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LOL! Oh, no! I'm so sorry... maybe you can try again?
Sorry it didn't work out ... great effort! :) I love your blog and check it out often - found it on Today's Creative Blog. Thanks for your comment on my blog! I'm still trying to figure out your sleuthing technique - how did you know I recommended your blog?? :)
LOL! Oh my! Well thanks for being brave and testing the waters when so many of us wouldn't have even tried!
i was getting all excited and then laughed when you said not to eat it, ;0), oh well try, try, again. i am so excited to find your site because i want to use the crockpot more and have dinner ready after a busy and rushed day at work. thanks for your committment to keep trying the crock everyday!!! i look forward to your adventures,failures and successes
SHUT UP! I was so looking for just this kind of recipe last night. All O could find were Quinoa and Barley recipes and I haven't any barley. So I went to bed and am enjoying a smoothie this morning.
Here's hoping you'll find a good recipe!
HEE!! HEE!! You totally had me laughing so hard!! I was reading the ingredients and method so carefully so I could try it, and then you said not to eat it :) I love your style of writing :) Thanks for the comment on my blog! How did you know I was 'stalking' you :) ?? joanne
Well good thing I read that one all the way through. I may have just looked at the top picture and the ingredients, and went to town! We all have to make some mistakes and throw stuff away--at least it wasn't an expensive cut of meat! Maybe you could find a way to make waffles in your crockpot :)?
Did you wash the quinoa really thoroughly? I hear it can taste like dirt if you don't rinse it a lot.
I have never heard that tip before about washing quinoa. I'll try that, thanks!
I can tell when people put links on their blog thanks to site meter. It's free and *highly* addictive. (or maybe I just have that problem..) ;-0
Thanks for letting me link. :) I really was going to tell you I did it, just hadn't got around to it yet. :) This post was hilarious and I can't wait to try some of you good stuff.
Wow, I am sure glad I read through the whole recipe for your review. LOL I was all set to try this one....it sounded so healthy! I really enjoy reading your about your crockpotting adventures! Looking forward to trying the hot & sour soup for hubby when he gets home this weekend.
LOL...well, at least it looked pretty. I'm glad you are being a tester for all of us. :)
ha! looking forward to your do-over soon!
whew. it's nice to know not everything is perfect.
but dang. it sounded good.
Just stumbled upon your site. Look forward to checking it regularly. FYI - I have a great and super easy chicken tortilla soup recipe for the crock pot. Would be glad to e-mail it to you, but I didn't see a way to contact you (e-mail) on your blog. So, check it out here: http://gfrecipebox.blogspot.com/2007/11/crock-pot-chicken-tortilla-soup.html
Let me try again with the link:
Tiffany, thank you! I did get the link (when it is sent through email for some reason it reads it like a hyperlink, but in the comments it doesn't. weird)
A Gluten Free Recipe Box Blog! How exciting! I've bookmarked it and can't wait to dive into your archives.
my email is crockpotlady AT gmail DOT com. ;-)
I tried something similar for our Christmas morning breakfast.
I think I put in brown rice, those Irish oats (from the tin), wheat berries, dried apples, raisons, diced dried pineapple, chopped candied ginger, brown sugar, vanilla, and a whole mess of both water and milk.
Tasted like dirt at our house, too. Killed me to waste that food, but I couldn't even bribe anyone to eat it.
have you tried barley? I have a recipe for cooked barley with vanilla soy milk and some other stuff. It's not bad. My husband really likes it. I think it's a bit... chewy.
I've just added sitemeter to my blog now :) one more thing for me to get addicted to, lol
I love how you go through all the steps and then tell us not to eat it. You are truly committed.
that is so funny...what is quinoa..?
LOL! I was mentally making a shopping list before I came to the end of your post...
I set up the crock pot to make soup stock last night. I have to learn to "forget about it", it's harder than it seems. I woke up once at 1am and once at 4am to check how it was coming along!
LOL You crack me up! I've never bought your first three ingredients, don't even know what Quinoa is... I've got the high sugar content breakfast going! Bread Pudding made with Krispy Kreme donuts is more likely to be on my menu... and I have a minor in nutrition! LOL I know better.
But I do laugh my head off while reading your blog! You are so much fun! :)
HA! Hahahaha! I just popped over from somewhere or other, thinking "oooh, crockpot. Need to read that one!" now I will bookmark you, because crockpot tips + hilariousness= must read!
For breakfast in the crock I stick to steel cut oats with vanilla soy milk. thanks for reminding us to laugh at our mistakes; You're a wise one, crockpot lady!
chortle, chuckle, guffaw! ya killed me! just found ya, better 20 days late than never! i bow down to you; one of my resolutions was to use my crockpot once a week and this will make it much easier and fun!
You had me cracking up too! Ha haa! Looking forward to more breakfast recipes, though. (Especially since I make breakfast every day!)
I just linked to you from my blog. I found it off another. I love it. So far I haven't tried anything yet (just becuase I haven't gotten through my origianl mealplan for the month yet) but certainly plan on trying several.
I was especially looking for breakfast ones, since I have 5 kids and 1 babysitting child. I also have quinoa on hand that I need to use in something. I did read that you have to rinse it really well. I hope you come up with something else to make in the crock-pot.
I am in the process of getting all sizes. Thanks for a great website. I plan on going back through the archives a little at a time.
Bummer! It all sounded sooo good and I have quinoa and brown rice and have done the steel cut oats in the crockpot before. Dirt, though, I can pass on.
Before I made quinoa for the first time a few weeks ago I had read about washing it first. It actually took a bunch of rinsings to get it edible. The trick seems to be to rinse and rinse and rinse until when you taste a bit (raw) it is no longer bitter. It's so stinkin' small though that I had quinoa EVERYWHERE!!!! A colander with really tiny holes helps. I've still got a bunch left and was looking for more recipes for it. Guess I'll keep looking?
Well, I'm off to stir my crockpot breakfast potatoes and head off to sleep. Hope they don't taste like dirt for the brunch tomorrow...
I'm thinking that it has to do with the quinoa. I like quinoa, but I think it might be persnicketdy and not crock pot friendly. I'm going to try a brown rice pudding sans quinoa in the crock pot and see how things go. I am also oddly obsessed with my crockpot, so I love your site (especially your writing style)!
This cracks me up because it looks really good. I hate throwing away food, too-it makes me sad! But it's better than eating it all yourself.
LMAO - I have tried SO hard to like quinoa - it's supposed to have all these enzymes and more protein than any other grain... but you're right, it tastes like dirt. I have tried toasting it, cooking it in broth, buying the Seeds of Change mixes hoping the experts would have it right... but I just don't like it. Thought this recipe might be the ticket - grateful for the warning at the end!
Yes, it was the Q. If you want to mix grains- next time try barley...the unhulled kind or oatmeal (not quik type) but keep the amount of brown rice as primary ingred. I do 1 cup rice to 1/2 of barley.
I use organic short grain brown rice as it poofs better & absorbs the milk than long grain which remains like little bullets! HA!
That is why the pudding made with white rice is so creamy- it soaks up that milk! Try again.....
PS I hope you fed that "dirt" to your dogs- it makes GREAT dog food- and they do not care it tastes like dirt! lol.
Yes, it was the Q. If you want to mix grains- next time try barley...the unhulled kind or oatmeal (not quik type) but keep the amount of brown rice as primary ingred. I do 1 cup rice to 1/2 of barley.
I use organic short grain brown rice as it poofs better & absorbs the milk than long grain which remains like little bullets! HA!
Hope you fed that "dirt" to your dogs- they love it! er...brown rice that tastes like dirt that is!
try again..
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Could I get you to try just a plain rice pudding recipe? I'm having great success in my 6 quarter with this:
2 cups short or medium grain white rice
12 cups milk
vanilla extract to taste (we've even used real vanilla beans - YUM!)
about 1 c. sugar -could use less
big pinch salt.
4-5 hours on low.
YUM. Serve warm or (better) cold with half and half & cinnamon.
Quinoa has something on it called saponin (I believe that's how it's spelled...too lazy to look up the correct spelling at the moment). You have to rinse it really well. The way I do it is I fill a bowl with warm water, add the quinoa, and swish it around a bit. Then drain it into a fine mesh sieve. Keep swishing in warm water until the water is pretty clear. It can take anywhere from 1-5 or 6 times. Once the saponin is rinsed off, most of that "bitter" taste will be gone.
Without rinsing, it will definitely taste like dirt though. I found a really yummy breakfast quinoa recipe in Vegetarian Times that I make in my rice cooker. It's a spiced quinoa with dried cranberries.
Wishing you better luck next time!
Did you rinse the quinoa? Very important step, you know.
The best breakfast still remains authentic scottish porridge:
About 6 cups water to 1 cup steel cut oats (in bulk or in packages as scots or irish oats... small and grainy, not like oatmeal)...
and low overnight... or high for
2 hours with stirring... or high for an hour then down to low for 5-6 hours.
wonder if you could have used it as part of an oatmeal cookie recipe instead of throwing it away. Looked good enough to eat! :o)
ha! This post is hilarious! I just ran across this blog tonight when I was looking for ways to make yogurt without a "yogurt maker". Thanks for all the info on this blog! Looking forward to reading more when I have more time!
Maybe you should try it with millet instead.
I wash AND soak the quiona for like 5 minutes.
I'm going to try this - except in my rice cooker. It sounds good. I'm going to add some cinnamon and cut out the white sugar. Hmmm ... this blog always has me thinking!
Without this Web site, my creativity would have died out long ago and I'd still be eating nothing but rice, so thank you!
I love, love, love that you have "other flops" listed at the bottom of this post. You are so funny, and this blog is always a delightful resource!
My favorite crockpot rice pudding recipe for breakfast: 2 C brown rice, 3-3 1/2 C water, 1 tsp cinnamon, 2 eggs, several splashes of maple syrup, dot with butter, and a handful of raisins to taste, cooked on low overnight.
Just ate Barley pudding with prunes. 400 grams whole Barley 5 times as much water and 800 grams prunes. Salt and a stick of cinnamon.Rinse Barley until water is clear.. Put all ingredients in slow cooker overnight on low. Enough portions for 12 persons. I am going to freeze what 's left.
Eat with honey and fresh tangerine or other fruit. It was good.
holy crap that is awesome. posting everything perfect for me to try but then saying BUT DONT DO IT...because it sucks. THANK you so much. too many recipes say they are awesome for whole grains and they taste like dirt big hugs
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BatonRouge wrote:But it seems that I am just unable to internalize the fact that I cannot manage my own life!
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Revision as of 01:16, 7 October 2010The overhead_map webpage allows one to display images, lines, points, and arrows on a top-down rendering of a real-world surface.
Introduction: Running omclock example on a single machineTo test that we can get everything up and working, we will use omclock, which draws a clock face with the current time on a soccer field. Once this is up and running, one can easily swap omclock with any other node that publishes Overhead_Map_Objs messages to allow for custom visualizations. omclock has a built-in launch file, which will start omclock and rosjs: > roslaunch omclock omclock.launch Next, point your web browser to: file://[PATH-TO-brown-ros-pkg]/experimental/overhead_map/overhead_map.html where the "PATH-TO-brown-ros-pkg is the local path to brown-ros-pkg. For example, in Brian's test, he visits the page: file:///home/brian/ros/stacks/brown-ros-pkg/experimental/overhead_map/overhead_map.html If successful, you should see a rendering of the CS148 field with a clock.
Running overhead_map with custom codeIf all overhead_map could do was run clock applications, it would be pretty useless! The good news, though, is that it is a very straightforward process to move away from the stock functionality provided and completely swap it with your code. Simply put, to publish messages to overhead_map, one needs to publish messages of type Overhead_Map_Objs (defined in om_msgs/msg) to the topic "overhead_map_objs". (In fact, this is exactly what omclock does.) When a web browser is directed to the overhead_map page, overhead_map communicates to rosjs via WebSockets to ask rosjs to subscribe to said topic; rosjs then listens for the topic in ROS and forwards the messages to overhead_map. overhead_map then renders the messages on-screen as they arrive. In each rendering, only the last sent message is rendered. Details about the publishing format for om_msgs can be found in om_msgs/msg/Overhead_Map_Obj.msg and om_msgs/msg/Overhead_Map_Objs.msg. Below, we will walk step-by-step through omclock to show how to publish this message type. Multi-machine setupMake sure all computers are connected to the same network. The three tasks at hand are:
Any single machine may take on one or multiple roles. The interaction between the server, robot, and laptop is, in essence:
On robot, and only on robot, om_msgs needs to be "compiled" so that the om_msg types Overhead_Map_Obj and Overhead_Map_Objs are available: > rosmake om_msgs (In fact, neither server nor laptop need ever know ROS exists at all!) Execution (Server, Robot, and Laptop)
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- Equipped with overflow drain - works in tandem with the primary to prevent an overflow or spillage
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Product Technologies / Benefits:
- Undermount Sinks: Create a seamless counter-to-basin transition. Sleek styles and ease of cleaning are what makes these the preferred design choice.
Product Specifications:
- Overall Length: 20-11/16" (measured from the left outer rim to the right outer rim)
- Overall Width: 17-5/16" (measured from the back outer rim to the front outer rim)
- Height: 8-5/8" (measured from the bottom of sink to the top of the rim)
- Basin Width: 14-1/2" (measured from the back inner rim to the front inner rim)
- Basin Length: 18-1/4" (measured from the left inner rim to the right inner rim)
- Basin Depth: 5-3/16" (measured from the center of basin to the rim)
- Installation Type: Undermount
- Number of Faucet Holes: 0
- Drain Outlet Connection: 1-3/4"
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Navy - Kohler K-2339-G9
Sandbar - Kohler K-2339-71*
Seafoam Green - Kohler K-2339-6*
Skylight - Kohler K-2339-Y2*
Sunlight - Kohler K-2339-NG*
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White Satin - Kohler K-2339-45*
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- Contrasted collar with no closure
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The fit of this jacket is perfect. Others commented on it not having a button or other closure but this jacket falls perfectly and doesn't need it. Nice and light for the spring and summer and cute for work or with a nice pair of dark jeans to go out.
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Great Summer Blazer
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Really like this jacket. The material is light, which will be perfect for spring and summer but almost to the point of being flimsy. I don't like that there is no closure but the jacket falls perfectly! The little tan trim adds something extra. I got the white ankle pants to match. Think it will work for a variety of styles. I'm a little more trendy so I plan to wear it with a screen tee and slinky ankle pumps, but I know it will transfer well to the office or my less trendy days. Very excited to wear!!!!
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The kickass survival site for anyone who's ever been lied to, cheated on and left for dead.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing But...: How Much Do You Think You Need to Know?
It's a fair question. She seems to not know nor suspect, though their marriage is fragile to say the least. Assuming Frank is honest in his desire to put his transgression behind him and to focus on his marriage, why did he tell her?
And, in hindsight, would you want to know? Or would you rather move forward together or apart without knowing the full truth of your relationship? Is that even possible?
Full Disclosure
If it's true that Tiger Woods is at a rehab center for sex addicts, one of the steps is full disclosure of his sexual acting out. In other words, the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
I was offered the same process or rather I was told that I would be participating in the same process – complete with his and hers therapists to support both of us during the disclosure session.
I opted out. It struck me that it was sounding more like an ambush than a disclosure session, though one could argue it's just a matter of perspective. Byt hat point, I had asked – and received answers for – my most pressing questions. I had been tested, thankfully negative, for STDs, including HIV.
I didn't want to know any more. I felt shell-shocked and completely overwhelmed.
Experts insist that the disclosure process isn't to ram unwanted details down the betrayed wife's throat, but rather to put both spouses on the same page, metaphorically, so that they can move forward in their relationship equipped with the same information. Honesty, they argue, is critical to a healthy marriage.
I agree...but I think the betrayed wife should hold the controls. She should be the one to determine the questions, decide the level of detail and even define a schedule.
What do you think? Did you want to hear everything? Or "just the facts, ma'am". Can too much information create more problems? Or, if something is held back, might it re-emerge at a later date and create more problems?
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- AnonymousMay 30, 2010 at 7:06 PM
It's strange really. I was angry at first that my husband told me. Why bother me with HIS problem. It's was as if he was asking me for help. And yes, once I knew, I felt the need to know more as I knew the person he was having the affair with. The details were extremely painful. On top of that, I'm not even sure - never will be - if he told me the whole truth. The lying is a problem far worse than he sex. But suddenly, I had enough of it. I am no longer interested. Maybe the details are only of interest in the anger-stage. Once you get to the pain, one might not need more pain. - twice bittenAugust 12, 2010 at 11:02 PM
i only need to know a few details at a time. when? where? in my bed? (nope, in the guest bed, and IN A CAR. so klassy. i don't get how you could be having sex in a car at the age of 30 and possibly think it's in any way good.) maybe i'll need more details later. she seems so irrelevant now, as my husband decides if he "ever loved me in the first place."
ReplyDelete - AnonymousAugust 17, 2010 at 2:14 PM
I'm about 6 weeks post D-Day. I've gotten some details, but not from him. He's still lying and denying about how many and how long and he "never said I loved her" (when I have forwarded emails and texts from her that said he did). I'm to the point I don't want details of the actual "relationships" anymore(he moved in with one for a couple of months while we were separated, they were "together" for a year, while others were very short. It's starting to become too painful to know the details now. I still want full disclosure of now many and how long and when did it start, but that's all. I guess I want him to confess, but I'm starting to doubt he ever will. Now, I'm trying to deal with the triggers that fling me into anxiety attacks and not trusting him or believing anything he says. I came across some of our emails from last year when we were separated and I had accused him many times of cheating prior and during this time without any concrete evidence....and as I was reading his denials and how he still loves me and misses me (while living with her), all I could think of was "I did know"!
ReplyDelete It's amazing, in hindsight, how many of us did know. On some level, our instincts were telling us what was happening and, for some reason, we let our spouse's denials override that. That's one of the big lessons I've learned out of all this -- to trust that voice.
And yes, I think it's wise to get only the info you feel you need, rather than a whole lot of details that do little more than compound your pain.
And, in my estimation, without him coming clean, your marriage can't possibly heal. And you clearly could never trust him. I'm so sorry you're dealing with this...- AnonymousOctober 29, 2010 at 8:25 AM
I am ambivalent at this point. The 'truth' was coming out in layers, and each layer twice the betrayal of those previous. I do not know where I will be emotionally when he hits that ninth tell-all step. I wanted to know everything at the beginning. Better a huge knife to the heart than the death of a thousand paper cuts. But when he is finally sober enough and brave enough to tell, will I want to go down that dark, terrible path again? Will I have the courage to face the cycling and the despair that I know will follow, endangering what fragile strength I may have cobbled together? I have five months of crying headaches and sleepless nights and rolling through hate and love and terror over and over. I don't know if I can do all that again after another five months, or ten, trapped by the timeline of his progression through the steps. I still feel like he holds all the cards and I just fall endlessly. When I have regained my own sense of self, will I give a damn about listening to his emotional vomit at the expense of my own sanity?
ReplyDelete As I stated in my original blog post, I recognized that I didn't want full disclosure. I knew what I needed to (and more!) and didn't want the agony of going through it again with additional details/info that really didn't alter the reality that he'd cheated. The numbers and genders and dates had become irrelevant. Unless I found out it had been with a friend of someone still in our lives – something I asked him point-blank – I was done listening.
And I'm convinced that letting the betrayed wife determine what she does or doesn't want to know is key towards her healing. So much of the betrayal trauma is about what was done TO us. It's critical that she take back some control.- AnonymousJune 7, 2013 at 2:30 PM
E- though this post is ages old, I'm catching up and you are a blogger who still blogs - unlike many blogs listed to the right. Disclosure is also for the addict. I chose not to do a formal disclosure also, only because their were rules. Excuse me? Rules? No, I don't think so. So the disclosure was done throughout a few months. A lot done on the kitchen table with him writing columns of what and where and when and how many and how much money. Then he did a disclosure table with his CSAT and I again opted out of the formal disclosure. I had all the information. But now still thinking of when to do the actual formal with a poly. Milton Magness is very much into this and I agree positively. It's just the pain is still very raw and to do it formally sounds like pouring lemon juice into the wound. But it is what it is. That is my new saying. It is what it is. It is what it is. I married a man who cared about his penis more than our marriage. Now he's different, but like I say, so what does that mean for all the 20 plus years of strip clubs, porn, prostitutes? It is what it is. Some say an affair is worse. Well, my husband had an affair with sex addiction. So I get an affair plus sex addiction. But to state again - the disclosure is also the addict - to come clean, to be fully present, to be fully accountable, to know that he now cannot use any excuse in the past like "what she doesn't know won't hurt her."
ReplyDelete Ages old again! ...I am not the same writer as above, but I am going through this wretched pain of not knowing if what I know was "everything". There are a few things I don't want to know. I don't want to know her age, that would be horrifying, I know. I don't want to know what she looked like, she worked in a sex establishment, dancer, hooker, whatever,, so I have an Idea she was really no slouch, in fact my H described her as "the whole package", something I could have lived without knowing but you see my husband had a nasty habit/hobby of detailing his escapades online in a sex forum. many of the stories, he says, were made up or exaggerated to booster his low self esteem and look like a hotshot. But his "I never really KNEW what I would do, until I did it" comment was one I believed, until just this week when I found the old hotel reservation, which had HER name on it too. so, my educated guess is, if you put the girls name in your hotel reservation, you pretty much know what it is you are going to do. It's little bullshit details like that that are killing me. H has changed his life drastically since d day! I give him full props for that, together we are in a much better place and working to make it even better..p. When I get pissed about something I don't know, he reminds me I did NOT want all the details at the start, and I didn't. But now that I am thinking a bit more rationally (most of the time 5 and a half months in), I feel like I should get the answers that I feel I need. It does not feel like pain shopping, I have done that and have stopped. These are just little unsaid details that end up popping up (hello extended tax filing that forces me to pour over the details of 2013..the lost year..and WHY did I NOT ONCE look at his texting habits and numbers?) that blindside me, and although now they don't push me back to square one, they do set me back, and I am sick of it. Just give me the straight dope. I am pretty sure I know the worst...and the WORST was and is deception.
ReplyDeleteThis is excellent advice.
I am almost 2 years from D-day #1. I have to say that I am glad our therapist pulled me away from getting the deep details. I know the major events. That was enough for me. I have enough mind movies as it is.
However, my H did alot of minimizing and hiding of his behavior so I desperately wanted him to "admit" everything to someone so that he couldn't pretend that it wasn't what it was. But he wasn't able to so instead I got the trickle truth over a year. Brutal way to get disclosure.
My recommendation is to get the truth in a controlled environment, with a therapist. And with a spouse who is willing to tell you anything that you want to know. But only after your taking time to understand the implications of knowing certain details. Trying to get disclosure immediately after d-day is potentially more harmful to you than you think at the time. Then come up with your questions and think through why you need to know that specific info. Think through how that piece of info will serve you. Are certain details going to be extremely traumatizing and prevent you from healing? Do you think you can move past those details?


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Country Corner Farm Market & Pumpkin Patch
Farm, Fresh, Fun! Explore acres of pumpkins, a giant interactive adventure corn maze, farm-fresh produce, a petting zoo, craft barn, tree house and playground. Hayrack and pony rides, Mine for gems, ride the famous cow train. Special event weekends and concessions are also offered.U-pick pumpkins, interactive adventure corn maze and flashlight maze available in month of October. Ample parking and a nominal charge for activities. May through September 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Month of October Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and S
Thrifty on Route 150
Cruise the highway; treat Mom to the sights and sounds of Henry County's Thrifty on 150 from Route 6 in Coal Valley to Galesburg. It's a day to shop for deals at the many antique, plant and yard sales. Make a stop in Alpha to visit the car show and the plant sale at Gazebo Park.
Home for the Holidays Arts and Crafts Fair
Satisfy your shopping urges at the annual "Home for the Holidays Arts and Crafts Fair" held in Geneseo. You will be able to select from the plethora of hand crafted items that would be difficult to find anywhere else. There will be something for everyone, so get your holiday shopping done early!
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Antique Engine & Tractor Association Working Farm Show
National Rumely Oil Pull Expo in 2015! Visit the 50-acre showground and experience the fall harvest early 1900's style. Event features the historical value of collection and exhibition of gasoline and steam tractors, power driven farm machinery and other equipment through field demonstrations, displays of gas engines, garden tractors, farm tractors and equipment. Tractor pulls, craft demonstrations, speakers, children activities and music are featured daily. Food is available and parking is free. .
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Colona Memorial Day Celebration
Fun begins Thursday on Hennepin Canal Parkway with carnival children's activities, horseshoe contest, nightly live entertainment in the beer garden and don't miss the 42nd annual parade starting at 2 p.m on Sunday.
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Fort Obie Rendezvous and Living Hitory Encampment
Visit the old world featuring a tipi encampment, black powder shoots, pre-1840 demonstrations, bow-shoots, tomahawk and knife throwing, primitive fire-starting, and 1840 trade goods. Open: 10am to 5pm on Saturday, and 10am to 3pm on Sunday. Admission $2.00 per person.
Cambridge Fest & Auto Show
If you enjoy classic cars and trucks in a historic downtown setting, please join us for the annual Cambridge Auto Show in Cambridge. Over 150 cars, trucks and motorcycles will be on display. The day offers live entertainment, tours of the Historical Heritage Village, food and craft vendors, along with many other activities.
Andover Christmas Julotta
For over 160 years this early morning (6:30 a.m.) service has been held at Augustana Lutheran Church. The service is held in a setting similar to that used by the Swedish congregation in 1870. The choir sings a Swedish anthem and the service is in English. Candles in the pews, altar and windows illuminate the sanctuary. Service begins at 6:30am.
Andover Christmas Walk
Andover and Andover Lake Park will glow with decorations. Stroll on walkways marked by luminaries or ride in a horse-drawn wagon. Join a soup supper, visit Santa and take part in a Christmas tree silent auction. Refreshments & kids crafts at the American Legion Building from 5pm to 7pm. Visit candle-lit Jenny Lind Chapel and hear live Christmas music from 6pm to 8pm.
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Country Corner Pumpkin Cannon Weekend
Have you ever seen pumpkins fly at the speed of sound? Watch the Q-9 pumpkin cannon – always shooting for a world record, or pick and shoot your own pumpkin. Distance and accuracy competitions are held twice daily.
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Country Corner Giant Pumpkin Festival
Jack O'Lantern meets Jack and the Beanstalk! Like Jack's plant, a pumpkin can grow, and grow, and GROW – until it becomes one of the stars of the annual Giant Pumpkin Festival! See pumpkins weighing over 500 pounds. Most are for sale, so–give yourself the ultimate challenge and wrestle a giant out in our 20-acre pumpkin patch–or just point at one that's been pre-picked at the farmstand. We'll help with the wrestling, weighing and toting. Fall fun park, hayrack rides, corn cannons, our famous "Cow Train" barrel train, "Mining for Gems" ,bounce house, and Kids' Corn Maze. Free admission, ample parking, nominal charge for events. Fall Fun Park open: 10:30am to 6pm.
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Cambridge Christmas on the Square
70 plus crafters will be featured at the Cambridge Parent Club's annual craft show. Visit beautifully decorated homes during the Tour of Homes, area churches will feature "specialty treats." Stop at Cambridge Community Hall and enjoy a visit with Santa, Holiday Music, supper and view the Festival of Trees. End the day and partake in the Baptist Church Christmas Cantata. Hours: 10am to 8pm.
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Maple City Fine Art Exhibition
Area artists display their artwork at the Geneseo Art League and the Cellar Restaurant and compete for top honors during this exhibit.
Harvest Moon Lighted Parade
The community spirit of Alpha shines bright and brings residents and visitors together to enjoy their lighted parade and festive food. Parade begins at dusk.
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More Fun on 81 – 180th Andover Anniversary Celebration
Civil war reenactment will line Lake Andover offering a glimpse into the past. An antique and lawn and farm tractor show will be held at the museum grounds. Gather for the concerts and grab a bite to eat from one of the many food vendors to choose from. Artisans and craft vendors will be featured throughout the grounds. Kids will enjoy the fishing derby. Remember our veterans and participate in a Salute to Veterans.
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Country Corner Fall Flea Market
Enjoy a large Flea Market with over 20 vendors each day displaying their wares for sale from 10am to 5pm. Hayrack Rides, U-Pick Pumpkins, Corn Maze. Fall Fun Park Hours: 10:30am to 6pm.
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Country Corner - Grandparents Day Weekend/Customer Appreciation
Kids, visit Country Corner in Alpha with your Grandparents. Grandparents will be admitted free with a paying grandchild. Activities available include a Hayrack Ride, U-Pick Pumpkins, and Corn Maze. Special Discounts and Concessions in Timber Park. Hours: 9 am to 6 pm. Fall Fun Park Hours:10:30 am to 6 pm.
20th Annual Apple Anne's Antique & Flea Market
Enjoy an upscale antique show featuring 30 vendors on the Alwood Elementary School lawn located on Hwy. 150 in Alpha. Early Bird Admission: $5, Regular Admission $1. Open 8:30 am to 3:00 pm.
Joy of Christmas Service
This beautiful Christmas service is one you won't want to miss. It begins in Andover's Augustana Lutheran Church and concludes by walking to candlelit Jenny Lind Chapel for communion. The service features special choral and instrumental music by Augustana College students and faculty. Refreshments follow the service at Augustana Church. Service begins at 7:30pm.
Geneseo Christmas Walk
Geneseo's spirit sparkles downtown with Christmas magic in the air. Each storefront window has family, friends and even animals depicting various scenes. Enjoy chestnuts roasting. Make memories for young and old. Join the Jingle Bell Run and other family activities during the afternoon and enjoy the lighted Christmas parade at 5PM. Watch for Santa. Hours: 8am to 9pm.
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Trains, Planes and Automobiles
Geneseo's fastest growing event gets even better. Join Gen-Air for a fly-in luncheon on Thursday, Cruise the Hennepin Canal by golf carts on Friday. Visit downtown on Saturday as the streets fill up with vintage cars from all eras, train engines, model trains, airplanes, food and festivities.
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Henry County Fair
A week long summer event showcasing Henry County's premier agricultural talent; area residents display their livestock, art and garden pride. Watch, or better yet, partake in the tractor pull or demolition derby. Food and carnival rides for all to enjoy.
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Geneseo Music Fest
A Geneseo tradition reinvented. City Park becomes filled on Friday with the annual queen contest and supper to follow. On Saturday family fun begins with music, children and family activities, food and beverage. Activities begin at 5 pm on Friday and 8 am on Saturday.
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Torment at Twelve Hundred
This theatrical haunted attraction will engulf all the senses with a magnitude of fears. The trail through the woods leading to Dr. E. Vilstien's secret laboratory and Hidden View Sanatorium will make you scream and run for your life. Not recommended for 12 year olds and younger. Open toed shoes and high heels are prohibited! Torment at Twelve Hundred bids you to see what new horrors await. Open: 3-5 10-12 17-19, and 24-26 and October 31. Hours: 7pm to 10pm. Admission is $13.00 per person.


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Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors Recap!
Or at least a recap of the one day I was able to make it out there (yesterday)....
For some reason I never realized that the convention wasn't going to start till 5pm on Friday, so we ended up arriving at the Javits Center 3 hours early and totally soaking wet head to toe thanks to the torrential downpours of the day, which seem to occur whenever I want them to occur the least. Not a good start to the day if ya ask me! After standing in line a couple hours, listening to horror geeks (no disrespect meant!) mull on about their brilliant movie and comic book ideas that will likely never get finished or even started, Jen and I headed into our first Fangoria Weekend of Horrors, which we soon realized we had perhaps hyped up a bit too much. While we initially thought that we probably shouldn't even go on Friday as five hours (it ended at 10pm) would not be nearly enough to get the full enjoyment out of a Fango convention, we ended up leaving an hour and half before ten out of boredom. Go figure!
I've been to a few different conventions in my day (Monster Mania, Horrorfind, Chiller Theatre) and I figured that Fangoria would surely top them all. After all, it is FANGORIA! But while you'd think that would make the convention an amazing one, in my opinion that is precisely what made it far from that. It's a big business so naturally, the convention was run like a business, as opposed to the labor of love Monster Mania (which is run by a guy by the name of Dave Hagan who most likely ends up barely making any money off of it), for example, is. It's like comparing Blockbuster and a mom and pop video store. The latter most times has not only better product but better service, better atmosphere, and most importantly, more passion and love behind it than the big corporation that is merely out for the bottom line ; MONEY. From the Verizon people advertising their product and pushing it on you the minute you walked in the door to the HIGHLY overpriced autograph and photo-op tickets to the number of booths that were barely even horror related, Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors felt exactly like Blockbuster to me. Granted yes, every booth at every convention is out to make a few bucks but it felt so forced and so plainly obvious this time around. It was so clear that this was entirely money motivated as opposed to a labor of love and I totally blame the fact that it was put on by a big corporation like Fangoria. Even Tony Timpone (clad in a suit), editor of Fangoria, literally got up on stage and told us all that it costs a lot of money to rent out the Javits Center for the weekend (albeit it was a very very tiny part of the Javits Center) and that we should all tell our friends to come down so they can make enough money . He literally put it exactly that way and it came off pretty prickish, as you can imagine. Have I ever heard anything like that at Monster Mania, which is run by a guy with a fraction of the money Fango has? Nope. On top of that, him and the other Fango guy running the thing called us "customers". We were not just horror fans out for a good time, out to meet our favorite stars and mingle with like minded individuals, we were "customers". I think that pretty much sums it all up, straight from the horses mouth. If I can make one last comparison that came to mind ; think of a horror blog that is run by someone who's doing it out of love, with great posts and frequently updated content vs one run by a guy who read that blogging can make you a lot of money and so he littered it with adsense advertising and Paypal 'donate' buttons and updates the bare minimum to try and squeeze a few bucks out of his readers. Which one would you rather read?
All that being said, it was still a horror convention and horror conventions are still, by their very nature, fun. So enough pointing out the negatives and lets talk about the things we did and saw while there....
The dealer room was fairly small with not a whole lot of great product that caught my eye so the only thing I ended up picking up was Inglorious Bastards on DVD. Never see that in stores and I figured I gotta see it before I see Tarantino's version (which was partially inspired by the original, although it is not a remake). Ended up getting screwed out of a dollar on it because the vendor didn't have another dollar bill change to give me. Not a big deal but just another sign that something was a little off at this convention! And that's it on the vendor purchases side of things. Jen didn't even pick up anything either.
The highlight of the day was the panels they had going on, or at least one panel in particular : Guillermo Del Toro (pictured with co-author Chuck Hogan). Jen and I are both big fans of his and it was awesome to see him up on stage. Had no idea how funny and vulgar of a guy he was! He talked mostly about his new vampire novel that he co-wrote, The Strain, which has a very interesting backstory to how it came to be and sounds really awesome. After that I thought he was going to be signing copies of the book, which is what they made it seem like, but turns out they were merely selling copies of the book already pre-signed by Del Toro (and Hogan), with him nowhere in sight. Still cool enough to purchase, which we did, and I can say for sure that this wasn't a decision on Del Toro's part so much as it was a necessity because he's a very busy man and has places to be (Hobbit!), but it was still pretty dissapointing. But we got an autographed copy of the book and that made us happy enough. Can't wait to crack into that and now's the perfect time being that I literally just yesterday finished the book I had been reading (more on that in a seperate post to come). Will definetly post about The Strain after I read it.
The next panel was The Godfather of Gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis. No disrespect to the man, but it was a fairly boring hour or so discussion. He showed a couple clips from his new movie Grim Fairy Tale, which does not look good on any level. It was cool to see him up there as i've never met him before but it just wasn't very entertaining. It's kinda sad to see these guys that pioneer a certain type of film and then try to make the same type of movie decades later. Time has kinda passed him by and what might've been great and innovative forty years ago just isn't appealing anymore. It is still awesome to see such an old dude staying true to himself and directing horror films though so serious props to him for that. Keep doin what ya do, HGL!
Next up was the original Last House crew reunion ; Marc Sheffler (Junior), David Hess (Krug), Fred Lincoln (Weasel), and some dude who wrote a Last House book. Jeramie Rain, who played Sadie, was supposed to be there but I guess didn't show up. This was a rather sleazy panel that almost made me never want to watch Last House again. It was pretty much an hour of these three guys waxing on about how great they are and how Wes Craven had nothing to do with the making of Last House and it all came across as very not humble in the least and very rude. Hess has a reputation for being not so nice although i've talked to him a bit on MySpace and he's always been cool to me. But he didn't come across too well on this night. Lots of talk of porn and the 70 year old Fred Lincoln saying how he'd rather "fuck and suck" women than kill them. Felt like I needed a shower after this one but hey, it's the Last House crew, what do you expect?
After that we caught a little of Tom Savini's panel. We've seen and heard him a million times so we didn't stay for the whole thing but he did mention one piece of interesting news. Don't know if it's been announced anywhere yet but Robert Rodriguez has just cast Savini as a bad guy in the upcoming flick Machete! Should be fuckin awesome.
The rest of the night consisted of some kind of fashion show and a screening of Dead Snow, neither of which we made it to. I would've liked to have seen both and I realllly want to see Dead Snow but both Jen and I agreed that we were kinda done with the whole thing and opted instead to head over to Virgil's for some nice delicious barbecue treats and I can't say I regret that decision in any way. I'll get around to seeing Dead Snow soon enough, I figure.
All in all it was still a fun time and i'm glad we went but I was far from impressed with what I saw. I got to stop over to the Troma booth and say hi to the guys I worked with over there so that was cool. Had it been a really awesome convention we'd probably be heading back there tommorow, but neither of us feels any desire for that. Granted we went on Friday which is notorious for not being the best convention day and today and Sunday would've probably been a bit better and more star studded (and more crowded, there was barely anyone there yesterday!), but I think even at it's best Weekend of Horrors could not even touch the fun of a convention like Monster Mania. As Jen pointed out, we are so gonna appreciate the next Mania that comes around (August)! I am kinda bummed that I didn't get to meet or even see Ben Foster, as I really wanted to, but i'm sure they would've been charging $60 for his autograph anyway (that is literally the price they were charging for James Marsters). Did I mention that they were also charging an upwards of $40 just to take a picture (a "photo-op") with the bigger names? Whatever happened to just putting the stars in a room and you can go up to them, chat, take a picture, get your shit signed, all at your leisure? Like I said, it was a fully organized and rule laden big business event as opposed to the laid back and fun event it should have been. Big thumbs down on Weekend of Horrors for me. In closing I just wanna say I love you Dave Hagan and I bow before your feet. We need more people like you running these conventions.....
Can you tell which convention is my favorite?
One last thing. If you run a horror convention, make sure it takes place in a hotel!! The community feel that creates is a huge part of the fun not to mention it allows you to buy cheap beer and bring it up to your room and drink as you please. A horror convention without alcohol is not a horror convention done right if ya ask me!
7 comments:
- kaiyn said...
The Weekend of Horror conventions are pretty much run by Creation, so it isn't a surprise that it wasn't really laid back. They have everything scheduled, and some of them get pretty irritated when things run behind...to the point of rushing the celeb guests. Speaking from experience, of course.
- June 7, 2009 at 12:18 AM
- Johnny said...
Oh ya they were rushing everyone to the point that it became very rude to the guests.
- June 7, 2009 at 1:10 AM
- Zach said...
That's too bad it wasn't that great. It's also too bad you didn't get to see Dead Snow, because I loved that movie. I can't wait for it to come out over here officially!
- June 7, 2009 at 9:43 AM
- Geof said...
Let us know what you think about Inglorious Bastards if you get a chance. I'm curious to see both versions as well.
- June 7, 2009 at 8:56 PM
- Johnny said...
Definetly will. If I don't get around to making a full post on it, i'll jot down my thoughts in the "Movies I Saw In June" at the end of the month =)
- June 7, 2009 at 9:36 PM
- Jennie Boots said...
cant wait until monster mania, we have some serious making up to do.
- June 8, 2009 at 7:43 PM
- Brad said...
Ah yes, I remember the Fangoria Con vividly. In chi-town we have 2 major ones: Fangoria and Flashback Weekend. I must admit, Flashback is a lot better, but they can be very money driven at times now too. At Fangoria the prices were just absurd for everything. You couldn't do basically anything unless you had specific permission or paid a fee. It was ridiculous because, these are HORROR celebs. Why on Earth would I pay 60 hard earned dollars for a photo next to an average F/X display that looks totally forced and professional? Gah, bad memories!
- June 8, 2009 at 8:59 PM


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Oster® Golden A5® Single-Speed Horse Clipper has virtually unbreakable housing. Wider sweep for faster cutting. Heavy-duty for easy body clipping.
Clip your horse anywhere and get professional results with the Andis® Freedom Cord/Cordless Clipper. Ideal for bridle paths, fetlocks, ears and faces, this horse clipper comes with an adjustable stainless steel blade.
The Wahl® Lister Liberty Popular Pack Premier delivers speedy clipping for 2 1/2 hours. Slim, lightweight and quiet, this horse clipper includes an A2 fine blade and comes in its own carrying case.
Innovative technology in a cord/cordless clipper offers constant speed and exceptional power. The Li Pro Cord/Cordless Clipper by Wahl® features a lithium-ion motor with up to 75 minutes of cordless clipping and an improved five-level adjustable blade set. Ergonomic design has one-piece housing for hand comfort while clipping.
The Laube® Cowboy Clipper is a lightweight, easy to operate horse clipper that results in a smooth finished effect with no tracks. This compact horse clipper runs cool and operates quietly.
The Wahl® KM10 Professional 2-Speed Clipper runs at 3,000 and 3,700 SPM, delivering maximum power and torque with the utmost dependability. This correctly-balanced, ergonomic clipper helps reduces wrist and hand fatigue during large clipping jobs. Includes 5-year warranty.
The Wahl® Figura LI+ Cordless Clipper runs up to 90 minutes on battery and boasts a 10-minute quick-charge feature for an extra 5 minutes of runtime. This lithium ion horse clipper runs at 6,000 SPM and has a comfortable, ergonomic design to lessen hand fatigue. It includes a 5-in-1 Fine Blade with an integrated cutting length adjustment from #9, #10, #15, #30 and #40.
The Andis® MBG™ Clipper is powerful yet quiet. Ideal for all-day, heavy use, it has an ergonomic design for a comfortable hold and steady control. This horse clipper has detachable blades that swap out with a snap, and it runs at 3800/spm for a fast and professional results.
Specially designed for heavy use, the Oster® Volt Cordless Clipper runs on a lithium-ion battery with up to two hours life on a single charge. A quick-charge feature is also built in to extend cordless cutting time. Lightweight and ergonomic, this clipper uses all A5® detachable blades. A number 10 blade is included.
Engineered in Germany, the Wahl® KM5 Professional 2-Speed Clipper delivers maximum performance, increased power and torque and extended durability with virtually no maintenance. This horse clipper runs at 3,000 and 3,500 SPM. Lightweight and balanced with low vibration, it helps reduce hand and wrist fatigue during big clipping jobs.
Created for durability, a comfortable hold and easy operation, this Wahl® Stable Pro Plus clips quickly and efficiently with a high stall torque that accommodates all types of coats. This single-speed, lightweight horse clipper runs cool up to 3,200 SPM and has a locking switch button. Made in the USA.
Trim your horse's whiskers, ears or face efficiently and quietly with the Wahl® BravMini+. This cordless trimmer runs exceptionally quietly with low vibration and stays cool, delivering 100 minutes of operation per battery charge.
The Wahl® Motion LI+ Cord/Cordless Clipper keeps you working! This clipper runs cordless at 5,200 SPM for up to 90 minutes and charges fully in just 45 minutes. Lightweight, vibration-free and exceptionally quiet, it comes with a 5-in-1 Pro Blade with an integrated cutting length adjustment from #9, #10, #15, #30 and #40.


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Picture shows imported beef, under 30 months old from the US at a... Nieuwsfoto'sFinanciën,Horizontaal,Japan,Maand,Rundvlees,Supermarkt,Tokio,Verenigde Staten,VrachtvervoerPhotographer KAZUHIRO NOGICollection: AFP 2013 AFPPicture shows imported beef, under 30 months old from the US at a Ito-Yokado supermarket in Tokyo on February 16, 2013. The United States on January 28 welcomed news that Japan has eased restrictions on beef imposed due to concerns over mad cow disease, easing a decade-long row between the allies. US officials said that Japan -- formerly the largest buyer of US beef -- had agreed to allow the import of the meat from cattle slaughtered at up to 30 months old, higher than the earlier safety limit of 20 months. AFP PHOTO / KAZUHIRO NOGI (Photo credit should read KAZUHIRO NOGI/AFP/Getty Images)