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Cyprus Company Formation
Cyprus Company Formation for clients world wide, find all fees and additional information.
|Cyprus Company Formation fee *costs in euro
|Ready-Made / Dormant *costs in euro
|Annual fee without nominees or additional services. (2nd year fee)
Use this currency converter if you need the current exchange rate.
Annual Fee / Ongoing Yearly fee
|Secretary (required by law) costs, in euro
|Registered office (required by law) costs, in euro
|Nominee directors (optional) (per nominee) costs, in euro
|Nominee shareholders (optional) (per nominee) costs in euro
|Foreign nominee shareholder (optional) (per nominee) costs in euro
|Virtual Office in Cyprus with Phone, Mail and phone forwarding
Opening of a Cyprus Bank Account for your company is charged at the low fee of EUR 550
Registration fee for your Cyprus Company Formation, includes:
|Apostilled registration documents and shareholder certificate.
|Official certificate
|Memorandum of articles and registration certificate
|Power of Attorny (POA)
Incorporation duration
|Typically it takes 7 – 14 days for the company to be registered.
|Ready Made / Dormant companies – it takes only 1 day before you can start doing business.
Important Information:
- Accounting records must be kept in the offshore jurisdiction.
- Annual audited financial statements must be submitted to the Inland Revenue and Registrar of Companies.
- The tax rate is only 12,5% on profits. IBC does not pay any corporate tax!
- You need to let us know if you for any reason don't need this enity any longer, you can't just ignore renewal requests.
- You gain 100% privacy and security if nominees are appointed, otherwise your data is public available.
- We will send you the latest list of Shelf / Dormant Companies on request if needed.
ADD ON Services for your Cyprus company formation:
- Accounting services – CCLOGIC offers to maintain the required accounting services for your Cyprus Company Formation.
- VAT Registration – If you need to registere for VAT, CCLOGIC offer you to complete this registration for you we will also submit the quarterly VAT submission upon request.
- Annual Report – CCLOGIC offers to complete and submit the corporate tax annual report.
- Dedicated Phone with a Cyprus phone number – CCLOGIC offers all it's clients a dedicated phone line with a dedicated phone number, with call forwarding to any international phone number.
- Virtual Office Services – As part of the mandatory registered office address, we also offer to forward all mail received on the companies address to an address of your choice.
- Cyprus Bank Account opening service for your company or private use, we handle the entire process from the beginning to the final account allocation.
This is what you need to incorporate:
- A copy of passport or other picture ID
- Utility bill (phone or electricity bill) not older than 3 months.
- Agreement which is send to you on request.
- From time to time a bankers reference letter is required if you want to open a bank account
Nominee Services:
- If you dont want to be listed at the public register, you will need to order a nominee shareholder and director.
- A Nominee Director is a local or foreign person which will be appointed to be the director, much more information can be found here
- A Nominee Shareholder is a local or foreign person which is registered as shareholder.Most of our clients choose our nominee services.CCLOGIC will introduce you to practising auditors and accountants that will provide these services at very reasonable costs which are always agreed in advance with the client.
» Start your Company Formation now!«
Different types of companies:
We have 2 types of entities when it comes to Cyprus company Formation, as far as their tax status is concerned. These are:
(a) A resident entity which is taxed at 12,5% on its profits.
(b) A non-resident entity which is not taxed.
The place where management and control of the company is exercised determines the residence status. If the majority of the company directors are Cypriots, then it can be assumed that decisions are taken in Cyprus and the company is Cypriot resident.
A resident Company pays 12,5% tax, can get Cyprus Tax Resident Certificate and can distribute to its shareholders all remaining profits without any withholding taxes. Also the company can take advantage of more than 40 double tax treaties that Cyprus signed with various countries. It can get a VAT Registration number. For most who are doing business online and in Europe it is important to obtain a VAT number so that their customers can avoid to pay VAT directly to the vendor. You can consult our agent for more information if you need it.
A non-resident ( Cyprus company formation ), pays no taxes, but it cannot take advantage of the double tax treaties network and cannot get a Tax Resident Certificate. It cannot get a VAT Registration number.
Registered Office must be in the offshore jurisdiction. It cannot be anywhere else (any other country) most often this type of formation takes place if the purpose is a Holding structure for asset and property protection worldwide or to protect your assets from lenders and creditors.
In 2014 the total number of new Cyprus Company Formation, was 11.169 that's an increase of new registrations because most know of the islands advantage. We don't have the total number for 2015 for obvious reasons but compared to the number of registration that took place last year same time then we can already see an increase in registrations of new entities in 2015!
The strongest setup in Cypriot Europe,for businesses that are looking for a reliable and stable enviroment of doing business. Many Internet Businesses and Online Internet Marketers have found their way to the island and to establish their virtual business and presence there. Cyprus Company Formation, It's a perfect chance to enter the boarders of the European Union with the lowest possible tax in Europe.
Double Tax Treaty Overview
To avoid to pay taxes locally your country of residence need to have signed a double tax treaty with Cyprus.
Latest statistics from Februar 2015
The above stats are taken directly from the registry of companies and includes the latest figures from the last 6 years, we have tried to get the most relevant information delivered directly to you.
If you have any questions or need help then please do not hesitate to contact us anytime. We are here to help you through the entire process quickly and hassle free.
Please note, to do business in Europe is much easier if you form a company in Europe and within the EU, Cyprus is part of the European Union and a one stop for foraigners entering the European boarders. With a Cyprus company formation you don't just open a new company, no, you open a wealth of opportunities to get your business prepared with real Cyprus bank account, Visa Debit Card and even the option to apply for a PayPal Account for your business.
If you are looking for an alternative to the jurisdiction of Cyprus then our office also offers you a Seychelles Company Formation & Belize Company Formation you may ask your consultant at our company for advise and you may send a detailed business description to us in order for us to see what jurisdictions fits best for your needs.
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A decade after the sudden and tragic death of 'The Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin, his daughter Bindi is paying tribute to her father of Twitter.
On Sept. 4, 2006, the Australian wildlife expert and conservationist was filming an underwater documentary on stingrays when one of the creatures pierced him with its barb multiple times in the chest, killing him. Irwin was 44.
Bindi was just eight years old at the time; her younger brother Bob was not even three.
Ten years later, his daughter Bindi tweeted a photo of her father and her as a baby with the message "You'll be my hero for my entire existence. I love you more than words can describe."
You'll be my hero for my entire existence. I love you more than words can describe. pic.twitter.com/R9OUzGWUwO— Bindi Irwin (@BindiIrwin) September 3, 2016
So far, the heartfelt message has been shared more than 18,000 times and liked 48,000 times.
Bindi continues to follow in her father's footsteps as a conservationist and TV personality.
Last November, the teen traded the outback for the dance floor when she competed, and won, on ABC's 'Dancing With the Stars' with partner Derek Hough.

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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - April 23, 1944, Abilene, Texas ft BOND BOX SCORE Peorl Harbor April Quoto April Solei Abilene potter WITHOUT OR .WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT SUNDAY VOL. LXIII, NO. 312. A TEXAS NEWSPAPEH TEXAS. SUNDAY MOANING, APRIL 23, 1 944 -THIRTY-SIX PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS FIVE MARIANAS BOMBED FIRST TIME Hanwing Continues at Full Blast Nearly Planes Aid In Bombing Hamm, Coast Mi LONDON, Sunday, April fleets of-nearly and Allied bombers and fighters smashed the Gertna'n rail center of Hamm, coastal fortifica- tions in France, and airfields in Belgium and France yester- day in history's greatest aerial offensive, which apparently jitill was under way early today after a week in which of explosives had been hurled onto Hitler's continental rampants. A U. S. Air Force bulletin issued early Sunday morning said "satisfactory results" were achieved in the main strike 'at Hamm by nearly Flying Fortresses and Liberators iscorted by Thunderbolt, Mustang and Lighting fighters, but failed to mention any aircraft losses. Large formations of RAF jJombing Shower Does Not Solve invasion Drive LONDON, April 22 The bombs now showering on Western Europe are making the ultimate Al 'Aied conquest easier but probabl are not lengthening the immediat task of breaking into Hitler's fort ress from the sea. Best information is that Germa %lans and equipment for meeting the first phase of the Invasion are pretty well solidified now and It is ieavy bombers were heard outward bound over both the southeast and east coasts of England both last night and early today. Dover Straits residents heard explosions across the channel in France and saw German searchlights at Calais and Boulogne. Axis continental radios laded of the air late last night after warn ing the German homeland tha fresh Allied formations were roar ing Into northwestern and wester Germany. The Amerian. communique term ed Han am, one or Germany's mos important rail traffic centers." Through its huge freight yards Hit- ler must pour his central reserves to donabat thc" long-awaited Allied invasion in the west. "The attack was carried out In conditions of good Russians Report Little War News LONDON April Soviet high command in its shortest communique in months said tonight "nothing of any Importance" occur- red on any sector of the eastern front today, and the Germans explained this by declaring thc Red army was forming Us lines for a big new offen- sive In Poland to coincide with an Allied Invasion from the west. Late Soviet dispatches from the Crimea said the Red fleet was clos- ing in to join land forces ringing the big base of Sevastopol In a1 final as- sault but this draamtic battle, last reported rushing to a climax, was Ig- Finland Rejects Revised Russian Terms of Peace nored In the Soviet daily bulletin. The communique, recorded by the Soviet monitor from Moscow s broadcast, reported only a Friday night air raid on some shale o 1 refin- eries In Estonia and the destruction of 87 German tanks and 54 planes on all fronts during Friday. A lat tacked the By LEONARD MILLIMAN Associated Press Editor Japan's Marianas islands, at the Pacific cross roads to the riave been fco.bed by American commissar of foreign affairs, announced tonight that re- vised Soviet conditions for an armistice had been rejected by the Finnish government, bringing negotiations to a close. The vlcc-commissar said Finland after two months of negotiations had Informed Russia April 19 land-based bombers for the first time. Four-cngined Army and Navy bombers made an over- water round-trip flight ol more than miles and shot their way through 25 interceptors to bomb Saipan and Tin- ian, air and naval bases in thc Southern Marianas. The raid was announced yesterday simultaneously with the disclosure that the American flag had been rais- jiua uuiiiE5 iiiUL.j. ter supplement to the communique said the Germans twice at- ww ihe Russian lines southwest of Narva. Estonia, but both times "were forced to retreat without reaching our first line" and lost 300 dead. Southeast of Stanislnwow in old Poland, it said, a German infantry ad in a vain e o capture a hill. lhat drove westward from the Berlin's military 'commentator, Martin Halensleben, said the eastern Kerch peninsula, captured going through "the quiet before t Altho he Rus- ping Germans in Sevastopol top ..preDarations for forthcoming great battles are continuing on both is stocky, brown-haired Col.- Uldes" he said, "and the Soviet high command apparently makes prepara Gen. Andrei Ivanovich Ycre- tlons to synchronize the impending Anglo-American Invasion with menko, above. Famed as large-scale invasion of their 'savior of he also played leading role in defense! of M o s c o w, was wounded seven times in 19 months. doubtful If the current bombing can knock out mucH of.Jth? are planning to" our 'landing forcer. Nor can bombing or later be expected to blast holes in defenses through which the .invaders can sweep unopposed. Casslno and.Tar- awa have given ample warning on The Germans; western fortifi- calions undoubtedly include many deep, massive, concrete worlts no bombs' could be expected to trate. the bulletin whih aiso did not In- diate what degree ol-reslstane was" offered, by German'fighters.' While this powerful forma-, tlon touched off violent air bat- ffytr Hamm, 60 miles north- west' of smouldering Colotne which again was hit during the by RAF bombers, ware after' wave of American and' British plants beat a bomb tat- too against the Atlantic wall redonbts across the channel nearest EsgUnd. One group of American Mustang has'given tte enemy plenty I fighters, escorting the bombers raid of Ume to asemble all the material Ing Hammlyes erday. reported cat and men he will need In the first a ormation of about 2a Mes phase and lo dig them In against Uerschmttfs assembling the expected Allied efforts at dis- many. odgemcnt by bombing and shell- The Mustangs boxed them In an shot down n. Approximately American Those who talk of frightful British light bombers and lied casualties in the invasion as- f'Shlers dumped at kast 600 tons tault can be only guessing, since 1 on the French coast, making a to- WINDS SPREAD DUST HERE, Sweden PROMISE OF RAINS ixport Request prii' 22 Sweden delivered a negative but of. moisture 'today T7 a I 'The temperature in Abilene fell oncillatory reply today to U. S.I ,y the nigh of 05 Minister. Herschcl V. Johnson on p-riday to a more pleasant maxl- he American request., that this [mum of 79 yesterday, but strong Dusty winds rolled dry dust I In the Abilene area yesterday but I rains which doited the state behind j i'.-cold, front drifting "down from slight, promise country stop delivery of b all-be ar- ngs to.Germany. The Soviet government was re- ported to have joined the United States and British governments in asking that Sweden cease the de- liveries to Germany. The Weather AUII.IiNC ASn VIC1MTV: Bny other circumstance are equally off base. However, the Anzio beachhead op- 'Aratlon in Ilaly has been glaring proof that the initial assault Is no more Important than the follow-up campaign combatting the enemy counterattack. That, ts where the current bombardment is laying Im- jjport ant ground work and pressin g dr and Iiir a much colder Sunday. Mon- nd coniiderible cooler, Frcih ____ __________ _ to sfrons winds Snr.daj, sossiciinj Sunday nirhl. EAST TEXAS: I'irlly tlcmdjr ind much cooier In norlh and central por (Ions, contintud warm In extreme south portion Sunday- Monday, fair ant pot-lion, fresh ID slronr winds Sunday subsiding Sunday nlfhl. WEST TEXAS: Parlly cloudy coaler except in Panhandle and sopth plain Sunday. Sundir. lair and WAI er In Par. tun die. Diminishing wli Sunday. RAF Joins Air War on Balkans Sat. AM Frf. -2 :i HOUH Sit. PM Ft -fi "i si nch Beaumont reported .12 of a nch, Amarillo .15; Fort Worth .02 Houston a trace and San Marco a trace. ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Na- ples, April W) night-flying RAF Liberators and Wellingtons have teamed up with daylight American Liberators in pressing through another 24 hours their Incessant pounding of Axis communications in the Balkans and northern Italy, Allied headquarters announced today. The beginning of the fourth month since the Allied beachhead ROTAN, April Sgt. I landings at Anzio, which brought frames W. Fleming, M. one of three the Allied armies nearest to any of sons Mrs. Walter Fleming has given the Axis-held capitals in contincn- to the nation's arrr.ed forces in the tal Europe, found the stalemate current war, has been killed in ac- continuing on the ground along the tion. Ihe War department notified entire front and the Mcd his mother today. n... Sergeant Fleming, an aerial gun on a B-24 and veteran of the North African and Italian cam- the big Allied advantage. Jtotan Airman Reported Dead 11 11 81 Itlfb and low It -9 anil GO. lIlEh and low 31 and no. Sunrise IM] morning: 10 10 p. m. dale year: winds, which at in the after- noon reached 55 miles per hour, whipped up.dust to cut visibility lo a-half mile. At last night visibility lengthened lo seven or eight miles but at the peak the puffing wind still blew at about 35 miles per hour. The Abilene weather stalion, fore- casting partly cloudy and cooler veather for loday, disclosed that the cold front was headed for this section, but warned the situation might change soon. Rain usually follows a cold front, the bureau explained. The cold wave, sweeping south- ward over the state, sent the tem- perature at Amarillo down to 38 degrees and promised cooler weath- er for all of Texas Sunday. In Ihe southwest the weather was to 101 degrees at Mc- Allen, a high for the season. At Laredo the mercury rose to 100 de- grees and it was 90 at Brownsville Wichita Falls had a severe dust storm Saturday afternoon. At Big Spring the 30-mllc-per-hour wind which reached 55 miles per hour in gusts churned up a -blinding sandstorm. Clarendon. In the Pan- handle, reported a 40-mile wind and the velocity at Amarillo was reg: Istcrcd at 27 miles per hour. Pampa and Electra both had hail. Get Heavy Rains KANSAS CITY, April A terrific e. tropical down over most of Kansas and Missouri today, bring- ing many communities the threat of the worst -floods in their history. Many towns ordered evacuation of owland areas and flood warnings posted as far east as the Mis- sissippi river. In some Instances the weather bu- reau quit trying to forecast the crests of overflowing streams and just lold residents to get oufof tbe lowlands. The continuing torrents made any specific predictions use- less. In most, cases, though, the bureau said the Hoods would subside quick- ly once rain stopped falling as low water upstream would enable a quick run off. In Kansas City the 21-hour rail- fall totaled 530 inches, and rain slill was falling without any sign of slackening. Much of the city was flooded, and some areas which never before had been reported under water, were inundated. rms would Impose a burden on e people exceeding their capacity nd that some of the terms were capable of being carried uul for urely technical reasons. Vishinsky said the Finnish repie- ntatlves who came to Moscow arch 27 at the Invitation of the ovlet government included J. K. aaslkivi. They met with Foreign ommlsar Vyacheslav Molotov. These were the Soviet terms htch Finland rejected: 1. Rupture Germany and immediate internment of enemy armies and warships, or their expulsion before the end ol April. 2. Hestorailoii of the Finnish- Soviet treaty of 1910 and with- drawal of Finnish troops to the I'jiO frontier. 3. Immediate repatriation of Russian and Allied prisoners and civilian Internees. This repatriation to be reciprocal. 4. Fifty percent demobiliza- tion of the Finnish army. 5. Reparations of payable In five years. 6. Return of Tetsamo to Rus- sia. 1. If these conditions are ac- cepted, ttye 3oviel government will-renounce Us claim to Hango without compensation. over two more of Japan's mandated Marshall islands in the Central Pacific, and anoi- 'Vistilnsky told a press conference lhat the Soviet government had ad- vised the United States and British governments and that Britain had approved the Russian reply which declared that Finland's reasons for rejecting the armistice terms-were "unfounded." In its noie Russia said that Fin- land already had lost Us Indepen- dence by permitting the entry of German troops and that the real leason for her refus.il was not the payment of indemnity asked by Russia, but Ihe expulsion of German trcops from Finland. Vishtnsky estimated that there were about seven Nazi divisions of that a strong United Slates aircraft carrier force was operating in the Indian ocean with oth- er Allied warships striking at the opposite flank of Nippon's southern empire. On the Oriental land front bolh the Allies and Tokyo claimed new- tains In India and Burma. But there was no word on the latest Japanese imperial army drive, ori- ginating In northern Honan pro- vince, which Chinese sources fearec might develop Into a campaign lo slice of all of eastern China. Japanese armies o.i the offensive in the orient virtually encircled the northern Chinsc- city of Chenghslen and claimed new victories In India and Burma; Chungking- announced crack Nipponese troopsliad driven into Ihe suburbs' of Chcnjliscin from the east and blocked Ihe dismantled railway to thc wcsl, Olher Japanese forces previous- ly were reported a few miles northwest and 20 miles south of the slraleelc Honan province town in China's tiheal country. China's Future Endangered By India Activity By CLYDE A. FARNSWORTH KUNMING, China, April whole mili- tary future Is endangered by tha Japanese Invasion thrust toward tha Allied lifelines In northeastern In- dia and she Is laced with the diffi- cult decision of whether to risk an offensive against the Japanese rear from her Salwc en'river positions. 11 Is conjectural how much the. struggle with Japan might ba shortened by a bold tlirust west- ward from the Salween. But thera Is no question lhat a major Japan- ese success in the drive toward tha !engal-Assam railroad and the. Brahmaputra river In India would ncalculably prolong the war in this theater. f have just relumed from an air tour to the India-Burma front which carried me to one of the toe- holds In Burma secured by air. borne Allied troops on tha enemys Mandalay-Myitkyina railroad inslds Japanese lines. 1 also travelled by automobile down the Manlpur road to the Kohlma. front., One of thc most decisive engage- ments of the war. In the-tast still Is shaping up where the Jlanlpui jungle rolls out of the mountains and engulfs the Brahmaputra plain alongside the Bengal-Assam rail, way. This line is parallel to river transport, the two together forming a feeder line for China's troops un- der Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Stllwell on the Ledo road, China also has air transport over the "hump." A Japanese- victory there easily ..ould offset the toe-hold gained by the Allies' nir-borje ex- ploits and indeed It might spell dlJ. aster for the American forces In up- per Burma. Pampa reported .03 of an Inch of Ban Temporary STOCK 22-WV-The Swedish government declared In a communique today that It was ob- vious the British restrictions placed on diplomatic channels were the to 100.000 men In thc coun- try, mostly based in the norlh. The Finnish army, he said, ori- ginally consisted of about troops and home guards, al- though Ihe figure has been consid- erably reduced by Red army action. Finns Think Nazis May Not Lose War By EDWIN SIIANKE STOCKHOLM. April arguing for rejection of Russian armistice terms, Finnish right-wing Clements, headed by Prime Minister Edwin I.Inkomies. contend that Germany still m.iy not lose the war, MomcA tonighti Summarized by Informants from Finland, this Is the taken by the Influential conservative bloc In rain and Electra .02. Gainesville I situation'' got the most rain with .19 of an I temporary. me Ml till! 11 niii of the m 11 ary .hc Bovcrnn.cnt. and therefore strictly Iteranncan Air Force alone carry- Ing the offensive to the enemy. Bad weather which has ham- strung the Allied air efforts to des- J 1113 irtav iv nu lie i II i I within another week hc expect- bombed prime rail targets at Bu- lo complete enough missions to'Barest Turnu-SMerm at tnc ........__.- tT_n_j Yugoslav-Romanian border. paigns, was killed April on a mis- I key rail centers in the Balkans sion over enemy-occupied Europe, continued, but some Libera ors yes- Sergeant Fleming had been on. terday penetrated leaden skies and duty overseas almost one year, andi screens of enemy fighters, which in his last letter to his mother Ln_ 'said cd entitle him to return to the United Elates. Although he never knew It, Ser- geant Fleming became the father a son, Robert Walton. April 16. almost two weeks after the date of his dcalh. His widow, the former Genevive Doughtcry, and Infant son arc at the home of her par- ents In Dcr.ver City, Texas. j Sergeant Fleming, one of Ko'an Tiigh schcoVs greatest foolball play- ers, enlisted In August, 1942, and went to North Africa early last ytar. He had attended Howard Payne college in Brownwood the year before volunteering. :'i His two brothers in service are S. Sgt. James M. Fleming, 25, on duty with the air corps In England and St. Willie Fleming, 30. in the air corps at Barto, Fla. Olher sur- vivors are a sister, Pauline, now arorking at Big Spring, and a half Cecil Edwards, Rolan, Yugosla- Forty-three enemy planes defln- tely were destroyed yesterday by Oiled planes and anti-aircraft fire, ;5 of them shot down by bombers and escorts on the mission to the Balkans. The Allies lost 17 planes, ndudlng eight heavy bombers, in ill operations, which included wide- spread raids over Italy. The enemy jlaiics shot down included five Ital- .an-made macchis. Last night Wellingtons and Lib- erators bombed Ihe Italian ports Genoa, Sanlo Slefano, Livomo (Leghorn) and Piombino. starting fires and disrupting German ship- ping. The Germans facing the Anzio beachhead threw a slightly heavier quota of shells into 'Allied-held ter- ritory yesterday and raided the An- zio harbor four limes'with a total of 37 planes, five ot which were downed by Allied flafc and three by Sptttlrea, oulpoit iilonJi MARIANAS is. iSAlPAN Projected naral for boici in Phitippinel. touthcrn China MABSHAtl 13. UJELANG KWW4LEIN -'PONAPE "WOTJE MocArthur'i planet hi! Jop bent to thc south, proticting flonkiol the NarA Ihruil v1 still Is a possibility Ger- many will not lose the war even If she does not win other words, the struggle may end In a com prom I w." Supporllng this view, this Fin- nish group averts. "Germany's military strength Is unbroken: her supplies slill are uood: strong forces remain at her disposal: her stamina s great; arit) atr.or.R the people and n thc army the belief In Germany's victory Is must conclude that (Im Is working in favor of Finland There still arc several possihllllte thc country may emerge from thc war with success, but If it lo.'f.s its nerve now find in fear of dcaMi dishonorable "tilcidc. then the (u-.iirc will have nothing belter to offrr." Southwest Pacific headquarters said 460 tons of bombs were drop- ped on the Wcwnk-Altape area of northeast New Guinea, "ccntlnulns the ncutKiliiillon" of tlic Wcivak oir and raking Insinuations at the nearby Aitape harbor. The heavy bomb'.r raid on the Marianas last Monday was Ihe fcc- ond American air Wow at Saipan and Tinlan, 125 miles from Guam which ihe Japanese occupied early In the war. In the first strike, by carrier forces, 135 Japanese planes were wiped out, Uo ships sunk and line damaged. The land-based ocmbcrs reported only that they shot down one or two Interceptors. Anti-air craft fire uaj moderate. No other details Mere announced. The attackers cnir.c from the ccn tral Pacific, probably from Enlm- tok in the western air milts to tt-.c southeast. Both new atolti ccupled in the Marshall: Aur and Erikub are In the eastern chain almost within artillery range of two of the four j lemalnlns enemy tasw In thc Mar- shalls which have been undergoing daily air bombardments for months, j Aur Is 12 mllrs rout'i of Malodap and Erlkub Is Fix miles south of Report Ex-Local Flier Missing J. W. Barlee, son of Mr. and Mr.-. R. O. Bartee, formerly of Abi- lene and now residing in Houston, Is missing in action in the European nroa. the War Department announc- ed Saturday. Sergeant Bartee, 24. was at one Wotje. Twenty Marshall atolls are under American rule. Adm. Cluster Nimlti announced continued air sweeps alo.ipc thc Caroline Wands. Four I Islands in the Truk lajoon were hombrd hy Army liberators Tuesday. Xlmllz previously an- Sec PACIFIC WAR. 6, Col. County GOP Chairman Believes Even Snakes Are Trying lo Warm Up to Party HOW PACIFIC DRIVES CAN 'CORNER' JAPS Map above slimvs with Allied forces on offensive drive wliose tempo is stepped up daily, Japs slowly, but surely, will be forced back to their inner defense perimeter around the home islands. A. John, Taylor county Re- publican chairman, fwears even the snakes are trying get on the warm side of the GOPs. He was awakened Saturday morning by a 33-Inch water In his f'.ccic. About 3 am., he felt some- thing slick and Mmy maktnii Us way up his wrist toward his el'cow" In his tlteve. lie said. His wife and children In an ad- jolnlnz room heard him Jump from the and cry. "Snake, turn on the light Thc light came on. the snake still under cover save his head and neck, looked John and John at him, he said. -Brln? a Mick." he and Mrs. John brought him a two-'.jy-fe'jr. In the meantime th? fnakc was makinc his way to the wall. John rammed him to (he wall ar.d held fast. The fnakc ftnirk the Umber rral tinKs then the bed sheet ana t'uiek to It. Another stick brousht him and the make was killed after several attempts. John has built a new Iwo ?'.ory rock veneer hoxe rctent- ly rimer ml'.cs norlh of Abller.e. The fircplac; has not been sealed as yet and Ihe fiiake evidently entered the houre there-, climbing the 'o John's room. SGT. J. W. BARTEE time a member of the famed Lost B.Htalion stationed at Java. He was transferred to the air corps hortly before Java icli to the Japa- esc in March, 1912. and left the i'.ands In time to escape capture. Following his training in the air orps. he wss transferred to Austra- la living back and torth on bomb- mif-Mons to New Guinea as a gunner on a Flying Fortress. He was awarded the Pmple Heart thc ISth Group Device or service while in thc Sculh Pact- The sergeant joined ihe National uard in 1540 while his family was livln? at Olton. A Spring Lake high school, he was working for li-.c Panhandle Trans- pert line wi-.cn he went into duty. Hallsville Hit HALLSVILLE. Arril 22-W Hrnvy rain, accompanied by wind and lightning, uprooled trees and resulted In other damage In this area, tonight. N'o Injuries were reported diately. ;
Publication: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
Issue Date: April 23, 1944


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I'm pretty sure that President Jarrett knows about everything that's going on. The doofus Obama knows nothing about anything. That's why he's not really the POTUS!
Please reference my post on CGI tonight. CGI division, Stanley, Inc was responsible for the passport breach of obama(with sanitation of it?), Mclame, and hitlery. This contract was payback— one can make the link without too much of a leap since this is obamaumao's singular claim to fame.
Obama is a Potted Plant.
Of course he didn't know... he read about it in the papers.
Don't fall on your sword if you have a really high deductible.
If my boss had no idea the software we write was this bad he would be cleaning out his desk in the morning
Because everything about this administration and how they run things is on display here. 0bama delegates EVERYTHING and anything coming back to him goes through a series of 'filters', including Cerberus, aka Valerie Jarrett.
Just what DO they discuss at Cabinet level meetings?
Is Sebelius covering for him or did she not know just how bad things were?????
The buck stops no where in this administration
Well well..the shadow President holds court again.
She'll instruct them to tamper down the negative rhetoric...or else.
Govt. SHUTDOWN (but he KNOWS who did that-those wascally Republicans. Certainly not his fault or Reids--"I will NOT negotiate! not withstanding"
OBAMACARE rollout--I think he doesn't care. The plan all along has been one payer govt health. Some, including Dingle, I believe, have stated that is the plan.
L.I.P (low information President)
Insurance chiefs? What are they going to say; "We're waiting. We've had our websites up for years. When ever you're ready."
No doubt. 0bama probably thinks Harry Truman had a thing for male deer.
That way they can't be called to account. There's no such word. They never said they would accelerate.
Right, she didn't tell Obama ...
She woulda been sh*t-canned down the road by his boot in a heart beat if she didn't tell him. He woulda been pissed that she made him look like a jackass ...
He knew, because she told him - he just hoped it wouldn't be a catastrophe.
Now, she's just trying to protect her boss ...
I would agree...it's the biggest project management failure of the past decade. The $400 million? Flushed entirely...nothing to show for it, and very likely can only be replaced in 2014 by another $400 million software platform.
I would say this. If you had defined health care requirements in one simple eight-line statement, and then hired one project manager (some guy from Boise), and then gave him twenty IT tech's to create the platform....preventing the White House from continually changing the platform or requirements...and then aimed at version one (relying on yearly version updates instead), then this thing would have been ready for beta-testing in six months, and released at the tenth month as operational.
Clearly, no understanding of what it takes for project management or building software platforms....just users who pretend they are project-savey or IT-savey. Wannabe software bridge builders.....building a bridge to nowhere.
IMNSHO, this is what it was designed to do...GET ALL your information, and give NOTHING back in return.
Covering for an incompetent and hateful goon is what criminals in government are all about. Impeach, remove and jail is their just reward.
Only two reasons not to tell the boss: You think he's incompetent and will botch it up or to protect him from the scandal.
Either one is a fireable offense and he's responsible anyway.
Why do I suddenly have this visual of Scarlett O'Hara, with Atlanta burning behind her - desperate to get back to Tara - beating on the old nag who is pulling the wagon, only to have it collapse and die?
I think Pelosi is already playing that role...Just fix it! JUST FIX IT!!!!.
Just give me that mallet she carried...just one time...
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Coastal Carolina Corvette Club will hold its monthly meeting at the Holiday Inn Express, 5264 International Blvd. in North Charleston. Social time begins at 2:30 p.m. with the regular meeting at 3 p.m. All members and Corvette enthusiasts are invited to attend. For more information, visit the club's website at www.4cccc.org.
The Lowcountry Mopars will hold the First Sunday Cruise to Sonic on Lady's Island near Beaufort. The cruise will start at noon at the Sunoco at the corner of Bacons Bridge Road (S.C. Highway 165) and Dorchester Road in Summerville. A secondary rendezvous will be at 12:30 p.m. at Hardee's at the corner of Highway 165 and U.S. Highway 17 (Savannah Highway) in Ravenel. The Mopars club will join other groups from Beaufort and Savannah at the Sonic drive-in, 137 Sea Island Parkway in Beaufort at 2 p.m. The restaurant's phone number is 843-986-9607. On hand will be a twin Chrysler 340 V-8 equipped boat owned by Rick Larsen for sound efforts.
Street Rods Unlimited will sponsor a cruise-in at 5 p.m. at Sonic drive-in, 660 College Park Road in Goose Creek. The event will take place the second Saturday of each month at the entrance to Crowfield Plantation. All special interest vehicles are welcome to attend. For more information contact Dennis Welch at 843-761-4469 or visit the club's website at www.streetrodsunlimited.org.
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Palmetto Region Plymouth Owners Club will hold its February Sweethearts Recognition Dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Charleston Crab House James Island location, 145 Wappoo Creek Drive. All Plymouth owners or Plymouth lovers are invited to attend with their sweethearts. RSVP President Bob Duncan at 843-766-6391 so space can be allocated at the restaurant. Count on a special treat for the ladies.
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Street Rods Unlimited will hold its monthly meeting at Bessinger's restaurant, 1602 Savannah Highway, starting at 7:30 p.m. Anyone wishing to become a member is welcome to attend. For more information, visit www.streetrodsunlimited.org.
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The Sumter Cruisers Car and Truck Show will be held in conjunction with the Striped Bass Festival in Manning. Car show registration, 9 a.m.-noon, is $20. Awards presentation will be 3 p.m. Categories include production cars through 1960, '61-'69, '70-'99 and 2000-present; production trucks through 1999 and 2000-present; modified trucks; street rods through 1948; modified cars 1949-'70, '71-'99 and 2000-present; rat rods; and special interest. Music will be provided. For more information, contact Bobby Beatson at 803-481-2124 or David Marcella at 803-481-4269 or visit www.sumtercruisers.com.
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Looks like I'll have to put those flash plans aside... E3 has gripped my very soul. I really wanted to begin story boarding the idea I had for my cartoon, and put phase 1 of operation "Tokyo Dandy" in motion. I find it hard to even do work today at my desk, so I know drawing is out of the question. Yesterday I just staired at my monitor all day when I saw Zelda's greatness. I suspect my supervisors know somethings up by the way I have this glossy eyed look, while watching the screen... muttering "more mature... my preciousss". When I saw Metal Gear Acid today, I nearly screamed and got caught. I suppose next week I'll work on that flash... yeah... thats it, next week
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The TBA Awards Celebration is an annual gathering of the Bay Area theatre community to recognize the outstanding achievement of theatre-makers and companies over the past season.
Click here for a complete list of 2015 TBA Awards Recipients!
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The 2015 TBA Awards Celebration was held on November 16, 2015 at American Conservatory Theater's historic Geary Theater. At the event, hundreds of the Bay Area's best and brightest came together to applaud friends and colleagues and enjoyed the warm camaraderie for which the Bay Area theatre community is justly famous.
The 2015 TBA Awards Ceremony was hosted by legendary Bay Area actor Ron Campbell (Don Quixote at Marin Shakespeare Company, One Man, Two Guvnors at Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Peter and the Starcatcher at TheatreWorks, Comedy of Errors at California Shakespeare Theater) and the complete list of presenters included Russell Blackwood, Catherine Castellanos, Brian Copeland, Donald Currie, Charles Dean, Bill English, Brad Erickson, Cole Ferraiuolo, Conrad Frank, Margo Hall, Leslie Ivy, Randall King, Leslie Martinson, Leontyne Mbele-Mbong, Johnny Moreno, Mina Morita, Amy Mueller, Ava Roy and Torange Yeghiazarian.
The second-annual event included a musical parody written by Allison Page, the artistic director of Killing My Lobster, that kicked-off the ceremony. The three companies that received the 2014 Outstanding Production of a Musical Award performed live musical numbers at the 2015 Awards Ceremony. These performances included "When You're an Addams" from The Addams Family by San Jose Stage Company, "Dance at the Gym (Mambo)" from West Side Story by Broadway by the Bay and "Suddenly Seymour" from Little Shop of Horrors by Altarena Playhouse. Amy Lizardo and Teresa Attridge performed a special musical tribute honoring the late Mark Rucker, Associate Artistic Director of A.C.T.
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In fact, he's taken nearly as many free throw attempts (147) as he has field goal attempts (152). If he ever gets his Shaq-like .537 FT percentage up he could get his scoring into the mid-20s, and win himself an MVP.
Not everyone is getting calls like Superman though. There are some guys who just can't get a call, even if they are getting the points to get the so-called star treatment. I got to wondering who the least successful in the league were in drawing fouls and/or getting the calls.
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MGM Resorts has won the Green Key designation for the efficiency and sustainability of its operations at 12 resorts, according to a report in Nevada Appeal.
The resorts include 11 in Las Vegas and one in Michigan, according to the company, and are the first hotels in both states to receive the Green Key designation. Green Key evaluates hotels on a scale of one to five Keys, with five Keys being the highest ranking. Results are based on a comprehensive evaluation of the hotel's sustainability efforts.
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ALL of these Green Key awards allow for secondhand smoke exposure to the occupants in the buildings.
The casinos are pro smoking and pro cancer.
Having lost a friend from lung cancer after years of breathing secondhand smoke at her casino job, there is no justification for these (preventable) deaths.
There is nothing green about the toxic grey in secondhand smoke.
Until Green Key does the right thing by not allowing smoking in these buildings, their program is not acceptable by health and environmental organizations.
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Its the Little Things That Matter: 100 Survival Items To Help Keep A Sense of Normality and Sanity After the Collapse
check. Beans
check. Band Aids
check. The list goes on and on sometimes doesnt it? As preppers, we all are stockpiling the items and supplies that we plan on needing if and when it hits the fans. We all need to make sure we can eat, drink, protect ourselves from the elements and defend what needs to be defended. However, today I found myself thinking of things that werent on my Need in order to survive list. Little things that we all take for granted today, but someday, we may look back and think how simple it would have been to pick up a couple of those items when they are no longer on a store shelf near you.
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The following is a link to a article (10 Morale Boosters for Any Worst Case Scenario) I wrote for our own ChocChipCookie (Lisa Bedford) blog 'The Survival Mom', which relates to this subject.
What exactly happened last night? Where are my pants? Why is there a law-enforcement badge on the coffee table?
I think I had a happy new year. We'll see after the warrants are issued.
Chew some willow bark! Such whining is beneath the dignity of a Mountain Man such as yourself! You'll embarrass yourself at rendezvous! ;-)
Happy New Year Johnny!
I found aspirin. Still nothing on the pants, but they'll show up... eventually.
Happy New Year, Kart. May God bless you and yours in the upcoming year.
I've been concerned about nightly "entertainment".
If we don't have power, we'll have to get by without a video, online game, or the internet.
I've stocked crossword puzzle books (and pencils), playing cards (both regular and pinocle), jigsaw puzzles, dice. Have enough of each to use for barter, as well.
From my experience, doing the late 1800s lifestyle thing, after an early start, and a long day, entertainment consists of checking my eyelids for thin spots whilst laying on a cot.
Stock up on Kosher salt as well...
There are a number of 'Off Grrid' Charging systems for small electronic devices like tablets and smart phones. You might look into those.
We have 'em, thanks!
Already done, thanks!
I have a simple but most effective exercise device..a TRX trainer. Invented by a Navy Seal using parachute straps, it is simple, effective and exercises every major (and minor) muscle group. Totally portable. We'll need to stay in shape. :-). You can hang the thing on a tree branch or other means.
I know why I am up at this hour (sore back from three weeks of unpacking boxes and moving furniture) but what is your excuse?
Don't forget soap/shampoo/detergent . . .
If you're going to get a bb rifle, get a bb-pellet rifle with a serious pump. A good multi-stroke pump rifle can get almost to .22LR velocity. This means it is good enough for game birds and squirrels. Set the kids to hunting small game.
You can significantly cut down on your TP use by using the Asiatic method of cleaning yourself first. That is, by passively washing first with an enema bag, which will remove most of the filth and leave you cleaner. Then use just a few sheets of TP to dry off and get any residual.
A microscope is essential, with a minimum of a 10x eyepiece and 100x objective lens for a total power of 1000x. You will also need India ink to stain the slide before you add a tiny droplet of water to see if it is contaminated with living bacteria. If it has anything living in it, do not eat or drink it without cooking.
High ground, telescopes and a few hand mirrors gives you long distance area surveillance.
Not in the realm of entertainment, but comfort for you and sanity for your cook.
Boric acid for safe bug control. Mix with sugar to make a syrup for ants and other crawly critters. Some dollar store have it relatively cheap.
Diatomaceous earth, food grade used for deworming dogs and cats, as well as for use in chicken houses. Be rid of bed bugs, fleas, ants, roaches, parasites. Sprinkle around your foundation for whole house control. Used widely to keep bugs from invading stored grain and beans.
Neither of these item should ever go bad, but you will be seen as an angel if you have a supply of these after the SHTF.
Just saw this on tv, pretty interesting.
"A microscope is essential,...."
Never thought about that - but it makes sense. Got an old one from college - considered tossing it but may come in handy down-the-road.
Actually had woken up an hour before, couldn't go back to sleep, so....
There are two things that need to be learned and practiced to take with you, that may be extremely useful.
The first is American Sign Language. Just knowing how to say and understand some critical words could prove invaluable if either someone loses their hearing or ability to speak, or if speaking could "get you into trouble".
The other thing is similar but covert. It is based on psychology, that people tend to ignore what is happening below their belt line (which is why the US Army teaches soldiers that, even briefly, they should never hold a hand grenade lower than their belt, or they might forget they are holding it.)
It is a form of signalling that uses the feet. Importantly, it starts by doing something up high that tells those in the know to look down, such as tugging on your left ear lobe. Then you inconspicuously move a foot, or both feet, to send a silent message.
Most of these will be "duress" signals, since you are in a position in which you can't or shouldn't speak, or maybe even use ASL.
There might be great value in these, similar to using "duress" passwords to let your friends know you are being coerced.
I keep that thought in mind quite a bit these days, buying a little bit more than I used to for filling the pantry and replacing things (car, appliances, etc.) that I have the money to replace while I still can, plus a few new things like a food dryer and more gardening and canning books and tools.
Hopefully, this job will last another year or four, but who knows? It's one day at a time. So, I'm preparing like for a long, cold winter and a very late spring that is likely to be our economy and hope things get better while I prepare for the worst.
I keep talking myself out of a small generator or maybe a couple of the ultra quiet Honda or Yamaha generators. Set up for dual fuel (gas and propane), one could be very handy, even a lifesaver, or it could be something else I never use and regret spending so much on.
I took a trip back to my youth with this, but couldn't find replacement parts for my old Crossman 1400. So, I bought a Crossman/Benjamin 392 .22 cal., instead of the BB/.177 cal Model 397.
This gun has been around forever (Benjamin 392, 397 and Sheridan C9), so parts and accessories are easy to find. I am shopping for an intermount and scope and better iron sights for it. Lots of choices!
It's fairly quiet to shoot and it's kinda cool having a shooting gallery in the house to practice, especially on a rainy day like today.
Morse Code and Semaphore will also come in handy for long distances or for rescue signaling.
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I have most of these articles on the list. There wont be children here so I dont have those items for child play. I have comments about some of the items:
I see Small cooler that can be plugged in to solar power. I dont know about this and wonder if any of you have this? I will surely find one if they are made, and get one as I have no refrigeration for a long time emergency. I have a 20 watt solar panel with charger for all size batteries and it also has a female cigarette lighter plug to charge devices such as I-pads, phones and my Kindle Im putting books on my Kindle so I will have plenty to read if I have no power. The cooler may need more than 20 watts to work. If you have such a cooler, tell me where to find it. If I get no replies on this thread, Ill search for it on the web.
Toilet paper: I got a $20 gift certificate for Christmas and I see $20 worth of more toilet paper in the near future.
Mountain House (or other) dehydrated ice cream: Say, what? Never heard of this would expect some kind of freezing would be necessary and I wont have that but Ill check it out.
Gloves: Each of my bug out backpacks came with a pair of leather work gloves. Also got burn resistant gloves that come up to the elbow to wear when dealing with an open fire and skillets/pots. Also got a pair of gloves that looks like insulated rubber to carry hot meat like a turkey or chicken.
Fishing equipment: Ive mentioned this before. Got Shakespeare womens rod and reel with tackle box of lures. Rod and reel is pink so men wont use it.
Long underwear: Years ago I did this got silk long underwear and long sleeve top. I read silk is the best insulation for long underwear.
Candles: I didnt make them have enough jar candles for light at night for a year.
Spices: Very important, especially if you have gobs of dried beans. I have numerous spices so the beans wont taste the same meal after meal. Also have Italian spices for meat sauce or other sauce with spaghetti. I got those spices in long term packing from Walton cause Ive got lots of spaghetti and wanted the spices to stay fresh.
Coffee: I dont care what he says, coffee is a necessity. Have large cans of it.
Sewing kit: My mother sewed all my clothes and I learned from her, but she sent me to a summer sewing class given by Singer when I was in high school. I have two sewing boxes with every kind of thread, including upholstery thread and upholstery curved needles and the regular threads are of all colors and have plenty of various needles. I can also crochet due to my mother teaching me that as she crocheted all the time. I have a crocheted bed spread she made at night waiting for me to come home from wherever I was. I must have gone a lot of places to have a whole bedspread.
Fresh sheets and blankets: I have a zillion sheets collected through the years and almost threw them away a few months ago. Then, I thought about bandages and arm slings and holding up a wounded leg, and chest/body wraps, and Im keeping plenty of those sheets. Ill stick them in the back of a walk in closet and have plenty of bandages, etc., I can cut from those sheets. Always think of an emergency use for items before you throw something away.
Short wave radio receiver with rechargeable batteries: When Husseins government had an emergency drill, telling us our TV and radios would be shut off by him as a practice run in case we have a country wide emergency, I thought he just took my TV and radios away from me. I was furious. So, I bought a short wave radio receiver so I can get news from ham radio operators. Screw Hussein.
Kid pool: I have two plastic kiddie pools to put on an outside deck to capture rainwater.
Alcohol, the drinking kind: I dont have this. I cant decide what to get and dont want to spend a fortune.
Hard Candy: I dont have it but its not a problem to get it.
Magazines: I have numerous copies of American Rifleman from the NRA that I havent read. I looked through a recent one several days ago and found the new red laser made for my Ruger and it wasnt expensive. Now, I have that. Wouldnt have known about it if I hadnt had that magazine. Other reading material is on my Kindle.
Rope: At one time, I had no rope, so I bought Paracord and that is very strong rope. Take the strands apart if you need to use it that way.
Solar shower: I use camp showers and the latest ones I got have a temperature gauge on them put one in the sun, you can see the temp. of the water and when its where you want it, take a hot shower. I have camp showers to have running water at the kitchen sink, bathroom sinks, and the shower. The other bathroom has a tub, not a shower, so that is where I will put the food grade Waterbob that holds 100 gallons of good water from the tub faucet.
I know I will lose power the next time a hurricane comes through here and Ike was the last one. My preps are to make my life better when power goes away for any reason. I prep because it would be stupid not to as I know I will need these preps.
President Hussein has mega preps to keep him and his family alive. I am more important than he is and so are you. We paid for his preps and we pay for our own. Anyone who knocks preppers can go to the White House instead and complain they used his/her money to prep and no one needs to prepare as nothing is going to happen and he/she wants the money back.
"Where are my pants?"
You NEVER know where your pants are so New Year's Eve is no different than any day concerning the pants. :o)
First on my list of non necessities, is cocoa powder. Maybe it is really a necessity. One of the few items that Granddaughter likes for breakfast. Plus, there are so many ways to use cocoa powder to make treats, cakes and chocolate candy.
My Christmas present for daughters was a book on how to make your own pop tarts, fried pies, etc at home using basic staples. That's my approach to many food treats-back to basics. I do a decent job baking and cooking, and avoiding the additives that are in so much of our food today.
I had a great stir fry over the holidays using some of the produce from my winter garden. Fresh carrots, green onions, from the outdoors, and green peppers grown in front of the patio doors combined with the rest. Pesticide free. No worry about E coli germs either. LOL.
Now that winter is here, I will be going through the freezer, and canning up veggies, fruits, and meats for my own "fast food" meals in less than 30 minutes, heating up the house when it is appreciated, as well as adding variety. While I usually use home canned within a year, it actually has a 3 year shelf life, so it can be part of the short term emergency stash as well.
I have been busy ordering powdered milk this week, whenever I find it priced so that it is cheaper than fresh, to use for cooking and long term storage. I ordered the accessory to vacuum pack mason jars, along with some O2 absorbers, Mylar bags, and a decent heat sealer.
I did learn something new in my reading of some food storage back to basics books. Eggs can be kept for a year, if you coat them in Mineral oil, put back in the container, and keep them in a cool area. So I am going to take a dozen eggs, coat them in Mineral Oil, and put them in the refrigerator, and eat 1 every month, just to see what happens, unless someone else has already tried it and can tell me how it turned out? Best Wishes to all. Have a great day!
Home made loco moco ought to do the trick. Just the right amount of gravy, fried eggs, and ground beef to deal with the residual alcohol.
"If we dont have power, well have to get by without a video, online game, or the internet."
I have a battery powered portable TV (uses 8 AA batteries). If a Houston TV station has backup power, I can get it.
But yes, they work.
The neighbor's roof....
He and his girlfriend are moving very slowly today, and talks like there was a heck of a party somewhere near here. ;)
Personally, I use dried eggs for cooking if I'm living on stored food.
Long term stored shell eggs are not so good for frying (the older the egg, the weaker the yolk), but make great pastries. I generally keep eggs on the counter this time of year.
Easier to keep chickens. ;)
Hubby occasionally needed one on the job, so he had bought one many years ago, and about 8 years ago decided to upgrade to a Honda.
Shortly after, my Dad had a stroke and came to live with us. We have frequent short-term and occasional longer power outages in our state. This truly was a life saver. During an extended power outage at the hottest time of the year, we were able to run his oxygen machine, 2 room air conditioners, his TV and the refrigerators and freezer.
We had the necessities covered as well as comfort. The hospital was over-run by people who needed Oxygen, because they didn't have enough back-up tanks at home, and no way to power the machine either.
The original purchase decision was a struggle because the need was so infrequent that he could have justed rented one on the rare occasion it was needed for the job. Having one during an emergency more than made up for it though.
We have had parties like that. Bras are usually pretty easy to return to the rightful owner. Just sayin'.
I'm somewhat colorblind, and not self consious at all, so yep. I'd use the rod and reel. Heck, I've shot a pink rifle. ;)
I wasn't weaing one.
I don't think...... ;)
We have lots of squirrels and rabbits running around in the yard. Still every now and then I like a good old fashioned breakfast of eggs and all the other greasy stuff like bacon, ham, sausage, hash browns, biscuits and gravy.
I recall that my Grandparents kept eggs in one of the cooler rooms of the house year round-they seemed to last quite a long time without refrigeration. Hubby thinks that they should be refrigerated, so I humor him.
I still have a bunch of dried egg whites I am trying to use up in cooking. We got them to add protein to Dad's diet on doctor's orders.
I would like to get some dried whole eggs that would taste good as scrambled eggs. Some have suggested Ova Easy Eggs. Do you have a recommendation or observation about that?
Besides I'm the guy that bootlegged a pig here in this little town until it weighed 100 lbs. Chickens, minus a rooster aren't that big of a deal.
Stupid law=ignore.
Coffee is a necessity. I load up at every sale. I also like the coffee with chicory. Since I have plenty of Chicory growing, I plan to dry the roots and make the coffee last longer that way too.
Now that I have successfully grown a lemon tree indoors and harvested the wonderful fruit, I plan to experiment with a coffee plant. We are planning to have a greenhouse/solar room attached to the house to expand my indoor gardening area and gardening supply storage area.
Hubby can build it once I have the design. I am still reading and sketching. If SHTF too soon, it is not a necessity, as we can continue what we are doing indoors. Our winter wheat is doing well outdoors, and we have plenty from last year's crop to keep going till the new harvest.
Funny thing about pink. I bought a pink thermos for the same reason. Every time I had a thermos, it disappeared and was eventually inadvertantly left on the job. I knew Hubby would not take a pink thermos to work.
I was wondering what sort of emergency would require a blackout of all other stations? An interruption to switch to the Emergency Broadcast System which has been tested as long as I can remember is one thing, but you're right, If can block it, they don't have to turn it back on.
We are finding bulk spices at the Asian Markets when we go to St. Louis so much cheaper than our local stores, we have quite a lot of those, except for the ones I grow myself.
Lots of spices are easy to grow and dry yourself, and for some I prefer to have fresh, so I grow them in little pots year round.
I keep thinking I'll regret not having one, but I've had that thought for about five years running. There's always a more urgent need for the money. Plus, the weather has been so mild, hot and dry and not given any reminders or reasons to get one.
On the other hand, that next could hit next week. I remember a freak storm in Phoenix that hit my area and killed power for a week. It happens. And, obama happened twice.
I figure inflation's coming and I may not be able to buy one later with my deflated dollars. On sale right now, I could get two 2000 watt Hondas or buy a 1 oz. gold Buffalo and a few ounces of silver or do nothing. Hard to know which would be better at this point.
LOL. I admire your determination. It's not a law. It's an agreement. When we bought the lots we agreed not to have noxious animals. I usually honor my agreements.
If Hubby decides he wants to take care of chickens in the winter time, I'll be happy to take care of them in the spring, summer, and autumn as well as make the case that they are not noxious animals cause we don't have a rooster. LOL. I'll call them pets.
I don't see how they would be any more noxious than a bunch of hunting dogs in a pen, do you?
You are welcome. So many decisions, so little time. I am glad that we already have the generator. However, now I am wondering if there is a converter to run it on propane.
Gasoline might be hard to come by. Whereas we can get a large tank of propane to run the generator on. So that's going on my list to research.
Code Enforcement: "It's a pig"
Neighbor: "John, that's one ugly dog."
So I whistled for my 'dog', and fed it some dog food when it came to the whistle.
Sam grumped, and grumped.
But I kept the 'dog' until it was time for a BBQ.
I let paper wasps build nests on the front porch and just point at them when annoying people visit.
'Doesn't play well with others' was on my first report card. ;)
(Fwiw, I am not affiliated in any way with either company.)
The reason given by Hussein, was, in case of an emergency involving the whole country, they could take over TVs and radios and broadcast from Washington telling us what to do.
Because they can turn them off and on, they can keep us from getting any news except what they want us to know, never turning them back to the original stations. We do not own our TVs and radios anymore, Hussein does.
If he does it, I've got the short wave radio to listen to news around the world thanks to the ham operators.
The man who calls himself our president isn't my president. He is a TV/radio thief.
I'm convinced that some simple things would be for all intents priceless.
You mention salt.
Soap. (hand soap, laundry soap, conditioners)
Pepper. Way back when, people risked their lives on ocean voyages and faced wars for the simple peppercorn.
Odds 'n ends... sewing needles, reading glasses, I have a good supply of generic Claritin even though I have no allergies. Tincture of Iodine, simple Neosporin.
I see you didn't outgrow your first report card. LOL.
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Yet another VWaV review
I'm sorry if people are getting tired of hearing about this book, but the recipes are so great. I made the falafels with tahini dressing last night. They were sooo good. The mixture looked quite crumbly and I was skeptical but they turned out great. I made sure the oil was hot and didn't flip them more than once and they held together. I just can't tell you how good it was.
i don't think we'll ever get tired of the book...at least until the next one comes out.
good to hear the falafel is good. i'll have to try it since my ladyfriend is a falafel fan.
Ditto what Baypuppy said! I've never made so many recipes, so quickly from a new cookbook as this one!
This evening I'm going to pull out all my spices & check quantities. I generally know the contents of my pantry, but not always my spices. I hate when a recipe calls for something & I open the jar & have half of what I need. I'm also getting a few new ones that I've never used before.


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Jay Leno, Jimmy Fallon duet about 'Tonight' show feud
NBC may have turned "The Tonight Show" into a battleground, but the principals - current host Jay Leno and rumored future host Jimmy Fallon - remain fast friends, if this duet that appeared Monday night on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" is any indication.
Present Music serves up a musical Thanksgiving
American Indian drummers and a lot of new music filled the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist on Sunday evening: Therefore, it must be Thanksgiving.
Present Music, under the direction of artistic director Kevin Stalheim, played to a full house, opening and closing the concert as is its Thanksgiving tradition with powerful performances by the Bucks Native American Singing and Drumming Group. »Read Full Article
'Things Being What They Are' transcends male stereotypes
I'll admit I wasn't doing cartwheels upon learning the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's holiday play, Wendy MacLeod's "Things Being What They Are," involves two middle-aged, avowedly heterosexual men bonding over brewskis. One of the many reasons I go to the theater is to escape such conversations, which are frequently slathered in cliché when they're not conducted in guttural utterances.
But as MacLeod's smartly written, warm and funny play makes clear, such stereotyping isn't fair to men, and it certainly isn't fair to this moving and entertaining production, which marks the talented Michael Cotey's Chamber directorial debut and features winning performances from actors Dan Katula and Ryan Schabach. »Read Full Article
Books for gift giving: Beatles books
On Dec. 1, we're publishing our suggested 100 Books for Holiday Gift Giving list in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with recommendations in a variety of styles, tones, genres and topics.
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Constructing Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
Wow, time sure flies when you are having fun! Seems like only yesterday I was sitting here writing "Constructing Red Hat Enterprise Linux v.3" (see the on-line Resources). Hard to believe that 16 months have flown by so quickly, resulting in the launch of Red Hat Enterprise Linux v.4 in February 2005. The last article on v.3 provided a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the challenges we face here at Red Hat in order to deliver a robust enterprise-caliber Linux distribution. Although we still face many of the same challenges with the new release, there were many changes in how we conduct business. In this article, I cover the new challenges we faced and how we adapted to address them.
Out of practical necessity, I cover only a small fraction of the hundreds of features and issues we address in a new Red Hat release. Also for this reason, I am unable to identify all of the literally hundreds of contributors, both internal and external. Allow me to apologize up front to my Red Hat friends who escape mention here (it's not that you too aren't awesome).
Truly the most remarkable trend in the computing industry is the dramatic rise in Linux adoption. Seemingly, every day, there are media alerts, on-line articles, notifications from our peers in local Linux User Groups (LUGs) and sales announcements reporting large new user communities migrating to Red Hat Enterprise Linux. For example:
Entire country governments, government agencies and departments.
Public school systems, from grade schools to universities.
Huge corporations increasingly are making Red Hat Enterprise Linux their primary software development platform and engineering design workstations.
Call centers and desktops.
Scientific research, public and private.
Telco and increasing usage in embedded appliances.
It is an immensely gratifying phenomenon to have the work you do benefit a huge and swiftly climbing user community. The collective user base of both Red Hat Enterprise Linux and the Fedora community version is well above a million users. In fact, due to the proliferation of our software, it is impossible to derive exact numbers to characterize the popularity. Given this scope, all our developers have a strong sense that their contributions truly have impact. There is a betterment of humanity aspect that is inherent with the spread of open-source software.
Given the great diversity of our user base, it becomes increasingly challenging to meet its needs with a finite set of internal developers and testers. In order to keep pace with the growing user base, we needed to find a better way to scale our effectiveness. To accomplish this, we had to look no further than the open-source model that is the core of Red Hat's philosophy. That is, to involve a broader community of participants in an inclusive "early and often" approach. This was the genesis of Fedora.
Fedora is one of the main differences in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux v.4 development as compared to Red Hat Enterprise Linux v.3. There are several objectives of the Fedora Project, including:
Providing a freely downloadable Linux distribution for interested contributors. By aggregating the latest available versions of a great diversity of packages, Fedora is an ideal incubator for new technology.
Providing a forum for external contribution and participation.
Forming a proving ground for new technologies that later may appear in an upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Linux release.
The experiences gleaned from Fedora are invaluable in the productisation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The Fedora community consists of tens of thousands of users. This volume is larger than the Red Hat Enterprise Linux beta-testing audience. Through the experiences of Fedora, we are able to get a solid understanding of which package revisions and new technologies are mature enough for inclusion in Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The Fedora community members were involved actively in many aspects of development.
A perfect example of community involvement in Fedora development consisted of an external contributor developing an awesome Java application that output diagrams illustrating where time was spent in the boot process. This highlighted slow-starting system services. One such offending service identified by this application subsequently had its starting time corrected to take half a second rather than 20 seconds.
Portions of Fedora are even developed and maintained entirely outside of Red Hat. A key example of this is the yum package delivery and update technology. This shows how Fedora is free to grow in many dimensions, unrestricted from Red Hat's agenda.
For those who demand the latest bleeding-edge technology, Fedora is a perfect, free distribution. For those who demand a more stable supported product, Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the right choice. The Fedora Project has moved ahead in the new technology curve from Red Hat Enterprise Linux v.4. In this manner, it forms a glimpse of promising new features that may appear in future Red Hat Enterprise Linux releases.
The success of the Fedora Project truly has been win-win. Community contributors and users receive a free vehicle to mature open-source technology. Enterprise customers benefit from an increasingly feature-rich and mature product after completion of the stabilization phase.
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