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Itís our privilege to announce two recent blog posts that feature CFCA:
1) "Karen ó Friend of the Month" from CatholicMom.com
Lisa Hendey has graciously partnered with us by featuring a monthly invitation on CatholicMom.com to consider sponsoring a friend through CFCA. This month we chose to tell Karen's story.
"Karen is one of more than 1,000 Colombian children on CFCAís waiting list for sponsorship. Sheís 3 years old and has three older siblings. Although both her parents work outside the home, their combined income is too low to meet their familyís needs. Her favorite school subject is drawing, and she likes to play with dolls."
2) CFCA: an Abigail update
Bobbi has kindly posted on her blog another letter from Abigail, a child her family sponsors in Mexico.
Here is an excerpt from Bobbi's story:
"I am blown away that her mother and grandparents consider me a member of their family now and that Abigail is praying that Our Lady of Guadalupe watches over me and 'covers me with her mantle.' How beautiful! I love the fact that we are helping Abigail financially, yet we are the ones receiving the blessings of this little girl's love and prayers."


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The Polynesian canoe Hōkūle'a will return to the water this Saturday, February 23, at the Marine Education and Training Center at Sand Island, beginning final sea trials for the upcoming Worldwide Voyage.
Hōkūle'a was taken out of the water on September 5, 2012 for some cleaning and tightening. One of the first tasks was to clean and prepare the hulls for a final painting. Her solar panels have been repositioned, deck boxes have been refined, rigging has be re-lashed, below deck shelving and bunk boards have been rebuilt, and she's been repainted. More than 3,000 feet of rope, safety netting and more than 20 gallons of paint have gone into this tune-up. In addition, more than 2,200 volunteer hours, professional services and labor, have been put in at dry dock since September.
"We spent these past few months taking care of a few fine adjustments," explained Captain Bruce Blankenfeld. Hōkūle'a, originally launched in 1975, was completely overhauled recently, splashing back into the water on March 8, 2012. "During that time Hōkūle'a was taken apart completely, cleaned and rebuilt piece by piece, making her stronger, lighter and faster—ready to sail for another 37 years."
Hōkūle'a will join with the Society's new canoe, Hikianalia, in the water for the first time. Together they will undergo sea trials—testing the vessels and training crewmembers—in preparation for the monumental Worldwide Voyage (WWV), which is being planned to depart in June 2013.
"We are looking forward to sailing together, Hōkūle'a and Hikianalia – sister stars, sister canoes," says PVS president Nainoa Thompson.
Planning to depart in early June of this year, WWV will spend the first year in the Pacific. Over three years, WWV will visit more than 60 ports in more than 20 countries.
Thompson looks to the future, "We are ready to embark on a voyage that will share ancestral wisdom, messages of peace, and hope for our children. The canoe is like planet Earth. As we care for the wa'a and each other, we will carry those values that inspire us all to care for planet Earth and all her resources."
The community is welcome to support the re-launch of Hōkūle'a this weekend at the Marine Education & Training Center, Sand Island Parkway:
Friday, February 22, evening
- Hōkūle'a will be prepped and loaded onto dollies
Saturday, February 23, 5:00 AM
- Gathering and blessings
- Hōkūle'a splashdown
"Hōkūle'a has always been Hawai'is canoe," asserts Blankenfeld. "She belongs to Hawai'i. We encourage everyone to come out and see her."
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Mercy. The hospital in Left 4 Dead's "No Mercy" campaign, and the name of a real one in Pittsburgh. And Louis, Zoey, Francis and Bill are sowing panic about its conditions, the access to medication, and patients you'll find there.
Some eye-opening (and - for the irony-deficient - pranked) reviews for Pittsburgh's real Mercy Hospital started popping up a couple weeks back on Citysearch, beginning with "FrancisSilverman" under the heading, "I hate hospitals!"
You know what I don't hate? I don't hate vests.
• Pros: I hate doctors!
• Cons: I'm getting tired of these damn vampires!
"WilliamOverbeck" followed with another one-star rating; "We blasted our way through hordes of zombies that had their rotten asses hanging out of the hospital gowns, only to find a zombie helicopter pilot on the roof!" And "LouisLuvsCounterStrikeNPillz" gave it a 2-star rating summarized with "awful. ...
"WHY THE HELL WERE THERE GUNS, MOLTOVS, PILLS, AND PIPEBOMBS IN A FREAKING HOSPITAL!!!!!" Louis complained. "SERIOUSLY DO YOU EXPECT YOUR CUSTOMERS TO KILL THEMSELVES?"
And it's not a party for the zombies, either. HunterPunter today called Mercy Hospital "a bad place ..."
This place was evil! I was just chilling here with by Smoker buddies then all of a sudden a bunch of surviving humans try to blow us to bits. I am NEVER coming here again...
• Pros: great place to chill after a zombie apocalypse
• Cons: survivors....
Perhaps the most comprehensive description of Mercy Hospital's infected awfulness comes from "Toshinden":
I went to this hospital to have my chronic headaches treated or at least diagnosed. Upon entering, I asked the receptionist for some help. Instead, she lept over the counter and started clawing at me. But there just happen to be some guns on the seats. I sadly had to kill her in self defense. Knowing the cops were soon to follow, I proceeded to go up. I wasn't thinking, just going up. On the way up, I had faced many disgruntled patients and workers. One patient was polite enough to vomit all over me. While I was blinded, his posse (i am assuming he is a gang leader of sorts) started running at me and beating me. After successfully escaping, my headaches have only gotten worse. After consuming large amounts of pills, I stumbled my way onto the roof, where a man possibly being treated for a steroid overdose was waiting for me. After tossing me off the building, I almost lost my life. I was thankfully recovered by some strange African American man claiming to have his pills. I am home safe now. But no amount of pills and medpacks will cure my emotional and physical pain.
• Pros: The pills were here.
• Cons: So was the tank.
At publication time, UPMC Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh, a real health care facility, "the first hospital in Pittsburgh and the first Mercy Hospital in the world," with a record of care going back to 1847, has 10 one-star ratings out of 12 overall on Citysearch, thanks to Left 4 Dead.
Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 [Citysearch, thanks to Ryuji, who wins the weekend with this tip]


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Cherished as a local landmark for many years, this stone building was originally the home of the Starsmore family. It was purchased by the City of Colorado Springs and moved to its present location in 1992. It serves as an introduction to Cheyenne Cañon and its beautiful waterfalls, rock formations, wildflowers and wildlife. Here you will discover activities for guests of all ages. Begin your exploration of the park at Starsmore Visitor and Nature Center, where you will find:
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- Fascinating Dioramas and hands-on Nature Exhibits
- Programs: Guided hikes, children's nature programs, Golden Prospects, Birthday Parties, Tipi Raising & Ute Heritage Workshop, Junior Ranger Program, and more!
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer opportunities are available for the Starsmore Visitor and Nature Center and Hellen Hunt Falls.
Hours of Operation:
Spring and Fall Schedule, Tuesday – Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (First Tuesday of April to Memorial Day Weekend and Labor Day to October 31st)
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A running discussion on the Cincinnati Reds and everything else in the baseball universe.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Quick Hits on Aroldis Chapman
At first glance, I was warying of signing Chapman. I'm not high on Cuban arms. The Cuban people love their baseball and due to the political system in place on the island, they live in a somewhat isolated bubble. As such, I think the hype and reputations of the Cuban players frequently outpace the reality.
Still, the existence of the WBC gives these players a bit better exposure and gives teams a better measuring stick for evaluating them. They get to face a more established level of competition, so hopefully the Reds got a nice, long look at Chapman. Ideally, it'll merge the reputation and reality to a certain extent.
I was hoping to get a better breakdown of the contract he received. I've heard that he is going to receive $30.25M over 6-years. I've heard he's set to make only $1M in 2010, but also that he's receiving a signing bonus of $16.25M spread over 10 years. So, I really don't know how the $30.25M is going to be distributed.
At first, I was encouraged by the $1M salary in 2010, as I don't think he's ready for prime time. He's going to need some time to polish up his command and secondary offerings. In addition, he's going to have to adjust to the American culture, which is a bigger deal than we might think. So, it'll help that we aren't on the hook for much of his salary in 2010. Even so, given that it's all guaranteed money, it does little but increase the average salary of the next 5 years.
Even so, I must say that the price is certainly right. I'm a bit surprised that no other team was willing to go to that level. At first, I was concerned that the Red Sox, who are perhaps the best team in baseball at properly valuing players, were unwilling to go much past $15M. But, I suspect that has more to do with the BoSox bumping up against the luxury tax than anything else. To me, the Chapman contract makes sense even if he ends up being nothing more than a #4/5 starter. An annual salary of ~$5-6M isn't all that much for a back-end of the rotation starter, especially one that comes with Chapman's massive upside. He obviously can't be the bargain that Stephen Strasburg could be for the Nats, but that's the difference between draft eligible prospects and international free agents.
Another reason to like the signing is that it seems to fit in nicely with other aspects of their front office game plan. The Reds addressed an area of need, as they lacked much southpaw depth in the system. In addition, the loss of Stewart is less painful now that Chapman is in the fold. And, 2009 1st round pick, Mike Leake, makes more sense. He strikes me as more of a high-floor, lower ceiling type draft pick. So, the addition of a high-upside, higher risk type player like Chapman fits nicely.
Perhaps most importantly, this is another player personnel decision that really "moves the needle." It's the type of move that reverberates around MLB. Far too often, the Reds are completely ignored and marginalized. The years and years of poor play have made the Reds largely irrelevant in the mainstream media. So, it takes a jolt for them to even register across the country. This is a statement move and we haven't had one of those since the Josh Hamilton acquisition. A move that reminds the media that there actually are franchises that reside between the coasts.
It's hard not to like Chapman's upside. Personally, I don't buy the stories of a "102 mph fastball," but even 95+ mph is something special. He's obviously got the potential to be a stud and most pundits rank him among the top 25 prospects in all of baseball. So, the Reds just acquired a #1 prospect, which is pretty impressive. On the downside, rumor has it that they are going to pay for his contract out of the 2010 draft budget, which is potentially a significant opportunity cost which could drag down the value/impact of acquiring him.
Overall, it's a nice signing. It's not quite the bargain that you'll find in the Rule IV draft, but when you can add a player with his immense skills it's worth the risk. As for 2010, I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that he might be better served getting in some consistent work in the minors. It'll be tempting to rush him, but a bit of development time and polish would likely be best for all.
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- AnonymousJanuary 12, 2010 at 10:06 AM
Uh I watched the WBC and saw him hit 100+ a few times, so its not a myth.ReplyDelete
And, radar guns are always accurate??? Were you there with your own calibrated radar gun? Did you watch it on TV? Who was operating the gun? Someone with an interest in having his velocity appear greater than it might actually be? Someone who was inexperienced in operating it?
My point was not that he has never thrown a pitch that has registered that fast on a radar gun. My point was that I'm somewhat dubious about the accuracy/validity of such a reading. Even in MLB there is commonly a discrepancy between the velocity that is posted on the ballpark's scoreboard for the fans at the game and the velocity that is shown on the telecast for the fans at home. So, which one is right? Or, is neither right?
Personally, I don't get too caught up in specific velocity reading. I prefer a range of velocities on each pitch.
Maybe he throws 100+ and maybe he doesn't. But, Cuban players frequently arrive on American soil with reputations that exceed their abilities. So, it may well be that in baseball's exchange rate, 100+ translates into 95+ in the American professional ranks.
I'd be ecstatic if he could dial it up to 100 mph, but I'd be just as pleased if he ultimately sits around 95 with the ability to locate.
Time will tell, but I'll take a wait and see approach on his velocity.
Thanks for the comment!
Hey Lark maybe the wind was blowing in. I don't believe 102 but 100 I do. He supposedly hit 95 after a short workout of 3 weeks. I hope he's a September call up (at the earliest). He needs a little coaching from AA or triple A first. This signing was so positive for Reds fans everywhere (whodda thunk it)it makes me excited about the upcoming season. Remember only the Yanks had a better record over the last 6-8 weeks last year. We didn't lose anyone(yet)and Gomes has not signed anywhere. If we get him back then we have a great off season.ReplyDelete
Maybe you're right. Maybe he hit 102 with a bit of a tailwind. ;)
I, too, hope that we don't call him up until September. He most definitely needs some seasoning. Personally, I wouldn't object to sending him to high-A to start out. Let him earn his way up the ladder and prove he belongs. Better to start him too low and have to advance him quickly than to start him too high and have to demote him. I agree that his signing makes the offseason more enjoyable for Reds fans.
As for leftfield, I'm still rooted in the Chris Dickerson camp. I'd love to see him get another shot and flash a bit more power. Dickerson and Stubbs would cover everything in the outfield, which can only help our pitching staff. And, I think he fits nicely in the leadoff slot. Still, I do like Gomes, though I'm not wild about his defense. I think he gives a decent amount of his offensive production back with his glove.
Anyway, thanks for the comment!
"I don't buy the stories of a '102 mph fastball.'" Oh man, these articles are legit killing me. You're so awful. lol.ReplyDelete


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Don't Underestimate the Whites
For thru-hikers of the AT, the White Mountains are a cruel joke, coming near the end of a months-long journey that begins in the gentle hills of Georgia. With nary a flat mile the trail follows the spine of the Presidential Range before exiting into Maine and the final miles to Katahdin. But while the Whites can be cruel, they are also kind. Among the rocky steeps is a series of huts where a weary hiker can find a soft bed, warm smiles and hot meals. I came to the White Mountains of New Hampshire with too much confidence and they kicked my ass. With the trail's highest point barely above tree line and only one thousand feet higher than the starting point of my June ascent of Mount Rainier, I figured hiking here would be easy. I was wrong.


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|Mexican Red-legged Tarantula
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|New World
|Their Natural Habitat:
|This species can be found in Durango State, Mexico. Opportunistic burrowing species. Scrubland and grassland, burrowing under rocks and in abandoned rodent burrows.
|This species is considered to be docile though I have found my docile girl to be quite flicky. I have also found urticating hairs of Brachypelma emilia to be more irritating that other Brachypelma. Please keep in mind that though species have their stereotype temperament, individual tarantulas can exhibit temperaments that vary significantly from the norm.
|Classified as slow growth rate. 6.5 inch diagonal leg span.
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|Can be handled, but always use caution. It is recommended to sit close to the floor when handling any species. If your Tarantula falls to the ground it can be fatal, their exoskeleton is very fragile. Becareful! My girl will readily flick on initial contact as I seek to take her out of her cage, but usually calms down immediately. I have never seen my girl throw a thread pose.
|60°- 85°F. I keep mine between 80° and 85°F
|50 70%.These are a scrubland species so they do well with lower humidity, but they do appreciated moist hides or burrows once in a while. I moisten my girl's substrate around her water dish and in her hide/burrow periodically.
|Any enclosure from 5-10 gallon will work. Provide a hiding spot, a flowerpot or wood bark can be used. Be creative, there are lots of different ways to make a hide for a Tarantula. Artificial plants are optional. When keeping this species in a larger enclosure make sure to add enough substrate to prevent any injuries from a potential fall. The rule of thumb for terrestrial tarantulas and climbing to allow them no more than 1 ½ their diagonal leg span in height. This species will to dig burrows, and mine will expand her hide with some burrowing down to the other end of her enclosure and around the corner, so a nice layer of about 4 + inches will allow for plenty burrowing room. Mine has a cork-bark half-round that she does use some, but mostly loves to sit on top of or burrow from underneath.
|Eco Earth or Peat Moss, you may make a mix of Peat Moss (50/50). Avoid any Evergreen woods (Cypress, Reptile Bark) inside of the enclosure. Evergreen contain natural insecticidal oils that can harm your Tarantula if exposed long enough. Also keep in mind that this species likes bone dry substrate.
|Crickets, meal worms, wax worms, super worms Blaptica dubia or Blatta lateralis roaches. Please do not offer wild caught prey, as it may contain pesticides (and potential parasites) which can harm or kill your Tarantula. Also never feed your tarantula kingworms (giant mealworms) as these are mealworms that have been fed juvenile growth hormones to prevent them from maturing so they grow bigger. JGH are a common insecticide and would not be good for your invertebrate tarantula! (I received this from a personal conversation with a cricket/worm breeder near me). Furthermore, mice and other invertebrates contain too much calcium for tarantulas and should not be fed to them. Crickets and roaches are the optimum feeders for nutrition, while all others (mealworms, superworms, etc.) should be fed as treats, not as staples.
|Make sure to offer a water bowl, the size should be half the size of the spider. Do not use any sponges, cotton balls or paper towel or water crystals inside of water bowl, just clean water. Small rocks may beadded. Clean the water bowl once a week or when you feel it is necessary. Crickets or roaches may end up dead in the water, in which case you should clean it right away. Spiderlings are too small to have a water bowl, misting one side of the enclosure wall 1-2 times aweek, should be plenty enough. Your tarantula will often fill the dish with substrate, or even poop in it, but continue to provide clean water. Also periodically moisten the substrate on one side ofthe enclosure, allowing that to dry out completely to prevent mold growth.
|One of the longest lived tarantulas. Females can live up to 30 years, while males may live 5 years.
|Maturity female:
|3-6 years depending on how often they are fed and how warm their enclosure is kept.
|Maturity male/ Tibial Apophysis:
|3-4 years, which is only an estimate. / Yes, on first set of leg.
|Communal Setup:
|Not recommended for this species.
Color Markings:
|The Brachypelma emilia tarantula is a stocky tarantula, with velvety black on the legs, abdomen and underside, and bright orange-red leg-warmers and bright orange-red highlight hairs on the abdomen. The carapace is a pale orange-red with black triangle mask from the foveal groove (the pit in the mid-rear of the carapace) to the chelicerae in adult coloration. This is a striking and beautiful tarantula. Colors are most vivid immediately after a molt.
Special Note:
|B. emilia is a striking tarantula because of the deep black base color, orange leg bands and black "mask". A must for any collection. Make sure never to keep a Tarantula enclosure directly in the sun. No light is necessary for your Tarantulas habitat. Natural lighting is perfectly fine.
For more information on this gorgeous species, check out the fan club page at http://www.tarantulasus.com/showthre...milia-Fan-Club
|CITES List and IUCN Red list of Threatened Species
|B. emilia was first listed on Appendix II of CITES in 02/16/1995.
This species is currently not on the IUCN Rest List.
This species is illegal to import without proper paperwork, unless proof that they are captive-bred can be provided.
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Rebecca McCray works with the Criminal Law Reform Project of the ACLU, which seeks an end to excessively harsh crime policies that result in mass incarceration. The project works to reduce the number of people entering jails and prisons by reforming our nation's punitive drug policies and challenging police and prosecutorial misconduct and other governmental abuses of power. Rebecca has worked as an educator and researcher at the Iowa Correctional Institute for Women, the Iowa Juvenile Home, and Rikers Island, facilitating classes in writing, visual art, and debate. In addition, Rebecca leads free writing workshops throughout New York City with the New York Writers Coalition and regularly contributes to the organization's blog, The Narrator. She is a graduate of the University of Iowa. An Iowa native, she lives and writes in Brooklyn.


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Going Indoors
In most parts of the country, you can't enjoy certain outdoor activities all year long. Fishermen will adapt by cutting holes in the ice surface to get to their prizes. Some racers will retreat to indoor radio-controlled events or, in some cases, slot cars, if they have made a resurgence in your area. Some racers are fortunate enough to keep the real thing going, even when the temperature dips below the spot where outdoor spectating is insane.
Indoor racing is as much a part of the sport as its outdoor counterpart, but it is truly more seasonal. You'll generally only find the indoor racing in the months of December and January. It's only natural. After all, other outdoor sports such as baseball and football have retreated inside domed stadia for decades.
At the end of 2005, there were a couple of scheduled indoor events in Michigan and Indiana. Of course, there's the Chili Bowl in Tulsa, Oklahoma, which has been going on for 20 years, but that one will be covered later.
Photographer Todd Ridgeway gets plenty of action during the warm months, but his restless racing spirit doesn't allow him to miss much. When he had the opportunity to load up his camera gear and take in some December racing, he did.


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Let me know if I am getting close. The hack takes advantage of the fact that the memory location when the kernel starts running can be changed without the PROM noticing. Also, you can stuff a few bytes in at the end of the kernel that is loaded and that goes unnoticed as well. So, then the trick is to design some code that modifes the kernel that has already been loaded into memory, but hasn't run yet, such that it ignores the initrd. After modifing those memory locations, it then branches to the original kernel start location.Originally Posted by rung
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Today we met a besoffener bayerischer man, who finally got his car back two years after losing it on a bender. That's pretty incredible, but we think you've done worse, er, better.
Our favorite story so far comes from Driventoinsanity, who gives us a much better cautionary tale than Mr. Mackey ever did.
I know a guy who used to do a lot of drugs and, at one time, sold drugs for a living. He drove about 100 miles to some big house party, on drugs, in a brand new Jaguar, on a bender, finding himself home two days later with a different cheaper car, a VW Jetta. As he hardly knew anyone at the house party and was probably going there to sell and was doing so many drugs at the time some 20 years ago, he still has no idea where his car went to or how he wound up with someone else's tiny car (Jettas used to be tiny). In any event, let that be a lesson to you kids, don't do drugs.
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I love all the [pretty stockings, mantels and wreaths featured this week--gorgeous! Thank you so much for hosting the party today, Courtney--hope you are having a wonderful holiday season!ReplyDelete
Thanks Courtney. Hope you don't mind that I had two posts to link up. Finishing up over here(running so late this year) and hope to have my full home tour soon.ReplyDelete
Hope you are enjoying the Holidays:-)
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love your angel wings, Courtney, thanks so much for hosting!!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for hosting! I'm off to visit some features and links. XOXOReplyDelete
I love your gorgeous pine cone-decorated tree. Thanks so much for hosting your party today!ReplyDelete
Hi Courtney, you had such pretty Christmas all week long. Your tree is really beautiful and thanks for hosting..Happy Thursday..JudyReplyDelete
Awesome tutorial on the napkins rings, may have to borrow it this Christmas dinner. Always love a simple and easy DIY project!! Thank you for hosting my friend. DianeReplyDelete
Thank you for hosting Courtney, I just love your Christmas tree, so beautiful. Your Christmas home tour was breathtaking as always! Such great features this week. Merry Christmas!ReplyDelete
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I WILL SAY THIS MY BEAUTIFUL FRIEND. .. YOUR blog does not disappoint. I always love everything … and your spirit. xooox HUGSReplyDelete
Your posts absolutely sparkle this week! Wonderful features - a delight to join your party, I appreciate you hosting,ReplyDelete
Your tree was divine Courtney! I loved it. Now I am off to enter the giveaway! Thanks for hosting!ReplyDelete
So much wonderful Christmas inspiration - your home looks amazing (love the angel wings!) and the features are fabulous. Summer greetings and Holiday hugs from Australia♥ ~PernillaReplyDelete
Love Love Love that tree of yours!!! Just beautiful. Thanks for hosting another great party!! I always enjoy Thursday nights!ReplyDelete
The features are stunning this week Courtney, I just love Christmas! Have a super festive week! Thanks for the party! Kim @ Exquisitely UnremarkableReplyDelete
Yes, Courtney, I agree - it's been an awesome week in blog posts. Your Balsam Hill tree turned out great. Thanks for hosting. Have a great weekend.ReplyDelete
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Wonderful features you have shared with all of us, Courtney! Looks like everyone is getting in the spirit of the season!ReplyDelete
Thank you for hosting - always a pleasure to join you in all the fun. Hugs.
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Everything is absolutely beautiful! Happy Holidays to you and yours……..SarahReplyDelete
You have sure been a busy lady this week. Everything is lovely! Thank you so much for hosting and have a great weekend.ReplyDelete
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Hi Courtney, Thank you so much for hosting this week, everything is beautiful all your decoration are so lovely.ReplyDelete
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Hi Cortney, (( Thank you so much )) for featuring my Holiday wreath in your post today. That was so kind of you.ReplyDelete
I recently stumbled across your blog through Pinterest a few weeks back and I am just amazed how "beautiful" your home is. So much inspiration I don't know where to begin! Love all your decorating!!
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Nail Shop Eats #3- Kumquat Tea to soothe salon anxiety
There's been way too much drama at the Nail shop over the past few weeks and my nerves have had it with my staff of 12 emotional cosmetologists , at least 4 of which always have their PMS cycle fall during the same week! It's times like these that make me just want to hire male manicurists just to avoid the monthly overlap of menstrual cycles.
Unfortunately, female customers aren't comfortable with the idea of having a male perform their Brazilian bikini wax (ouch!), so having a full male staff would be very counter productive.
The timing could not have been more perfect for Carol (aka Huong) to bring in some fresh kumquat's off her tree. Thanks to Carol's krazy kumquat harvest this year, I can now make some soothing kumquat tea that so many of the manicurists at the Nail shop have been talking about.
This kumquat tea is a therapeutic treatment for sore throats and for anyone who is in need of a some tension relief from managing a hectic, and sometimes over the top group of Vietnamese women. I wonder who that person in need could be? I can tell you for sure it's not my Mother, who has been having a grand time disappearing into all the post-Christmas, "five dalla" clearance sales.
If you haven't guessed by now, I'll give you a hint….Me, myself and I, of course! Can you hear the strain of my keyboard from my pounding on the keys?!
Thank goodness I have these cute, little egg-shaped citrus "gems" to sooth my nerves.
Not only are they so plump and adorable, they are something we've been wanting to grow for a while now. Although there really isn't any fruit to actually eat from, it's the kumquat rind that possess so much flavor and aroma. With the addition of some of the sour fruit juice (what little there is of it), kumquats make a perfect infusion for beverages.
Tonight will be kumquat tea and tomorrow, we'll take the rest and infuse them in vodka to make a kumquat liquor. So if my sore throat and tension don't soothe within a few days, you can bet whats next on my medicinal agenda….kumquat cocktails!
Thanks, Carol. I needed these.
Just another day at the nail shop.
Read more Nail Shop Eats stories:
- Mom's Bun Bo Hue noodle soup – She almost started a fire in the salon!
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This question is motivated by this xkcd comic strip
The problem is indeed interesting, and my first recollection upon reading this was a similar problem in the book Problems in General Physics by I.E.Irodov(which, in my humble opinion,is a masterpiece).
The question I wanted to ask is, are there any generalizations of the problem known? Can be find the resistance between any two nodes of the grid as a function of the distance between the nodes?
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"When an atheist finds himself walking around after death, he has some serious re-evaluating to do," says a Bengal tiger (Troy West), the oddly appealing philosopher at the center of Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, a finalist for the 2010 Pulitzer Prize.
This very black, angry and absurd play, written by Rajiv Joseph, is being given a powerful presentation at Lookingglass Theatre Company from February 10 to March 17, 2013. Director Heidi Stillman says "… although they are very different [Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo] reminds me of The Brothers Karamzov, this tight exciting plot smack up next to the widest ranging philosophical probing that humans (or a tiger) can do." Artistic Director Andy White comments. "It's a brilliant, thoughtful and often very funny and full exploration of the best and worst of human nature both on and off the battlefield."
Two US Marines (JJ Phillips and Walter Owen Briggs) and an Iraqi translator (Anish Jethmalani) find themselves in a world of greed, mystery and betrayal after an encounter with the tiger (Troy West), who becomes one of many ghosts haunting the streets of Baghdad in this fascinating play that explores war, religion, language, friendship, greed, death, and power.
Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo is based on a brief but memorable New York Times article about animals starving and dying in the Baghdad Zoo shortly after the 2003 American invasion. American soldiers were assigned to guard the zoo. When one of them tried to feed a starving Bengal tiger, the tiger bit the soldier's hand and a second soldier shot and killed the tiger.
Troy West's Bengal tiger moves and talks deliberately, like the huge cats we see in a zoo. He questions the morality of everything he has done and everything he encounters. When his hunger causes him to bite off the hand of Tom (Walter Owen Briggs), the Marine who tries to feed him, the tiger is immediately killed by Kev (JJ Phillips) with a gold-plated gun Tom had looted from Saddam Hussein's sons' home. Becoming a ghost, the tiger asks why not bite the hand? Isn't that just what a starving tiger would do?
"It's alarming, this life after death," the tiger confides. "The fact is, tigers are atheists. All of us. Unabashed. Heaven and hell? Those are just metaphorical constructs that represent 'hungry' and 'not hungry.' Which is to say, why am I still kicking around?"
Anish Jethmalani movingly portrays Musa, the Marines' translator. Before the invasion, Musa was an artistic gardener who created fantastic animal topiaries (designed by Daniel Ostling) for Uday Hussein's garden – the garden at the house where Tom found the golden gun. Uday (played by a terrifically sardonic and malevolent Kareem Bandealy) carries his brother Cosey's bloody head with him as he haunts Musa who is anguished by his past, his guilt, his ghosts and his inability to do his job.
Musa, Kev, and Tom find themselves in situations where, despite Musa's knowledge of English, he cannot understand or translate because he does not understand the context – the way the Marines are using words. In a very funny scene, Musa tries to understand the meanings of "bitch" but gives up as Kev's impatient attempts to explain end up in a linguistic bog.
JJ Phillips's Kev is a very young, naïve, nervous Marine who initially talks about war as a kind of game yet is terrified by his experiences. Tom is his reluctant anchor – but Tom goes back to the US for surgery and a prosthetic hand. Phillips's performance becomes riveting as the tiger drops in to haunt him while philosophizing and strolling around Baghdad. Unmoored by Tom's absence, the tiger's presence, and a frightening and incomprehensible confrontation with an Iraqi couple, Kev is hospitalized.
Tom returns to Baghdad to retrieve the looted golden gun and a solid gold toilet seat, which he thinks will ensure his future. Walter Owen Briggs's Tom is every inch the Marine. Before he loses his hand, he is strong, cool, knowledgeable and able; in the end, he is as vulnerable as Kev. Bitter at what has happened to him, he visits Kev to get the gun. When Kev can't give it to him, Tom crushingly denies the friendship Kev thinks they have. Deeply damaged by the war, abandoned by Tom, and isolated with his ghostly tiger, Kev commits suicide.
Tom resumes his search with Musa but never tells him what they are looking for. Inability to communicate, violence, terrible haunting, and deaths continue, taking us to a final scene in the deteriorating topiary garden where West's tiger, possibly having lost his cynical disbelief, comments that if there is a God, "He is wild. And maybe he should be in a cage."
Strong performances are also given by Atra Asdou as Musa's ghostly sister and a young Iraqi prostitute, and Amy J. Carle as an older Iraqi woman and a leper, living alone far out in the desert.
All photographs by Liz Lauren
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After kicking off their Circuital tour with a performance at KCRW and a brief stint with New Multitudes, Jim James and My Morning Jacket have hit the road again as it was the second of three nights at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles. My Morning Jacket played a twenty-two song set including a few cover songs. Iron & Wine were the special openers for the evening. Check out some massive hair whips in the photos above and the setlist below.
01 "Rollin Back"
02 "The Way That He Sings"
03 "First Light"
04 "Aluminum Park"
05 "What A Wonderful Man"
06 "Picture Of You"
07 "Slow Slow Tune"
08 "Carried Away"
09 "Heartbreakin Man"
10 "Smokin From Shootin"
11 "O Is The One That Is Real"
12 "Evil Urges"
13 "Tyrone" (Erykah Badu Cover)
14 "Cobra"
15 "Run Thru"
16 "Hopefully"
17 "I Will Be There When You Die"
18 "Isn't It A Pity" (George Harrison Cover w/ Iron And Wine)
19 "Steam Engine"
20 "Honest Man"
21 "Rock The Casbah" (The Clash Cover)
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1/3 cup chopped pecans
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon cloves
1/2 teaspoon allspice
Preheat oven to 350. Grease and flour or line* 12 wells in a muffin tin. Set aside. In a large bowl, mix together the eggs, oil and buttermilk. Add in all of the dry ingredients, including spices. Mix thoroughly. Stir in pecans and zucchini. Fill the prepared wells about 3/4 of the way. Bake 30-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center of the center muffin comes out mostly clean.
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Version: 1.0.2Free WiFi in a cool design. Easy WiFi Radar helps you to find and connect to open wireless access points with a single mouseclick. Why pay for WIFI on the go? Easy WiFi Radar helps you to find and connect to free wireless access points with a single mouseclick.
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The ideal WiFi-tool for frequent travellers and mobile professionals. For Windows laptops, tablets and notebooks. WiFi is everywhere. There are paid hotspots, but also an growing number of free access points. In hotels, at airports, coffee houses and even entire cities such as San Francisco and Chicago are planning free wifi-access. This software helps you get your mail and browse the web without connection charges. It will look for the free access points and connects you to them without any user intervention. It's less then zero configuration. If you've ever tried to use Windows XP's built-in connection manager, you know what a hassle it can be to quickly check your mail or browse the web on the go. You need to browse through a list of access points, find one that you can connect to, manually try to connect to it, confirm the connection and then wait.
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Taco PieMonday, January 31st, 2005
Taco Pie with Quorn
Taco Pie is one of my favourite dishes, and all my non-vegetarian friends that have tasted it really like it. The pie is delicous, so give it a try! You won't be dissapointed. If you don't want to use quorn, you can use ground beef instead (500 grams, and only one bag of Taco spice and 100 milliliter water as meat doesn't absorb as much liquid/spices as quorn).
Taco Pie
Quorn Filling:
300 gram quorn grounds
1,5 bag of Taco spice
200 milliliter water
powder cayenne pepper
1 onion
2-3 garlic cloves
Pie Crust:
350 milliliter white flour
a pinch of salt
125 gram butter
3 tbsp cold water
White Filling:
4 tbsp mayonaise
200 milliliter crème fraiche
250 milliliter grated cheese
1 finely chopped fresh red chili (just be careful so you don't take a really hot one. Adjust the amount depending on how hot it is).
2 chopped tomatoes
|Combine the butter with the flour and the salt in a food processor (or by hand). Add the water so the mixture becomes a dough.
|Divide the dough in a baking tin making a crust. Put the tin in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes. Bake the crust in 200 degrees C for about 12 minutes until golden.
|Do the quorn filling by frying the onion and garlic in a frying pan. Add the quorn, water, taco spices and pepper. Let simmer for 5 minutes. Fill the crust with the quorn filling.
|Cover the quorn filling with the chopped tomatoes.
|Combine the mayonaise with the cheese, chili pepper and crème fraiche.
|Cover the tomatoes with the white sauce.
Bake in oven for about 20 minutes in 225 degrees C, until the pie is golden brown. Serve the pie with a sallad.


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22 April 2020 Until 26 April 2020
3Plan to join us for the Spring Tune-up Appalachian Riding Tour (START).
We're going to be at the Best Western at 1015 Cosby Hwy, Newport, TN 37821
For details look for Appalachian Riding Tour in Annual Events on the Home Page.
14 May 2020 Until 17 May 2020
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Chuckwagon as usual is home .... book early
11 June 2020
0Moderators Mike and Joe Frickin' Friday, along with Steve Knapp, are hosting this no-fee event at Mike's cabin just outside Prairie du Chien, WI. Free camping will be available on site for up to about 10--12 tents, maybe more...it depends somewhat on your tolerance to being close to the gravel road. We'd ask those attending to consider pitching in with a few beverages or some munchies if you're able to. If not, no biggie. I'll have coffee brewing each morning, and can make a donut run to help you face the road. We have three picnic tables and a bunch of folding tables with cheapo plastic chairs, so you can sit around and tell lies all night if you'd like.
We will host an informal dinner--burgers or such--on one evening.
The Driftless Zone of southwest Wisconsin boasts some of the best riding in the United States, with thousands of miles of twisty, lightly traveled roads meandering atop the ridges and through the valleys.
More on the event here.
25 June 2020 Until 28 June 2020
0BMWST is anticipating becoming a Charter BMW MOA Club and will be organizing its own section at the rally. More info ...
28 July 2020 Until 31 July 2020
23 September 2020 Until 27 September 2020
0Plan to join us for the Fall Appalachian Riding Tour (FART).
The location will be announced at START in Newport, TN
For details look for Appalachian Riding Tour in Annual Events on the Home Page.
24 January 2021 04:00 PM Until 26 January 2021 05:00 PM
4The second oldest continual event, held in the same location, for BMWST.
We meet in Cedar Key, Florida, one of the coolest old Florida coastal communties.
Meet and greet for lunch on the Saturday before the Super Bowl.
Many stay for the weekend.
This event began in 2005 as a way for fellow riders to start the year with friends in a beautiful setting.
This is an opportunity to initiate and maintain friendships from our on line riding community.
McGruff hosts a Friday night Happy Hour. Lunch is at 11:30 on Dock Street, Cedar Key.
Other meals planned by attendees.
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Editors' note: October 14, 1947, was a day of undercover celebration at the Muroc Army Air Field in California's Mojave Desert. Captain Chuck Yeager had broken the so-called sound barrier in the experimental Bell XS-1, and the news was immediately locked away in the vaults of the newly independent U.S. Air Force and the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. Although the X-1 program was classified and there were no independent observers, Yeager was able to claim an official record because all airspeed, Mach number, pressure, and temperature data from test flights were tracked, recorded, and documented. Such documentation, like that produced by the Wright brothers, who painstakingly recorded all details of their flights, ensures an unassailable place in history.
But there was another high-speed experimental aircraft flying over the desert that autumn. And although claims that the North American XP-86 achieved Mach 1 are merely anecdotal, Al Blackburn, a former North American test pilot, interviewed eyewitnesses, researched historical accounts, and reconstructed the events of those memorable months in the 1998 book Aces Wild: The Race for Mach 1, from which this excerpt has been adapted.
Going supersonic for the first time is clearly a historic aeronautical event, just as the Wright brothers' first flights are. But I can never remember which brother did it first. They did it on the same day, and whether it was Wilbur, then Orville, or Orville, then Wilbur, doesn't seem to matter much. In the supersonic event, was it George Welch, then Chuck Yeager, or Yeager, then Welch? Looking at the record, it could have been Welch by a fortnight or Yeager by four weeks.
The fall of 1947 in California's Mojave Desert was an incandescent time to be alive—for the crazy-ass pilots who were testing myriad new aircraft and for the lovely, loving, hopeful ladies who attended their safe return. So soon after the war, the prevailing mood was akin to the euphoria of victory but blessed with much smaller casualty lists. Much of the exhilaration centered on a little orange rocketship being sent aloft from Muroc Army Air Field with growing frequency, attched to a B-29 mothership. Everyone knew that this represented a substantial national effort, bringing together the resources of the U.S. Army Air Forces (soon to be renamed the US Air Force), the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, and the Bell Aircraft Company to launch the first manned aircraft design solely to fly faster than sound.
The word from the X-1 camp at Muroc was that Army Air Forces Captain Chuck Yeager had come very close to going supersonic on September 12. Surely on the next flight he would push it through. But then the X-1 flights were postponed. Rumors of a seirous pitch control problem drifted out of the Bell camp. There was evidence of a lot of scrambling. Yeager was pressing fellow pilot and engineer Jack Ridley, the one man on the X-1 team in whose hands he'd entrust his life. He wanted Ridley's assurances that the changes would work—he wanted no more running out of pitch control at Mach .94.
North American test pilot George Welch could only smile as these tales leaked out of traded confiences. His money was on another contender. The first XP-86 aircraft, Army Air Forces serial number PU597, was rolled out of his company's plant in Los Angeles on August 8. The more involved Welch had gotten in the development of the Sabre, the more he was convinced that he could capture the laurels of the first supersonic flight for North American Aviation.
Welch had joined North American in the middle of 1944, at the height of the war and the peak of demand for North American's prime product, the P-51 Mustang. He'd been there only a month or two when Fred Borsodi visited from Wright Field and showed his film of shock waves on a Mustang's wings as it dove at max power straight down from 40,000 feet. Theodore von Kármán, the legendary aerodynamicist from the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, was at that screening, and observed that when an entire aircraft, not just the air accelerating over the thickest part of the wing, went supersonic, shock waves would be sent to the ground. He theorized that people nearby would hear and feel the passing of that pressure pulse. Listening intently to all this were Ed Horkey, a former student of von Kármán's and Harrison Storms and Larry Greene, who were leaders in the aerodynamics section of North American's advance design group. Another observer was George Welch.
Over the next three years, Welch stayed in touch with Horkey, Storms, and Greene as they created the XP-86. And he spent time with Walt Spivak, who had cut out the pieces and put them together on the shop floor. Welch also spent a lot of time in the Sabre's cockpit at Muroc and observed the flight test crew as they checked out all the systems and instrumentation for this sleek new fighter.
Welch knew that the engineers had carefully reviewed the analytical data and wind tunnel test results the Germans had obtained from their swept-wing designs, and that North American had also run its own wind tunnel tests. Storms told him that they were almost certain that top speed at altitude would be better than Mach 0.9 in level flight. He explained to Welch that at that Mach number, the center of lift would start to move aft on the wing and that he would have to pull back on the stick and start trimming…but very carefully. Changing the angle of the whole stabilizer at that speed and a changing Mach number could get pretty tricky.
"So I'm doing nine-tenths at, say, 35,000 feet and push the nose over into a 25- to 30-degree dive. What then?" Welch asked the designers.
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AMTA/SEDA 2008 Joint Conference & Exposition will be held July 14 to 17 in Florida
The American Membrane Technology Association (AMTA) and their affiliate, the Southeast Desalting Association (SEDA), are organizing and conducting Membrane Week, the AMTA/SEDA 2008 Joint Conference & Exposition, held July 14 to 17, 2008, at the Naples Grande Resort & Club in Naples, Fla. The conference will be one of the largest and most comprehensive membrane events ever held in the United States.
People with all levels of knowledge or interest in membranes will benefit from this conference. Current membrane engineers or users can learn the latest techniques to keep up with state-of-the-art technologies while also fulfilling their licensing requirements. This conference has approval from Florida and several other states for CEU credit.
All types of membranes will be covered—membrane bioreactors, microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, brackish water reverse osmosis, seawater reverse osmosis desalination, electrodialysis reversal and more. The exhibit hall nearly sold out, with over 70 exhibitors who are all global leaders in membrane and desalination. These exhibitors have varying roles within the industry: engineers, organization leaders and manufacturers of various products, systems and components.
The conference will commence on Monday, July 14 with two pre-conference workshops, which are sponsored by the National Water Research Institute and the Affordable Desalination Collaboration. Throughout the next three days, there will be over 80 presentations in concurrent sessions, followed by committee and board meetings. These sessions are filled with information about various membrane technologies, including sessions that focus on just the basics for novices. Presentations will also cover various components used in membrane plants, such as pumps, energy recovery systems, controls, pre-treatment and post-treatment. Several sessions are also dedicated to planning, permitting, procurement and financing membrane plants. There are also sessions that are geared directly for membrane plant operators and supervisors.
As a part of the conference, two membrane facility tours are planned. This is the chance to get an up-close view of two large membrane plants. This will also provide an opportunity to get some hands-on training and ask questions of those who already have experience with membrane technology implementation.
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Does MLS suspension of Marcos Mondaini compare to Rapids' Brian Mullan?
Rapids coach Gary Smith wasn't talking this week — at least publicly — about Marcos Mondaini's tackle that broke the fibula and dislocated the ankle of Real Salt Lake's Javier Morales in a game May 7.
In that game, Chivas USA's Mondaini came at Morales from behind with a misguided sweep. And in the days after it was learned Morales had broken his ankle, Utah fans called for a big suspension for Mondaini. Their argument used Brian Mullan's 10-game suspension as precedent, from the Colorado midfielder's hard tackle of Seattle's Steve Zakuani on April 28.
But the MLS disciplinary committee disagreed. They gave Morales just a four-game suspension.
Are they different tackles? Did Mondaini deserve as harsh a punishment as the Rapids' Mullan got? Was Mullan's tackle six game worse than Mondaini's'?
How do you judge? What is the criteria? What does this say about MLS? Will we see more broken bones in coming weeks?
These and many more questions are swirling around the league this weekend. But for evidence either way, here are the two incidents in video, for comparison's sake:


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As trust in the Federal Reserve System and its fiat dollar continues to plummet worldwide, legislation making gold and silver into legal tender was given final approval by Arizona lawmakers on Monday when the Republican-led state House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly in favor of the bill. With tremendous grassroots support, an earlier version of the precious-metals measure sailed through the GOP-controlled Arizona Senate in late February.
If the legislation is signed by Gov. Jan Brewer, a Republican, Arizona would become the second state to officially define gold and silver as legal tender. Utah adopted a similar law two years ago, garnering widespread praise among free market-oriented economists and sending shockwaves through the financial community. Since then, as the privately owned Federal Reserve and its wild policies have come under increasingly fierce criticism, the movement to restore sound money has been spreading across America like wildfire. Over a dozen states already have similar efforts underway.
Under the Arizona SB 1439 legislation, precious metals would be treated just like debt-based fiat dollars for taxation and regulation purposes. However, unlike fiat dollars, nobody would be forced to accept gold or silver currency. While the original Senate bill would have allowed citizens to pay state taxes in any form of money, including precious metals, the House added an amendment striking that provision in an effort to ease opposition from the state Department of Revenue.
Republican State Rep. David Livingston, who added the amendment exempting tax authorities from having to accept gold and silver, told reporters that the Department of Revenue had requested the change. "They just didn't want to have to deal with it right now," the key lawmaker involved in getting the measure approved told the Associated Press, adding that the amendment was not indicative of problems with the bill. "They wanted to make sure they wouldn't be required to take gold and silver."
As a financial advisor in his private life, Rep. Livingston understands better than most lawmakers why the bill is needed. He also predicted that business would embrace the use of precious metals as currency — possibly as a way to beat competitors that cling to increasingly depreciated Federal Reserve notes. "My clients have been buying gold and silver like crazy," Rep. Livingston explained, echoing similar sentiments expressed in the broader global precious-metals markets as gold saw record demand last year.
In an interview with Bloomberg news, state Sen. Chester Crandell, who sponsored the bill in the Senate, said making gold and silver legal tender is the "logical thing" for Arizona to do. "I think you look at some of the things that are happening and the amount of money printed by the Federal Reserve and who has control of that money, and I think anybody would be concerned," he noted, presumably referring to the unprecedented measures taken by the U.S. central bank in recent years — conjuring trillions of dollars into existence, bailing out cronies and foreign banks, manipulating markets, and more.
Sen. Crandell acknowledged that all of Arizona, of course, would not immediately start conducting business in precious metals. However, like numerous economists and experts backing the bill have explained, there are more than a few compelling reasons to get the ball rolling and give state citizens the ability to choose among various forms of currency in private exchange without being subjected to additional tax liabilities.
"This gives a lot of opportunity for those who would like to use an alternative method of payment," Sen. Crandell told a local news outlet about the benefits of his legislation, using arguments similar to those advanced in Utah prior to that state's adoption of the legal tender act. "Gold and silver have been around a long time and people are secure with it and we should give them an opportunity to use it."
The bill does not specify how the system should work, leaving it up to participants in the market to work it out voluntarily. However, the popular lawmaker said he envisions private-sector companies and organizations, for example, holding precious metals and offering credit or debit cards to customers — that way people would not need to carry physical bullion to make routine payments.
The Utah Precious Metals Association is already becoming a leader in the field following the passage of similar legislation in early 2011. According to the UPMA, the association aims to promote the wide circulation of precious-metal legal tender by establishing standards and offering services to consumers. "More and more UPMA members are 'going gold' in their routine, daily purchases, making true choice in currency a viable reality for the public at large," the organization states on its website.
In Arizona, supporters of the legislation also say it would help citizens deal with the potential consequences of the Fed's wild policies — inflation or even hyperinflation, for example — by expanding the definition of legal tender. In addition to the fiat Federal Reserve currency purportedly authorized by the U.S. Congress in violation of the Constitution, the bill would also authorize the use of gold and silver coins minted by the federal government as a medium of exchange. Other precious-metals specie could become legal tender as well if approved by a court ruling.
"Legal tender is money and is not subject to taxation or regulation as property other than money," the bill states, adding, however, that nobody can compel anyone to accept precious metals against their will outside of contractual obligations. "Notwithstanding any other law, the exchange of one form of legal tender for another does not give rise to liability for any type of tax." In other words, if the legislation is signed into law, trading depreciating Federal Reserve notes for gold or silver money would no longer be taxed.
A coalition of experts, economists, liberty-minded lawmakers, Tea Party groups, and grassroots activists played a key role in pushing the bill through the legislature. "You know, with what is happening with the dollar, and with the Fed, we really need to start building life-boats — even U-boats — to prepare for the coming tsunami," said Chairman Miles Lester with Arizona Constitutional Advocates, a pro-sound money organization that helped advance the bill through both houses.
In a phone interview with The New American, Lester said it was crucial for states to take action. "We've got one in Utah, and we may be able to get one here in our state, but what we really need is 50 — one for every state — to prepare for what's coming with the American dollar," he explained. "It's easy to see where this is heading and we need to start getting ready now, before it hits."
Predictably, some Democrats expressed opposition to the legislation, claiming that monetary issues should be handled by the privately owned Fed — essentially a cartel of major banking interests that was handed a monopoly on currency by Congress in 1913. Others worried that businesses would not be prepared to handle gold and silver transactions. However, since nobody can be forced to accept gold or silver, it was not immediately clear why that would be a concern.
During hearings about the legislation, meanwhile, constitutional experts and respected economists explained to lawmakers why giving consumers and businesses extra choices was more than just a good idea. Among the primary points emphasized by proponents was the fact that the Fed has set up an inherently flawed system where virtually all currency is loaned out with impossible-to-pay interest attached.
Economist and money manager Keith Weiner, speaking on behalf of the pro-sound money Gold Standard Institute, told the House Committee on Financial Institutions that such monetary schemes represent "a recipe for worldwide bankruptcy." Other experts pointed to the U.S. Constitution's requirement that no state can use anything but gold and silver as legal tender — a concept the Founding Fathers emphasized repeatedly.
Finally, supporters said, the measure is an excellent way to protect Arizona's economy and people in the face of increasing instability in the global financial system, especially to deal with the potential end of the U.S. dollar's current status as the world reserve currency. If and when the Fed's fiat dollar loses its global hegemony — and considering recent developments such as BRICS' call for a world currency, even establishment analysts admit that time may be fast approaching — the consequences to the U.S. economic system could be absolutely devastating.
Gov. Brewer, who has shown some willingness to take on the "powers that be" in the past, has not yet indicated whether or not she will sign the legislation, veto it, or simply allow the measure to become law by doing nothing. Activists on the ground are working hard to prevent a veto, but supporters of the legislation say concerned citizens should help increase the pressure even further by getting involved. If the measure becomes law, gold and silver will become legal tender in Arizona next year.
Related articles:
Arizona Lawmakers Advance Bill Making Gold and Silver Legal Tender
Gold, Silver Now Legal Tender in Utah
Virginia Takes On Sound Money, Federal Assaults, and UN Agenda 21
Arizona Bill Would Ban UN Agenda 21 Within State
Fed Manipulations in the Crosshairs
Led by Rep. Ron Paul, Congress Explores Sound Money
Fed Audit: Trillions For Foreign Banks, Conflicts of Interest
GOP Considers Return to Gold Standard, Audit the Fed
BRICS Regimes Forge New World Bank, Call for Global Currency
Amid Record Demand in 2012, Central Banks Scramble to Buy Gold


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South Africa: The family of Reeva Steenkamp says her body is back in her hometown of Port Elizabeth and a private funeral has been planned for Tuesday.
The family said today that Steenkamp, who was shot dead inside boyfriend Oscar Pistorius' house early Thursday, will be cremated in a ceremony closed to the public and the media in the city on South Africa's southern coast.
Pistorius was charged with her murder and is expected to make a court appearance on Tuesday for his bail hearing.
The 29-year-old Reeva was seen laughing and smiling on South African television last night after national broadcaster SABC chose to air the first episode of a reality TV show she featured in.


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July 2, 2014
"Whatever I command you, be careful to observe it; you shall not add to it nor take away from it" –Deuteronomy 12:32
World Christian Encyclopedia (David A. Barrett; Oxford University Press, 1982) estimated that there were almost 21,000 denominations in 1982. , The updated World Christian Encyclopedia (Barrett, Kurian, Johnson; Oxford Univ Press, 2nd edition, 2001) estimated at least 33,000. The Center for the Study of Global Christianity at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary estimated 34,000 denominations in 2000, rising to an estimated 43,000 in 2012. These numbers have exploded from 1,600 in the year 1900.
Why? I mean, Christians all serve the same God and follow the same Book, right? I mean, seriously, 1600 in 1900 seems like a high number. But 43,000?
What gives? Quite simply, the flesh. And honestly, we all struggle with this. It is very difficult for even the most pious believer to approach the Bible with complete submission. Generally, we all take preconceived ideas into our Bible study. Our opinions play a major factor in our doctrine, sadly.
I made a concerted effort several years ago to approach the Bible in my daily reading with a completely open mind. Now, this doesn't mean I set aside whatever knowledge I have from other passages of Scripture. But, I want to be open to what the passage I may currently be reading says. I want to know what the Bible tells me – not what I want it to say. Every day I have to commit to that and every day it is a struggle. 43,000 denominations (and growing) prove that I am not the only one struggling with it.
Did you know the Bible is enough? We don't need creeds or covenants or any other set of rules. God inspired the Bible to be written so we'd have a guidebook. And it's enough. "All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work" (2 Timothy 3:16-17). By following the Bible alone, you can be "thoroughly equipped for every good work". Simply, nothing else is necessary (except the leadership of the Holy Spirit, of course).
Child of God, let us commit together to read God's Word and find out what it alone has to say. Let's trust it even when we don't understand it. Let's commit to the Bible being true and enough. Let's not add to it or take from it. Let's seek to be "thoroughly equipped for every good work" by following the Bible and it alone.
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Jennifer Lopez may, as she claims in a new Fiat commercial, be "inspired by" the Bronx streets where she was raised, but don't expect her to actually fly there.
The singer and actress is drawing heat over a new commericial for the Fiat 500, which shows her driving through the Bronx - the titular "block" she claims will always be her home in her hit single "Jenny from the Block" - while calling it "my world" and saying, "This place inspires me to be tougher, to stay sharper, to think faster. They may be just streets to you, but to me, they're a playground."
The only problem? Lopez never set foot in her hometown.
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The Smoking Gun has learned that a double actually sat in for Lopez during the New York leg of the filming, and that the diva herself filmed her portion of the commercial on a studio lot in Los Angeles. She was then digitally edited into the spot.
DIana Gutierrez, a spokesperson for Fiat, failed to see the problem with the digital trickery.
"We took the opportunity to film wherever Ms. Lopez was working at the time to accommodate her schedule," says Gutierrez. "One does not need to be in a specific location to be inspired or continue to be inspired."
Not helping matters was Lopez's choice to include a garish bit of product placement during her performance at the American Music Awards last weekend. Lopez arrived onstage inside a Fiat 500, and the car sat behind her throughout her number.
Selected Reading: The Smoking Gun, E! Online, Los Angeles Times


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Chicago Sun-Times columnist and intern hater Joe Cowley has been put on final notice, according to one Chicago media critic with sources at the paper.
As veteran Chicago media watcher Robert Feder describes it, Cowley is down to his final strike with his bosses at the Sun-Times. He also gave a blow-by-blow on how Cowley's day evolved following his misogynistic Twitter rant:
Although Cowley had been known to cross the line before, the tweets he posted Sunday morning while waiting for a delayed flight to take off became a viral sensation and a source of embarrassment for the paper after they were picked up by the sports news website Deadspin.com, which accused Cowley of "raging sexism" and abuse toward females.
As soon as he landed, Cowley killed his Twitter account under orders from sports editor Chris DeLuca, who had called the columnist's cell phone demanding the deletion. But by then, his offending tweets had been copied and archived on more than one website.
While Sun-Times bosses weighed the options available to them in accordance with Chicago Newspaper Guild disciplinary procedures, speculation about Cowley's fate ricocheted around the blogosphere. Some demanded his immediate firing. Others rumored that he had been suspended. Neither was the case.
Cowley's reporting continued uninterrupted as his editors ultimately decided to issue a final warning through the guild process. "If he does anything again, it's pretty much a fireable offense," a source said.
Cowley could not be reached Tuesday.
Well, at least we know where we stand with Joe Cowley, unlike some folks.