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Pour undiluted vinegar into a spray bottle and spray on soap scum until the area is saturated. Wait five minutes. For stubborn soap scum, you may want to generate a bubbling action by generously spraying the area with vinegar again just before moving to Step 2.
How to Remove Soap Scum
Soap scum is an ongoing problem, because it's generated each time we use soap to wash something. It's a combination of soap residue, body oils, dead skin and dirt, and its removal requires products that can cut through that mix to be effective. There are many effective commercial products for soap scum removal, or you can make your own. The foaming commercial products can be quicker and easier to use, because they only require that you spray them on, wait and then rinse them off. In contrast, homemade soap scum removals are cheaper, but require more elbow grease.
Things You'll Need
- Vinegar
- Spray bottle
- Baking soda
- Sponge
- Microfiber cloth or paper towels
Sprinkle the baking soda on a damp sponge and scrub the area covered by the vinegar spray. Use water or the vinegar spray to dampen the sponge.
Repeat Steps 1 and 2, if needed. Rinse the sponge as needed between using the baking soda scrub.
Use a dry microfiber cloth or paper towel to dry the area.
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Tips & Warnings
- For moderate soap scum removal, use only the vinegar spray, only the baking soda scrub or a diluted vinegar and water spray mix. Start with a 50/50 vinegar-water mixture and adjust as needed.
- Vinegar and baking soda will generate a temporary bubbling action when mixed, so do not mix the two in a spray bottle unless it is large enough to accommodate the bubbling action.
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Combine chocolate morsels and butter in top of a double boiler, bring water to a boil.
Reduce heat to low, cook, stirring often, until chocolate melts.
Remove from heat.
Add powdered sugar, syrup, creme de cacao, water, and vanilla, and stir until mixture is smooth.
Spoon about 3 tablespoons ice cream down center of each Chocolate Crepe, fold sides over, and place seam side down on serving dishes.
Spoon warm chocolate sauce over each Chocolate Crepe, sprinkle with chopped pecans.

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Please Review List B4 Purchase & HOOD help
Hello Everyone! Hoping to place my order next week and figured I'll post for any reviews here : ) LMK, what you think, please!
Thermador 36" Induction Cooktop CIT365GM
Electrolux Icon 30" Double Wall Oven E30EW85GPS
Electrolux Icon 36" French Door Counter Depth 22.6 cf E23BC68JPS
& stainless trim kit (No water dispenser on door)
Bosch SHV7ER53UC 800 Plus series
Miele Speed Oven H4080BM
*********Blower--- A bit clueless here but I think this is good for the job?
Are these wide enough for 36" induction cooktop?
Best P1952M70CMSS 800 CFM 27 9/16" wide and 11 1/4" deep
Best CP351309SB 600 CFM 28 3/8" wide and 19" deep
(It's a New model has baffle filter and more commercial look. Comes with liner.)
Some of your appliances are similar to mine. We ordered the Thermador CIS365GB, but we would have gotten the CIT365GM if we hadn't found a great deal on the GB. My husband loved the mirrored finish on the GM, but it wasn't worth the extra $$, at least not IMO. I liked the Thermador cooktop because of the high power elements, plus it has nice controls.
We have the EL 27" single oven, EW27EW55GS. It's not installed yet, but we decided on this because it's supposed to provide very even heat. The inside is smaller than I like, but the 30" unit would have required completely disassembling and redoing the cabinets. As our cabinets are one-of-a-kind custom (the router was made specially for the doors and doesn't exist any longer) this would have been exorbitantly expensive.
We're mounting a Panasonic convection MW above the EL oven. I deliberately chose 2 separate units rather than a double oven so if one breaks (I assume it will be the MW), I can replace it independent of the other. This advice came from GW.
We have different fridge and DW. I'm still deciding on hoods, but I wouldn't go with anything less than 36" width. One distributor told us the Vent-a-hood 300cfm unit would be sufficient. I'm not so sure. There's an Ancona undercabinet unit with 900cfm which appeals. I do a lot of high-heat cooking so I want an efficient hood.
Hope this helps,
Thanks, jadeite!
There's also a larger version of the CP model. I was looking at that one as well.
Here is a link that might be useful: Larger CP model
2LittleFishies - I looked at the Best hood you linked. The sones are a bit high - 12 at high speed. Have you heard this? It might be a bit noisy. OTOH you may not need to run it on high if you're not doing a lot of high-heat cooking.
The link is to the Ancona hood:
Here is a link that might be useful: Ancona hood
How about this Vent A Hood??? M34SLDSS
with 630 CFM blower?
Here is a link that might be useful: Vent-A-Hood M Line Series M34SLDSS
We have the Electrolux Icon CD fridge w/out dispenser, and we installed a trim kit! We really like the fridge, how it looks and performs and it has great capacity for its' size. We also have a second sxs in the garage and an upright freezer for overflow/entertaining.
The Icon ovens were our second choice and I think they will be great for you! We went with gaggenau double ovens...I still swoon every time I look at them...
2LittleFishies - the VAH should be fine. I think external blowers are quiet, and 630cfm should be enough venting.
We have installed the Thermador cooktop and Elux oven, and both are performing like champs. It's still less than 2 weeks, but so far I am thrilled.
We haven't sorted out our venting because of complications with the cabinetry and ducts, but we are leaning towards Kobe or Zephyr right now.
2LF - according to the link, the VAH has an external blower.
We're considering the Zephyr Power Typhoon, and several Kobes - the CH9136, CH7936, Ch2736 and CH122SQB. DH finds the Kobe more appealing, but can't say why. All of these are rated at 720-800cfm, have the rear vent option and have baffle filters. These are our minimum requirements, which probably aren't the same as yours.
We started with our required specs, then went through the various options. There are so many, it's very confusing. We decided we wanted baffle filters which are a bit more noisy, but are easier to clean. We may be wrong in this. Rear venting was essential, otherwise we would have to go into a cabinet which was not desirable. This ruled out all VAHs with the cfm we wanted.
Hope this helps,


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Bright Ideas: Projects aim to bring sculpture to fashion runways & a mystery movie to life
CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati area is rich in creativity and bright ideas. Many artists, community activists and entrepreneurs are ready to run with projects and programs, and they're turning to crowdfunding sites to fuel their ideas.
Each Tuesday, we highlight two projects that are underway and asking for your support.
Project> The Sculpture Runway Production
Platform: Kickstarter.com
Started: January 23, 2014
Goal: $3,000
Project By: Ashley Butler & Deztany Johnson
The Sculpture Runway Production is a project by two Miami University students, Ashley Butler and Deztany Johnson, who have partnered with students from the Butler Tech cosmetology program to bring an artistic twist to the fashion runway.
The production will be an avant garde "sculptural runway show" expressing the many distinctive characteristics that make up sisters.
According to Ashley Butler, the idea comes from her adolescent question of, "Who am I?" and the realization that she, like many women, have two very different sides to their personalities.
This dual personality will be represented by two platforms that will run down the middle of a fountain. Each side of the platform will represent a sister.
The "Ashlyse" character is consumed in pop culture, being bold, futuristic, valiant, a man-eater, erotic, and her own unwavering person.
The "Esylia" character will be a young woman who is drawn to vintage influences, comic book superheroes, international cultures, new experiences, life lessons, philosophy, relationships, friends, love, family, happiness, and beauty. Models from each side of the runway will be covered in head-to-toe art that represents their unique personality.
- Where will the money go? Funding will cover the materials for the stage and runways, materials for the sculpture/costumes, special effects hair and makeup tools and products, outdoor film and lighting equipment, state permits, portfolios and photo prints for those involved, and any additional production costs.
Butler said she is hoping the success of the production will help to introduce a new kind of sculpture to the art department.
Why should people support The Sculpture Runway Production?
Ashley Butler says: "Someone should choose this project because there is so much artistic talent and passion being brought together into this project by so many hard working students. This is that project that will make a whole lot of heads look this way and pay attention to what students can produce next. All we need is the money to be able to show everyone what we can do."
WATCH: Sculpture Runway Production video
Days until this project closes: 18
Project> "Wells and Mary: Investigating Love"
Platform: Kickstarter.com
Started: January 10, 2014
Goal: $5,000
Project By: Joshua Smith
"Wells and Mary: Investigating Love" is an independent film about Wells, a private investigator, and Mary, a career focused, recent college grad. A simple act of blackmail leads the pair to team up for the investigation of the mysterious Choice Killer. The investigation soon leads to a true admiration for Mary by Wells, and eventually tests his love as he is forced to rescue her from the killer they have been investigating.
Smith said the idea for the film came from the subject of love and society's concept that when love is the motivation behind our actions, we tend to see all consequences as positive.
He said this film challenges that concept and ask the question, "What if the consequences were negative?"
- Where will the money go? Funding will cover pre- and post-production costs. Any additional funds will cover festivals and marketing to promote the film.
Smith said the film will have an impact on the community. He believes it will serve as a way of bonding the community with the arts, and will help to encourage other fellow artists to pursue their projects.
Why should people support "Wells and Mary: Investigating Love?"
Joshua Smith says: "We have done numerous short films, written many screenplays, developed our craft, and showed patience and consistency of improvement through it all. This is our next step, and it won't be our last. But we can't do it without backers."
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Another image from our recent photographic adventure.
Amelia pictured here and Eliza wielding a huge reflector attracted quite a crowd much to our amusement!
Model Amelia
Canon EOS 7D
Canon 28-135mm lens
Shot in RAW
Processed in CS3
Thank you as always for taking time to look :)
Beautiful image Tainia. Such lovely clarity xx
Thanks Angie, lovely of you to comment and appreciated as always :) xx
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Thank you dear dougles xx
How are you?
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Beautiful portrait!! Wonderful light and expression. :)
Thank you so much for taking time to browse & comment Jennifer :)
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Such a warm and lively expression, Tai.
Many thanks indeed John, they are such beautiful models I can't go worng! Such fun to be around too, we have such a giggle!
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Gorgeous capture
Thank you very much Kathy
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what a cutie…. nice shot, Tai!
Thanks heaps Kimmie! Hope all is well in your neck of the woods :)
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Thanks for your supportive comments Malcolm! She is beautiful isn't she! xx
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beautiful image, and such a beautiful girl, look at those eyes!!! x
Thanks heaps Linda … both Amelia & Eliza are such fun to photograph and be around! I am working on one of Eliza at the moment when time allows … equally stunning .. must have a lot to do with Nicole!! (their mother) :)) xx
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Thank you walela!
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Plans for a Certified Kitchen
I finally got some good information from the state on what I have to do to have a certified kitchen in my home. I want to use this kitchen to make jelly to sell at farmers market. In addition to all my other produce. I also want to use it to supplement my income, by selling jelly online and craftshows, during the winter. I even have two stores that will carry my jellies.
I knew you had a lot of hoops to jump through, but sometimes I think they make rules, just to make rules.
I want to be "legal" with my jelly, but it may take another year before I can be legal, at home. Meanwhile, I will look into renting a space/kitchen. I know that space will be legal, but I would really like to do it from home.
Has anyone done this or know of someone who has done this. I would like to talk to you or them.
Me! I jumped through the hoops. I am almost ready for the inspection. I plan on also selling my acidified foods (pickles) and dehydrated foods so there are many more rules than what I list below. This list covers just jams and jellies. It may be that other States have different requirements so check with the County Extension office nearest you first. Here's what I think you'll have to follow:
To sell jam and jelly or fruit syrup: no Better Process School required. To sell canned acid and acidified foods you do need to take this class. No home pressure-canned foods may be sold anywhere in the US.
If you are on a well you must have it tested yearly for bacteria (here it costs $75).
Kitchen Inspection Points:
1. Absolutely no household pets of any kind, even in another part of the building where you have your kitchen. This includes birds, fish, reptiles, etc. as well as dogs and cats.
2. Overhead and task lights must be covered with washable shields (to prevent broken bulbs' glass falling into the kitchen).
3. Floors: Concrete must be sealed, preferably also painted. Wood floors must not be oiled but can be waxed. Vinyl and sheet flooring must have sealed seams. Carpeting is not allowed.
4. Cleaning: Mops and brooms must be stored away from the kitchen area and have a sink or drain used just for that purpose. Cleaning must be stored with a door covering them out of the prep area, not under the sink.
5. Walls: Painted with washable paint, or finished with vinyl paneling or something that can be washed.
6. Counters: Must be cleaned after every prep session with bleach, including any wood cutting boards.
7. Sinks: Prep sink must be big enough for the largest pot you use to be washed in it, even if you have a dishwasher. A separate hand washing sink is required. You can have a double bowl sink but one side can be used only for hand washing and never for prep.
8. Minimal "decorations" are allowed and they must be washable.
Jars must be sterilized and kept hot while food is put in it (I bought a dishwasher that has the sterilize setting).
You must use one or two piece screw on lids on the jars - paraffin is not allowed any more.
Labels must conform to FDA rules and include: "Company" name, responsible person's name, city, state, phone number (land line not cell), control number (date batched and unique identification number for EACH batch), name of the product (can be fancy name like Mom's Best Jam), recognizable common name or description (like Grape Jelly,) ingredients listed in order of volume, net weight of product (not including packaging). There is a website that explains the requirements for labeling. You may also have to provide nutrition labeling and that costs @$50 per product to have tested by a food science kitchen, usually at a large university.
You aren't forced to but you should register your "Company" with the FDA under the "Bioterrorism Act of 2002", it is free - do not pay someone to file for you and charge you money. I recommend this because you are going to sell to the general public through other stores than at a farm stand or farmer's market. I think the purpose of this is to have a traceable path in the event of contaminated food.
Processes used for each type of product - one for strawberry jam, another for grape, etc. There is a form you must use - it is not recipes. You do not have to submit the processes but you must have them if the FDA or USDA or Health Department visits your kitchen.
You should get insurance of at least $1M to cover you in the event of a contaminated product that you produced. Of if someone sues you for whatever.
There are probably other things that I will remember later. Perhaps others can chime in.
Nancy, You are my newest best friend! Thank you for the valuable information. You helped clarify alot of the questions I had. It sounds like NC is similar to KS.
Another question I have is doors and windows. I have 3 possible rooms I could put this kitchen in. Two of them have windows. Is that or could that be a problem? The ones that open have screens.
One of the possible rooms also has a door to the outside. I am thinking that could be a problem.
I am really wanting to do this, it is just the cost. How much do you think it cost you to get going? Materials? Permits? If you don't mind, it will give me a ball park figure.
Also, where do you get jars and lids? I want to get the one piece lids. I usually sell half pints and 1/4 pints.
Thanks again!
I don't know about doors opening directly to the outside, but you will need a screen door too if you do get an OK. I do know that windows are good, must have screens. I didn't want a range hood so I put the stove under one of the three windows so it could be opened to release steam to the outside.
I can't tell you about costs for building out a kitchen because when we built our detached building we had put in a laundry tub to wash off produce so we already had plumbing there. We chose to sheet rock the walls and ceiling too because the building also has a woodworking shop that needed to be "finished". We have heating and air and lots of electrical outlets, not knowing exactly then what we were going to use the rest of the space for. When we decided to change it from a garden prep area (that tub is now outside the building) to a sanitary kitchen we just put up stud walls to separate the canning kitchen from the woodworking shop and dropped the 12' ceiling with suspended ceiling grid to 10'. We already had 8' fluorescents (unshielded) on the ceiling so we used clear styrene 2'x4' panels for the most of it and cut laminate (Formica-like) for the smaller panels around the edges that were not full size panels instead of using acoustic tiles in the grid. Those panels are washable since using acoustic would make us have to paint them and use troffer lights. We bought a bar sink for hand washing and an oversize single bowl kitchen sink, plus the faucets, at the Habitat for Humanity Restore for less than $125, two interior doors and handles for $70. We bought a used drop in stove for $50 and a used dishwasher for $100 from Craigslist. I got a free refrigerator on Freecycle. My DH and I built the cabinets ourselves from double-faced Melamine, but you could look at discarded cabinets and sand and paint them for cheap - they don't have to be pretty, just functional. I used 12" floor tile for half the counter, he laminated the other half. We both do plumbing and he did the electrical (he's an EE, retired). We put up the sheet rock, mudded it, and I painted it using mis-tint paint for $5/gallon from Lowe's. I painted the concrete floor with Porch and Floor paint, one quart did it. Permits were $75 and construction inspections were multiple. Since we did all the work ourselves, it was less than $2,500. We already had a separate electric meter. It did take us two months to do but in winter there is not a whole lot else to do since it is too cold out in the garden and we didn't work overly hard to get it done by a certain date. If you have the skills and the time you can save a big bundle. If you want someone else to do it I'd suggest you check out the small Handyman types instead of a well advertised construction firm.
Another thing I forgot is that you have to have a bathroom near or adjacent to the kitchen. We already had one but we did have to move the door so it wouldn't open directly into the kitchen. Probably would have been OK though if we added a self closer mechanism (like a screen door has).
Oh yeah - you need appliance thermometers in the refrigerator, freezer, and stove, plus you have to have your water heater temperature turned up higher than you would in a regular kitchen.
Glad I could help. It has been hoop jumping here for quite a while and I could scarcely find anyone who knew what I wanted to do in order to ask. I am happy to pass on this info so that you all don't have to reinvent the wheel. For a lot of answers start with your local County Extension office. If they don't know (not likely) call another County's office. Here the State Dept of Ag does the kitchen inspections. I originally thought it might be the County Health Dept. Since we are a very rural county, he didn't know that either, never been asked, and he told me I would have to build it to Commercial Kitchen guidelines. HAH! That would have included grease traps, dumpsters, and a sink that costs over $2,000. I am glad I asked at the large citified neighboring County's Health Dept. She was the one who steered me in the right direction.
Do try to keep accurate financial records. It is the only way to know if you are making a profit and if you have a hobby or a business. That part was hard for me.
Let us know what you find out and good luck/happy canning.
RE: Wow this is all good information. Every state is different.
Just in case this would work.....I had a friend that had a GF Italian tomato sauce biz out of her home...She complied with the states guidelines but on a very small scale. She and her husband finished off a small part of their basement to accomodate the state laws. It was enough space for the work and it didn't break the bank. Expanding: You may want to consider what else you may want to produce out of your new kitchen, i.e. baking. If you install a commercial oven it will need to be vented as per state safety guidelines possibly through the roof which can be a problem in a multi-story home. Have fun and good luck. Also see the link I found below.
Here is a link that might be useful: Rules, Regulations and Resources for Kansas Farmers Markets


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OK. looks like you have done the following for me:
Saved me some money, and managed to stop me from making something not so palatable.
I will say it again, the prompt responses and knowledge base on this website are just fascinating. Thanks again to everyone who replied.
Good luck with the batch! FYI, if you want to keep the OG the same for this beer, since we cut out a pound of steeping grains, you'll need to add a little more extract. Roughly .5lb of DME or .75lb of LME
I agree on the roasted barley and black. I would consider carafa III and chocolate for the dark malts. I have a stone 15th anniversary imperial black ipa clone thread going that may be worth a read. It has carafa III, chocolate, caramel 90, 2row, and dark Belgian candy sugar. I got feedback from Mitch Steele (head brewer at Stone), which is in the thread. It has had favorable results so far.
One more question if someone could help me out. I see you said I needed to added some LME or DME since I cut my grain bill back. Here is what I'm using:
1lb Carafa III
.5lb chocolate
.5lb 60L crystal
.5lb 120L crystal
1lb amber dry
2lb dark dry
8lb extra pale liquid.
Since I added the chocolate do I still need to up my extract a little ?
Thanks yooper. Think I should back down my Carafa to .5 lb ? If there won't be any ill effect and no major gain, why waste it, right?


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As you go through today you will hear many voices - but it's only the ones you focus on that make the difference. The voice of the Holy Spirit will always tell you things He hears the Father say. Things that bring hope, peace, and joy. He wants to encourage and empower you to live in all God has for you. The Father's thoughts will always bring you hope and a future. He loves you and wants to share those thoughts with you.
There will also be voices that say you can't, you don't have what it takes, you're not good enough or smart enough, it could never happen for you. All are lies designed to steal your hope and joy - to kill your dreams. No - you can if you think you can - God has given you everything it takes - you are good because of Jesus - you have access to all His wisdom and it will happen for you because Father has planned it. It's your choice. Who's report will you believe? Why don't you start the day thinking, "God loves me-Jesus did it all for me , so I can't loose. Something good is about to happen for me."
I believe God's best for you today- why don't you agree with me?
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Not masses to report but do you remember I was training her to eat cherries at Christmas? The idea was she got a whole one, chewed and then removed the pip herself? Well we've not been trying it w cherries of late but this week she did have a particularly pippy tangerine. Well, she surprised us all by… removing the pips. I know it's a small thing. Much like the fact she pooped in the potty last night and peed in the potty this evening (as well as peed on the floor – that's another story). But I do love the little signs, the leaps in intelligence.
27weeks to the day: all change
This is the oddest thing but today I'm 27weeks gone out of 40. I'm now officially in my 3rd trimester and it's like a switch has been flipped. Tired. Hungry. My lower back is starting to kill when I walk. My hips are all creeky, it takes me a while to warm up into normal walking. Need to pee all the time. Baby is starting to get heavy. And smells are turning my stomach. .. in fairness the guy who sat next to me on the dlr just had a really odd mouldy smell… might have nothing to do with me. I think I've forgotten what else to expect. Lol. On the countdown!
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The female – mother metamorphosis
I've been thinking about writing this for years. Literally years. I'm sure I'll wind-up offending someone, but I gotta write it – so here goes.
We as the human race can all endure challenges and life changing events. Yet child birth is only available to women, and it creates a different being at the end. Caterpillars and butterflies come to mind automatically. One little being that goes away and comes back as something else. Its such a visual change that it's hugely noticeable. It's more subtle in women although if you look hard enough you can also see it.
I feel I've changed since I've become a mother. I think I've grown- up. You have to don't you? You go from selfish to self-less. I don't mean it negatively, you just have no option. When you have no kids you have time, you do what you want or fancy, you think about your contentment and prioritise yourself with your life, why wouldn't you? With a kid you have no option. They're there 24-7, never really leaving you. Despite how great some fathers are, the responsibility more often than not is still with the women to cut down her hours, to change her job, to pick up from nursery, to make sure home life is functioning well etc. As my mother-in-law once said to me, once you've had a kid you're never really alone again. And I'd have to agree with her. But the changes come far earlier than that.
As a mum / mum-to-be, you have to make the decision whether or not you want to start a family. Once the male has done his job, whether you wanted him to or not – you then have to decide on what happens next. For some it's abortion, for others it's labour. Woohoo – our options are grrrreat. If you go ahead you have to come to terms with the fact that your body and your life are about to change. I remember having a freak-out at 11 weeks when I was preggers w Lo-Lo. CHILDBIRTH! In this modern day and age – did I really have to go through something so pre-historic and frankly, degrading? The process itself is not degrading but everyone feeling they have the right to have a look, a poke, a prod, legs a kimbo, is. There's nothing nice about it. It happens so often of course that everyone becomes blasé about it. Even we as women become quite removed from it – it's only a day or so, once in a blue moon, right? Once in a life time… or not at all, not really worth deliberating over. Yet no one talks about the miscarriages or the still births or the pressure of being able to reproduce, the pain of birth, the physical changes, not being able to do start jumps again, the emotional struggles, the guilt. No. It's just 'all such a wonderful amazing thing' (incorporate perma-grin). Women have been doing it for years – you should be grateful!
No – you be grateful.
Our NCT lady said quite rightly – 'its called labour for a reason'. If it were anything else other 'natural' and the 'order of things' it would be classed as massive bodily trauma. Women die in labour. Think about it this way, we have a lot of c-sections in this country. We don't think about it as it is just one of our options when we give birth. But have a think about what it really means. If these women couldn't have c-sections, if they also couldn't give birth vaginally – what would be the alternative? There wouldn't be one. Every mother who's had a c-section is, in my eyes a mum or baby we came close to losing. My point? Childbirth is a massive thing that we have become desensitized over. And it's exactly for these reasons that I think all mums are heros. It is through this massive milestone in their life that they really become something else. They go through their own unspoken wars and come out the other side. For me, despite all of this we still chose to continue the human race – that's the amazing part. This is the metamorphosis of women. Happy impending Mothers Day to all. x
22 months; bed training
Last week we started. We took the bold step of getting her to sleep in a normal bed. She has a cot in her room and a lovely day bed from Ikea. It spreads out into a double or you can keep it as a single and it has a foot high edge around 3 edges. So it's perfect as she can't fall out except for on one side. For that we got long triangle wedges that tuck under the bed sheet. Last weekend I laid w her for her afternoon nap and bedtime til she fell asleep. During the week we gave up as she wasn't really feeling it and kept asking for the cot. We went again this afternoon where she fell asleep after 2mins of me laying w her. This evening however we went to her room and asked if she'd like to sleep in her bed and she said yes. Daddy settled her for all of one minute and said there was no resistance… we've not heard a peep since! I'm sure we've been lucky w this but you always worry how hard these transitions will be. And you might ask why we're even bothering at under 2 y.o. Truth is we'd probably be lazy and leave her in til she was a lot older but w number 2 on the way I don't want her to feel like she's being kicked out of her cot because of another little person who will be more than invading her space in a few months. Bed practice to continue.
20 moths old: Cherry pippin
I'm probably going to get reported to social services but, in-line with encouraging Lo-Lo to be more self-sufficient I've been teaching her how to eat cherries. Over Christmas we had quite a few cherries round the house as I remember once 15 years ago my hubby telling me he liked them. SO at Christmas time I try to buy a few in as a treat. Of course Lo-Lo loves them. So we play the – 'I eat the half with the pip, you eat the other half' game. I figured it wouldn't be a bad thing to start teaching her how to eat them whole and source the pips herself. I threw her in at the deep end and gave her a hole cherry with stalk. She figured out that the stem was not for the eating, but as expected the pip was a little more troublesome. So I showed her mummy eating a cherry, how I find the cherry and then take it out. 1st time: fail. So mummy demonstrated again. 2nd time: fail. 3rd time: she did it! She chewed gently, sourced the pip and eventually popped it out! So impressed. In my excitement I gave her her 4th cherry…
Fail. I'm not sure 3 pips in her tummy will kill her but at the same time I'd prefer her not to be filled with stones. And so the self-sufficiency experiment continues.


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Reasonable cost to replace electrical panel?
My father-in-law is selling his 1960's rambler in small town Idaho (Coeur d'Alene). The basement was finished about 25 years ago and a new panel was put in. The panel is Federal Pacific, which I know has a less-than-good reputation, although he has never had any electrical problems. The home inspector recommended it be replaced, although that was based on the brand of the panel rather than any identified problem. A local electrician gave a quote of $1500 to put in a new panel. The existing panel is in a fully accessible location and the house is well-wired so no additional wiring or circuits would be needed. I replaced a panel once, myself, and it did not seem like a very demanding thing to accomplish even for someone who was not an electrician (and it passed inspection!). Since I live several hundred miles away from him, I am not volunteering to do this job. So, I'm wondering how reasonable the $1500 quote is for a job like this that's not in a major metropolitan area. Lastly, is the panel replacement really a necessity?
"is the panel replacement really a necessity?"
Who's inspector?
A buyer?
A penal is a two person 8 hour job, and depending on the local POC may require a return trip.
The only way to have a real idea is to get another bid for the same work.
Ad a third bid may be required.
It is not all that hard, but there are a lot of details that must be correct.
it is unlikely you will get away without updating the grounding system.
In Suburban VA I paid ~$2000 for a simple panel replacement, so $1500 in Couer D'Alene doesn't sound too far off. You're looking at several hundred dollars in materials for just the panel / breakers and the good part of the day for two guys and whatever they need to do to get the power company to reseal the meter or whatever is necessary to pull the main service.
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I'm looking to find information about a potato variety called, Mershannock. It was grown in Central Ohio, Columbus, circa 1845. I've done a cursory check on Google, SSE, and the USDA data base with no results, of course, there may be variation of the spelling that will slow the hunt a little. Any suggestions will be appreciaiated.
Hi Jim,
You might have noticed Clara's post, "Heirloom or Old Potato Varieties." She has grown more heirloom potato varieties than anyone I have heard off. We exchanged one or two emails a couple years back. Sounded like she was interested in putting together a book about heirloom potatoes. She is not a frequent poster so you might send her an email.
Wish I had room to grow more potatoes. Best wishes.
Thanks for the information. I'll look for the post and send off an email to Clara and see if can she direct me in this minor 'quest'. Taters are not my thing but the farmers who noted the variety farmed about 1 and 1/2 miles from where I'm sitting now. The farms have long been sold off and the land used for a shopping mall, many shops are going into a minor abandonment do to an urban shift in ecomonic demographics.
I am Clara. I have been looking through my old books, but still have not found any mention of Mershannock potato variety. I have a feeling that the name has since been changed, but that will be hard to learn. I have grown White Flint Hard Ohio. I have grown it, but I need the history, parentage, etc. information. I am putting a book together about the different potato varieties that I have grown. I am still looking for more potato varieties that I have not grown. Those will be put in book 2.
What's in a name? A lot when it's mis spelled!! I searched thru Fearing's "Field and Garden Vegetables of America" and came across this listing called "Meshannock". It seemed to satisfy some questions at the moment but am now unable to find Mercer County County, New York!!!! Perhaps the writer meant, New Jersey? Anyhoo, all's well that ends!!
It would not surprise me if the name has not been changed a few more times as the years passed. Now we know that there as a potato variety by the name of "Mercer". I have learned over the years of growing different potato varieties that there are people who see nothing wrong in changing the name of a potato variety. That is why my book is not out on the market yet. I looked for years for information about many varieties and then learned that some man had changed all of the names. Why? "just so I could remember where they came from or who I got them from". I wish people would not do that. Now I will continue to look for more old potato varieties to grow for next year.
Clara and others following this odd and somewhat bazarre post....
To the 'for what it's worth' file the following link should add further confsuion of what is what and who said what about who....if W W Weaver's comments regardng the 'Mercer' is as accurate as his comments regarding tomatoes this should be very interesting.
What is it they say about history? A pack of lies agreed upon by a bunch of experts.....
For the time being I'm hoping to put this 'issue' to rest..too much information ....but then this is a 'gnaw bone for me' for me.
I only recently discovered this post, 14 months after the fact, but perhaps this is still of some interest to you. My research on the Mercer potato variety of the nineteenth century would seem to corroborate what WW Weaver has indicated. That is:
Mercer, syn. Neshannock, Mershannoch, Meshanoch, Gilkey, Philadelphia
A long, flattish potato with sunken eyes, Âskin marbled, purplish, and of a dingy white. Flesh is also marbled. Has a good flavor baked or boiled. Yields well and ripens early. Has a ready market. Very susceptible to late blight. Mercers were also apparently referred to as Black Mercers, Purple Mercers, and White Mercers.
This once widely known and grown variety may have originated on the John Gilkey farm (1798-1826) in Washington Township, Mercer County (now Lawrence County), Pennsylvania. It was popular and widely grown, not only in New York state but throughout the northeast during the mid-nineteenth century, and so it is somewhat surprising that it does not show up in variety databases. Perhaps it acquired a more popular synonym?
I can send you citations for the above if you wish.
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July 1, 2009: Mackenzie James Brown, 21, New Smyrna Beach, possession of cocaine;
June 30, 2009: Eric Andrew Juntunen, 19, Edgewater, principal to burglary of a conveyance (6); Teri Leigh Brown, 40, Edgewater, violation of probation (2); Stephen John Black, 44, New Smyrna Beach, possession of a controlled schedule II substance; Denny Raymond Salkeld, 50, New Smyrna Beach, battery by strangulation, child abuse, resisting with violence; Marc Edward Anderson, 45, New Smyrna Beach, possession of crack cocaine;
June 26, 2009: David Andrew Cox, 46, New Smyrna Beach, sale and delivery of crack cocaine.
Joann Brown, 81, passed away Sunday, May 2, 2010 at home in Edgewater, Florida. Joann was born in Smithfield, NC and moved to this area in 1956.


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