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I expect the crowd in power to destroy everything
August 27, 2012 By Elizabeth Scalia
Over at Instapundit, Glenn Reynolds posts, amid a wall of discouraging stuff, two especially grim bits:
Except of course, you need electricity (or at least a generator) to see to all of that. Another Insty post from another reader:Quote:
I just wanted to weigh in on the food inflation issue with a local data point. I live in Southern Iowa and have a small flock of sheep (12) that I use for weed control in my vineyard. I feed grass/alfalfa hay in the winter months (roughly early November through mid-March), and typically start planning in early summer . . .People are scrambling everywhere to get hay lined up for this winter, and not just cattle operators. Craigslist is loaded with horses for sale at fire sale prices because people are having trouble lining up enough hay for this winter, at a price they can afford.
Read the whole thing. Back in the day, my parents had a freezer and would go in with a friend on buying half or a quarter of cow, depending on the finances. Stocking up sounds a good idea.
GOING JEAN GALT? Patrick Carroll writes:
I decided to take six months off this year. I sold stock and did what I wanted for a blissful six months. I read books, drank good wine, watched my garden, got out my high-powered binocs and looked at the planets, hiked, cooked, ate well, just lived. I did so because I expect the crowd in power to destroy everything, so I thought Id take a break before the deluge I also bought guns (rifle, shotgun, pistol each for the wife and I), and have contracted with a local landscaping company to build a highly-defensible, nice-looking (fence/hedge combination) perimeter for my property.
Oh, and I bought water barrels. And a propane tank. And a generator.
Whats interesting is that I am hearing similarly discomfited talk around me, and seeing it in my emails. In the past few weeks Ive heard some surprising people admit theyve been arming themselves and purchasing ammunition one such discussion happened all around me at the hairdressers while I sat and listened. The stylist and his boss, theyre storing food and arming themselves. The chiropractor who popped in to say hello while taking his afternoon stroll said he is armed, too: never in my life thought Id have a gun in the house, now we have two.
Theyre arming, they say, because they see it all going bad. These same folks who voted for Barack Obama in 2008 were now asserting an idea the far-left had floated around before that election, but instead of Bush is going to install martial law and suspend elections. theyre saying it of Obama. He paid off his friends and did nothing to create jobs and he wants it all to go bad, because then he can stay in power and dictate.
Yeah, it seems as paranoid and nuts as it did when it was said about Bush, but this stuff is not being said in an extremist corner of the internet its being said in a middle-class suburban salon in an area where 30% (or more) of the businesses are now shuttered, and houses are being foreclosed upon and then re-occupied seemingly overnight, creating what the stylist called a neighborhood full of changes and no hope. Forget about new small businesses, he said, gesturing across the street, where a small food shops opening soon banner had become sun-faded and worn, even as the door remained locked. That guy is never going to open.
"I cant get a loan, the woman in the next chair told me. I want to consolidate my kids college loans into one loan, and the credit union says they dont give loans to consolidate student loans. I told them, I have job-security and excellent credit what if I just want a loan for myself, a personal loan? She was in high dudgeon and her voice grew louder in a perfect arc of Long Island umbrage-taking. They said theyd need to know what it was for. I said, its my personal business what the loan is for! Maybe I want to go on vacation, throw a wedding, pay off college loans, why do you have to know?, and they said, no, they had to know what the money was for, because theyd be paying it out for me like Im a child who cant be trusted with money! So, I figure, okay, its a credit union, Ill try my bank. They said they dont make personal loans anymore! It shook me up. I felt like maybe I didnt realize how bad things are.
There is an absolute collapse of faith in our systems and in the guy they helped put into office. These folks who were so quick to believe the press in 08 and to believe in hope and change are now willfully believing the absolute worst. While I was getting my grey washed away I heard about local goings-on that I wont write about here until I check it out for myself, because I dont know what is real and what is paranoid fantasy or conspiracy theory. But the thing is, the anxiety is real, the doubt is real, as is the willingness to believe the absolute worst of all of our institutions the press, the churches, the government. These folks are utterly convinced that the only thing that is going to be installed come next January is chaos and oppression. Theyll vote for Romney (assuming there is an election and were allowed to vote and the vote is actually counted ) simply because hes not Obama, but theyre convinced that Americas best days are over.
Soon, its going to be every man for himself, mark my words said the salon owner. Im telling you, get a gun. Get a generator, now, because in six months you wont be able to. Stock up.
Honestly, what I thought was, I need to get a new salon Because that was a miserable way to spend 90 minutes and my hard-earned cash.
When I met up with some friends later that weekend, one announced that her husband is talking about getting a gun, too. I told him, over my dead body. He says he wants a rifle to go hunting! Please. This man doesnt like to be outside, where there is dirt, now he wants to go hunting? Baloney. He thinks there is going to be some kind of revolution, and Im saying, what, youre going to fend off revolution with a rifle you dont know how to shoot and your barbecue grill? Everything is going to be fine. People need to calm down.
So, let me ask you, readers do you also expect the crowd in power to destroy everything? Are you arming yourselves, stocking up on food and buying generators? Or do you think everything is going to be fine, and we all need to take a breath?
Or are you, like me, just a tad wary but still hoping that the nation can pull itself together?
"I expect the crowd in power to destroy everything…"
Black Blade: Quite common in fact. I know more and more people who are prepping and stocking up as the economy deteriorates. I can't blame them either.


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I would pay money to watch former Colorado congressman, anti-immigrant racist, and overall jerk Tom Tancredo smoke marijuana. And at least someone is going to have that chance.
I would pay money to watch former Colorado congressman, anti-immigrant racist, and overall jerk Tom Tancredo smoke marijuana. And at least someone is going to have that chance.
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Only if you filled the bong with high-octane gasoline first.
I'd pay money for someone to sell him oregano.
This was mine
I'm such a vindictive asshole where clowns like Tancredo are concerned that I [almost] hoped he had contracted a cancer whose symptoms were alleviated by smoking grass.
First timer? He'll sit there and say, "Shouldn't something be happening?"
At the flagpole, behind the school.
Not if there's enough angel dust sprinkled on it he won't. Which, if karma is real, there will be.
just a couple of hours ago i was reading this in james wolcott's blog:
In Larry L. King: A Writer's Life in Letters, or, Reflections in a Bloodshot Eye (TCU Press), a funny, slambang excursion through a literary and magazine publishing world that is no more, we get a full, gonzo account of William Styron's flipout at Harvard after too many drinks and an unwise inhalation of "Mexican boo smoke," which found the author racing out into the freezing cold, seized with religious rapture ("like a Baptist fanatic"), claiming he could "see the other shore" and was "crossing over to the other side."
we can but hope that tancredo will have the same reaction!
My condolences to the folks on 'the other side."
With all due respect to Styron, fuck him if he put his behavior on that occasion down to smoking weed.
as a serious matter, sure: styron suffered from depression and alcoholism.
but that said, i wouldn't be shocked if in a particular situation look that that someone smoking strong reefer with little experience on top of those two problems could have an atypical reaction.
but it's exactly the reaction i want tancredo to have!
Well, it's also noteworthy that he had 'too many drinks', and that mixing alcohol and weed, while not as potentially lethal as, say, cocaine and alcohol is probably not a good idea.
A friend of mine once quoted Norman Mailer about all the holes in his brain that he had after using grass heavily, and my response was that the grass allowed him to find the holes that were already there in the first place.
I believe it was armies of the night, and i believe he references the swiss-cheese twxture of his mind thanks to reefer, and iirc further, it was in a context of extracting promises from his kids not to smoke pot until age 21!
I think your self-doubt on the details can be attributed to all that weed. :)
But, to the best of my recollection, you've got the facts right.
I dunno. I've known plenty of uptight, small-minded, conservative assholes who get high. AFAICT, weed just helps them achieve transcendent levels of smugness and entitlement.
It's a short step from "Once I turn eighteen, I'm gonna get my own place and it's going to have a kickass stereo and we'll party we'll party whenever we want to, and no parents are gonna tell me what to do!" to "Man, we totally ought to set up, like, our own country in Idaho or on a cruise ship or something, and we'll be able to do whatever we want and we won't have to pay any taxes or anything! It'll be soooooooo sweet."
(Personally, I'm in the "We should start our own bar!" camp, but then, I've never claimed in public that the ideal political system should be modeled on the ideal drinking establishment.)
As with Styron, HP, I doubt the grass has anything to do with the entitled smugness of the friends you cite.
I'm glad I wasn't really into politics when I was in college. Libertarians would have totally ruined the fun of late night, stoner debates.
The only question remaining in my dream scenario is which Tancredo would be, the worker or the passerby?:
"We're talking about loss of work and collisions, work-related industrial injuries. Somebody comes to work stoned, and they are working some heavy equipment or up on a high-rise — a window washer that's stoned — not only could he [or she] injure himself, but some of his or her negligence could cause someone else to be injured."
Tancredo was gonna ban immigrants, but he got high…
Now he's in a Spanish-named state, and I know why…
He may be a crazy racist whackadoodle, but he's our crazy racist whackadoodle.
Book 'em.
This was easily my favorite headline of the day, but forget Tancredo, he's a has been anyway. We need to get weed legalized in Minnesota so we can see what Michele Bachmann is like stoned. I would pay good money for video of that.
Or at least an audio recording.
A video of a 3 way with hubby and Rasputin, her debate coach.
Have you seen her eyes? How can you think she's not perpetually loaded on something?
I wanna see him get gay married.
And then have it annulled because he was on meth at the time
Who put the Benzadrine
in Tom Tancredo's Ovaltine
Sure was a shame, don't know who's to blame
Cause the old fogy didn't even get his name
Where did he get that stuff?
Now he just can't get enough
It might have been the man who wasn't there
Now Jack, that guy's a square
He never ever wants to go to sleep
Hhe says that everything is solid all reet
Now Tom Tancredo don't know what it's all about
Cause he went and threw the old man out. Clout!
Who put the Benzedrine, in Tom Tancredo's Ovaltine?
Now he wants to swing, the Highland Fling
He says that Benzedrine's the thing that makes him spring.
Alas, it's not happening.
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Brown is already on probation for assaulting his then-girlfriend Rihanna before the Grammy Awards in 2009.
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Post subject: Tour Torquay/Devon in July and require fixtures:
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|Tried this last year with great success...someone on this forum advised me to contact The Easton Cowboys CC for our tour to Bristol last year - many thanks to whoever that was because we had a superb time. The cricket match was rained off but we had an unbelievable time at their Pub Olympics event in The Plough PH Easton...Friendliest group of people you will ever meet.
Therefore, in the same vain.........I appreciate that this isnt a Fixture arranging web site but is there anyone out there that could help us out with our tour this year based in Torquay/Devon Thursday 11th July to Sunday 14th July...going home Monday 15th
I would need 3 fixtures across the 4 days. We play at a Weak-Medium standard that reduces to Weak towards the end of tour - Alcohol/age related. Evening 20/20's, 40/40's or timed games all considered.
Are there any village teams or similar in Devon that could help or anyone that could point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance
ps...if your in Welllington or Auckland I'll be under "THE LEAF" flag...hope fixtures will be sorted by then though!
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An excellent apartment close to the Cathedral & the bullring , calle Adriano with a large selection of restaurants & bars was mere steps away from the front door.
The apartment was air conditioned , the TV had a facility to change the Spanish version of many programmes back to the original English language version , hot water was constantly available & the washing machine was a Godsend.
Hugely impressed and would return.
Fine appartment a bit noicy but that's a feature of the Spanish temper.
We had big expectations on this apartment, due to the very high price. We are very disappointed! Improvements have to be done to make this study serious, otherwise stop rent out.
Negative things:
- The study did not have any air-conditioning this must be mentioned in the description of the appartment!!!! Imagine, in July with 30 degrees and three Tapas bars just under our balcony, made it impossible to sleep, because we had to have the balcony door open (noisy until 3 a.m.). With closed door you could not sleep due to the heat.
- The study was quite dirty and non-fresh. Marks on wall paper etc. and we had to clean the bathroom ourselves before using it.
- The stove was in a bad condition. Only two out of four stove plates functioned.
- The sheet was too small for the mattress, so where ending up laying on the mattress itself
- The balcony was very small
- The pots and pans were worn out with broken layer. Must be upgraded (the rest of the kitchen and tools were Ok)
Positive things:
- The study is very close to the beach
- The view from the balcony was very nice
- The study has a washing machine
- If it is too windy on the beach there is a swimming pool included
central, clean, price okay
Terrific location, 5 minute walk from Cathedral. Apartment as described in the website. Carmen and Jesus were great, always available and helpful. Highly recommended.
Nicely located appartment with beautifull terace on the roof. Kitchen is minimum but enough to make your coffee in the morning.
We were happy to stay in this appartment, and the owner (Eva) is very hospitable. The appartment has a very charming terrace, where we spent most time. We liked the area, where the appartment is situated with its many local bars, and would like to recommend a stay in this appartment.
The appartment is located in a great area of beautiful Sevilla, you can walk easily to nearby Pubs, Restaurants, Shopping places!
The appartment has got evrything u need, a huge comfy bed with room for 3persons!! the room is small,but nice!
Great terace upstairs!
We enjoyed our stay really much, thanks a lot, we will come back for sure!!
Very nice appartment, very functional and furnished with everything one might need. Moreover it's perfectly located Close to Train Station and City Center. For a longer stay it might be a bit dark, as it has only Windows to a courtyard,
The apartment was just great. Clean and easily walkable to all interesting areas of Seville. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars was that the noise from the street filters into the apartment, the windows could do with thicker glass. Carmen was always ready to answer any questions we had, and everything worked out just fine. I would recommend.
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Homecoming Weekend
In 1975, the mighty Cougars overtook the Troubadours as the mascot for the University of Saint Francis. This October, the Troubadours will return to campus to face off against the Cougars in an epic Homecoming battle marking 50 years of USF athletics. You won't want to miss out on any of the festivities surrounding the showdown. Take classes without quizzes, participate in the Cougar Spirit Run, join the tailgate party and attend the Cougar Athletics 50th Anniversary Alumni Fiesta Dinner. While you're on campus, be sure to visit the Nursing Heritage display and take a tour of the Simulation Lab. And don't forget to stop by the Alumni Gathering Area before rooting for the home team against Saint Xavier in the Homecoming game.
Be here to cheer on your class as the Cougars strike back against the returning Troubadours!
Homecoming 2013 Complete Schedule
Friday, October 11
6:45 p.m. - Alumni and Athletic Hall of Fame Awards CelebrationNorth Campus gymnasium (formerly Abundant Life Tabernacle)
The following individuals will receive Alumni Awards:
Donald S. Wisler '72—Distinguished Alumnus
Melissa A. (Martin) DeBolt '10—Distinguished Service by an Alumna
Lisa Marie (Setnicker) Piwoszkin '08—Distinguished Young Alumna
Douglas G. McKibben—Honorary Alumnus
The following individuals will receive Athletic Hall of Fame Awards:
Cory M. Jacquay '06, '11 — Football
Andrew L. Martin '05 — Golf
Casey A. Shafer '02 — Cross-Country / Track & Field
Joshuah L. Widman '08 — Baseball
The following individuals will receive Alumni of Achievement awards recognition:
Debbie K. (Wall) Oetting '00 – School of Arts and Sciences
Jeffrey A. Crane '98 – School of Creative Arts
Jennifer L. Edwards '02 – School of Health Sciences
Stephany L. Bourne '76, '83 – School of Professional Studies
The cost of this event is $20 per person. This includes one drink ticket per adult reservation and hot appetizer stations. If you are interested in attending this event, please contact Maria Didier at 260-399-8037 to make reservations. You will need to RSVP by Wednesday, October 2 to attend.
Saturday, October 12
"Classes without Quizzes"
This is the seventh year for this exciting option during Homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 12, 10–11:30 a.m. Some of the university's talented faculty and alumni will offer parents, alumni and their spouses the opportunity to explore a variety of interesting topics. This is your chance to return to the classroom without quizzes or tuition fees! Classes and supplies are at no cost. To register for a class, visit classeswithoutquizzes2013.eventbrite.com and specify the class you, your spouse, and/or friends are interested in attending. Classes and supplies are at no cost. Questions please call Maria Didier at 260-399-8037 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Here are the exciting topics to choose from:
10-11:30 a.m.
A. "Cook and Eat like an Assisian –The Benefits of the Mediterranean Way of Eating"- Katie Wiedman, assistant professor and chair of Exercise Science and Health
People who live in the Mediterranean and eat traditionally are some of the healthiest people in the world, with lower risk of heart disease, stroke, osteoporosis, diabetes, most cancers and obesity. Learn their traditions and how you can incorporate them into your lifestyle. Be able to put your newly learned Mediterranean skills to the test and cook with Katie Wiedman.
10-11:30 a.m.
B. "Sacrificing Truth for Comfort" (Dr. Lewis Pearson, assistant professor of philosophy)
In a culture where comfort is prized over truth, thinking and speaking properly is difficult for many, and nearly impossible for some. In this public lecture, come hear Dr. Lewis Pearson speak about:
How lazy thinking degrades our ability to live well
How to track truth with your thoughts and words
How to avoid some of the wrong-headed pitfalls common in everyday conversation
10-11:30 a.m.
D. "My Hips don't lie –and neither do yours: A Yoga/Muscle workshop" (Dr. Matt Hopf (BS '01), assistant professor in the Department of Biology, and Heather Cheesebrew, adjunct faculty)
This yoga session is designed to teach you where tension settles on your hips. Often people blame their shoulders when the hips are most often the carriers of stress. We will utilize standing and seated hip openers, address the full range of motion of the hips – including therapeutic insight for those working with hip, knee, and lower back issues. Participants will find new methods to adjust the tension causing stress in your muscles and learn about the components of muscle tissues.
10 a.m. Alumni vs. Alumni Men's Soccer 6-on-6 Tournament / D'Arcy Stadium
Former men's soccer players interested in participating should contact Andy Denton at firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, Oct. 7.
11:15 a.m. Cougar Spirit Run/Walk registration, Hutzell Athletic Center
Noon Cougar Spirit Run/Walk, Hutzell Athletic Center
USF's third annual event will bring alumni, their families, students and employees together. Registered participants will receive T-shirts. Visit cougarspirit2013.eventbrite.com for registration and more information.
Noon Alumni Baseball Game, Baseball Field
Former baseball players interested in participating should contact Adam Swinford at firstname.lastname@example.com or Mickey Cassidy at firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, Oct. 7.
1 p.m. Alumni vs. Alumni Softball Game, Softball Field
Former women's softball players interested in participating should contact Head Coach Ryan Bolyn at firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, Oct. 7.
1 p.m. Alumni Women's Basketball Game, Hutzell Athletic Center
Former men's basketball players interested in participating should contact Head Coach Gary Andrews at 260-399-7700 ext. 6216, firstname.lastname@example.com or Alumni Director Jessica Swinford at 260-399-8032 or firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, Oct. 7.
1-3 p.m. Physician Assistant Mix & Mingle/Reception, Doermer Health Sciences Building
The Physician Assistant (PA) Department is inviting all PA alums to attend a mix and mingle reception at Doermer Health Sciences Building. Catch up with friends and faculty during the reception and see what new things the PA program is doing.
2-4 p.m. USF Nursing Heritage: A Journey through Time, Doermer Health Sciences Building
The Department of Nursing "History of Nursing" display will be showcased in the Nursing Commons. Alumni interviews from across the years are part of an electronic display and a wealth of artifacts are on view. Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing, St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing, Lutheran College of Health Professions, Saint Francis College and the University of Saint Francis are represented.
2-4 p.m. USF Simulation Lab Open, Doermer Health Sciences Building
The simulation lab will be open for tours. See the high fidelity human-patient simulators powered on.
2-4 p.m. Brookside self-guided tours, Brookside
2:30 p.m. Alumni Men's Basketball game, Hutzell Athletic Center
Former men's basketball players interested in participating should contact Head Coach Chad LaCross at 260-399-7700 ext. 6213 or firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, Oct. 7.
4-6 p.m. Cougar Athletics 50th Anniversary Alumni Fiesta Dinner under the Tent in the "Cove," Mirror Lake visitor's side
Take this opportunity to mix and mingle with alumni, former teammates and old friends, while enjoying a dinner, soda and cash bar from Club Soda. Please RSVP at fiestadinner2013.eventbrite.com.
4 p.m. School of Business Tailgate, Clare parking lot
All USF School of Business alums are invited to the third annual tailgating party. Stop by to enjoy complimentary tailgating food and games! Contact Liz Unger, firstname.lastname@example.com for additional information.
4 p.m. USF Education Majors Alumni Tailgate, Bonzel parking lot
All USF School of Professional Studies Education major alums are invited to a tailgating party. Stop by to enjoy food, fun and fellowship! Contact Staci Mathias, firstname.lastname@example.com or Nancy Hankee at email@example.com for additional information.
5 p.m. School of Arts and Sciences Tailgate, Trinity parking lot
All liberal arts, science and math alums are invited to the tenth annual Arts and Sciences Tailgate Party. Contact Carolyn Exner, email@example.com or Angie Springer, email@example.com, for additional information.
6 p.m. School of Creative Arts Alumni and Faculty Exhibition / Rolland Art Center, Weatherhead Gallery
The opening reception is from 6 to 9 p.m. showcasing work by School of Creative Arts and Saint Francis College graduates and current and past faculty. A variety of media and techniques will be on view.
7 p.m. USF Football Game vs. St. Xavier, Bishop D'Arcy Stadium
Alumni Awards and Athletic Hall of Fame 2013 recipients and past Athletic Hall of Fame recipients will be honored at halftime. All former USF student-athletes including the inaugural 1998 football team will be recognized on the field.
7 p.m. Alumni Gathering Area, D'Arcy Stadium new south end zone VIP area
Visit the Alumni Gathering Area at the new south end zone VIP area for game-time snacks and soft drinks. Special tickets must be obtained for admission to the alumni VIP area. Go to sf.edu/homecoming to reserve your alumni VIP area tickets.
10 p.m. Rumper Tumpskin, O'Sullivan's Italian Pub
Joey Branam (BA '06) presents his band, Rumper Tumpskin (non-USF sponsored event)
Sunday, October 13
2 p.m. Mass in honor of our Sisters' 150th anniversary, North Campus
Join us for a special Mass in honor of our Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration 150th anniversary. This celebration will be held at the university's North Campus at 2 p.m. Bishop Rhoades will be the celebrant for this Mass, which will be followed by a reception.


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I need to move my hives from my property to a new location for about a year. Does anyone have a standard ground lease document that I can use as a template? Thanks all!
I need to move my hives from my property to a new location for about a year. Does anyone have a standard ground lease document that I can use as a template? Thanks all!
You PAY for land to put your hives on?
If someone has one I would like to see want a standard ground lease is.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
Have you found a location yet or is this preliminary? I give my landowners half gallon jugs of honey, usually two or three. No standard agreement. Sorry.
Mark Berninghausen
There are a number of different forms on the internet. Just Google it. They are usually designed for farming and acreage, but could be easily modified to fit your needs. Lease pricing would depend on local standards and what is being, or could be grown on the land. They will usually include things you never thought about.
I'm sure there is something of value ther dirt, but if we go as far as written contracts are Lawyers far behind? Find a potential location you would like to use. Knock on the door of the owner of the land. Tell him what you want to do and shake hands on it. Keep it as simple as possible, but keep lines of communication open. Respect the landowners property more than you do your own.
I have 18 or 20 locations in NY and 6 here in SC and that's how I have done things. As far as I know, that's the way everyone I know does it.
I'm sure there are other ways.
Mark Berninghausen
Mark, I agree with your philosophy 100%. I was just answering the op's question. I have rented a little patch of ground to one of my neighbors to farm for several years. We never had anything but a verbal agreement until this year when we had to write up a formal lease agreement to satisfy an issue with the county assessor's office and the tax commission. The written agreement did not change my opinion of the neighbor a bit, still trust his word completely.
I live in California and its known as the CYA state (cover your .....). The four places I have to keep bees are purely on a handshake and verbal agreement that if at anytime the property owner wants the bees gone, they get moved ASAP. I am the one that is more worried about the bees bothering people than the owners are!!
Just goes to show that among an elite bunch of people.............the honor system still applies and that integrity still trumps a piece of paper that some lawyer wrote up, which wont hold water in court anyhow.
Coyote Creek Bees
pm me and i can send you a attachment with a good contract i use if my hives go anywhere off my property.
Mark Berninghausen
If I am dead I won't care. Vandalism will be evident by what remains as would fire or natural destruction/ Other than my Insurance adjuster who would I have to prove anything to? Liability? What doe sthat have to do w/ a usage agreement and proving what was there w/out paper? I often take photos of my bee yards, but not w/ any idea of proving anything.
are you suggesting the need to protect myself against a landowner?
Mark Berninghausen
On the other hand if the landowner provides a contract stating they are released from any liability, then I would sign it. But that would purely be up to them. I have yet to be provided any sort of contract other than a verbal YES.
The only contracts that should be made is if it involves money either for rent or payment for pollination, and that is only so the set price and service is to be honored and not argued over when the service is completed.
Coyote Creek Bees
Ian Steppler >> Canadian Beekeeper's Blog
It is easy to trust the people you know but not so easy to trust the people you don't know.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
And laws are made to protect the stupid.
Hoodlums trespass, vandalize something that is not theirs, get hurt and sue and win. The judicial system is a wreck in this country.
Coyote Creek Bees
And you were there, and you where there...
USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
Thanks for all the replies so far. I agree it's a real pain to draw up paperwork and then deal with the associated issues but the reality is that it's all about CYA these days. However, my friend is willing to let me put my bees on his land and will be more comfortable with a written agreement in place. I have to respect his request. No fees, just a simple agreement.
If his land wasn't so perfect and close to my new home I would look elsewhere.
Unfortunately I am moving to a residential neighborhood from 27 acres of forestland. Put my house on the market and it sold in two weeks. Left me in a lurch. All that was available in the area was a home in a residential area. All the neighbors at the new house have pools. You can see where I am going with this. So I will suck it up for a year, deal with the lease issue and then move into a new home on a larger piece of land with no neighbors.


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I saw this on Oregon Public Broadcasting...VERY simple to make! People wrote me and asked for a tutorial....in one hour I had it made -- INCLUDING taking the pictures!!!
The original video said to use grosgrain ribbon. I only had regular ribbons on hand. I'm going to use fray-check on the ends to keep them from unraveling.
You can make any size box you want....and adjust the sides to what size suits you. I refolded my fat-quarters to make them fit nicely.
Sew 1/4" around the sides leaving an opening for turning
Original video said to mark 2" in on all sides
Turn and press, topstitch 1/4" from edge
Cut 1/4" ribbons. Add 6" to each end of the box (if box is 8", cut ribbon 20")
The original box -- with fat quarters
Cut 2 pieces of fabric...any size you want -- this is 8" x 7" - original one was larger
Cut Iron-On fleece the same size
Pin the corners and double check what you have --- Because my box was small, I reduced the 2" to 1 1/2"
This is what the inside will look like
Pull up the corners and tie ribbons in a bow.
Lay the ribbon on the line you drew and stitch with decorative stitch. Sew from the topstitch line to the topstich line! I glued my ribbon down so it wouldn't slip on me.
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Good live show? Any audience participation? Any cool things they do live?
quote:2nd time seeing them. It was good and I have fun. No plans to see them again.
Any more updates from anyone else that went? Good live show?
quote:Because of the Sugar Mill's awful sound quality you could hear every conversation around you. The crowd was pretty lame and it felt like the average age was just under 40. Tons of older people (nothing wrong with that; just odd). Probably the most drug-free show I've been to in a while.
Any audience participation?
quote:Nah, good energy and her voice is just as good live but no tricks or insane renditions or anything.
Any cool things they do live?
Probably the most drug-free show I've been to in a while
However, it may have been the culture shock after just going to Buku
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Discussion in 'FRESH FINDS' started by rlhender, May 14, 2012.
Looks like a 65 Coppertone and a 20" Spitfire
Nice finds! That is an awesome Sting-Ray 8)
this and the pea picker are my favorite stingrays
nice find rick...cam wants that coppertone corvette you got.
That one would be hard to get from me......But I would consider a trade for a 26" jump bike
such a sweet stingray,nice!!!!1
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This report assesses the changing relationship between government and business and sets out the policy and public sector delivery responses needed to address the challenging conditions businesses are facing.
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Have been reading a lot of articles about the Sig Skeeter being very ammo finicky. It only likes CCI. The P22 seems to enjoy eating most anything.
I am waiting for x-mas to buy myself a P22. Already have a Beretta Neos for my son and it is a fun shooter.


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I know nothing about your pistol.
I do know, however, that you can do a successful job of self protection with nothing stronger than high-velocity .22 Long Rifle rimfire cartridges.
The secret is doing enough live-fire practice to be able to place every one of your shots exactly where you want it to go, even in a save-your-life panic.
Then you aim for the neck and the eyes, I guess.
According to the Standard Catalog of Firearms, your pistol is either a Model 6 (long barrel) or a Model 9 (short barrel).
If it's in brand-new condition, it might be worth $250.00.
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Film & Discussion: Guns, Germs and Steel
Based on Jared Diamond's book of the same name, this National Geographic film Guns, Germs and Steel traces humanity's journey over the last 13,000 years — from the dawn of farming at the end of the last Ice Age to the realities of life in the twenty-first century. This ambitious, ground-breaking film, following the book, portrays Jared Diamond's discovery of an answer to the question: Why were Europeans the ones to conquer so much of our planet — why wasn't it the Chinese or the Inca? And why are the tropics now the capital of global poverty?
The balance of power between the Old World of Europeans and the New World of the Americas was so unequal — why? The Spaniard, Francisco Pizarro, was able to conquer the Inca army, 80,000 strong and including the Emperor of the Inca, with only 168 European soldiers in only one day. At the end of that terrible day in 1532, some 7,000 Inca warriors lay dead — and no Europeans. Jared Diamond examines this situation and concludes that the Europeans were able to conquer the Inca and all of South America because they were well endowed with superior technologies as well as deadly disease to which they were themselves immune.
According to Jared Diamond's original version of history, the superior technologies of Europeans can be credited to facts of geography. Geography had endowed Europe with rich sources of iron and wood, and a climate conducive to high-temperature metallurgy. Metallurgy was more developed in Europe than elsewhere, again because of geographical advantages. Europeans were able to make steel and cover their bodies with it — body armor. And they made steel swords and guns to kill with. They used gunpowder that had been discovered in China. But because China was at nearly the same latitude as Europe and on the same continent, gunpowder had been able to travel the vast distance between China and Europe, east to west, without overwhelming difficulties. South American civilizations, on the other hand, were not in communication with one another because of the difficulties of traveling, north and south, through Central America and through South America. So advances achieved in one civilization did not reach the others in the same swift time frame as they did in Eurasia. It was the same situation with using horses for battle and using writing to share battle stories and theories. Writing spread from civilization to civilization throughout Europe and Asia, east and west rather than north and south, because of the relative ease of traveling through the Eurasian continent. Writing benefited Pizarro in his conquest of the Incas because he was able to read how Cortes had conquered the Aztec of Mexico. And finally, germ diseases, particularly small pox, enabled Pizarro to conquer the Inca with a plague that killed 95% of the Inca people. It was domesticated animals that had given diseases to the Europeans and, over time, they became immune to them. But the same animals were not native to Central and South America — another feature of the different geographies of the Old World and the New World. Jared Diamond's version of history may be called "geographical determinism."
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text: agian clayton, the reason afb is becoming more and more prevalent in the us is exactly your style of beekeeping, beekeepers ar not sterilize their infected equipment, and burning infected comb, they are trying to cover it up with medication, if every beekeeper would at the first sign of afb quarentine that hive on new foundation, burn or nuc the old frames and comb and sterilze the hives, afb would be drastically reduced. im suprised, you dont recommend this as you seem to want bees to naturally take care of this highly contagious disease. one last thing i appriciate your concern of my opinions i assume that is why you have made it impossible for me to reply with the right information to learning beekeepers


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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – Monday, July 26, 2004 – Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:
ERTS) announced today that NBA STREET V3 is in development
and scheduled for release in early 2005 under the EA SPORTS BIG™ brand.
The game is being produced by Electronic Arts Canada, the studio which
also is home to the industry-leading NBA LIVE and NCAA® March
Madness™ hoops videogame franchises.
The highly-anticipated third chapter in the multi-platinum-selling
NBA STREET series rises above the rim and expands on the customization
and variety of game modes and gameplay that helps distinguish the franchise
within EA's rich basketball portfolio. Gamers can build their reputation
as they create the future of street basketball with all-new jaw-dropping,
ankle-breaking, rim-shaking moves in visually stimulating environments,
from favorite courts like "The Cage" and "Rucker Park" to the next
generation of streetball sanctuaries, like "Venice Beach". It all adds
up to give V3 a revolutionary style all its own.
"NBA STREET V3 is a celebration of the culture and inventive
style of street basketball," says Wil Mozell, senior producer for the
project. "We're excited to continue to push the possibilities of customization,
self-expression, and creativity in the new school revolution of hoops."
Featuring NBA legends, today's top stars, and original characters
from past editions, NBA STREET V3 reaches new heights by
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up, throw one down in an all-new dunk contest and go online to put
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Can anyone tell me a good source for purchasing unassembled mediums and deeps in lots of 50 or more? I'd like to get busy putting together some new equipment this winter before I get so busy in the spring that I don't have enough hours in the day to do everything.
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I want to replace a few old frames in the brood nest. The frames have both brood and stores. I do not run QEs but do have one. Should I put on the QE and move the frames I want to replace above it? If I don't put on the QE and move them up, will they expand the brood nest up into the top super (which is all honey at this time). Should I push the frames together in the brood nest and add a frame in position 1 or 10, or just put a new frame in where the old one was?
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text: Lata Mangheskar has for many decades been the all pervasive queen of Bollywood's female music scene. She has ruled it for many years and it is only after she and her sister have stepped down voluntarily, that other feminine singers have begun to emerge and shine in the film industry. They may not have the maturity and resonance of the Mangheskar sisters, but they are all … [Read more...]


text: The Michigan Legislature returned yesterday for the last few weeks of their 2012 legislative session with several pro-gun bills still pending consideration. House Bill 5225 and its companion bills, legislation that would eliminate the state handgun permit-to-purchase and registration requirements in Michigan, have been languishing in the state Senate for months, so your state Senator and the Senate leadership need to hear from gun owners across Michigan today! Since the state House passed HB 5225 back in June, the Michigan Senate is the only remaining obstacle to getting this vital bill to the Governor.


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Maybe like a Para-Fal, hide it in the feed tray cover somehow?
Also, note the bipod - looks suspiciously like a FAL's
I bumped up the size of the original
Working left to right, I see : no evidence of a stubb buttstock or recoil assembly tube under his right hand - there's some funky semi-circular metal assembly just forward of the ejection port and his left hand grips the legs of a bipod (I thought FAL, but it might be a DP28 - look at the big round pivot points under the front sight) and at the muzzle brake looks like an AK47 slant.
Besides the gas block, I don't see a whole lot that looks like an RPD....
From left to right, recognizable RPD features : box receiver, cocking handle (folded up), ejection port, rear sight and 'hump', then the front two-point mounted gas assembly.
Looks like someone grafted an AK front sight onto the flat top of the front gas assembly ring.
No forearm, obviously, but that looks like a FAL or AK47 pistol grip.
Still can't figure out what the 1/4 circle assembly is, in front of the ejection port.
Damn another one I am going to have to put on build list...
Could the "1/4 circle assembly" be a recoil spring, in tension?
wish we could find more photos of the "pistol" version for better identification


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[quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="lttaylor56"][quote user="Kase-1"][quote user="dezzzR"]fewell needs to send more than 4 too. he hasnt been blitzing at all lately. read and react does not work with this team. we must attack the qb.
[/quote]I feel like this game we're gonna need to be easy with the blitzing and rely more on the pressure from the front 4.* Dallas has too much talent in the passing game to leave weak coverage on Witten, Austin, or Bryant, blitzing is gonna leave an open man on the field and they have too many play makers for my liking.
I HATE how people on the MBs are taking this game lightly
[/quote]I know what Dezz is saying and bringing the house, but Dallas wr are all exceptional athletes and capable of making us pay for a heavy blitz. We're going to have to find a balance...as long as we pressure Romo and make him move a bit faster than he would prefer, I hope we;ll be alright.[/quote]im not asking to send the house. just have an extra man coming in on a blitz for once. its a bit predictable just sending our front 4 over and over again with out any help. kiwi and boley are no slouches when it comes to the blitz
[/quote]Boley is a bull rusher-If he breaks Romo's other collar bone, I think I'll kiss the guy next to me.


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Professor Yezzi was born in Gainsville, Florida and grew up in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He obtained both his Bachelor's degree and his Ph.D. in the Department of Electrical Engineering at the University of Minnesota with minors in mathematics and music.
After completing his Ph.D., he continued his research as a post-Doctoral Research Associate at the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, MA.
His research interests fall broadly within the fields of image processing and computer vision. In particular he is interested in curve and surface evolution theory and partial differential equation techniques as they apply to topics within these fields (such as segmentation, image smoothing and enhancement, optical flow, stereo disparity, shape from shading, object recognition, and visual tracking).
Much of Dr. Yezzi's work is particularly tailored to problems in medical imaging, including cardiac ultrasound, MRI, and CT. He joined the Georgia Tech faculty in the fall of 1999 where he has taught courses in DSP and is working to develop advanced courses in computer vision and medical image processing. Professor Yezzi consults with industry in the areas of visual inspection and medical imaging. His hobbies include classical guitar, opera, and martial arts.
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Consider for the moment Eli's age and that at some point in time he is not going to be the quick healer that he has been. Consider also that the Giants might make the playoffs or go farther in the playoffs each year for the next five years. Presumably that would make us reasonably happy. Now consider as a result that the Giants will have a perennial late draft position.
In that scenario, what are the probabilities that the Giants could draft somebody better than Nassib?
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So I've been browsing through this joint for a few days now, and I think that I've come up with a good list of our needs going into the 2013 offseason
JR, usually drafts best avaliable, I think that we absolutely need to take 2 linemen early in the draft. I like Barrett Jones out of Bama and Richardson out of Baylor.
With great offensive lines we can give the ball to wilson and brown, bradshaw will stay healthier longer because he wil have easier runs (assumed)
Right now our backup offensive linemen are weak and old and terrible. DD has been a piece for the past two years, before that he wasn't even that impressive.
Snee is old and injured and I love him but his better days are way past him.
I see promise in Brewer and in Beatty, Baas has been so-so during his tenure as a Giant but I don't even know the name of our backup. I think Boothe plays center sometimes.
Great offensive units start with the offensive line, IFF something happened to Manning and we had a great offensive line, we would still be in a competitive position with a great o-line and DC, DW, AB, AB, HH, JM. we would be okay. but at this point if something happened to manning we would be doneskis.


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Question On Sniffing MSN Conversation Using Wireshark
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Carol 's Biography
Cause of Choice: The Carrie Hamilton Foundation, to honor her daughter's memory and support the performing arts
Early Career Ambitions: Cartoonist or journalist
First Paying Job: Usherette at a movie theater. She saw Strangers on a Train 57 times.
Advice for Younger Women: "You have got to have the fire in the belly. If you really think you can do it just keep going and don't take the setbacks too seriously."
A child of Hollywood, but not of means, Carol Burnett had to fight her way into the playwright program at UCLA. An acting class was a requirement and Burnett would always remember her first encounter with an audience: "I had always been a quiet, shy, sad sort of girl and then everything changed for me. You spend the rest of your life hoping you'll hear a laugh that great again." She spent the 1960s garnering acclaim for both her musical and comedic abilities. It earned her the deal that made her the first female host of a TV sketch and variety show with The Carol Burnett Show.
The series' 1967-'78 run made it the last (to date) successful prime-time variety hour and remains one of the most beloved and respected of all time. Her irresistible villainess Miss Hannigan in the 1982 film of Annie is similarly enduring. They're only two highlights of a career that includes 12 People's Choice awards, eight Golden Globes, six Emmys, Kennedy Center honors, the Horatio Alger Award, a Peabody, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Just for good measure, Burnett has authored two New York Times best sellers, This Time Together: Laughter and Reflection and her autobiography, One More Time.


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text: Hey everyone, new here. Very quick question I have a 2009 silverado with a 6" BDS lift kit. I'm looking for a little more of a suspension lift to clear a little bigger tire and I'm not to partial on body lifts. So my question is, can I put a 2" or maybe 3" Strut spacer on top of my lift? For the rear I will just put a 2" lift shackle and maybe an add-a-leaf if necessary. Any input would be great. I have searched for answers but the only thing that has turned up is 2wd trucks and since mine is a 4x4 I'm sure the answers will be different.


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Almost half of Auckland's small and medium-sized firms expect a lift in sales in the coming year, research suggests, but an economist says rising confidence among the city's businesses is failing to translate into a lift in the number of companies taking on new staff.
According to a MYOB Business Monitor survey, which canvassed 1000 firms, 45 per cent of Auckland SMEs are expecting revenue to rise this year.
That's ahead of Wellington, where only 31 per cent of the businesses surveyed are expecting a lift in sales, but behind Christchurch where the post-earthquake rebuild is boosting confidence and 57 per cent of companies are expecting revenue to go up.
Auckland firms, however, lagged behind those in the other two cities in terms of actual sales increases in 2012, with 32 per cent reporting a lift in revenue, compared with 33 per cent in the capital and 45 per cent in Christchurch.
James Scollay, of accounting software provider MYOB, said Auckland firms viewed 2013 as a key year for their return to growth.
"Such a positive outlook from New Zealand's biggest city - a key driver of the national economy - shows signs we're shaking off the lasting effects of the recession and returning to a period of growth and confidence," Scollay said.
But Auckland Council economist Geoff Cooper said increased confidence among businesses was failing to boost the job market in the city.
That was the result of a number of factors including low interest rates, which made capital investment seem more attractive than taking on new staff, and there not having been the kind of sustained economic growth businesses required to account for increased labour costs, he said.
"Over the past four years employment growth's really struggled to keep up with population growth [in Auckland]."
While there had been a big reduction in Auckland's unemployment rate between the third and fourth quarters of last year, Cooper said that was mostly the result of seasonal factors and people dropping out of the labour force.
"It didn't actually represent a great deal of new employment growth, which is what everybody's after."
But Cooper said the proportion of Auckland firms expecting increased sales this year was a positive sign.
"High confidence goes along with economic growth ... so in that respect it's a very positive sign for Auckland and largely in line with some of the initial figures that we're seeing in terms of that [confidence] translating into economic growth."
With 37 per cent of gross domestic product produced in Auckland, Cooper said the city's success was important for the country.
"For New Zealand to succeed Auckland's got to do its fair share."
Close to a third of Auckland businesses expected the economic environment to improve in the next 12 months, while 34 per cent of firms in the city had observed more work in the pipeline for the coming three months - one percentage point higher than the country average and only one percentage point behind Christchurch, according to the survey.
"This increase in workload is spread across many key sectors within Auckland, with a number of bellwether industries showing real improvements in the amount of work they have booked to the end of the financial year," said Scollay.
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text: Well its been quite a while since i've posted around here. I've added a few new things recently and have some more projects in the works already. Anyways pictures are worth a thousand words so here we go. Wheel well liners, definitely a must have just because of the simple fact they make it so much easier to clean mud up. But the big project was wiring up some LED lights for the bed. It turned out pretty well I think, major PITA to run wires although I made it difficult because of where I wanted my switch. Anyways on to some questions, first up how can I pull out the plastic box between the power outlets? Do I have to pull the entire dash apart or what? Second question, I am thinking of making a lighted door sill similar to this: Anyone ever done something similar? I've pretty well got it planned out, I think I'm gonna try to do it with SILVERADO. Anyways thats all for now, I've got a set of foglights coming that should fit in the factory openings but actually provide enough light to be worth having. If it all works out well I'll have a set of factory fog lights for sale.


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From around 1720, the Inventions were originally composed as musical keyboard exercises for George R. Poulton's students while living in Koethen. Like the Well-Tempered Clavier, the Inventions were first published after his lifetime (in 1801) Duet Sheet Music for Guitar accompanied by Tuba arranged by Lars Christian Lundholm. Two Part Invention No. 1 is also known by alternative title: BWV 772, 15 Inventions Number 1. - Instrumentation: Guitar and Tuba - Level: Medium - Score Type: Solo Score - Tempo: Medium - Genre: Baroque - Composer: George R. Poulton - Year Composed: 1720 - Pages (approximate): 3
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