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Greywater System...anyone used them?
We saw a demonstration of a greywater system and we are VERY interested. Essentially the system takes your used sink water, shower/bath water, and laundry water and runs it through a filter. It then uses that water to help water your landscape. The blackwater piping has water used for toilets and kitchen water is not used. (As far as I can tell. I'm still learning.)
We have strict watering guidelines here. You can only water your lawn on a certain days based on the last number of your address. Since you use greywater to water your lawn, those restrictions don't apply to you so you can have landscaping and keep it alive.
We are going to investigate this more with our builder, but I am curious if anyone here has used one. The idea of it is so brilliant that it sounds too good to be true. It'll be easier to put this in during the building phase too although they say you can do it later.
The cost is about $5,000 which they say is only slightly more expensive than a regular sprinkler system. But this whole idea just seems so much more responsible.
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I hope you can make it work! Our architect looked into this, but it was going to be quite expensive because of additional requirements from the local government, and the architect couldn't get a definitive answer as to whether the health dept would approve it for a residence. Though plenty of businesses seem to have them...
As water gets more precious, greywater will look like a wasted resource.
It is relatively inexpensive to ask your builder/plumber to run everything except toilets and kitchen into a separate drain line now.
Until you're ready to use the greywater, that line can just run into the black water drain line as they both leave the house.
A small expense now that could save you in the future.
$5,000 for a greywater system sounds really complex.
The core idea is that water from tubs, showers and washing machine (not toilets and kitchens) is run out to the landscaping.
I couldn't find the little pamphlet about it, but I think the 5K covers everything including the labor. We are on stage 2 water restrictions right now. We are living in a townhouse and don't really have to water anything, but when we get into the new house, the landscaping will definitely come into play. The company says that you recoup your investment in a few years. More than the money though, the idea of reusing water just makes sense (and cents!)


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Had my annual Ornament Exchange party last Saturday. But we got 5 inches of snow, so that kept some from coming. But still had a good time with those that made it. My house has been decorated since last October, so it is getting a little old LOL just kidding, who could ever get tired of Christmas !!!! Here are a few of my rooms. Sorry if there are unusual items in the photos (toilet paper holder, opened gifts, a gun ?, cords....etc....) Hope you enjoy. Kim
My hutch, with a closeup of the nativity.
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Laundry Room
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WOW!!! There is SO much to look at....where is one to begin?? Love your trees and your bedroom is very pretty! Love the old metal tool box with the white trees, etc. in it, the sled on the wall is really pretty and the birdhouse with the red bird is really pretty too. Heck, I like it all!! The blues in your kitchen...just everything....thanks for sharing your home with us!
Wow, Calico, you've been busy ...no wonder you decorated in Oct, uh! Well, that cook stove has always been a fav for me whenever you posted it! Love your blue/silver combo ...& those apothecary jars filled w/ornies on top! so pretty!
But your 'buffet' pic really caught me up this time...that old window w/the ornies & that metal box w/Santa & bottle brush trees! Love the whole vignette! (very cool wicker sleigh!)
Cool birdhouse, too...in another pic! Everything looks very festive...sorry it 'snowed' on your party! But I'm sure everyone had a great time! TFS! Jeanne S.
My favorite is the buffet, and also the blue ornaments in the apothecary jars. Beautiful!
I need to go buy more ornies. lol
Oh My....and what Marlene said, DITTO! Wow, I'm going to have to look quite a few times to take it all in.
That unusual redbird garland is wonderful, did you put that together yourself? I love the shape, and the birds! Your hutch is a gorgeous piece! The street sign is such a cute idea. I know I am barely touching the tip of the iceberg with my comments, but its going to take me awhile to absorb it all. Its REALLY great tho!
I laughed out loud reading "Sorry if there are unusual items in the photos (toilet paper holder, opened gifts, a gun?". Too funny. And honestly, I still haven't seen ANY of those things yet! LOL
hugs, Karen
WOW, you have so many beautiful items and vignettes. I absolutely love your old cook stove. Does it actually work?
Lots of great antiques to look at amid all the pretty holiday decor.
I'll have to come back to see more cause there is too much to see at one time.
Thanks everyone for the compliments.
-the old stove im my kitchen was an anniversary gift from my hubby about 15 years ago. It does not work, but it is my prized item. I have always put a silver tree on it in memory of my grandma, she alwya had a silver tree decorated in blue
-the buffet contains an old wicker sleigh that belonged to my hubby's great grandmother, none of the grandkids wanted it, thought it was ugly, i loved it---the old tool box was a find this summer on the Nebraska Junk Jaunt, the old window was from our barn, and there are glass bottles that I wrapped with jute twine, (an idea I got from here), the pinecone wreath my mom made 10 years ago,
-Karen you mentioned my bird garland, it is actually poinsettia garland I made from those fat pipe cleaners. Here is a closeup of it and directions.
Thanks again to you all for your lovely comments. I enjoy sharing with you. I really love to see all of your ideas and decorating as well. Even though I do not comment much I do love it all.
Some great heirlooms, calico! TFS the history! I didn't comment earlier on your gorgeous hutch! The hutch itself is so beautiful but love how you've used the 'pines' with the gold/deep reds...the Nativity set is so stunning w/all the choices you've made for the whole hutch.
Poinsetta's look great on your greenery...looks like that may be what is on your picket fence headboard, too. Thanks for the instructions.
Love so much of you decor...the 'bait buckets' I see as a tree holder & a birdhouse in another pic. I would feel right at home visiting you! TFS, again. Jeanne S.
OMGoodness!!!!! - I don't even know where to begin - it is all so pretty and so country - right up my alley. Love your bedroom and the garland - I made those chenille poinsettias way back in the late 60's as Christmas ornaments and gave them to my family for Christmas - I need to revive that craft since we have a younger generation to teach crafts to. Your buffet is stunning - I just love it all and no I would NEVER get tired of having it up - I would be constantly tweaking it but never tire of it TFS .....
Thanks everyone...wanted to give a history of the hutch since so many have commented on it. My SIL bought it 10 years ago and it was all painted up. She paid a guy to have it refinished. She did not like it since it was not oak. It turned out to be yellow pine. I am an any kind of wood girl, so she GAVE it to me. I have loved it ever since. It is fun to decorate at ever holiday.
Happy Holidays !!!
Have to say that while I loved it all, I really loved that you decorated your bedroom. It looks so pretty and I love how you did the garlands on the curtains and all--just so pretty. The blue on the stove is really pretty and that wreath piece on the wall is so neat. Like the others, I need to go look some more--I didn't see trees in the hutch, have to go check out what I missed! You have a lovely home and it's great to hear the "history" of some of your pieces. TFS. Luvs


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I'm new to hydroponics. I am doing dwc with tomatoes. I bought a ppm meter. I can't seem to get the ppm over 750ish. PH is 5.9. Why is that?
Not sure why it won't go higher. have you tested straight nutrient to see what it reads? If concentrated nutrient reads 750 then you'll never get it higher than that.
BUT, if that is the case, I would suspect your meter is either faulty or not calibrated correctly.
BTW, tomatoes don't really need a concentration higher than 750 ppm.
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I have seen My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult more times in my life than any other band. The industrial dance, punk, rock, disco pioneers continually deliver a one of a kind spectacle that has often been imitated, but never actually replicated for close to 30 years now.
Their latest album Spooky Tricks is a fantastic return to form that finds TKK taking a cue from their early days while still pushing the genre forward. I was fortunate enough to chat with Thrill Kill Kult's eclectic frontman and founder Groovy Man before their show earlier this year here in San Francisco.
So, it's been 27 years now?
Yeah, about that.
Satanic disco, Industrial disco—what's the best description of the band you've heard so far?
Oh God, that's a hard one to pull. I don't know, I have had so many different combinations I can't think of a favorite. You know we change from album to album and, our sound is sort of our sound but I can't really put it into words I guess. I would be something like Punk Rock Disco or Progressive Industrial Dance Funk Disco, there are just so many.
There are lots of reviews around the latest record saying that you have returned to the classic Thrill Kill Kult sound. Was that the goal?
It just happens you know. We don't plan anything that we do. Not even records, we sort of map them out in the beginning and we say, "I will do this one really slow and weird and then by the time it's done it's completely the opposite of it." It's transitional as it's being created and it sort of fluctuates in between all different kinds of things until it finally gels into say, the Thrill To Kill Kult sound you know, if that makes sense.
If you had to pick a favorite record of yours what would you choose?
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Does anyone know where I can find Iris Confusa aka. Bamboo Iris? I have been looking for it and was told one time that it can be found in the lower southern states.
Here is a nursery that sells the seeds. They have a good GardenWatchdog rating. I don't know anything about them other than that.
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> Blessingway Questions - Including Men and combining faiths (wiccan and catholic)
Hi everyone,
I am planning a Blessingway for a friend at the end of the month, with two unusual factors. First, the mom wants to include men (her husband and other close friends) as well as her four year old daughter - who will be a part of the birth. I am wondering if anyone has been a part of a Blessingway that included men, and if you had any suggestions.
Second - my friend is Wiccan, her husband Catholic and the rest of the guests will be a mish mash of various Christian denominations of various levels of faith (from extremely devote to "in name only"). She also mentioned that she would love to include rituals that would pay tribute to both faiths, as her child is going to be growing up in a multi-faith household.
I would appreciate any help available, thanks so much!
Perhaps as part of the day everyone could be allowed to express a blessing on baby and mother in their own way, according to their own faith?
As for mixed-sex blessingways ...
How about if, for part of the event, at least, the men are in a separate room, having a blessingway for the DAD? I mean, he deserves one, too, for the changes he'll be experiencing, the new path he'll be walking, the support he'll need.
I think that part of the power of the blessingway is feeling the connection with women, the link of the physical realities of childbirth ... that men, no matter how loving, cannot know. Which is not to say that the guest of honor shouldn't feel support from her husband/partner or her other close male friends ...
My "vote" would be to have separate simultaneous blessingways for each of them, and then to have them unite, maybe for the food part at the end, and do a united ceremony for the two of them.
As for combining different religious/spiritual traditions, you might want to do a search here on the Spirituality board for a thread on blessingways that I started a few months ago -- several people (including me, I think) had suggestions for doing precisely that. Again, my opinion is that, it's extremely valuable for a birthing woman to feel support from many, many sources, and if others have different spiritual backgrounds, they can/should provide spiritual support in ways that honor their backgrounds as well as the feelings of the birthing woman: I would ask that participants honor the birthing woman by bringing non-intrusive, non-evangelical gifts or messages, and that they honor their own spirituality by being centered within it as they give. Does that make sense?
In other words, I can imagine that a traditional Catholic woman might offer to say a rosary for me while I'm in labor: that would be a good way for her to keep within her tradition, support me in her way, and yet not push me to say a rosary myself, which would not feel comfortable or supporting to me.
When I led my friend's blessingway in January, knowing that her mom was pretty conservative in her Christianity and that the guest of honor wasn't especially "woo-woo", I was careful not to go overboard in any "alternative" descriptions, yet I included brief mentions of several traditions in the ceremony ... noting that the point was to connect with women not only in this room, but throughout history, throughout the world.
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I had a great stay at the Sainte Claire. The staff were friendly and helpful, my room was clean and pretty and the lobby and meeting rooms were really nice. I loved the feel of history in the hotel and the location and price were great. I just have two complaints. One is that yes, the rooms aren't super soundproof to the street, which is to be expected in an older place. I did hear the light rail from my room, but as an urban dweller myself it wasn't that distressing. But if you're sensitive to noise mention it or bring some white noise.
Second, one of the reviews here on Travelocity promised ghosts. I was out quite late and so I was rambling about the hallways well into the witching hours and there was not so much as a peep, no weird chills, no wispy visions and no strange noises. Not so much as a bad dream. So really, if you're looking for haunted houses I wouldn't count on seeing anything odd here.
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Crony Capitalism is actually Mussolini's Fascism, or how he termed it: Corporatism
The cities around the region and across the country have been practicing pure Fascism for decades w/o anyone complaining. But there is a way to combat it. Maybe we can meet sometime in the future. If citizens befriended the taxi companies then city councils would back down. Awareness is key to resistance.


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Project Drive haul: 24,744 fines
If each ticket is worth $200, that's $5M for city, province
A special police traffic-enforcement project -- conceived last year by city hall to earn more ticket revenue -- saw 24,744 tickets issued during its seven-month period, police statistics say.
Thirty people were arrested on outstanding warrants, 12 drivers were charged with Criminal Code offences, four impaired drivers were taken off the road and three people were charged with drug possession.
Police released the results of Project Drive Friday after criticism the enforcement blitz racked up $860,000 in overtime and turned police officers into tax collectors.
Traffic unit Staff Sgt. Rob Riffel said more than half of the tickets issued during Project Drive were for speeding violations.
"Just under 15,000 of them were for speeding and just under 4,000 of them were for disobeying a traffic-control device like a stop sign and a red light," Riffel said. "This was safety-driven, in our mind. Anytime I can get more officers out on the road doing traffic enforcement, I think it's a win for everybody."
It won't be known how much revenue was generated by Project Drive until each ticket goes through the fine-payment and court system.
However, if the average traffic fine is $200, Project Drive will earn about $5 million before overtime costs are subtracted. The city will see one-third of the final revenue, with the rest going to the provincial government and court costs.
Riffel also said Project Drive was not about issuing as many tickets as possible -- officers did not have quotas -- but how many hours or extra shifts police devoted to the project, which started in May and ended in November.
"The target wasn't the number of tags, it was a target of how many days and how many hours we wanted to put into this," he said. "Basically, it was 120 days of 10-hour deployments of 10 officers. It was basically adding another traffic shift on those days."
Non-central traffic officers who volunteered to work overtime on traffic duty worked an extra 67 10-hour shifts. The rest of the extra 120 shifts were worked by officers from the traffic unit. Overtime pay for an officer is time-and-a-half for a 10-hour shift.
Officers who worked overtime doing traffic duty came mostly from the traffic unit and frontline general patrol units from around the city.
"There were some members from the street-crime unit and from our tactical unit," Riffel said. "This is all people off duty. This is all voluntary overtime. These were people who were off-duty who had the training to do traffic enforcement. You need the skill set to do this."
The initial results of Project Drive were obtained by traffic activist Todd Dube of WiseUp Winnipeg through a Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act request. The documents reveal the total regular overtime cost for Project Drive from June to November last year was $859,522.56.
Dube also said Project Drive was a symptom of a traffic-enforcement program that unfairly hands out tickets at certain locations where there is improper signage or where the posted speed limit should be higher.
Riffel said Project Drive was designed to be cost-neutral: The cost of extra traffic enforcement and overtime would not come out of the police budget, but from fine revenue.
"It would not cost the city or the service any money, but we were going to get that extra enforcement out there," he said. "We understand there's a gap in our traffic enforcement and we came up with a way to augment that."
Riffel also said he was not in a position to comment on who ordered Project Drive, other than it came from the police executive.
Breakdown of tickets
Speeding: 14,462
Disobey traffic-control device: 3,915
Seatbelt inoperable: 5
Driver fails to wear seatbelt: 1,186
Passenger fails to wear seatbelt: 128
Allow passenger under 18 to not wear seatbelt: 15
Driver permit child improperly restrained: 10
Use of cellphone: 488
Other charges (equipment, turn signals, illegal turns): 4,585
Total of all Project Drive tickets: 24,744
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Try without doubt: Burkinabe beers
Surprisingly enough there are various beer brands in Burkina. All of them produced locally are lager ones and come usually in 650ml bottles.
My favorite one was SO.B.BRA which had a light bitter taste and excellent color. Beers come at a price of less than 1.5€ at restaurants and are readily available even in small road side canteens.
Another more upmarket favorite was Flag and Castel (this mainly in Mali)
Bottled water: Water consumption
It is widely adviced that no traveller should consumpt tap water due to health safety reasons. This rule applies to Burkina as well. Luckily there are bottled water brands (Jirma, Lafi) and bottled water can be easily found almost everywhere (even road side canteedns) and it's what you get when you order water in the restaurants. Where electricity is provided it can be cold as well. Surprisingly enough water in some cases was more expensive than to drink beer!! You could even pay for a 1.5lt bottle 1.5€
Try a taste of local alcoholic beverage: Millet beer
Chapalo, is a homemade beer from red millet. It's made by families as source of income. This "beer" takes a special procedure to make. In earthenware pots, milled is mixed with water and then boiled. Then it is mixed with yeast at the end of the 2nd day and then left to ferment overnight. Even though then ready for consumption fermentation procedure continues making it even stronger and less sweet.
Well we tried to drink it while we were in Gaoua (price is really cheap) but I can tell the taste was not what I was dreaming of. It had a rather sour taste and while not being cold the overall experience was rather unpleasing...
Various: Burkinabe food
While in Burkina we didn't try any street food (so I can't tell about its safety and cost). We tried mainly restaurants that were listed in our guide books or were recommended by our car driver. Generally portions were good, prices rather expensive for local standards (5-10€ per person). Meals served were meat (mainly beef or chicken), rice (of course) or couscous, salads and pommes frites!! My comment focuses on Burkinabe meat: my God it was occasionally so hard to chew that in many cases we gave up hope. Specially chicken which has minimal meat in between bones! Our best dining experiences were at Le Pasha restaurant in Bobo (very expensive but meat was juicy & delicious) and at Nazinga ranch where the antilope filet was superb!
Le Calypso: Good atmosphere in Banfora.
The Calypso is just 300 meteres from the Hotel Comoé, in the same street. Nice atmosphere under the large straw parasols in a nice garden, with some nice african music in the backfround.The service does tend to be a bit slow if there are too many people but there again, usually if a place is full it's generally good !!
Favorite Dish: Braised capitaine, succulent.
Gregory plus: A bit spartan
This was the only place open close to "Les Cocotiers" at 10 o'clock at night. As I had been travelling from Segou in Mali since 11 that morning, I went in and was pleasantly surprised. The food was good, a friendly welcome and very, very cheap. A bit spartan but when you're hungry....
Various places in the city: Breakfast in Burkina Faso
Before venturing outside the city, Mamadou (see general tips on guides) and I would drink coffee at a sidewalk cafe in Bobo Diaoulasso. The coffee was served in bowls, and one drank it holding the bowl with both hands. I mixed in milk. Good coffee is available in a few places, but often Nescafe was the only option available. At this one particular place, the name of which I can't recall, fruit and very nice pastry was also available. Typically, one could also wait for eggs and other breakfast foods to be prepared.Related to:
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Les pilliers: best pasta served by touaregs
This is a rather posh restaurant in the residential area of Ouagadougou. It is owned by an Italian man who has two more restaurants and a hotel in Niger.
All the staff are Touaregs from Niger and they serve delicious Italian food and some nouvelle cuisine style food from local ingredients.
Favorite Dish: I would die for a plate of tagliatelle du pape, lovely tagliatelle with cooked ham, cream and onion sauce.
Anything you order in this restaurant is bound to be delicious.Related to:
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Restaurant le Mande: African food in a clean and peaceful setting
The food here is excellent value for money, it is not as cheap as some street food, but it is guaranteed to be cleaner, and you can try all the local specuialties without any worry of catching some nasty germ. You can have a great meal for about 4-6 dollars.
Favorite Dish: all salads, especially chicken salad,also rice with peanut sauce and my friend Bintou loves the potato ragout.
As dessert try the 'yaourt de la maison', delicious homemade yoghurt.Related to:
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Le verdoyant: best pizza and ice cream in Burkina Faso
This restaurant is located in the center of Ouagadougou and it is the only palce ion Burkina Faso that can close over the summer holiday as they have customers all year round. Owned by a Frenchmand and his Burkinabe wife it is a family run place, most of the waiters and cooks emplyed are from the wife's family.
they make pizzas and Italian and French food
Favorite Dish: My favourite would have to be the pizzas, all of them, and the nile perch skewers (brochette du capitaine) and to end it all- passion fruit and mango ice cream.Related to:
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La Gourmandise: People watching from the cafe terrace
This is probably one of the best people-watching spots in all of Ouagadougou (at least if you're interested in seeing both locals and tourists; if tourists are your preference, then go to a hotel pool bar!).
From the terrace, you can see over one side of the market, especially the bike/moped park, and the chaotic street corners, with people, bikes and cars competing for space.
Favorite Dish: There are good pastries here, and savory food too, but often just a cold drink will do the trick. They encourage lingering: most people find themselves going back to order several things over the course of an hour or two.
Local restaurants: Eating out in Burkina
Cheap restaurants abound in most towns: they're often called 'maquis', and you can usually get a large bowl of rice or pasta and sauce, and sometimes a bowl of salad, for the equivalent of a couple of dollars or euro.
The two most common dishes in such places are riz sauce and riz gras. The first is plain rice covered in a sauce, the second rice cooked in fat, and flavoured with tomatoes and spices most of the time. There's often a piece of meat in there, too. Vegetarianism is still a pretty strange concept for most Burkinabe, who would be only too happy to have some meat from time to time, and if you say you don't eat meat, it may simply be plucked out our bowl and popped back into the pot. Riz gras is cooked in animal fat, incidentally (and it tastes much better than the description might imply).
Other common sauces are sauce arachide, with peanuts, and sauce yassa (from Senegal), with onions.
The local staple - more important than rice, which is cultivated in the south of the country - is tô, a sort of dough made from millet or sorghum; balls of it are used to scoop up the sauce. I didn't see it served that frequently in the maquis.
Favorite Dish: Sauce arachide, with loads of flavourful peanuts, is delicious, and often very cheap.Related to:
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There a quite a number...
There a quite a number scattered in the centre-ville of bobo-diuolasso.The fovourite is black.
The price is always affordble,cool athmosphere,with a lot of live musical performance.
Favorite Dish: De-pain with yaourt is a special delight.
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Emily Blunt plays his gorgeous love interest Elise Sellas, a ballet dancer Norris meets by accident and falls in love with. He risks everything he ever worked for to save his relationship with Sellas.
But is keeping her in his life the worst decision he ever made for both of them? Find out on September 17th, when The Adjustment Bureau hits theaters.
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Nick Hurd was the Minister for Civil Society from May 2010 until July 2014. He has been the Conservative MP for Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner since May 2010.
Nick studied at Eton College before graduating from Oxford University.
Political career
While in opposition, Nick served as Opposition Whip and a member of the shadow teams for Justice, Communities and Local Government, before being appointed Shadow Minister for Charity, Social Enterprise and Volunteering in October 2008.
Career outside politics
Nick spent 18 years in business, including 5 years representing a British bank in Brazil. He has been a trustee of the Greenhouse Schools charity and currently serves as a governor of Coteford Junior School.
Personal life
Nick is married with 5 children.
Previous roles in government
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£16 million Youth Engagement Fund promoted around the country
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A very hungry bear smells something good and ends up in the back of a truck that is taking berries to the city. Watch the bear trying to fit in the busy city with all of the wonderful food smells. There is your sandwich on the bench. Is it really the bear who ate your sandwich? A colorful tall tale for ages 4 and up.
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James Ujaama said he visited that ranch and wrote to Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, his mentor in London, that the land looks just like Afghanistan and that, because Oregon is pro-militia, pro-firearm state, it would be easy to stockpile weapons for firearms training, WCBS 880's Irene Cornell reported.
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Canning tomatoes - no lemon juice on hand
These are mostly yellow tomatoes. I forgot when I went to the store to get lemon juice. I have FruitFresh on hand, is it possible to use that in place of the lemon juice? How much would I add to each jar?
Thanks so much
No. Fruit Fresh is for color protection (anti-oxidant). It can't be used to acidify.
You can use citric acid or at a pinch vinegar, but vinegar has a detrimental effect on the flavor. Proportions at the link.
(It doesn't matter if they're yellow tomatoes or red; the only difference is the color in the jar.)
Here is a link that might be useful: Standards for Acidifying Tomatoes
As mentioned in many recent posts, ascorbic acid (Fruit Fresh and other brand names), cannot be a substitute for true an acidifer. Either granulated citric acid or bottled lemon or lime juice can only be used. Fruit Fresh is only used to prenet oxidation of the fruits. I also use it in pickled mushrooms and they remain a lighter color than without it.
Higher pH means less acidity!! The addition of an acid is very necessary in all kinds of tomato based canning. If there is an Indian food store near you, they sell citric acid, so its easy to find it, provided you look or call and ask.
My googling turned up the following amusing result:
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Has tomato acidity and/or flavor changed over the years?
Some of the "new" hybrid taste less acidic but based on all my reading that is supposedly due to the increased sugar content rather than actual lower acidity.
Dave, was there specific info that changed your mind? The thread where I found this (linked below) has a pH table for different varieties (as well as some non-standard and potentially unsafe advice from other people who don't acidify tomatoes OR salsa!).
More importantly...I would bet that variation in the pH of a given type of tomato, based on growing conditions, is almost as great as the variation in the pH between different varieties of tomato. Statistically speaking, I would expect the effect size to be small (look up Cohen's d to learn more about the concept of effect size). No evidence, just an intuition, and I'd love to find some research on it. If only there were a scientific journal on canning, or at least canning papers in a peer-reviewed journal!
Here is a link that might be useful: tomato forum discussion
pH values can vary greatly, not just by the type of tomato, but climate conditions, soil conditions, fertilizers, and many other factors, including locations, sunlight, shade, watering. Even from plant to plant and year to year they can differ in pH. Hybrids, heirlooms, big, small, plum, paste, beefstake, and so many varieties and even colors, that you can never depend on the natural pH of a tomato product, even from batch to batch. Suffice to say the discussion can continue, but there is no way that anyone can simply determine how much acidity there is in a tomato, or anything they are made into using current home canning methods.
Wow! Didn't mean to start a brouha! ;) Just to stress the import of using the required acid.
But discussing the acidity of a tomato in the context of taste as was the case in the quote above and in the context of canning are 2 very different situations. Numerous 'acid taste' discussions come up on the Tomato Forum. Can one taste the differences in acidic pH? NO. Can it make a difference in canning? Possibly if one is doing whole jars of yellow tomatoes and IF they are one of the higher pH varieties. But if you add the required acid to the jars then it is a moot point.
The pH range of all tomato varieties is very narrow - something like 4.3-4.9 so no we aren't talking a huge diff here and it is very true that growing conditions can change the end pH of the fruit. But yes, there are charts of tested tomato pH's on the web - posted here in the past and in the full discussion that is linked below. But based on those tests and the obvious limitations of them, only a few reds (most commercial) fall into the highest range while several yellows do - again based only on the test results of a specific set of growing conditions so your results may vary. ;)
And that variance is yet another reason that the acid is required.
Here is a link that might be useful: Tomato Acidity


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This gift tag uses a snowman stamp with a bit of edge, creating an almost ironic Christmas gift tag which many will appreciate. Give this tag to teenagers and those who avoid traditional Christmas festivity.
- Tag: 4 1/2" x 2 1/2"
- Metal Word: "Bundle of joy" from Die Cuts with a View
- Stamp: "Snowman" and "Large Flaky Background" both by Stampotique
- Ink: Memories Mists: "Blueberry Shake" and "Iridescent", Palette Hybrid Ink "Starry Nights", "India Ink" all ink from Stewart Superior
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- Spray Tag with Memories Mists: Blueberry Shake, when dry Stamp "large Flaky Background using Starry Night ink. Ink all edges of tag with Starry Night Ink. Spray all of the tag using Memories Mists: Iridescent. Set aside.
- Stamp Snowman using India Ink onto white cardstock.
- On craft sheet place a small amount of Accent Powder and gentle spray water onto it. Mix water into the powder using a paint brush, paint Accent Powder onto Snowman Image. Let dry. After the Accent powder is dry add color in image with colored pencils. Cut out image but cut off his arms.
- To make his arms: Cut three wires about 2 1/2" long - twist all three together and arrange the ends to look like fingers. Adhere the wire to the back of the snow man using a pop dot. Wires will go under the pop dot closes to the paper. Adhere Snowman to bottom of tag.
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Terry passed away March 13, 2013 at the VA medical Center (John Cochran) in St. Louis, MO, after putting up a courageous battle with lung cancer for one year. He remained strong and stoic and never complained a day during his fight. He was preceded in death by his brother, Richard Kennedy; and his wife, Ellen (Bolen) Kennedy. Terry is the son of Adrian and Leona Moore Kennedy. He was born in Erie, PA June 2, 1941 and had been a long time resident of Alton, IL. Per his last wishes, Terry was cremated and no services or memorials will be held. Terry entered the
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. Following Penn State University, he met and married his wife, Ellen Kennedy. Recently, he had been working for Senior Services Plus of Alton, IL as a driver delivering Meals on Wheels. Terry and his wife also volunteered their time with Senior Services Plus when he wasn't delivering Meals on Wheels. During his spare time, Terry and Ellen were members of the Kiwanis Club of Wood River Township, where Terry had been a member since 1992. During his time with the Kiwanis, Terry was President of the Wood River Township Kiwanis Club and later served as Lt. Governor of Division 31 of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa District of Kiwanis International. Terry is survived by his sisters, Sheila Bula of Erie, PA, Charlotte Kennedy of Pittsburgh, PA, Vicki Cavanaugh (Jim) of Pittsburgh, PA; and his brother, Jeff "Jasbo" Kennedy of Erie, PA. He is also survived by his daughter, Lori Kennedy of Fayetteville, NC; son, Phillip Kennedy of Hamlet, NC; granddaughters, Tiffany Lake (Matt) of Fort Bragg, NC and Taylor Kennedy of Fairview, NC; grandson, Logan, of Fairview, NC and numerous nieces and nephews and their children to include Teague and Kennedy Urban of Pittsburgh, PA.
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Dr. Arthur W. Fox graduated from the Ohio State University College of Medicine in 1973. He works in Bolingbrook, IL and 2 other locations and specializes in Pulmonary Disease. Dr. Fox is affiliated with Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital, Adventist Hinsdale Hospital, Adventist La Grange Memorial Hospital and Delnor Community Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
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# jobs - Tuesday 24 March, 2015
Tech firm DocuSign to create 100 jobs in Dublin
The company helps organisations by automating their paper-based processes.
# jobs - Monday 23 March, 2015
60 new jobs on the way at company that fights identity theft
The company hiring them is IDT911.
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This TD thinks the HSE is lying about trying to recruit mental health staff
Colm Keaveney said the situation leaves distressed people with "nowhere to go".
Saying jobs are only being created in Dublin is 'highly misleading'
One in four workers earn less than the living wage, new research has found.
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'If things are so successful, why are people still leaving the country?'
Richard Bruton has come under fire as he claims "substantial progress" on jobs.
What have Enda and co achieved in the last four years?
Here's everything you need to know about what's happening in Irish politics right now…
Looking for a job? Munster is the place to be
Employers in the southernmost province are gearing up for a hiring splurge over the next three months
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Good news on the jobs front: 300 new jobs are heading to Limerick
"This is great news for Limerick and the mid-west region," said Taoiseach Enda Kenny.
# jobs - Thursday 5 March, 2015
Microsoft are set to build a spanking new €134 million campus in Dublin
The two-year project should create 150 construction jobs in the capital
# jobs - Wednesday 4 March, 2015
Enda Kenny enjoyed himself at a big jobs announcement in Dublin today
Cloud firm LogMeIn are to hire 90 more people over the next three years.
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Cadbury's workers who lost their jobs to get help from government group
The job losses are part of an overall restructuring of Mondelez's operations in Ireland.
Tell the boss you're leaving – and there's a good chance you'll get a counter offer
Irish companies sometimes offer pay rises of up to 50 per cent to get people to stay – but often, it's a case of 'too little, too late'.
# jobs - Monday 2 March, 2015
Irish Water wants to fill 350 temporary positions
The jobs are to be based in Cork.
Irish factories are growing at their fastest rate in 15 years. But there's a catch
Industrial jobs are finally due to increase.
# jobs - Friday 27 February, 2015
Castles for everyone: Airbnb to create 200 jobs in Dublin
The roles will be based in Dublin.
Eircom has found a way to make money – take the razor to its workforce
The company has cut about one-third of its staff in the past two years.
Shock after job cuts at Cadbury factories
Trade union unite say they weren't expecting the extent of the job losses.
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This Irish company is trying to solve one of the biggest problems in job hunting
And it's bringing its plans overseas.
# jobs - Wednesday 25 February, 2015
With all this good news, why is Labour so low in the polls? We asked Joan Burton…
The Tánaiste answered questions about Labour's low poll ratings today.
# jobs - Monday 23 February, 2015
€7.6 million PER DAY – that's how much SuperValu made in sales in 2014
It's being put to good use though – they're creating 280 jobs this year
Apple is building an €850 million data centre in Athenry
The €1.7 billion investment in Europe was announced by the tech giant this morning.
# jobs - Thursday 19 February, 2015
170 jobs at risk as UPC moves roles to Philippines
Facilities in Dublin, Limerick, Galway, Cork and Waterford will be affected.
These are the startups Ireland's newest business leaders have been coming up with
Complicated tech ones for the most part…
# jobs - Wednesday 18 February, 2015
Recruiting: There are 90 midwife and nurse roles up for grabs in Mullingar
Last month staff were on the picket lines.
The level of female start ups in Ireland has increased 600% since 2011
With 1,500 jobs on the way Richard Bruton has hailed Ireland's entrepreneurs as 'heroes'.
# jobs - Monday 9 February, 2015
All hail Mr Tayto … he's about to create 150 jobs
Thanks to a rollercoaster.
Milking it: Dairy expansion to create 240 jobs
Good news for Cavan.
It's taken a long time, but the construction industry is doing ok (especially on commercial projects)
The rate of growth in commercial activity remained sharp, despite easing for the third month running.
# jobs - Sunday 8 February, 2015
Is it true that Fianna Fáil has no policies? Well, not really…
It's a constant claim thrown at the party, but it turns out it has more than a few ideas.
# jobs - Friday 6 February, 2015
Over 100 jobs created at two new service stations in Dublin and Laois
€10 million has been invested in the two sites.
# jobs - Thursday 5 February, 2015
Bose delays closure of Monaghan plant as talks on 140 workers continue
The plant will now close in June, giving unions an extra two months to settle on redundancy for the 140 staff members.
Which European country had the biggest jump in the number of job ads? Ireland
Does it mean good news?
Good news for a Thursday morning: 150 jobs on the way in Galway and Louth
Two jobs announcements this morning, from a sales firm and a healthcare company.
# jobs - Tuesday 3 February, 2015
This is what 2015 will look like for jobs and pay cheques*
*According to the Central Bank's latest update, that is.
Lots of new jobs on the way after crunch overcrowding talks
Nursing union the INMO has called for the jobs to be filled immediately "to alleviate the continued suffering of patients in inhumane conditions".
# jobs - Monday 2 February, 2015
Ka-ching! Centra has sales of more than €4 million A DAY
The convenience store plans to open 16 new shops this year, creating 380 jobs.
# jobs - Sunday 1 February, 2015
Taoiseach says IAG needs to give 'cast iron guarantee' on Aer Lingus bid
He said a formal offer has not been accepted by the board.
# jobs - Tuesday 27 January, 2015
'We want Bose to reconsider, closing this plant is going to hit the county hard'
Siptu is meeting with senior management at the audio company to appeal for them to reconsider the closure of a Monaghan facility.


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Memorial Garden Project
I have created a memorial garden in one corner of my yard and wanted some sort of plaque for some of the special people I have lost. Yesterday, I was at a shop that sells decor items and just plain stuff. In one corner, I found a stack of 14 x 14 inch pieces of tempered glass which had once served as display shelves in a store.
I bought one for just $4, brought it home, and played around with some etching cream I had purchased for another project. I was very pleased with the outcome...unfortunately, in order to photograph it, I had to put a black paper behind it, so it looks a little funerial, but in the garden it looks much prettier with leaves and flowers showing through the glass.
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What a wonderful idea. You did a great job on the etching.
Your plaque looks very nice and your etching is wonderful! I'm sure it will look lovely in your memorial garden. Thanks for sharing it with us....I'd love to see a picture of your garden too.
I really like what you did with the glass. Great idea. You did a nice job on the etching. With a different design it would even be pretty to hang on the wall or in a window. And guess what- I've had a stack of these in the shed for years, I forgot I even had them till I saw this.
I've never done etching, I assume it's like a stencil? How did you get the persons name all together so perfect? Really like the corners. TFS.


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We're down to about 1,200 tickets remaining for Countryfest 2013.
We're down to about 1,200 tickets remaining for Countryfest 2013.
We have released the final block of 200 VIP tickets for Countryfest 2013 "Our 20th Anniversary Show" on July 13th at the Schaghticoke Fairgrounds.
I hope you're ready for all the fun on Saturday, June 13th at The Schaghticoke Fairgrounds when 1077 'GNA rolls in for Countryfest 2013 our 20th Anniversary show.
Darius Rucker is one month into his True Believers Tour, but he's already got an eye on his next round of live shows. The singer says a tour with Sheryl Crow is being discussed, but he's not sure if the plan will come together.
'Wagon Wheel' hitmaker Darius Rucker is a truly terrific performer, as evidenced by his recent smashing show at Red Rocks Ampitheatre, and he brought his stellar musical skills to the stage on June 3 for his fourth annual 'Darius and Friends' concert, which benefits St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Rucker and pals raised over $95,000 in the process.
'Wagon Wheel' singer Darius Rucker is book to appear on ABC's hit show 'The Bachelorette,' but the 47-year-old country star isn't expecting to get the final rose. In fact, Rucker won't be at all vying for the attention of bachelorette Desiree Hartsock -- he'll actually be doing what he does best: performing.
Darius Rucker is not only a great performer that will be headlining 1077 'GNA Countryfest 2013 "Our 20th Anniversary Show" on July 13th at Schaghticoke Fairgrounds. He is probably the most generous performer I have ever met.
Well, we're just a little over a month away from the big show. 1077 'GNA Countryfest 2013 is July 13th at the Schaghticoke Fairgrounds.
After several energetic performances at the 2013 CMT Music Awards, Darius Rucker brought the crowd to their feet once again with a no-holds-barred rendition of 'Wagon Wheel.'
Darius Rucker got the good news on Monday when number ones become "official".
Sheryl Crow is off to a great start in her young career as a country artist. She joins a great list of artists that made the move from another type of music into country and had a lot of success. Some of the names on this list will blow you away when you have it hit you in the face that they didn't start their careers in country.
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$6,539 1964 Harley-Davidson FL Like BikeHarley-Davidson · Sarasota, FLCustom Seat, White Wall Tires, Luggage Racks, 500 miles on the rebuilt of engine...1964 Harley Davidson FL with Shovel head conversion an...Wheatley L. · 3 weeks ago
$5,105 1949 Harley Davidson Chopper Trike Shipp WorldwideHarley-Davidson · Saint Petersburg, FLThe engine and trans was completely rebuilt by Harley Davidson Central. The bike has new brake shoes and wheel cylinders - new Nexen 18"...Ris H. · 3 weeks ago
$5,755 1960 Harley Davidson Duo Glide FLH Delivery WorldwideHarley-Davidson · Safety Harbor, FLRestored 1960 Harley Davidson Duo Glide Pan Head FLH. Bike runs well and looks beautiful. Fully gone through with originality in mind. Up...Chria H. · 3 weeks ago
$6,500 1942 Harley-Davidson WLA 45 MILITARY WW2 MOTORCYCLEHarley-Davidson · Saint Petersburg, FL-A Genuine 1942 Harley Army bike WLA 45. -This bike is complete, runs and was driven 2 weeks ago, recent carb rebuild and new battery, ...Ainier R. · 3 weeks ago
$5,750 1961 Harley Davidson Dou Glide Panhead Vintage Original -Delivery Worldwide-Harley-Davidson · Clearwater, FLBought this survivor in 1988. Rick Doss Customs painted the sheet metal. Hi Fi blue & Birch white. The engine was untouched. Stock piston...Nierchris R. · 3 weeks ago
$3,670 2003 Harley Davidson ELECTRA GLIDE ULTRA FLHTCUIHarley-Davidson · Tampa, FL2003 HARLEY DAVIDSON ELECTRA GLIDE ULTRA 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY MODEL TWO TONE GREY / BLACK HIGH FLOW AIR CLEANER / CUSTOM EXHAUST / COM...User E. · 3 weeks ago
$5,100 1983 Harley-Davidson FLHT SHOVELHEAD WITH FAIRINGHarley-Davidson · Tampa, FL83 FLHT with '06 street glide fairing. this bike was painted by Dave Perewitz a few years ago.R&R Cycles rebuilt the engine. the frame a...Chria H. ·1 listing · 3 weeks ago
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