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|Inequalities for partial derivatives and their applications
We present various weighted integral inequalities for partial derivatives acting on products and compositions of functions which are applied to establish some new Opial-type inequalities involving functions of several independent variables. We also demonstrate the usefulness of our results in the field of partial differential equations.
Keywords:inequality for integral, Opial-type inequality, Hölder's inequality, partial differential operator, partial differential equation
Categories:26D10, 35A23
2. CMB 2011 (vol 54 pp. 630)
|Mixed Norm Type Hardy Inequalities
Higher dimensional mixed norm type inequalities involving certain integral operators are characterized in terms of the corresponding lower dimensional inequalities.
Keywords:Hardy inequality, reverse Hardy inequality, mixed norm, Hardy-Steklov operator
Categories:26D10, 26D15
3. CMB 2010 (vol 53 pp. 327)
|Multidimensional Exponential Inequalities with Weights
We establish sufficient conditions on the weight functions $u$ and $v$ for the validity of the multidimensional weighted inequality $$ \Bigl(\int_E \Phi(T_k f(x))^q u(x)\,dx\Bigr)^{1/q} \le C \Bigl (\int_E \Phi(f(x))^p v(x)\,dx\Bigr )^{1/p}, $$ where 0<$p$, $q$<$\infty$, $\Phi$ is a logarithmically convex function, and $T_k$ is an integral operator over star-shaped regions. The condition is also necessary for the exponential integral inequality. Moreover, the estimation of $C$ is given and we apply the obtained results to generalize some multidimensional Levin--Cochran-Lee type inequalities.
Keywords:multidimensional inequalities, geometric mean operators, exponential inequalities, star-shaped regions
Categories:26D15, 26D10
4. CMB 2006 (vol 49 pp. 82)
|Embeddings and Duality Theorem for Weak Classical Lorentz Spaces
We characterize the weight functions $u,v,w$ on $(0,\infty)$ such that $$ \left(\int_0^\infty f^{*}(t)^ qw(t)\,dt\right)^{1/q} \leq C \sup_{t\in(0,\infty)}f^{**}_u(t)v(t), $$ where $$ f^{**}_u(t):=\left(\int_{0}^{t}u(s)\,ds\right)^{-1} \int_{0}^{t}f^*(s)u(s)\,ds. $$ As an application we present a~new simple characterization of the associate space to the space $\Gamma^ \infty(v)$, determined by the norm $$ \|f\|_{\Gamma^ \infty(v)}=\sup_{t\in(0,\infty)}f^{**}(t)v(t), $$ where $$ f^{**}(t):=\frac1t\int_{0}^{t}f^*(s)\,ds. $$
Keywords:Discretizing sequence, antidiscretization, classical Lorentz spaces, weak Lorentz spaces, embeddings, duality, Hardy's inequality
Categories:26D10, 46E20
5. CMB 2004 (vol 47 pp. 540)
|Compactness of Hardy-Type Operators over Star-Shaped Regions in $\mathbb{R}^N$
We study a compactness property of the operators between weighted Lebesgue spaces that average a function over certain domains involving a star-shaped region. The cases covered are (i) when the average is taken over a difference of two dilations of a star-shaped region in $\RR^N$, and (ii) when the average is taken over all dilations of star-shaped regions in $\RR^N$. These cases include, respectively, the average over annuli and the average over balls centered at origin.
Keywords:Hardy operator, Hardy-Steklov operator, compactness, boundedness, star-shaped regions
Categories:46E35, 26D10


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Stewart seeks 1st victory in Daytona 500
Hall of Famer Darrell Waltrip needed 17 attempts to win the Daytona 500. Mark Martin has never won this race. Neither have former NASCAR champions Terry Labonte, Bobby Labonte or Kurt Busch, a three-time runner-up and the guy who pushed Newman past Stewart in 2008.
"It's the race that can define a driver's career," Busch said. "It's a priority because of the prestigious value and what it can do long-term and the immediate impact. Like the Super Bowl, this race is our spectacle."
Stewart, meanwhile, has six top-10s in his 13 starts. But he's the only driver in NASCAR history with three or more championships who has never won the Daytona 500.
"I wouldn't trade three championships to win Daytona," said Stewart, who was also winless in his five Indianapolis 500 attempts.
"We've been leading late in these races, and so I feel like the law of averages, we're going to get one eventually. There have been a lot of them that have slipped away and slipped through our fingers. But we've had good luck here; we just haven't had that good luck during the 500 yet. So we'll just keep digging."
Problem is, he may end up at the mercy of others as the style of racing at Daytona has shifted back to the pack that fans preferred.
Racing at restrictor-plate tracks the last few years had morphed into a two-car tandem style as drivers hooked up with a partner and took turns pushing each other around the track. NASCAR said a survey of fans showed that more than 80 percent "hated" the practice, and series officials worked hard during the offseason to develop a rules package that would return the racing to the three-wide packs.
NASCAR also banned driver-to-driver communications, which pole-sitter Carl Edwards wants re-instated.
"I still think that NASCAR ought to allow us to talk between cars. I still think that is safer," Edwards said. "I don't think it gives you any competitive advantage and it is just safer. If we are going to run in a pack, if they do get this thing worked out so we can't really push, then the spotters are going to be invaluable.
"You really need the spotter to help you to make sure that you are clear, especially toward the end of these races. It is just amazing the chaos out there and you are trying to figure out which line is moving and as a driver you look up and think you are clear but at the same time you are listening and I have to hear it from my spotter because you can't always see what is out there."
The Shootout was marred by three multi-car wrecks, and there was a five-car accident in the first of Thursday's qualifying races. The second qualifying race, won by Matt Kenseth, was caution-free.
But Paul Menard, who was involved in accidents Saturday and Thursday, openly criticized the way the pack racing has developed over SpeedWeeks.
"We tore up two really good race cars not of our doing, and they're going to tear up a hell of a lot more," he said. "I'm concerned we're not going to finish. It is going to make for us, I think, riding around in the back, and trying to be there at the end. Wait for everybody else to wreck."
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Pickin' on the Poudre – Mishawaka Amphitheatre – May 16th
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Sunday, 22 February 2015
When you wish upon a star....
I love award season. And tonight is the pinnacle of that season: The Oscars!!!! I have always loved watching the red carpet and commenting (criticising) on all the stars hair, gowns, shoes...and Jewels. Oh, the jewels, they make my heart skip a beat!!! Serious palpitations!!! I have loved all that sparkles from the time I was just a little girl and was constantly playing in my mom's jewelry. This love runs deep so in honor of my love of jems, jewels, and the Oscars here are a few to get your heart racing! Your welcome ;)
Thursday, 12 February 2015
Happy Valentine's Day to us all
This past week I have spent time catching up with some amazing women. What I noticed as we talk about different things going on our lives is that too often as women we don't own our self-worth. As if that is some sort of selfish act. You don't want to be seen conceited after all (says the voice in our head). Why do we often feel, that to think or even say that we are amazing is a bad thing? Well, it's not! So in honor of Valentine's Day, the day of love, let's all start by loving who we are first!! Own your greatness!! We are all beautifully flawed people. We are wives, mothers, partners, friends, sisters, and more! In each of these roles there are things that we do that we do well, really well. Own it, love it!!!
Be passionate about yourself!
Let's see something positive instead of always focusing on our faults
Let's respect who we are as individuals and expect that from others
Let's fill our hearts and lives with love for life, ourselves and each other. So full, that there is no room for negativity or people who will not see our worth.
Let's not hold back in our opinions, our love, our needs, our dreams.
Let's love with abandon!
I made cupcakes for Valentine's Day for some of my fabulous girlfriends. Oh, and one for myself of course ;)
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
Golden anniversary?! Shouldn't 50 years be gold, covered in platinum, covered in diamonds?!
We were so grateful to celebrate Laurence's mom and dad's 50th wedding anniversary in January. Everyone from the Mawhinney clan came together for dinner. There were a few surprises, an amazing handmade cake (thank you SO much Tammy!!), good food and lots of laughs! Congrats to you
Kerry and Marie! 50 years together, wow, it's such an amazing and increasingly rare event to celebrate!
When music and fate collide
This past weekend we went to a concert in Gibbston Valley. This valley is one of my favorite places in New Zealand. Filled with row after row of vines growing future wine nestled amongst these majestic mountains. Throughout NZ during the summer months, concerts are held at vineyards all over the country. Music and wine, well that is always a good combination!!
We went to see Three Dog Night, Foreigner, and Heart (three of my husband's favorite bands). Foreigner was my favorite of the three and was again on that day. It was such a fun afternoon surrounded by what I like to call "NZ splendor" and enjoy good food, wine, and company. Jamming to some great classics, "be a jukebox hero, got stars in his eyes" Ah-mazing!
Now, for quite some time my husband and I have been looking at property in and around Queenstown. At first I thought that I wanted to get something in the center of the town. Then we started contemplating buying land and building and would spend many a weekend morning discussing all the options that were before us. We even went so far as the contact realtors and look at a few properties. But there was never a moment when we both went, "this is the one." Last month we put the search on hold after the process began to bring more frustration than enjoyment.
Segway back to the concert, where my hubbie and I both thought that Gibbston Valley could be a great place to have a home. This lead to an online search, which then lead to a drive on Sunday, and this drive took us to an amazing property. Standing on it, looking out at the mountains with the vineyard spreading out below us….that familiar but rare feeling rushed over me and I knew "this is it!" Far less poetic, my husband's "ah-ha" moment was when a couple living in the same area stopped to offer their help and ended up sharing a photo of the latest deer the wife had shot from the kitchen, LOL!
Then there was a week filled with a flurry of calls, offers, paperwork and texts back and forth. Today, I am very happy to announce that we are officially landowners of a beautiful piece of Gibbston Valley. We even met with an architect yesterday (eek!). It's very surreal that in such a short period of time we are beginning this amazing journey of building our first house. Surreal, as well as exciting and slightly terrifying!!
I feel so lucky to be at the start of this process (feels like the first time...). Proving, once again, that in life when it's meant to be it's meant to be! Was that a line from an 80's rock ballad? Well, it should have been!
Wednesday, 14 January 2015
Floundering at Oreti Beach
Anyone who knows me knows that I have said more than once, "I don't fish." This has been the case since I was about 7 years old. I had a traumatic experience as a child at a fishing pond in North Carolina. It was a super hot day, I had a candy bar, was attacked by flys, and then yelled at by my brother all the way home because we had to leave (hysterical crying over bugs and fishy do not mix).
I knew you would understand.....but on this day I went with the fisherman in what you might call a supportive role. You know, drive the truck down the beach, make sure the dogs don't drown, and move the fish bucket as directed.
Toby was more than happy to "help" as well, and by help I mean continually chew the rope and get in the way of the flounder net THE ENTIRE TIME.
I am happy to report that the boys got about 26 flounder all together. Which is apparently very impressive (insert fishermen ooh's and aah's). I am sure my supporting role contributed to this some how. ;)
Once we got home we dined on fresh pan-fried flounder with a buerre blanc sauce. I was inspired by the Dover sole we have had on past trips to Paris and wanted to try to recreate this masterpiece. It wasn't too shabby for a first attempt. Overall the day definitely made up for that other fishing experience so long ago!
Sunday, 4 January 2015
Let's go sailing!!!
During my last trip to my parent's house I discovered how much my dad likes sailing. I never knew this before. This information came at the perfect time because I was trying to figure out what to get him for Christmas. You know, the man who has everything.....
When I got back to Auckland I booked tickets to take my dad and my mom sailing on an Americas Cup boat around the harbor. This was followed by multiple prayers for good weather.
Fast forward now to December 23 when I picked up my parents from the airport. This is when I told my dad he was getting his Christmas present the next day. He was so excited he could hardly sit still! He said, "when you get to be my age there are few presents that really excite and surprise you....but this is one!" Well, as the second person in the dynamic brunette duo of our family (me & my dad) I was thrilled. But still praying for good weather, this is New Zealand after all.
The next day was fabulous. Two hours of wind in your hair, grinding, learning about all things sailing and enjoying the amazing views. It was as close to the perfect present for my dad as I could get. Additional bonuses: it didn't rain, my mom wasn't cold and she had fun too!!!
While I love getting presents I have always thought that giving gifts is better than receiving them. This story proved that this is so so true. I will never forget the look of joy and wonderment on my dad's face the ENTIRE TIME we were out on the water. It was a memory that I will treasure and look back on often...
Queenstown for New Year
After Christmas in Auckland we drove down to the South Island. After a few days driving and lots of potty breaks for Toby we arrived in Queenstown. While we were driving my parents embarked on a 5-day motorcycle tour of the South Island (Harley Davidson, in case you were wondering) and five days later we were all back together in Queenstown.
Relaxing with a Rosé
This was our view for the week......from every room in the house! This made our walk up the steep hill worth it. This area, known as Queentown Hill is a prime location because it's close enough to walk to the Center of town (and the action) but up above the hustle and bustle at the same time. You feel like you're in your own peaceful little world. The best of both worlds really!
Shout out to my man's amazing ribs!!!!
Couldn't get enough of this view!!!
Dad looking for deer on his NZ HUNTING ADVENTURE!! And my brother-in-laws dog, Oscar photo bombing him .
Millbrook Resort, Arrowtown is where we stayed for the last two days my parents were here. This is a beautiful location that feels more like a private estate than a golf resort.
Evening stroll after a divine dinner at the Millbrook restaurant.
Baked Alaska is making a come back here in New Zealand (why it ever went out of vogue I cannot say) and this one was delicious!
We laughed, loved, cooked, ate, drank, talked, watched football, hiked, and laughed some more. That's one heck of a kick off for 2015 if you ask me!
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I don't often find myself laughing out loud when I walk around with my headphones and listen to a book, but several of these stories made me do just that. And they do in a good way, showing a lot of insight into, and love of, the Conan Doyle universe.
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The main story is very good. The fist mystifying chapters are extremely good and I think the narrator is just right and does a superb job.
But then we get a lot of scenarios which I am sure fits into the pattern but is quite boring to listen to - esp because many of them are variations of scenarios we have already heard. Also most of the computer inaction is spelled out in detail - in a printed edition I guess you would skip or skim a lot of those, but in an audio book it becomes annoying.
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I thought this would be a dark story about a haunted house with a looser type as main character (which is why I hesitated to buy it). But actually it is a science fiction more than anything else, and the characters resemble those from a family soap (which is not necessarily a bad thing, when it fits the story and the mood).
Personally, I thought the story ended too soon after it has begun to get really interesting - but I can't really argue more about that without spoiling the fun.
"Too complicated for me!"
I must admit that I lost interest in this story some way through when the story turned from what happened here and know to long conservations about what happened in the past. All these names, of people with "old faces", who "turned" or "betrayed" or "went over" at what time is very hard, for me, to remember and, frankly, care much about. I suppose hard core fans of spy novels in the le Carré genre might like this. I am not sure how to rate an experience like this: for me personaly it was a one star, but I realize this is not for me so I give it a 3.
"The super natural is quite natural here"
While I like stories about the super natural, I like it when the super natural is treated as something unusual, eerie and scary. In this story the author have chosen to incorporate the super natural as something quite natural and the result is a more a thriller/adventure than the (high tech) ghost story I was expecting. Fair enough, its just not for me.
The best thing in this book, for me, was the unusual setting. The thing I liked least was the very long dialogues.
"I hope this is for Young Adults"
Having just finished "camouflage" by the same author and needing a book fast I bought this without reading any reviews etc.
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"Abridged and ruined"
I am happy that I already knew this story from book and movie before I heard this audiobook, because it has been abridged so much that it makes no sense, the story simply does not work! Also I have to admit that Thomas Harris does not do a good job of narrating hos own book, as he uses an objective almost cold voice through out. I think it's time for a re-issue of this classic story and in the meantime I strongly advice anybody not familiar with the story to read the book and/or whatch the movie.
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Clarke is fantastic when he takes us to new worlds, distant futures or ancient history seen in a new way. I simply love it. But it seems that in this third collection something new was introduced: humour. And it comes across as hoplessly nerdish - if I smile it is the overbearing smile you put on your face when the guy who desperately wants to be funny cracks another lame joke. Still I am going on to vil IV and hope Clarke is back on track!
"Not for plot lovers"
I like historical fiction and I certaintly don't mind to be told a lot of intresting details of the life in the period of the story, but I do prefer all of it to be centered around some central plot like a murder mystery, the hunt for a document or the building of cathedral. Otherwise I get confused. This book got me very confused. People who need little plot, who may indeed not want plot at all, may like it.
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1. The beer is very very cloudy and smells almost like cider. Is that typical after two weeks of fermenting? I'm only doing a 1 gallon batch. I'm hoping the next two weeks in the bottle will help with that smell?
2. I read about some troubles siphoning so practiced a few times on a pot of water. I got it working with no problem at all. But I could not for the life of me get that thing to work for more than a few seconds on the beer. It seemed to me that the carbonation in the beer was creating air pockets in the siphon tube and causing some serious problems. I ended up having to very very slowly pour from my priming bucket to the bottles. Not ideal but I had no other way of getting the beer to the bottles.
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You used a kit and you are only doing one gallon.... that's not much at all.. I think you have too much sugar in this batch I have never really seen any 1 gallon kits but I'm from the UK so maybe it's not something we see in our home brew shops.
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A cidery smell is probably acetaldehyde, an intermediate product of fermentation which might mean that you kept the fermenter too cool for too long and the yeast never got to the point where they would clean it up. The other possibility is that your recipe used too much sugar which is reported to give a cider odor.
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I did a little bit of reading on general trouble shooting for beer making from John Palmer's book and I think I had an infection of Aceto bacteria. I have the cidery smell, jelly strands, and lots of cloudiness. Important part is figuring out how it happened. I think there was some step I may have missed where I add more water to the fermenter because my was only a little more than half way full so there was a lot of air in the fermenter.
Can this lead to infection like this? It's an airborne bacteria from what I read so I'm assuming exposure during the cool-down and time in the fermenter lead to this problem.
Still doesn't explain why I couldn't siphon to save my life!!
Acetobacter require oxygen to live. That's why we don't get that vinegar formation in the primary, because there is a blanket of CO2 over our beer. Racking it to secondary still isn't a problem if we don't leave much space above the beer (fill carboy clear up to the neck) because the dissolved CO2 will offgas enough to fill this little space but if leave too much space above the beer, there may be enough oxygen for acetobacter to start. Acetobacter eats alcohol so it won't be growing until you have fermentation.
If you added water later in the ferment, that could carry enough oxygen in for something to start but I doubt it could get very far. That may be where you are though. I just don't have enough experience to help you any more. One thing that people mention, if you have an acetobacter infection, it will always get more vinegary while acetaldehyde will gradually get better until it is gone. For now your route to make sure which it is will simply be to let it sit longer. If it gets better, bottle it. If it gets worse, you have malt vinegar to use in cooking. Lots of it.
I'm picking up another quick batch of materials for another 1 gallon batch. Hopefully lessons learned can be applied.
For what it's worth to those starting out I thought I would post a reply with my second batch so far. I filled the carboy up properly this time. To the point where it blew the airlock off, so had to switch to a blowoff tube for a while. But fermentation looks good, no off smells yet. Pretty sure the excess air in the carboy was the main culprit last time.


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I'm a lurker on this forum, usually participate on the cutting forum more often. BUT, I have a "how do you do it" question...
I have a very timeconsuming way of hanging my dried flowers and am looking for better, faster ways! I use twisty ties threaded through the rubberbands on the bunch of flowers and hang them in the drying "room" part of my barn. This consists of wire shelving that these hang from in semi-darkness and fairly warm with good air circulation.
I've also use the collapsable wooden clothes racks with twisty ties...but those take time too!
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Although almost every book says to use rubber bands to bunch flowers for drying, my wife and I use ordinary cotton string. We make a couple of turns around the bunch, then a tight single hitch, then tie the other end to the drying wire with a slip knot. When the bunch dries, one pull on the slip knot gets the bunch off the wire, then a pull on the long end of the string loosens the hitch and you can pull the string off the bunch easily. (Roberta will sometimes use a slip knot on both the bunch and the wire, but I have to use my teeth just to pull the hitch tight.) Despite everything the books say, very few flowers fall out of the string due to shrinkage of their stems -- supposedly the main reason to use rubber bands.
We dry the flowers in the loft of our pole barn. It has a gambrel roof, so at working height, the walls are slanting inward slightly. From about 3 feet up, we've got 14-gauge fence wire running the length of the barn stapled to the rafters. The wires are about 4 to 6 inches apart. We usually bunch things on the first floor of the barn, where it's cooler, in the middle of summer. It only takes a second to put up a bunch with a slip knot, and much less to take it down. I don't know how this would work in cramped quarters or on a drying rack.
This takes a lot of string. Roberta bought one of those things that looks like a giant bobbin, about a foot tall, that must hold more than 1,000 feet. The strings get re-used until they're too full of knots. (Normally, they don't have knots at the end of the bunching/hanging/unhanging/unbunching process, but it can happen). There have been times when almost all the hanging space has been full.
One thing that helps is that we also have flat drying racks set on saw horses that serve as tables to hold things about to go up or that are coming down.
Neil, so you do tie the bunches to your wire? You don't slip it over the wire, thus splitting the bunch?
I'm trying to put a mental picture together of your loft. Are the drying wires 3' above the floor? Approximately how many bunches can you dry simultaneously? (I understand that it depends upon the types of flowers!)
I'm horrible at tying knots, so may have to look for a simpler way for my "not nimble" fingers to use!
Thanks for responding! I welcome all ideas!
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No, the wires run from one end of the barn to the other. Think of series of clothes lines, starting about 3 feet from the floor, then the next one say, 3 feet 4 inches, then 3 feet 8 inches, and so on. Every 2 feet, there are rafters going up, and the wires are stapled to the rafters.
Between any two rafters (call that space a "bay"), we can tie up to 10 bunches on a wire, but the usual number is more like six or seven bunches. There are about 15 "bays" between rafters on each side of the barn, so about 30 in all, and about 10 tiers of wire in each "bay," although some of these are overhead and hard to reach. So we could probably hang about 2,100 to 3,000 bunches. In practice, I think probably around 1,500 is the most we've ever hung at one time.
I do use rubber bands to make the bunches. Then I slip a pinch-style wooden clothespin under the rubber band of each bunch. (I get big bags of clothespins at the dollar store for next to nothing.)
Then I clip three or four of the bunches I've made (each bunch attached to one clothespin) along the length of a wire clothes hanger, and just hang the clothes hangers along clotheslines strung in our garage and sheds.
It's easy to take a clothes hanger or two off the clotheslines when we need some, and each hanger holds several dried bunches of flowers. It's also easy to unclip the clothespins from the hangers and slip the individual bunches of dried flowers out of the rubber bands. Works prettty well.
Hi Wendy --
I'm pretty sure it's 14 gauge fence wire. It came in 250-foot rolls, as I recall. A lighter gauge would probably work. The roof trusses are 2 feet apart.
Before we built the barn, we improvised in some sheds with fairly low sidewalls and slanting roofs. There, we used lengths of stiff wire with pointed ends that we could stick between rafters. The wires are made for holding in insulation, and you find them in the insulation section of home improvement stores. They come in 2-foot and 16-inch lenghths.
If anyone is thinking of using long rolls of fence wire, the thing to do is go all the way and get the big reel they sell to hold it. It costs more than a roll of wire does, but when you undo the last clip that holds the roll of wire together it tends to go sproinggg!!! and you've got a big pile of 14 gauge spaghetti. This whole system is overkill unless you've got a barn or something like it.


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The Council Has Spoken!! Our Watcher's Council Results 03-13-15
The Council Has Spoken! The votes have been cast, and the results are in for this week's Watcher's Council match up. "One of the critical issues that we have to confront is illegal immigration, because this is a multi-headed Hydra … Continue reading
Posted in Conservatives, Elections, Knowledge Is Power, News, News and politics, Politics, Progressivism, Wake Up, Watch the Other Hand, You Be the Judge Tagged amnesty, Caliphate, Communist agenda, Democrats, Exchanges, Hillary, Illegal Immigration, Israel, Jews, Kennedy, Mark Steyn, Netanyahu, Obamaland, Russia, Selma, Trevor Loudon, unions, Wake Up, wake-up America, Watcher's Council, WWIII Leave a comment
The Council Has Spoken – Watcher's Council Results 5-13-15
The Council Has Spoken! The votes have been cast and the results are in for this week's Watcher's Council match up. This week's winning essay, Joshuapundit's -The Burning Man And The Walking Dead is my look at Islamic State, the … Continue reading
Posted in Get Involved, News, News and politics, Politics, Religion, Thoughts ..., Wake Up, Watch the Other Hand, You Be the Judge Tagged American Jews, Get Involved, ideology, Iran, Isalm, ISIS, Jews, Jordan, Middle East, National Prayer Breakfast, Netanyahu, news, Obamaland, politics, Qu'ran, Sharia, Thoughts, Wake Up, wake-up America, Watcher's Council, Yemen Leave a comment
Our Weasel of the Week 01.22.15
Weasel Of The Week Once again, It's time to present this week's statuette of shame, The Golden Weasel!! Every Tuesday, the Council nominates some of the slimiest, most despicable characters in public life for some deed of evil, cowardice or … Continue reading
Posted in Knowledge Is Power, Politics, Religion, Thoughts ..., You Be the Judge Tagged anti-Semitic, Chris Kyle, Christians, Forums, Jews, Nigeria, race card, racebaiting, Watcher's Council, Weasels Leave a comment
Watcher's Council Nominations – The Watcher's Birthday Bash Edition 01.14.15
Welcome to the Watcher's Council, a blogging group consisting of some of the most incisive blogs in the 'sphere, and the longest running group of its kind in existence. Every week, the members nominate two posts each, one written by … Continue reading
Posted in Alerts, Asshats, Changing Winds, Choices, Freedom, Get Involved, Knowledge Is Power, Media, News, News and politics, Politics, Stand Up, Wake Up, You Be the Judge Tagged cartoons, change, collection of articles, freedom, Hebdo, Islam, Islamic Caliphate, Jews, Judge Jeanine, Keystone Pipeline, news, news nuggets, Obamaland, Paris, Pelosi, politics, Pope Francis I, predictions, terrorism, Watcher's Council Leave a comment
ISIS Sweeps The Middle East In A Method Reminiscent of Genghis Khan
*** Warning: This post contains graphic pictures and video. Due to the barbaric and brutal nature of the material, please be advised this content is not for those with a weak stomach. By: Terresa Monroe-Hamilton – The NoisyRoom I am … Continue reading
Posted in Alerts, Choices, Military, News and politics, Religion and Faith, Wake Up, Wisdom, You Be the Judge Tagged Allah, Caliphate, children, Christian Genocide, Christians, Crucifixion, Face of Islam, Gaza, Genghis Khan, Global Islamic Caliphate, Hamas, Iraq, ISIS, Islam, Islamic Caliphate, Islamic State, Islamo-Fascism, Israel, Jews, Jihadists, manipulation of the public, media spin, Middle East, Muslims, religion, Sharia Law, Shariah Law, Syria, terrorism, the plan, Wake Up, War 1 Comment
Welcome to the 1930s
Thoughts and Remembering the 1930's By Roger L. Smith – PJ Meda: When I was a kid, I mean a little kid, my favorite nurse in my father's office — he was a doctor — was Mrs. Mindus. I'm not … Continue reading
Posted in Alerts, History, Knowledge Is Power, Politics, Religion and Faith, Remembering, Thoughts ..., Wake Up, We Are All God's Creatures, Wisdom, You Be the Judge Tagged 1930's, Auschwitz, children, concentration camps, connecting the dots, Elders, History, history repeats itself, Holocaust, Jews, Julie Andrews, Kristallnacht, Nazi Germany, ObamaCare, Paris, remembering, Tatoos, Wake Up 1 Comment
Pew's Cowardly Dhimmi Poll Is An Absolute Disgrace
By Rob Miller – Joshua Pundit Pew Research is a non-partisan, self founded arm of the Pew Foundation who does polls and surveys both in America and overseas. Their most recent one is part of their Religion In Public Life … Continue reading
Posted in Choices, Politics, polls, Religion and Faith, Wake Up, Watch the Other Hand Tagged Buddhists, Christians, Dhimmi, Hadiths, Hindus, Islam, Jews, manipulation, Muslims, Pew, politics, polls, Qu'ran, religion, Wake Up 3 Comments