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bought this thinking it could hold up based on picture. Now I know why the plates are shown sitting below - it couldn't hold them without sagging to the point the foldable legs came out of their 'locking' slot. Better to pay more for something that uses heavier wire at this size.
I brought these shelves to double my space in several cabinets. I brought some similar to these 3 years ago and they are still in great shape. When I received these and tried to use them, the legs kept buckeling under. The actual shelf wire was very thin and barely able to hold things. NOT WORTH THE MONEY I PAID. I did take them back I would have used the shelves everyday, but they would not stand even when pushed up against the back and side walls of the cabinets.
I am cautiously optimistic these shelves will not topple-they are wobbly when stacked. I am using them as kitchen organizers, but, I don't think they are sturdy enough for the weight of the china. They would be great as closet organizers.
This item fits well in wire shelved cabinets. The wire is not hard enough to hold heavy plates or canned goods. It would be good for lightweight items.
It wasn't sturdy and durable enough to hold heavier stuff than plastic. Had to return.
I've been looking all over (but I guess not at WalMart) for this exact shelving. I needed to add an extra shelf in my freezer and this works perfectly. The price was also great. Would recommend to others and definitely buy again.
This shelf was exactly what I needed to expand storage in my tiny kitchen. I did have a slight delay picking it up at Walmart, because I didn't have an order number., which I could not find on my e-mail from Walmart. I am happy with my purchase, however. Because the shelf is stackable I may just buy more of them, as vertical space is all I have in my kitchen.
This product did not stand well on its own much less with something on it. I do not recommend this product. I returned it.
For the size, these racks are not sturdy. The legs aren't tight enough, so it rocks back and forth. I am keeping them but will anchor them to the wall in the back of the cabinet to keep them steady. I wouldn't trust them to hold heavy dishes.
I needed extra space in my cabinets and this product works perfectly. I plan to buy more in the future.
The shelving is the perfect size to fit in lower cabinets . I purchased these to fit under my bathroom cabinets . I already have several that I purchased a couple of years ago and they are very study. These particular shelves are not sturdy at all. Even lightweight items caused the shelf to collapse. I was very disappointed as I was ready to organize and the price was great. Inferior product.
It was the size I wanted, but too wobbly to use for what I wanted it for. I was definitely disappointed, and wish I could have seen it before I ordered it.
It isn't what I expected to hold things on top. You can't put anything in the center or too many things because it will lose the shape of the shelf. Not meant to be in the kitchen holding kitchen items like the picture shown. In the picture it shows the bowls on the right side which will not lose its shape of the shelf. I used it for others things that doesn't weigh much of anything on top. So I didn't return it but I will not buy or recommend it to anyone.
Right size, but it's made of small cheap wire. A single dinner plate on top and it starts to bend. Do not buy. I will return it.
Okay it was very wobbly with the legs down and eventually the legs popped off and I was to lazy to reattach them. Then I realized the remaining part was a perfect fit for my laptop. Unlike expensive fans for laptops this keeps my laptop elevated enough off the desk to keep nice air flow going. It also raises it up in case anything accidentally spills. Be honest how many people eat at their computer desks. So for dishes I wish you well, for keeping your laptop happy go for it. Just make certain you get the right sized rack to fit your laptop.
just what I needed for the shelfless area under the sink.
Weak rack unsuited to hold the 6 small plates and 6 bowls we wanted it to hold. The rack sagged noticeably and did not keep its shape. It wasn't rigid or sturdy at all.


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Pregnancy and the Gift of the Feedback of the Body
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"Knowing others is intelligence; knowing yourself is true wisdom. Mastering others is strength; mastering yourself is true power."~Lao Tzu
Although all mothers know this, no one can truly warn you before it happens: Your body is never the same after you have a baby as it was before you got pregnant.
Sure, we see images of movie stars who bounce back from having babies more toned and fit than they were before pregnancy, but the reality for most women is much less seamless. Having a baby affects you inside and out: You stretch and move differently, and your anatomy changes — permanently — from that growing being inside your body. That pair of skinny jeans, your high school dress and your once stretch-mark-free body often become just a distant memory. This change can make women feel imperfect or less attractive than they remember themselves to be.
When I walked into the room for my first "official yoga class" (read: not with a DVD at home, which had been my practice for years) I felt weak. I was mom to a two-year-old and a four-year-old and I was out of shape. My stomach was flabby from cesarean sections, my leg muscles shaky and my self-image less than ideal. Feeling neither powerful nor like a rock star, I just hoped that yoga would help me get back the body I once had.
It wasn't until the day that I held Plank Pose in yoga class that I finally got it: I still had an amazing body.
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In thinking about hope and how to find it in our world, I realized that for me, hope comes from my yoga practice and my kids, as both remind me on a constant basis that hope dwells within us, not outside of ourselves, and that in order to tap into that wellspring of hope, it is essential to find the peace within to let hope blossom.
I think it's safe to say that one of the things we modern-day moms do a bit more than our moms did is baby our kids, especially when it comes to what they eat. Some of this is good, of course. Regulating intake of sugar and processed foods is probably not something best left up to people whose idea of a balanced meal is beef jerky and fruit snacks. But at some point, kids need to learn to make their own good choices, right? When and how we do that is each family's decision, but for me the food thing was getting ridiculous.
I recently received the unexpected news that three people I love had been in a car accident. The mother and youngest daughter were killed and the second child, 11 years old, was in critical condition. These people are a major part of our spiritual community and youth ministry. I received phone calls and emails filled with shock and sadness. As I sat in the memorial service, I had such a feeling of sadness and loss. The children often ran up to me on a Sunday and showered me with hugs and kisses. I always felt such love and joy during these quick exchanges. Their smiles and joyous ways always filled my heart with warmth and peace.


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This thread is inspired by a post I saw over at PolyMatchmaker, in their "Single Polys" forum. I thought the question interesting enough to bring it over here.
We often hear from practitioners of poly who are partnered, or married and have "opened up" their marriages. Many discussion threads focus on the rules and/or boundaries partners have arrived at or are developing for themselves in order to embrace polyamory in a way that is healthy and fulfilling for everyone involved, and very often as a way to protect the couple "at the center."
But what about the unpartnered singles? And the solo poly who has relationships/partners but either doesn't want a primary, or is often in the role of secondary? How do we protect ourselves and set boundaries to help support finding happiness in polyamorous relationships?
How many times we have seen posts from single people who got involved with a couple and then come here to say, "They want this, want that. They tell me it has to be this way, and that way... but I'm not [happy, satisfied, feeling like I matter]. Is what they want okay, is that normal for poly? Can I ask for ___?" Or, if not with a couple as a triad, they become involved with someone whose OSOs have demands that affect them.
Such individuals may not have a strongly developed sense of who they are. But obviously, they entered into the relationships without figuring out what they needed (or could put up with) to protect themselves and make sure they are happy. They had not devised their own boundaries or rules. Perhaps that is why so many triads fail. Perhaps they never should've started in the first place without each party having their own clear set of boundaries (or without reading Franklin Veaux's Secondary's Bill of Rights). I think the idea that solos and singles should have their own set of boundaries should be just as prevalent in polyamory as the idea that partnered people/couples should.
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So, I think it's important for solos and singles to define our own set of boundaries and/or rules. From there, of course, negotiation can take place, but to not have any can put us in icky situations. This thread is open to being a place to work out what your boundaries would be, if you haven't already figured it out. And if you have, please share how it's worked for you!
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The city of Amarillo will be swapping properties with Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Co. to help advance downtown redevelopment efforts.
City commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a plan by the Amarillo Economic Development Corp. to renovate the former Zarges building in the CenterPoint Business Park and trade it for three and a half blocks the bottling company operates on in the area around Southeast Seventh Avenue and South Lincoln Street.
"Coca-Cola will own the building, and we'll get their property in exchange," AEDC President and CEO Buzz David said. "At some point, I'm sure we'll deed it to the city for development."
The land and buildings the beverage company will leave are appraised for tax purposes at approximately $2.4 million, according to the Potter-Randall Appraisal District.
The construction cost of the original Zarges building at CenterPoint plus the proposed additions AEDC will pay for total about $8.65 million.
AEDC, which will convert the Zarges manufacturing building into a distribution hub for Coca-Cola, is funded by a half-cent sales tax.
Putting a value on property, especially commercial property, can be challenging.
"First, we don't always get all the sales (reports) since Texas is a non-
disclosure state," PRAD's Chief Appraiser Jim Childers said. "We try to get as much as we can."
With the absence of complete information for comparisons, the district uses other methods as well.
"We appraise property using both an income approach and a market approach," Childers said.
"There's sales prices then there's market values that are based on a willing-buyer/willing-seller scenario."
The difference in the appraised price of the Coca-Cola property and the former Zarges building may not tell the whole story.
Factors such as a location adjacent to a proposed hotel and parking garage and the large size of the parcel could affect pricing.
"They were the only piece of property we needed," Mayor Paul Harpole said.
Commissioners asked David if the swap was for comparably priced property.
"For redevelopment, yes," he said.
Zarges paid about $540,000 in rent for the 15 months it occupied the building before abandoning its plan to build wind turbine tower equipment there in May 2012.
The city and its private development partner, Wallace Bajjali Development Partners, plan to put a $30.3-
million ballpark and entertainment venue on the land where Coca-Cola is now.
They also plan to build a $69.3-million hotel and $13.4-million parking garage nearby across South Buchanan Street.
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Southwest General Contractors' bid of a maximum cost to AEDC of $3.9 million bested bids by Commercial Industrial Builders and Western Builders.
David also expects his group and Coca-Cola will be seeking tax abatements.
"There's an existing tax abatement for Zarges that runs several more years," he said. "I'm sure when this project is ready to go, we and Coke will make the rounds asking the taxing entities that this be reassigned to them."
Coca-Cola paid $55,169 in property taxes last year for its land and buildings downtown and more property it uses to do business.
Its bill for inventory, furniture and equipment came to $30,708 on the largest of its 25 accounts of that sort reported by PRAD.


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Silence and the mournful echo of remembrance...hang over this suffering land," wrote James Kitfield, who covered the war in Iraq for the National Journal (April 12) and was clearly shaken by what he saw: "While no accurate tally of Iraqis killed in this war exists, the dead surely number in the thousands upon thousands." Nothing will more deeply mark the American occupation of Iraq than how these dead and their survivors are treated.
Between seventeen hundred and twenty-seven hundred civilians were killed in Baghdad during major combat operations, according to a May 18 report in the Los Angeles Times based on the newspaper's survey of Baghdad's hospitals. Hospital officials stressed to the Times that no official entity, Iraqi or American, has been interested in such information: "No one has asked us for our figures-not the Health Ministry, not the bureau of registry, not the Americans, no one," said Dr. Daoud Jasim, an orthopedic surgeon at Mahmoudiya Hospital, about twenty miles south of the city center, that reported more than two hundred civilian deaths. "And it was a battlefield here, with civilians caught in the middle."
On June 11, the Associated Press published a hospital-by-hospital survey that confirmed at least 3,240 civilian casualties, including 1,896 in Baghdad. The AP report covered only 60 of Iraq's 124 hospitals and only the period between March 20 and April 20. Thus,
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French Fried Pickles
Total Time
Prep 2 mins
Cook 4 mins
A really weird one..
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup Bisquick
- 1 egg
- 1⁄2 cup milk
- water
- dill pickle slices
- Beat together everything but the pickles.
- Dip pickles in the batter.
- Fry in oil until brown.
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Wonderful! I made these this past weekend and they were spectacular! I used homemade Bisquick- (I also got the recipe from this site!) and substituted pickle juice for the water and added about 1 tsp of cayenne pepper. I made the batter the consistency of tempura batter but a little on the thicker side. I also used the thick sliced Vlasic Oval pickles and I got one of the richest , flavorful fried pickles I have ever eaten! KUDOS for this recipe!
Very Tasty! Was super easy to make. There are lots of fried pickle recipes out there. I prefer this particular recipe, because it is so simple. I didn't see any measurement for the amount of water to use, so I added water until the batter was the consistancy of pancake batter. I replaced half the water with pickle juice for added flavor. I also added a few drops of hot sauce tot he batter for a little zest. I used the long sandwich style pickle slices (not the wedges but the flat slices) and it turned out great!!
I didn't want to add stars because I've not used this specific recipe. However, when my friends and I gather for a fondue (the oil kind) we use pickles in the beer batter...sooooo yummy!! I highly recommend trying this if you love pickles!


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16 Reviews
These potatoes are very yummy! They are rich, cheesy, and the nutmeg flavor really comes through. They went together very quickly and easily. I did have to cook them almost an hour. I think I may have sliced the potatoes a little thicker than I should have, although I tried to get them very thin. My family really enjoyed these and gave them 2 thumbs up. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful recipe...it is definitely a keeper.
Reviewed for ZWT7- THese potatoes were so good- creamy and cheesey- delicious. I couldn't get red potatoes so used nadine potatoes instead. Used freshly grated nutmeg and ground pepper for this dish. Photo also to be posted
Awesome! I made these with a russet potato and cut the recipe back to 2 servings. Now I wish that I'd made the whole recipe. These truly are decadent! So easy and yummy. The nutmeg really added a great touch and these went well with Kona Coffee Rub. Thanks Leslie for a new keeper. I can't wait to make these again. Made for ZWT7 for the Emerald City Shakers.
Very good potatoes that are not diet friendly but taste great! I sliced the potatoes by hand so some of my slices were thicker than others and had to bake a bit longer. Not peeling the potatoes made them a bit rustic but still dressy enough for a nice dinner. Will make these again Leslie! Made for PAC 2009 - Fall.
We had these with our pork tenderloin roast and it was the perfect accompaniment to a perfect meal! The whole family ate these and I got compliments from everyone on the meal! I will be making these again! Thank you!
These potatoes truly are decadent! I followed the recipe exactly and really wouldn't change a thing. I just wish I could get my potato slices thinner so I wouldn't have to bake them so long. I don't have a mandolin so I have to do it by hand. I could see these being really good with Yukon Gold potatoes as well. The Swiss and Gruyere cheese is wonderful with potatoes. I served this with "Barbecue Bacon Cheddar Chicken".
These were absolutely delicious! We had my brother over for dinner and he had three helpings! I made them just as written and wouldn't change a thing!
Wow! We enjoyed these so much. The creamy cheesy texture just melted in your mouth. I did add some bacon bits to the top layer. Also, served along with sour cream at the table (I didnt think it needed anything extra but the better half wanted the sour cream). Thanks for sharing a really easy & tasty recipe. Made for ZWT4.
Oh my these were good! I made a 9x9 pan and if I had made more, we would have eaten them too! So creamy, and gruyere was the perfect choice! I also had to add about 20 of additional cooking time. Thank You for sharing. Made for ZWT4
Awesome!! Everyone will ask for the recipe!!!


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I want to display some metrics on my RailsAdmin dashboard I use custom sql query to do get the data from the DB.
How can I change the dashboard view to show that data?
I can customize
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Bookend; The Bad Boys of Summer
By Andrew Santella
Published: October 1, 2000
IN 1946, Joe DiMaggio published a book called ''Lucky to Be a Yankee.'' It was a pretty standard baseball autobiography of its time, telling with unfailing modesty the story of DiMaggio's rise from humble roots to stardom. The dedication was indicative of the book's tone. DiMaggio dedicated ''Lucky to Be a Yankee'' to, among others, ''all the ballplayers in both leagues, a clean bunch of fellows and all grand sports.''
DiMaggio's book followed in a tradition that went back at least to Christy Mathewson's ''Pitching in a Pinch,'' published in 1912. The general idea was to provide a good example and tell an inspiring story -- a true story, if possible, but inspiring in any case. It would be a long time before any baseball memoirist, or his ghostwriter, would dare to deviate from that tradition. Even then, baseball wasn't ready. When Jim Bouton's ''Ball Four'' came out in 1970, one of the first stops the pitcher-author had to make was to the office of Bowie Kuhn, then the commissioner of baseball. He was asked to repudiate the contents of his own book.
The problem with ''Ball Four,'' as the commissioner, some sportswriters and most players saw it, was that it described the heirs to DiMaggio's clean fellows and grand sports fighting on the team bus and popping pills in the locker room. It described some of them peering through keyholes and hotel windows, even drilling holes in dugout walls to spy on women. Worst of all, it described Mickey Mantle -- DiMaggio's successor in the Yankee lineage -- playing hung over. Bouton's book was, the argument went, bad for baseball's image.
''Ball Four'' became known as the first of the tell-all baseball memoirs, a title that unfairly obscures Bouton's real accomplishment. He was a once promising pitcher whose career had faltered, and his original plan for ''Ball Four'' seems to have been to write a book that would take the form of a diary of a make-or-break baseball season, with his career on the line. But Bouton turned out to be too good a reporter to stop there. He also thought to ask why a grown man should want to keep playing baseball. Bouton might be remembered for what he wrote about other players, but in ''Ball Four'' he also examined himself, determined to reconcile his love for the game with his exasperation at its pettiness and primitivism.
He turned out to be a keen observer and recorder of detail, too. His supposedly startling revelations about the behavior of the big stars got all the attention in the weeks after the book's publication, but his book's most lasting value might be as a deadpan documentary of the most mundane moments of the baseball life. ''I try, but it remains most difficult to convey the quality of the banter in the back of the bus,'' he writes. ''There is zaniness to it, and earthiness, and often a quality of non sequitur that I find hilarious.'' No other writer has matched Bouton at getting this sort of banter down on paper. The sheer nonsensical vulgarity of his teammates and coaches is a delight to read. If for no other reason, ''Ball Four'' should be prized for leaving a record of the Seattle manager Joe Schultz's knack for combining curse words in novel ways.
Returning to ''Ball Four'' now, 30 years after its publication, is like discovering a cache of old letters from an insightful friend -- one who just happened to spend a long-ago summer trying to survive in the major leagues. Bouton's diary entries are impressionistic, like chatty correspondence. And like great old letters, ''Ball Four'' offers readers the pleasure of revisiting a former time -- in this case, one of the crossroads in the game's history.
Baseball is supposed to be a conservative game, but every once in a while it goes through a transformative period: the 1960's, for example. It was during the 60's that major-league players established a union and began the struggle that would lead to free agency. In that decade, the National and American leagues added new teams for the first time since 1901. Clubs appeared in places like Kansas City and Seattle. For the first time, teams were packaged in West and East divisions in each league, and a preliminary round of postseason play was inserted before the World Series. To encourage more offense, pitching mounds were lowered and the leagues began experimenting with the designated hitter rule in preseason games. Baseball's color line had been obliterated for more than a decade, but it was only in the 60's that black and Latin American stars began to dominate the game. Also in the 60's, teams started playing in a new generation of look-alike multipurpose stadiums, and on artificial grass. Even baseball fashion changed. Teams started emerging from dugouts not in drab flannels but in close-fitting, brightly colored uniforms and white spikes.
It can only be a coincidence, but this period of upheaval coincided almost exactly with Jim Bouton's career. Between 1962 and 1970, Bouton played for three major-league teams, starting with the most tradition-bound of them all: the New York Yankees. (He made a brief comeback in 1978.) He looked like a rising star for the Yankees, winning 39 games in 1963 and 1964, two in the 1964 World Series. But by 1968, he was demoted to the minor leagues. His decline mirrored the Yankees', who had dominated postseason play for decades before fading in the mid-60's. In ''Ball Four,'' Bouton calls 1965 ''the year the Yankees stopped winning pennants.'' The next American League dynasty would come from Oakland, a city that didn't have a major-league team when the 60's started.


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SO TELL ME HOW PEOPLE DO IT? It seems to easy for so many to stay home. I know you'd need to cut things out, but after all that, I don't even think if we had zero student loans, so NO debt other than mortgage, that I'd be able to do it. Ad really, because of this I don't even know if I want a second child now as working full time with one and having him in daycare, constantly busy, I can't and don't want to have 2 in daycare, making life even ore cayotic and having that much more time away from another child. I just don't understand, and I feel like many of my dreams of what I've been working towards for years have been absolutely crushed. :(
Wannabe SAHM
SO TELL ME HOW PEOPLE DO IT? It seems to easy for so many to stay home. I know you'd need to cut things out, but after all that, I don't even think if we had zero student loans, so NO debt other than mortgage, that I'd be able to do it. Ad really, because of this I don't even know if I want a second child now as working full time with one and having him in daycare, constantly busy, I can't and don't want to have 2 in daycare, making life even ore cayotic and having that much more time away from another child. I just don't understand, and I feel like many of my dreams of what I've been working towards for years have been absolutely crushed. :(
Working FT isn't the end of the world.
Many people I know go into debt. Or live lives I would not want. Or don't save for retirement, or have any emergency funds.
I know how you feel. I'm wanting to be a SAHM when #2 comes in July as well. I'm fortunate that DH has chosen a profession that pays well (RN) which helps out in allowing that dream to become reality. I think there are things you can cut though like cable, making more food from scratch rather than eating out or buying premade items, find free entertainment on the weekends, etc. The truth is though, that sometimes, it just doesn't work they way you planned. It also doesn't have to be perminant. I plan on going back to work FT in a few years, so yeah, things may be tight for a little while, but it's only for a while.
~Heather~ DH Robert Mommy to Ethan (4) and Brooklyn (1)
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I'm in the same boat.
When we married 3.5 years ago, we said we wanted to both work for a few years and then have a baby. At that point, I'd stay home. Well, after employment struggles, tens of thousands in student debt and a career change, the best thing we've been able to work out is that I currently work from home as a freelance writer. I love my job, and I'd be doing this even if it weren't for kids, but knowing they're coming at some point makes sense as it gives me a flexible part-time option if I want one.
We also have no consumer debt and don't make thoughtless purchases and try to live below our means, but student loans are a beast, and so is the price of living in our area. We're currently paying $1010/month for a tiny one-bedroom apartment! Our goal was to live on my husband's income and save mine completely, but the last couple years with rent increases, food cost increases and wanting to have a life and go out to happy hour with friends sometimes — plus husband being kind of underpaid for what he does even though he has a great job — we consistently dip into my paycheck. He was told he's getting a promotion sometime between July and December, and it hasn't happened yet. The department head left and the company's scrambling to find upper management, so his promotion (and our livelihood) are unfortunately on the backburner. :(
If we have a baby in 9-12 months there's no way I can quit working completely while still saving for a house, finishing paying student loans and saving for kids' college and other big items.
Thankfully, I really do believe that since you care about paying your student loans in a timely fashion, you have an emergency fund and your house was affordable, you will save TONS of money in the long run. I'm always shocked to learn how indebted my friends are — even the ones that seem really responsible have massive mortgages (with like 3% down) and car payments. Hopefully in the future you'll see all your hard work pay off as you live an awesome debt-free, modest and happy life.
In the mean time, is there something you can do from home to earn money so you can be at least a part-time SAHM? I plan on cutting back on work or getting a part-time babysitter/mother's helper when we have a baby. Not pregnant yet, so hopefully that promotion and raise come and help us out by the time we have a baby.
Good luck. <3
Mama to O, Sept. '13, and S, April '16
I SAHM with our two children, soon to be three. Daycare would cost us $600 a week at one of the best centers in town.
I am currently finishing my degree with the help of pell grants and eventually will go back to work when our daycare costs go down some.
I babysit a for a 3 year old and make $135 a week.
We have a very strict budget and follow it.
We use cloth diapers, cloth wipes, and I breastfeed. I don't buy babyfood, we do babyled weaning.
I've learned to cut costs here and there and every little bit helps.
Haley SAHM to
Peanut 02.01.10
Pumpkin 05.25.11
Surprise package IT'S A GIRL!! 1.25.13
Debt Free goal 2013....BS1 complete....BS2 in progress
You sound like you are in a good spot. Paid off cars, no cc debt, low mortgage, all great. I suggest posting your budget. I'm sure the ladies here can pick it apart. Maybe you are over spending somewhere else and don't even realize it.
I am also a sahm. We make all of our cleaning supplies, basically baking soda and vinegar go a long way. We make our own laundry detergent, dish washer detergent, deodorant, no poo (baking soda as shampoo), cloth diaper and wipes, I did breastfeed for a while. We make good money and have little debt. It is possible to do if you really want this to happen.
I've been a SAHM since our daughter was born eight years ago. DH has a great income now, but has only been in his career for the last 4 or so years. Before that he was in school and we were either living off of a measly paying part-time job, student loans, or some combination of both.
We had a pretty low standard of living when he was in school, but it was fine and we made it work. I would not want to live that way forever, and the only way I could do it was because I knew it was temporary. But the point is, you can live off of a pretty low income, it just depends what you are willing to give up.
This depends on a lot of things:
- your long term goals
- the availbility of affordable health coverage & care
- your lifestyle priorities
- your income
- cost of living
My DH makes $140K a year. And in order for us to meet all our long term savings goals (college, retirement, etc) and fund our current lifestyle choices (racing, travel, etc), I work part time. We could make it on a lot less, but me working gives us the flexibility to accomplish multiple things at once. I stayed at home when he was making less, but we really wanted more money going to college funds and, frankly, our hobbies. Also, my part-time gig is super steady and comes with benefits eligibility. If he ever wants to change jobs again, we have my benefits to fall back on if he's in between things or wants to take an entrepreneurial risk.
Some people are willing to trade college savings for a SAHP. I'm not, but I know not everyone prioritizes college funding. Some people are willing to trade vacations for a SAHP. Fair enough. Some people are willing to trade HEALTH INSURANCE for a SAHP. That's insanity. Sometimes the numbers work with sacrifices; sometimes they don't work at all.
If you want to post a budget here and info about your family income, we can help you figure out what's realistic.
... farting rainbows on Family Finances since 2003...
... running like a girl with Running Mamas since 2009...
The good life is inspired by love and guided by knowledge. --B. Russell
A friend of mine does it by watching another child in her home along hers to earn more of a buffer for their budget.
K (34) & R(35) married 11/12/11, adopted our puppy (O) 03/2012! E born 10/18/13


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The book Prophecy of the Roman Popes lay hidden for over 400 years until its recent discovery and may contain new predictions (including the crisis in the middle east and the apocalypse). This feature-length documentary examines the book to shed new light on Nostradamus most famed prophesies and uses forensic analysis to determine its authenticity.
Nostradamus words and illustrations are brought to life through state-of-the-art CGI animation and dramatic reenactments. As we examine both the man and his myth, the LOST BOOK OF NOSTRADAMUS reveals the truth about history s most infamous prophet and the significance of his final words.
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Released: Apr 01st, 1997
Running Time: 75
Director: Ron Jeremy
Company: Las Vegas Vido
Cast: Veronica Brazil, Devon Shire, Shannon Rush, Claudio (I), April Adams, Rayne (I), Aurora (I), Keith
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Gonzo
You might wonder what Peter Seller's daughter is doing hanging out with this crowd, but we all know what a celebrity maven Mr. Jeremy is. Sellers announces the scenes, which feature several babes who haven't been doing hardcore for a while, so some of these maybe retreads. Doesn't matter, though; there's barely enough heat here to make ice-filled glasses sweat.


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Scouts recruiting with Weinermobile
Published: Thursday, November 10, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, November 10, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
ASHEVILLE -- The Daniel Boone Council of the Boy Scouts and Asheville's Fun Depot are welcoming the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile to help recruit Cub Scouts from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Fun Depot, 7 Roberts Road, Asheville.
There will be specials on Oscar Meyer hot dog lunches.
Potential Cub Scouts, in first through fifth grades, may sign up to become a Scout, receive a free Oscar Meyer lunch, free Pinewood Derby car kit, free mini-golf coupon from the Fun Depot and 50 percent discount on his first purchase as a Scout.
Cub Scout community projects and displays will be onsite.
Boys already in Cub Scouts can wear their uniforms to the event and receive a two-hour playcard for $15.
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I was messing around with virtual hosts and now I'm getting a 403 error when trying to access files on the webroot.
Here's my httpd-vhosts.conf:
NameVirtualHost *:80
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName localhost
DocumentRoot /var/www
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ServerName test.ts
DocumentRoot /var/www/htdocs/vhost_test
<Directory /var/www/htdocs/vhost_test>
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AllowOverride All
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I'm pretty sure its a problem with vhosts because I commented out the line that included httpd-vhosts.conf on httpd.conf and the problem was gone. What's wrong with it?
EDIT: a day after Phil Hollenback helped me with this problem, the server began acting up again. Same problem as before, and doing what I did before didn't solve it this time. So I tried changing httpd-vhosts.conf with this:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName localhost
DocumentRoot /var/www
<Directory /> #added this tag
Allow from all
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Wagon Train Summer Camp
Wagon Train is a fun, rustic summer camp for kids age 8-11 years old, entering 3rd through 6th grades. This Old West experience includes sleeping in a real covered wagon, learning Archery and BB guns, riding canoes and kayaks around the pond and exploring Fort Logan (our three story island fort) . But the fun doesn't stop there! Camp-wide recreation games like Capture the Flag, the Water Carnival and our awesome night game Stampede will have you talking about camp for years to come. You'll also sit around a campfire singing worship songs, memorize scripture, watch amazing skits about the Bible performed by the Wagon Train staff and hear each morning and evening the Good News of Jesus and his love for us. I almost forgot to mention: D&G tag, Chipmonk rappelling rock, Trading Post, and a tree house fit for a king: Burnside Manor. You'll experience all this and more, like great food, friends and fun.
We are thrilled to introduce Wagon Master Tell, as our Children's Ministry Director. He comes to us from Auberry, California with many years of Hume and ministry experience. Tell has grown up coming to Hume Lake with his family and spent the last five years working with us in various capacities. He served with us as a Summer Counseling Staff member as well as seasonal staff for Meadow Ranch, Winter Camp, Outdoor Education/Spiritual Emphasis and at our Hume New England site. He spent several years working with Youth For Christ as well as missionary work overseas for 18 months and looks forward to completing his degree in Religion from Liberty University within the next year. His passion for ministry and his love for outdoor adventure fits seamlessly with our Wagon Train camp and Wagon Master Tell looks forward to meeting you and your campers this summer!
If you need to contact him, please feel free to do so:
Wagon Master Tell
Registration & Pricing
Summer 2016 Registration Opening Date:
October 29th, 2015 at 10:00 am PST
2016 Church Group Pricing
Campers $440
2016 Individual Pricing
Campers $515
Things to KnowSPENDING MONEY
What to PackBEDDING
D & G:David and Goliath disc tag
D&G is short for David & Goliath. It is a tag game played with discs between campers (Davids) and their counselors (Goliaths). When campers or counselors get tagged they must place their disc on their head and walk back to "Heaven" until the next game. If the Davids eliminate all the Goliaths then the Davids win and vice-versa. This is a favorite of many campers and a highlight of their experience.
Rappelling is a great adventure activity. Campers will learn how to use safety equipment to rappelling down our very own Chipmonk Rock. This is an excellent exercise in faith that challenges campers to put their trust in the equipment and our instructors.
BB GunsCampers have an opportunity to learn how to safely handle and shoot a BB gun. They then get a chance to test their aim as they compete for the sharp-shooter award. This activity is instructed by the Wagon Train staff and supervised by the counselors.
Fort Logan
Fort Logan is our enormous three-story island fort that is perfect for hours of fun. Every Monday there is a huge water fight on the island. It is complete with stairs, a jail, three towers and bridges.
Burnside Manor
Among the tree in the forest you'll find our three story twisted tree house. Featuring two tower platforms high in the air, a huge cargo net, a wooden sky-bridge and a swinging bridge.
During this activity campers will be instructed by Wagon Train staff how to properly shoot a bow and arrow. Helped and encouraged by their counselors, campers will be competing for the WT marksmanship award.
Canoes / Kayaks
The cool calm waters of the WT Pond are perfect for boating. Grab a friend and hop in a canoe or go solo in one of our kayaks. Either way, you are sure to have fun out on the water. Join us on Monday for boat races.
Along with their counselor, campers get to exercise their creativity as they personalize their very own craft. During this time we take the opportunity to compare the craft with a truth from God's Word to help the campers understand that we all have a Creator that loves us
Catch The Outlaw
Every day at free time the Outlaw is hidden somewhere in small camp. Be the first to solve the riddle and find him and you will earn points for your wagon.
Swimmin' Hole
A great place to cool off with friends after an afternoon of big fun. Supervised by our excellent Wagon Train Lifeguards, everyone is sure to have a fun, safe time here.
Trading Post
During free time you will work up a hunger, so stop by for a snack and a cold drink then get back to playing. The Trading Post also has great souvenirs, gifts and crafts available for purchase.
Wood Crafts
On Tuesday, stop by the Trading Post and pick up a wooden racecar, wagon or train. Build it, paint it and get ready for the big race. A prize is available for the fastest racer.
Giant Checkers
A large 16' version of the old classic game of checkers. Large enough to use people for checkers!
Cattle Rustler
A great way to practice your hand at being a real cowhand. Round 'em up cowboy!
2016 Theme: Rise n' Shine
We live in a world that is not the way God wanted it to be. The prophet Elijah also experienced ungodliness happening all around him yet chose to hold tight to God's Word, even though it wasn't popular. This summer, join us as we take a look at the life of Elijah and the challenge to "rise 'n shine" and proclaim God's truth even when it's not easy.
Theme Verse
1 Kings 18:37a - "Hear me, O Lord, hear me, that this people may know that You are the Lord God."
Promo Pack
Includes registration flyer and logo for use in your own media.
Download (ZIP file)
2016 Wagon Train Staff
Wagon Master Tell has traveled from the boomtown of Auberry, California to lead the caravan of wagons this summer. Tell seeks to find the most fun possible in every day which may just include hiking, fishing, or backpacking. When Wagon Master Tell visits the Trading Post he looks for tasty Trail Mix filled with chocolate chunks and M&M's. Wagon Master Tell looks forward to sweeping you off the D&G field this summer to ensure yet another victory for the counselors.
Coming soon.
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FREE outdoor community screenings in the Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre. Pack a blanket and a picnic, low-back chairs, and bring your friends to enjoy Sundance Film Festival favorites under the stars. It can get chilly at night, so come prepared.
Gates open at 7:30PM and movies begin at dusk. Please enter through the Amphitheatre gates. All films go on rain or shine (pending lightening).
All screenings are Free, no ticket needed.
Wednesday, July 6 - BROOKLYN
It's 1950's Ireland: Eilis must confront a terrible dilemma — a heartbreaking choice between two men and two countries, between duty and true love. Screened at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival; Academy Award Nominee. Rated PG-13
Wednesday, July 27- WHEN WE WERE KINGS
A chronicle of the Ali vs. Foreman heavyweight boxing match from 1974 that uses original footage of the "rumble in the jungle" when it took place in Kineshasa, Zaire. The film is on one level a lost documentary: never-before-seen images of the Fight of the Century between a then relatively unpopular, but fearsome, boxer named George Foreman and his nearly mythical antagonist, the incomparable Muhammad Ali. But its also a riveting story of the drama and significance of the beginning of a new age of black culture and identity.
Screened at the 1996 Sundance Film Festival; 1997 Academy Award. Rated PG
Wednesday, August 3 - KINKY BOOTS
With the sudden death of his father, Charlie Price takes up the reins of the family's Northampton shoe factory. But Charlie quickly discovers it is not business as usual, and without new shoe orders, bankruptcy is imminent. As if in a dream, enter Lola, fresh from London and larger than life: sexy, sassy, cabaret-singing man in a dress. These two unlikely friends become allies in a plan that will change the future of the factory and its workers, and the hearts and minds of anyone who crosses their path. Screened at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. Rated PG-13
Tuesday, August 23 - WE ARE X
As glam rock's most flamboyant survivors, X Japan ignited a musical revolution in Japan during the late '80s with their melodic metal. Twenty years after their tragic dissolution, X Japan's leader,Yoshiki, battles with physical and spiritual demons alongside prejudices of the West to bring their music to the world. Screened at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. Film Not Rated
Wednesday, August 31 - Utah Community Choice Film - TBD
Sundance Institute wants YOU to select the last film of the Summer Series. Through August 12 vote for your favorite Midnight classic films: "The Blair Witch Project," "Tucker and Dale vs. Evil," "Under the Shadow," "What We Do in the Shadows"
Vote onsite at screenings or at: www.sundance.org/utah
The winning film will be announced in late August.
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Dark evenings, damp skies and the glow of a thousand bonfires are all part of what makes Bonfire Night such a firm fixture in our cultural calendar. At Fantastic Fireworks we are proud to be at the hub of the nation's celebrations. Each year we put on more than 200 displays, from the village green to the city park.
Quote: 'It has been an inspiration to work with Fantastic Fireworks over what is probably nearly 25 years. Your enthusiasm for entertaining audiences with 'simply the best' in fireworks as well as the accompanying soundtracks have helped ensure that you are the leading team in firework entertainment. It is very easy for a company to impress a client the first time, but to continually impress year on year indicates the quality of your staff and yourself. The shows you have created for us have genuinely lived up to your company name!'
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Gucci Mane has teamed up with Revolt TV to live stream his official 'Gucci Mane & Friends' concert tonight, which started at 8 pm. His new "Everybody Looking" album just dropped, so expect to hear post jail jams, along with some of his many classics. You can stream it live below.
Video: Gucci Mane & Friends Welcome Home Concert (Live Stream)
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Lil George – "We Are Kings"
Deon Williams – Capricorn Thoughts (Album Stream) @DeonWilliamz
Deon Williams, an artist based in Houston, Texas presents his new album, "Capricorn Thoughts". Deon Considers this album a personal work of art that cannot be compared simply because it's his personal battles that he's choosing between good and evil. He produced 6 out of the 11 tracks featured on the project, and lyrically expressed issues many of us face. Take a listen and enter the mind of Capricorn Thoughts.
Interview: Blo5k Talk's Music And Politics With @BigBrotherBiz @Blo5kMGMG
Atlanta Based Recording Artist "Blo5k" ( Lil A & Fatt ) Visit New York City for a great interview conducted by Big Brother Biz of MicrophoneBully to promote their new project "Gang". The setting of the interview has Blo5k sitting down for a quick one on one live from a Marriott hotel in the Bronx New york. The group speaks on the difference between Strip Clubs in Atlanta vs. Strip clubs in New York, The Current state of the police and our community over, Visiting Major record labels and everything that's coming next. Presented By: www.MicrophoneBully.com Interview By: Big Brother Biz Filmed By: Sky-Hi Edited By: Big Brother Biz.
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With his sights set on making his dreams come true, Cai self-funded and executively produced a 4 -track EP, No Accidents, which dropped in May. Revisiting the project, Jun releases a visual for "Bad" — an electronic-infused R&B ballad that finds him focused on a beautiful ballet dancer, seeming unable to control the lust he feels for her.


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Posted on July 25Caleb Dawson: Inspired to Lead
Posted on July 22Students from Cagli, Italy Arrive for Sister City Cultural Immersion Exchange
Posted on July 21Courtney Law Joins Gonzaga as Director of GU-UW Regional Health Partnership
Posted on July 19Board Approves Two Key New Buildings
Gonzaga University is a private Catholic, Jesuit, and humanistic university providing education to more than 7,800 students. Situated along the Spokane River near downtown Spokane, Washington, Gonzaga is routinely recognized among the West's best comprehensive regional universities. Gonzaga offers 75 fields of study, 26 master's degrees, doctorate degrees in leadership studies and nursing, and a juris doctor degree through the School of Law.


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Yelp may put out 'for sale' sign after first quarter letdown
Yelp may be heading for the auction block amid concerns about the online business review service's ability to compete against larger Internet companies for digital advertising.
Yelp may be heading for the auction block amid concerns about the online business review service's ability to compete against larger Internet companies for digital advertising.
One startup founder is making his own effort to respond to the issue of income inequality—cutting his own pay while seriously boosting that of his employees.
Amazon is buying the videogame platform Twitch for $1 billion, bringing it access to millions of people who watch games being played on the site, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
Google's IPO, a decade ago this week, launched the company on a trajectory that continues to reshape its business and much of the world in its orbit.
LinkedIn finished last year with a solid financial performance, but the online professional networking service spooked investors with a forecast indicating that its growth is starting to slow down.
Twitter got a reality check Wednesday as the high-flying messaging company reported modest user growth during a quarter in which it lost $511 million.
Twitter shares tumbled Friday after a brokerage analyst warned the popular messaging network was overvalued following a meteoric rise since its initial public offering in November.
Shares of Twitter went on sale to the public for the first time Thursday, instantly leaping more than 70 percent above their offering price in a dazzling debut that exceeded even Wall Street's lofty hopes.
Twitter was on the verge of revealing the price of its stock offering Wednesday, giving the popular messaging platform a value of around $15 billion, media reports said.
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I am running a network of sites using multisite, and pulling content from the sub blogs to main blog with WpeMatico, so new posts on all sub blogs are presented on front page/main blog.
Now, although I have linked post titles to source link, so they point to the respective sub-blogs on front page, a /blog/ part is still created on my main site showing full content.
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This topping will transform a number of soups into a very special affair. It is good on split pea soup, or split pea soup mixed half and half with canned green turtle soup, Boston black bean soup, lentil or tomato soup. This amount of topping will garnish six bowls of soup.
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Instructions:Combine egg yolk and cheese and mix to a smooth paste. Fold in the whipped cream. Swirl on top of soup in ovenproof bowls and brown quickly under the broiler. A tablespoon of Madeira or sherry added to the soup will make it even more festive.
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Adult swimming classes (for ages 16 and older) are now being offered at the Abe Montoya Recreation Center. The course will include six sessions from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays from Oct. 4 to Oct. 20. Cost is $30 for six sessions. Only 10 spots are available, so registration as soon as possible is recommended. Contact the Rec at 426-1739 for details.
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Residential property owners on the east side will see their property taxes drop when their tax bill arrives in November but those on the west side will see a modest increase under new tax rates computed by the state.
A 41-year-old Rainsville man remains behind bars at the San Miguel County Detention Center for allegedly stabbing another man multiple times on Saturday.
Mayor Alfonso Ortiz has thrown his hat into the race to be Jerome Block Jr.'s replacement on the state Public Regulation Commission.
Ortiz, who is also the elected San Miguel County treasurer, said that even if Gov. Susana Martinez selects him for the $90,000 a year post, he would serve out the roughly five months left in his mayoral term.
Ortiz said he had been considering applying for the job and that he ended up submitting his resume when he was in Santa Fe earlier this week.
A fight between a boyfriend and girlfriend that played out on city streets Wednesday evening ended with both of them behind bars.
The incident resulted in a heavy police presence on Mills Avenue, in front of McDonald's. State and city police responded, along with other emergency personnel.
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Members of the New Mexico Highlands University women's basketball team and their coaches rolled up their sleeves last month and went to work painting a historic commercial building on Railroad Avenue, a MainStreet de Las Vegas Façade Squad project.
By Susan Montoya Bryan
The Associated Press
Difficult. That's how many describe the job of managing water resources in a state where lingering drought is shrinking reservoirs and turning landscapes crunchy brown.
As New Mexico's top water official, State Engineer John D'Antonio has grown accustomed to the challenges that come from not having enough water to go around. In fact, he said seven of his nine years as state engineer have been dry.
The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center by area law enforcement between Sept. 27 and Oct. 5:
Jose Gallegos, 62, jail commitment on DUI charge
Diego Romero, 22, receiving stolen property
Joseph Garduño, 19, failure to comply
Jessica Salazar, 43, fraud
Gavin Rudolph, 25, aggravated battery
Roman Lucero, 39, equipment violation
Armando Garcia, 50, criminal trespass
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Bob Coster (right), third-generation owner of Nolte Precise Manufacturing, passed the reins to his son, Doug (left), in 2009, although he didn't officially retire until two years later. The father-son team began to diversify the company's capabilities and customer base in 2002.
Terminals throughout the shop floor provide convenient access points for operators to enter data into E2 and stay apprised of their responsibilities.
Doug Coster (right) and Jim Pennington, quality manager, discuss the quality plan and document links in E2 for a carrier bolt component.