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You can use off the shelf parts from local stores to make this 296 Watt pedal power bicycle generator or buy parts from Amazon.com
Through volunteer efforts, 24 of these pedal power bicycle generators were assembled and used for charging cell phones at a 3 day event with 60,000 people attending a day. More Info here.
Any one who can use a drill, socket wrench, hack saw, wire cutters, and crimpers can do this project.
Step 1: How It Works
This test data shows Volts, Watts, Amps, Rear tire RPMs, and Heart Rate. The time period was about 3 minutes.
Note that the green line is actual wattage from the bicycle generator. When you first spin up the bike to about 275 revolutions per minute, about 5 seconds goes by while the alternator is developing a magnetic field, then the internal 14.8 Volt DC regulator kicks in and charges a 2 Farad capacitor.
This is the reason for the big green spike right at the beginning of the chart. After 2 seconds the capacitor is charged, and about 10 Watts of power is being consumed by an AC inverter which converts the 14.8 Volts DC to 110 Volts AC (The same stuff that comes out of your wall socket in your home).
Also note the red line showing that the voltage is stable at 14.8 Volts DC because the built in regulator is doing its job.
Next you will see where we turn on the Sony Play Station and the green line jumps up to 30 Watts.
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Is the object to have a simple system to charge things and get some exercise.
I apologize but I am just starting to learn about alternative energy (I have alot of fabrication expierence) and am trying to learn how to design these things. I would like to be able to incorporate this idea into building a small windmill.
I like the idea of adding a flywheel or even using two recumbants for pedaling comfortably while watching TV.
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Great idea...
A 12 Volt 7 Ah battery can store or deliver 7 amps at 12 volt for one hour. Or 12 volts at one amp (12 Watts) for 7 hours.
(84 / 296) * 60 minutes = 17
So. 17 minutes. :)
Another possibility since this is for fun and exercise and not about the money why not add the solar panel too. Then perhaps us puny humans could go a few more miles. :-)
For a real challenge, put a car headlight on the bike and see how bright and how long you can keep going.... not long I assure you. Amazing how hard your car engine works for the small amount of fuel it consumes.
There's almost always better things to do than static pedalling, especially intricate productive work with crafts, gardening, cooking, child minding or reading etc. Even go for a walk or bike ride!
Given the abundance now of solar PVs it's far "greener" to use (say) a ~5-10 Watt panel (costing ~US$30-50 ) over a few hours to do the charging instead.
The bike would allow you to get some excercise while, say, watching some TV...which is more productive than just watching TV.
It also works at night, indoors, and on cloudy days.
Granted I wouldn't want to use one of these as my only source of power, that doesn't make it a useless idea. For instance, I can see one of these being great set in front of a tv, turning a mind numbing and unhealthy activity into something a little more "productive" while getting a bit of exercise.
Or you want to do something physical and the weather is nasty (because it's not always sunny). Or your rent and electric bill are both do and you only have the money for the former. Or.. I can think of tons of stuff you can do simultaneously while "static pedaling" (reading, singing or listening to music, having a conversation, etc). Maybe though, once in a while, it's nice to do something sort of meditative and not intensely mental.
Truthfully though, I'm so tired of this idea that people always need to be doing something "productive"! What is productive anyway? What if what I want to read instead of "static pedaling" is a gossip rag? What if I hate kids? Then it's not very productive or positive for me to be minding them, I would think.
I could go on and on and on, but I won't. And I don't mean to be offensive in any way, so please don't take it that way. I just strongly (I won't even go into the "puny" comment...) disagree with you .
But how about the other end of the circuit? Think 12 volt circuits. We need LED lights and even strings of LED lights. Heavy extension cords will conduct 12 volt electricity to neighbors so they can have lights at night, too. They can help charge the battery for the day. They become vested in common security as well.
When things go bad, this is useless for anyone living in a megapolis. The government will relocate the survivors.
Besides, it's more likely that you will tire long before this could be an issue, and car batteries are remarkeably-durable anyway, especially if you consider the harsh conditions they normally operate in.
Car batteries will be badly damaged if drained fully a few few times, will boil off liquid if overcharged. They are not very durable at all if not implemented properly, and don't even last very long at all if you consider the typical car battery might be drained only 5% of it's capacity about 5000 times before it fails in real world "harsh condition" use - this is far below full cycle capacity of a NiCd battery for example.
I'm glad to see more people getting on board with this idea, because countless trillions of watts are lost to heat on exercise-bikes worldwide every day. By actually harnessing this power, it decreases the carbon-footprint of a person/household by a great deal.
Kudos to you for posting this project, because exercise bikes are stupid when they aren't actually salvaging that lost power. 100 Captain-Planet points to you, and a bonus 5 internets for intelligent design in the project.
As a suggestion, you could try weighting the wheel (making sure it's centrifugally-balanced, of course), because while it may take a little more energy to get it up to speed, it would actually reduce fatigue dramatically, having only to maintain the momentum. As a well-seasoned ex-cyclist, I can assure you that you will feel the difference while you are on it. It's much easier to maintain momentum than to sustain it without mass. That's part of why engines have flywheels.
Awesome project, I love it.
can you tell how you hook up the AC yeard blow to the DC generator.. I can see some many applications for this. Thanks Colin (electricpedals,com)
But your idea is awesome too. I'd love to have a cike to commute on that charged my electronics as I went...
do you have a measurment or esimate of the RPM of the alternator? automotive (and most others for that mater) are designed to have a minimum of 2000 RPM to operate properly.
from the parts you have constructed i can see that the theoretical max output of your bicycle is approximately 444 watts, but have you even come close to generating that much energy with a single user?
if so, how long were they able to sustain that level?
what was the load that was consuming 444 watts?
The speed is a little harder to calculate. It depends on the ratio of the bike wheel to the wheel of the pulley on the alternator, I am just guessing but 2000RPM Should be possible depending upon what gear the bike is in and what RPM you are peddling.
Pros are a lot better; Lance Armstrong's time trial/climbing output has been estimated at 400-450 watts (he doesn't publish his actual figures, as far as I know).
We (electricpedals.com) are based in the UK and are in the same business! We recently powered an entire house for a science show. Unfortunately you can't see the show in the US, but there is a bit about it here.
I'm now working on a mass mobile phone project for major festivals in the UK and intend to approach this a little differently. That is we've already tested charging about 30 phones from a single bike (although I think 20 is about the limit). We'll use 6x 500 farads of ultracap as a repository for times when we have more riders than phones or vice-versa. These are modular and can also be use to control voltage. i.e. once system voltage reaches 15v we add another cap etc.
Car chargers are defiantly the way forward in terms of voltage regulation!
Good work
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Still get a lot of attention today President Obama standing by his latest attack on governor Romney's work as CEO.
A private equity firm Bain Capital he's arguing that Romney's business career does not qualify him for the White House listen.
My opponent governor Romney his name calling card for why he thinks he should be president.
Is is dozens experts.
He's not going -- they're touting his experience in Massachusetts.
He's saying I'm business -- I'm not fix -- and this is his business.
And when your president as opposed to the head of a private -- reform firm.
-- -- -- your job is not simply to maximize profits.
Your job is to figure out how everybody in the country.
Has a fair shot.
Is that what the status.
Is out it's about not creating jobs but making -- that everybody's got a fair shot.
-- a question for the American people -- 2012.
And -- -- he joins me now she's former communications director for senator Jon Corzine and Fox News contributor.
And under -- house's daily news comments.
And co host of the five ladies welcome good to have you both here this morning name it is Alice about the with the way that he that he is encapsulated in this race.
Not exactly and I laugh because he -- Mitt Romney for that being his only calling card -- what was president Obama's community organizer a lawyer who never took a case to trial.
And I would argue that Mitt Romney has a much better business backing but if you look at what both of these men have done.
In the -- careers to create jobs.
Ron has a much better story to tell and I wish she would be a little more on apologetic about going out and offensively hitting back on the president.
Because actually.
Mark that the president has been his own venture capitalist with green energy projects and bailouts he -- lost 100 billion dollars.
Of our taxpayer money so.
I think it's gonna be a very hard -- -- -- this is gonna be that tackling of the president to somehow assume that people are going to get angrier about what the president does -- our money.
Vs what Mitt Romney -- and with his own.
There's an argument to be made and -- can go to that's.
That day in terms of investing people's money for the investors perhaps the investor is the United States of America.
And if people want to see that kind of act forty going to this country.
And create jobs and build companies do that kind of thing and -- you say that you've known Cory Booker for many years and you think that he was he was wrong to support.
Private equity in that well nano I think we'll Cory Booker dead and I think -- Cory Booker was wrong was essentially to go out there and equate the fact that attacks -- Bain which are legitimate purely because this is something that Mitt -- made a centerpiece of his campaign don't forget.
It's not like Mitt Romney hasn't been talking about his record of being all these years so -- you know obviously it's a legitimate issue -- Cory Booker essentially did.
Was equate those attacks with comparing attacks and Jeremiah Wright.
With Barack Obama which I think one has nothing to do with the other.
Obama is not -- Jeremiah Wright a centerpiece of his campaign.
Cory Booker has equated that essentially -- Iran has made being a centerpiece of his outlook.
If Mitt Romney was to go out there and talked about all the companies that he's put -- bailed out.
All the companies that he's created jobs where you know I think even his Republican opponents in the primaries conceded that actually his record of being was incredibly saturated.
You want to talk about the -- that he created for the partners have been but not so much for the company's that he actually you know was involved in.
Then that's very fair game for Obama -- well -- -- him Iran is made a centerpiece of his campaign.
So I think that's where Cory Booker went wrong people Corey Booker did was essentially appealed to.
His own donor faceless he's raised a lot of money from -- could have known melodic.
-- mother Julie it's not just Corey Butler it Harold Ford junior it's the parent you are dark and number eight and a -- really can't read and hold on at least.
Speak the reason why Cory Booker -- mountain said Reverend Wright attacks and attacks on being capital.
We're batted because -- that they're both not creating this isn't good baseless charge about being cap capital and it's laughable -- think that somehow the president is going to win an election.
Going after capital as -- and he's doing he's my iPad by himself well not getting any -- -- out there.
I would poisoning I -- it.
No actually if you if -- followed their -- -- and you're well aware of that has yet his very strong relationship.
-- with corporate entities in Newark he's worked really closely with private sector growth that it took you know.
Help the public side in Newark and and that's businesses and he doesn't want to burn the folks that have.
Helped him to rebuild our -- in a very -- -- let let let let's let me I don't Alan intensified about Cory Booker but let's not forget Cory Booker has got NC humongous battle with -- Vander -- Who build the doubles arena and you are so let's not say he's been working very closely with a private sector.
I will say to go back -- his -- look -- Virginia it's a bad parent with a -- is that none I don't know excuse -- he's been fighting with a private sector quite the opposite he had a huge blow out of ten standard be that it ever okay so it actually means it in but let me let me go back listening Andrea sorry Harold Harold Ford junior has been a spokesman for Wall Street.
He's been -- he's he's an executive at a major Wall Street laugh at me to -- an investment bank.
Look let's say the Harold Ford junior represents the views of the average American.
We're out on bail out Wall Street I don't know how -- President Bush bailed out Wall Street you forget -- -- -- -- -- second half of the bailout however have -- that point I had it yes there's an interesting piece in the Atlantic.
Which raises a question.
And I think other folks looked at this statement by Cory Booker and thought she that's that's what Barack Obama used to sound -- I'm very sort of refreshing politician who wasn't held to the -- -- you know either side.
In a way that that felt like you know old inside politics and here's the quote.
From the Atlantic app from a writer there.
Gramm as his last name he says -- -- comments don't just make it hard for Obama to attack -- on being in.
They offer an uncomfortable reminder of how -- used to see the president.
Interesting to -- -- think about that well I don't agree immunize look at it there's a profound difference in how Obama approached the being debate -- how Cory Booker approach to being debate.
And I think difference is this Obama believes as -- lie that is Mitt Romney's gonna make -- capital the centerpiece of his campaign it is a legitimate issue for discussion.
Cory Booker doesn't believe that -- of Cory Booker doesn't believe that that's fine.
But at the same time Cory Booker is not setting the policy for -- this campaign is run he backtracked on his comments yesterday on another station.
And the bottom line is that I think he's acknowledged that what he said was not something that reflected either his views.
Where the views of Obama and it's really easy having the president's absolutely right when he says that it does go to the core of what this whole campaign is about and the argument.
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4 tablespoons butter
1 (10 ounce) bag marshmallows
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon Vanilla
6 cups Crispy Rice Cereal (preferred brand: Kellogg's Rice Krispies)
1 cup rough chopped candy corns
Spray a 13x9 glass baking dish and rubber spatula with non stick spray.
In a medium sized sauce pan over low heat, add butter to melt. Once melted add marshmallows, salt, and vanilla. Stir continuously until the marshmallows have reached a smooth consistency. Remove from heat and fold in the cereal and candy corns until completely coated.
Add the mixture to the greased baking dish and smooth out evenly. Allow to cool before cutting into squares.
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Crspy rice candy corn treats sound pretty good yall have a happy Halloween. paula And i want to be you frind.
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This is the secret to making rice crispy treats not taste stale....the salt!! These were better than the ones you buy in the store!!
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I don't know what I did wrong, but I couldn't get 6 cups of the rice cereal and all of the candy corn mixed into 10 oz. of marshmallows. Seems to me there needed to be alot more marshmallows.
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Paula, yum! My daughter and I made this together and we had a blast! Of course, she wanted to eat the marshmallows and candy corn before we mixed them in, but we restrained ourselves! It looks so festive and much more fun than plain old rice krispy squares! Thanks a bunch! Cheryl Monroe and Natalie too
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Measuring cost of living --inflation and the consumer price index
Introduction to inflation Basics of price inflation and the CPI (consumer price index)
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- When economists refer to inflation today,
- they are referring to a general increase in the level of prices of goods and services.
- So they're really talking about price inflation.
- The reason why I stress that is because sometimes,
- especially when the term "inflation" first came into usage,
- it actually was referring to monetary inflation, or an increase in the money supply.
- These two ideas are closely related.
- But it's important to realize that people really are measuring inflation.
- When they're talking about inflation today, they're talking about price inflation.
- Because although these two things are related, they aren't always exactly the same thing.
- It is generally true that if the money supply - and the money supply is more than just the amount of dollars that are printed.
- It's affected by the amount of lending that's occurring,
- it's affected by the number of transactions that are occurring in the economy.
- And if that money supply that's affected by all of those things grows faster
- than the total real productivity of the economy, then it will generally increase the level of prices.
- But especially in the short-term, there could be other causes of price inflation.
- You could have things like "supply shocks."
- And a supply shock is the supply of something becomes scarce all of a sudden.
- And the most typical example of a "supply shock" is the oil crisis in the 1970's.
- If for whatever reason oil becomes scarce in a country like the United States,
- then the price of oil and gas would go up. But then, these are inputs into a whole set of things.
- Even that banana that you buy at the grocery store. If the price of oil or gas or both of them, frankly,
- were to shoot up, even the price of your banana would shoot up.
- Because to get that banana to your store, you need to use some gasoline.
- In fact a significant fraction of that banana in that store would probably
- include the cost of the gasoline to operate that ship to take that banana
- from wherever it was grown to your grocery store, and then on a railroad, and then on a truck or whatever.
- So this would affect the general prices, not just the prices of oil or gas.
- So these two things are related, but it is important to realize that people
- are referring to price inflation.
- And the general consensus is, a little bit of it is a good thing.
- So, a little is good.
- And I want to stress little is good. And we're talking 1, 2, maybe 3 per cent per year.
- But anything larger than that gets a little scary because it can kind of snowball on itself.
- But we'll talk about that in future videos when we talk about hyperinflation.
- And economists are also afraid of inflation if it were to ever get negative.
- That leads to "deflation" and we'll talk in future videos
- why in many circles that is viewed as a scary thing.
- Now, in the United States, the inflation is measured with the "consumer price index." CPI
- You'll always hear this reported in the news especially if you watch some of the business programming.
- And there are actually multiple consumer price indices.
- And the one that people report whenever they say
- the "CPI" went up 2%", they are actually referring to the CPI-U.
- And the U here stands for urban consumers. And the reason why this is the headline CPI,
- or the one that people actually report, is because most of the country
- the United States, are urban consumers.
- So this is the CPI that affects the largest number of peoples' pocketbooks.
- And the way that it's calculated is, it's like the deflator, it's a price index,
- and like the deflator it's measuring a general increase
- or a general change in the level of prices.
- But they actually are calculated in slightly different ways.
- Although they should be close to each other
- if they really are indices for measuring the general level of prices.
- So the way that the CPI works is that they take a basket of goods
- for this type of consumer in a base year.
- So they'll pick a base year.
- And let's take a super simple example, a ridiculously simple example.
- Let's say, in our little country, the urban consumer - so we'll focus on CPI-U -
- only consumes two things.
- In the next video we'll see that in reality we consume many more than two things
- but two things, and they spend 60% of their money on apples
- and they spend 40% of their money on bananas.
- And in that base year we just set the base price of apples at a 100 and of bananas at a 100.
- We're not saying that apples and bananas cost the same thing.
- We're saying that we're spending 60% of our money on apples, 40% on bananas in that base year
- and that this is just that base year level of prices.
- What will matter is how much this grew,
- what will this index change as we go to whatever year we want to calculate the inflation in,
- relative to this base year.
- So let's say in our current year, could be the very next year,
- and we're going to assume the same ways, that we're spending 60% on apples and 40% on bananas,
- in our current year, the apple index has grown 50% to 150,
- so it is plus 50%,
- and let's say that the banana index has grown to 180,
- so bananas have gotten even more expensive.
- Plus 80%.
- So how would we measure, how much would we say the CPI-U has grown?
- Well, we would take a weighted average of these indices,
- or you could say a weighted average of the growth,
- you could do it either way,
- so let's do this either way to give you the same result.
- So, in this year, our base index is 0.6 times a hundred,
- plus 0.4 times a hundred,
- and this will just come out to a hundred, this is 60 plus 40, this is equal to 100, as it should.
- That is our base for our index.
- Now over here, in our current year, so this is what we're transitioning to,
- there's a couple of ways to do it,
- you could say "Look, we're spending 60% on something that has gone up to 150 now".
- So we'd say 0.6 times 150 and then we'd say plus 0.4 times 180,
- and that gets us to, let me get my calculator out,
- so that gets us 0.6 times 150 plus 0.4 times 180.
- So that gets us to 162.
- So if we look at this basket,
- and this is an overly simplified basket,
- we have increased from 100 to 162.
- Or you could say this is +62%.
- And you would have gotten the same result if you took the weighted average of the percentages,
- if you took 0.6 times 50% plus 0.4 times 80%,
- we can do that in our head,
- 0.6 times 50% is going to be 30%
- and then 0.4 times 80% is going to be 32%.
- 30 plus 32 gives us 62% growth.
- If for this basket of goods, which we're assuming is I guess for this urban consumer,
- from our base year to the current year.
- In the next video we will look at what the basket of goods actually looks like
- In the United States for an actual urban consumer.
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Frank Walker
4th August 2010 06:55pm
These look like magnificent odes to the heart of our beloved cycling.
Miss Mumford…Block out the diary and divert all calls!
Jon Moss
5th August 2010 05:03pm
Very much looking forward to these. Hasbean coffee, a comfy chair, and enjoy!
Jon Cannings
6th August 2010 10:55am
two hero's of the sport, and one overpaid welder? hmmm….. strange mix.
Joe Hall
6th August 2010 11:00am
Dunno, Mr. Bodkins, you may have to wait a while for Pegoretti's frames and they are a pretty penny, but will last you much longer than, say, a Focus…Not that I'm a snob.
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9th August 2010 06:43pm
if I want a IWC I go to a good jeweler and buy it, the same day. some of these "artists" have crazy waiting times and I want to see if a IWC lasts longer then a Swatch.
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12th August 2010 08:08am
Rapha and Focus, http://www.focus-bikes.com/us/en_us/news/focus-news/single-view/view/focus-and-rapha-join-forces-to-form-professional-cyclo-cross-team.html
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12th August 2010 08:17am
Mr. Hall, there's a time for Pegoretti masterpiece and a time for a carbon Focus. People will argue which is better, and sometimes the answer is both/either. Mr. Bodkins is correct to point out Focus is a partner for cyclocross- a sport where Focus has it's roots in the sport.
Mr. Bodkins, it's tough to say that Dario is not a hero of the sport in so much that he's built so many bikes for so many of the heros of our sport- some adorned with his name on the tubes, others with the names of others. Still, I imagine he is much less overpaid than we'd think. Hand-craft is a quality worth the price to the person wanting and willing to give that price.
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12th August 2010 10:04am
To be honest, I haven't ridden a Pegoretti nor a Focus. I've driven a Ford Focus, and they're pretty nippy. Does anyone know what car Pegoretti drives? I doubt it's a Ford or a Ferrari. Hopefully a Fiat Cinquecento: http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/gallery/2007/jul/05/design.italy
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12th August 2010 09:47pm
Roll of the Dice is now online and it is pretty cool. Thanks for doing this.
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13th August 2010 04:06am
Watched "Roll of the Dice" twice already. Could easily watch it a few more times. I thought it was very well done. A wee bit dramatic, but hey, isn't that what we look for in film? Good job. I give it a thumbs way up and can't wait for the next installment.
Stefan Rohner
13th August 2010 08:51am
somebody knows why the focus/rapha kit has the same colours then the vanilla speedvagen shown at NAHBS 2010?
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13th August 2010 04:05pm
A Throw of the Dice - stunning cinematography and intriguing historical references woven into the main storyline - brilliant stuff, well done to all concerned!
Can't wait for the next two (and I now have the perfect excuse to book two more Fridays off work).
Stefan Rohner
15th August 2010 07:32pm
somewhere there? ;)
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16th August 2010 10:47am
Stefan, thanks for pointing this out… Not sure why you brought this up on a post about something completely unrelated.
Originally Speedvagen were co-sponsors of our US 'cross tema - hence the colours. Due to Speedvagen having to concentrate all their efforts this coming year on framebuilding, they had to step down from being co-sponsors for our 'cross team. Focus stepped in and we are very pleased to be working with them. Best of luck to Speedvagen.
Stefan Rohner
16th August 2010 06:32pm
hello Joe,
I brought this up since above NO BODKINS came up with the "focus" news, since I knew since some time that there was some collaboration with speedvagen in the air, I was surprised to see that now it is focus. thank you, good luck!
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16th August 2010 09:38pm
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Wednesday night it was dinner with a small group of Republican lawmakers.
Thursday it's lunch with 2012 Republican vice presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin and Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md.
Next week, the president is due to have lunch with more Republican senators.
Oklahoma's attorney general has told a federal appeals court the Environmental Protection Agency exceeded its authority in creating regional haze guidelines for the state.
Attorney General Scott Pruitt was in Denver Wednesday to argue the state's case before the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Showers and thunderstorms are expected Saturday as a storm system moves in from the Southern Rockies.
The U.S. Geological Survey reports a 3.4 magnitude earthquake has been recorded near Prague in central Oklahoma. The Lincoln County Office of Emergency Management says there were no injuries or damage reported.
The USGS says the quake was recorded at 12:24 p.m. yesterday about 6 miles northwest of Prague. That's about 40 miles east of Oklahoma City.
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Update at 12:45 p.m. ET. One Measure Approved So Far:
"The Senate Judiciary Committee approved legislation Thursday making gun trafficking a federal crime as lawmakers cast the first vote in Congress to curb firearms since December's horrific shootings at a Connecticut elementary school," The Associated Press writes.
A legislative plan to pave the way for a horse slaughtering facility in Oklahoma is drawing fierce opposition from animal rights groups.
Several animal protection groups plan to rally at the state Capitol Thursday for "Humane Lobby Day" and urge legislators to oppose the bill to allow horse slaughtering in the state.
As we await Friday's much-anticipated report about the February unemployment rate and how many jobs were added to employers' payrolls last month, there are these new bits of economic data to chew over:
-- The Employment and Training Administration says there were 340,000 first-time claims for unemployment insurance last week. That's down from 7,000 the previous week. Claims continue at a pace that's the lowest since first-quarter 2008.


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North Carolina and Wake Forest locked up a handful of recruits on the first day of the early signing period.
According to online reports, North Carolina received paperwork from guard Nate Britt and forward Isaiah Hicks.
Britt, a 6-foot point guard for Oak Hill Academy, is the 11th-best point guard in the nation according to ESPN. Hicks is a 6-8 forward from Oxford who is rated as the eighth-best forward in the class by both ESPN and Scout.
Greg McClinton signed his letter of intent to play at Wake Forest.
McClinton, who hails from Winston-Salem but will spend his senior season at Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va., is a 6-7 forward who averaged roughly 20 points and 10 rebounds as a junior at Winston-Salem Prep as a junior.
The signing period ends on Nov. 21. Players who haven't sent in letters of intent won't be able to do so again until April 17.
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Republicans, engaging in the traditional losing party's post-election wound-licking, blame-flinging, and anger-at-the-dumb-voters ritual, are facing the awful truth: The American people just aren't into their gay-bashing, race-baiting, woman-hating, Eisenhower-era positions on social issues.
"It's not that our message -- we think abortion is wrong, we think same-sex marriage is wrong -- didn't get out. It did get out," R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville told The New York Times. "It's that the entire moral landscape has changed. An increasingly secularized America understands our positions, and has rejected them."
Exasperated radio blowhard Rush Limbaugh asks:
"Condoleezza Rice ... is a pinnacle of achievement, and intelligent, and well-spoken ... You can't find a more accomplished person. Marco Rubio. And really, speaking in street lingo, we're not getting credit for it ... Are these people perceived as tokens?"
Yes. Uncle Toms are easy to spot.
"In order to get the Hispanic or Latino vote, does that mean open the borders and embrace the illegals?"
"If we're not getting the female vote, do we become pro-choice?"
Liberal pundits are helpfully offering advice to their Republican counterparts this week, arguing that if that if GOP officials and pundits make a few nips and tucks into their Neanderthal platform and tone, downplaying their unpopular stances on social issues, they may yet save their white male--dominated party from irrelevance.
Let's set aside the obvious fact that no one does nor should listen to counsel offered by their enemies. And that even a devastating defeat -- not that this one was -- doesn't always necessarily take long to recover from. Consider, for example, the post-2008 commentaries wondering whether there was a future for the GOP; by early 2010 the written-off-as-dead Republicans were riding high.
Nevertheless, Republicans might be more willing to listen to me than to other left-of-center columnists. After all, I love the GOP just as much as I care for the Democrats (not at all). Really, truly, I don't give a rat's ass which corporate party wins or loses.
The Republicans' big problem is that they think they're me.
I am a pundit. I am an idealist. The pay isn't great, but I get to be pure, to stand up for what I think is right regardless of whether or not anybody else is willing to follow me. My job isn't to be popular. It's to be right.
If I were tapped to head a major political party like the Republicans, however, I wouldn't have the luxury of being right at the price of being unpopular. Political parties are in the business of trying to win elections. To paraphrase the philosopher Don Rumsfeld, you run campaigns with the voters you have, not the ones you wish you had.
It's one thing to push for changes that your ideological base believes in. God knows the Democrats should do that sometimes. It's another to commit political hari-kari, trying to fight the tide by espousing points of view that are not only in the minority, but whose constituencies are consistently shrinking.
If Republicans want to win elections here in the United States, they need to set the stage for a transformational shift as dramatic as 1932, when FDR turned the Democrats into the party of liberalism and progressivism.
Republicans need not wonder why Obama got 71 percent of the Latino vote; if anything, the shocker is that that figure wasn't higher. For decades, right-wing talk radio hosts and other Republican surrogates have been bashing illegal immigration (racist code for anti-Hispanic propaganda, particularly on the West Coast). Now that the Latino vote has become essential to win national races, the GOP can no longer afford its hardline stance on immigration, whether the reasons behind it are evilly nativist, benignly protectionist or law-and-order upright.
On every social issue of note, Americans are moving away from the Republican Party. We are becoming more tolerant of gays and their rights, more supportive of abortion rights, and more open to people of different backgrounds. Despite the terrible economy, Americans are less inclined to blame their troubles on competition from undocumented workers.
These trends toward a leftier country are long term and unlikely to reverse in the near future.
Beginning last summer, Republican strategists consciously decided to downplay Mitt Romney's stances on social issues. Now liberal commentators are joining them, strangely and cynically suggesting that Republicans need to change the emphasis of their messaging -- but not the content of their policies.
Style isn't enough. Republicans are doomed unless they radically change to social-issues policies that are not only in step with the country, but to its left -- since the electorate will soon catch up. If the Party of Lincoln is adaptable and intelligent -- which I seriously doubt -- they will exploit the opportunity to move, not just left, but to the left of the center-right Democratic Party, which abdicated its traditional progressive stands on social issues when, for example, Bill Clinton signed the Defense of Marriage Act and gutted welfare.
The GOP could make good on its long-standing assertion that it favors a legal path to immigration by proposing that we open our doors to a huge surge of legal immigration. That would be consistent with previous opinions, and outmaneuver the Democrats, who have been reluctant to favor much immigration at all, and who have deported record numbers of Hispanics over the last four years.
Yes, Mr. Limbaugh, the Republican Party must become unabashedly pro-choice if it wants to keep the women's vote. The Republican Party claims to be the party of small government conservatism; why not say that this is a simple matter of keeping the government out of our bedrooms and out of women's bodies? Same thing goes for gay marriage and other rights for people who are discriminated against due to their sexual orientation.
You can't roll out a new and improved Republican Party social-issues platform overnight without alienating the crazy Christian fundamentalists and other unattractive sorts who currently form the basis of the Republican Party at present. But you can start a transition to a viable future in a methodical, gradual way that prepares the Republican Party for the huge demographic shifts that will drive the politics of the country as it moves further and further to the left.
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Cathy Holmes, project director of the Navarre Beach sea turtle conservation center, approached the TDC to ask for financial support to get the rehab center up and running. The proposed center will be housed in the old entrance building at the Navarre Beach County Park once it is renovated. She requested a $120,000 grant from the TDC.
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- CindyLouHoo spent $9,300 in Dallas, TX
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Hard to know where to start...I am 50 years old and have wanted to do since I lost 80 pounds 6 years ago. All the weight loss and being in my mid 40's really did a number on my skin. I had a Tummy tuck in June 2013 and LOVE IT! In fact, I went in for my initial consultation for my facelift, but... Read more
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- BrookGreen spent $12,000 in London, GB
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I had a brow lift 4 years ago as I wanted to get rid of my droopy eyelids. That went well and everyone said I looked much younger than my age. 6 weeks later, I still with remnants of a bruise, I went on a date with a man 17 years younger. We still see each other. 4 years ago I also... Read more
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I've been through a lot in the past 2 years and between the stress and menopause it has kicked my butt physically. Menopause especially. One day you are 50 something, doing great and proud you are holding your own: then sha-sham, you've turned old! I worked to hard and long to at keeping my... Read more
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The first time I considered a face-lift I visited a Light-Up My Life clinic in Fort Lauder-dale, Fl. I wasn't satisfied with not being able to talk with a doctor. I was greeted by a lady in white coat. My husband, my mother and myself sat through a presentation of how it would be at their... Read more
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I'm going to be 59 this year and I've lost a considerable amount of weight the last couple of years that has given me this horrible sagging skin producing large jowls and turkey neck. Really, my face looks like a popped baloon! I'm not trying to look younger, just want to look healthy and rested... Read more
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I choose Dr. Rabach because she is experienced in the deep plane facelift. A deep-plane facelift repositions the deep soft tissues of the face. It lifts the whole face, accentuating the jawline, neck and cheekbones. It produces long lasting, natural looking results, without giving you a 'done... Read more
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So far I have had a preliminary meeting at Dr. Harley's office where he evaluated my needs for a "Biltmore lift" which is a facelift with neck lift. I am 62 years old. I asked if he had any other suggestions and he said, "no." He thought I would be very pleased with the results. I also received... Read more
Facelift / Necklift / Lower Lid Bleph - Denver, CO
- Bski spent $17,000 in Denver, CO
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I am going to be 66 in August (yikes - where did the time go?) and I will be going on Monday for a facelift and necklift which the doctor has called a submentoplasty. I am a retired teacher, but being retired was difficult for me, so I went back to work part-time at an elementary school. I've... Read more
Facelift, Endoscopic Brow Lift, Fat Transfer to Chin - London, GB
- Mrsjonesuk spent $13,000 in London, GB
- Updated 16 days ago
At 46 my face was looking decidedly tired ,everything was starting to sag. I had lower blepharospasm on the mail bags under my eyes but it wasn't very successful. These bothered me the most so I decided to look at a facelift. I consulted two surgeons one who didn't want to attempt it so he... Read more
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- iamkathy01 (RealFriend) spent $20,000 in Baltimore, MD
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I have had a sagging area under my chin like a turkey gobble and bags under my eyes forever. The "Gobble" is hereditary (my Mom had it and my Brother has it too) but the eyes are just "age". Also dislike the marionette lines on the side of my mouth. I have had Juvaderm over the years and also... Read more
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I had a mini face and neck lift, Lipostructure in my cheeks and Resylain in my lips and under eyes. It was a wonderful experience. Dr. Seiger is an amazing, caring, artist. His staff couldn't be more friendly and comforting. The procedures were almost pain free and only took about two hours.... Read more
My Mexican Facelift at Cosmed Clinic - Mexico, MX
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I say Mexican Facelift, but it's only a few miles south of the boarder and they even have a Medical Lane at the boarder for fast crossings should you need to get back to the states in a hurry...but not to worry there is no need to rush back as this Facility is state of the Art, cleaner and newer... Read more
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I am 2 & a half weeks away from having my second surgery in 4 months. I have lost 100lbs and frankly my skin laxity has suffered. This has been an interesting journey, I had never really thought I'd have plastic surgery, but after losing the weight I realized I really wanted to look toned, and... Read more
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Good Results from Full Face Plastic Surgery....eyes, Temple Lift, Neck Lift and Facelift - San Clemente, CA
- silverlegend spent $17,700 in San Clemente, CA
- Updated 22 days ago
My surgery went ok but my blood pressure spiked a bit. I stayed overnite in their surgery center. I was monitored and had an RN taking care of me. The next day I went home with one drain and lots of instructions.My husband started to pass out when he saw me. I did look awful, but not as bad as... Read more
A Long Wait - St. Louis, MO
- TinyLady spent $17,000 in St. Louis, MO
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I have been wanting to have a face lift to tighten my neck for about 8 years. I had consultations with two different plastic surgeons, but I did not connect with either one of them at all so kept putting it off. About 4 years ago I lost 38 pounds. That left me with a lot of loose skin on my neck... Read more
Watch This Space!! - Thailand, TH
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- Updated 26 days ago
Five days I mean.....maybe a little less and I will explain exactly what I am getting done in Thailand at Bumrungrad hospital. I am being cared for by GHT...Global Health Travel. This is a busy week so that is great as time passes much more quickly. I will be on the plane to Thailand next... Read more
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Friday, March 30, 2012
Easter Blessings
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- MarvA1ix said...
Cards are really darling, but I love the banner. and all the cute decorations all around it. You inspired me to get the creative juices flowing and do a cute banner for my house too. I love decorating for Easter, and I entertain my big family, and have a big easter egg hunt, too.
- March 30, 2012 at 8:02 PM
- Kathy Martin said...
Adorable Easter goodies!
- March 31, 2012 at 5:37 AM
- harrahx2 said...
Love the cards and your style. The banner is beautiful and the close ups were nice. Easy to see and so pretty! So glad to have you back and chatting.
- March 31, 2012 at 11:00 AM
- Debra said...
Both the cards and the banner are stunning as usual!
- April 3, 2012 at 7:18 PM
- Cynthia said...
So good to see another killer banner from you...your house looks so festive and I'm glad you have the energy to stamp and create and give us eye candy...thanks so much! Just LOVE everything you've been making! :)
- April 5, 2012 at 11:21 PM
- joy said...
So,so very, very soft and pretty - your banner is my favorite of your projects! Size is just great! I clicked on it and enlarged it, I can see even very fine details!
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PITTSBURGH—A judge says a state deputy attorney general and his wife can have supervised visits with their two young biological children, but not two adopted children from Ethiopia who the western Pennsylvania couple is charged with a abusing.
Allegheny County prosecutors objected to any visits when 33-year-old Douglas Barbour and his wife, 30-year-old Kristen Barbour, appeared in court for a bond hearing Monday.
The couple was charged earlier this month with child endangerment and assault for not properly feeding their adopted 6-year-old son and head injuries suffered by their 18-month-daughter who, prosecutors say, will likely be blind and paralyzed because of a stroke she suffered as a result of the alleged abuse.
The couple will be allowed supervised visits with their biological children, ages 2 and 4, who have not been abused.