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All for a Cowboyby Jeannie Watt
A bigger challenge than she expected! Shae McArthur once had it all. Perfect job, perfect fiancé. And when she lost everything, it was her own fault. Now she's starting from scratch with one last project-turning the Bryan Ranch around. If she succeeds, maybe she can pick up the pieces of her former life. The only problem is the ranch's stubborn-and captivating-owner, Jordan Bryan. He's fighting Shae on every change. What gives? True, his scars prove Shae's not the only one starting over. Still, shouldn't he, of all people, be able to see beyond the surface? Because she thinks maybe they could be each other's perfect new beginning....
The Baby Truceby Jeannie Watt
Reggie Tremont has always had clear goals. Open a catering business: check. Enter Reno's premier catering competition: check. Have a baby with her ex.... Okay, maybe Reggie Tremont's life went slightly off course with that singular unplanned event. But she's not going to let Tom Gerard-renowned rebel of the culinary world and father-to-be-distract her again. Tom may insist that he's changed and that he's dependable. That he's sworn off his prima donna fits. But he needs to back those promises with some action...starting with being a humble prep cook for her. It turns out that sharing her kitchen with him is more temptation than Reggie can afford. And suddenly she's considering another unplanned event...with him!
The Brother Returns (Home on the Ranch #31)by Jeannie Watt
Ten years ago Brett Bishop made a bad mistake. . . and paid the price. Now he's finally come back to the Nevada ranching land he loves. He's not asking forgiveness, only the chance to see his little girl--the child his brother is raising as his own. That's all he wants. Except that's not all he gets when the new teacher moves to town. As if Claire Flynn didn't have enough on her hands with a school full of unruly kids, now she can't seem to leave him alone. But Brett won't let Claire help him reclaim a place in his family. And he doesn't deserve the special place she's carving out for him in her heart.
The Bull Rider Meets His Matchby Jeannie Watt
TESTING THE LIMITS Rodeo star Grady Owen has a new challenge. No-nonsense Alexa Benjamin is tougher than any bull he's ever faced...but she sure is a whole lot prettier! Not that Grady has time for much between caring for his twin nieces, rebuilding his family's farm and training. Trouble is, the more he tangles with Lex, the more he wants to win her heart. Lex is drawn to Grady...in spite of herself. But ever since her bullfighter father died in the ring, she's determined to never need anyone again. She's afraid, and Grady is all about facing fear head-on. Taking a chance on this bull rider is unthinkable...but so is the idea of letting him walk away!
Cop on Loanby Jeannie Watt
Playing bodyguard to a vigilante librarian--excuse me, library technician--is not the career move Tony DeMonte had in mind when he came to this town. On temporary loan, the big-city cop figured he'd take it easy, maybe watch the grass grow. Not with Jasmine Storm colliding into danger every other day. Getting mixed up with a failed drug bust is just the beginning. Now she claims there's an intruder in her house. Which leaves Tony no choice but to. . . move in. Jasmine and her cat get the protection they need, and Tony and his dog get a roof over their heads. But he can't stay forever--despite one attractive library technician's attempts to make him see that a solitary life is a lonely life. . . .
The Cowboy Collectionby Linda Warren Jeannie Watt Mary Sullivan
Harlequin has a Western romance for every mood! Whether you're feeling a little suspenseful or need a heartwarming pick-me-up, you will find a delectable cowboy who will sweep you off your feet. The Cowboy Collection bundle includes the following 2-in-1 titles: HOME ON THE RANCH: TEXAS by Linda Warren HOME ON THE RANCH: NEVADA by Jeannie Watt HOME ON THE RANCH: MONTANA by Mary Sullivan Find more cowboys within the pages of Harlequin books every month!
Cowboy Comes Backby Jeannie Watt
Now that his rodeo career is over, Kade Danning has nowhere else to crawl but back home. He wishes he could just keep his head down, fix up his father's abandoned ranch and then sell it so he can afford to spend more time with his daughter. Move back, then move on--quickly. Unfortunately, after ten long years he can't avoid Libby Hale. Kade has loved Libby all his life and he'd give his championship titles never to have hurt her. But he did. And convincing her to forgive him is the hardest challenge he's ever faced--in or out of the arena.
A Cowboy's Redemption (Home on the Ranch #33)by Jeannie Watt
The more he gets to know the intrusive Kira Jennings, the more Jason Ross grudgingly falls for her. She's smart, she's beautiful and she gets him...what man could resist?But she's asking for too much. Because if Jason makes this deal-gives Kira the right-of-way across his ranch-it'll mean groveling to the mighty Jennings family once again. And the last time nearly ruined him. Scratch the "nearly," he's still picking up the pieces of his life-interrupted. So what's he to do? Salvage his pride and turn his back on Kira's kindness and generosity? Or take the chance and hope this Jennings will save him?
Cowgirl in High Heelsby Jeannie Watt
Her luck's changing for the better...right? Making the tough decisions has always been easy for big-city human-resources specialist Ellison Hunter...until a surprise pregnancy changes everything. Now it's her life that needs major reorganization. Putting her personnel expertise to use on her family's Montana ranch is the perfect escape-even if it means contending with ace rancher Ryan Madison. His stubborn pride and loyalty to the staff? Those she can handle. But his sexy grin, cowboy charm and instinct to protect her and her baby catch her off guard. As attraction spins into something more, Ellie finds herself even further out of her element. But maybe, with Ryan, she's exactly where she belongs.
Crossing Nevadaby Jeannie Watt
After the attack that ended her modeling career, Tess O'Neil wants only to feel safe. She thinks she's found a sanctuary on a Nevada ranch, where she can live in solitude. Too bad rancher Zach Nolan isn't getting the message. The single dad wants to lease her land, and he won't quit until she says yes. That means he's always around!Letting the cowboy with the see-right-through-her baby blues into her life is too dangerous. Almost as dangerous as the wild hope and yearning Zach and his three daughters are awakening in Tess. She's already risked so much. Maybe it's time to take the biggest gamble of all on the one thing she never dreamed she'd find-a home.
A Difficult Womanby Jeannie Watt
Making over the creaky Victorian into a bed-and-breakfast is probably a crazy plan, but the ramshackle house is all Tara has. And even though she can barely scrape together her brother's college fees, she won't give up. Until the townsfolk decide to show the independent "Sullivan girl" that she's in over her head. What can Matt Connors possibly do to help this notorious beauty? He's just a carpenter to her, and besides, he's got problems of his own. By pounding nails, Matt struggles to blot out the trauma of his last years in a big-city police department. But once Tara thaws enough to let him in, he has to face the past. And the past is full of memories both of them are trying to outrun. . . .
Harlequin American Romance March 2016 Box Setby Patricia Thayer Pamela Britton Trish Milburn Jeannie Watt
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Harlequin Superromance August 2016 Box Set: The Marine's Embrace\To Court a Cowgirl\Love on Her Terms\Through a Magnolia Filterby Beth Andrews Jeannie Watt Jennifer Lohmann Nan Dixon
Harlequin® Superromance brings you a collection of four new novels, available now! Experience powerful relationships that deliver a strong emotional punch and a guaranteed happily ever after.This Superromance box set includes:#2044 THE MARINE'S EMBRACEIn Shady Groveby Beth AndrewsEx-marine Zach Castro is hoping for a fresh start in Shady Grove. He gets way more than he bargained for when he meets Fay Lindemuth. The single mom intrigues him with her quiet strength and gentle beauty. One problem--she's still "in love" with her ex-husband. But as Zach and Fay grow closer, they help each other heal and discover feelings that neither can ignore. #2045 TO COURT A COWGIRLThe Brodys of Lightning Creek by Jeannie WattAllie Brody can't wait to leave the Lightning Creek ranch, but she isn't about to sell it to hometown golden boy Jason Hudson. The former pro footballer has always had it easy. But when he shows up looking for a job, she suddenly sees him in a new light. #2046 LOVE ON HER TERMSby Jennifer Lohmann A fresh start, away from her wonderful but overbearing parents, is just what Mina Clements hopes to find in Missoula, Montana. Her handsome neighbour Levi Pardo is a bonus. But with her chronic illness and knowing her thing for the dark and tragic, Mina enters all relationships cautiously--especially with tortured, handsome men. That doesn't mean she can't accept Levi's offer of help with various projects around her house...#2047ÿTHROUGH A MAGNOLIA FILTER Fitzgerald Houseby Nan DixonDolley Fitzgerald's secret wish is to leave Savannah and set herself apart from her successful sisters. Dreamy Irishman Liam Delaney, photographer and documentary filmmaker, just might be her ticket. Suddenly he's much more than that. But what does she do when he wants to put down roots here?Join HarlequinMyRewards.com to earn FREE books and more. Earn points for all your Harlequin purchases from wherever you shop.
Harlequin Superromance December 2015 Box Setby Jeannie Watt Pamela Hearon Jennifer Lohmann Nan Dixon
Harlequin ® Superromance brings you four new novels for one great price, available now! Experience powerful relationships that deliver a strong emotional punch and a guaranteed happily ever after. This Superromance box set includes: A SOUTHERN PROMISE by Jennifer Lohmann Detective Howie Berry thinks he has Julianne Dawson figured out...until he discovers the beautiful and kind person beneath her poor-little-rich-girl exterior. But with Julianne's aunt's murder still unsolved and her brother the prime suspect, Howie is afraid that solving this case may cost him the woman he loves. TO KISS A COWGIRL The Brodys of Lightning Creek Jeannie Watt Injured cop Dylan Culver is back in Eagle Valley looking after his family's ranch supply store. It would be a fine temporary arrangement if his sole employee weren't wild Jolie Brody, who drove him crazy in high school. They can't agree on anything...except their mutual attraction. A SAVANNAH CHRISTMAS WISH Fitzgerald House Nan Dixon Bess Fitzgerald never forgot her one night with Daniel Forester. Now they're working together converting a mansion into a B and B, and the sparks between them are very much alive. But can she open her heart again to a man who sees her as his biggest mistake? RIGHT WHERE WE STARTED Taylor's Grove, Kentucky Pamela Hearon Life rarely works out how you plan it--Audrey Miller can attest to that. Returning home to care for her mother, the last person she expects to see is her first love, Mark Dublin. Yet there he is, her daughter's new teacher. Mark hopes to move forward, but Audrey still holds her sister's death against him. Except her heart seems ready to continue from right where they left off... Enjoy more story and more romance from Harlequin ® Superromance with 4 new novels every month!
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Harlequin® Superromance brings you four new novels for one great price, available now! Experience powerful relationships that deliver a strong emotional punch and a guaranteed happily ever after.This Superromance box set includes:TO TEMPT A COWGIRLThe Brodys of Lightning Creekby Jeannie WattHIS REBEL HEARTby Amber Leigh WilliamsTWICE IN A BLUE MOONby Laura DrakeALL I HAVEA Farmers' Market Storyby Nicole HelmEnjoy more story and more romance from Harlequin® Superromance with 4 new novels every month!
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The Horseman's Secretby Jeannie Watt
Life was supposed to be less complicated here -- But it's not working out that way for Regan Flynn. Her new job at the high school came with a difficult boss and an even more difficult twelve-year-old student. And then there's the girl's charming cowboy father, the local horse trainer with a penchant for rescuing damaged creatures. Will Bishop is doing his best to raise Kylie on his own. But protecting her from the truth just got a lot more difficult with the arrival of the beautiful new teacher. Any future Will and Regan might have together would be burdened by the secret he can't afford to reveal -- to anyone.
Just Dessertsby Jeannie Watt
Always proper Layla Taylor never expected to need her childhood nemesis. But when she's stranded in a blizzard after breaking up with her cheating ex, Justin Tremont is exactly what she's missing. Well, Justin and his car's snow tires.Justin's more than okay being the rebound guy. A little fun, no strings-that's his kind of relationship. But Layla Taylor? She's by the book, to put it mildly. Justin, on the other hand, hardly ever follows his own recipes for the spectacular cakes he's become known for. This woman is making him feel protective and possessive, of all things. And she sees right through him. That he can't have. After all, no chef likes to tell all his secrets....
Maddie Inherits a Cowboy (Home on the Ranch #41)by Jeannie Watt
No heat. No bed. And a cow. . . ;hanging from the rafters? What kind of ranch is this? No wonder Madeline's brother only sent pictures of the stunning Nevada landscape. He couldn't very well have convinced his family he was happy in this godforsaken place. But the cold outside is more bearable than the frosty partner she's inherited along with half of the ranch. Ty Hopewell. Not exactly Mr. Social. Never mind. She has every right to be here. She may be a city girl, but Madeline Blaine has a PhD and she's not afraid to use it. Something about this place-and this cowboy-just doesn't feel right. And she's going to figure out what it is. And fix it. Fix him, too. . . ;if she can.
Once a Championby Jeannie Watt
It starts with the horse...Liv Bailey never forgot her high school crush. Champion roper Matt Montoya always did have that irresistible daredevil swagger. But Liv isn't Matt's shy tutor anymore. She's a grown woman and a physiotherapist with a painful past. Matt isn't the only tough one now, and when their tempers clash over a horse they both claim ownership of, sparks fly in more ways than one.Liv's willing to let Matt bring some passion into her life, but when he opens his heart to her, she's scared of being hurt again. Liv knows there's more there than just desire-if she can only trust the cowboy who loves her.
To Kiss a Cowgirlby Jeannie Watt
Their rivalry isn't new...but their attraction is! Wild spirit Jolie Brody never dreamed her new boss at the ranch supply store would be Dylan Culver. They haven't seen each other since high school, but he's just as straitlaced as ever. Good thing it's only temporary; Mr. Uptight is in town nursing an injury before he goes back to law enforcement. As they work together-surprisingly well-they can't deny their attraction. Letting a kiss lead to love is a commitment Jolie has never had to risk. So why is she now flirting with the possibility of a future with Dylan...a man with a dangerous job that makes everything complicated?
To Tempt a Cowgirlby Jeannie Watt
Making an offer on love Troublemaker-turned-architect Gabe Matthews has an agenda-and a serious relationship is nowhere on it. To repay his mentor, he trades the big city for the rugged country so he can persuade the sexy cowgirl next door, Danica Brody, to sell the Lightning Creek Ranch. Soon Gabe is pulling out all the stops to get close to Dani. But earning her trust complicates everything. He knows the last thing she needs is another run-in with deception, and the attraction he doesn't see coming changes his every plan.
Undercover Cookby Jeannie Watt
Detective Nick Duncan will do anything to crack his latest case. Even if it means engaging in some less-than-legal undercover work. When his grandfather begins taking cooking classes at a catering company suspected of laundering drug money, it's almost too easy! Until Nick meets Eden Tremont-his new cooking instructor and the suspect's sister. The bubbly blonde is a whiz in the kitchen...and with his old grandfather. And before he even realizes what's happening, Nick is ambushed by his feelings for the woman. It's been a long time since he's cared about anything other than his job. But his reckless deception may cost him more than his case.
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I enabled sessions by adding a session start function to my wp-config file.
Since then, I have happily been able to pass session variables between pages.
Then came the day that I decided that I needed to store the output of functions into session variables. And that's where I hit a problem.
I CAN assign session variables (like 1 or 'Hello World')using the following code:
$_SESSION['JoeCatID'] = 1;
I can then retrieve it on another page using this code:
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but when I attempt to call a function and assign the function output into the session variable, like so:
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I am no longer able to retrieve the session variable on another page (using the same retrieve code above).
- I am able to assign and retrieve the function assigned session variable, if I assign & retrieve at the same time on one page load (place both functions on page).
- but if I try to assign on one page, and then retrieve on another (with the session variable retrieve), the variable does not return properly.
- If the function returns an INT (like get_query_var('cat')), on next page, it returns a "0".
- If the function returns a string (like category_description()), on next page, it returns nothing (blank).
- I even tested by assigning the function assigned session variable on Page 1, reloading Page 1 (to assign it); I then removed the assignment call, and replaced it with the retrieve call, and it fails.
- so regardless of whether I call it on the Same Page, or a new page, the session is failing when I try to retrieve a function assigned session variable AFTER the Page Load.
- however (as I said above) it works perfectly when I assign, and then try to retrieve a non-function variable (like 1 or 'Hello World').
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1944 speeding ticket [updated]
April 1, 1944: "I was only doing 25 or 30 at most," said Sanford White, 51, automotive dealer, as Officer H. L. Brown writes up speeding ticket. Brown had clocked White at 38 miles per hour.
The next morning's Los Angeles Times reported on a speeding ticket campaign:
Heavy-footed motorists got quite a jolt yesterday.
Besides being April Fools' Day, yesterday marked the beginning of Deputy Chief Bernard Caldwell's campaign to cut down speeding in Los Angeles. Reports up to 10 p.m. indicated the "take" was good. A total of 232 speed citations were written during the first 15 hours.
Throughout the city, an augmented motorcycle squad patrolled the streets and "staked out" at vantage points watching for motorists in too much of a hurry.
To record the beginning of the campaign a Times photographer accompanied Motorcycle Officer H.L. Brown on his "tour of duty." …
Motorcyclist Albert Keirns, 22, … escaped a ticket when he explained he was reporting for Army duty within the next few days.
Brown confided that nine out of every 10 motorists, when stopped, promptly exclaim: "Honest, Officer, I didn't know I was speeding." He pointed out that a total of 126 persons already have been killed in traffic mishaps so far this year, most of them due to speeding.
This photo by former staff photographer George Lacks accompanied the above article in the April 2, 1944, Los Angeles Times. The background behind the officer's head was painted white by a staff artist to improve reproduction.
A followup article in the Apr. 13, 1944 Los Angeles Times reported on the speeding ticket campaign:
Muriel Morris, the blond model who decided at the last minute not to marry Comedian Red Skelton, changed her mind again yesterday–but not about Skelton.
Tagged by a speed cop, she appeared in Munclpal Judge Louis Kaufman's traffic court yesterday and pleaded not guilty to doing 39 m.p.h. in a 25-mile zone.
Then she got to thinking things over, returned to the bench, pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine.
Miss Morris was but one of some 400 speeders who appeared in Judge Kaufman's court yesterday….
Total number of citations turned in by the police motorcycle squad since the start of the drive April 1 stood at 3471 yesterday.
The June 14, 1944 Los Angeles Times reported that comedian Jerry Colonna was fined $12 for "going 40 m.p.h. in a 25-mile zone and for dangerous movement."
Apr. 12, 1944: Model Muriel Morris hold traffic ticket in court. She pleaded guilty and paid $10 fine. This photo was published in the Apr. 13, 1944 Los Angeles Times. Credit: ProQuest.
[Updated Sep. 5, 2013 with information on cost of traffic fines in 1944.]
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Skip to comments.Lessons Learned the Hard Way About Food Storage, by The Northern Prep
Posted on 03/14/2014 3:43:31 PM PDT by Kartographer
In late 2010 when we started our food pantry, we took what I would call a hodge-podge approach. We read different articles and made lists of what we used and did not use but was recommended by the various publications. There is a tremendous amount of information, and this was a new endeavor for us. So our list would take the following into consideration: rotation of meals; caloric intake/nutritional value; pleasure value (is it something we enjoy i.e. pancakes vs. oatmeal); and last but not least, cost. Before we bought, we went to an Amish bulk store and Costco to look and compare prices versus what was available on the Internet. We have children, and when we started this endeavor we were a fairly typical suburban family. We tended to lean toward home cooked whole food meals. (My wife and I argued this point a bit as "home cooked meals" has come to mean something very different now.) We also favored organic, but we did not turn completely away from fast food and processed boxed meals. We had a small garden to grow vegetables and a small raspberry patch. Still, we also would eat out at restaurants, buy bleached flour, and buy convenience meals, such as frozen pizzas, boxed pasta, and canned sauce. Considering this background, we urgently started on our pantry as priority number one. We just discovered prepping and felt that we were completely unprepared.
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I got 100 cans of peanut butter I am set...
You're set because I don't live in your house hold. I loves me some peanut butter (smooth and creamy of course), I don't care for that crunchy stuff.
Peanut butter is one of those where the "use by" date has a ring of truth to it. My goal was to accumulate 18-24 months supply of 90-95% of my non-perishable (canned, bottled, and jarred) foods. I achieved that pretty easily.
A couple of weeks ago I opened a (plastic) jar of Skippy Peanut Butter that had a use-by date from late 2011 (a little over two years old). It was edible but like eating play-doh (even more than peanut butter is normally like eating play-doh ;'). I was able to eat it but knew that I needed to look at limiting the life-cycle to about 18 months.
"Man does not live by Peanut Butter Alone!"
That happened at my house also. It was like something happened to the oil in it.
I am still trying to find a local place to buy fifty pound bags of dried beans. The local whole foods wanted an arm and a leg for their beans.
something happened alright, the oil turned rancid.
My biggest lesson on food storage is that a full pantry doesn't last long.
You can usually get a GOOD price on pinto beans at a mexican market.
Looks like you can get a 50 pound bag from Honeyville right now for about $60.00 plus $4.49 shipping.
"Most of you may not realize that Subway (a place I think of as somewhat healthy) just removed a plastic stabilizer from their bread recipe."
....Did he sign the petition to ban hydrogen dioxide as well?
I ignore that type stuff you would believe the grief I've been give over the fact that I store white sugar!!! But a southren boy has to have his sweet tea!!!
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They removed azodicarbonamide from their bread.
Was your peanut butter in a plastic jar or in a glass jar? Mine was the larger size in plastic.
I've had both turn rancid. Doesn't pay to buy the twin packs in bulk at Sams.
Checked that site and didn't see the case of canned bacon for $30?
I need to plan for an edible bean crop on the farm.Soybeans are easy to grow,so why not pintos or black beans?
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White sugar, properly sealed from insects/critters, will last forever.
You will get no grief from me. I recently opened a package I'd stored in '08 and mislaid behind something in my pantry and it was good as new.
I've been think about trying this:
I just opened a jar of Creamy Planters that said use by July 5th, 2012. It's fine, very creamy, and spreadable. No rancidity. It has the same ingredients as Skippy. Peanuts, Sugar, and Hydrogenated Vegetable Oils.
You could re-hydrate it by mixing it with honey and YUM YUM!!!
What is the storage life of distilled honey? I would imagine quite a LOT.
Another thing I recently bought for food storage is Corn Syrup, the muchly maligned corn syrup, a bottle of that in a backpack would give you enough energy to hike a very long ways. Use the dark corn syrup as it has extra nutrients in it.
Get this to go in a backpack.
and this for home storage
Energy density is vital if you need to travel any distance on foot after SHTF...
Plus you can barter a cup of syrup for other goods and it can always be distilled later for alcohol. (still not included)
What is the Storage life on corn syrup and molasses?
I grew up on Dark Karo!! I don't like the maple favored water stuff most people eat near as well.
Indefinite but not really. They'll grow stuff after a while. I keep my corn syrup frozen as it's seldom used. It lasts for years in my freezer. I buy the smallest container I can (I only use it for divinity and the snowdrift frosting that's boiled) and put it in a ziploc freezer bag.
Well I ordered a can. So I will report on the results after I give it a try.
Looking forward to hearing how it is.
Canned pasta is like that, people pay attention to the dates on canned ravioli, chicken noodle soup and so on, after a few years it gets less appealing, your teen son will still eat it OK, but it does suffer in texture.
I think well stored sugar is hard to beat as a stored food and trade good, and for all round usefulness, it is one of the golden goods for preppers.
Jis biggest lesson learned after "the next four years"...
Should have planted more fruit and nut trees!
Glad to see someone mention blackberries, raspberries are just as easy. Heck the only work is stopping them. Love my Mulberries though the birds love them more.
The hazelnut I planted 3 years ago is a joy, this will be their first 'full=production' year. The persimmon should yield this year , Chinkapins won't start yielding for a couple more years (all free from the local 'extension'). Plant them near but not next to the house. They draw game and varmints.
They require practically no care.
It's easy to grow and pack your own dry beans. Just let the vines die back and everything, including the pods, dry out. When the pods reach the state of "leather britches", up root them. Use a big barrel to shake the beans loose by smacking the dried plants upside down in the barrel.
Just make sure the individual beans are completely dry before you package them or they'll go moldy.
Use the tooth dent test. Bite a bean, and if it makes a dent, it's still not dry enough.
How do you keep the dang birds and squirrels from eating your blackberries and raspberries?
Don't forget a large can of pudding and some crazy cheese =)
They're 20 feet from the house- a hundered from the woods- and I think the activity keeps the birds away. Maybe the mulberries-farther from the house and nearer the woods- draw them away, I get near zero of the mulberries dang it.
Birds got all of some red raspbrries off a ways from the house. I'm gonna try laying plastic screening on them this year when they ripen.
In a SHTF situation some pitch lines in berry bushes would get a good harvest of birds.
Learn to do pressure canning.
"If it is stored in a tightly sealed container, honey can literally last a lifetime, and probably even your children's lifetimes, too. There are even accounts of 2000+ year old honey found in tombs that is still edible."
Mix together a little butter or oil...some brown sugar and then a drizzle pattern of corn syrup....nuts if you choose, then a tube of biscuits for the very best upside down sticky buns you ever ate!
Bake in a reflector oven too,just turn often.
One can never have too much sugar.LOL
I buy a bunch of sugar everytime it goes on sale. Libs like that guy in New York may decide to ban it or tax the devil out of it. So I say stock up it lasts almost forever.
I also plant sugar beets. I have the directions for processing sugar beets to make syrup or sugar granules, just in case I haven't stored enough.LOL
Hubby puts netting over our wild blackberry bushes. We also hung wren's houses all around the fruit areas.
Wrens like to eat bugs, not berries, and they are territorial, so they chase of the birds that would like to feast on the berries.
Also old computer disks and aluminum pie pans strung up so that they move in the wind will help scare them away.
In or around 2008, when the oil prices jumped, I knew that inflation would shortly hit the groceries, and we had some extra money so I invested it in food.
The first item I stocked was peanut butter, because that is the one reliable protein that our grand daughter likes. The use by date was 18 months, so I stocked up on what I thought we would normally use in a year @ 99cents per 16 oz. jar.
The prices went up to $2.25 per jar and is now available on sale sometimes. I can get an 18 oz jar for 1.79 on sales.
We sure haven't had to waste any - it goes pretty fast.LOL
Oil will not last very long. It's a problem for long term storage. Lard will last considerably longer if it's in cans with sealed lids (not that pull off aluminum crap), but it's not "heart healthy".
I have been doing some research on getting oil from nuts, since we have several nut trees that produce well on our property. I am also experimenting with sunflowers to see if I can learn to grow and produce oil from them.
I think it would be neat to be able to do it, and it could be useful in a long term hard times scenario.
Now I have floor to ceiling storage along 2 walls in the basement. That's 30 feet of shelves. I buy stuff on sale by the case or cases depending on how much I know we will use.
New purchases and long term 10-20 year stuff goes on the bottom shelves(also under beds and anywhere else I can stash them out of sight). The shelf at eye level and the ones directly above and below it are current usage stuff.
The top shelf has boxes that are labeled with content for stuff like water filters etc. The first shelf next to the door is where stuff that needs to be used within a month are stacked to make sure that they don't get lost. The veggies etc. are all stacked together just like in a grocery store.
I can see at a glance what we have used and need to replace, but I have a list hanging on the Refrigerator and every time we open a can or bottle I just put it on the list. When stuff goes on sale I check the list to see how many replacement cans we need.
When a case of veggies is used up, I just take a case from the next use by date and move it up to the eye level shelves.
Now, it is very rare that I ever have expired dates on the food we have stored. The little 2 foot pantry now holds a lot of the gardening stuff, charcoal lighter, cleaning supplies etc.
I vote for pintos. They are Hubby's favorites, and our grocery sells them in 10 lb. bags. A person can also take them out of the grocery bag, and plant them to grow more.
Karo syrup is a must have for pecan pie!
If you get the urge for some "meat-like" calories, I'll trade a couple cans of Spam for some peanut butter...
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Man's best friend has been brought on board to chase foraging birds from local airstrips.
Man's best friend has been brought on board to chase foraging birds from local airstrips.
Four airport staff members have been injured after a British Airways plane hit a building at OR Tambo International Airport just before taking off.
Farmers are gearing up to fight their eviction to make way for Durban's R100‑billion dig-out port.
Ekurhuleni metro police have been evicted from their office at the OR Tambo International Airport for failure to pay rent, according to a report.
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One of the suspects in the 2006 OR Tambo International Airport heist has already languished longer in jail than the sentence he would serve.
Any infrastructure plans that are based on oil dependency should be scrapped and replaced with sustainable alternatives.
The Airports Company of SA has set aside R400 000 as a "goodwill gesture" for flights which had to turn back from Durban.
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3 weeks and almost 60,000 pieces later, and my sci-fi scribbled picture turned "reality" is finished
I pushed LDD to every possible limit, making 3mb files, 14,000 piece crashes, and thousands of angry mis-saves and and regular crashes (and in the process pushed my patience to the limits too. At one point, it took 10 minutes to move 1 tree....I moved 4...twice each).
Its split into 4 sections: Desert, Forest, Nayeli Structure, and the ship Renkitso-NG1
Since everything is so large, but still is better in LDD than pictures, I've included "light" versions that should run easier (less pieces, no flex pieces)
I've included almost 125 pictures on my brickshelf, so if you can't open an lxf, want to see different construction stages, or just want to see cool angles go look at them! --> Brickshelf
Warning: Regular versions are HUGE LDDs, so they might not work on some computers.
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Nayeli Structure Exterior Only
Nayeli Interior
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Renkitso with Sand
Burning Renkitso Only (still bigger file than just ship)
Here are a few of my attempts to put everything together. Its a nice way to get the overall idea of how its supposed to look.
Full Layout
Overview Full
helpful hint: The smallest files are the sand section (at almost 6000 pieces) and the exterior structure.
I went a little beyond my original vision, with the interior rooms, the river, and the large ship, but they ended up being some of the best parts. I wanted to include people and creatures in action scenes, but the files were just too big to do that. I had "alien raptors" chasing down stragglers, plants killing troops, a squad trying to enter the ruins, and sand monsters. I also wanted to have this as a night scene, with glowing lights of the trans pieces in the forest (avatar style), gunfire, and flaming ship. But alas its in LDD only. The forest was also a bit of a disappointment since I just couldn't add as much detail as I wanted (and I was getting tired at that point). I had to take out all the flex pieces, which created the vines and complexity of the jungle. The ground would be covered in foliage and roots. I'd have loved to add real detailing. As it is, its just the large plants on the really nice landscape.
But I do like the landscaping. I wanted to create a true forest, with hills, a river that actually flows downhill, and variable height.
To give a little break , here are some of the vehicles in SUPER quick moc-ups so they looked nice:
General's Buggy
Flare-mk6(the crashed ship in the forest)
sand crashed ship
There is no room in my budget, what with the city I'm building , to build this. But anyone who wants to, go ahead and build it. Seriously, I dare you...I...beg you. Please ?
I'd love to see this in real life. (the big ship might be hard to hang there in its current form. Its kinda, ummm, hollow).
Hope you all like!
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