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Oct 01 2009
I Love Ranching
It's so fast-paced. So rewarding. So full.
I love it when Cowboy Tim tries to act like I'm not there, not perched right on the fencepost next to the gate, not completely messing up his entire operation by spooking all the cattle.
I love that part of ranch life!
Just look at him try to look all busy. Like he's just sooooo important and just sooooo preoccupied and just soooooo focused on counting all the cattle that were going into the next pen.
Well, actually…he was focused on counting all the cattle that were going into the next pen.
Actually, it's vitally important that he accurately count all the cattle going into the next pen.
So maybe Cowboy Tim wasn't trying to act all anything.
Maybe I'm the one with the problem here.
Wow. I never really thought about it that way. This may change my entire operation.
Doughnuts in a remote pasture are more valuable than cigarettes in prison.
Who said that? Confucius?
See this man right here? This man right here is somewhat of a celebrity.
This man right here is…Ralph Wade, a world champion auctioneer!
And I ain't talkin' Sotheby's.
I ain't talkin' "Fair warning to the gentleman with the Number 99 paddle."
I'm talkin' this:
I have his voice memorized. It's a charming, endearing, and familiar drone during video livestock auction season.
I seriously know Ralph Wade's voice better than my own.
I wonder if Ralph Wade is aware of this?
Back to the cowboys and their brutal treatment of me. My brother-in-law Tim doesn't even look in my direction.
It's pretty much how womenfolk are treated 'round these parts. We're nonentities, nonissues, 'cept for procreatin' and cleanin'.
At least, that's the stereotype I'm trying to spread around the world. I just want to see if it works.
But that's only because I still cook him dinner. Just wait till he grows up and starts cooking his OWN vittles.
He'll dump me so fast it'll make my head spin.
Have a bright, sunshiney day!
Pioneer Woman
262 Comments
huck On Wednesday, September 30 at 2:37 pm
Holy shit, I know Ralph Wade's voice!
Leyla Naghizada On Wednesday, September 30 at 2:50 pm
It's so nice to see you back where you seem most comfortable… It's definitely home & you can feel it in the way you speak of the Ranch Life =)
nancypants On Wednesday, September 30 at 3:04 pm
Vittles. I love it when you say vittles. It's so very Ellie-May Clampett of you. :^P
Janet On Wednesday, September 30 at 3:13 pm
Nah, your boy will ALWAYS love his mama's cookin'. Don't you fret, now. AND he'll love your laundry service. AND he'll love, more than anything, the comfort that comes from knowing you are one of maybe two people on the planet who will love him no matter what….forever. But you know that!
notasoccermom On Wednesday, September 30 at 3:16 pm
This may be a silly comment- but there is a daylight donuts just down the street from my house and I thought they were a LOCAL company. And I live in Utah not Oklahoma!
However, they are the BEST!
Love your ranch photos always! You take great photos and make cute babies!
Sara On Wednesday, September 30 at 3:28 pm
When I married a cowboy, I thought my eyes would cross at all the cattle auctions on tv that I was forced (well…) to watch. Now, it is only mildly painful to sit through. The things we find ourselves doing for our men. Love getting to see your pictures and your insight into this crazy, cattle auction kind of life!
Sus On Wednesday, September 30 at 3:32 pm
hey PW…
i showed that calf nuts picture to my bros yesterday and i seriously wonder if they'll ever talk to me again. you're one sick mama and i LOVE that!
megan On Wednesday, September 30 at 3:32 pm
As the daughter of a cattle buyer I took many trips to OKC for the Monday sale falling asleep listening to Ralph Wade. In fact I turn on RFDTV during video sales just to hear a soothing chant to put me to sleep. Pathetic I know, but nothing will ever compare.
Thank you for writing about your life on the ranch. Brings me back to what I love!
Shannon On Wednesday, September 30 at 3:44 pm
How I miss Daylight Donuts!
Penny On Wednesday, September 30 at 3:48 pm
Vittles or Victuals?
jacknlaurensmomma On Wednesday, September 30 at 3:58 pm
such a cutie!!!!!
Fleta On Wednesday, September 30 at 4:06 pm
The daylight donut box brought back memories of going to my grandparents house…they would always get us daylight donuts during our visit…
Puna On Wednesday, September 30 at 4:07 pm
Ree, awww…for life in the country.
Elizabeth On Wednesday, September 30 at 4:17 pm
I wonder if Mr. Wade could give me some auctioneering tips? I just recently went and got my apprentice auctioneer license. Seriously.
Betsy H On Wednesday, September 30 at 4:45 pm
You are a HOOT Miss Ree…a HOOT!!!
Hope you all are having a Sun Shiney kind of day as well…It's Bee-utiful here in East TN….
afternoon everyone!!!
Tootall On Wednesday, September 30 at 4:53 pm
No one will EVER cook like his mama, though! At least, that's what he'll be telling his wife… =D
Bush Babe (of Granite Glen) On Wednesday, September 30 at 4:54 pm
How much is your BABY growing up? OMG… and also HOW BLUE is that sky behind you there?? I needed my sunnies to look at the screen this mornin'.
I too have menfolk who pretend I'm not there. So you know what I do? I post pictures of them shirtless… that'll teach 'em/him/my hubby!!! Now he just has to actually find time to read the blog post, and the lesson will be done.
Hmmmm…sunshine your way too, Miz Ree!
J in IA On Wednesday, September 30 at 4:57 pm
LOVE Daylight Doughnuts!!! They used to make a whole wheat glazed doughnut that I absolutely loved. I dont know if they still have it or not. I am (im)patiently waiting for the results of the photo contest. Its 5 to 5 and in my eyes 5 is evening which is past late afternoon Just kidding you, I know you have quite a life outside this glorious website that I am totally addicted to!!
Becky @ Farmgirl Paints On Wednesday, September 30 at 5:03 pm
Thanks for taking me into your ranchin' world. Love your commentary:)
coyote On Wednesday, September 30 at 5:07 pm
I just spent the last few days reading your site from front to back. I'm glad you started it. Thanks for sharing your life with us – it brings back memories for me. I got to play at ranching a little when I was a kid. A couple cattle drives, cow ponies, cattle breaking into the horse pasture – now that was fun! We got to chase them back out again and wow, they're fast.
4:15AM though? No way. I'll just live vicariously. Though I sure do love cowboys.
Texian On Wednesday, September 30 at 5:21 pm
I read an article about you with recipes in the food section of today's local newspaper. Told me some things I did not know, and I have been a fan for a while. It plugged your No. 1 cookbook, too. I am so proud and happy for you. You make my day Ree.
Karen On Wednesday, September 30 at 5:34 pm
Ranchin looks like hard work!
Pam P On Wednesday, September 30 at 5:35 pm
My goodness! When did T get so big???
adore you, Ree! Have a fabulous week and don't wait so long to post about the good stuff: cowboys, cows, horses, and kids….*sigh* it's why I fell in love with this site (and you too )
Amber Guffey On Wednesday, September 30 at 5:40 pm
I saw the LA Times article on you in my local paper today. I thought they did a great job!
aunt Rhody On Wednesday, September 30 at 5:48 pm
I remember going to the cattle auction with my Granddaddy, "Dad", and just being so flummoxed when the auctioneer would talk that fast. My pre-school brain would not comprehend that ability.
Susan On Wednesday, September 30 at 5:53 pm
Umm, vitalles, really, ……. OK Ellie May, how bout we go get Granny and jump into the cement pond……
jenny On Wednesday, September 30 at 6:44 pm
mmmmmmmmmm! daylight donuts!!!! 'nuff said!
Mariah On Wednesday, September 30 at 6:47 pm
I just love your little baby sitting on the fence he is so adoreable!!!
Vesta Karen Staley On Wednesday, September 30 at 6:48 pm
Stick with your baby…he will never, ever forget his Mommy…my baby is 43, and he still loves his Mama…going to visit him tomorrow By the way, your baby is absolutely adorable!
Theresa in Alberta On Wednesday, September 30 at 6:54 pm
um, I too am ignored by others….I guess they are so used to us. Shipping cattle off to the feedlots eh? I didnot know 2 things about ranching until I started hanging around you.
Linda On Wednesday, September 30 at 7:07 pm
Cute baby boy!!
Amy On Wednesday, September 30 at 7:16 pm
The more I read, the more I think we need to revisit the lack of ranching in New Jersey!
gerda On Wednesday, September 30 at 7:20 pm
Hurray for whoever was the donut hero. Gotta love someone who will bring donuts to the shipping corral. You are right about Mr. Wade, he is a great auctioneer and a great person too. Our kids look forward to the July sale here in the Rockies. It is a great chance to get a little time beside the pool. Have a great fall.
JennK On Wednesday, September 30 at 7:43 pm
I haven't been to a Daylight Donuts in a coon's age. We used to have one in our town when I was growing up. I think it's an ice cream place now. Sad.
Your baby is getting big!
Rachel On Wednesday, September 30 at 8:02 pm
After reading some of the comments to this posting, I would suggest using a candlelight dinner in the lodge with Cowboy Josh as the prize for one of your name-the-photo contests. He seems to have a swoony little fan club going. Do your cowboys read your blog? Do they know why you are out there taking their pictures? Do they mind being minor celebrities?
kelly On Wednesday, September 30 at 8:06 pm
Just remember to treat MM good, because one day that baby's gonna leave you for another woman!!!
Gee On Wednesday, September 30 at 8:16 pm
Your "baby" is soooooo big!! "…….more than cigarettes in prison"….that is a fabulous line!
Happy Day (well, night) out yonder!
ReneeL On Wednesday, September 30 at 8:23 pm
Saw the Daylight box and couldn't even read the rest of the post, LOL. All I want is a Daylight Donut from Nowata Rd. That place was so gooooooodddd…
Shari On Wednesday, September 30 at 9:30 pm
Do you think he'll cook his own vittles!!!! Wow I did something wrong. Both boys dumped me even though I still cook their vittles. I need a new plan.
SandyM On Wednesday, September 30 at 9:39 pm
Elizabeth Simmons On Wednesday, September 30 at 9:39 pm
That last comment about your baby still loving you until he cooks for himself… that makes me laugh. Because I just recently posted on my blog a little bit along those same lines…. Boys.
As usual, love the photos and stories they (and you!) tell.
http://www.esimmons.wordpress.com (Ree, I may have a new post up before you see the one about boys, called Wild at Heart, so scroll down to read it.)
SandyM On Wednesday, September 30 at 9:42 pm
Oops on my post above. What I ment to say was….
Love the picture of the donuts. A gal I work with calls glazed raised donuts – Cowboy Donuts. I always thought she was kind of strange for calling them that and wondered where she came up with the name. Well, there were more glazed donuts in that box. I guess my coworker was correct. Cowboy Donuts!
Kim On Wednesday, September 30 at 10:04 pm
You just made my bright, bright, sunshiney day.
Hallee On Wednesday, September 30 at 10:13 pm
Hard to beat a post with cowboys – young and old.
www.taracooks.com On Wednesday, September 30 at 10:17 pm
And wait till your baby boy grows up and his GIRLFRIEND starts cooking his dinner. I felt like someone was trespassing on my property the first time this happened!
Robynn's Ravings On Wednesday, September 30 at 10:23 pm
Thank you GOD for food! It makes my son fall madly in love with me. Everytime I cook something he really likes he pours out expressions straight from the heart – or his stomach. Somewhere around there. Whatever. It keeps me cookin'! Of course, he's only 14. All that could end tomorrow. NOOOOO!
Lindy Leigh 52 On Wednesday, September 30 at 10:33 pm
Oh how you made me reminisce about the Modesto, CA auction…I love it!
Ruthie On Wednesday, September 30 at 10:55 pm
Get back to the kitchen woman. Know your place!
My husband and I joke about those things all the time… ( :
Sharon On Wednesday, September 30 at 11:05 pm
I love the photos and insights you share about your ranch life. It was always my dream to be a rancher's wife. But I know now that God knew what he was doing by directing me down another lifepath. I never would have survived on a ranch. So, I enjoy living vicariously through your site. Thank you!
heathermm On Wednesday, September 30 at 11:28 pm
I love it too. Love it all.
Steve Fabarez On Thursday, October 1 at 12:12 am
I can't stay up any longer goodnight
I'll look foe the results tomorrow
Allyson On Thursday, October 1 at 2:21 am
He will still love you. It has been a long time since my mother was responsible for making sure I was fed, and I still love her so much. Worry not.
Vicki On Thursday, October 1 at 6:37 am
That white pickup bed jumped right off the page. It is far too clean to be a ranch vehicle! Oh, it belongs to Ralph, the auctioneer, doesn't it? It matches his shirt and hat. He must be a city boy. (Kidding of course.)
Your baby will love you forever!
Grateful for Grace On Thursday, October 1 at 8:01 am
Two things:
You're funny! Like he's ever going to fix his own vittles. Fun.ny!
Secondly, you need another baby. Go procreate!
ann On Thursday, October 1 at 9:30 am
man, you almost make me want to live on a cattle ranch…..or at least visit a dude ranch. You make life feel adventurous, thanks.
Lisa On Thursday, October 1 at 9:53 am
Fair Warning……..shiiiiiyte..your so funny rea. I remember the first time I went to an auction and they started that yammering, I was young and with my just as young cousin. We laughed and laughed until I peed my wears. We were hysterical over that chatter..thanks for the memory jog!
from the beach~
Sarah On Thursday, October 1 at 1:13 pm
Thanks for making me smile.
Kaycee On Thursday, October 1 at 4:30 pm
You said "vittles"! I thought my boyfriend was weird because he said that…guess now I'm the weird one because I didn't know it!
huck On Friday, October 2 at 12:41 pm
If you ever get tired of him, I'll gladly take him.
Also. We went way too quickly from the Tomato/Summer Banner to the Burlap/Autumn Banner. It just isn't right.
Brenda On Sunday, October 4 at 11:32 pm
I like your photography, and I noticed something on one of your pictures that looks interesting, and wondered if you know what it is. Its the 3rd to last picture on the I Love Ranching set of pics; the one of Tim on his horse and below the horse is a green cone thingy of light. What is that?
mama jenny On Wednesday, October 7 at 1:41 pm
I just now got a chance to read this post. I have to tell you…seeing those cowboys on their horses makes me want to ride! I haven't ridden in a couple of weeks. We're having a huge rainy fall. Yuck.
Your baby is getting big. I think it's time for another one.
Teresa A Bleil On Monday, October 26 at 2:22 pm
This looks amazingly like Tim Kill! Could I have guessed correctly?


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Now, as much as I loled at his crap, if he is not, like, a comedian,
that's a very poor human being there that is in dire need of help.
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Just saw this on Boxrec about his only pro fight. I'm sure it will make all of you giggle.
In the feature fight on the undercard, Fort Smiths Andrew Kid Thunder Hartley put an exclamation mark on his promise to shut down and shut up debuting California lightweight Charlie Russian Pride Zelenoff. Zelenoff turned out to be a lightweight in more than just classification.
Zelenoff, who had called out Hartley in a series of profanity-laced Internet videos on YouTube and through other postings on BoxRec, lasted 1:14 into the first round before intentionally spitting out his mouthpiece for the third time. He drew a disqualification in the much bally-hooed showdown.
He (Zelenoff) was shouting at me the whole time that Hartley was cheating, said referee Tomlinson. Unless the definition of cheating has been changed to hes hitting me too much, I didnt see much merit in his complaint. I disqualified him for deliberately spitting out his mouthpiece.


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Can You Guess the Celebrity Cleavage?
Today's mystery woman is a 38-year-old actress who was born in Madrid, Spain.
Today's mystery woman is a 38-year-old actress who was born in Madrid, Spain.
Here's a look at some notable birthdays being celebrated today:
Joan Jett
Age: 54
Occupation: Singer, Songwriter, and Musician
Known For: Her work with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, who had hits such as 'I Love Rock 'n' Roll,' 'I Hate Myself for Loving You,' 'Do You Want to Touch Me,' and 'Bad Reputation,' her love of black leather, and being one of rock music's most enduring female vocalists
Internet meme elitists may consider jokes about Chuck Norris' toughness as passé, but 'World or Warcraft' developer Blizzard's marketing team clearly believes the 71-year-old action star is as relevant today as he was back when 'The Delta Force' was released.


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50/70 All-Stars beat Weddington to claim title
The Rutherfordton/Chase 50/70 All-Stars won the North Carolina state championship Monday night but it didn't come easy as they battled back from a five-run deficit to capture a 12-7 win over the Weddington Nationals.
In the first, Joey Daigle took the mound for Rutherfordton and recorded a strikeout and two ground outs to make quick work of the Nationals.
Then Gordon Stoffel took the hill for the Nationals. He hit Keaton Snethen with his first pitch then walked Cameron Snethen. Each advanced around the bases to score on passed balls as Adam McDowell struck out for the first out.
Joe Conner followed with a single and Levi Parks singled up the middle off the end of the bat. Next up was Jace Crowe who hit a sharp drive to center which was caught and the Nationals caught Conner at second to end the inning.
Jake Laughter took the hill in the second for Rutherfordton and gave up a quick home run to Stoffel, then consecutive base hits which ended in two more runs as the Nationals took a 3-2 lead.
Laughter went back to the mound in the third and issued a walk, which prompted Curtis Snethen to call in Cameron Snethen. After a coaches discussion it was discovered that Cameron had to rest an additional day from pitches thrown on Saturday.
So instead, Levi Parks took the hill and recorded two strikeouts but Stoffel took him yard.
The next batter singled, the next reached on a error and a homer and a walk ended the night for Parks.
Jace Crowe came in for Parks and the Nationals ended the frame with a 7-2 advantage.
Cameron Snethen led off the bottom of the third with a strikeout them Stoffel issued five straight walks then another strikeout. Those five batters all crossed the plate before C. Snethen grounded out to second to end the frame in a 7-7 tie.
Crowe retook the mound in the fourth and assumed command with two strikeouts and a groundout to blank the Nationals in the inning.
Rutherfordton came to the bottom of the fourth with Stoffel gone from the mound. Levi Parks plated himself and Conner with a two-run home run. Jace Crowe followed Parks with a solo shot out of the park.
Jacob Knox singled and scored and Wesley Smith doubled before Keaton Snethen ended the fourth with a long at-bat, then popped up to end the inning.
Rutherfordton entered the fifth leading 11-7 and Crowe continued to pitch well and never allowing a runner past second the rest of the game.
Rutherfordton added one more run with an Adam McDowell home run blast to center field to sent the team to a 12-7 win and the state title.
Rutherfordton advances to play Florida in opening pool play in the Southeast Regionals Friday at 10 a.m. in Spring Hill, Tenn. Games will be broadcast live on the web at www.TennesseeSportsNet.com and will be scored using GameChanger at gamechanger.com.


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You can't praise every store Bob. There are a few bad apples when it comes to wine. I would think that if someone didn't store their wine properly my readers would want to know to stay clear. And I wouldn't make comments about the way I feel. You don't know me at all. Just becasue you don't agree with my opinion(s) is no reason to cut me down to make YOURself feel better. You seem to only comment when you have something negative to say.
Please read more carefully. I did not say I found all Lebanese wines disappointing. I found the Lebanese wine I tried disappointing.
Last night I got home at 10:15 after my train was cancelled and then we were stuck behind not one, but 2 trains that had broken down on the Coast Line train (one of them was the brand new double decker!). At Penn Station they told us 2 different things about the train cancellation and the train crew told us something different. This morning, we had a 60 minute delay with no heat in the shelters on the platform, bu we were told the problem was down the shore, not at Newark. Way to get your story straight NJ Transit and way to start the new year off on the wrong foot. I love the last quote in this article "Assuming we have no other incidents, we should be fine for the evening rush," Coleman said. I'm leaving in 30 minutes, have checked their web site for travel problems and I'm still 100% sure I will have a delay. I guess this is why they raised our fares!
I love Riesling best with spicy food like Thai or Indian. The residual sugar counters the spiciness and works well together. Riesling is very versatile. It also goes great with sushi, fish, chicken and other ethnic cuisines like Mexican.
Actually, no. I have the pleasure of writing this blog for free. Thank you for yet another angry comment - another attack on my writing.
I always welcome healthy debate. Insulting - you referred to me as a snob several times and called my remarks snarky. Name calling is insulting. Your e-mails are attacking me, thus the threatening. I welcome all my readers to post their opinions. The comment section is controlled by NJ.com. You can get a wine thermometer that will tell you the appropriate temprature serving for each varietal at Wine Enthusiast.. I have addressed wine temperature several times in past postings. I am most definitley not thin-skinned but when a reader lashes out at me I have cause for alarm.
They teach you that wine should be served at a refreshing temperature. You can insult me all you like, but I will not stoop down to your level of insulting banter. If you would like to have a serious, non-threatening discussion of wine you can e-mail me directly from the site. My writing skills and my enthusiasm of wine allows me to write for NJ.com. I am not an employee. If you want to voice a complaint, you can contact NJ.com directly. I have acted very professionaly towards you and your belittling comments. Your attitude towards me offends me not at all. We can agree to disagree.
That's a good question, but the Associated Press did not report the vintage. I checked out a couple of sites, but was not able to come up with an answer. Sorry.
Cotton candy's aromatic profile is comprised of a mixtures of aromatic chemicals produced synthetically via organic reactions. Thus its aroma. It does not smell like a bowl of sugar which has no aroma. I could care less what Matty or the Wine Grower's Assoc thinks of me. My goal is provide my opinion of wine. I do not have a favorable view of their wines. We'll agree to disagree if you think their wines are wonderful. Sutter Home sells millions of bottles becasue it tastes sweet. I do not deny that. They also have a great marketing department with millions of advertising dollars at their fingertips. What you are commenting on is 2 different things. Again, I don't believe you can SMELL sweet. Sweet is one of the 4 sense you can actually taste. I never said there wasn't a market for sweet wine. Go back and review what I did say so that you can comment on my actual statements. I never made any comments about tannic wines either.
I said you can't SMELL sweet. Four Sisters winery has yet to come to make good, quality wine. I've tasted through their selections in the past. Your comment also has no flow. What does making smell evaluation have to do with comments about a winery?? Apples and oranges Barrelboy. You must work there.
The correct answer is Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah(Shiraz) and Tannat.
Ports and Madeira..... Add in some vanilla ice cream and call it a night!
Funny, I thought of you when I wrote that. I called myself one already. The difference is, I did it in my own media space for my own personal gain, not a public forum for the company I work for. But, here you go: Go on with your bad self, Dan.
Have not read that book, but know of Nat. She's linked to the side as one of my favorite links! She is from Canada and I get her monthly newsletters. Here is her website if you would like to learn more.
Thansk for the comment!


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Here's something you might want to keep in mind while celebrating the U.S.'s pending withdrawal of forces from Afghanistan. From Tom Joscelyn at the Weekly Standard:
There is evidence that al Qaeda is already using Afghanistan (once again) to plot attacks against the West.
Earlier this month, for example, Spanish authorities announced that they had broken up a three-man al Qaeda cell that was plotting terrorist attacks on one or more targets. The cell had been trained in both Pakistan and Afghanistan. Investigators added that the men had ties to Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), which is headquartered in Pakistan, and had attended the LeT's training camps inside Afghanistan as well.
After the United States helped push the Soviets out of Afghanistan in the late 1980s, American indifference to the fate of the that country turned immediately into neglect. A decade later, we went into Afghanistan because the ruling Taliban were hosting and protecting the terrorists behind 9/11. In 2014, we'll leave Afghanistan—Taliban, al Qaeda plots, and all—because "it's time for nation building at home" is a catchy slogan.
Must we really learn this lesson again? Mark Twain said famously that history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes. He was wrong; it repeats itself.


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Gmodz, thanks for the pic! Just purchased my solderless D2Pro9 from you guys and can't wait to install it. So at this point (where the clip is almost touching the board), will I feel that I won't be able to go down further?
Also, up until that point, is there a lot of resistance or is it smooth? I ask because if theres a lot of resistance when there shouldn't be, I would know its not properly aligned and would stop and start over as oppose to continuing and damaging something.
I got a D2PROCLIP D2Pro9 rev 3 + WiiClip V4C-3 presoldered from GMODZ INC., it didnt work with D2E chip, but it works fine on wii with D2C. I was experiencing disc eject issues and no spin up on D2E. When I ordered the D2PRO from GMODZ I specified wii with D2C, but should that matter I thought the chip works on the D2E as well? Do I need to do the one wire mod? Or as suggested by Dark Mod I should try the D2 SUN.
Well, I've seen others with the same model Wii that bought the D2Pro9 recently and it worked for them. I'm in your same shoes because I have that model and I got it from GModz. I heard of this problem where a particular chip may not work for a particular Wii. Its just strange to me.
Would another D2Pro9 solderless possibly work or would he have to try out another chip (e.g. Wasabi, D2Sun, etc.)? I'm asking those who had experience with this problem before. Unless the D2E problem could be solved by soldering the extra wire included...


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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Yu Darvish struck out eight in 6 2-3 scoreless innings for his first victory in eight starts and the Texas Rangers scored twice on a squeeze bunt in a 3-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday.
Darvish (8-3) won for the first time since May 16, ending his longest professional winless drought - in his two years with the Rangers or seven in Japan before that. The right-hander was 0-2 with a 2.93 ERA in those seven games, when Texas scored only 12 runs while he was on the mound.
The Rangers scored off Mat Latos (7-2) when Elvis Andrus bunted in the fifth.
Latos made a barehanded grab and scoop in one motion. The toss home hit the earflap of Engel Beltre, who was still on the ground when Leonys Martin also scored for a 2-0 lead.
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Trade Card - The Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, circa 1880 Reg. No: HT 22010
- Summary:
- Trade Card which advertises the award of a 'First Order of Merit' at Melbourne's International Exhibition, 1880, to the Davis Sewing Machine Co. for its Vertical Feed Sewing Machine.
The trade card lists the jurors responsible for awarding the First Order of Merit, alongside an invitation to view 'the great variety of desirable and useful work which can be done on 'The Davis'.'
The manufacturing arm of the Davis Sewing Machine Company was based at Watertown in New York, but the company had an outlet in Chicago. This Trade Card was issued by the Chicago outlet.
- Description:
- Front of card has tinted lithograph depicting a child kneeling beside a circular box upon which two puppies sit. A cat lurks in the background. A diamond shaped lozenge in the upper left hand corner advertises the company. The reverse of the card is printed with text in a variety of fonts.
- Statement Of Significance:
- This Trade Card is significant as it illustrates how important the awarding of a First Order of Merit was to manufacturers who exhibited at International Exhibitions. Contestation of the award by longer established companies who exhibited at the Melbourne International Exhibition indicates such awards were perceived to be highly important outcomes of their participation at International Exhibitions.
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|Text, printed front: COMPLIMENTS OF/ DAVIS/ SEWING MACHING CO./ 218 & 220 STATE ST./ CHICAGO.
Text, printed reverse: The "First Order of Merit" was awarded to/ THE/ DAVIS/ Vertical Feed Sewing Machine/ At the International Exhibition, 1880-81,/ At Melbourne, Australia, by the unanimous verdict of the Jury.
Then in three separate columns:
WHETHER you wish to/ purchase a Machine or/ not, you are invited to/ call and see the great/ variety of desirable and use-/ ful work which can be done/ on the "THE DAVIS."
JURORS:/ KERNOT, Chairman/ HARVEY, Vice-Chair,/ WALTON,/ DROOP,/ PUTNAM,/ CHESNEY,/ KAY,/ McLEAN,/ BASCHE,/ VILLANIS.
Work that cannot be suc-/ cessfully duplicated by/ any other Machine. Or, if you prefer, will/ at your request, forward a/ Machine to your house for/ Examination.
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|Davis Sewing Machine Co, Chicago, Illinois, Australia, circa 1880
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|Royal Exhibition Building (REB), Carlton, Victoria, Australia, 1880
1882. Melbourne International Exhibition 1880-8881. Official Record, Melbourne: Mason, Firth & M'Cutcheon.
Graham Forsdyke, "Davis's hard-won medal in Australian shoot out", International Sewing Machine Collectors' Society http://www.ismacs.net/davis/davis_medal.html
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HAVANA - A delegation of American lawmakers was in Cuba Monday night.
The group led by Sen. Patrick Leahy is there to gauge the Communist-run country's economic changes and press for the release of a jailed American whose detention has chilled relations between the two countries.
Alan Gross is serving a 15-year sentence for illegally distributing communications equipment on the island while on a U.S.-funded democracy-building program.
A State Department official tells The Associated Press that the lawmakers will stress that freeing Gross is a prerequisite for improved ties.
Cuba has said it is willing to consider releasing the 63-year-old, but in return wants Washington to negotiate the fate of five Cuban intelligence agents sentenced to long jail terms in the United States.
Leahy says while the group would like to bring Gross home, that's not likely on this trip.
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Conference 1A, Division I
Riley Earnest, Plains* Jr. 5'6" Guard
Taylor Ames, Kerens Sr. 5'8" Guard
Breeana Raffaele, Santo Sr. 5'4" Guard
Alyx Henderson, Plains Jr. 5'9" Forward
Tori Reyes, Plains Sr. 5'6" Forward
Conference 1A, Division II
Rebekah Van Dijk, Nazareth* Sr. 6'4" Center
Mackenzie Gerber, Nazareth Jr. 5'4" Guard
Deborah Van Dijk So. 6'0" Center
Jaylonn Walker, Calvert So. 5'7" Forward
Lanie Roberts, Lipan So. 5'11" Guard
Conference 2A
Bobbi Chistey, Wall Jr. 6'0" Guard
Maddi Chitsey, Wall* So. 6'0" Forward
Heather Henneke, Hallettsville Sr. 5'8" Guard
Lexie Ducat, Brock Jr. 6'1" Center
Rachel Harrell, Brock So. 5'9" Guard
Conference 3A
Calveion Landrum, Waco La Vega* So. 5'10" Guard
Erin DeGate, Waco La Vega Jr. 6'4" Center
Vivan Gray, Argyle Fr. 6'0" Guard
Brittany Brewer, Abilene Wylie So. 6'4" Center
Delaney Sain, Argyle Jr. 5'11" Center
Conference 4A
Madison Parker, Canyon* Sr. 5'11" Center
Caitlyn Cunyus, Canyon So. 5'6" Guard
Mikaehla Connor, McKinney North Sr. 5'9" Guard
Chanterria Jackson, McKinney North Jr. 6'0" Forward
Charisma Alexander, Georgetown Sr. 5'9" Guard
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Ariel Atkins, Duncanville Sr. 5'11" Guard
Tasia Foman, Duncanville Sr. 5'6" Guard
Brianna Turner, Manvel* Sr. 6'3" Guard/Forward
Jordan Hosey, Manvel Jr. 6'1" Forward
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All You Want To Know About Nursing Scholarships
What are Nursing Scholarships?
Scholarship programs are available for students pursuing their education in the field of nursing. Scholarships have rather become a necessity for nursing educational programs due to their demanding and time consuming nature. Students who take up nursing programs are seriously finding it difficult to manage their studies, work and family responsibilities. It is just impossible to work full time having taken up nursing as main stream of education. Hence scholarships surely relieve students of their financial stress and tension. How do we go about scouting for nursing scholarship programs?
How do you find available Nursing Scholarships?
A search for scholarship programs is all the same no matter the area of specialization.
- Access the internet and search for scholarship programs online.
- Search for scholarship programs offered by well known institutions. Following are some of the websites that you normally look up to:
The American Nurses Association
State Boards of Nursing
The American Association of Colleges of Nurses
These institutions understand the need for scholarship support and thereby intend to help students become professional nurses.
- Out of the many resources available internet is one of the best. Scholarship sources available over the net help you find the most suitable scholarship programs provided you give them the basic details about your search for scholarship programs.
- The next best place that you should look into is the school of study you wish to attend. Most of the colleges offer scholarship programs for their students. It is upto the students to verify the aid factor for the nursing courses.
- It is good to know that scholarships are offered not just for any particular course, but also for common and unique reasons. Like scholarship for women, people who write with their left hand, tall people, short people, people with similar names. The list goes never ending. Apart from trying for scholarships specific to nursing course of study, one can also try for other forms of financial scholarships offered that will help them in meeting their financial needs.


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The ISHC provides outpatient primary medical care and outpatient mental health services. Clinical services are provided by licensed, professional staff including: a Family Practice Physician, a Family Nurse Practitioner, and a Registered Nurse.
Same day care is available for students with urgent medical needs during regular hours. The RN will evaluate your medical complaint or injury when you call or come in. If your problem is not urgent, you will be asked to return for an appointment. We know your time is valuable, and we will make every effort to serve your needs in a timely manner.
The ISHC provides comprehensive birth control services to students. Whether you are seeking information about birth control or you need help selecting a method that is suitable to your health, lifestyle and relationship, our Registered Nurse or Nurse Practitioner can help. We carry most methods of birth control including birth control pills, the Depo Provera injection, the patch, NuvaRing, Mirena IUD, Implanon, male and female condoms.
Emergency contraceptive, commonly known as the morning after pill, is also available over the counter for ages 17 and older. Emergency contraception can be used up to five days after unprotected intercourse, but the sooner is it used, the more effective it is at preventing pregnancy. For more information about emergency contraception, go to www.not-2-late.com
Our Family Practice Physician and Family Nurse Practitioner are available for the assessment, monitoring, and treatment of ongoing or chronic conditions-to the extent to which they are trained, and as long as it remains in the best interest of the student. More complex conditions may require referral to an off-campus specialist. Off campus treatments and evaluation is the financial responsibility of the student.
The following vaccinations are available at the Integrated Student Health Center:
Some laboratory tests to diagnose strep throat, pregnancy, elevated blood sugar, and urinary problems are available in the clinic for a nominal charge. Other laboratory tests can be drawn at the clinic and sent to an outside laboratory. Diagnostic tests and x-rays, which cannot be done on campus, are referred to outside agencies at the student's expense.
Sexual health problems of men may include concerns about sexuality, diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections, urinary tract infections and prostate conditions. Men need to be as concerned about their sexual organs as women. We encourage male students to do regular monthly self-exams of the testicles to check for abnormalities or lumps that may indicate a serious condition. You can request to be scheduled with either our male doctor or female practitioner. For more information on free services, see CCare.
Some minor surgical procedures to repair lacerations, remove or biopsy skin lesions, and treat ingrown toenails are available in the clinic for a nominal charge. An initial visit maybe needed to discuss options, which is followed by a later appointment for the procedure. Referrals are made to outside specialists for more complex problems.
Many nonprescription medication and supplies are available to students without an appointment.
Physical exams are available for employment, CDL requirement, and personal reasons.
Many commonly used prescription medication are stocked at the ISHC for students. A consulting pharmacist insures that proper procedures are maintained. Health care providers may prescribe other medications, which are available from local pharmacies at the student's expense.We cannot fill outside prescriptions.
The staff at the Integrated Student Health Center are sensitive to the health issues and concerns of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, inter-sexed and questioning individuals.
The ISHC provides counseling and screening for sexually transmitted diseases through a combination of examinations and laboratory tests. Confidential screening for HIV is available by appointment for a minimal fee. Feel free to schedule an appointment to discuss the risks and exposure routes of HIV to help you decide if testing is right for you.
Liquid nitrogen is available for wart treatments two days each month.
Sexual health problems of women may include concerns about sexuality, diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections, urinary tract infections and cervical cancer concerns. An annual exam is recommended for all women. The exam usually consists of a thorough breast exam, pelvic exam and/or pap smear, screening for HPV (cervial cancer), chlamydia, and gonorrhea. Pregnancy testing and counseling is available.
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I need to compress a 25 mg file (raw file photo) so that I can email it. the compressed file should be less than 5 mg.
Maye under iPhoto, select the pics then do an export. It should have settings for what you want to do and also compression.
Or in iPhoto under 'Share' then 'Email' it has setting for compress of medium, high, etc. and estimated size of each pic after compression.
You're going to be hard pressed to get a 25MB file down to 5MB even with the best forms of compression without data loss. The easiest thing to try would be to zip it. Right-click the file and click 'Compress <filename>'. Zip is pretty efficient, but I doubt it will bring it even close to 5MB.
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Just wishing you all luck as the days count down to the big event! I'm sure you are all busy finalizing the last details...our walk in Pottsgrove, PA is next weekend (the 14th).
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Yvonne Craig
|Yvonne Craig
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|Yvonne Joyce Craig
May 16, 1937
Taylorville, Illinois, U.S.
|Years active
|1957–1990, 2003 (acting), 2008–present (voice acting)
|Jimmy Boyd (1960-1962) (divorced)
Kenneth Aldrich (1988-?)
Yvonne Joyce Craig (born May 16, 1937) is an American ballet dancer and actress best known for her role as Batgirl from the 1960s TV series Batman, and as the Orion Marta in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Whom Gods Destroy".
Early life and career[edit]
Yvonne Craig was born in Taylorville, Illinois, and grew up in Columbus, Ohio, for the first 14 years of her life.[citation needed] She originally trained to be a ballet dancer and was a member of the corps de ballet of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in the 1950s.[1] Gradually, she moved into acting, and in 1959 appeared in three films: The Young Land, The Gene Krupa Story, and Gidget. She also had a guest role as Beverly Mills in the 1959 episode "Little Miss Wow" of the television series Mr. Lucky. In 1960, she appeared with Bing Crosby in High Time.
In the following year, she appeared with Cesar Romero in Seven Women from Hell. Romero would later play the Joker in Batman. Another connection to Batman occurred when Craig appeared in "The Case of the Lazy Lover", a 1958 episode of the television series Perry Mason, which also featured Neil Hamilton as her stepfather. Hamilton would later play her father, Commissioner Gordon, in Batman.
Yvonne starred in roles with Elvis Presley in two films: It Happened at the World's Fair (1963) and Kissin' Cousins (1964). She also starred in the cult sci-fi film Mars Needs Women (1966), and appeared in In Like Flint (1967) as a Russian ballet dancer opposite James Coburn.
Move into television[edit]
In the 1960s, with film roles beginning to taper off, she moved into television, appearing in several shows, including The Barbara Stanwyck Show, Death Valley Days, Hennesey, and My Three Sons. Craig appeared five times on The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, portraying five separate girlfriends for the titular character between 1959 and 1962. One of her more memorable roles came in 1969 when Craig appeared on Star Trek as Marta, a green-skinned Orion slave girl in the third-season episode "Whom Gods Destroy".
In a 1965 episode of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. ("The Brain-Killer Affair"), she helps solve the mystery of a brain-endangering poison.[2] In 1966, she appeared as an U.N.C.L.E. employee in a theatrical film, One Spy Too Many (expanded from a 1965 Season Two episode, "The Alexander the Greater Affair").
In a 1966 episode of The Wild Wild West ("The Night of the Grand Emir"), she plays an assassin who performs an exotic Arabian dance. She also played a US Navy Nurse with exotic Arabian dance skills in an episode of McHale's Navy ("Pumpkin Takes Over", 1965). She appeared in an episode of The Big Valley with Lee Majors and Barbara Stanwyck.
In 1967, She appeared on The Dating Game.
In a 1968 episode of The Ghost & Mrs. Muir ("Haunted Honeymoon"), she plays a bride-to-be stranded overnight at Gull Cottage.
Craig's highest profile would come with the cult 1960s television series Batman as Batgirl (and her alter ego, librarian Barbara Gordon, Commissioner Gordon's daughter). She appeared in the final (1967–1968) season.[3] Batgirl's true identity was unknown to Batman and Robin, and their true identities were unknown to her; only Alfred, the butler for Bruce Wayne/Batman, was aware of Batgirl's identity. Craig felt some connection to the character and complained to DC Comics about her fate after Barbara Gordon was shot/paralyzed by the Joker in the 1988 graphic novel, Batman: The Killing Joke.[4]
Later career[edit]
After Batman, Craig continued to act sporadically in movies and television. Notably, she appeared in guest roles in Love, American Style (the first episode), Kentucky Jones,The Big Valley, It Takes a Thief, The Mod Squad, Kojak and Emergency!. From 1969 to 1972, she appeared in four episodes of the comedy series Love, American Style. In 1973 she appeared in a season 1 episode of Kojak called 'Dark Sunday' and in 1977 made a guest appearance in The Six Million Dollar Man. She also made appearances as herself on some celebrity editions of Family Feud (1976-1985 version).[5]
She eventually moved into private business. For a time, she was a co-producer of industrial shows, after which she worked successfully in the real estate business. She maintains her own internet website.
Craig appears in the documentary Ballets Russes.[5]
Since 2009, Craig has provided the voice of Grandma on the animated children's show Olivia.[5]
Craig was portrayed by actress Erin Carufel in the made for TV movie Return to the Batcave: The Misadventures of Adam and Burt in 2003.
Selected filmography[edit]
- Eighteen and Anxious (1957)
- The Young Land (1959)
- Gidget (1959)
- The Gene Krupa Story (1959)
- High Time (1960)
- By Love Possessed (1961)
- Seven Women from Hell (1961)
- It Happened at the World's Fair (1963)
- Kissin' Cousins (1964)
- Ski Party (1965)
- Mars Needs Women (1966)
- One Spy Too Many (1966)
- One of Our Spies is Missing (1966)
- In Like Flint (1967)
- How to Frame a Figg (1971)
- Diggin' Up Business (1990)
- Craig, Yvonne (2000). From Ballet to the Batcave and Beyond. New York: Kudu Press. ISBN 0-9678075-6-5.
- Erickson, Hal (2007). "Yvonne Craig". Allmovie. New York Times. Retrieved 2007-06-27.
- McLeod, Mike (2007). "It's African Mask for TV's Batgirl". The Celebrity Collector. Retrieved 2007-06-27.
- ^ "Ballets Russes". Zeitgeist Films. Retrieved 2010-06-17.
- ^ "Yvonne Craig's Film and TV Credits". 1959-07-25. Archived from the original on 2009-10-25. Retrieved 2010-06-17.
- ^ "Yvonne Craig Movies - Yvonne Craig Film - Yvonne Craig TV Shows". TV.com. December 31, 1969. Retrieved June 17, 2010.
- ^ "Up Close & Personal - Interviews". Yvonne Craig. Retrieved October 22, 2012.
- ^ a b c Yvonne Craig at Internet Movie Database
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Yvonne Craig.
- Official website
- Yvonne Craig at the Internet Movie Database
- Yvonne Craig at MSN
- Yvonne Craig at TV.com
- Yvonne Craig interview at Elvis2001.net
- Fan site
- Yvonne Craig at Bat Friend
- Yvonne Craig at Bat Mania


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A day after Newt Gingrich announced he was significantly cutting back staff and limiting his campaign in the fight for the GOP nomination, the casino magnate who gave millions to support his candidacy said that the former House speaker is "at the end of his line," according to The Los Angeles Times.
Sheldon Adelson and his family have donated roughly $16.5 million to the pro-Gingrich super PAC Winning Our Future.
"It appears as though he's at the end of his line," Adelson said in Las Vegas. "Cause, I mean, mathematically, he can't get anywhere near the numbers." He added that it is "unlikely there'll be a brokered convention."
It was unclear whether Adelson would continue to bankroll the pro-Gingrich super PAC. Meanwhile, he hosted a dinner with GOP bigwigs and his family sent strong signals he'd be willing to donate to a Romney super PAC, though Adelson said, "He's not the bold decision-maker like Newt is."
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Do we each still have a RedsZone email? I can't seem to find any reference to it, so probably not. But just in case I missed it.... I'd like to use it for All-Star voting.
Also, during the game last night, they mentioned where you can vote 35 times (rather than the 25 offered at MLB.com). Anyone remember the site?


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ADB's overall objective for assistance to the Fiji Islands is to promote economic growth and in general seeks to encourage the public sector to create a positive and enabling environment for rapid private sector growth. During the CSPU, it was recognized as a priority to move away from the overreliance on sugar and the fisheries sector was thus selected as another important sector, which has potential for economic growth.The project goal is to identify the necessary changes to be implemented ... Read More
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The essence of Christianity is told us in the Garden of Eden history. The fruit that was forbidden was on the tree of knowledge. The subtext is, All the suffering you have is because you wanted to find out what was going on. You could be in the Garden of Eden if you had just kept your mouth shut and hadn't asked any questions. -- Playboy Interview, April 1993


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This video imagines Christmas morning as envisioned by various notable filmmakers. You will no doubt recognize the styles of most of them -if you've seen any of their movies. My favorites are Martin Scorsese and Stanley Kubrick. Not that I'd wait in line to watch the full movies, but their Christmas scenes both made me laugh! As one commenter explained, they couldn't get enough fake blood to do Tarantino. A low budget would explain the absence of Michael Bay as well. This video is a Christmas greeting from Fourgrounds Media. -via Digg
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Reports are circulating this morning that Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte has taken the unusual step of publicly warning Taipei not to hold a referendum on whether to apply to the United Nations using the name "Taiwan." This is very unusual: the State Department usually declines comment on such matters. The story is widely reported in official Chinese media, but the most thorough report comes from Charles Snyder and Ko Shu-ling in the Taipei Times:
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte said that the bid to enter the world body under the name "Taiwan" would be a move to change the "status quo". . . . The U.S. has signaled a major intensification of its campaign against President Chen Shui-bian's plan for a referendum seeking membership in the UN under the name "Taiwan," warning publicly for the first time that it sees the referendum as a move toward independence.
Snyder and Ko go on to quote Negroponte:
"I would recall that in the past President Chen has made commitments to the American president, to the international community, and to the people of Taiwan not to take any kind of steps that would represent a unilateral alteration of the status quo, such as a change in the official name of Taiwan," Negroponte said.
But what is Taiwan's "official name"? I consulted the CIA's World Factbook: only "Taiwan" is listed. The Factbook entry follows the usage we have insisted on for decades, referring to the island only as Taiwan. But given that we use the name Taiwan, why would we object to the Taiwanese following our example?
The answer is that Taiwan has, in fact, another name, "The Republic of China," which was imposed on it when the troops of Chiang Kai-shek arrived in 1945. But after we broke off independent relations with Taiwan in 1979, we expunged "Republic of China" from all official usage—even from the World Factbook (which, curiously, does list "Democratic People's Republic of Korea" for North Korea, a country we do not recognize diplomatically).
Yet the name "Republic of China" has not really vanished: Negroponte was referring to it when he spoke of an "official name." "The Republic of China" is the last, slender thread by which one can argue that Taiwan is somehow linked to China. Washington and Beijing do not want it to perish entirely—though they themselves publicly repudiate it. (Although Negroponte insists, indirectly, that the Taiwanese continue to use it, whether they like it or not. He even opposes a democratic referendum on the question.)
Our government takes this position, very much at odds with fundamental American beliefs about people and their rights, for one reason: pressure from China. If Beijing ended its diplomatic blockade of Taiwan, the United States would not continue it alone. Now, as Taiwan considers its application to the UN, it may be time for us to end that blockade without waiting for Beijing.


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--------------------- From Timeline of Kings Queens from Charlemagne to Elizabeth II by Gordon Kerr --------------------------
1825 Russia: Tsar Alexander I dies of typhus on a journey to southern Russia for his wife's health; rumors persist that he did not die but became a monk and hermit. When his tomb was opened in 1925, it was found to be empty.
Somebody was thinking of putting up a Where's Alexander? game, but Waldo beat him to it.
Possibly the only case of legally-mandated incest on record?
Early last spring when the sugaring season was ending we were looking at having, once again, to get the enormously heavy, sharp-edged in several places, and quite clumsy boiler/evaporator unit loaded up onto or into something, and putting it back into the barn. This was in full knowledge of the fact that in eleven months we would have to get it out again and haul it back up to the Center where the big wood stack is and where, more importantly, the sugar maples are.
Whatever charm this yearly ritual may ever have had (the lifting and hauling, not the sugaring itself which we love), had long since evaporated like the forty or so gallons of water you have to boil off from the sap to get one gallon of maple syrup. So I put forth the idea of building a small sugar shed on the concrete patio outside the Center and leaving the boiler in place permanently, wrapped securely against rain and snow when not in use. The shed would be a good-looking addition to the property, one that let groups that rent the facility know in all seasons that we're syrup boilers, an activity in which they're always very interested.
As it happens, one of Fritz's nephews has been in residence in the big original house for the last year. A skilled woodworker (boat builder and violin repair specialist) his construction skills are impressive -- it wasn't long before he and I were collaborating on a design, exact placement and other details of the project. Drafting tables were cleared and drawings made. Construction began about three weeks ago and ended last week when red metal roof panels were fastened in place.
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I love the new sugar shed/gazebo! And I'm so grateful for the bible lessons.
Also, especially fascinating bit about Tsar Alexander I.
Also, especially fascinating bit about Tsar Alexander I.
"A man who lays with another man should be stoned" bit makes me chuckle. Or giggle. Maybe I have the giggles now. And the munchies. ;-)
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