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Sending love, Cori. Seriously - huge love.
No announcement yet.
Primal Feet First: In Search of Lost Time or Remembrance of Things Past
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I like badgers, books and booze, more or less in that order.
Big hugs & love coming your way. Take care of that head of yours.Depression Lies
Coming out of lurkdom to send big hugs.
Hugs and love. Be careful.Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, steak in one hand, chocolate in the other, yelling "Holy F***, What a Ride!"
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I've been MIA for a while. Glad I dropped in so I could also share hugs. I hope your travels go well. Sorry for your loss. Hugs and love.Primal since March 5, 2012
SW: 221 | CW: 204 | LPW: 166 | UGW: 140 (80 lbs loss)
Just saw this...lots of love and hugs. Thinking of you!You know all those things you wanted to do: You should go do them.
Age 48
height 5'3
SW 215 lbs
CW 180 lbs (whole foods/primal eating)
LW 172 lbs
GW 125ish lbs
Coming out of lurkdom myself...
Thanks for the kind thoughts and words every one.
I did see them, I just wasn't really up to a response at the time.
Sorry about that.
As you can see below... I'm good!
(Pic of my fat head is from a few weeks ago after my hair appointment during which I got purple put in my red... a new color combo for me, and a shorter cut (on one side). I will be renewing this color next week! Then probably change it up the following appointment. LOL)
My health is pretty good.
I still need to be LC leaning to Keto to help control my brain issues.
No weight has been lost, but it has been stable.
Weight loss efforts have been restarted now so... I'm sure it will begin to inch down again slowly as always.
~Things that happened in the order they happened.
Dec. and Jan. happened. that's already in here.
February happened.
This is the month in which my mother died when I was a child. Whether I'm counting the days or ignoring them the end of February through March always finds me in a mood. I tend to become a bit withdrawn or more contemplative. If I'm posting on a site I'm on like FB I can usually go back and see that I've posted many songs that I find sort of hauntingly meaningful. Or I just won't post at all... I just went back and checked and this year I didn't post a single thing on my FB between Feb 9th and March 7th, 2012 was similar. A couple of others did, even my husband felt it and left me a sweet message (which never happens). In years past sort of the opposite has happened and I have posted things daily, mostly songs that I feel have some meaning... sometimes even a vague message on the day of mom's death. It's a strange time for me.
Even if I don't realize/acknowledge exactly why I'm being moody or becoming withdrawn the way I do, and I sometimes even miss the actual day of her death because I don't pay any attention to calenders and rarely know what day it is (such is the life of the chronically unemployed), usually about the first week in March I go... "Oh, it's March... no shit", and by then I've started to loosen up and feel a little better anyway. It is what it is. And in a way it's kind of healing I think. It gives me some time that I have to think about how I deal with that pain every year, and every year it shifts a bit. (More on this in a later post.)
March happened.
Just when I was starting to relax in March I got a call from my family that my mother's father, my Granda Carl aka "Carl Daddy", had a stroke and likely only had days to live. He died before the week was out. Which was good. No one wants a long drawn out death in that situation. And to be quite honest he wanted to die. He had lost his independence to macular degeneration some years ago, has had some other health problems the past couple of years, a broken hip and a couple bouts of pneumonia... and told his daughters that he wasn't going to any more doctors. He was done. It was well past time for him to die and that he had quit living when he had quit being able to care for himself. He was a fiercely independent man. His wishes were respected. No one can really ask for more.
So, I had to fly to TN, to my brother's house again, so that I could attend my grandfathers funeral. That meant more time with stressful family members... my dad only showed up one day due to his work schedule and I handled him pretty well, but I did manage to nearly give myself an aneurysm when my brother tried to defend "legitimate rape" and "women have a way of shutting that whole thing down" (I have been raped, that shit seriously pisses me off). CPAC was on his TV all day the day after I arrived... and my dad and brother eat that stuff up like a fat kid with cake. Sometimes I don't even know how we are from the same gene pool. (Evidently I got my mother's LIBERAL thinking genes, because all of her siblings are the opposite of my brother and father.)
Then there was the funeral itself. I don't get near caskets. Ever. I have been near one only once in my life, I was 7 and my mother was in it. I do remember it quite clearly... however, now I have a very clear, and I'm aware very irrational, fear of them. Even in the same room during the service in the back row when I first enter the room I feel sick and panicked, and have to avert my gaze away from the casket. And that's better then I used to be. When I was younger, in my teens/early 20's, I couldn't even enter the room. I'd have a full on panic attack and vomit before I got through the doors. So, there I sat... apart from my family in the back row. Luckily my brother's daughter didn't want to sit in front either so she sat with me, along with her mother, my SiL. Also, it was my mother's family and they were all very understanding.
The other problem... it was a Southern Baptist funeral. If you are not familiar with this style of planting someone this will help: 5 minutes of commemorating the man's life (and trust me he deserved WAY more than 5 minutes! One of the most plain, honest, fair, hardworking, and loving to this family men to have ever walked the earth), and an HOUR of come to Jesus and go to Heaven or you're gonna go straight to Hell!
Fuck those people.
Because I know that my Grandaddy didn't go to church, and hadn't been to church in at least 30-40 years... and that when Grandaddy told the preacher/plumber(it's a really small town folks) on his last visit to his house to look at the toilet that "I'm just fine" when the preacher asked him if he was "good with God", that was my Grandaddy's nice way of saying "Leave me be boy!" because that's how he was.
So, there was stuff going on. Internal emotional stuff, and travel stuff, and just dealing with the world stuff. Such is life. I don't mind when my old and ailing family members pass. Last fall my father's father (Mac) died, and at that time I went to visit my mother's father (Carl Daddy)... and I knew it would most likely be the last time and I told him I loved him and said my goodbyes in my heart. And overall I really ended up better for all of it... I changed the way I handled some things emotionally for the better I think. (More on that, as above, later.)
The other thing that happened is that I decided that giving my energy to a lot of what goes on here on the forums is just ridiculous and a complete waste. I like some people here(I'm probably talking directly to you if you are reading this, and a few who don't come into my journal too), but arguing with the people about the right and wrongs of diet... sorry, NO.
Yes, I still think that some people on this forum who push their ideas that they are always right and they their ideas about diet work for everyone all the time is sheer IDIOCY... but that isn't my problem.
I do what works for me, I hope others find what works for them.
I have decided that I have better things to do. Pretty much anything. I can sit and stare at the violet water iris blooming in my back yard water garden tub (that seriously needs a good cleaning) and it would be a better use of my time than addressing those threads.
Random comments will happen on the forums.
I will appear in journals...
I will show up here in my journal at times with updates. They may be relevant, and they may be completely 100% frivolous.
Listen to this... it's a requirement.
Last edited by cori93437; 04-14-2013, 11:52 AM.�You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.�
~Friedrich Nietzsche
And that's why I'm here eating HFLC Primal/Paleo.
First, [[hugs]]
Then, lovely song.Depression Lies
Love and hugs and your hair is fantastic.I like badgers, books and booze, more or less in that order.
Since a storm has decided to roll up(full on FL summer is almost upon us)... here is what I was piddling with outside today.
This water iris I didn't even know I had...
It came to me as some tiny little flag leaves on some other water plants a couple of years ago. I wasn't sure about it, but left it anyway, and this year it has finally matured! Poof... violet/mauve blooms.
My huge pot water garden is icky and getting cleaned out this week. I'm pretty sure it has a crack about half way down so it needs a coating of sealer... and then a male, and maybe a couple of female, betta to control mosquitoes all summer.
Gratuitous pink bougainvilleas... how could anyone not love them.
Unless they have to prune them! OUCH!
But still, I love them.
Also this week... bolstering the Mints!
They didn't get watered enough over winter and are looking a bit rough after being dry and the whipping that last summer gave it. My own fault as I don't use as much mint in the winter and there fore it falls of my radar. Bad me.
It all needs ripping out and repotting with some of my good compost; mint LOVES organic matter.
After I rip them all up thoroughly and repot them, they will be happy as pigs in mud again.Last edited by cori93437; 04-14-2013, 02:54 PM.�You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.�
~Friedrich Nietzsche
And that's why I'm here eating HFLC Primal/Paleo.
Depression Lies
For my hair change at the end of May or beginning of June I'm going with a "theme".
It's very obvious.
Yes, Sir Frederic Leighton's Flaming June.
So strawberry blonde, and orange-red, and caramels... some touches of highlight.
Pary of me wants to throw some pink in there, but maybe I'll save those swaths of bright pink for after a couple of months of the theme hair.
This photo I saw inspired it... but I maybe want it brighter.
�You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.�
~Friedrich Nietzsche
And that's why I'm here eating HFLC Primal/Paleo.
Thanks for the update. You know how we worry. Hugs for all the hard stuff.Primal since 9/24/2010"Our greatest foes, and whom we must chiefly combat, are within." Miguel de Cervantes
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Cori, it's so good to see you posting again. I missed you."Right is right, even if no one is doing it; wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it." - St. Augustine
Who says back fat is a bad thing? Maybe on a hairy guy at the beach, but not on a crab.


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Twitter and Facebook are just part of the new digital paradigm—and they're here to stay. But deciding how to integrate them into your writing life can be tough. Today I'm going to give you a few pointers that should help.
I've been watching the threads on several email groups I follow and there seems to be quite a bit of confusion about how to get friends and followers and whether or not there's any value to them.
Does anybody really care how many friends and followers I have?
Absolutely. One of the first thing a publisher wants to know when consider a book proposal (fiction or non-fiction) is what kind of platform the author has. And simply put, a platform is the number of people who are interested enough in you to possibly buy your book.
The number of friends you have on Facebook and the number of followers you have on Twitter are today's equivalent of a mailing list.
I know people who have thousands of followers and friends—how can they possibly see any information of value in all that noise?
This question's a little harder to answer. Yes, it can get to the point where the number of followers and friends seems unwieldy, but it's all in the way you manage your online presence.
Well then how do I manage my online presence?
Two words—stay relevant. Make certain that what you have to say online adds value to your follower's digital day.
So how do I get all these followers and friends?
- Remember the old saying, "To have a friend, you first have to be one." This little truism works in the Internet universe as well as in real life.
- Follow people who interest you, who have valuable things to teach you. Chances are—if they're not too famous—they'll follow you back (just remember . . . stay relevant).
- Use hastags when you tweet. Don't know what these are? Here's a link to a post I wrote telling you just how and why to use Twitter Hashtags.
- Brag on someone else. Nobody likes a conversation that's all about me, me, me. Tweet about someone's success. Pass on an interesting blog post. Suggest a new friend.
Special Note: I'm not advocating you blindly follow everyone who follows you. Follow the people who make sense to you, but do reciprocate in a timely fashion and when appropriate. I check my followers for new folks to follow at least three times a week.
I hope this helps clear up some of the confusion I've been seeing. Let me know any other questions you have and share some of the advantages online networking has given you.
Edie Melson is a freelance writer and editor with years of experience in the publishing industry. She's a prolific writer, and has a popular writing blog, The Write Conversation. She's the co-director of the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference, as well as a popular faculty member at numerous others. She's also a regular contributor to Novel Rocket, a Writer's Digest pick for top writing websites.
She currently has two books available, the best selling eBook, Social Media Marketing for Writers, and her latest project, a devotional for those with family members in the military, Fighting Fear: Winning the War at Home When Your Soldier Leaves for Battle. Married thirty years to her high school sweetheart, Kirk, they have raised three sons.

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At the turn of the 21st century, reality crashed the TV party in every imaginable way. Driven by advances in digital video and a seemingly bottomless appetite for contrived spectacle, unscripted competitions took center stage as the dominant couch-potato genre.
Scripted shows also figured out how to make "real" feel compelling. Bleeding into the new decade from its 1999 launch, The Sopranos elevated mundane details of everyday life to tragicomic proportions, thereby serving notice to the industry at large: No matter what the subject — New Jeresey mafia family, nitwit boss (The Office) or vampires drinking bottled blood in a Louisiana saloon (True Blood) — TV's finest fiction needed to at least feel real. Even time-travel sagas like Lost and Doctor Who tried to throw some real-world science into the mix.
At their best, '00s TV winners tunneled genuine insights, clever dialogue, complex characters and surprising story twists through increasingly low-cost production tools and into TV's ever-expanding Land of a Thousand Channels. Read on for a recap of the decade's most worthy TV experiences.
The Office: Writer-star Ricky Gervais painted a portrait of office dronedom so nuanced that the BBC Two series reverberates half a decade later with pitch-perfect hilarity. By wrapping the pathetic machinations of everyshmuck office manager David Brent within the conceit of a documentary's "direct address" confessional, Gervais and co-creator Stephen Merchant grounded the humor in a deep understanding of comedy's golden rule: The richest laughs are born out of the deepest desperation. –Hugh Hart
Late Night With Conan O'Brien Trip to Finland: O'Brien's puppet sidekick Triumph the Wonder Dog gave Trekkies a hard time throughout the show's 16-year run, but it was the carrot-topped geek himself who demonstrated absolute genius at making the most out of nearly nothing: In 2006, O'Brien, told repeatedly that he resembled Finland's female president, flew to Helsinki in the dead of winter and tried to charm the famously glum Scandanavians before leaping stark naked into an icy fjord. –Hugh Hart
Lost: Measured by mystique, ABC's time-traveling island drama ranks as the '00s X-Files equivalent. Following a movie-quality pilot directed by J.J. Abrams, co-creator Damon Lindelof and executive producer Carlton Cuse dangled clues, postponed resolution, subverted expectations, allowed for sly humor and drop-kicked heavy-duty science theory into a mythology that captivated mainstream viewers and nitpickers alike. Secret weapon: composer Michael Giacchino's superspooky score. –Hugh Hart
Battlestar Galactica: Traditionalists fumed when Ronald D. Moore and David Eick turned 1970s fighter pilot Starbuck into a woman, but Katee Sackhoff's tomboy energy galvanized the Peabody Award-winning reboot. Exploring the boundaries between man and machine might be nothing new for sci-fi, but the series' devious ensemble cast, Cylon mind games, deep back story and soap opera dynamics addressed real-world issues of race, religion and war with poignant grace. –Hugh Hart
Disaster coverage: Calamity brought out the best from cable news networks. On Sept. 11, 2001, TV cameras beamed surreal imagery of black plumes, crumbling towers and blue sky into millions of living rooms, binding, if only briefly, a captive nation. And in 2005, before personalized journalism got beaten into the ground by narcissistic talking heads, reporter Anderson Cooper covered Hurricane Katrina coverage by stepping into the wreckage of New Orleans to produce a series of rage-provoking reports on the government's shameful response to the natural disaster. –Hugh Hart
Fringe: After they revitalized Star Trek for the big screen, sci-fi power trio J.J. Abrams, Roberto Orci and Kurtzman channeled their fascination with gore and weird science into the most entertaining sci-fi show on television. Exploring outlandish paranormal mayhem, Anna Torv's FBI agent keeps it dry while Joshua Jackson goes for wry. Meanwhile, the show's wild-card mad scientist (John Noble) ups the "ewww" ante weekly with his grisly experiments. –Hugh Hart
Adult Swim: While The Simpsons and South Park set the bar for mainstream animated comedy, Cartoon Network's cartoon mini-network for grownups let 'er rip with bizarre concepts including Aqua Teen Hunger Force and Sealab 2021. Exhibit A: Harvey Birdman. In this dizzying procedural spoof, creators Michael Ouweleen and Erik Richter panty-raided Hanna-Barbera's '60s 'toons to machine-gun viewers with viral in-jokes about sex, superheroes and pop culture. –John Scott Lewinski and Scott Thill
The Colbert Report: Stephen Colbert once punked President George W. Bush during the peak of the war on terror, but that's just the start. The comic talking head ran for president himself, invaded the Smithsonian, visited Iraq, then lent his name to everything from military charities to newly discovered creatures. Personifying the surreal world in which science and facts play second fiddle to gossip, Colbert could lead us to the ends of the earth — at which point, he would probably strip us naked and make off with our stuff. –Scott Thill
Doctor Who: Dormant since the BBC shelved it in 1989, Doctor Who returned to huge ratings and unprecedented international appeal, cementing its status as the longest-running science fiction show in television history. Jump-started by Russell T. Davies, the series followed the same concept as the 1963 original while adding big-budget effects and romance. Christopher Ecclestone took on the job of reintroducing The Doctor for one season before giving way to David Tennant and Matt Smith. –John Scott Lewinski
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles: Creator Josh Friedman surpassed expectations by focusing on the relationship between Sarah and John Connor after the events of Terminator 2: Judgment Day. The series about robots from the future quickly became a metaphor for life as it pinpointed themes of illness and other human experiences. –Scott Pierce
The Sopranos: David Chase's saga about a New Jersey Mafia family set a new standard for dramatic excellence. Anchored by James Gandolfini as all-American entrepreneur Tony Soprano, the uniformly fantastic ensemble cast enlived nuanced storylines that shed profound light on the way business, and relationships, get negotiated in contemporary America. Then there were the unbearably suspenseful sequences that inevitably culminated in some poor sap getting whacked. –Hugh Hart
24, Season 1: This real-time thriller galvanized TV viewers when it hit the airwaves two months after 9/11 with a sense of urgency unmatched by anything else on TV at the time. With one hour of by-the-clock action per episode, Keifer Sutherland's gravelly voiced antiterrorist agent Jack Bauer kept on ticking in this riveting exercise in wish-fulfillment for a shell-shocked nation. –Hugh Hart
HBO: As the decade's most potent creative fount, the pay cable network ruled by following a genius-simple precept: Find great storytellers and leave them alone. Emboldened by The Sopranos' zeigetist-defining success, HBO upgraded industry standards with a string of series driven by singular points of view. Flight of the Conchords set goofy songs to tiny situations involving two extremely low-key musicians and their witless manager. Deadwood armed Wild West frontier town rascals with straight razors and labyrinthine locutions on par with Shakespeare's richest characters. The Wire tracked a once-great American city's decay with heartbreaking attention to detail and Curb Your Enthusiasm mined universal laughs from the hyper-particular obsessions of a self-absorbed Hollywood millionaire. Thankfully, HBO's always compelling lineup blazed the way for Showtime's increasingly great programming: Now we've got two pay-cable powerhouses to push our buttons. –Hugh Hart
Freaks and Geeks: What's it really like to be a high-school misfit? This short-lived cult comedy addressed the question with dead-on accuracy, launching producer Judd Apatow's career as geek-comedy king-maker. While the show launched in 1999 and sputtered out quickly in 2000, Freaks and Geeks' awesome cast — Seth Rogen, Linda Cardellini, James Franco, Jason Segel, Martin Starr, Samm Levine and more — gave us a fresh supply of young comedic actors even as the show ushered in a new era of rebellion. –Scott Pierce
Honorable mentions include Arrested Development, 30 Rock, John Doe, Degrassi: The Next Generation, Heroes (Season 1), Dexter, Veronica Mars, True Blood, Rome and Myth Busters. What's your top TV pick from the '00s? Weigh in below.
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Arsenal were today warned that Bayern Munich will not make the same mistakes as last season when the sides meet in tomorrow's second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie.
Defender Rafinha says the Germans, who hold a 2-0 advantage, are determined to make amends for losing at home against Arsenal at the same stage a year ago.
Then they outclassed Arsenal to win 3-1 at Emirates Stadium but were beaten 2-0 in the return leg and progressed only on away goals.
"For us it ended up being a tough lesson last season," said Rafinha. "We need to be very careful in order to get the result we need to qualify because Arsenal will be playing for their lives.
"What happened last season shows that we are not unbeatable and that we need to play our best against a tough Arsenal side. Of course [manager Pep] Guardiola has mentioned what happened last season but he does not need to warn us. Our motivation is to be ready for a tough match."
European champions Bayern are 20 points clear at the top of the Bundesliga, have won their last 13 games in all competitions, and they warned up for tomorrow's game with a 6-1 win against Wolfsburg on Saturday.
Franck Ribery, who missed the first leg at Arsenal through injury, returned at the weekend after a month on the sidelines and is expected to start tomorrow.
Rafinha said: "We need to be fully focused and at our best to get a good result. Arsenal started strongly in the first match and had us on our heels. Fortunately Manuel Neuer saved a penalty from Mesut Ozil.
"If they had scored, the game would have been much tougher. So we know it will be a difficult game."
Meanwhile, Bayern president Uli Hoeness faces prison as he goes on trial on tax evasion charges.
Bavarian prosecutors believe the 62-year-old dodged paying up to £2.9million in tax.
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Pradip Chattopadhyay
Small & Big - Poem by Pradip Chattopadhyay
a small man dies somewhere
he doesn't make news
they are no news
herds of small men dying everyday.
big men only capture the headlines
big politicians big deceivers
no petty thieves or pickpockets
but swindlers of nations
you are awed by the headlines
the big bold letters
big disasters mishaps
genocide mass extinction
and may miss in one corner
a news of a man of no imprint
a small man's death in small print
an ill-paid half starved courier
his head crushed by a brick somewhere
not a thief nor a beggar
but looking forever
an address to deliver
going from door to door
with his back breaking loads
on alien bylanes and roads
where someone suspecting him a thief
broke his head with a brick
the small man in his death
made it to the news
only if you noticed it
from under big prints.
Topic(s) of this poem: society
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The Beatification of Rev. Basil Moreau, C.S.C.
By Rev. Hugh Cleary, C.S.C.
From the Foreword of Basil Moreau, Founder of Holy Cross
In 1955 the Cause of Father Moreau had been formally opened; by 1957 he was declared "Servant of God," the first of four stages leading to canonization. On May 10, 1961, the Promoter of the Faith for the Cause submitted to the Congregation of Rites within the Vatican Curia the required supporting documents testifying to Father Moreau's heroic virtues, which would award him the title Venerable.
However a year later, on October 11,1962, Pope John XXIII convened the Second Vatican Council initiating a period of unprecedented change within the Catholic Church and thereby within the Congregation of Holy Cross. All levels of ecclesial life, including religious communities, experienced dramatic shifts in priorities as the vision of the Council was implemented. Religious congregations were urged to renew themselves in accord with the founding charism of their respective orders.
The Congregation of Holy Cross embraced the Council's called for period of experimentation with great enthusiasm. In the process, attention shifted away from pursuing the formalities of Father Moreau's Cause in favor of undertaking a vibrant renewal within the founding charism.
With the Vatican Council's emphasis on liturgical renewal Pope Paul VI, in 1969, divided the Congregation of Rites into two separate entities: the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. The agenda for liturgical renewal was immense; the agenda for the Causes of Saints continued its careful yet laborious study of the relatively few causes it received.
It was not until many years later when Pope John Paul II encouraged a focused emphasis on growth in holiness among God's people that the work of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints assumed greater prominence in the Church's consciousness. Following the exhortation to sanctity, the Congregation of Holy Cross once again took up the Cause of Father Moreau where it had been left off in 1961.
On April 12, 2003, the Prefect of the Vatican Congregation for the Causes of Saints promulgated, in the presence of Pope John Paul II, the decree testifying that the Servant of God Basil Moreau practiced the theological and cardinal virtues to a heroic degree. The Holy Father declared the founder of Holy Cross Venerable.
Pope Benedict XVI's promulgation of an authorized miracle attributed to the intercession of Father Moreau happened on April 28, 2006. This promulgation completes the beatification process. On September 15, 2007, Venerable Basile-Antoine Marie Moreau was beatified in Le Mans, France, the city where he lived and died, the home of the Congregation's Mother Church, and the sacred place where he is buried. Now after the Liturgy of Beatification, Father Moreau is called Blessed, completing the third stage of the process leading to canonization.


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Thanks, Red, for posting your salsa recipe. I also totally agree with your comment from the Organic Living post that we can save a lot of money and also improve nutrition by cooking alot from scratch.I make my own salad dressings, I was raised on simple viniagrettes and so I tend to be shocked when I see the huge salad dressing aisle, I wonder who is buying all of this dressing! I use a store bought cruet and I just use the oil and vinegar lines on it. I use either safflower or olive oil with … [Read more...]
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Hot Fun in the Summertime
We are having a heat wave here on the East Coast, and with poor sleep and dehydration, tempers are flaring at my house. This afternoon I seem to have hit on a solution as I suggested they squirt each other with the hose. It is wonderful and simple, just the sort of blessing that comes with not having too much. Later on in the day, we will treat ourselves to popsicles. The pictures above are from last summer when we escaped to the beach at Grandma's, Red's town pool and the sprinkler at the … [Read more...]
Popping Out of the Bubble
In response to B-Mama's last two posts, I also want to apologize for jumping down your throat, and I wanted to share that leaving the graduate school environment was a very difficult transition for me and for my family, and I am not sure we are even finished getting over it yet.My husband and I went straight from university life at Princeton to grad student housing at Uva, and I have to admit I just loved the dorm like environment. I lived with my parents until I was 18, then a University owned … [Read more...]
Thank You, Alice
My friend, Alice Gunther, has written a book, Haystack Full of Needles, about homeschooling and socialization. Here is the a quote from the forward by Laura Berquist, as mentioned on A Family Centered Life:"It is a book about charity. It is a book about how to love your fellow homeschoolers, and how to demonstrate that love. It is a book about how to model the virtues of hospitality, kindness and patience for your children. It gives many excellent suggestions on how to find other homeschoolers, … [Read more...]
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So, since we now have a new readership of hard core breast feeders, perhaps someone can advise on what I should do about my 5 month old biting me? He doesn't have teeth yet, but he is teething, and he is quite enjoy a chomp and pull maneuver which makes me scream out loud. He tends to do this towards the end of a feeding, when he is getting bored and playful.Also, loyal reader K is having a problem with whining with her two year old, especially when they have been travelling on the weekend, … [Read more...]
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A Means to an End
My brother was married this weekend, and naturally this got me thinking about family and relationships. As parenting is never far from my mind these days, I was also thinking about the attachment parenting and breastfeeding discussions we have been having here, and I was surprised to find some important lessons for my own parenting.I come from a remarkably close knit family. As young adults, my brothers continue to be one another's best friends, and though they are living a hip life in the city … [Read more...]
Keeping Up Appearances
Okay, so I am coming to the real but somewhat sad conclusion that it is much easier for me to love my children (as in the small, day to day patience kind of love, not the more abstract God is love kind of love) when they look cute. They are not well dressed all the time, by any stretch. A lot of it comes down to energy, those sorts of clothes are high maintenance. Also, I am not just talking about fancy clothes, a cute, stain free white polo shirt and jeans would be adorable, too. But so few … [Read more...]
Matters of Life and Death
After Red's recent post regarding her ongoing grieving for her daughter, Therese, one commenter asked the following question:Was there anything that you read or anything that anyone did for you that was particularly helpful during your immediate time of grief?I have not experienced the loss of a baby of my own, so I hope that those who have will not find me presumptuous in responding to this question, but I wanted to share some thoughts.My family is very upfront about illness and death. Perhaps … [Read more...]


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Would like to know if they are good, i supposely wanted to have something is wrog with the tv on an comedy cinema movie, but space disaster is also kinda very good, could had been like the space busters movie, like having ghostbusters in the space.
I will be making more special tracks, but before that I really need too see some sales on these tracks, if you like to buy I would really like to have yours opinion, they are really good tracks even for special movies, but I don't undestand why these tracks haven't sold anything yet. That's why I'm making this thread, too see if someone is interested?
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I think it's good, I could see it being used in an inner-city or club scene of a movie. You might want to think about market saturation for that particular style of track, see where it comes up in search results, maybe modify the tags. Your issue with it could also be the answer, it seems that many people's success comes from simply uploading a ton of stuff until they get a sale and build up a reputation and have a inner connected system of their products for customers to view.


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In recent postings, I described my experience with my new PM45. After two trips back to Kahr for repairs, I sold the gun to a highly skilled gunsmith. Upon shooting the weapon, he had problems similar to mine, of which the worst was a locked barrel. When he was finally able to disassemble the gun, he concluded that the barrel did not lock up correctly with the slide. Kahr had replaced the original barrel when I had the same problem, so I was not surprised. He, the gunsmith, is now stuck with a gun that fails to function correctly with almost every mag of ammo. He accepted the risk before buying the gun from me, and feels that with some time and effort he can fix it. Well, good luck. I will never own another Kahr, ever. If Kahr was the last gun maker in the US, I would learn to use a slingshot.
In the meantime, I purchased a new Kimber Ultra CDP II, which I love, and which functions flawlessly with any ammo I push through it. 500 rds so far with not one malfunction. I even limp-wristed the gun to see if I could induce a problem. To no avail. So, hats off to Kimber for making a nice, reliable gun in a 3" barrel.
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Clams Oreganata
This recipe for clams oreganata is from Sal Scognamillo of Patsy's Italian Restaurant.
- Servings: 4
Source: The Martha Stewart Show, December Holiday 2007
- 24 clams on the half shell
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 cup Seasoned Breadcrumbs
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- Juice of 1/2 lemon
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley
- 2 lemons, cut into wedges, for serving
Preheat broiler.
Arrange clams in a large skillet; season with pepper. Spoon breadcrumbs onto clams and smooth with the back of spoon. Drizzle over olive oil. Transfer to broiler. Broil until breadcrumbs are lightly browned, 2 to 3 minutes.
Transfer skillet to stovetop over medium heat. Mix together lemon juice and 1/4 cup water; pour into bottom of skillet. Sprinkle over parsley. Cook 3 to 4 minutes. Serve immediately with lemon wedges.


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bought an 1894ss on 8 2011 in 44 mag i'm not disappointed. my only gripe was the checkering on the forearm sucks and i had to polish the innards. wood to metal was nice and no buggered up screw heads. and it feeds and shoots good
I'm interested in purchasing a new Marlin 1894C but have read that the quality of the firearms isn't what is used to be. Has anyone recently purchased a new one and are the problems as many as some posts make them out to be? Living in the UK it's quite hard to shop around for rifles so I've not had a chance to check any new ones out at retailers.
bought an 1894ss on 8 2011 in 44 mag i'm not disappointed. my only gripe was the checkering on the forearm sucks and i had to polish the innards. wood to metal was nice and no buggered up screw heads. and it feeds and shoots good
I just recently picked up a used (like new) 2011 model 1894cs 357 and it is a very nice gun. No blemishes, or other problems at all. Very happy with it
I have a 2011 1894c that is awesome, just as good as my 1894 with JM stamp.
I bought they .357 in July. worried me to death until I received it and looked it over. It was perfect, no issues as forums advised. Vance outdoors made it easier, when contacted they said . When go to FFL to pick up ,look it over, don't accept if it is not to my liking. I will return ship free through your FFL. That is as easy as it gets. I did change sights to Skinner peep and Marbels front bead 1/16 gold . It works and shoots great. Wish there was a logical reason to own two....
I bought a RM***, Northhaven, CT Marlin last month $680 NIB. I was afraid I over paid for it, but I figured at least I got it. Held it for 10 days before getting the chance to shoot it. During that time I worked a few hundred dummies through it and worked the action a bunch. Then went to the ranch for a test.
I took it out of the truck and looked it over with my friend who has a couple of vintage Marlin 336's. He picked up a piece of pvc and tossed it in his pond - probably only at about 20 yards. I hit it just as it hit the water and sent it up 8 feet in the air. I was hooked. then we set up the 'range'. We set up at 50 yards and proceeded to sight in the rifle. Using cheapo Federal .38 spls, and holding the rifle free-standing (friend refuses to use a bench rest) all shots were on paper, and when the 15-20 mph wind laid down, groups were coming in at about 3". Stock open sights, free standing, non-expert marksman, I found those groupings with the cheap .38 ammo to be just fine.
Proceeded to feed .38 SJHP, .357 128 gr, 158 gr SJFP/SWCs, EVERYTHING fed with no problems. The only thing is that I have to keep the rifle either horizontal or pointed down to feed smoothly. Pointing up while working the action led to binding at the breech, but levelling the gun allowed it to feed properly.
Some observations: I don't like the floppy trigger, although I understand this is a pre-Rem 'feature'. The fit and finish is not great. the metal-to-wood fit is poor (but not as bad as my Model 60). The metal-to-metal fit is good. The internals are unfinished and sharp as hell. I had one minor issue with the lever screw trying to cross-thread when I went to re-install it. had to re-tap the thread as the screw wasn't quite long enought o open it from the reverse side of the lever.
Overall I love the rifle. I had planned on perhaps putting a Skinner sight on it, but the stock buckhorn seems to be adequate - at least out to 50-75 yards. I've installed a leather thong on the lever, and will get a sling for it. I may invest in a Wild West "Happy Trigger" if it takes the noisy flop out.
Sorry so long, but this is the first chance I've taken to write up my experiences with the 1894c. BTW, I just saw two 1894c's on Cabela's used rack for $550 @, and a 1894SS for $650.
Up next I'm on the hunt for a 6" S&W Model 28.
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I have the 1894C, purchased at a local sports chain. Functions fine, shoots straigth on the ten hole at 75 yards. Old eyes, so I must use a 3-7x32 scope. I walked it out the door for just a little over $500.00 brand new in box from Remlin. The finish is great, the bluing is great. So far.........so good.
I bought 2 one in .44 mag & one in .357 mag and so far they have never failed to fire except due to my lack of experience with a lever gun I loaded the .357b up with a bunch of .38 spl and had a blast with it but when I attempted to shoot a .357 the casing was stuck I have since learned from this forum I may add to clean out the powder residue from .38 spl prior to shooting .357 mag or the case will get stuck and not eject.
I can also add that Marlins customer service seems to be pretty decent I had a chunk of wood come out of the stock on my .44 mag on my first trip to the range. I called Marlin and within 2 weeks I had a brand new stock delivered to my door. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one.


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Baguette - Having little problem making it... Wants to know what I did wrong
Im having a little problems with making baguette so I was just wondering If you guys could see what I did wrong. Here is what I did:
This is a baguette I just make it smaller and cut it long way. This is b/c it is similar to the asain baguette not the french baguette that is long and you cut differently!!!!
ingredient: 3 1/2 cups flour
1/4 oz of yeast
1 1/2 cup of water
1 tablespoon of sugar
1 teaspoon of salt
First I mixed the yeast into the water for 2 to 3 min. Place the flour, sugar,salt into a bowl. Add the yeast + water into the bowl. Start knead for 7-10min. Cover it up for 45min. Takes it out fold and roll. Cover another 45min, then fold and roll. Cover it another 30min. Takes it out fold and roll. Lets it relax for 10min then start dividing it into little pieces. Another 10min to relax, then start to shaping it. After that I cover it up for 45min and then start cooking it. During cooking I spray water.
The baguette tasted fine but it comes out flat. Im not sure if I lets it rise too much? Or is it because of too much water? Or im not shaping it tight enough? Any respond would be great help. Here are the picture of how it looks:


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The folks at AutoNation -- the nation's largest dealership chain -- say they're seeing signs of an automotive recovery.
Sales in Florida, one of the country's biggest car markets, are up 29% in the first quarter. And in California, they're up 12%.
Credit is easing up, making it easier for people to buy cars, says AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson. He sees the first quarter as evidence of a real recovery:
"We've delivered a lot of quarters based on cost cutting, so it's nice to have a quarter that's all about revenue," he says.
The credit situation is helping boost sales, he says. Last year, "We simply didn't have credit," Jackson says.
But it's not back to normal. Subprime loans are still hard to get, even though the auto industry has a track record of doling out and collecting on subprime auto loans, he says.
-- By Sharon Silke Carty/Drive On
Chris Woodyard is an auto writer for USA TODAY who covers all aspects of motoring. He revels in the exhaust note of a Maserati and the sharp creases of a Cadillac CTS. Chris strives to live a Porsche life on a Scion budget. More about Chris


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IceHogs Crush Wolves 4/12/13
Brandon Pirri and Ben Smith combined for 10 points and sparked a sold out BMO Harris Bank Center Friday evening as the Rockford IceHogs defeated the Chicago Wolves 7-3 in the IceHogs home finale.
Smith marked the second IceHogs hat trick of the season to go along with an assist, while Pirri tied an IceHogs all-time mark and AHL season-high with six points, including one goal and five helpers en route to the Hogs victory.
Rockford peppered Chicago goaltending with a franchise record 58 shots on goal, including 25 in the second period. Shawn Lalonde also set an all-time team record with a +6 plus/minus rating.
Rockford's onslaught of goals began on their second power play of the contest and with 2:17 remaining in the first period. Down a goal, tic-tac-toe passing from Pirri to Lalonde to Smith on the doorstep resulted in the Hogs first tally. It marked Smith's 20th goal on the campaign, which set a career high.
Just 1:42 into the second period and with three second remaining on a Chicago power play, Pirri stripped the puck at center ice and broke free. The center capitalized on the breakaway opportunity, finishing top-shelf for his 21st of the season, and marking his second point of the night.
Less than a minute later, Rockford came back with another tally, this time coming from reigning AHL Player of the Week, Rostislav Olesz. The forward picked-up a pass from winger Kyle Beach and finished top-shelf as well, giving the Hogs a 3-1 advantage. Pirri also assisted on the play for his third point of the contest.
Chicago cut into the Hogs lead while on their third power-play opportunity. A Brad Hunt shot through traffic was deflected by Eric Kattelus off the glove of IceHogs goaltender Carter Hutton and into the back of the net to bring the score to 3-2.
With 44.1 seconds remaining in the middle frame, a Pirri shot from the point was blocked down by Climie, but Smith was located in front of the net to pick up the rebound and stickhandle around the sprawled out goaltender to up the Hogs advantage to 4-2.
Joe Cannata came in net for the final period for the Wolves, but he couldn't subdue the Hogs scoring efforts.
Less than three minutes into the final frame, Beach potted the fifth Hogs goal when he one-timed a Joakim Nordstrom pass over Cannata for his 16th goal on the campaign.
Hats went flying on to the BMO Harris Bank Center ice as Smith completed his hat trick at the 7:57 mark of the third period. Smith picked up a rebound from a Pirri shot, and finished top-shelf over Cannata for his first career hat trick. The goal marked Pirri's fourth assist of the night.
Pirri's record-setting sixth point came at the 16-minute mark of the third stanza when he was credited with the secondary assist on Morin's team-leading 29th goal of the season. Smith added the primary helper for his fourth and final point of the night.
Jim Vandermeer capped the scoring with 29 seconds remaining in the game when scored on the power play.
The Wolves opened the scoring at the 8:30 mark of the opening period. With the puck in the Hogs zone, Brett Sterling snatched the puck from defenseman Ryan Stanton's possession and squeaked it under Hutton to give Chicago the 1-0 advantage.
With 6,228 in attendance tonight, it marked the fifth sellout of the season at the BMO Harris Bank Center, which set a franchise-record for average attendance of 4,515 fans per game.
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Justin Bieber Says Good-bye to his Mustache
Posted Saturday March 16, 2013 2:48 PM GMT
Perhaps ready for a fresh start, Justin Bieber shaved off his mustache on Saturday (March 16) in Barcelona, Spain.
In a picture posted to Twitter, the "Baby" crooner showed his clean-shaven face with the caption "Rip stach."
The facial hair was officially named Rick by the Biebs, who will be rocking out at Palau Sant Jordi later in the day.
Excited to get the spectacular show started, Justin tweeted "chillin with @iamwill backstage. Barcelona the energy is gonna be right tonight! #BELIEVEtour."
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BRASILIA – Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed Thursday to create a $20 billion fund to finance infrastructure projects in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The fund was announced at the end of a summit hosted by Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff that marked the launch of the China-Latin America-Caribbean Forum.
"They proposed to do it immediately so that it can be ready next year. This money is an exclusively Chinese proposal," Rousseff told reporters in Brasilia, adding that the fund would have initial capital of $10 billion.
Xi also offered to extend a credit line of up to $10 billion to nations of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) via the Bank of China.
In addition, a Chinese-Latin American cooperation fund of $5 billion would be launched for investments in areas that have yet to be decided.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. ----- UAB junior Zach Sucher birdied seven of his last nine holes as he scorched the Council Fire Golf Club course with a final nine score of 28 en route to a new school and course record nine-under par 62 during Friday's second round of the 2008 NCAA East Regional.
As a result, the Blazers, who finished their second round at 10-under par, vaulted from a tie for 20th following day one into a tie for sixth overall with a two-round total of seven-under par 561 (287-274). The top 10 teams from this regional will advance to the NCAA National Championship, scheduled for May 28-31 at the Birck Golf Complex in West Lafayette, Ind.
Sucher's score also was the second-best score ever recorded for a single round at an NCAA Championship event. Sucher tied Stanford's Notah Begay (1994) for the second-best round. Duke's Michael Schachner broke the record last year with a third-round 60 at the NCAA Championship at Williamsburg, Va.
Sucher, who currently holds a two-shot lead over Georgia's Hudson Swafford in the individual standings with an 11-under par 131 (69-62), finished the front nine at two-under par following his only bogey of the day on the par 4 ninth hole.
Following that hole, the Mobile, Ala. native turned his game up a notch. He began the back nine by recording five consecutive birdies. Following a par on the 15th hole, Sucher reeled off two more birdies before ending his round with a par on the 499-yard par-4 18th hole.
Not only did Sucher record the best round of his career, but his 62 also tied the single-round school record (set by Garrett Osborn at the 2005 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate). He also matched the course record in a competitive tournament, set by PGA pro Ed Dougherty who shot a 62 during the second round of the 1992 Chattanooga Classic.
"Obviously, I felt really good out there," Sucher said. "I kept telling myself to keep it going. I had no idea about any records or anything like that, but I knew I was playing really well. My irons were terrific today and I felt like I could hit the ball wherever I wanted to."
Senior Brad Smith recorded a one-under par 70 on Friday and is in a tie for 53rd overall at one-over par 143. After carding a one-over on the front nine, the Adelaide, Australia native had two birdies and no bogeys on the back nine to finish below par for the first time in the event.
Senior Kyle Sapp is at five-over par 147 following his one-over par 72 on Friday, while junior Mike Oimoen shot even par 71 on the day to remain at seven over par for the tournament (149).
UAB head coach Alan Kaufman was pleased that his team stepped up its play from Thursday's first round.
"This is exactly the type of round we needed as a team," UAB head coach Alan Kaufman said. "Zach was simply unbelievable. As a team, I thought we were solid from top to bottom and it certainly helps you when you have a player who is capable of posting low numbers like Zach can. We have put ourselves in terrific shape, but there is still a lot of golf left to be played."
The Blazers will tee off Saturday's third and final round at 7:18 a.m. ET. Live action can be followed by logging onto golfstat.com.


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(Just FYI, we categorically DENY ALL THE FOLLOWING, especially the '"curly" hairstyle' dig. Our hair is UNIRONICALLY and WHOLLY CURLY. Had our accuser chosen to enclose "hairstyle" in quotes, we would of course have to accede.)
Just to clarify for you, the drain was "plunged" ["plunged" is right–Ed.] by the plumber for a very long time [ooo, rude!] to remove all the debris that you apparently routine [sic] let go down the drain having removed the hair trap we had in place. [Lies.–Ed] When you complained to Claude [How awesome is it that there's a 'Claude' in this? There should always be a Claude in every dispute, absolutely always–Ed.] about a clogged drain [OUR CLOGGED DRAIN WHORE–Ed.], he came in and plunged ["plunged"] and also at that time, informed me that a plastic razor cover as well as other debris came up with the plunging. [Tell us WHY THE CAP IN AN ALREADY CLOGGED DRAIN WOULD PROBABLY ACTUALLY NOT BE OURS, Ms. CSI:Plunge–Ed.] To say it was clogged the whole time is a gross exageration on your part, and you know it. [LIES! S! P!–Ed.] The greasy styling hair products you used on your "curly" hairstyle also contributed to clogging the drain which was completely of your own making. [They're not 'greasy', they're for 'black people'. Hey, if you had put in "expensive" you could have gotten in a Jewish dig too.–Ed.] At the time of the inpection [sp], you knew the drain was totally clogged, but I had no idea until we had to go in to clean up the black mold and filth that I later discovered in the bathtub. [Oh, we know you didn't just say 'black'…–Ed.] [Redacted], the new tenant was moving in immediately which you knew, so it would have been considerate of you to let us know you clogged up the drain yet again. [LIES! Fuck off.–Ed.] You said at the time of the inspection, " everything was wonderful with the apartment; everything was fine; no problems at all". [WHAT ARE YOU, THE AVATAR OF SP?–Ed.] I asked you about the water damaged spots on the hardwood floor in the living room and dining room from your portable dish washer no doubt, and you just waved your hand and said you didn't know how they got there. [Why didn't you try buffing them with the residue from our "greasy" hairstyle, Kojak?–Ed.] The only reason I didn't charge you for that is because Mr. [Redacted] was moving in and there was no time to refinish the floors which I might add were left in a dirty condition which we had to clean up. [Oh, you mean you were prevented FROM USING OUR SECURITY DEPOSIT TO REFURBISH YOUR FUCKING FLOORS? Pas mal, whore!–Ed.] There were also water/coffee damage spots in the entry hall which were not there prior to your moving in. [Possibly related to the huge HOLE IN THE CEILING.–Ed.] We had competely [SP. Whore.–Ed.] restored this apartment with all new wiring, new ceramic kitchen floor (which you left cat food stuck to) [LIES–Ed.], new tiling in the bathroom,new marble floor in the bathroom [What do we, get dividends from your trips to Home Depot? Fuck off.–Ed.], all of which had to be cleaned which you were supposed to do. ["Broom-swept" is the legal requirement, not that we didn't scrub it for hours as our Grandma Dora taught us. Whore.–Ed.] I let you out of your lease and actually helped you in dealing with a replacement tenant — I could have held you to the lease for the remaining six months [In your scary landlord dreams!–Ed.], and you launch your vitriolic tirade on my cell phone over a minor plumbing bill. [Which was awesome, we are SO GLAD WE DID THAT. Also, IF IT WAS SO MINOR WHY DID YOU CHARGE IT? Whore.–Ed.] You went and changed addresses yet again [THAT'S WHAT MOVING IS SHERLOCK–Ed.] and the first security deposit check went missing [BECAUSE YOU NEVER MAILED IT–Ed.]– you even accused me of not sending it which I take absolute exception to impuning my integrity. [OH YEAH WE JUST DID IT AGAIN.–Ed.] I've forwarded all of your packages, making no less than five trips to the post office as well as getting the stop payment fee of $33.00 waived so you wouldn't have to cover that. [We hope you had to wait in line FOR. EVER. –Ed.]
I look forward to seeing you in court, and I shall be countersuing you for breaking your lease, subjecting us to extra cleaning expense, and I shall sue you for the cost of refinishing the hardwood floors in the damaged areas of the living room, dining room and entry hallway which will all be done upon [Redacted] vacating his tenancy [WAKE UP O YE OF LANDLORD DREAMS.–Ed.]. You also owe us two late fees for sending in your rent late in June and July, both over six days late. [The law is 10 days WHY DO POETS KNOW THE LAW AND NOT LANDLORDS FOR. MOTHERF'ING. GOD'S. SAKE.–Ed.] All matters in real estate are done in writing [THANK YOU, ATTICUS FINCH–Ed.], and thus the copy of the plumbing bill and explanation with the return of your security deposit [SOUNDS SUFFICIENT TO ME!–Ed.]. I have my evidence too and will be more than happy to present it as well as many documented thank you letters from current and prior tenants from the past 20 plus years as to my care and concern and excellent managment of this building. [Aw shit, IS L.A. LAW: THE COMPLETE SEASONS OUT ON DVD ALREADY?–Ed.]
See you in court.
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This is a super simple ferment. Plus, summer squash and zucchini are available in abundance right now, so I've been enjoying them in a bunch of different ways. This recipe is one of my favorites. Make sure you use organic squash and zucchini to avoid potential GMOs.
I can't take credit for the Indian spiced ferments. I owe that idea all to Melanie at Pickle Me Too. I had never considered adding curry powder or other Indian spices to my ferments until I made her Lactofermented Indian Spiced Cauliflower a few weeks back. That was probably my most favorite ferment to date!
You can use whatever curry powder you have, or whatever combination of Indian spices that you like. I love my homemade curry powder blend, so that is what I used in this recipe. Did I mention it's simple?
Lactofermented Curried Squash and Zucchini Pickles
makes 2 liters – I recommend the anaerobic fermenting systems from my affiliate partner, The Probiotic Jar.
3 organic yellow squash
3 organic green zucchini
5 cloves organic garlic, sliced, diced, or smashed
2-4 tbsp. curry powder
2 quarts of 2% brine (19 grams of salt to 4 cups of water)
1. Slice your zucchini and squash to your desired thickness. I recommend leaving them kind of thick, because they do break down a bit during fermenting.
2. Add your chopped, crushed, or sliced garlic into your 2 liter anaerobic fermenting jar.
3. Pack the zucchini and squash slices on top of the garlic. Pack them down as tight as you possibly can. They really do shrink a lot, so you'll be surprised how much you can pack in there. Don't fill past the shoulder, so that it has room to expand.
4. Place a weight on top of the vegetables. This ensure they stay under the brine during the fermenting process.
5. Pour your brine over the vegetables until they and the weight are covered. You don't want to fill too full. Make sure there is a good inch or more for expansion room.
6. Insert the airlock into the anaerobic jar's lid and add 1.5 tbsp. of water. Close the latch on the lid and make sure it is secure.
7. Move your jar to a spot in your house where it will can be undisturbed during the fermentation process. Wrap the jar in a towel to keep out any UV light, which damages the good bacteria.
8. Let the veggies go for 2 days and then check them. You should see bubbles on the inside of the jar. This means there is active fermentation happening. They will be done when there are no more bubbles rising to the top (mine took 5 days). You can tap the jar to see if there are any bubbles. When there are no more, you can move to the fridge and let chill completely before eating.
9. Enjoy!
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just finished a 305, installed a new cam and lifter set. Instructions say bring each cylinder to top dead center, turn pushrod back and forth with two fingers until you can feel a drag and tighten 3/4 turn. These are new (dry) lifters. Is this good advice, or what is your suggestion. I can remember doing this years ago, and just tightened rockers until clatter dissapeared. Advice?
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This is the wat to do it whether the lifters are oiled or dry. Basically takes the slack out of the valve train by slightly depressing the lifter spring so nothing ever bottoms out in operation. The 3/4 turn method is just a little more scientific than taking the clatter out by ear but they both do the same thing. Since it is a static adjustment, lifters don't care whether they have oil in them or not.
With the lifters dry, turning them till they stop might depress the plunger before you even go the 3/4 turn past. I always either wiggle the pushrod up and down until the slack is gone or turn them until I feel drag with dry lifters.
The best way that I've found to adjust the lifter "preload" is to go to zero lash and a 1/4 turn. The zero lash part just means to take all the free play, (up and down free play) out. You do this by lifting up and down on the pushrod while adjusting the rocker nut. When all of the free play is gone your at zero lash. Then all you do is go 1/4 turn to preload the lifter. Be sure that the one you are adjusting is all the way down. The reason that I use the 1/4 turn instead of the 1/2 or 3/4 turn is that with the 1/2 or 3/4 turn the valves seem to hang open on me all the time. Hope this helps
1/4 turn seems awful loose...if you're going to run them that loose it would be a good idea to use the lifters with the flat snap ring rather than the type with the round paper clip type snap ring.
Gm manuals all say 1 full turn,but most performance books recommend 1/2 turn.
actually it is simpler that you may think. Take them down to zero lash(no slack in pushrod) Then 1 cylinder at a time EXHAUST OPEN SET INTAKE then INTAKE OPEN SET EXHAUST using 1/2 turn from zero. with either one open the other is on the base circle of the cam and 1 cylinder at a time so you don't forget any
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I just got a police trade in 36, at a pretty good deal. I long said if I was gonna buy a Glock, it would be a 36, but I don't have enough trouble free rounds through it yet to call it ready for carry.
I shoot it well, not quite up there with my 1911's, but better than some other pistols. I think it is a little big and heavy for pocket carry, guess even though I am young, I am out of style when it comes to jeans.
As far as the floorplates, there are some available. But I got two mags with mine, one standard, and one with a Pearce extension, guess which one gave me 2 FTF's in my first 100 rounds? And it can be shot accurately and comfortably with the stock mags.