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JEFFREY BROWN: One of the duties of lawmakers is to pass legislation to fund the workings of the federal government.
This year they waited until the last minute to do so, and wrapped everything up into one giant spending bill of $388 billion.
The thousand-page, fourteen-inch thick bill has provisions for everything from $35 billion for highway construction to $100 million for future flu vaccine development, to $2 million to buy a former presidential yacht for a Navy museum.
But it also limited or cut spending in many areas, and contained several last-minute wrinkles that surprised many lawmakers.
Back to walk us through all this is Norman Ornstein of the American Enterprise Institute.
Norm, welcome back. First, let's' talk about what this money is actually used for.
It's non-defense, mostly domestic spending?
NORMAN ORNSTEIN: We have a number of categories in the budget.
There are the entitlement programs, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and the like that are not included in this.
They're on automatic formulas. The rest is discretionary spending that can be changed from year to year.
And the different categories include defense, homeland security, foreign aid and all of these domestic programs. Defense is not included in this bill.
They managed to deal with that before the deadlines. We actually didn't wait until the last minute here.
We are already well over a month into the new fiscal year. What we have is that slice of spending that is basically discretionary domestic spending.
This bill was $388 billion and that's roughly a seventh of all the federal budget.
JEFFREY BROWN: So why does it happen that way? I said it was late. And why does it all get wrapped up into one big bill?
NORMAN ORNSTEIN: This has become now the way of life on Capitol Hill for a very long time. It's partly because there is so much here that goes beyond simple spending.
It's priorities, it's basic decisions about what government does or doesn't do and it's a lot of politics. Much of it ends up being push pushed to an end game where you get leverage right at the end.
The fiscal year began Oct. 1. This Congress, the last two years, was not able to do a basic budget, which they were supposed to do early in the year, around April to set the overall categories.
Unable to do that they were unable and unwilling to do the specifics until it was very late in the game — some of this, of course, with an election coming up, if you begin to cut back in some areas, it could hurt you a little bit.
And they also didn't want to get to a point where it looked like they were spending too much and getting into profligacy.
So they put it off until afterwards and now have to get it done because otherwise basically you can bring government to a halt, something we've seen happen once or twice before.
JEFFREY BROWN: Now part of the context here, the backdrop, is the continuing budget deficits, the need to hold down spending. So what role did that play in the negotiations this time?
NORMAN ORNSTEIN: This time around the white House weighed in and Republican congressional leaders did.
They wanted to show in some fashion that they were being tight with taxpayers' dollars as budget deficits have obviously gone up very substantially over the last few years.
They don't have much control directly year to year over a lot of the spending.
They're not going to cut back defense and of course left in the backdrop here was we've got another $70 billion bill coming due as soon as they get back in January for Iraq with more to follow.
This is the one area where they could begin to show some fiscal discipline.What we have in this bill is overall spending for this catch all of a different items that, you know, includes things like the agriculture bill, the parks and so on was limited to a 1 percent increase.
Then on top of that, they passed an overall across the board cut of about three quarters of a percent, so basically keeping it almost flat and then declaring victory.
But of course it's never as simple as that.
JEFFREY BROWN: It is a very big bill. Can you point to any clear winners or losers?
NORMAN ORNSTEIN: Sure. And there are specific areas where we actually saw, despite the tightness of the budget, substantial increases and other areas that took very significant hits.
One that took a major hit was community policing. This of course was a program that had been a favorite of President Clinton's to add a large number of police to the streets.
That one was virtually wiped out in this budget.
The president took a hit in a program in foreign aid that had been a favorite of his, a millennium challenge proposal that gives a lot of aid to the poorest countries.
That one was cut back significantly from what the president wanted but then there were some other areas that did very well.
Federal employees got a significant pay increase, which was actually a bit of a surprise.
We also saw a significant increase beyond what the White House wanted on veterans health and no surprise water projects which are individual, sometimes called pork barrel spending, did very well in this bill despite the presumed discipline.
JEFFREY BROWN: Speaking of surprises, I said there were some surprises and some controversies at the end.
One of them that stirred the pot quite a bit was a provision that allowed some members of Congress to look at individual tax returns. What is that about?
NORMAN ORNSTEIN: In an overall way, Jeff, keep in mind, that while this is about spending, you can do all kinds of things here that are real policy changes.
And the temptation in a bill that is a thousand pages and 14 inches, all kinds of fine print that members don't read before they get it, is to throw in some things or even take out some things that make major policy. In this case, something that no one admits to authoring would have….
JEFFREY BROWN: We don't know where it came from?
NORMAN ORNSTEIN: We're not sure where it came from, but it would have given the chairman of the Appropriations Committees in each House or his designate, the power to look at individual or corporate tax returns and even to make them public; something which is against the law but is a power of course that now is being disavowed by everybody.
Because it was in right at the end though, they had to go through all kinds of contortions to find a way to take it out.
JEFFREY BROWN: Another perhaps with a longer life, a controversy involved abortion language.
NORMAN ORNSTEIN: But the House Republicans social conservatives added a provision to this bill that basically makes it easier for hospitals and health providers getting federal funds to deny abortion or family planning assistance.
This was not part of the consensus. It was not added in the normal legislative process.
It caused howls of outrage among pro-choice senators, some of whom threatened to filibuster the bill and basically bring the government to a halt.
In the end, because this was a take it or leave it process, they settled on the fig leaf in effect where they will get a separate vote on this provision next year and it will probably be taken up in the Senate but kept it in the House.
This was, in a sense, post-election social conservatives say we can won, now we are going to get some things.
JEFFREY BROWN: Well, that's the other context that I wanted to ask you about, of course, is post-election politics. Congress comes back later on and it will be a larger majority for the Republicans. But did you see any of that impact immediately?
NORMAN ORNSTEIN: We do see this because the context after the election where we knew they were going to have to do a lame-duck session to deal with this issue and they hope to deal also with the intelligence question, had the Republicans lost seats in Congress knowing the legislative climate would be less favorable in January, they would have been tempted to do a lot more.
As it was, they came back a little bit heady, feeling that they could add a few things and get them through right now but this became more of a bare bones process.Now they dealt with this.
They also did an increase in the debt limit, which is also tied to this concern about deficits but in a statutory way, something that they've held off doing until after the election and then did it right up front, but basically a lot of other legislative priorities have been left hanging.
And now what we have seen is really a process where Republicans feeling very good about themselves, manage to get through this year with minimal damage but now find because of a couple of these controversies, that they've still got some cleanup work to do before they adjourn for January.
JEFFREY BROWN: Okay. And then much more to come in January.
NORMAN ORNSTEIN: A lot more, and more still in December.
JEFFREY BROWN: Okay. Norm Ornstein, thanks again.

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We live in a �functional� age. One of its bad fruits has been the tendency to reduce human beings to human doings. It is an empty age, an age of Nihilism, where the perceived �value� of a person is often gauged by what they �do�, rendering them producers rather than persons. Sadly, these errors have permeated every level of our existence together.
For example, it encourages a wrong view of human work, the approach Pope John Paul II rightly labeled �economism.� To evaluate someone�s �worth� by how much money they �produce� is a symptom of the disease spread by the practical materialism of our age; a philosophy that views only material �things� as important. The bad fruit of this error and the frantic pace of existence that it often promotes, robs so many people from finding the primacy of love, drinking in the beauty of art, and receiving the gifts of contemplation, creativity and leisure, all of which are integral to being fully human.
How refreshing, it seems to me, that our new Pope, Benedict XVI, one of the great theologians and writers of our age, assumes the burden of the Chair of Peter at a critical time in the history of the Church - and the world into which she is sent on a rescue mission- and then proceeds to take a vacation, for prayer, contemplation, writing and re-creation. What a sign of contradiction this must seem to some. However, it is profound and prophetic.
How often have we heard the expression �Form follows function?� So often I submit, that upon first glance, you may have thought that was the title of this piece. It is not. In fact, the very phrase belies the problem I am attempting to address. We have elevated function over form, doing over being, and, in so doing, we have lost sight of an existential truth; who we are is always prior to - and meant to in-form - what we do. What we do will only fulfill us as human persons if it advances our becoming who we were created to be - and who we choose to become - as we co-operate with God�s continued work of creation and re-creation in Jesus Christ through the life of grace.
The oft-repeated paragraph 22 from "Joy and Hope", (Gaudium et Spes) the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World, promulgated by the Second Vatican Council, was known to be one of the late Pope John Paul II�s favorites. Some maintain he actually wrote it as a young cardinal in attendance at the Council. The paragraph gives us an insight into his Christian humanism. It also permeates his writings and is a key to understanding his deep seated hope, supernatural optimism and inspiring faith:
"In reality, it is only in the mystery of the word made flesh that the mystery of man truly becomes clear. For Adam, was a type of him who was to come, Christ the lord, Christ the new Adam, in the very revelation of the mystery of the Father and of His love, fully reveals man to himself and brings to light his most high calling."
It is of this Jesus Christ that the Apostle Paul writes in the passage with which I began this reflection. God Incarnate emptied Himself. In the Greek, the word �kenosis� is used. It means that He poured Himself out like a drink offering, out of love and for love, taking the �form� of a servant. In His Sacred Humanity, Jesus Christ thereby shows us that function follows form - and not the other way around. The God who is Love, out of love for us, loved completely and fully. He gave Himself completely for us. We are now called to give ourselves to Him and, in Him, for others. He does what he is. So it should be with each one of us.
We have been created in the Image of God. We are called into the fullness of communion with the Father in and through Jesus Christ, by the working of the Holy Spirit. God became like us- in all things but sin - so that we could become like Him. To embrace this is to learn to live and love differently, to discover the �mystery of man�. Through our Baptism into Jesus Christ we are now capacitated to live and to love as Jesus lived and loved, in His sacred humanity. That is our truest identity and our ...
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DE KALB - Since my trip began, I have been sending the occasional postcard to a class at St. James Episcopal School. I write about the little things that make a day special, different or even scary. I throw these missives into the void and keep walking, wondering for a moment how they're going to make the long trip home. I have several post office stops along the way and approach each one with anticipation. When I reached De Kalb and collected my mail, I noticed a large white envelope from Corpus Christi. The students had responded.
I looked for a place to sit and read, taking temporary residence at a table near the main road. I was a few feet away from a sign claiming that Sam Bass and his outlaw gang had once had a hideout in the area. I later asked my mom about Bass' exploits, and she said that years before her family had arrived in Texas, Bass had robbed a bank from her hometown in Mexico. Oh, to be remembered.
The teacher of my pen pal class is Linda Stalmach. She was my creative writing instructor more than 15 years ago in a summer course at Del Mar College. I still recall some of her lessons. The letters from her students are clear, well-written and thoughtful, all hallmarks of a Stalmach education. Above all, they are sweet.
Several of the kids were impressed by how much writing I can squeeze into one correspondence.
"You are the only person I've seen fit two whole paragraphs on one postcard," wrote one fourth-grader. Others enjoyed the unusual items I sometimes use to make my cards, such as the cardboard of a cracker box or the front cover of a book. This also lightens my load.
A mountain lion encounter I had just north of Orange also made a big impression. The cat, which screamed outside my camping area in the darkness, left an image that touched upon their fears, not to mention my own. My favorite commentary on the incident came from a girl who wrote, "Like you said, hearing a screaming mountain lion is not a pleasing sound. Trust me, I know where you're coming from."
Several students were concerned about my feet. I had severe tendonitis after my first week of hiking, as well as ankle issues in both feet a month after that, but those problems have diminished with the regularity of the exercise. One boy wrote in his first line, "I wonder if your feet still hurt?" Little did he know, I fractured my pinky toe in Texarkana.
I sat reading and writing for two hours in the afternoon sun. The wind was strong, so I hunched over the table to keep my notes from blowing away. From a distance, I may have looked like I was hoarding something valuable. In a way, I was. Writing to the students is one of the resources I have used to stay positive and focused during this trip. Their handwritten responses, therefore, held an inestimable value and power for me.
Legendary outlaw Sam Bass likely would have paid no attention to my pile of letters, but I treated them like gold.
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Monte Poole: Mayweather wins unanimous decision over Robert Guerrero
LAS VEGAS — All those months when he put his career on pause, those weeks when he did not break a sweat and those long, long nights when he slept on hospital floors, all of it laid the pavement for Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero to walk into this moment.
It's all part of the journey that led the pride of Gilroy, Calif., to the toughest fight of his life and the biggest night of his 12-year professional boxing career.
After stalking the biggest star in boxing for three full years, Guerrero finally got into the ring with Floyd Mayweather Jr. Saturday night before a lathered-up sellout crowd at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
The very good fighter, however, could not conquer the best of his generation.
Though plenty active and often in pursuit, Guerrero lost a 12-round unanimous decision to Mayweather, an exquisite fighter whose record remains unblemished at 44-0 (26 KOs). Guerrero's record falls to 31-2-1 (18KOs).
Though he entered the fight a heavy underdog, Guerrero clearly was not intimidated by Mayweather's record or status, as he stalked the champion early and often matched him as a tactician.
As the rounds progressed, Mayweather asserted himself, deliver nearly all of the punishment. Though The Ghost never seemed in danger of going down, his face was a mask of welts by the fifth round and was bleeding about the eyes by the seventh.
Guerrero will pick up at least $3 million off the Showtime pay-per-view fight, but he earned it the hard way. Mayweather will make $32 million for his night's work.
This is what Guerrero, coming off his most impressive win, a victory over Andre Berto, last November, so badly wanted. The Ghost craved an enormous piece of the action, the big stage in Vegas, sharing the marquee with the only true marquee celebrity in the sport.
This is the kind of evening — and the only place — a boxer dreams of while jogging hills at sunup and laboring through sit-ups and skipping rope in cramped gyms where the temperature can top 100 degrees.
It's all Guerrero could talk about in the days leading up to the fight. He sauntered and swaggered beyond anything he has exhibited while fashioning a fabulous career — six championships in four weight divisions — and gaining the respect of boxing insiders.
Guerrero and his fists already had garnered all the attention they could in the ring and even a few non-fans had grown aware of his back story, most notably though stories detailing his role as his wife, Casey, waged war with leukemia.
This, though, was Guerrero's moment to capture except the tricky and most elusive aspect of a sports career: household recognition beyond the borders of his hometown.
And once the Mexican and American national anthems were concluded, with former Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland doing the Star Spangled Banner, Guerrero entered the ring, to a mixed reception, to the sounds of Norteno music.
Mayweather, befitting his status, entered to the music of Lil Wayne, accompanied by Lil Wayne himself.
Indeed, there is no spectacle in sport quite like that of the crowd flocking to Vegas for a big fight. It's the sports version of a Hollywood red-carpet event, artificially-enhanced women in impossibly high heels, stilts really, accompanied by men whose cigar smoke and cologne will linger two days after they're gone.
One minute, there's an entertainer, Don Cheadle or Liev Schreiber or Diddy, pausing for an interview as cameras flash. The next minute, in the very same space, there are folks posing for photos taken by companions.
This was the scene throughout this Cinco de Mayo weekend at the MGM Grand, thousands upon thousands strolling through the casino, parading up and down the aisles not so much wearing jewelry as being worn by it.
They'll return to their lives Sunday and Monday, leaving behind whatever happened in Vegas and saving the memories. They came to see a fight and they got a pretty good one in the early rounds.
Mayweather, of course, will be fine. This was the first of six bouts for which he is under contract with Showtime and CBS to deliver over a 30-month period. He says he'll probably retire after that, and he'll take at least $200 million with him.
Meanwhile, Guerrero returns to Gilroy to be with Casey and their two children. He'll be wealthier for his efforts and richer for the experience.
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"I'm with my friends now. I look like a (expletive) horse's ass," DePalma said in the recording made Oct. 21, 2003.
After DePalma threatened him, Labriola promised to take care of the bill. However, when notified two months later there was still an outstanding balance of $4,800 on the hotel's account, DePalma made a phone call -- again recorded -- saying if he had Labriola in his hands "I would strangle him." Labriola paid the remaining balance a short time later, the Post said.
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Does win streak perpetuate itself? Some foes already seem overwhelmed at tipoff
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Ohio State is not a lousy team. The Buckeyes were obliterated by 31 points on national television by UConn on Sunday as the Huskies reached 88 wins in a row but Ohio State isn't terrible.
Neither are a lot of teams that have been made to look that way by the Big Blue Machine during its ongoing journey of perfection.
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Connecticut surpassed legendary coach John Wooden and the UCLA men's NCAA Division I basketball winning streak (1971-74) of 88 consecutive victories on Dec. 21. The Huskies earned win No. 89 in a row as Maya Moore scored 41 points in a 93-62 victory over FSU.
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This graph looks pretty even, so I'm going to conclude the same thing everyone else does: babies don't care anything about what the moon's doing, they come when they're ready to be born.
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I'm late on this conversation, but yes staring would probably make me feel weird. BUT I've noticed that if you strike up a quick conversation it's less weird, and most women really appreciate it because let's face it nursing can get to be boring as hell.
so I was at this party and a woman was nursing her son and all the chairs were taken except the one right next to her. I wanted to sit down, and I also will confess that the site of a baby getting milk drunk is the best thing to witness, it'll make your day, so I plopped down, but I asked her first too. It was a "Hey, can I sit here? Thanks. I'm spacefem. Looks like somebody's getting some milk! How old? Well let me know if you need a refill on that sprite you've got there because I have been where you are my first daughter would have camped out all day on the boob if I'd have let her..." and we had a nice chat.
that's my advice on how to not make it weird. even a quick nod and a "I miss those days!" (or... "I don't miss those days!" depending on your situation) opens the door and sets the context and provides a reason for why you just can't look away.
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Pre and post-partum depression have similar reasons, physically speaking. Check nutrition first.
Thanks, I love the part about not being able to lower the tray table all the way I never would have thought of that.
Normally, my doctor said not to do aspirin or ibuprofen for pain relief, but only tylenol (acetemenophen) and even that only if -absolutely- needed after trying other remedies (like heat pack, cold pack, resting with lights closed eyes shut, etc). But the directions for flying specifically say to take one baby aspirin (81mg) a day for three days before the flight as well as the day of the flight to prevent blood clots. My guess is the risk of such a small dose is outweighed by the benefit of not getting blood clots for this particular situation.
the understanding that when people buy gifts, it's their way of saying "hey, this says something about me, I want your kid to have it because we have a relationship." two ways.
Except sometimes those gifts are inappropriate. Part of me feels a lot of sympathy for these parents because what can I do with gifted clothing that is already too small for my kid except pass them on? What can I do with gifts that conflict with my personal beliefs, like a racist book that I don't want to inflict on anyone else either?
^I agree with that!
Part of "gender neutral" parenting is supplying the side of things that doesn't get given by other people.
I really liked the look of the 2 in 1 bag at first, but then I thought about all the junk in it that I'd have to strew all over the floor in order to make space for bub in the carry cot, so perhaps not a good idea on reflection. I'm pretty happy with the idea of using a clutch, but my husband really wanted a bag, mostly so that we could pretty much keep it packed and ready to go rather than spending fifteen minutes grabbing stuff every time we want to leave the house. This seemed like a good point, so we bought something cheap with loads of pockets. Will see how much we end up using it.
Thanks! I was going to put my labor story in Random but never got around to it. I can try to do it soon - it's written out already so just a matter of editing.
Yes you must! I'm happy to hear from you, hope everything went and is going well
I'm finding it interesting that some people I've encountered (online) presume that if they know one of your pregnancy or parenting preferences or opinions, they can extrapolate them all. For example, in discussing pain relief options recently, after expressing my desire not to have an epidural it was also assumed that I would forego vaccinations for my child and would be automatically pro home VBAC. When I made it clear that this wasn't the case, people were more annoyed than they would have been had I just said I wanted an epidural. There seems to be a really odd sort of tribalism around many of these choices, and a strange playground mentality whereby you can't deviate from the 'norm' (made harder to navigate because different groups have very different norms). For me, my preference to go without an epidural is not out of any desire to have a more natural experience but more because I want to be able to walk around and I find the idea of having a catheter just horrible. That doesn't mean that I judge anyone else's choices or motives that differ from mine, though. I do think it's worth remembering that people may make identical choices for very different reasons.
Spacefem's husband no longer speaking Spanish and Nachos no longer speaking Dutch, I think are great examples of lacking motivation. Likewise, I had mentioned that my kid is unlikely to pick up Swedish, despite 10% of the population being native Swedish speakers, Swedish being one of the offical languages and therefore alongside Finnish everywhere, and having a Swedish speaking uncle.???
How can you tell who has been vaccinated or not?
That's the tricky part, you can't really. So unless the parents say something you never actually know.
Thanks for the tips. It's not so much getting to sleep that's the problem, it's staying that way that is causing the issue - too many things waking me up. I seem to be in a bit of a pattern now of alternating good and bad nights, which I guess I can live with. Meanwhile, Netflix is getting a damn good workout in the early hours.
The title to your post reminded me of the ending for my novel I'm working on. "Tribe of one?" "Two." her friend corrects her, is as far as I got, LOL. It's hard for lots of people these days to find their 'tribes' in many different areas, mainly dealing with values that differ from the mainstream paradigm. It's even harder, I can only imagine, when children are involved. I don't have children but both my sisters and a few of my friends do, and it's heartbreaking sometimes, how other people react. I think places like baby yoga could also be good for meeting like-minded parents, but gender biases can show up more strongly in people if they think they are protecting their children by making them 'fit in'. Good luck, I hope you find a like-minded community of parents soon!
I fretted way too much about this.
Finland is one of the countries in the world with an approved name list. People can deviate from the list, but then they need to participate in bureacracy. Foreigners often get approval for names from their home culture, but as someone from the U.S., I'm not sure how straightforward it is to say "this cultural name appropriately represents my culture". Do I pick the cultures of my ancestors or modern U.S. conglomeration?
We went with approved names, but not the Swedish ones because my spouse felt weird giving a Swedish name without Swedish heritage. The Swedish names would have been most easily recognizable for my family.
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I could pronounce it
we didn't hate the way Americans would pronounce it
We had to eliminate one contender because I sometimes mispronounced it, turning the name into a word that meant "failure".
I definitely agree on the flexibility of where to meet. It makes a huge difference when you aren't stressed about your kid in a public place. Recently, I went to a tea shop with my daughter. Not only was the layout of the seating area very conducive to letting a toddler walk around a bit while still keeping a close eye on her, but there was plenty of room for my stroller and plenty of available tables. That is rare! It wasn't a huge space, but it was just laid out well for what we needed. I will definitely be suggesting it the next time a friend asks if we can get together. Let your parent friends choose the location! They know which places have changing tables and room to park a stroller.
And that includes parents too - I try to always ask "can I have a hug/kiss" rather than "give me a hug/kiss" and that she can always always say no if she doesn't want to, even with me. (She's old enough now that I've had enough practice that even writing "give me a hug" sounds weird to me)
Also I think on a more general level it's good to practice asking these kinds of questions anyway. Not just for abuse, but in general if you want to know what's going on in their life. Asking "how was school" gets an "I dunno" even now, but asking more specific things like "What was something funny that happened today" or "What did you do at recess?" really gets her talking more. Not sure where I read that, but the kinds of questions above made me think that sometimes just asking a better question will help get at what you want to know more than asking generalities.
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When I posted that data acquisition picture, the picture with the stuff on the tank, I didn't want you guys to think that was how complicated it is. That is the development and research setup I use to figure out all of this stuff.
You guys are right though, it isn't pistons and cams. You can go ahead and make those mechanical improvements. But without making changes to how the ECU delivers fuel and spark, the drivability issues will remain, and in many cases they get worse.
At this time there's four products in the works. Following posts are an explanation of the first two products, since they are close to being finished.
I'm sure most of you have a basic understanding of how EFI works. The ECU reads the sensors, air temp and oil temp for example, looks at the motor RPM, checks how far the throttle is open, and injects the right amount of fuel.
This is important:
The air temperature controls the 'open loop fuel mixture'.
The oil temperature controls the 'accelerator pump' feature.
"What do you mean by open loop fuel mixture?"
Here's what I mean. The fuel injection computer reads the air temperature and air pressure, and computes the 'weight' of the air. Then, based on the RPM and how far the throttle is open, it computes how much air is going into the motor. Finally, it squirts the right 'weight' of fuel into the motor to make the right air fuel ratio. For example, the familiar 14.7:1 by weight ratio.
"What do you mean by 'accelerator pump' feature?"
Here's what I mean. I'm pretty sure you understand that Electronic Fuel Injection systems do not have a mechanical accelerator pump like a carburetor. But, EFI does have the 'electronic equivalent' of an accelerator pump.
This bears repeating.
The air temperature controls the open loop fuel mixture.
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2. For filling, in a medium mixing bowl stir together the ricotta cheese, roasted red sweet pepper, the 3 tablespoons Romano cheese, parsley, oregano, and pepper.
3. Moisten the edges of each pastry square with milk. Spoon about 2 teaspoons filling onto 1 side of each pastry square. Fold the other side of the pastry over the filling. Seal, using the tines of a fork. With a sharp knife, cut slits in the top of each pastry bundle. Brush with milk and sprinkle with additional Romano cheese.
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Mission groups in North Africa range from broad alliances such as Partners International and Cooperative Baptist Fellowship to small Baptist and Pentecostal churches based in the Americas and Europe, according to their Web sites.It is misleading and just plain wrong for Tom Pfeiffer to leave the impression that CBF missionaries lack historical and cultural training. Many groups send untrained missionaries to the mission field, but CBF is not one of them. It is also wrong to insinuate that anyone associated with CBF might be among those who lack "restraint and discretion."
Their activity is growing as churches turn their focus to places where the Christian message is rarely heard, said Dana Robert, world Christianity professor at Boston University.
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World War I-era badge commemorating the contribution of Field Marshal Earl Roberts, V.C. Made around 1917.
1st Earl Roberts, Frederick Sleigh Roberts (1832-1914) was a successful and popular British commander of the 19th century, serving in the Indian rebellion, the Expedition to Abyssinia, the Second Anglo-Afghan War and the Second Boer War. He spent his final years advocating for conscription in Great Britain (directing the National Service League) in parparation for the anticipated European war.
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A value of up to $40 per person.
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Vino Coach Tours are fun and informative! A knowledgeable and friendly tour guide will escort you on a clean and comfortable 14 passenger "Vino Coach". You will learn all about Southwest Michigan's grape and wine industry (plus a little more) from an expert. Sit back, relax in comfort, and enjoy your stress free day!
What should we expect?
Every wine tour will visit 4 unique wineries and have a lunch stop.
You will join others who are looking to have a good time as well, so be prepared to socialize! We normally limit tours to 14 people max. You will have time for wine tasting, guided cellar tours, gift shopping, and to sit down and relax a bit. DO NOT EXPECT A BOOZE CRUISE, IF THAT IS WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR, CALL SOMEONE ELSE.
Where do we get picked up at?
- Marina Grand, New Buffalo (11:30)
- Amtrak station, New Buffalo (11:35)
- 226 N. Whittaker; Downtown, near the Harbor Grand Hotel, shops and restaurants. Lots of parking
- Holiday Inn Express, New Buffalo (11:45)
- Within walking distance of Fairfield and Comfort Suites
- St. Joseph Today Visitor Center (11:30)
- Downtown, near the Boulevard Hotel, Silver Beach Hotel, shops, restaurants, and Silver Beach!
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How long of a day is it?
The Tour starts around 11:30 Eastern Time (exact pick up time will be listed in your confirmation email), and we usually return sometime between 5:00 and 6:30 depending on the size of the group and how busy the wineries are.
Where will the tour take us?
The itinerary varies periodically based on customer feedback and winery events.
However, for 2015 the line up will often be as follows:
New Buffalo Vino Coach--
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Hickory Creek
Lunch (approximately 2:00 Eastern time)
Lemon Creek or Free Run
Round Barn
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Lunch (approximately 2:00 Eastern time)
Round Barn
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- Sample a wide array of wine, beer, & spirits
- Live music on weekends (seasonal)
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If you reserve all 14 seats on a tour, you may suggest the itinerary.
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- Pick up locations throughout New Buffalo and St. Joseph
- A stress free day-- No maps, gps, or arguments
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- An awesome Tour Guide who will teach you all about grape growing and wine making
- Tasting fees and/or souvenir wine glasses at all the wineries
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