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Memories of Timmy don't soften Julian's heart, Tabitha sees red, Gwen confronts Theresa and vows to discover her secret.
Luis is on Sheridan's mind. The porn tape of Luis and Fancy keeps playing in her head. Sheridan is sleepless in Harmony. She steps out on the ground in her nightgown. Visions of Luis are making her restless.
Luis is staying at the Crane's estate in a guestroom next to Fancy. He's there just in case the intruder returns. Luis wishes her a good night and turns in. Fancy smiles like a cat with cream. She has designs on making a very good night�with him.
Luis is having no trouble sleeping�at first. Next door, Fancy turns up the music. She remembers the lap dance she gave him. Luis wakes up and leaves his bed. He needs some fresh air.
Sheridan wanders on the estate grounds. She dreams of Luis and kissing him as Fancy watches. In reality, Luis is on his balcony looking down at Sheridan. Fancy is in the next bedroom staring at them both. She thinks to herself, that Sheridan is Luis' past but she is his future. She's going to make him hers.
Julian refuses to take no for an answer when it comes to being a part of his daughter Endora's life. He will sue for custody if Tabitha doesn't give him access. Tabitha refuses. She considers herself the only parent Endora has or needs. Julian believes he has as much right as Tabitha. He's sure the court would side with him against batty Tabitha. It's a wonder to him that Timmy survived with her as long as he did. That offends Tabitha. Timmy was the best thing that ever happened to her or him before Endora came along. She doesn't understand how vile and cruel Julian could ever have been friends with Timmy. Julian says he was his friend and he misses him.
Tabitha changes the subject to Fox and Kay. She thinks it is dastardly what he is doing�making Fox suspicious of the woman he love. Julian believes where there's smoke, there's fire. His behavior proves to Tabitha that Julian would be a bad influence on her daughter. What would Timmy think of what he is doing?
Memories of Timmy go through Julian's mind, bringing a smile to his face. "It would break Timmy's heart if he thought that -- that you were going to take a child away from her own mother." Julian wants to leave Timmy out of it. He remembers how he first met Timmy.
Fox is knocking on the bathroom door. He wants in. Kay and Miguel are bewildered. They don't know how they ended up in the tub but Kay knows they're back to reality. If Fox finds Miguel in the tub with her, she will lose Fox forever.
Kay answers Fox to ease his concern. Fox goes to get the bathroom key to unlock the door. He wants to talk. He burst into the bathroom. Kay sits in the tub covered in bubbles. Kay explains why she didn't go to the store. She decided to take a bath instead. so she ended up in the tub. Fox asks if she knows where Miguel is. She says no but in actuality, he's holding his breath under water in the tub with Kay.
Tabitha has noticed the boiling bubbles in her magic bowl. She sees the awkward situation in the bathroom. She chides Endora for starting the mess. Endora rectifies it by zapping her magic into the bowl.
Fox decides to take a bath with Kay. Kay stops him. He notices Miguel's air bubbles. Kay freaks a little until Miguel disappears.
Fox apologizes to Kay for his suspicions. Kay accepts them. They decide to go back to bed. While Fox goes off to find some wine, Kay leaves to find out what happened to Miguel.
Julian is distracted for a moment by the way Tabitha speaks to Endora as if she is an adult. It is another reason why he wants Endora with him. And he thinks Timmy would approve of him being part of Endora's life.
They argue until Fox interrupts them. He wanted them to know he found Kay. Julian jumps in with his suspicions again. Fox refuses to listen to him. He gets the wine and goes back to Kay.
The memory of Timmy didn't jolt the cold-heartedness out of Julian. He admits Timmy changed him but Eve stomped on his goodness. He vows he will never let anyone take advantage of him again. He will use everything in his power to get his daughter.
Tabitha shouts at him. "No. No. No." She sees red. In fact, Julian does too because the whole room turns dark red. Tabitha shakes her fist and the room begins to shake too.
Slowly she calms everything down and orders Julian out of her kitchen and warns him that if he backs her into a corner, he will be sorry. Julian leaves after he declares he will get Endora and Little Ethan, too. Tabitha comforts Endora. "No one will ever take you away from me. No one over my dead body."
Kay finds Miguel back in his bedroom. He is completely dry. They are puzzled by all the happenings of the night. Miguel decides he must be dreaming and pulls her into a kiss to prove it.
On his way back to bed, Fox hears noises coming from Miguel's room. He stops to check. He finds Miguel, sweating and out of breath. Miguel claims he was working out. Fox leaves and Kay steps from behind the door. They just had another close call. She thanks Miguel for not giving her away but she demands he leave her alone from now on. She is going to marry Fox. She leaves to be with Fox.
Miguel says to himself that's one promise Miguel won't keep.
Kay rushes into Fox's arms. She wants him to make love to her. Miguel listens outside their door.
In the halls of the hotel, Gwen talks with her mother. They're puzzled by Theresa's actions. She wants J.T. to stay hidden as much as they do. And what price is too high? She believes the answer lies in what Ethan said. Whatever J.T. told Theresa in Rome stopped her dead in her tracks in her plans against Gwen. It also made her change her will in Ethan's favor. J.T. is the key. They're going to get the information out of him as soon as they can find him.
Theresa is in the hotel corridors, too. She meets with Whitney. She got her out of bed to discuss her worst nightmare coming true--J.T. in Harmony! She admits to Whitney that she saw J.T. on the ledge with Rebecca. Whitney asks her why didn't she take advantage of the situation. Theresa would have but now she believes Ethan will never leave Gwen, no matter what proof she gets against Gwen. She can't risk losing her son. She asked Whitney to help her find J.T. before Gwen does.
Whitney goes off to find him. Theresa turns to look in other direction and runs into Gwen. She asks her what she is doing. Gwen tells her the same thing she is doing. Looking for J.T.
Theresa can't believe that Gwen admits J.T. is there. Gwen wants her to cut the routine. She knows Theresa saw J.T. on the ledge. What she doesn't know is why she didn't tell Ethan. What changed? "Why are you passing up this chance to destroy my marriage? Is Ethan right?"
Theresa's frightened face gives her away. Gwen knows she's right. Theresa learned something so huge from J.T. that she gave up breaking up their marriage. Gwen is determined to find J.T. and get that secret out of him and "bring you down for good."
Theresa tells Gwen she's way off base but Gwen doesn't think so. She knows she's on the right track. Theresa explains to Gwen that Ethan would forgive his wife anything. It wouldn't matter what proof she brought up against her. Gwen needs to just drop it. Gwen can't do that now. She hates Theresa too much.
Theresa cautions her. Like her mother says, "Be careful what you wish for, because you might get it." Gwen responds with her mother's favorite saying. "Payback's a bitch."
She will do everything to find out what J.T. knows. For once, Rebecca's sex life may be an asset.
Theresa recounts her conversation with Gwen to Whitney. Theresa decides she has to find J.T. and shut him up permanently.
Next on Passions:
Theresa has something to tell Jared, Pilar advises Miguel to stop Kay's wedding, Fancy is in bed with Luis who is on the phone with an angry Sam.


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Date Bars
We had great feedback from everyone who tried this recipe in the store! What a delicious treat.
- 1 cup flour
- 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
- 1 cup rolled oats
- 3/4 cup brown sugar
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- 1/2 tsp. baking soda
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- 10 tbsp. butter (cold and cut into small pieces)
- 1 1/2 cups chopped pitted dates
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 2 tsp. vanilla
Bring the water to a simmer in a small saucepan. Add the dates and simmer for 8-10 minutes (stirring frequently to prevent the dates from sticking) until the mixture is thickened. Remove from heat and stir in the vanilla. Set aside.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Butter or oil an 8 x 8 square baking pan.
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the flours, oats, sugar, walnuts, baking soda and salt. Using a pastry cutter or your fingers, cut in the butter until the mixture looks like coarse crumbs. Press half of the flour mixture into the bottom of the baking pan. Press firmly with your fingers so that the bottom crust holds together. Gently spread the date mixture over the bottom crust. Pour the remaining flour mixture on top and press gently to make an even top crust. Bake for 40-45 minutes until the crust is browning. Let cool completely before cutting into bars.
Recipe Courtesy of: www.strongertogether.coop
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You may be wondering where I've got to over the last couple of weeks. Well apart from general busyness, truth is I'm currently rather unwell. I won't bore you with the details, but my latest bout of endometriosis pain did actually result in an ambulance trip and a day in hospital with a couple of doses of morphine to sort it out. I've had it since 2003, but for some reason it has got significantly worse in the last year and this month it seems to have been complicated by a slight infection too. I have a specialist appointment next week so I should soon have a plan to get sorted and following a recent scan it does look like there is still a non-surgical option available to me which is great news.
I'm feeling much better now, though still not back to my usual bouncy self – a bit more rest and pampering is called for I think (wondering how long I can milk it …).
So apologies for the artistic wasteland. I did have a few new cards to show you, but they've been picked up by a magazine for later in the year, so I have to hold off publishing them myself (for two years) and I've not had the energy this week to create anything new.
My timing is apalling as I was going to spend the week championing Lesley (thepaperengineer.blogspot.co.uk) who took up my seven day blogging challenge, just like Adrian did a couple of weeks ago. If you get chance please go check out her blog, she has so much talent to share and I really hope she keeps up the blogging. She's also designing some gorgeous downloads exclusive to Chocolate Baroque, including brand new Patterned Spool sets and Ribbon Cards, just launched this week. You might also find Adrian's style of humourous writing quite entertaining too (after all, this is the guy who wrote Add a Brad!)
All the responses to the last post about kits were very interesting (thank you for sharing your thoughts) and very much echoed what I suspected. Before I wrote that post, I had actually put a pack of papers together from Kaisercraft which I completely fell for and I added some tags and ribbons to it, but resisted calling it a kit because there are no instructions with it. Instead, I called it a Playpack which harks back to a club that my mum signed up to when I was a kid. Once a month a 'playpack' would come in the post and you never knew quite what was going to be in there, but it was probably sugar paper and fuzzy felt (yes, I'm a child of the seventies). I still remember the excitement of playpack day and the fun of sitting at the kitchen table with my mum drawing and painting and constructing obscure monsters from glue and pipecleaners.
There will shortly be an inspiration leaflet for the pack as I loved it so much, I made a quite a few cards with the papers and I'm writing them up for a download leaflet (free if you buy the pack).
The papers are all double sided and see the printed strip at the bottom? Well on the reverse side, that strip is printed with a contrasting design, so rather than cut it off, I've made a feature of it on the card below, which also features our new Haberdashery stamps.
The new Lace Fragments and Haberdashery stamp sets were announced on the Design Team blog last week and you've still got time to be in with a chance of winning these gorgeous sets if you leave a comment over there today. Here's what the stamps look like if you missed them:
I'll be picking a winner sometime over the weekend – who knows, it could be your lucky day!


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Does it bother you at all that avowed socialist Jane Fonda is slated to play the iconic Nancy Reagan? I have to say . . . it bothers me a lot. Not only because I don't want the nation's memory of Mrs. Reagan soiled by being associated with such an un-American person, but because I don't think Fonda is a good enough actress to pull of the quintessential and beloved First Lady and wife of one of our most successful Presidents ever.
March 27, 2012
March 24, 2012
What's in it for me?
Are you a fully actualized citizen? You can determine your status by answering one question. When you reflect on the federal government and ponder "what's in it for me", what are your expectations? What is it you expect the government to do for you?
If you haven't really studied government, how it was designed to work by our founders, how it works now, how the changes impacts the citizenry and the direction our country's headed, you may not see the pitfalls before us. Let me give you just a little food for thought.
In my view, a fully actualized citizen is one who, when questioning the role of government and what they have to gain, thinks about the natural rights of liberty and property as defined by the Constitution and Bill of Rights. They know to get ahead they must work harder AND smarter, but they expect to be able to benefit from their efforts and sacrifice. They expect to bear the penalties of their mistakes. They have embraced their freedom and revel in it.
Someone who has not yet reached full maturity in their citizenship is someone very concerned about "fair". Any benefit they could potentially receive by direct action of the government are perceived as rights to which they feel entitled . . . right to health care, right to a job, right to a house. The catch-word for this class of citizen is "fair", I want my fair share, he has more than I do that's not fair. They have no concept that "fair" is actually "fair and equal under the law". It isn't "you get the same", it's "you get treated the same", a wholly different thing.
The only thing we are truly entitled to beyond the liberties and freedoms defined in the Constitution and Bill of rights is freedom of opportunity. Anything or anyone who reduces this right is negatively impacting your natural right to success as each of us defines it.
This country used to be about freedom, the right to work hard . . . or not, the right to strive to better your existence . . . or not, the right to think and dream and live to the best of your ability. This is the ideal of advanced citizenship as defined by the Constitution and Bill of Rights!
I read a really interesting article last week which resulted from the parasite woman in Boston wanting her birth control paid for by taxpayers. I posted the link to that article in a previous post. Sometimes things click and this morning the entitlement mentality, feminization of manly men and the dependency of women (see aforementioned article) all coalesced into a whole in my mind. Our country is made up of those who are philosophically women/children who want/need to be taken care of by others. These people don't want to think for themselves or sacrifice/strive to the degree necessary to care for themselves. They are a sub-class of citizenry, the philosophically dependent.
Our country is also comprised of citizens who embrace our freedoms and celebrate the independence that goes with it. These citizens emulate our founding fathers in their desire for self-actualization. They work hard, they play hard, they sacrifice and suffer to achieve. They understand true freedom means being independent to succeed or fail. They understand failure isn't the end, it's just a lesson for what doesn't work. They don't turn to the government to fix their failure but retrench and start again. These are the advanced citizens.
December 3, 2011
Just when you thought the TSA couldn't possibly get any stupider . . .
. . . they do.
For those of you needing a definition of "replica" . . .
n : copy that is not the original; something that has been replicated [syn: reproduction]
Now compare that to bas-relief.
bas-relief \Bas`-re*lief"\, n. [F. bas-relief; bas law + relief raised work, relever to raise: cf. It. bassorilievo.]
Low relief; sculpture, the figures of which project less than half of their true proportions; — called also bassrelief and basso-rilievo. See Alto-rilievo.
November 18, 2011
Hearings on tax reform
I watched the Senate's hearing on "Could Tax Reform Boost Business Investment and Job Creation?". It's fascinating. I've noted the important parts below. Listen to any bits that interest you.
There are four tax reform presenters (Entin, Stone, Mastromarco and Hanlon) and about a dozen lawmakers listening and answering questions. Each presenter has five minutes for opening remarks and each lawmaker has five minutes to comment and question.
Brady introduces the presenters with their education, significant job history and positions.
Entin talks about how taxation effects the economy negatively. He's anti-Keynes and for tax reform and says taxes negatively impacts capital investment and ultimately hurts the workers. He's for diddling with the current tax code which implies leaving the ability to engage in favoritism in place is a good thing. He's well educated and smart but still sees the government as the "smart" manager of taxation and spending. Of the "retain the current tax code" crowd, he's the most educated and aware of how theory and the real world don't match. He sees and understands the inequities in the current tax code.
Stone plays the part of the village idiot, unable to connect theory to history/proven fact. He's straight Keynesian, advocating for increased taxes and thinks government taxation and government spending is the only answer to every question. He is unable to see or admit what he's advocating has never worked and he does a lot of fumbling to try and avoid admitting or facing it. When the Senators start commenting and questioning him, one of them (Mulvaney @ 65:08) excoriates him for advocating policies that have been proven not to work. While Entin may see the tax code as fixable, which is bad, this guy is much much worst. He is advocating bigger government with the government distributing the taxes to influence/control ("fix") the economy. This guy is bad news. It's a good thing he's not very articulate. Only people who already believe his warped logic are going to listen to him.
Mastromarco advocates for the Fair Tax. His intro speech starts at 42:24. While it's well worth listening to he wastes a lot of time in the beginning blasting other plans instead of highlighting the excellence of the Fair Tax plan. That bit made me wince. Brady questions him at 54:25. One of the senators asks him about the likelyhood of tax avoidance (Campbell @ 86:21). Stone comments on the Fair Tax at 59:18. I don't think Stone realizes how strongly he's advocating for the benefits of the Fair Tax. He talks about how it would encourage hard work and investment like that is a bad thing, calling those activities a "natural disaster." I did say he was the village idiot, didn't I? The guy is as dumb as a rock. Mastromarco rebuts Stone's Fair Tax comments at 63:39.
Hanlon advocates reform of the current tax system. He's for greater infrastructure spending, increased taxation, taxing the rich and raising corporate tax rates. Hanlon's the village idiot's slightly more articulate understudy. He may have been included to give Stone's position support. I don't see that as one of the outcomes of the hearing. I think he just widened the target area for some of the lawmakers' shots.
61:18 – Casey talks about the inequity between types of companies in the current tax code to which Hanlon responds. More past, present and future ineffective tax code tweaking mentioned here.
65:08 – Mulvaney has some excellent comments about the current tax code and the comparison of real world versus theory. His section is a must watch. Stone props up his position as the village idiot in non-answering Mulvaney's questions. "I think, I think, I think, I think . . . " Who decided this was the guy to support the Keynesian model? Personally, I think they erred in their choice of an advocate.
After a bit of self-back-patting blah-blah-blah, Coats talks about good stuff starting at about 71:18. Start listening closely when he talks about consensus and the corporate tax rate/code and how uneven/unfair/unequal it is. That bit's really good and Entin's response to him is excellent and highlights how confusing and unequal the current tax code is.
77:20 – Duffy talks about the global marketplace and how our current tax code impacts our global competitiveness. He nails Stone and Hanlon by questioning them about taxes in other countries. Stone again reprises his village idiot role. The guy just doesn't learn. In his responses, Hanlon again holds up his village idiot's understudy role. Duffy's articulate and informed and Stone and Hanlon look even worse in comparison.
90:00 – Duffy asks Hanlon about a carbon tax, global warming and taxation. Well worth watching Duffy's five minutes just for Hanlon's squirming to avoid answering Duffy's questions. Stone's fumblings are equally amusing. Duffy's responses to Stone are spot on. Entin's comments are very interesting as are his revelations about burden tables. This last bit is in response to Stone's comments about the "right size" of government and are some of the most enlightening of the hearing. Entin's comments at the end support the Fair Tax plan without naming names.
95:43 – Brady's closing remarks are good. I got the impression most of the lawmakers are truly fed up with the current tax system, lobbyists and corruption. If they can hold that light up and stay strong, we may actually make progress from their efforts.
Watch or don't watch. I thought it was good. If we're informed we can fight for smaller government and a more effective and prosperity generating tax code. I know enough to tell my legislators which way I expect them to jump.
Conversely, if we aren't informed, we are going to believe legislators and lobbyists without it tipping our bullshit meter.
November 10, 2011
The Affordable Housing scam
For a long time I've been a fairly silent advocate of "real life" classes for high school and college students. With our current ability to write gaming programs we could develop a Real Life game to be played by every high school and college student to teach them about finance, politics and personal responsibility.
While this is actually the job of parents, mine didn't do it and I know few of the teaming masses whose parents actually did instill fiscal and personal responsibility in their get. Instead of learning how to manage a budget (and WHY you should HAVE a budget), how to save for a rainy day and retirement, how to stay out of trouble personally and legally, many of us had to learn at least a portion of that in the school of hard knocks. If you haven't attended that school, let me tell you, maturity and true adulthood comes only after this knowledge is fully assimilated.
There is currently a game called the "Game of Real Life" but it's based on rolling dice, not on a "choose from this list of actions" personal decision making ideology. I envision a computer based game that would let you make choices and your outcome (let's assume the game lasts the length of a typical educational semester) at the end is based solely on the choices you made. There needs to be an element of chaos in the algorithm because shit happens. That thing did fall out of the sky, you did get rear ended and the windstorm did blow that tree into your house. The game would encompass all the students in all the real life classes running for that semester so your "real life" activity would influence and be influenced by all the other students.
At the end you'd get a pass/fail based on attendance and participation. The goal is to teach fiscal and personal responsibility, not score students based on how many karma points they acquired through the semester
I got off on a bit of a tangent.
Wadly and I are three years and two months away from having no mortgage. When we bought this place we put a big chunk down and we've paid ahead every month we could. The decision to do those two relatively responsible things has saved our butts twice. If we can keep this up for the remaining three years and two months we will be rid of our last consumer credit bill.
The reason I tell you this is because of the problems in the housing market brought on by the machinations of James A. Johnson, CEO of Fannie Mae. The housing market train wreck is explained in the new book Reckless Endangerment by Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner.
This rather rambling heads up is in part due to the governments' creation of another panel to craft legislation to "fix" the housing market. Haven't they done enough already?
November 10, 2011
November 8, 2011
November 7, 2011
FCC Regulation run amok
Maria Cantwell is supporting the FCC's increased interference in the free market. I can't remember exactly what I sent her, but her reply is as follows.
In October 2007, the Associated Press confirmed through online tests that Comcast was secretly blocking its customers' lawful use of BitTorrent and other peer-to-peer audio and video Internet applications. The company claimed that it only blocked the peer-to-peer Internet traffic to relieve congestion on its broadband network. Two public interest groups filed a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Upon closer examination, the FCC determined that this was not the case. In 2008, the FCC issued an order finding that Comcast was in violation of federal Internet policy and told the company to stop the practice. Comcast settled the complaint with the FCC. The company also took the FCC to federal court, challenging the Commission's authority to have any say over how it manages its broadband network. After the Commission deregulated broadband over cable modems in 2002 and broadband over phone lines (DSL) in 2005, the Commission has relied on its so-called "ancillary authority" in Title I of the Communications Act to oversee broadband Internet.
In April, 2010, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Commission's ancillary authority in Title I does not provide a sufficient statutory basis to tell Comcast how to manage its network because it did not identify "any express statutory delegation of authority" from Congress with respect to broadband Internet service. The Court decision did not state that the FCC could not issue any rules or orders related to broadband Internet service, but that any rules or orders must be tied back to sections of the Communications Act where Congress has given the agency express authority. Taken broadly, the Court decision undermines the basis from which the FCC uses to protect and empower consumers on the Internet. Additionally, the Court's decision makes it difficult or impossible for the Commission to implement sections of the National Broadband Plan.
On December 21, 2010, the Commission issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking laying out a new framework to protect the open Internet. The Commission chose not to reclassify broadband Internet service as a telecommunications service and apply the full suite of provisions established in Title II of the Communications Act, and instead chose to base its framework on Title I of the Communications Act and Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. While the Commission's proposal is better than no protections at all, it does not prohibit broadband Internet providers from requiring content, service, or application providers from paying for prioritized delivery of their Internet Protocol (IP) packets, also known as pay-for priority. The proposed order also treats mobile broadband Internet differently from fixed broadband.
I believe this framework is not strong enough to make certain that consumers have access to the content of their choosing and the Internet continues to be a source of economic dynamism. Without strong protections, broadband Internet providers will likely favor their own or affiliated content, service, and applications because they have the economic incentives and technical means to do so. This could lead to a tiered Internet with premium fast lanes and slow lanes for the rest of us. We can't afford to let this happen if our nation is to achieve the important broadband goals put forward in the National Broadband Plan.
For these reasons, on January 25, 2011, I introduced the Internet Freedom, Broadband Promotion, and Consumer Protection Act of 2011 (S. 74). My legislation applies to all broadband Internet providers, prohibiting them from discriminating against internet traffic or requiring content, service, or application providers to pay for prioritized delivery of their IP packets (pay-for-priority). It promotes the adoption of broadband, by requiring broadband providers to provide service to an end-user upon reasonable request and to offer standalone broadband Internet access at reasonable rates, terms, and conditions. The bill directs the FCC that if it extends the Universal Service Fund (USF) to include broadband access, only those broadband providers offering standalone broadband Internet access service will be able to participate in the new broadband fund. It also allows broadband end users who believe their broadband provider has violated their net neutrality obligations to file a complaint at either the FCC or a U.S. District Court. Lastly, it requires broadband providers to describe their network management practices to end-users.
And my reply was:
In your email to me of Nov 7 you listed all the reasons why you support the Internet Freedom legislation currently being presented. What you have failed to grasp is that all of these things you see as problems can and will be solved naturally using free market principles if the government will get and stay out of the way.
I use a torrent client for data transfer. I just spent 12 days waiting for Sprint to solve a slow data stream issue. This is not something I see the need for the government to interfere in.
I have the ability to use my customer dollars to leverage my internet service provider's quality of service. I do NOT need or want the government establishing any rules that change the interaction between me and my service provider.
Get out of the way. If people want internet that answers to the free market, we MUST get the government out of the way. The government has to stop trying to regulate commerce. It is bad for the country and it is lethal to our freedoms.
What you are supporting is bad legislation. You think you're helping and you aren't. You're increasing the grasp of government and interfering where interference is not needed.
So many of our liberal congressmen fail to grasp the value of a truly free market. They see what they do as helpful and beneficial with no real understanding how the free market system works. We need more Friedman and Hayek and much less Keynes. I'm not holding my breath.
November 5, 2011
Romney, Abramoff, Greece and the Euro
Mitt Romney is currently campaigning on making the government more efficient. This is beyond scary. We don't need more efficient government, we need smaller government. Smaller government is naturally more efficient. Romney should be emulating Gary Johnson and vowing to get the government back within the confines of the constitution so our country can be strong, healthy and FREE again, but that's not what he's offering. Johnson has proven he can reduce the size of government and New Mexicans love him for it. If you're expecting smaller government things from Romney, you're setting yourself up for disappointment. What he's promising isn't what this country needs. He doesn't believe in smaller government and I can prove it with just one word. Romneycare.
Greece and the Euro are in the midst of crashing. If you want to know if big government socialism works, take a look at Greece. Their socialist President is the guiding hand behind the Greek slow moving train wreck and it will negatively impact economies around the globe. This will include the US. And the even worse part is, we're using a credit card to pay credit card debt. If you don't already know that doesn't work, you haven't ever handled personal finances. Government finances are no different and our government is preparing to assist in bailing out Greece by borrowing money from China. You and I are the ones who will have to pay it back, so that's our money being throwing into the economic hole that is the Euro. I hope you've got a ready supply of cash available to you (not in a bank) when things start to get really sticky. If our government doesn't pull their head out soon, you will need it.
Jack Abramoff's got a book out. I don't know if you remember who he is. In 2006 he was a lobbyist who was convicted of mail fraud and conspiracy and he went to slammer for four years. The good news is he took a lot of others down with him. His book is a "name names" look at his time as a lobbyist. The reason I mention Abramoff is because he's naming names and highlighting the corruption. Our tax system fosters corruption. Our expanded government fosters corruption At some point the citizens of our once fine country are going to rise up and pull the plug on the mess that is Washington and we'll get our country back. The Fed, Fannie and Freddie have GOT to go. If we can get the Fair Tax passed it will remove the tax code as a corruption vector and give a boost to our economy the likes of which have never been seen before.
And finally, I'm offering some advice on vetting future political candidates. If they won't swear to remove at least one overreaching government agency during each term they are in office, don't vote for 'em. They aren't prepared to do what needs to be done in Washington so there's no point in sending them.
October 2, 2011
On Libertarianism and Jillette's God No!
After becoming immersed in studying the government over the last couple years I've developed a different view of our country's political parties. Wadly and I are ex-Republican non-religious social conservatives. I think we've been pushed out of the Republican party and into Libertarianism by a level of governmental overreach we think is killing our country, our liberty and our freedom. Not everything requires a legislative answer, despite what the Republicans think. What they've been practicing for the last 20 years has created intrusive laws and governmental interference in the personal choices of its citizenry. At this point, this interference doesn't effect us a lot (social conservatives) but we see it drastically effecting others. No thank you. If it's not good for all of us, it's good for none of us.
Here's my current take on this country's political parties, subject to change as I learn and grow.
The Republican party is the socially conservative party. Generally Republicans believe in God, mandated morality and advocate personal responsibility. They used to believe in smaller government but as demonstrated by the current level of legislation in effect, results speak louder than voiced ideals.
The Democratic party is the socially liberal party. Generally, Democrats believe government is the answer to everything and responsibility should be mandated. If you are more fortunate or (more usually) harder working, Democrats think you should take care of anyone less fortunate or less inclined to self-actualization. This is a bad thing on many fronts, but it's only one of the less appealing aspects of the democratic ideology.
One of the concepts I managed to grasp during my Glenn Beck and Reason TV watching is, Libertarians come in all social and religious flavors. At the core, Libertarians believe in a strict interpretation of the Constitution and Bill of Rights. You can read a variety of definitions here, but my favorite is David Boaz's "Libertarianism is the view that each person has the right to live his life in any way he chooses so long as he respects the equal rights of others. Libertarians defend each person's right to life, liberty, and property-rights that people have naturally, before governments are created. In the libertarian view, all human relationships should be voluntary; the only actions that should be forbidden by law are those that involve the initiation of force against those who have not themselves used force-actions like murder, rape, robbery, kidnapping, and fraud."
A Libertarian can be socially conservative and religiously devout like Glenn Beck or a socially liberal yet drug and alcohol free naked party throwing atheist and obscene language spouter like Penn Jillette. Republican Governor Chris Christie shows Libertarian leanings in the way he governs New Jersey. Presidential candidate Gary Johnson is a fiscally frugal social conservative who believes in a woman's right to choose whether she will bear a child to term whereas Presidential candidate Representative Dr. Ron Paul is socially conservative and believes in right to life based on his training in obstetrics and gynecology. Both are stated Libertarians because they believe in a government that stays within the confines of the constitution.
Libertarians believe in freedom and liberty completely separate from religious beliefs and social leanings. Libertarians share a belief in the innate right and freedom to choose how each of us lives our life while simultaneously advocating and demonstrating personal responsibility and tolerance for others' choices. The thing I find most attractive about libertarianism is the "government within the confines of the constitution" base belief, that our freedoms and liberties are innate. That philosophy works for me.
Jillette, half of the comedic Penn and Teller duo, is a Libertarian who practices his personal freedoms to the fullest. I've been listening to his God No!. This book isn't a story, it's a collection of essays written over a period of time collected into book form, a celebration of one person's expression of their liberty. I think I stopped listening near the end of Chapter 6, perhaps a quarter of the way through the book. To me, the book isn't very interesting. From what I've seen of Jillette professionally, I expected something a little more sophisticated than the collection of obscene epithets and obscure references with which the writing was littered.
I respect Jillette's right to live the life he has chosen. How he lives his life is not hurting me and he's happy. That, in itself, makes me smile. I may start listening to his book again at some point in the future, but for now <shakes head> yeah . . . not so much. Beyond the obscure references, I can't get past wincing at the inarticulateness of the obscene language. At a guess, I'd say I'm not Jillette's intended audience.
I think our founding fathers missed the mark on two aspects of their work. The statement trade between the states must be regular as a stand-alone without the attached arguments as stated in the Federalist Papers is too vague and has allowed our government to misinterpret the clause to our general detriment. The clause was intended to ensure all states were treated identically but has instead been interpreted to all interstate trade is regulated by the government. Secondly, the "separation of church and state" should have included something about morality being a function of religion, education and social pressure, not something to be mandated by legislation. JMPO.


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|Poll: Mass. Electric Customers Unwilling To Pay More For Cape Wind Project
|by NAW Staff on Thursday January 28 2010
|A poll released by the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's Center for Policy Analysis found that while Massachusetts electric ratepayers generally support wind energy, this support [read more]
|Acciona's Red Hills Is First U.S. Wind Farm On Voluntary Carbon Standard
|by NAW Staff on Thursday January 28 2010
|Acciona's 123 MW Red Hills Wind Farm is the first in the U.S. to be validated and registered under the voluntary carbon standard (VCS). Red [read more]
|Arizona Public Service Co. Seeking Wind, Solar RFPs
|by NAW Staff on Thursday January 28 2010
|In an effort to attract and acquire new renewable energy projects, Arizona Public Service Co. (APS) has issued two requests for proposals (RFPs): one each [read more]
|Consumers Energy Reaches Milestones In Michigan Wind Plan
|by NAW Staff on Thursday January 28 2010
|Consumers Energy has reached several major milestones in its $1.2 billion-plus wind generation development plan in Michigan. The utility has secured [read more]
|Idaho Power Plan Includes 150 MW Of Wind
|by NAW Staff on Thursday January 28 2010
|Idaho Power Co. plans to add about 3,000 MW of capacity over the next 20 years to meet anticipated load growth, according to a planning [read more]
|Just Energy Signs PPA With First Wind's Steel Winds Project
|by NAW Staff on Tuesday January 26 2010
|Ontario, Canada-based Just Energy has signed a five-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with developer First Wind to purchase electricity, capacity and renewable energy certificates from [read more]
|Nova Scotia Power Awards Community-Based Renewable Energy Contracts
|by NAW Staff on Tuesday January 26 2010
|Nova Scotia Power has awarded contracts for 18.95 MW of electricity to be supplied from small, community-based renewable energy projects throughout the province. The six [read more]
|Wind Manufacturer To Expand In New Mexico
|by NAW Staff on Tuesday January 26 2010
|Vert-I-Go Wind Energy will build a wind turbine manufacturing facility, as well as a 5 MW wind farm in the Clovis, N.M. area. [read more]
|First Wind's Oakfield Project Approved By Maine DEP
|by NAW Staff on Monday January 25 2010
|Evergreen Wind Power II, an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of First Wind, has received approval from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) for its [read more]
|NPPD Pursuing PPA For Broken Bow Wind Farm
|by NAW Staff on Monday January 25 2010
|Nebraska Public Power District and Midwest Wind Energy/Edison Mission are currently pursuing a power purchase agreement (PPA) that would result in the construction and operation [read more]
|New 30 MW Wind Project In Wisconsin Approved
|by NAW Staff on Monday January 25 2010
|E Wind LLC has received approval to proceed with its 30 MW, 18-turbine wind project in Wisconsin. The company received approval from the town of [read more]
|Wood Group GTS To Provide Wind Turbine Services For Cielo Projects
|by NAW Staff on Thursday January 21 2010
|Wood Group GTS has been awarded multiple 10-year contracts for operations, maintenance and management services for three wind power projects developed and owned by subsidiaries [read more]
|Solaya Wins Contract For Charlestown Wind Turbine
|by NAW Staff on Thursday January 21 2010
|The Solaya division of Lumus Construction has been awarded a contract by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) to build a 364-foot wind turbine in [read more]
|Westar Energy Acquires Development Site For Future Kansas Wind Project
|by NAW Staff on Wednesday January 20 2010
|Topeka, Kan.-based Westar Energy Inc. has acquired development rights for a new wind energy farm in Kansas. Westar has reached an agreement with Infinity Wind [read more]
|Xcel Energy Completes Transmission Projects To Deliver More Wind Energy
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|Xcel Energy has announced the completion of the Buffalo Ridge Incremental Generation Outlet (BRIGO) transmission projects, designed to increase the system's ability to carry wind [read more]


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W.Va. head shop owner may enter plea Nov. 26
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (AP) — The owner of two West Virginia stores that prosecutors say sold illegal bath salts may soon enter a plea.
Court records show U.S. Magistrate John Kaull has scheduled a plea hearing with Clarksburg resident John Paglia for Nov. 26.
This week, two of his employees — 30-year-old Jeremia Phillips and 40-year-old Derrick Calip — pleaded guilty to a drug conspiracy charge. In exchange, additional counts were dismissed. Their sentencing dates have not been scheduled.
In April, authorities shut down Paglia's "Hot Stuff and Cool Things" stores in Buckhannon and Clarksburg.
The 48-year-old Paglia and his two companies, Jemrose Inc. and Pag-Corp Inc., are charged with eight counts of drug conspiracy and two counts of maintaining a drug-involved property. Paglia is also charged with structuring monetary transactions to evade reporting requirements.


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It's an ONU tradition! ONU President Kendall L. Baker and faculty members join students in the annual mud volleyball tournament!
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ONU Presents Panel Discussion on Constitutional Law In celebration of the 223rd anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution, Ohio Northern University will host a panel discussion on current issues in constitutional law at 7 p.m., Sept. 16, in the Freed Center for the Performing Arts.
Visit Days Bring Prospective Students to ONUProspective students interested in learning more about ONU's programs can sign up for visit days to meet with faculty and current students and see the ONU campus. In October, the following visit days are planned. Registration is required for students and their families:Oct. 2James F. Dicke College of Business Administration Open HouseEngineering Open HouseFine and Performing Arts Open HouseOct. 11Experience ONU DayOct. 30Fall Open House
Grant Received
ONU has received a$19,500 course and program grant from the National College Inventors & Innovators Alliance (NCIIA) to support "Cross-disciplinary Development Teams to Make Students' Ideas Real," a project aimed at advancing the entrepreneurial mindset at Ohio Northern University.
Ohio Supreme Court to hold Off-Site Court at Ohio Northern
The Supreme Court of Ohio will convene an official session at Ohio Northern University on Wednesday, Sept. 29. The visit is part of the court's semiannual Off-Site Court Program.
Chief Justice Eric Brown and Justices Paul E. Pfeifer, Evelyn Lundberg Stratton, Maureen O'Connor, Terrence O'Donnell, Judith Ann Lanzinger and Robert R. Cupp will hear oral arguments in four cases beginning at 9 a.m. on campus in Ada, Ohio.Women's Chorus Seeks Members
The ONU Women's Chorus is welcoming women from Ada and the surrounding community to join the group.
Freed Center Presents... Lee Ann Womack Comes to Freed Center
Country singer Lee Ann Womack will perform on Saturday, Sept. 25, at 8 p.m. in the Freed Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are available now. 'Be the Groove'
Ohio Northern University's Freed Center for the Performing Arts presents "Be the Groove" and the ONU Dance Company on Saturday, Oct. 2, at 8 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 3, at 2 p.m. Tickets are on sale now.Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'
Freed Center for the Performing Arts presents William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" from Oct. 13-16 at 8 p.m. with a matinee performance on Oct. 17 at 2 p.m. Tickets are on sale now.More Top Storiesback to top
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Sept. 25Lee Ann WomackSept. 29Ohio Supreme CourtOct. 6Carhart Lecture featuring William Patry, chief copyright counsel at Google Inc.
Oct. 8-102010 Homecoming
Oct. 18Keiser Lecture, Dr. Renee Reijo Pera, "Human Health, Development and Stem Cells" Oct. 20Understanding the Business of Wind Farms in Ohio: A GLWN Workshop for the Construction and Logistics Industries
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Spotlight: Faculty & Staff
Multimedia Presentation Wins Awards
Randy Walk, associate director of multimedia development in the Communications and Marketing office, has been honored with two recent awards.Tuition Exchange
Full-time employees who will have a child enrolled in college during 2011-12 as first-time freshmen and all other ranks, are invited to learn about the Tuition Exchange Inc. program in a special session at 4 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 29, in McIntosh Room 7. Questions may always be directed to Dr. Juliet Hurtig at email@example.com
Professor Heads State Math Chapter
Dr. Donald A. Hunt, associate professor of mathematics and chair of the department of mathematics and statistics, is serving as president of the Ohio Section of the Mathematical Association of America (MAA). Dr. Bob Hovis, retired professor of mathematics, is the OhioMAA Liaison to Ohio MATYC.
Technological Studies in the News
ONU's Department of Technological Studies partnership with Dassault Systèmes (DS) has been reported in CIMdata newsletter "PLM Industry Summary."Semester Advising Resources
Faculty advisors are reminded that when meeting with students to develop individualized transition to semester plans, resources are available on the p-drive in the folder "SemesterConversionFile."
Mark Your Calendar!Health Screenings and Benefits Fair
Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010
6 – 8:30 a.m.
Benefits Fair participants will include Superior Dental, EBMC and TIAA-CREFHealth Screenings
Saturday, Oct. 23, 2010
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Students in the NewsFamily Day, Sept. 25
Family and friends of ONU students are invited enjoy a day on campus, Sept. 25. Activities range from seminars and lunch with President and Mrs. Baker to ONU football. See the full schedule of events and register.Semester Transition Update ONU students are urged to contact their academic advisor to begin work on individualized transition plans as the university prepares for the upcoming calendar switch to semesters in fall 2011. Each student's transition plan should be completed prior to advanced winter quarter registration in mid-October.Mortar Board Chapter Receives National Award The Aurora chapter at Ohio Northern University was among the outstanding chapters to be honored for its excellence at the 2010 Mortar Board National Conference, held July 23-25 in Chicago. Internship Opportunities AvailableThe Office of Career Services is partnering with The Right Thing, Inc., Findlay, Ohio, a recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) provide, to provide internship opportunities to ONU students. The Right Thing, Inc. will be attending Ohio Northern University's Fall Career Fair on Sept. 22.What are ONU students thinking? Check out the ONU Blogs!
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Alumni News & EventsAlumni B.E.A.R.S. Wanted
Want to help grow the Northern family and reconnect with your alma mater? Be a part of the Alumni B.E.A.R.S. Program! B.E.A.R.S. stands for Building Energetic Alumni Resources for Students, and we are looking for alumni across the nation to help promote Northern to prospective students. We are currently looking for alumni to represent Northern at area college fairs in over 11 states. Learn more!Alumni Invited to Share
The Ohio Northern University Department of Art and Design will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2011. Alumni and students are invited to share stories, artwork and more. Contact Professor Brit Rowe to learn more.2010 Homecoming Oct. 8-10Law Class of 1990 Reunion Oct. 16-17Chicago Alumni Club: Boo! At the Zoo with ONU! Oct. 17Cleveland Alumni Club: Football Tailgate Oct. 23More Alumni Newsback to top
Travel Opportunity!
Ohio Northern University presents: Tunisia: the Mediterranean & the Sahara
Nov. 1 - Nov. 16, 2011
16 Days for $3,099 plus government taxes and fees of $133 and including round trip international airfare from select cities!
(Note: Columbus and Cleveland airports are only $150 additional – round trip)
When calling in to book your trip – note trip code: G503-800 and Ohio Northern University.
For further details visit: Vantage Travel, or call: 800-322-6677.
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Sept. 16
5 p.m., Sorority Recruitment Dinner, Tundra
7 p.m., Constitution Day, Freed Center for the Performing Arts
9 p.m., First Black Student Union Meeting, Multicultural CenterSept. 17Women's Tennis at Oberlin Invitational
1 p.m., Volleyball vs. Hope, Mich., Springfield, Ohio
3 p.m., Men's Soccer vs. Albion, Mich., ONU Soccer Field
5 p.m., Volleyball vs. Alma, Mich., Springfield, Ohio
Sept. 18
Men's Golf at OAC Invitational, John Carroll
10 a.m., Men's and Women's Cross Country at Calvin, Mich., Select Meet
10 a.m., Volleyball vs. Calvin, Mich., Springfield, Ohio
1:30 p.m., Football at Otterbein
2 p.m., Women's Soccer at Thomas More, Ky.
2 p.m., Volleyball vs. Concordia, Minn., Springfield, Ohio
2:30 p.m., Men's Soccer vs. Hope, Mich., ONU Soccer FieldSept. 19
6 p.m., TnT Worship Service, English ChapelSept. 20
4 p.m., JV Football at Bluffton
Sept. 21
5:30 p.m., University Council, Dicke Hall Forum
6 p.m., Sorority Recruitment Progressive Dinner, campus
7 p.m., Women's Soccer at Mt. St. Joseph
7 p.m., Volleyball vs. Transylvania, Ky., ONU Sports CenterSept. 229 a.m., ONU Fall Career and Graduate School Fair, campus
11 a.m., Chapel Worship Service, English Chapel
2 p.m., Women's Tennis vs. St. Francis, Ind., Fort Wayne, Ind.
6 p.m., Women's Tennis vs. Manchester, Ind., Fort Wayne, Ind.
7 p.m., Men's Soccer at Ohio WesleyanMore Coming Events
Polar Bears Ranked No. 11 Nationally
The Ohio Northern football team remained ranked No. 11 nationally in the second weekly D3Football.com poll. More Athletic News
National Acclaim
Ohio Northern's reputation for excellence continues to grow.
As the new academic year approaches, there is increasing evidence of the expanding awareness of Ohio Northern's reputation.
Teaching in Estonia
Virginia Harrod, a senior music education major from Fairfax, Va., will travel to Northern Europe this fall to complete her teaching requirements in Tallinn, Estonia.
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Happy new year, Rickshaw fans!
First off, we'd like to take a moment to thank everyone who has supported our food truck over the years; it means a lot as we look forward to starting our 5th year in business in a few short months.
Just as many of you are making changes for 2015, so is Rickshaw. It's never easy communicating a change to something that people love, but we want to be honest with you–our loyal foodies. Beef prices have risen dramatically over the last 4 years (~56% increase), yet we've never adjusted our menu prices/selection to reflect this. To be completely honest, 2014 was quite a struggle for us to keep up with increasing costs, while also covering sales tax.
So effective 01/01/2015, our Beef Bihari Kebab will now be a special instead of a regular menu item as the custom round steak cut for this kebab is at a 20-year high. Sales tax will also be added in addition to our regular menu prices (currently 8.25%.) But we'll be adding a couple new dishes this year to increase menu variety–so you'll be able to try new things at our truck more frequently.
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SPSU signs cooperative agreement with university in South Korea
SPSU signs cooperative agreement with university in South Korea
Marietta, Ga. (Jan. 3, 2012) Officials from SPSU and a large, comprehensive university in South Korea have signed a cooperative agreement that sets the stage for partnerships in engineering and other disciplines.
Dr. Ilseok Oh, an associate professor in the Division of Engineering and program director of Civil and Construction Engineering, represented SPSU during a signing ceremony at Chosun University in Kwang-Ju, South Korea, last month. Chosun has more than 20,000 students and strong programs in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields, according to Dr. Oh and Dr. Richard Bennett, director of SPSU's Office of International Programs.
"This agreement will open a new door for both universities," Dr. Oh said.
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"Happy Land," a short film by UALR Rhetoric and Writing faculty Sarah Kinser and Dona Bailey has won second place in a recent Arkansas History Webcast competition.
Kinser, a recent graduate of Rhetoric and Writing's MA program, has been teaching in the department. Bailey, MEd, is an instructor.
Their film about the Old Folks Singing festival in Tull, Ark., can be viewed at the festival's website, http://www.ardigitalshorts.com/winners.aspx.


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well now ill show you how to easily make bubbles 2m in diameter easily and BIGGER! for under $3
Step 1: MATERIALS
2 peices of dowling/ bamboo ( i used 1m peices)
1 spool of string (any string will do as long as it is slightly absorbent and not woolen)
1 roll of tape (i used gaffa tape)
Step 2: First string
tie one end of this string to a peice of dowling and the other end to the other peice of dowling approximatley 1cm from the top.
Step 3: Tying string #2
tie one end of the string to the bottom of forst peice of dowling and the other end to the other peice of dowling both approx 2cm from the base.
Step 4: Tying string #3
tie one end of the string about 1cm away from the pole onto the first peice of string you tied. tie the other end the same way.
Step 5: Bubble mix
however if you are willing to go the extra mile for you bubble you can use 1.5 gallons of boiling water dissolved in, half a teaspoon of J-lube, a small tube (4.5 ounces) of surgical lube and a 1/4 cup of glycerine (99.5% pure), 16 ounces of dishwasher liquid, 1/2 a cup of manual dishwashing liquid.
see its hard but if you are willing to spend the money on them it should give you self-healing bubbles which means you can blow smaller bubbles inside the big one, and they are stronger.
when you say "16 ounces of dishwasher liquid, 1/2 a cup of manual dishwashing liquid", what is the difference?
can you clarify what is dishwasher liquid and manual dishwashing liquid?
It would never work to make satisfactory bubbles with the set-up described in this instructable.
Minimum, you need the higher percentage of detergent as described.
To get the biggest bang our of your bubble efforts, include the polymers suggested.
10:1:.25 was the standard recipe developed sometime decades ago. We have learned a lot about how to supersize our super performing bubbles since then.
If someone is going to make a try-string rig like this, they might as well brew-up a solution capable of making bubbles that will rock their world.
In my opinion.
Would it be possible for anyone to make a quick translation of the bubble recipe into culturally neutral English? What is J-lube (and surgical lube)?
I'll pitch in by translating the volumes:
1.5 US gallons = approx 5.7 liter,
4.5 ounces = 1.33 deciliter,
16 ounces is just below half a liter (0.47 l),
1/4 cup is nearly 0.6 deciliter.
Having kids who spill their bubble solution (don't they all), it would be fun to make their own!
The metric system has more beauty and practicality, whereas the imperial system has more history...
But in the end, for the daily life, it's a matter of habit.
Surgical lube is used by gynaecologist for similar prcedures....
1] the 'aging' period, a day to a week allows the polymers in the soap to fully absorb water
2] The taps is called "gaffer" tape, after the lead electrician on movie sets (actually comes from an English term for an older man. True gaffer tape is a cloth backed, very strong tape also known colloquially as '100 Mile-an-hour tape" in the US military. This is to differentiate it from 'duct' or 'duck' (brand name tape, which has a lesser strength and adhesion.
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1/4 cup
all-purpose flour
1 1/2 teaspoons
2 1/2 teaspoons
1 pound
cubed beef stew meat
3 tablespoons
vegetable oil
1 quart
beef broth
1 pint
1 (15 ounce) can
tomato sauce
1 (6 ounce) can
tomato paste
1 cup
peeled and cubed potatoes
1 (10 ounce) package
frozen mixed vegetables
1 cup
chopped cabbage
Quick, easy and wonderfully flexible recipe! I followed advice of previous reviewers and cut amounts on both broth and beer, and the consistency came out just right. Also added flour (cut out salt, plenty in broth and tomato sauce/paste) and spice (added curry, my favorite-- See spicy slow-cooker beef stew w/ curry...Mmmm!!) all together in plastic bag and shook to coat. Might leave out the cabbage next time, but it was fine. Thanks for a cold weather keeper!!
Was very salty. If you make this recipe cut down on the beef broth.
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I was a little disappointed with this recipe, especially since I thought it sounded good for a quick dinner. Too much tomato in this one. I like my beef stew in brown gravy.
I tried several of the suggestions to this recipe and found it very, very good. I used about 3/8 c flour, 1/2 tbs kosher salt, 1 tbs of freshly ground black pepper & pepper medley. Used two bottles (24 ozs total) of lager beer to give more malty taste. Sub'd 1 10oz can of diced tomatoes with chopped jalapenos for the can of tomato sauce, but kept the paste in. Added 1 tbs of Vindaloo curry, 1 tbs of Worcestershire sauce, 2 cloves garlic, 2 small chopped vidalia onions, 1 cup of shredded red cabbage, 1 16 oz package of frozen Italian blend veggies, 2 bay leaves, maybe 1 1/2 c diced potatoes, used olive oil for the oil called for. I would call the result a thickened soup; not quite a stew, but without adding any cornstarch or flour roux (beyond the floured meat to start), I thought it thickened up nicely. Thanks to the originator of this recipe and all who contributed other ideas.
Too much tomato for us but otherwise a nice thick stew! Next time I'll have less tomato and add more salt. I also added some garlic and all purpose seasoning. That helped add some flavor to it! :)
I read previous reviews, and NO, it is NOT too salty!! In fact, I needed to add a ton. I substituted frozen veg for canned and I added 1/2 a minced onion and 2 cloves of minced garlic. It was really missing a lot of flavor until I also added a little worshtershire and soy.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. This has got to be one of the best stews we've ever ate (and I'm not a stew person). It was very easy to make and although I added a little bit more spice, it turned out to be great. A huge hit within the family and all our friends!
This tasted so good! It did come out a bit runny though.. Next time I won't add so much liquid.
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Beer Beef Stew
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Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 340
Calories from Fat: 162
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Spicy Mac with Prawns
1 quart heavy cream
6oz thai sweet chili sauce (available in bottles)
2oz Sarachi (aka…rooster sauce, also in bottles)
Spice Mix
1 Tbs Kosher salt
1 Tbs granulated sugar
1 Tbs cumin
1 Tbs chili powder
1 Tbs black pepper
1/2 cayenne pepper
2 Tbs paprika
1 Tbs ground sage
1 Tbs golden brown sugar
1 box fussili pasta (cooked)
5 large prawns
1 bag shredded white cheddar
In a heavy-bottom pot reduce cream by 1/4. Add the rest of the sauce ingredients and stir very well. Toss 8 oz of sauce per 1 ½ cups of cooked pasta. Place pasta in a small casserole dish and place raw prawns along the sides of the casserole dish. Sprinkle a generous amount of the spice mix on the pasta. Cover with shredded white cheddar, then a sprinkling of bread crumbs and then a bit more cheese. Cook in the oven at 400 degrees until sauce is bubbling, cheese melts and the prawns are cooked all the way through (about 15 min). Tastes great with a pint of Red Chair NWPA on a cold, winter evening!
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Even though Sweetwater ended its losing skid against Snyder with a 46-44 win, those troubles continued at Mustang Gym against the Tigers, who've won just four of 25 games this season.
Sweetwater led 9-0 before Snyder got on the board, and enjoyed a 13-5 lead in the first minute of the sec-ond quarter.
Sweetwater High School's varsity tennis team won 14 of 16 matches against Mid-land Greenwood to begin its 2013 spring season here Thursday. The team plays at San Angelo Lake View's one-day tournament this Friday.
Individual results follow:
Boys doubles — Zach Bax and Billy Reeves won 8-5; Keygan Valdez and Bryan Vause won 8-3; Stephen Shipp and Brandon Howell won 8-6.
Girls doubles — Gewel Cherry and Brianna Hicks lost 6-8.
Mixed doubles — Isaiah Hernandez and Jenny Medellin won 8-0.
Sweetwater girls host Snyder — JV at 5 p.m., varsity at 6:15 p.m., freshmen at 7:30 p.m.
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Highland JV and varsity teams host Roscoe starting at 4 p.m.
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From: Mad Bull
Average Customer Review5.0 (3 reviews)
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Things I liked:Price, consistency, accuracy. I have yet to find a defect and I am over 10K rounds.
Things I would have changed:It would be nice if the was a way to dispense from the container. It is a.wide mouth jar.
What others should know:The black color makes it hard to see it in flight- that can be a good or a bad thing depending on how you look at it. It's nice to hit an opponent and they don't see it coming. Adjust hop up for the additional weight. You will loose some fps, but accuracy.
Things I liked:Love the increased accuracy.
Things I would have changed:The widemouth jar. I prefer a pouring spout or narrower neck.
What others should know:I can't think of anything; great value for the money!
Things I liked:Well...... they are great bbs but you can buy them at wal-mart for $11.50
Things I would have changed:none
What others should know:get these bbs if your a sniper or a aeg gunner like me
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Compatible with Crosman 6mm plastic airsoft BBs, 0.25g, 5,000 rds, Black
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