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Why Do We Clean Gutters?
Why do we have to clean gutters? It's a question I often used to ask. I thought I knew the answer. Turns out I was a little underinformed.
We clean gutters so rain water doesn't overflow. Right? Yes, but that's only the beginning of the answer.
When it rains, our gutters are responsible for collecting the water as it runs off our roofs. Here in northern Ohio, we get rain constantly. In the desert, gutters aren't really necessary (obvious, I know). Rain water, not properly diverted, is one of the main causes of moisture in basements and other types of foundations.
Excessive moisture along foundations, and especially inside home foundations, creates attractive conditions for molds to grow. Insects also love water. In fact, without high moisture, powerpost beetle larva and termites dry out and die.
So we need gutters (and downspouts) to keep our homes healthy. Unfortunately, gutters and downspouts are not maintenance free. I recommend cleaning gutters in the spring just after winter, in the fall just before winter, and after any overhanging trees have dropped their seedlings.
There are a couple methods for cleaning gutters. The tried and true method, and the one I recommend, is to scoop out the debris with your hand or a plastic scooper. It's laborious but extremely effective. All you need is a ladder and bucket. Scoop out the debris and put it in your bucket as you go. Be sure to check the downspouts for debris while you're cleaning.
Many people decide their leaf blower is less work and just as effective. In my experience the main drawback to using your leaf blower is that the debris ends up everywhere. I once started cleaning gutters in a retirement condo community and after about 10 feet I had covered the white siding with black muck. Needless to say, it did not go over well. I've never used a leaf blower since and don't recommend it.
There are a few tools that allow you to clean gutters from the ground. They essentially are long gooseneck devices that allow you to blow, spray, or grab the gutter debris from the ground. While I've never used them, my concern is that if you never look inside your gutter how do you know when they are clean?
What about gutter guards? Do they really work as well as they claim? There are numerous types of gutter guards, but I'm going to focus on three types. Screens, covers, and brushes.
First up, screens. A simple Google search of 'gutter screens' will bring up so many varieties it can be hard to classify them. I'm going to loosely classify them by hole size. Screens with large holes have the benefit of allowing a lot of water to enter quickly but have the drawback of getting clogged with seeds other plant material.
Screens with small holes, or fine mesh, prevent seeds and other plant material from getting stuck in them. The big drawback I have seen is when screens buildup ice during the winter causing ice dams and shingle heave.
Gutter covers seem to fix the problems with screens. The most popular gutter cover is the Gutter Helmet. Rain water flows in, while debris flies off the gutter. Perfect! Not exactly. Gutter covers don't work especially well in heavy rains. The water runs too fast, overwhelms the cover, and drops over the edge of the gutter. Covers can also get clogged with debris reducing their effectiveness. Since covers "cover" the gutter, they also prevent the wind from drying out the gutter, potentially leading to rot in wood fascia boards. Finally, they are extremely expensive.
Last up, brushes. Gutter brushes look like giant pipe cleaners. The idea is that leaves are prevented from getting into the gutter. While this is mostly true, the spaces between the bristles are great at holding smaller debris like seeds. Brushes also seem to slow water movement in the gutter which prevents shingle grit and other fine material from washing out. Thus, gutters with brushes tend to have a lot of dirt like material in them. Brushes are a pain to clean because you have to remove them from the gutter to clean everything.
I know, it sounds like I'm not a huge fan of gutter guards. While I don't recommend them for most situations, they can be effective if you have a lot of trees around your house. I have one tree over my house (actually my neighbors) that used to block my gutter downspout every week or two! I put gutter screens over that section of my gutter and have had success for the most part. I still need to clean my gutters seasonally, but it beats weekly!
Gutter maintenance doesn't stop with the gutters. After the gutters collect rain water, downspouts still need to get the water away from the foundation. It is important to keep your downspouts clear of debris. A clogged downspout will back up gutters and cause water to overflow. Downspouts need to move the water at least four to six feet away from your house foundation. For a more detailed explanation, check out my post about downspout extensions.
Anyway you look at it, gutters need regular maintenance which is why it should be part of your spring cleaning list. Keeping your gutters clean is critical to maintaining a dry foundation and a healthy home. Gutter guards can be helpful in certain situations but can cause problems in others. Truthfully, if you're going to spend the money to have gutter guards installed, you're better off just paying someone to clean your gutters regularly. For most people, a ladder and bucket is the best way to maintain your gutters.
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Music is a MASSIVE part of my life, it always has been. I remember my mum telling me that if I cared as much about school as I did about music, then I'd be a grade A student! I never quite made the straight A's but I never lost my love of music. Whether it was clubbing, going to gigs and festivals or even when I dabbled a bit in DJing….it was short lived (FACTOID – my DJ name was ShortTermLease) I have always had a passion for new (and old) music. Soul, Blues, HipHop, Indie, Manchester, Techno, House or Disco my Spotify / Itunes playlists (and my CD collection, back in the day) are so diverse that I always have music to match my mood. When I was pregnant with Wee C I went to a few gigs…Brian Wilson, Television (American Rock), Brian Jonestown Massacre (Psychadelic Rock) Sister Sledge, Christina and the Queens – I had tickets for Chemical Brothers, but given that I was 8 months pregnant and had inflated hands and feet, I gave that one a miss! So from as early as in my womb, Wee C has been exposed to music.
When my parents came over just after Wee C was born, my mum started to sing Rock A Bye Baby to calm our new arrival– it was at that point I really listened to the words of the song. A song that we all know and we all sing to our babies. But, it's basically a song about a baby being in a cradle attached to the branch of a tree, which then breaks and crashes to the ground. Not a happy relax and go to sleep song, but a song about disaster and death! Morbid! I got to thinking about other nursery rhymes/lullabies…
Jack and Jill – Jack had a really bad accident and smashed his skull
Grandfathers Clock – is about an old man dying
It's Raining It's Pouring – About an old man with concussion
Sing a song of sixpence – A woman being mutilated by birds
Clementine – About a beautiful woman who drowns
Humpty Dumpty – Someone falling to their death off a wall
Three Blind Mice – Poor wee things had their tails chopped off!
Do I need to go on?
These songs are HORRID! So I say its time to replace these songs with songs that make babies smile!
Fast Forward 6 months and I have a Ol Playlist for Wee C. I started off filling it with all the usual baby rot. Wheels on the Bus, Twinke Twinkle etc but they lasted 2 car journeys before I removed them all and replaced them 'decent' music. The tunes she loves the most so far are :
Milkshake – Kelis (as I danced about and sang this song, Wee C laughed for the first time)
Teardrops – Womack & Womack
A Girl Like You – Edwyn Collins
Song of Life – Leftfield
Hey Boy Hey Girl – Chemical Brothers
Celebration – Kool & the Gang
Come Together – Primal Scream
Country Girl – Primal Scream
All My Friends – LCD Soundsytem
Everywhere – Fleetwood Mac
Good Times – Chic
Over and Over – HotChip
Footloose – Kenny Loggins
Jump – Pointer Sisters
Go- Chemical Brothers
Jungle Boogie – Kool & the Gang
Lost in Music – Sister Sledge
Mess Around – Ray Charles
Movin on Up – Primal Scream
Proud Mary – Ike & Tina Turner
Rather Be – Clean Bandit
Reet Petite – Jackie Wilson
Sunny – Marvin Gaye
Your Love Keeps Lifting Me – Jackie Wilson
Walk Like an Egyptian – The Bangles
Surfin Bird – the Trashmen
Rhiannon – Fleetwood Mac
This is the One – The Stone Roses
Fools Gold – The Stone Roses
Move Any Mountain – The Shamen
Where's Me Jumper – Sultans of Ping
The Power – SNAP!
Ring My Bell – Anita Ward
Upside Down – Diana Ross
Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas
Smalltown Boy – Bronski Beat
Wings of A Dove – Madness
Baggy Trousers – Madness
Groove is in the Heart – Deelite
Music Makes You Lose Control – Les Rhythm Digitales
She's a Star – James
Funkin For Jamaica – Tome Browne
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These tunes work just now. When she was first born she really seemed to like Hip Hop like Public Enemy, Beatie Boys, Run DMC and GBros Star…so who knows what music we'll enjoy together next.
I'm sure that one day, she will love the equivalent of 1D. Bruno Mars etc (I think i avoided the proper cheese when i was younger though) and when she does, that'll be fine. . Music is an adventure that we will continue together. What are your happy baby tunes?


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Feels it's been a long long time for me to visit my own blog and write something since this Ramadhan surely as hectic as last year. But time flies faster than the speed of light and today already Eid al Fitr.
So, what kind of Raya you've had this year? For me, as long as my family gathered around its all enough. Sometimes it will turn to be total chaos because all those children keep screaming and yelling, but it's fun. I'll be tired by the end of the day but the happy feeling still lingering in my heart.
Just always praise God for holy month and hope i'll meet Ramadhan again next year.
Have a nice Eid everybody.
Allah Uya is Ali Farka Toure's from the album Niafunke (1999)


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I issued the Color Run Challenge after participating in a Color Run event over the weekend. We took this awesome pic after we finished the race…
I issued a challenge to create a project using Stampin' Up! colors that most closely matched the ones we were throwing in the picture. Here is my project. I am so pleased with the finished card!
Color Run Challenge Sample
The colors I chose for my Color Run Challenge project were Poppy Parade, Mango Melody, Pineapple Punch and Bermuda Bay. I am so happy that Poppy Parade has returned. It was an In Color years ago. I loved it then and I love it now. Mango Melody and Pineapple Punch, two brand new colors, have arrived just in time because they match the Color Run picture perfectly. The blue was the hardest color to match, however I do think Bermuda Bay did a fair job.
Remember, you can find inspiration for your paper craft projects anywhere. There are color combinations and patterns all around us. Find one that you like and mimic it in a card or other project. You can use colors from an ad, from clothing, from home decor, product labels…just about anything!
Please join in our Color Run Challenge. Share a project with me that you create using the colors you feel most closely match the ones being thrown in my picture. If I receive your project picture by Saturday, June 16, 2018, you will have a chance to win a prize!


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"I was always looking outside myself for strength and confidence, but it comes from within. It's there all the time" -Anna Freud
Dear Readers,
I dedicate this post to a very special person whose suffering from an Eating Disorder and has lost hope of recovery. This post is also a request from a reader, who bravely attended the ED treatment centre for her eating problems. I wish her a speedy recovery and a beautiful life. I promised I'll share my travels to Holy Land with her. Please do bear in mind this is my personal experience.
Back in Shere
We are back in Shere, a sleepy little village in the Surrey Hills. It's a month of June and the weather is surprisingly cold. This year summer refuses to come to UK. I look at her, she has deteriorated so much in past few weeks. People are worried and she knows it, but it's becoming more and more difficult for her to pull out of this illness. The deep deep depression has entered her mind, soul and heart. She know struggles to sit in one place for more than few minutes. Everything in her body hurts. This is a price you have to pay for listening to the Demon of Eating Disorder. "Did you know Choices have Consequences?" She asks me. "I knew there were consequences but I had no idea how much it will hurt my body and mind", she tells me. We look at small pond or is it a stream? we have no idea."I hope you understand, I can't make it this time."
She blinks back tears she no longer wishes to shed. I know she's going through cycle of self recrimination. There's life in her eyes, but she has no will to go on. We walk to a local shop and stare at array of treats. None of us are interested in eating.
We drive to other destination, other coffee shop, where she will be warm.
While we sit there with our array of hot drinks, I tell her a simple story of how dreams can come true, how miracles happen. Last time, I told her story of a Miraculous Journey of Ascension to Heavens, it gave her hope, I hope this will also uplift her.
The Miracle of Al Aqsa
I traveled to Holy Land in the summer of 2013. As I previously mentioned, it wasn't an easy decision for my family to make. With my illness came the reluctance to leave the security of my home and my bedroom. From 2007-2012, I really struggled being with people. Safest thing to do was retreat back to your bedroom and try to make sense of your place in this quickly-evolving society.
Not in a Million years had I thought Al Aqsa would happen. I wouldn't even dare to dream about this trip. During my last holiday trip to Barcelona and Seville in September 2009, I nearly died; it was by the sheer will power not to die in a foreign country and lots of prayers that enabled me survive that trip.
When the opportunity came to visit the Holy Land, and my mother consented, it was indeed a miracle I made it to Jerusalem and back.
Those that have time and search for a better time will lose time – Sufi Proverb
Now two years later, I reflect on my journey. I wouldn't change a thing about my travels. My public fear of eating subsidized with no amount of therapy ever succeeding in this area. I also learned never to take life and people for granted; in the words of Imam Ali,
"How strange and foolish is man. He loses his health in gaining wealth. Then, to regain his health he wastes his wealth. He ruins his present while worrying about his future, but weeps in the future by recalling his past. He lives as though death shall never come to him, but dies in a way as if he were never born"
― Ali
Al Aqsa was just the beginning of my new life journey, it changed me into a new person – a person I myself respect.
I lost two people from that trip: Both Maria and Jeanette were soon after diagnosed with cancer, and it was their time to leave our world. Nothing could have prevented that from happening, no medicine, no treatment and no doctor. I also dedicate this post to their memory. Rest in Peace.
Importance of Al Aqsa
We all know about the significance of Al Aqsa to the three Abrahamic faiths – Muslims, Jews and Christians. But one reason why Al Aqsa is so important to Muslims is that it's a place from where Prophet Muhammad's Miraculous Night Journey to Heaven began. It's called الإسراء والمعراج
You can read about the Miraculous Journey here.
The miracle of al-Isra' is confirmed in the Qur'an.
The Holy Qur'an was the evident miracle which sufficed all mankind as proof testifying to the truth of the message brought by Muhammed (s.a.a.w). Consider the miracle of the 'Isra' the night journey (from Mecca to Jerusalem) and mi'raj (ascension to the heavens). It is one of the most glorious of all miracles, one whereby Muhammad (s.a.a.w) became the only human being ever to be raised so high. How could the Messenger of God travel, all alone and during part of the evening, the lengthy distance from Mecca to Jerusalem without any means of the transportation? How could he traverse the domains of the heavens and physically go through all these barriers and distances, leaving the earth without a plane, a spaceship, or without a rocket? Actually, even the spaceships launched nowadays to relatively limited distances, can't compare to the distance the Messenger of God (s.a.a.w) reached when he went through the seven heaven strata; they are also liable to develop malfunctions. How then could this Messenger (s.a.a.w) describe, in minute details all what he had seen in the seven heavens in one single night, his observations, and the places he had reached? Is there any human being who can refute his description or contest his documented statements? Even his contemporary opponents could not disprove his statements.
Muslims are encouraged to visit Al Aqsa.
Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said: 'set out deliberately on a journey only to three mosques: this mosque of mine (in Medina), the Sacred Mosque (in Makkah) and the Masjid al Aqsa (in Jerusalem)' (Bukhari & Muslim).
In Jerusalem on a Retreat
We know the tragedy that surrounds Al Aqsa. The fact that clashes can break out anytime and the mosque can be raided anytime, does not stop worshipers from visiting this sacred domain. Such is the pull and allure of Al Aqsa and the blessed land around it.
After ten hours at Allenby Border, where my mind simply shut down and my sugar levels hit rock bottom, we were finally allowed to enter the walled city of Jerusalem (I will talk about my experience in Allenby Border some other time). Here I had to bear in mind, a retreat is not a holiday. The point of a retreat is to get away from the distractions and attachments of everyday life.
In Jerusalem, things became relatively easier, I think we all forgot those ten hours of wait as we made our way to our Hotel.
I allowed myself to feel free, and grateful for the wisdom and reward attained. Commodore Hotel in East Jerusalem was going to be our home for the next few days.
On the First Night, we prayed at a local mosque; walking down those steep streets towards the corner mosque was a struggle. My legs hurt so badly that I stumbled with the crowd going to mosque. I was exhausted, tired and famished by days of little eating. The retreat is also about exploring your inner awareness, and practicing your spiritual beliefs. We prayed at a mosque which reminded me of mosques in Pakistan but in much run down condition. I was so touched by a local lady and her beautiful gesture; she wanted to bring us some tea from home.
We did our night prayers, we meditated and made our way back to our hotel. I was suffering from insomnia and I was grateful to have a room all to myself. From my bedroom window I had a faint view of the Golden Dome of Al Aqsa. How lucky was I?
Time for Self-Reflection: The hardest thing about a retreat are not the 3am starts, but the inner journey – looking in the mirror at your inner self, and this is not a pretty reflection. People like me struggle in such settings, because our attachments to our illness and behaviours travel with us and we are reluctant to make the sacrifice.
I was hoping that my illness would fully disappear on this trip, but sadly the part of illness inside my brain traveled with me. I was sad with Jordan, where I was completely blind to things that were happening around me. I couldn't engage in many spiritual exercises. My mind was too numb. It's a common nature not to want to feel bad, and I have a tendency to run away from distress and focus on my ED. Mistake I made here was I set expectations; as much as I'd like to feel brilliant and perfect all the time, it's just not realistic. We are born to experience a full spectrum of emotions.
I then decided to focus on the present.
What makes you think, you'll come back to Jerusalem? I asked my self this Question. Enter Jerusalem as if this is your last trip to Jerusalem, and you'll never come back; pray in Al-Aqsa, as if it's your last prayer. Don't miss a minute of it. It was this simple thinking that carried me through my days in Jerusalem.
Day One at Al Aqsa
O Allah! Thank you for blessing thy servant with such gift.
We all gather in Hotel Lobby to go to Al-Aqsa to perform Tahajjud Prayer, a voluntary and most merited prayer, before the dawn prayer. Someone once told me that tahajjud time is a blessed time of night, when Angels descend to earth and smile at those faithful ones who pull themselves out of deep slumber of sleep and pray to Allah.
Together we walk across steep roads towards Al-Aqsa. I try to figure out how the Sheikh walks so fast. I am right at the back. We go through Alleyways and then we reach our destination.
Physically I'm shattered and then hunger, insomnia, anxiety, nostalgia, and everything else takes a back seat, as I gaze at one of the most blessed places of Islam.
A shiver runs down my spine as I try to comprehend, to really make sense of where I really was. We entered the mosque, the only site where all the Prophets prayed together at one given time.
We perform Tahajjud and then we meditate. We offer our morning prayers in congregation, pray more and then make our way back to Hotel, sun rises.
I have to eat, if I want to make most of my time in Al-Aqsa, as simple as that. I run to a local shop and purchase milk, yogurt, cheese, nuts and bread.
Imam Al Aqsa
Next Morning it's Friday, at Fajr, the Imam of Al-Aqsa took us around the Mosque and gave us a tour of one of the most historical and disputed places of Islam.
That Day We as a group performed our Friday prayer at Al-Aqsa with thousands of other worshipers.
This is a Holy Mosque where Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) prayed in congregation on the glorious night of Miraj with other Prophets. And here in Al-Aqsa, I just focused on praying and doing what I had to do. And miraculously the demon was no longer there. His whispers were no longer in my mind. Physically I was tired, but mentally I was fine. I just prayed and left the rest to God.
And when we left Jerusalem to go back to Amman, I cried. I can't forget my last prayer in Al Aqsa. I have a limited Arabic, but when the Imam of Aqsa, prayed for peace for Muslims from East to West, I broke down. The week before (this was in 2013), we lost over 1200 people in Egypt; a week later hundreds died in Iraq's sectarian violence; and who can forget the cold and calculated murder of thousands in Syria, which had prompted a swift response from certain members of the Security Council to go into Syria. This time in Al Aqsa made me realize that human spirit is stronger than any illness in the world. I had to fight for my time in Al Aqsa, but it happened. It was one step at a time and not giving in. I fell many times, but I kept on getting up with renewed intentions and at the end it all paid off. Verily with hardship there's ease.
Lessons learned from Al Aqsa
The worries about the future take you out of the present as well. All you have is now. This moment. And it is your duty to be the best version of yourself in this moment.
Each moment is an opportunity for growth. You are okay in this moment, that's all that matters. The more you focus on this, the more the fears subside and you can be the person you were put here to be.
Don't allow your fears about what people will think of you to dictate your life. Staying alone by yourself when your suffering from ED simply breeds insecurity, because you're alone with your thoughts.
Every time your thoughts drift, even in the midst of prayers, acknowledge them without getting into them or getting angry at yourself, and simply bring your mind back to the present moment.
The present moment is a gift. It is all we have. This moment is everything.
The more you focus on the present, the more you can tap into gratitude and peace.
Perfection is Allah's and not us human beings.
In Jordan, the mistake I made was being self-depreciating. It's very easy to spend every moment stuck in your own head, so you enjoy nothing and engage with nothing, because you're not present. Your thoughts colour everything you do. In Jerusalem, I learned how to manage my emotions and now two years later, I realise I am more self assured and confident.
This video was made by Alin Cretu from Romania; thank you for such Kindness, God Bless you.


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Food Failures
This weekend I did a fair bit of cooking, but none of the dishes were anything to get excited about (except for the buttermilk chicken, but more on that later). I made strawberry lime hand pies, 2 different roasts that both ended up in a Shepherd's pie, a loaf of bread, and buttermilk and panko chicken tenders.
The pies weren't too bad, they were just missing something. I mixed about a cup of chopped strawberries with the juice and the zest of one lime and 2 tablespoons of sugar. I used some ginger crust my sister gave me. Next time I'll probably use more juice and zest.
The bread was very close to a complete loss. I don't know how much of it was my fault and how much of it is the recipe's fault. About a year ago I tried making bread for the first time. I used this same recipe and the bread came out of the oven smelling good and tasting like crap, not to mention it was shaped like a flat brick.
This time I felt like I was armed with a wider knowledge of baking (since I've been baking for about 2 weeks!) and I was going to use some buttermilk to give it some added flavor. Well, it came out slightly taller than a brick and was too dense to truly enjoy. But I decided to have a warm slice slathered with butter because I feel that even crappy bread can taste decent when you have a slice as soon as it comes out. Imagine a commercial where someone is having their first bite of something good...their eyes are closed and you can see pure joy when they finally taste it. That was me, until we get to the part where I tasted the bread. Why did it taste like it needed salt? I called my sister so I could complain about the recipe. I was explaining all this when I realized that the recipe had called for salt, I just forgot to add it. Oops.I had a large London broil that I wanted to use to make more steak sandwiches. I cut the roast in half and browned both pieces, then used 2 different cooking methods just to see what the results would be. One roast went into the slow cooker with some soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, a can of cream of mushroom soup, broth and onions. The second roast went into my Rachel Ray dutch oven with broth, onions and smothered in horseradish. The slow cooker roast had more flavor, but was tougher. The dutch oven roast didn't have much flavor, except for horseradish, and it was dry, but it was more tender than the slow cooker roast. To get the roasts ready for the Shepherd's pie, I chopped them into cubes and then simmered the cubes in a couple of cups of water with a little salt for a few hours.
While all that was simmering away I decided I'd make Shepherd's pie (notice how I didn't even know what I was going to do with this cubed steak broth mixture until it was done cooking). I added some leeks and carrots and while those cooked I started cooking the potatoes. Long story short, I have a Shepherd's pie I just pulled out of the fridge. I didn't take care with it so it looks a little (VERY) sad. But I know it tastes super good and I'm the only one eating it so it's ok.Now I'm super worn out and only have a few hours of weekend left. Maybe I'll try making something else before I head to bed. :)
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I won't ever meet Will and Kate privately, just the three of us bumping into each other on an outing. The reason I probably will never meet them casually like this is because there is nothing casual about them or their lives. They are the property of the world, as will be their children and probably their children's children. God help them. My father met William's great grandparents, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth one day, an extraordinary day for him, and maybe for them as well. Who knows what they might have thought, or if they ever shared this story as I am doing now? It might have been as much a novelty for them as reigning monarchs, as it was for my dad, the vagabond pauper.
In 1939 The King and Queen made the first visit to Canada of any reigning monarchs. The tour was touted as being a chance for the royals to inspire Canadians with a new found sense of patriotic pride as a nation. I assume that the more obvious reason was the imminent threat of war with Germany. Adolf Hitler was as much the tour organizer as Lord Tweedsmuir, the then Governor General of Canada. The Brits needed to reinforce sovereign influence over their prospective Commonwealth allies. "All for one, hip hip hurray, there's a good chap." sort of thinking.
Since the trip was from coast to coast the only available mode of transportation was by train. I suppose they could have tried a royal bus ride but since most of the TransCanada Highway was gravel in those days the drive would have probably lasted longer than the war. (Besides, the train is the key to my father's rendezvous with destiny.) You see trains in those days weren't the super trans-continental electric stainless steel bullets of today, clipping along at a cool one hundred and twenty-five miles an hour, an invisible aircushion providing a ride as smooth as a baby's bum. The trains of that era were steam locomotives clanking along at thirty or forty on good days, their massive iron engines spitting and belching smoke and ash like dinosaurs readying themselves for extinction. They were truly monsters in every respect, beautiful monsters albeit, but nonetheless prehistoric by today's seamless, shiny example.
The thing about steam trains is that they had to make regularly scheduled stops to take on fuel and water. Coal and wood were the preferred combustibles. This meant that since most of Canada was barely populated (still isn't) the Canadian Pacific Railroad (CPR) had to create small desolate depots all along the route to provide these basic services. Each of these stops later became small communities hewn from the boreal forests. They dot the landscape to this day, many abandoned to be reclaimed by the wilderness, their pioneer stories carried forward on the winds of time. The train meant a lot back then. I believe that today First Nations peoples still have the sovereign Treaty Right to flag down a passing train and hitch a ride to wherever they want to go, without question or payment.
The geographical center of Canada is a city called Thunder Bay. It was actually called Port Arthur back then. It was, and still is, surrounded by thousands of miles of forests and muskeg on three sides and Lake Superior on the fourth. It was my dad's family home. My father and a friend were hired by one of the logging companies of the day to travel a few hundred miles outside of the city and spend the summer living in a tent doing a rudimentary calculation of the available timber in the area. (This didn't take astute science since the whole place was nothing but trees.) The two young men were all alone, abandoned in God's great wilderness, completely cut off from civilization. No phones, no newspapers, no nothing. They had been stuck out there for over a month and were probably going a bit squirrely. The only possible entertainment outside of the Northern Lights and trying not to be eaten by the bears was the occasional train shuffling through. There was a water tower located not far from their tent. One day an unusually short passenger train, consisting of only a few classic looking cars, chugged past them stopping at the water tower. Since my dad had nothing to do but think of girls and swat flies he wondered down the tracks to take a look, hoping to have an opportunity to gossip with the engineer and crew. Any news of the pending war in Europe was of importance to the two young fellows, if for no other reason than a war could provide a chance for alternative employment and get them out of that mosquito infested incredibly boring forest. (At that point Europe sounded good even if it required dodging some artillery fire.) He sidled along past the few cars and rounded the corner of the caboose. Low and behold, standing there in all their finery were King George and Queen Elizabeth. They were as shocked to see my father as he was to see them. There were no human beings for hundreds and hundreds of miles. If it wasn't for the train crew's prying eyes the royals could have been standing there stark naked taking a bit of fresh Canadian sun. As it was they were all prim and proper (are they ever any other way) and after the initial jolt of coming face to face with another English speaking white man in the middle of nowhere, they began to chat amiably about this and that. My father's friend came along after a bit and fetched his camera to take this historic (from our family's stand point) photo of my dad and the royal couple. My father said that no security of any kind presented itself that day. There may have been a few royal body guards or RCMP dozing in the bar car, but none of them deemed this strange bushman lolling about under the King and Queen's noses as anything to be overly troubled about. My dad said that he thought the King might have held a pistol in the hand he had stuck into his suit jacket pocket. He said the mood was polite and easy so he didn't think (The King) was readying himself to start blasting away like James Bond at the blink of an eye. They all shared a couple of smokes as they waited for the watering to be completed. (I hope they were The King's ciggies. My dad was broke, that's why he was living in a tent in the first place.)
Anyway, that's the way it was in 1939 when the royals came to your neighbourhood. So what are my chances with Will and Kate?
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My lfs had some the other day, ive never heard of them and i cant find any info about them anywhere, only one person on here has said hes heard of them, other than that nothing, they were only 6 bucks which also makes me weary of buying them, if they are legit id like to get some for my 29, if not well then i hate my lfs for getting my hopes up... Any info on them at all would be helpful if you can link a site with info on them that would be fantastic.
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No thats not them, those are dwarf neons, i bought the ones i saw since i felt i wouldent see them again lol, they look like mini boesemanis, they are only about 2 inches long, they are smaller than my dwarf gourami
its likely a hybrid between the dwarf and the bosmanie i catch my turq, bose, and dwarfs all spawning in one area of the tank so my guess would be its a hybrid
Hmm that could be it, makes me wonder if they can breed? some hybrid animals cant reproduce, that being said i think i have a male and female but i'm not really sure, they are both about the same size but one has a much fatter belly and its colors arent quite as nice, that being said occasionally they look like they are flaring at each other then they will be just schooling like nothing, i would of bought more but there were only 2...
well for bose. mine anyway the female is much less colorful and generally only the male will flare usually going back and forth in front of the female and about them breeding and having offspring im not to sure there fairly closely related so i think they might be able to cant tell you from experience though


text: Welcome to Grind My Gears, Rant Off! Really need to get something off your chest? Some problem bothering you enough to warrant a few paragraphs? You've come to the right place. Here we don't bash on each other. We don't make sly comments questioning our competence, capability, skills, or beliefs. If we honestly disagree with what someone said and you must say something, then rant away. (Attack the ideas, not the believer.) Of course I still encourage comments and questions for any post, but this isn't a place to debate; it is a place to hear opposing and diverse in depth thoughts pertaining to each of us. We will learn more about each other and at the same time maybe more then that. If we can route some of that rage appearing on other threads here, maybe we can make this place even friendlier. Well I'll start this off with the first rant: Sometimes this world makes me go with how unreasonable and backwards it can be. I often wonder if it is possible to really escape from the influence of Modern Judeo-Christian Society. Themes of free-will, saviors, sins, demons/angels, self-sacrifice, discriminations, etc. etc. have infiltrated and seeped into just about any named work. The ones that don't stick to the paradigm, make that the point, which in a way, isn't much different than not making the point and abusing those themes. So we abuse the themes because as a decadent society we have chosen themes to abuse. As writers we either write with our own personal beliefs or with common beliefs. Either way, escaping the roots of our perceived cultural reality, is damn hard, shameful, terrifying, and overall leaves us feeling lonely. If you can manage a book on top of all that, then making it marketable is still another challenge. I don't have anything against any Religion personally, islamic or otherwise, but I am well versed in Christianity and The Bible. I've read it, and I was impressed and let down at the same time. It did make me realize why Religion isn't so bad. It really is whatever the people need it to be.(i.e. It fits w/e agenda it needs to. It's malleable.) The Middle East uses it to get people to become terrorist. We use it to believe 'why we shouldn't yell at that annoying person who won't shut up', or to turn down a tempting amount of cash in some shady business. It can be both good and bad and there isn't a clever way to distinguish one way or another. We are simply caught in it's storm and don't have much a choice otherwise. It enables us as much as it holds us back, and it's hard to determine whether it will end, what will end it, and will it be for the better? There is a lot of interesting perspectives that many would find appalling but could result in the 'bright' future we expect in ourselves. I'm wondering how bad it has to get before we start listening to the people who are trying to be the real heroes.(e.g. Food Inc., Whistleblowers, and books like 'Pure, White, and Deadly.') It's not me of course, but if I can give them some attention, then maybe they can gain the traction they deserve. End Rant, I feel much better.


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It's not often we toot our own horns and call ourselves creative geniuses in the kitchen. But when something magical happens during the recipe testing process and when ingredients are harmonious and methods are refined and fateful, you thank the recipe gods and publish the article ASAP as you lick the remnants of Curry Fried Chicken off your fingers.
But what is it that makes our fried chicken the best you've ever had? It all starts by skipping the liquid brine and instead concocting a curry powder paste combined with garlic, shallots, mangoes and scotch bonnet peppers to seal in the natural juices of the chicken and infuse the chicken. The thick curry paste clings to the chicken and eliminates the traditional buttermilk dunk before the final flour coating before frying.
The end result? A chunky crispy outside with a juicy and flavourful inside with notes of curry spices and a sweet mango base makes this the ultimate friend chicken.
Serving this Curry Fried Chicken between a grilled bun slathered with spicy mayo and topped with a cool coleslaw takes this sandwich to another level of comfort food and is the ultimate transition dish into fall while still reaping the sunshiny benefits of summer.
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The Clucking Best Curry Fried Chicken Sandwich EVER
Inspired by Donna Hay's Katsu Curry Fried Chicken Burger, we put an Island twist on her version by marinating the chicken in West Indian curry, scotch bonnets, and sweet mango. This paste collects all the flour and makes for the crispiest, most flavourful chicken sandwich you'll ever have.
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Cook Time: 15 minutes
- Total Time: 30 minutes
- Yield: 4 sandwiches 1x
- Category: Food + Drink, Main
- Cuisine: West Indian
- 8 chicken thighs (boneless + skinless)
- ¼ cup Caribbean curry powder
- 1 tsp roasted cumin (geera)
- ¼ cup diced mango
- 2 large limes (juiced)
- 1 small shallot (minced)
- 4 cloves garlic (minced)
- 2 scotch bonnet peppers (minced)
- 1 tsp fresh thyme
- 1 tsp salt + additional for seasoning
- ½ tsp black pepper
- 2 tbsp water
- 1 cup flour
- ½ cup cornmeal
- 1 tbsp baking powder
- 6 cups peanut oil (or other frying oil)
- ¼ cup mayo
No. 1 | Place the chicken thighs in a single layer on plastic wrap. Cover with another piece of plastic wrap. Using a meat tenderizer, pound out the chicken thighs to a ¼ inch thickness. Place in a bowl or ziploc bag for marinating.
No. 2 | In a small food processor, blend together the curry powder, cumin, mango, lime juice, shallot, garlic, scotch bonnets, thyme, salt and black pepper. Reserve 2 tbsp on the mixture and pour the rest over the chicken thighs. Massage the marinade into the chicken and place in the fridge for at least 1 hour and up to 4 hours.
No. 3 | Heat the peanut oil to 350° in a large saucepan on medium heat. Use a thermometer to keep track of the oil temperature. While the oil is coming to temperature, mix the remaining curry marinade with 2 tbsp of water. Cook in a small saucepan on medium-high heat for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and allow to cool. Once cool, mix the curry sauce with mayo for topping the sandwich.
No 4 | Meanwhile, whisk together the flour, cornmeal, and baking powder in a large tupperware container or ziploc bag. Place each piece of marinated chicken in the flour and shake vigorously until all thighs have a thick coating of flour on them.
No. 5 | Fry the chicken in small batches for 4-5 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack lined with paper towel. Season with salt while they are still hot.
No. 6 | Serve on your favourite bun with curried mayo, coleslaw or greens, tomatoes, cheese or whatever else you like.
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'It is a simple matter. I know your name, and you knew mine, once upon a time: Eiji Miyake. Yes, that Eiji Miyake. We are both busy people, Ms Kato, so why not cut the small talk? I am in Tokyo to find my father. You know his name and you know his address. And you are going to give me both. Right now.' Or something like that. A galaxy of cream unribbons in my coffee cup, and the background chatter pulls into focus. My first morning in Tokyo, and I am already getting ahead of myself. The Jupiter Café sloshes with lunch-hour laughter, Friday plottings, clinking saucers. Drones bark into mobile phones. She-drones hitch up sagging voices to sound more feminine. Coffee, seafood sandwiches, detergent, steam. I have an across-the-street view of the PanOpticon's main entrance. Quite a sight, this zirconium gothic skyscraper. Its upper floors are hidden by clouds. Under its tight-fitting lid Tokyo steams –34°C with 86% humidity. A big Panasonic display says so. Tokyo is so close up you cannot always see it. No distances. Everything is over your head – dentists, kindergartens, dance studios. Even the roads and walkways are up on murky stilts. Venice with the water drained away. Reflected airplanes climb over mirrored buildings. I always thought Kagoshima was huge, but you could lose it down a side alley in Shinjuku. I light a cigarette – Kool, the brand chosen by a biker ahead of me in the queue – and watch the traffic and passers-by on the intersection between Omekaido Avenue and Kita Street. Pin-striped drones, a lip-pierced hairdresser, midday drunks, child-laden housewives. Not a single person is standing still. Rivers, snowstorms, traffic, bytes, generations, a thousand faces per minute. Yakushima is a thousand minutes per face. All of these people with their boxes of memories labelled 'Parents'. Good shots, bad shots, frightening figures, tender pictures, fuzzy angles, scratched negatives – it doesn't matter, they know who ushered them on to Earth. Akiko Kato, I am waiting. Jupiter Café is the nearest lunch place to PanOpticon. It would be so much simpler if you would just drop by here for a sandwich and a coffee. I will recognize you, introduce myself, and persuade you that natural justice is on my side. How do daydreams translate into reality? I sigh. Not very well, not every often. I will have to storm your fortress in order to get what I want. Not good. A building as huge as the PanOpticon probably has other exits, and its own restaurants. You are probably an empress by now with slaves to fetch your meals. Who says you even eat lunch? Maybe a human heart for breakfast tides you over until suppertime. I entomb my Kool in the remains of its ancestors, and resolve to end my stake-out when I finish this coffee. I'm coming in to get you, Akiko Kato. Three waitresses staff Jupiter Café. One – the boss – is as brittle as an imperial dowager who poisoned her husband with misery, one has a braying donkey voice, and the third is turned away from me, but she has the most perfect neck in all creation. Dowager is telling Donkey about her hairdresser's latest failed marriage. 'When his wife fails to measure up to his fantasies, he throws her overboard.' The waitress with the perfect neck is serving a life sentence at the sink. Are Dowager and Donkey cold-shouldering her, or is she cold-shouldering them? Level by level, the PanOpticon disappears – the clouds are down to the eighteenth floor. The fog descends farther when I look away. I calculate the number of days I have been alive on a paper serviette – 7,290, including four leap years. The clock says five to one, and the drones drain away from Jupiter Café. I guess they are afraid they'll get restructured if one o'clock finds them anywhere but their striplit cubicles. My coffee cup stands empty in a moat of slops. Right. When the hour hand touches one, I'm going into the PanOpticon. I admit I'm nervous. Nervous is cool. A recruitment officer for the Self-Defence Forces came to my high school last year, and said that no fighting unit wants people who are immune to fear – soldiers who don't feel fear get their platoon killed in the first five minutes on the battlefield. A good soldier controls and uses his fear to sharpen his senses. One more coffee? No. One more Kool, to


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I can't believe it is almost the halfway mark for 2010, and I am not even close to being halfway organized.
I am working a little each day though boxing up things for the garage sale and sending them on over to my sister's house where we will be having the sale. It is at least making me feel somewhat productive.
My husband takes his entrance exams on Saturday for the Police Academy! I am so nervous and anxious, and I hate wishing the summer away, but I NEED to know if he gets accepted. At least Saturday we will know if he even has a chance at getting in. If he passes the tests I think I will be able to take a short breath before holding it in again while we wait for background checks and interviews and such to be done.
In the meantime I became a ChaCha guide to try to make a little extra cash. I got to start yesterday and I have only earned $7. It is a bit disappointing with the amount of time I have spent answering questions. I don't expect to get rich, but I would like to make more than $2 an hour. I really would like to earn some extra money sewing, or even baking, but I don't think that is going to happen. With as little money as I am making on ChaCha, I feel like I should be cleaning or organizing instead, but now that I started I feel like I at least need to make enough to make it worth cashing out, they charge $2 for the "pay me now" option and in order to get a "monthly" payment you have to have made at least $100!
I don't currently have any organizing pictures; however, I will share the cake I made for my son's 1st birthday:
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Photo: Book cover for Eat Papaya Naked: The pH Balanced Diet for Super Health & Glowing Beauty by Susan M. Lark, MD
This visually exquisite book is full of colorful photos, organic recipes, remedies, and TIPS for getting maximum "health benefit" from WHAT YOU EAT. Here's one example:
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These "spots" are described in Eat Papaya Naked like this:
"Age spots are the harmless, round or oval, flat, irregularly-edged brownish spots on the skin that begin to show after menopause. [These spots are] caused by an accumulation of debris in skin cells, due to free radical oxidation damage occurring throughout [the] body.
Exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays, heat, trauma, radiation, heavy metals, and changes in oxygen potential also affect the formation of melanin—the dark pigment of the skin—and hasten the formation of age spots.
And, according to Chinese medicine, dairy foods, red meats, and saturated fats congest [the] liver, blocking the chi (energy) and preventing [the] liver from detoxifying the blood. The result: age spots, acne, eczema, boils, and other types of skin lesions."
But all is not lost! There are remedies, in fact, more than one!
Here's what the author of Eat Papayas Naked, Susan Lark, suggests:
1) Increase your Vitamin-A intake. Research has shown that Vitamin-A can significantly reduce the appearance of age spots. AND your supplements do NOT have to be tablets or capsules. Two-four heaping teaspoons of spirulina (a greens food) per day can provide 20,000—40,000 IU of Vitamin-A;
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I just moved to SF (Inner Richmond) from Amsterdam and would really love to get out on the water! I know the season is almost over, but hope that someone is willing to show me around the different kite spots in September.
I've been kiting for around 8 years and am focusing more on freestyle/wakestyle lately. I'm an IKO instructor since this year, so wouldn't mind giving beginners some pointers if they're willing to take me to the water :)


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This morning, a friend of mine alerted me to a news story going around that claimed ABC was interested in making a Full House reboot. After banging my head on my bathtub, Kyle Spencer style, for 10 minutes, I put on my investigative attire (which looks a lot like my regular attire, but is totally different), and, well, I investigated.
The original article—which appeared today on Entertainment Tonight's website—is no longer online, and the syndicated version (on Yahoo!) has also been pulled. Meanwhile, the Today show reports that the source of this morning's hullabaloo was a post on a blog called Disney Treasures, which itself was an exact copy of an April Fools joke that Screenrant published seven months ago. Whether or not the story is true or false isn't really the issue here, though (but again, for the record: It's false). The issue is that Hollywood has run out of ideas, and that a Full House remake is not only entirely plausible, but it's actually probably something that someone somewhere has pitched.
Let's take a look at what's on tap, shall we? Disney's got Girl Meets World, a spin-off or extension of the popular '90s series Boy Meets World, on the horizon, NBC is attempting to bring Murder, She Wrote back to life, and CBS is mulling over the idea of rebooting Charmed. Yes, we've reached the point in time where people are waxing nostalgic for the good old days of the 1990s, and I for one think that's a crappy idea. The '90s were a good decade for TV, sure... when you're not comparing them to anything that premiered after 2000. In the '90s, TV was full of wholesome shows, family shows, shows that left you feeling warm and fuzzy inside as the credits rolled and the blooper tags began. But we've evolved since then. Many viewers no longer want to learn a life lesson every week. We want thought-provoking, edge-of-our-seats drama. We want exciting. We want television that's new and bold and frankly, that's not at all what we'll be getting if some of the projects that are currently in development make it to air.
At San Diego Comic-Con this past July, I sat in on Joss Whedon's solo panel. He does one every year, and it usually ends up being one big, funny Q&A session. But Whedon didn't earn his status as the king of Comic-Con by being self-deprecating and funny. He did it by spearheading several of the most innovative TV series of the last 10 to 15 years. And he's been known to let a nugget of truth slip out between all the jokes. And during this particular Comic-Con session, he said something that jumps to the forefront of my mind every time a new remake is announced. When asked why the Dr. Horrible sequel had been pushed back yet again, Whedon explained that he wanted to create something new more than he wanted to revisit his past, which is why he jumped at the chance to make Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. rather than finish the long-awaited sequel. He also stated that he believed we needed to be creating new content, and that remakes are no longer about nostalgia. That's never been more clear than it is right now.
The rash of recent remake announcements has nothing to do with missing certain shows, or yearning for the way they used to make us feel. They aren't in development because they have something new to add to popular culture. More often than not, they resemble the skeletal remains of once-beloved TV heroes. They're shadows of the great things they once were. They're last-ditch efforts from networks that are grasping at straws to remain relevant in a world where new, inventive ideas are becoming an endangered species. The Charmed reboot that CBS has ordered a pilot script for? That series only went off the air in 2006. That's only seven years ago. I have clothing that's older than that.
Last week, movie-review site The Dissolve declared 2017 the year of new ideas with regard to the film industry. Writer Keith Phipps called a moratorium on the remakes and sequels and literary adaptations that've already been done a million times, and argued that in 2017, Hollywood should be forced should to start over. And now I'd like to do something similar for television, whether or not that rumor of a Full House reboot is real. Yes, we've had our own fun lately with the onslaught of news about remakes, reboots, and re-imaginings coming from the TV networks, but the time has come to put an end to that once and for all.
In an ideal world, with the end of the year quickly approaching, I'd declare 2014 to be the year of new ideas for TV. But there are already several deals in place for the 2014 season, not to mention Fox's 24: Live Another Day and FX's Fargo to look forward to. But also in an ideal world, the remakes and reboots and re-imaginings we've learned of thus far will never make it past the pilot process. Given the current state of network television, that's not so likely to happen. So here's what I'm proposing: 2015 is our year, 2015 is the year we shelve the old and look toward the future. And here's how we do it...
No more reboots or remakes.
Let's leave the past in the past. Charmed was fun for awhile, until it wasn't. And it probably only lived as long as it did because The WB didn't have much else to depend on at the time. The Bridge was an Americanized tale of a Danish series, but it never became the must-watch series FX was hoping it'd be, Season 2 renewal notwithstanding. And on that same note, why must Americans remake everything of quality from other countries? Why can't we praise the original series without also tarnishing it by adding our own flair? Sundance is currently airing the haunting original French series The Returned, but A&E is remaking it. BBC America just finished airing the U.K.'s Broadchurch, but Fox is remaking it—and with the same lead actor, to boot. Why? Because we're greedy.
No more adaptations—or at least no more multiple adaptations of the same work.
There are currently two Sherlock Holmes series on TV. AMC's biggest series, The Walking Dead, is an adaptation of a graphic novel, and the network is already planning a "companion piece" spin-off. ABC Family and The CW both have popular shows based on popular book series, Pretty Little Liars and The Vampire Diaries, and they've both launched spin-offs this season. And there are, what, five Wizard of Oz adaptations in the works right now? It's hard to get excited about any of the Oz ideas, when every other week, someone's waving a new Dorothy idea in your face. L. Frank Baum's story and its characters have been in the public domain since 1956, so why are these adaptations only coming alive now? Doesn't matter. Let's stop doing the same things over and over again.
No more spin-offs.
I know i just wrote an article about current TV characters who could carry their own spin-offs, but the truth of the matter is that we should put a stop to spin-offs, too. Can't we think of anything better than what's already out there?
No more re-imaginings.
When Ronald D. Moore and David Eick redeveloped the kitschy old Battlestar Galactica for a new generation in 2003, it worked because they were able to set the series against a contemporary backdrop. They were able to frame the series in such a way that it was an allegory for a post-9/11 world. The new series was more serious and less campy than the original. It jump-started serious discussions, and it was thought provoking. But that was a case of being in the right place at the right time. The series lost its way toward the end, but it succeeded because it was on Syfy and because no one else was doing anything like it. That's not the case anymore.
No more TV series as movies.
This seems a bit hypocritical coming from someone who shelled out a big wad o' cash for the Veronica Mars movie Kickstarter who is utterly excited to see the finished product, but that, I believe, is a situation that will never happen again. It was a new endeavor, the first of its kind, and it was clearly a labor of love for everyone involved. I don't support the idea that all failed TV shows, or that any TV show, for that matter, can live on as films. I think we should be happy with what we had and call it a day. TV shows will always be canceled before their time, and many of them will never receive a proper ending. Hell, even when they do, we still don't ever seem to be satisfied. And yes, that was a dig at everyone who's still clamoring for a Friday Night Lights movie, or more Breaking Bad episodes. Friday Night Lights ended as perfectly as it could have, so why do we need more? Let's just put an end to this and ensure that we'll never have to sit through another Sex and the City movie by just saying no to all TV-shows-turned-major-motion-pictures.
If we can abide by these rules, I think we'll be in better shape in the end. It might get worse before it gets better, but if we quit the remakes, reboots, and re-imaginings cold turkey, we should be through the withdrawal and the night sweats come 2015. Part of the reason the networks are performing so poorly lately is that they're recycling storylines that maybe weren't so great in the first place. Which leads to early cancellations, and then suddenly everyone's wondering what went wrong. It's obvious what went wrong: the art and medium of television has evolved. What worked a decade ago, or two decades ago, doesn't work anymore. The only way to make it through this is to start over fresh. Who's with me?


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