses on the degree of deviation. We retrospectively analyzed computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans obtained from 81 patients who had undergone head and neck imaging for a variety of reasons. These subjects were divided into four age groups: younger than 4 months; 4 months to less than 5 years; 5 to 15 years; and more than 15 years. We used a measure of tortuosity to examine and compare nasal septal deviation among the different age groups. The tortuosity of the septum was measured at four precise points along the length of the septum on thin-section sinus CT and MRI. Tortuosity was defined as the ratio of the "actual" length of the septum to the "ideal" length of the septum, which was defined as the length of a straight line drawn from the superior to the inferior aspect of the septum. We found that subjects younger than 5 years of age exhibited significantly less tortuosity (p ≤ 0.017459) than did the older children and the adults. Therefore, we conclude that nasal septal deviation occurs at a higher frequency in older children and in adults when calculations of tortuosity are used as a measure. Our data may suggest that a noncongenital etiology is responsible for nasal septal deviation. However, given that the growth of the septum continues throughout childhood, our results do not preclude the possibility of a genetic predisposition to the later development of a deviated nasal septum.
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) rhinorrhea after a septoplasty procedure is very rare and potentially life-threatening. We present a case of iatrogenic postseptoplasty CSF rhinorrhea. To the best of our knowledge, only 2 other cases of CSF rhinorrhea complicating septoplasty have previously been reported. However, neither resolved in the manner that our case did, when spontaneous cessation of CSF rhinorrhea unexpectedly occurred upon removal of intranasal splints. We discuss the clinical importance of anatomic variations and potential causative mechanisms of CSF rhinorrhea during septoplasty. Our experience with this case suggests a mechanism of injury to the cribiform plate during septoplasty that has not been described previously.
Schwannomas of the nasal septum are extremely rare, and therefore their diagnosis and treatment can pose certain challenges. We describe the case of an incidentally discovered schwannoma of the nasal septum that was unique in that the lesion was completely asymptomatic. In view of our finding, we believe that routine examinations of both nasal fossae should be considered during routine diagnostic laryngeal flexible endoscopy.
Angiofibroma arising outside the nasopharynx is unusual. The nasal septum is an extremely rare site for the origin of angiofibroma, and to date only 6 such cases previously have been reported in the literature. We report here a case of a 22-year-old man with a vascular mass arising from his nasal septum. The histopathology report was consistent with angiofibroma. We also review other cases in the literature of angiofibroma arising from the nasal septum and discuss a theory of the likely origin of angiofibroma.
Studies of the shape, dimensions, and other morphologic characteristics of the nasal septum are scant in the literature. We conducted a study of 16 male cadavers to measure six osseous components of the nasal septum and to calculate the proportional contribution that each made to the total septal bone surface area. We found a wide range of inter-specimen variations in both categories. It is our hope that a better understanding of nasoseptal anatomy will improve surgical technique.
We identified 3 patients with chronic, asymptomatic HIV who presented between 2001 and 2005 with spontaneous nasal septal abscesses in the absence of previous trauma, nasal surgery, sinusitis, infection, or immunodeficiency. A MEDLINE search revealed no other cases of spontaneous isolated nasal septal abscesses. Each of our patients presented to the emergency department with complaints of fever and headaches; 2 of them also had nasal obstruction, nasal and lip swelling, and pain. Clinical examinations and imaging studies revealed isolated anterior nasal septal abscesses. In each case, incision and drainage was performed immediately, and antibiotics started. One patient had an early loss of septal cartilage and nasal support, which developed into a crooked and saddle-nose deformity requiring reconstruction 7 months later. Staphylococcus aureus was identified in all 3 cases. To the best of our knowledge, these are the only 3 cases of spontaneous isolated nasal septal abscess reported in the literature. We discuss the importance of early diagnosis and intervention, as well as reconstructive techniques.
Chondrosarcoma of the nasal septum is a rarely encountered malignancy. When it does occur, early diagnosis is difficult because patients generally present with common, nonspecific sinonasal complaints. We describe a case of chondrosarcoma of the nasal septum in a 38-year-old Hispanic man. The lesion was discovered on computed tomography during a workup for symptoms of chronic sinus disease. The tumor was removed in its entirety and identified as a low-grade lesion that required no further treatment. The patient remained disease-free 4 years postoperatively. We review the diagnosis of this neoplasm and its treatment and follow-up.
We present a case in which a 23-year-old male patient diagnosed with nasoseptal chondrosarcoma with anterior cranial fossa extension underwent combined surgical approaches to optimize complete resection of the tumor. Surgery was followed by a 6-month course of proton-beam radiation therapy. Extensive tumors of this type with significant intracranial extension require surgical repair of the anterior fossa floor. We employed a repair technique not previously associated with the resection of these tumors, using a split-calvaria osteoplastic rotational flap. This method provided structural integrity while avoiding the risks associated with the use of free bone grafts and metallic meshes.
The once-common practice of packing the nose after septoplasty was based on a desire to prevent postoperative complications such as bleeding, septal hematoma, and adhesion formation. However, it was since found that not only is nasal packing ineffective in this regard, it can actually cause these complications. Although the consensus in the world literature is that packing should be avoided, to the best of our knowledge, no truly randomized study has been undertaken in Southwest Asia upon which to justify this recommendation here. Therefore, we conducted a prospective randomized comparison of the incidence of a variety of postoperative signs and symptoms in 88 patients, 15 years of age and older, who did (n = 44) and did not (n = 44) undergo nasal packing following septoplasty. We found that the patients who underwent packing experienced significantly more postoperative pain, headache, epiphora, dysphagia, and sleep disturbance on the night of surgery. Oral and nasal examinations 7 days postoperatively revealed no significant difference between the two groups in the incidence of bleeding, septal hematoma, adhesion formation, and local infection. Finally, the packing group reported a moderate to high level of pain during removal of the packing. Our findings confirm that nasal packing after septoplasty is not only unnecessary, it is actually a source of patient discomfort and other signs and symptoms.
Rhinoliths are uncommon mineralized masses that form as a result of calcification of an endogenous or exogenous nidus. The most common manifestations of rhinolithiasis are unilateral nasal discharge, nasal obstruction, and facial pain. The diagnosis is made by nasal endoscopy and computed tomography. The differential diagnosis includes chronic inflammation, osteomyelitis, benign tumors (e.g., calcified nasal polyps, ossifying fibromas, osteomas, and chondromas), and malignant tumors (e.g., osteosarcomas, chondrosarcomas, and squamous cell carcinomas). Rhinoliths may cause rhinosinusitis, erosion of the nasal septum and medial wall of the maxillary sinus, and perforations of the palate. To the best of our knowledge, the occurrence of a nasal polyp associated with rhinolithiasis has not been previously reported in the English-language literature. In this article, we describe such a case.
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Egypt's President Mohamed Morsi is set to review a controversial draft constitution on Saturday amid rival rallies that will kick off following afternoon prayers, the Muslim Brotherhood said.
The marches of "Islamist and nationalist revolutionary forces" will set off from mosques in Cairo and head for Al-Nadha square, said the Freedom and Justice Party, the Brotherhood's political wing.
The Islamist protests were originally to be held in Tahrir Square, the scene of vast anti-Morsi demonstrations on Friday, but the location was changed to avoid confrontation, the Brotherhood said.
Tens of thousands of protesters marched in Cairo on Friday calling for the dissolution of an Islamist-dominated panel that approved the draft charter earlier in the day, and condemning "dictatorial Morsi".
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While I maintain that eating according to the Primal Blueprint [7] doesn't have to be expensive, it is generally true that with food – as with most other things in life – you get what you pay for. We're one week into the 21-Day Challenge [8], and I imagine the cost of healthy food may be on some of your minds. So when our friend David Maren of Tendergrass Farms [9] offered this guest article, I took him up on it.
As a percentage of your income, how does your grocery bill compare to the grocery bills of people in different countries and eras? Are ever-lowering food costs always a good thing, or do they tend to come with trade-offs? Enter David…
One of the greatest challenges facing small grass-based family farmers today is the American expectation of low priced food. As a culture, we're now accustomed to spending only about 6.8 percent of our income on daily nourishment1 – the lowest figure in human history. At the same time, health problems and obesity rise every year. These two realities create a striking correlation between wellness and food investment. Studying U.S. trend lines over the past century shows a direct link between cheap food and poor health.
While historical meal price comparisons can be tricky due to changing exchange rates, inflation, or even currency availability, finding a consistent unit of value can help our understanding. For the sake of discussion, let's use the value of work as that unit. We'll measure the value of food in hours worked and real prices – prices adjusted for inflation. While this comparison may not be perfect, it can help us understand historical food prices in today's context.
For example, if workers today earn about $15.59 per hour (Census Bureau's average per capita annual income statistic [10] of $27,915 divided by the OECD's average annual hours worked per US worker [11] of 1,790) and spend an average of $1.75 on each meal (based on the fact that Americans now spend only 6.8% of their income on food according to a report by Washington State University [12]), we could say they spend about 7 minutes working for each meal.
Before we get down to the real analysis of food prices over the last century I thought it would be fun to take a playful look at hunter-gatherer Grok [13] to see how much he "spent" on food. Bear with me if this seems a little bit silly. It's just my creative attempt at a way to show how hard Grok had to work for his food.
The numbers would vary but it's safe to assume that Grok hunted and gathered at least 3 hours per day for a bare minimum of 5 days a week.2 That's an extremely conservative estimate of 15 hours of work for his 21 weekly meals. This translates to almost 45 minutes spent working for each meal instead of the 7 minutes mentioned above. If we convert those 45 minutes that Grok spent "on the job" hunting and gathering food for each meal into modern day wages of $15.59/hour we could say that Grok spent about $11.69 on his primal burger and fries instead of the $1.75 that we spend today for ours off of the Dollar Menu.
Yes, I know Grok didn't eat three meals a day and he may not have eaten hamburgers with ketchup. Just hang with me, mister anthropologist. Those numbers are imperfect, but the stark contrast between today's food spending and that of Grok is undeniable.
"Okay", you say, "So Grok spent a lot on food. I spend less because I'm not a hunter-gatherer. Agriculture makes stuff cheaper." Sure. But let's not stop with Grok. Simply consider the fundamental principle that when it comes to food, you almost always get what you pay for. This is true even in agricultural societies. Let's take a look at more recent times for comparison's sake.
Consider the early 20th century American. In 1913, feedlots didn't exist, so cows ate grass and the fat composition of beef was more balanced and rich in Omega-3's and CLA. Crisco and margarine hadn't inundated the market yet, so everyone had lard in their larders. If you ate chicken at all, your mother cooked up her laying hen that was pecking around near her doorstep eating clover, crickets, and table scraps. Sausage ingredient lists were so short that the butcher could tell you his recipe by memory without mispronouncing a single word. Modern GPS-driven 18-row corn harvesters and government subsidies didn't exist yet, so grain was expensive and you generally didn't feed it to animals. Farmers grew vegetables regionally and seasonally without the use of off-farm chemicals like Roundup and anhydrous ammonia. Hired hands picked tomatoes when they were ripe because the gassing technology used to make them red today was not available. Pre-packaged, brand-name foods were unknown in the supermarket. In fact, in 1913, supermarkets didn't exist.
But here's the shocker: that stuff wasn't as cheap as you think. A dozen eggs in 1913 cost about $8.73 in 2013 dollars versus about the $1.93 that they cost in Wal-Mart today.3 Changes in price vary dramatically, but on average food prices have come down a lot.
That's a decrease of 82% in hours worked for groceries.
Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that average food prices have dropped as much as 82% over the last century. What could possibly have caused such a dramatic change in real food prices? In short, food prices have fallen because the composition of our foods has been compromised by the industrialization of our food system.
Ham, which averaged (in 2013 dollars) about $5.90/LB a hundred years ago averages only $2.69/LB today.3 Doesn't the fact that we now pay less than half the price that our great grandparents paid for "ham" seem to suggest that we're possibly not eating what they ate? Taking a closer look at this example, it's not hard to see that the very definition of "ham" has indeed changed significantly since the early 1900's. Genetically modified Roundup Ready corn and soy laced with ractopamine is now fed to the pigs from which the ham is made. Huge 2,400-head confinement buildings house the pigs before they are taken to centralized slaughterhouses that kill them by the thousands. Ham recipes now include water, Sodium Phosphates, Carrageenan, Sodium Erythorbate, and Sodium Nitrite. I'd be willing to bet that your great grandmother would notice a significant difference between our 2013 "ham" and the hams that she ate that were cured by a trusted neighbor with salt and brown sugar. Simply put, the changes in the American food system that have enabled food prices to fall as much as 82% over the last century have, as an unintended consequence, altered the composition, lowered the quality, and decreased the healthfulness of our food. Let's take a little walk through the last 100 years and see how this gradual change occurred.
The effect of cheap margarine and Crisco on lard consumption in the US. Lard is now known to be one of the healthiest fats available to man, surpassing even olive oil in terms of healthy fat composition.
Beginning in the 1930s and 40s, increasing mechanization of food production and the advancement of food science technology started to change the American foodscape. At the turn of the 20th century a process was developed for the hydrogenation of liquid oils and by the 40s margarine had taken the place of butter and lard in many American homes. Chemical fertilizers became popular which, in conjunction with the advent of the self-propelled combine harvester, increased crop yields and lowered the prices of grains which eventually lead way to the feedlot model of beef production that we have today.
The signing of the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956 enabled the construction of the Interstate Highway System which made national food distribution possible. This created a need for further advancements in food technology as Americans were, for the first time, buying huge amounts of foods from thousands of miles away. Preservatives were needed to keep foods tasting like they came from just down the street. National markets justified staggering investments in food processing equipment now that food companies could operate at a much larger scale. As the supply chain got longer, customers lost the direct ability to hold their farmers, butchers, and bakers accountable. Transparency of production was now a thing of the past.
Fierce competition between national food corporations arose which lead to price wars fought with cost cutting measures that often lead to lower quality ingredients. These cheaper ingredients didn't taste like the real McCoy so food scientists concocted additives, dyes, and artificial flavorings to make up for the difference in taste and appearance. Companies found that product shelf life and margins could be increased by adding chemicals like BHT to packaging. Industrial food processing required processing aids like silicon dioxide to be added to spices to help them flow through the production line. The USDA did its part by allowing these additives to be treated as non-ingredients and therefore not requiring them to be listed on labels. Meat products were infused with water to reduce their price per pound and stabilizers were added to make up for the loss in texture.
Eventually international sourcing of foods became the norm because produce from Mexico, fish from China, and even grass fed beef from Tasmania was cheaper. With this development, even less accountability was possible and fears about food safety became the norm. Americans voted with their forks for cheaper food at any cost and prices continued to decline while rates of obesity, heart disease, cancer, and hypertension exploded.
This is where we find ourselves today. The effects of our modern food system touch nearly every part of this country from ecology to economics. But in short, we got exactly what we paid for: cheap food that wasn't good for us. Food that wasn't good for our rivers, our fields, our farmers, or our bodies. But this new "food" was indeed cheap. Very, very, cheap.
But there are alternatives. As I mentioned, Americans spend about 6.8% of their income on food. That is an anomaly from both a historical and a geographic perspective. In Portugal, most people spend twice that much on food. In France that figure is nearly at 13.5%. In both Japan and Italy, it's more than 14.4%. And these countries are, in many other ways, quite comparable to the US.1 They just make eating good food a higher priority than we do and this choice is reflected directly in lower rates of obesity.4
You may say that you can't afford those pastured eggs for $7.50/dozen at the farmers market. I'd be willing to bet that with your current lifestyle choices, that may be true. For some people, scraping together enough money to eat three solid meals of meats, eggs, and veggies of any kind at all is very difficult and after all it is much better to eat low quality meats, eggs, and veggies than Chef Boyardee. But for most of you reading this, there are choices you can make in other areas of your life that will make those delicious pasture raised orange-yolked eggs affordable. Do you really need two iPads? Would you be better off going on another vacation this year or staying home and spending that extra 5% of your salary on food that makes you feel good? We talk about the ancestral lifestyle rather than just the ancestral diet. Lifestyles are comprised of a series of choices that go far beyond not eating Frosted Flakes for breakfast. I can assure you that grass fed beef raised by American farmers who are struggling to survive in the modern marketplace will hands-down cost more than any other option you have. And it's worth every last 2013 penny.
It's up to you. You get what you pay for. As one Tendergrass farmer, Joel Salatin, puts it, "Have you priced cancer lately?" Joel may be blunt, but he makes a very good point. In the long run, cheap food might not actually be quite as cheap as we think.
David Maren is one of the founding farmers who created Tendergrass Farms [9], an online grass fed meat shop that makes it easy for you to support family farmers – one order at a time. He lives with his wife, Ann, and daughters Ruby Joy and Anna Claire in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Please consider supporting Tendergrass Farms in their endeavor to sustain family farms by placing an order today at their online grass fed meats shop [9] for grass fed beef, pastured pork, pastured chicken, or pastured turkey.
1According to data from this Washington State University report [12]
2Some would give higher estimates. That estimate came from Robb Wolf. [14]
3The Bureau of Labor Statistics [15] keeps records of US food prices over time in their Consumer Price Index. To calculate real prices I used their inflation calculator [16].
4The CIA has world obesity stats here [17].
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Does anyone know why a Noritz(gas powered) tankless hot water heater would run out of hot water after 5-10 mins in the shower and then come back after waiting for another 5 minutes? There are no error codes. Thanks. |
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- Posted by master_plumber_mike (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 11 at 11:13
This is my first post on this forum. I hope it will help you out. I don't think your problem is with the tankless heater. You may be getting a cross-over of cold water into the hot water piping system. Check to make sure there are no faucets open in the house. You should also turn off your valves to your wash machine. Older wash machine solenoid valves can sometimes allow water to pass back and forth between the hot and cold sides due to weakened solenoids. A cross-over can make you think that your running out of hot water when you just have cold water mixing with the hot water. |
The required minimum flow rate is 0.5 GPM (0.7 GPM on NC380 model) I think this is a low-flow problem. This time of year, with hot weather, the cold water may be rather warm. In the shower, you use less hot water right now. When you first turn on the shower, more hot is demanded initially to heat up the boiler and pipes. After a few minutes, the pipes and boiler are hot enough that you or your thermostatic shower valve mixes in more cold, and eventually the flow rate drops below the minimum. Turn the shower all the way hot and see if the heater turns back on. If that works, next try turning down the temp on the heater to about 105-110. Just do this during periods of really hot weather; turn it back up again to 120+ to prevent Legionella bacteria from growing in the pipes. Another thing too, I always take out the flow restrictor in the shower head, drill a 1/8" hole through the center, then replace it in the shower head. This ensures I get a nice shower and keeps the tankless running at least 1/2 GPM. It does not waste water. I measure the GPM in a 5 gallon bucket, it is still below the EPA mandated 1.8 GPM limit. My incomming pressure is 60 psi, all copper pipes, 3/4" main lines for hot and cold. The flow restrictors are total overkill. Seinfield nailed it in that episode where they all went and bought shower heads off the street. Finally, make sure the shower valve cartrige is clean. There may be a screen inside that gets clogged up with debris over time. The shower pressure drops gradually, and you may have noticed the shower doesn't feel the way it used to. This is the simplest possible cause of the problem you may be experiencing. Try these first, Good luck! |
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I love this look, where the top half of the room is painted and the bottom half is white with rectangle frames..I see this a lot in new construction homes. Our dining room already has a nice chair rail, so what would I need to do to get this look? Is there some type of board we lay on top of the wall before the picture molding rectangles? Or do some people just put the molding right onto the wall? How is it painted in order to look professional, spraying? I really really want to do this :) |
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I think many people just do the molding rectangles on top of the drywall. Painted in a semigloss, the whole lower wall gives the look of wainscoting. You could put thin paneling on the lower wall first, but I think you'd probably have to remove the existing chair rail beforehand and run the paneling under it, then reinstall (a lot more work for probably not much better results than just the molding). You can even by preassembled rectangle moldings at Lowes in two or three different sizes. Custom is cheaper and might look better as you can plan the dimensions just right, and all you need is a miter saw or box to cut the molding and a brad nailer to attach it (or construction adhesive). |
- Posted by scoobyruby (My Page) on Fri, Jun 5, 09 at 0:22
We did it in our DR....we already had the chair rail like you. I measured out what size boxes I needed - keeping the windows in mind & the distance between the chair rail......box ......and baseboard so it would all be even. We used a pneumatic brad nailer, filled in nail holes & caulked. I bought chair rail that was already primed. I used the same paint I use for my trim thru out the house. My DH made the cuts for me but I did everything else and I did like that nail gun!! Smiles:) |
Yah, we did it. We had chair rail and baseboard; we attached the picture frame molding directly to the wall, then painted the whole thing in gloss white. It looks just like actual wainscoting. |
- Posted by artlover13060 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 5, 09 at 11:12
There is a great thread on this somewhere with diagrams on how to space and size the picture frames. Maybe someone can help you find it. |
Ditto as mclarke, except that our contractor is working on it right now. Would you guys think the same thing would look good in the FR with TV and sofas ? I'm right now debating between this, beadboard paneling or just a chair rail for the FR. Is there a norm that FR's should or should not have this? I'm confused. Any advice would greatly help, thanks. |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Fri, Jun 5, 09 at 11:55
Our contractor did the measuring and cutting and then nailgun to the wall. Our painter came up with the idea of the colors. This is the music room. The color above the chairrail is Belgian waffle a really pale yellow....the 2 other colors are on the same paint sample strip. Hope this helps. |
Trailrunner, it looks beautiful, very nice color scheme. Not sure if we can play around with colors like this on panels, but this is one of the advantages that I see with the frames. I have to start thinking my FR in this way and make a decision soon. Thank you. |
Hmmm, do you think trailrunner's paint scheme would work with stained woodwork (paint background color, stained frames, and different color inside the frames)? I don't want to paint all my woodwork, but do like the look of the panels. |
Here's a link - scroll on down to Magnaverde's post and he explains just how to do it right! |
Here is a link that might be useful: picture frame molding
ajsmama, I've been looking at lot of pictures lately for this and I haven't seen any with stained wood(at least so far) so don't have a good idea. But I think it might really depend on the colors you choose. |
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Fri, Jun 5, 09 at 14:53
THANK YOU vcheethi! It is a little hard to see the true creamy yellow and then the other 2 colors. But it really looks great IRL. The adjacent foyer is also the Belgian Waffle--upper color so it all ties together. Here are a couple more pics. We put an extra mirror( from our master bath) behind the glass shelves and then painted the side walls. I have some of my turned bowls in there. I love the reflection. I can also take more pics if it would help anyone. ajsmama: I think the stained wood would look great with the right paint colors. If you either stain another piece of wood to take "shopping" with you or take a piece of your molding that you pop off I bet you can find earthy colors that will really look good. FYI the Olympic Brand piants at Lowes have these great color family folders that I use. I get the paints made in BM but the color family folders are better than any other brand that I have found. What are the other colors in your den? Also since it is a den I think you can get away with a more rustic earthy look. PLease do post colors and wood color etc on another thread so we can all see. I think it would be great fun to see something less formal done in this way. c |
Here is a site with very useful info on frame width, height and how many etc HTH!. |
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