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heehee ....Hey....they can't keep the good ole southern porch folk down, can they! "The South will ri-i-ise ag'in!!" And we have!
Looks like the little critters are asleep, Mariane ...must've been a busy day for the pups!!
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heehee ....Hey....they can't keep the good ole southern porch folk down, can they! "The South will ri-i-ise ag'in!!" And we have!
Looks like the little critters are asleep, Mariane ...must've been a busy day for the pups!!
Blessings, Linda Owen
"...We have seen His glory...." John 1:14 (NIV)
they were so cute earlier, Linda, yipping and yapping and biting each others ears and climbing all over each other. I have 3 live cams of different breeds of dogs that I keep on my screen all the time and they bring me so much laughter and joy.
I'm so glad you finally got on the porch extension. When our main porch is repaired, we'll probably want to return to it, don't you think? There is so much archived there that we would want to return to. I wonder how we can shut this one down at that time. Any ideas? Or could we just leave a message saying our porch was repaired and direct people back to it?
Are you going to try to enter the challenge on the USA? There's such a lot that can be written about it. I wish I could get a fire lit under me so I could start writing again.
Mariane Holbrook
"Because of the Lord's great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness." Lamentations 3:22-23
Very quick pop in. I haven't read posts yet, but just saw this. How cool! I've been gone all afternoon, so have some things to do in the house before I can really play on here. Will catch up on the reading and be back in a while.
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How about a nice piece of Southern pecan pie? Did anyone bring any to the porch party?
I brought some French vanilla ice cream that will work with that pie. Ymmm!
When do we get to hear Dub's banjo? Does he sing too?
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BeachGrandma, I think you cheated with those puppy photos. Those are somebody else's pups. Old Blue's lot has much more variety in colors, sizes and shapes. Of course, Mariane is just being cautious, hiding the real babies to protect them from cyber-swipers.
You said to bring goodies, so I invited the snowbirds from the entire MN Nice forum. Hope that was okay. I forgot to tell them they should bring stuff to feed the dogs (cause I don't think you meant you would feed my "goodies" to the dogs!) Yikes!
I knew you wouldn't want me to bring the lutefisk. But, I'm sure you'll like my last loaf of julekaga and a big batch of Edy's Famous Fudge (with a hint of raspberry flavor). Mmmmmm! Goes good with Bible study, too.
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Did someone say FUDGE??? and RASPBERRY flavor??? YUM! Actually, my sweet little daughter in law has a pecan pie in the oven right now as I'm typing. We're here in Nashville for a few days..Randy's at the evangelism convention over at the Opry Mills area and I'm enjoying our 'kids' tonight. I'll see if Bev will share her pie with the southern porch gang I'm sure she'll be willing but wrenching it away from our son will be the feat of the evening! haha! (can you believe he wanted pecan pie at 9:00 at night!
Blessings, Linda Owen
"...We have seen His glory...." John 1:14 (NIV)
What fun! The party is in full swing now. I hope y'all like guacamole and tortilla chips. I brought extra chips to feed Ole Blue. He's been such a good boy waiting on us to return that he deserves a treat.
And I just happen to have some cherry cobbler here, too. I just took it out of the oven (seriously). It goes great with pecan pie and fudge.
I was singing, but I see I'm making Ole Blue howl. Instead, let's have devotions.
I'm Bound for the Promised Land
I'd love some fudge right now. Yummmm.
I've never had pecan pie. Is it really rich? Does it go well with chocolate?
Okay, so I just had two boring pieces of toast and strawberry jam (jelly for you all) for lunch, so not surprised all this talk of fudge and pies is getting my mouth watering.
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Haha...Deb, if you eat chocolate and pecan pie at the same time you'll have to borrow some insulin to subdue the sugar! ....although...I have actually eaten a piece of chocolate infused pecan pie...but that's just not 'Suthun' at all! But for you, dear Deb....we'll fix it any way you want it when you come!!! 'Suthun' hospitality knows no bounds!!
Blessings, Linda Owen
"...We have seen His glory...." John 1:14 (NIV)
Hey ya'll. I'd started reading in the other porch, sitting quietly and enjoying the conversation. This new one seems like another great place to enjoy.
There is this one pecan pie I've enjoyed at other get-togethers that has chocolate chips added. It is fabulous. I've got that recipe around here somewhere. Will have to whip some up real soon.
Dub, the scripture you gave is one of my favorites.
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And Mariane...we'll just be extra careful and not say anything worth saving in this thread OK? You got that folks? Everything in this thread has to be worthless!
Blessings, Linda Owen
"...We have seen His glory...." John 1:14 (NIV)
But Deb, *everything* goes with chocolate.
And is it all jam in Australia? Just curious, because we have jam here, too, but it's not smooth like jelly. Jelly is made just from the juice of the fruit, jam has juice and pulp. Preserves have chunks or sometimes even whole pieces of fruit.
Just a li'l side note: The pecan tree is the state tree of Texas. We make a mean pecan pie here in Texas. And yes, it's quite rich.
I'm Bound for the Promised Land
Yep, pecan pie is so rich it makes Donald Trump jealous!!
Teresa, if you post that great recipe be sure to leave something out of it...remember...this thread has to remain worthless .
Blessings, Linda Owen
"...We have seen His glory...." John 1:14 (NIV)
You have to know I love you all since I just brought in a whole new tin of Williams Sonoma Peppermint bark and a big ole box of Littlejohn's Almond bark which I keep in the freezer! They're both so good that I reordered twice and now I have zits! I haven't had zits since 10th grade when I sat across from Ben Franklin. But I'm happy to share them but make sure that Ole Blue and the puppies don't get any because chocolate is the worst thing on earth for doggies.
Edy, about the puppies. I ummmmmmm changed our minds about the breed. We had talked about several but these babies are so cute when they're awake that I didn't think you'd mind.
And we LOVE having Minnesota Nice people here! You're all our buddies anyway! I'd love to see all of you stay. We have great birthday parties, too. I just noticed that Deb's birthday is January 23! That's the day I get to tape 24 hours of the old Randolph Scott westerns from the Dish Network's western station. I can't wait. Now to get Deb to drop by! hmmmmm
Love you sweet thangs!
Mariane Holbrook
"Because of the Lord's great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness." Lamentations 3:22-23
I found this and thought I'd share it with y'all...
Dear Lord,
Thank you for this sink of dirty dishes; we have plenty of food to eat.
Thank you for this pile of dirty, stinky laundry; we have plenty of nice clothes to wear.
And I would like to thank you, Lord, for those unmade beds; they were so warm and comfortable last night. I know that many have no bed.
My thanks to you, Lord, for this bathroom, complete with all the splattered mess, soggy, grimy towels and the dirty lavatory; they are all so convenient.
Thank you for this finger-smudged refrigerator that needs defrosting so badly; it has served us faithfully for many years. It is full of cold drinks and enough leftovers for two or three meals.
Thank you, Lord, for this oven that absolutely must be cleaned today; it has baked so many things over the years.
The whole family is grateful for that tall grass that needs mowing and lawn that needs raking; we all enjoy the yard.
Thank you, Lord, even for that slamming screen door. My kids are healthy and able to run and play. Many children cannot.
Lord, the presence of all these chores awaiting me says You have richly blessed my family. I shall do them cheerfully and I shall do them gratefully.
Even though I clutch my blanket and growl when the alarm rings... Thank you, Lord, that I can hear. There are many who are deaf.
Even though I keep my eyes closed against the morning light as long as possible...Thank you, Lord, that I can see. Many are blind.
Even though I huddle in my bed and put off rising...Thank you, Lord, that I have the strength to rise. There are many who are bedridden.
Even though the first hour of my day is hectic with socks that are lost, toast that is burned, tempers that are short, and my children that are so loud...Thank you, Lord, for my family. There are many who are lonely.
Even though our breakfast table never looks like the pictures in magazines and the menu is at times not balanced...Thank you, Lord, for the food we have. There are many who are hungry.
Even though the routine of my job is often monotonous...Thank you, Lord, for the opportunity to work. There are many who are jobless.
Even though I grumble and bemoan my fate from day to day and wish my circumstances were not so modest...Thank you, Lord, for life.
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If frustration hadn't already set in for the Toronto Raptors by Monday, it surely did after a 92-74 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers.
The defeat was the Raptors' 11th in their past 12 games. How testy are the Raptors? Enough to get in a tug-of-war with a referee.
BOX SCORE: Trail Blazers 92, Raptors 74
Raptors forward Amir Johnson just had to have the ball after Trail Blazers forward J.J. Hickson hit a second-quarter free throw. But David Jones didn't take kindly to having the ball wrestled away from him and gave Johnson the boot.
"He turned his back; I really wanted to know what happened," Johnson said, according to SI.com. "Nothing was said. I lost my cool right there. I never had any problems all the eight years I've been in the league. I never argued with a ref or did anything wrong. From there, I just lost my cool."
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Statistics Classes Tackle Gun Ownership and Violence
Students in the introductory undergraduate business statistics classes taught by Mark Ferris, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Decision Sciences, kicked off the spring semester with the first of 11 innovative and challenging homework assignments designed to hone their critical thinking skills. Given that 2013 is the International Year of Statistics, this seems particularly apt.
|Mark Ferris, Ph.D.
In the book Academically Adrift, authors Richard Arum and Josipa Roksa provide strong evidence that there are small to non-existent gains in critical thinking, complex reasoning and writing skills over the course of a student's entire college education. Ferris believes that the intro stats course is an ideal vehicle to improve these very same skills.
In order to address those issues, Ferris created a new vein of homework called "Statistics as Evidence." The first assignment addresses the issues of advocacy and evidence.
As part of "DSC 207 Homework 1: Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics," the students analyzed the websites of two diametrically opposed organizations - the National Rifle Association (NRA) and The Brady Campaign to Reduce Gun Violence.
Students were asked to analyze the credibility of their respective use of data and evidence, and the role that advocacy plays, while commenting on any ethical issues. Ferris, who has used this as a first assignment for a number of years, said that in light of the shootings at Sandy Hook it has been of particular interest.
"As part of the class, students read and analyze different websites, articles and evidentiary books," Ferris said. "I teach three sessions of 50 students where this is required and we have had some very spirited and interesting class discussions."
Another Statistics as Evidence assignment includes viewing a "TED Talk on Big Data" by a MIT graduate student and reading the New York Times piece "The Age of Big Data," where students are asked to respond to prompts like the following: What's new about Big Data? Are there ethical considerations? If so what are they? How does Big Data relate to our own statistics course?
Ferris adds that writing the analysis is only the beginning. Students then spend class time divided into groups of three where they discuss their analyses. A class discussion follows where students are randomly called on in a Socratic exercise where they explain their thinking and respond to other student comments.
Other assignments include looking at issues of risk and probability surrounding terrorism, interpreting disease statistics when it's a matter of life and death, and looking at the relationship between income inequality and well-being.
In addition to improving critical thinking skills, these various assignments supply essential context, which is often missing in introductory statistics courses.
International students constitute an important demographic and fully participate in all aspects of the educational experience involving analyzing, writing and discussing the 11 assignments.
Ferris said this new homework approach has been wildly successful if you are to judge from some of the comments from his students -- "Learned real life stuff," "Helps you think like a statistician," "Valuable material that gives you a better understanding on how to be a critical thinker."
Former student Kelli Holland, a junior at the John Cook School of Business said the class had a profound effect on how she evaluates information and an even greater impact on how information, particularly statistics and data, is presented in the media.
"Dr. Ferris' class taught me to embrace my skepticism in a more enlightened way, a way that made me look behind the numbers for deeper context," Holland said. "I feel as though my decision making and analytical skills have definitely been raised to a much higher level that has changed the way I think and go about my life by allowing me to effectively use data analysis for knowledge creation."
Holland is currently doing an honors research project supervised by Ferris that brings together the theme of statistics evidence and its application to "Big Data and Social Media Analytics" in business.
Fellow Cook School Junior Kelsey Jackson also says the class has changed the way she looks at information.
"It has shown me that even though a statistic may be presented as unbiased, it can be biased in order to favor a certain organization or person's point of view," Jackson said.
"I've also learned to think critically when reading articles and consider where the authors are getting their information," Jackson added. "We have learned to consider the role that advocacy plays in writing with statistics because advocating for a cause can change the way the person presents the information."
Another student, Connor Campbell, a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences, feels that the enormous amount of information being disseminated has caused a progressive increase in the complexity of pursuing the truth - making classes like "Statistics as Evidence" so important for evaluating data.
"In order to efficiently differentiate between various claims, we must possess the ability to think analytically and solve problems in an empirically defensible manner," Campbell said.
"At SLU one of the fundamental missions of the Operations and ITM Department is to impart a sense of rationality to students who will be involved in the endless discourses that help shape society as a whole. Attaining the so-called 'full picture' can only come through a diverse approaches that encourages higher orders of thought," Campbell added.
Ferris also has added a new innovation to the class by having his students follow him on Twitter where he Tweets out links to interesting statistical studies and news about various topics including data science, social media analytics and internship possibilities. Follow him on Twitter at @ferristician (a name suggested by one of his students).


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Skip to comments.New report reveals Obama spends twice as much time golfing than working
Posted on 05/05/2013 8:27:25 AM PDT by COUNTrecount
President Obama has spent 3.6% of his total work time in economic meetings or briefings of any kind (assuming a six day, 10-hour a-day workweek) throughout his presidency
President Obama has spent a total of 474.4 hours (or 47.410-hour workdays) in economic meetings or briefings of any kind throughout his presidency
In 2013, President Obama has spent 6 total hours in economic meetings of any kind
The number of days with some sort of economic meeting have declined significantly throughout President Obamas time in office.
Throughout 2009, President Obama had 140 days with economic meetings. By 2012, the number of days with a scheduled economic meeting decreased to 29 (an 79% decrease)
President Obama has attended a total of 645 PDBs (intelligence briefings) since taking office (42.1% of the 1532 days we reviewed)
Throughout his time in office, President Obama has played 115 total rounds of golf and spent 86 days on vacation, for an estimated combined total of 976 hours.
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I wish he had spent more time golfing. Then he would have done less damage to our country.
What difference does it make?
.......his morning SECURITY BRIEFINGS, (the one's he attends), were down to two a week, when he felt like it. When he did, he would thumb through them like looking through a used comic book rarely making a comment or asking a questions
He is a puppet, his masters tell him what to do, maybe he's allowed to pick out his golf shorts by himself, maybe not.
Where is Valerie is the question.
Even better if Obama would spend some time as a defendant on trial, leading to a conviction, for giving aid and comfort to the enemy, and that the sentence from the jury would be carried out in even less time.
Awesome stats that we knew in our guts were true.
I'll bet he's up late surfing the internet, watching ESPN,
etc. Then sleeps late, attends meetings arranged by Jarrett,
tells others to "get stuff done". LOL! What a leader.
Mark Levin is the only person I've ever heard address this.
He frequently goofs on him for starting his day at 10:30 or
whatever. 976 hours= 24.4 weeks of full time 40 hours, off.
They must laugh themselves silly at us every night.
But to the liberal psychopathic mind calling lazy or even mentioning this is racist.
Who the hell does he think he is....Eisenhower?
He worked so hard the rest of his life, in the private sector, and achieved so much, he deserves to be only 50 or so and milking it now... /total sarc
The less time he spends on the job the safer we are.
That noise you hear is American patriots rolling in their graves!
Mis-located horns?
He had a major operation, we have speculated on it, he also has a scar on his scalp.
No mention in his medical records, of course.
"He is a puppet,"
Makes one wonder who's really running this country.
TV Guide Magazine: Mr. President, what is your favorite television show?
Obama: I am a big fan of Homeland and Boardwalk Empire, and I think The Wire is one of the greatest shows of all time and I confess I am an avid watcher of SportsCenter.
TV Guide Magazine: And the First Lady's favorite?
Obama: Michelle and the girls and I love watching Modern Family.
TV Guide Magazine: What do you all watch as a family?
Obama: When our family gets together to watch TV, we usually watch shows like Modern Family and Parks and Recreation because they give us a good laugh.
TV Guide Magazine: Who is in charge of programming the White House DVR?
Obama: For the most part, we program our own shows on our DVR, but it wasn't always this way. Sasha had to teach Michelle and me how to program it because we didn't know how to do it ourselves.
TV Guide Magazine: Do you or the First Lady have a Netflix or iTunes account?
Obama: We both have iTunes accounts.
TV Guide Magazine: Do you let your daughters, Sasha and Malia, watch the news?
Obama: If Sasha and Malia wanted to watch the news, then that would be fine. They learn about current events at school and sometimes we talk about it at the dinner table.
TV Guide Magazine: What do you and the First Lady watch during your daily workouts?
Obama: We usually watch SportsCenter when we're working out. Michelle also likes watching The Biggest Loser because the contestants inspire her.
TV Guide Magazine: How many movies do you and the First Lady watch in a month?
Obama: We love watching movies together, and the number of movies we watch just depends on the schedule.
TV Guide Magazine: Do you still have a CD collection?
Obama: We have a small collection of CDs at the White House, but a lot of our collection is at home in Chicago.
Too bad the study didn't include how much time he spent fund-raising.
A Solid GOLD BRICK!
Charge him with "Committing Willful Gross Dereliction of Duty'"
He does spend a lot of time on the links, but he isn't playing golf.
It is very sad the MSM can't figure out what is really going on, and why he is using golf courses to do it.
You don't need to spend much time in economic meetings when your economic plan to destroy the economy is on track and running smoothly.
Thanks COUNTrecount. This is misleading, because he's spent a LOT of time on trying to raise taxes on others while enjoying a taxpayer-funded lifestyle.
And here's another thought. Benghazi. I've been confused on one point. Supposedly there was an order to stand down, and the speculation is that Obama gave that order. Yet I have also heard it was not a problem of a positive order, but the lack of an order that only the President can give, to cross national boundaries in emergent circumstances. I have further heard that the real question is where was Obama during the attack. Was he inaccessible because he went to sleep and turned off the phone? Or, assuming he has the addiction problems alleged in the HillBuzz article, was he engaged in something less restful than sleep, but equally demanding of a "do not disturb" order?
He seriously needs to increase his golf time.
Once again, he cannot stand the job. He and Michelle LOVE the perks and the status.
And not to be a pest but to expand on the previous thought, if he has an addiction problem that has materially interfered with his ability to perform his job as President and Commander in Chief, up to and including the loss of American lives, should he not be removed from all command duties until the problem of his incapacity is addressed?
Furthermore, if those near him are aware of this debilitating condition, and have done nothing about it, are they not equally or perhaps more culpable for enabling him in his addiction to the endangerment of American lives and the American people as a whole? What if he is in a drug-induced stupor or otherwise unwilling to perform his duties when North Korea goes nuclear for real?
He has been rewarded all his life for being a statistic for AA compliance. Same, Same for Michelle.
In fact, military, treaty, interstate trade and foreign trade issues aside, one of the few powers which the Founders delegated to the feds via the Constitution to regulate domestic policy is to regulate the postal service as evidenced by the Constitution's Clause 7 of Section 8 of Article I. In other words, basically one of the few domestic federal policies that Obama has the constitutonal authority to concern himself with while he drives his cart on the golf course is the price of postage stamps.
Otherwise, patriots need to wise up to the constitutional reality that most other government services that the feds provide are actually based on 10th Amendment protected state powers and state revenues which the corrupt federal government has stolen from the states.
It also doesn't help when generations of citizens have evidently not regarded the federal government's constitutionally limited powers as important enough to make sure that their children are correctly taught the Constitution as the Founding States had intended for it to be understood. In other words, "fat, dumb and happy" patriots can sleep in the bed that they have made for themselves with respect to now having an unconstitutionally big federal government on their backs.
The first sentence states "President Obama has spent 3.6% of his total work time in economic meetings or briefings of any kind (assuming a six day, 10-hour a-day workweek) throughout his presidency"
Does anyone think that his workweek is 6 days, working 10 hours per day? Does it look like he works a 60 hour week with one day off?
He probably "works" 2-3 hours a day, four days a week, which make the statistics quoted look as if they were cooked by the chefs who falsify the employment numbers.
It's his nature, that simple.
Guessing at least 50% of Americans have that same nature now days.
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Prosecution and defense attorneys summed up their respective cases in the trial of Cara Rintala today in Hampshire Superior Court in Northampton, Massachusetts. Rintala is accused of murdering her wife Annamarie Rintala in March 2010. The case is noted for being the first murder trial between a married same sex couple in the state.
Prosecuting attorney Stephen Gagne rested his case yesterday after two weeks of calling witnesses and showing evidence to the jury. Defense attorney David Hoose called his final witness today, then began his closing argument. Hoose argues the state police who investigated the murder presumed Rintala was guilty from the start. He says the police lieutenant who interviewed Rintala after her wife was killed began the interview by asking about the couple's history of domestic violence.
"Is that the way you address someone who has just had their wife murdered? Or is that the way you address someone that you've already decided is the person responsible?"
Hoose argues that the prosecution's evidence is too circumstantial to convict Rintala "beyond a reasonable doubt." Gagne's closing argument focused on the couple's history which included multiple divorce filings and restraining orders. He alleges that Rintala attempted to cover-up the murder. He says police had to investigate a contaminated crime scene.
"And it's true that they were dealt a hand of cards. But the fact of the matter is, Cara Lee Rintala had shuffled the deck because she had a 3-4 hour head start before any police officer arrived on scene."
Judge Mary Lou Rup instructed jury members on case law before sending them to begin deliberations. It's unclear when the jury will return its verdict.


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PYGGEL (PYthon Graphical Game Engine and Libraries) is a 3d game development engine, written using Pygame/PyOpenGL.
PYGGEL has a large amount of features, geared towards making 3d game development as simple and quick as possible.
Features include:
FPS and third-person cameras,
2d and 3d (billboarded) image loading and rendering,
OBJ mesh loading,
Collision detection objects (Vector, Sphere, AABox),
Simple Geometry rendering objects,
Particle effects,
VertexArray and other speed optimizers,
and many more.
The engine is very young and alpha, but it is already possible to make simple games in it.
Included in this release is the game "Robocalypto", developed primarily by pymike, with help from me.
It is a FPS that is being developed lock-step with PYGGEL itself, as our main stress, feature and API tester.
To run, simply go into the Robocalypto directory in the pyggel install directory, and run "run_game.py" - it will automatically find pyggel one directory up...
Currently there is no documentation, as we are focusing on getting the engine to version 0.1 as soon as possible.
You can grab the source from the homepage, to keep up to date between releases as well.
Currently, I am currently the only core developer of PYGGEL itself, so, if anyone is interested in helping out with the project, please just leave a comment, or send an email to (roebros AT gmail DOT com).
You can take a look at the TODO page for the project here:
And a GoogleGroups discussion group here:
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While going through some of my old photos, I found this one and though this would be a nice urbex shot. But then again, it's in a very rural, non-urban area, so it really doesn't make sense to call it urban exploration.
Enter rurex – rural exploration photography.
I wasn't the first to think of this word, as there are a few sites that come up when you search rurex. But then Chris DeAngelis replied to a comment I made about his first urbex experience that it was really rurex.
So to get things rolling, here is my first rurex shot. I hope to get back to the South sometime soon to do a little more exploring.
Also, sorry to be on the quiet front today, but it's me and the hubby's anniversary today. We have spent the weekend doing some photography in a beautiful place, and should be bringing back some great photos from there soon. Once we've dedicated the upcoming weekend to processing, that is. 🙂
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(Feb.24) Today we're celebrating. . . Open That Bottle NightSaturday, February 24th, 2007
Open That Bottle Night
Did you get a bottle of wine (or scotch, whiskey, a case of Heineken, or even margarita mixes)Â as a gift last Christmas? (can you believe its been 2 months since the holidays?)Â Is it still in your fridge? Well no more excuses. Tonight is the night to gather some friends, or if you're pathetically alone or a hermit- yourself, and open that bottle up and party hearty!
Officially sponsored by Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher, the "Tastings" columnists for The Wall Street Journal, I'm thinking we're supposed to be opening that fancy-schmancy bottle of wine you've got sitting around. But I don't particularly like wine (yeah I know – "how barbaric") so any type of liquid refreshment works for us!
Happy Saturday! Hic!!
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Spindle pulley replaces Scag 482745. Fits 2005 SWZ walkbehinds & 2005 Turf Tiger model #31BSD.
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I found an Iron Grenadier at a Rite Aid two days ago. A nearby Walgreens has had an Alley Viper sitting there for almost a week.
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I found an Iron Grenadier at a Rite Aid two days ago. A nearby Walgreens has had an Alley Viper sitting there for almost a week.
"Today will be a day long remembered. It has seen the [end of my life without a USS Flagg], and will soon see the end of [my leisure time for a while as I put it together]." Today, I received the grail of many an 80s kid: the Flagg. I have waited 26+ years since I first saw it. I have dreamed, literally dreamed, of owning it over the years. Unless I use it for a coffee table, this will reside in my classroom, once it gets put together. Sadly, I've got too many essays to finish grading to justify building it tonight, though. That classroom is going to be pretty full this fall...
Wicked awesome! Can I ask how much? I recently purchased a complete, mint condition vintage Death Star playset from a co-worker, realizing one of my own lifelong dreams! The Flagg is my next grail!
Congrats on the get though (although I'd argue the Defiant space vehicle launch complex is cooler :p).
And sure enough, the GI Joe episode that is on the Hub tonight is "Raise the Flagg." Fitting...
FYI: Today at Big Lots, I saw the Transformers Legends I'd previously only seen at Dollar General. So (although I obviously can't swear the Joes will be found at other places) it might be worthwhile to start checking stores other than DG.
Hopefully more good news--the TRU in Moreno Valley had an absurd amount of Pursuit of Cobra stuff today. Some was Renegades stuff that's been there for months, but most was new. Well, sort of. It was a large number of the first couple of waves, or at least the desirable figures from those waves. I saw Firefly, Alley Viper, Shock Trooper, and all three Snake Eyes. At $10, I didn't want to build up my armies, but I'm hoping this means some of the later stuff is still clogged somewhere in the pipeline and will eventually see the light of day.
I'd love to get another Firefly or three and maybe a few more Shock Troops. Why must Moreno Valley be so far...
Remember back in 2011 when I asked the Kre-O team during Botcon whether they'd be moving the brand into new licenses, especially GI Joe, and they gave me a positive response? Then nothing nothing nothing new as other Kre-O brands came up? NYCC just showed these:
Hasbro photos: http://cooltoyreview.com/story/front...ion_148400.asp
I knew this was going to work better than Transformers. Look at those sets from the '80s, they did a a little Water Moccasin and the Flight Pod and other classic ones, plus a few new designs I think. If they can keep the price right, I can see kids gravitating to these, and classic collectors going in for the Kreons.


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About Umbrellas
After issuing two albums and an EP of largely acoustic work under the moniker the Lyndsay Diaries, Scott Windsor further embraced his indie pop side with a new project, Umbrellas. Collaborating with various studio musicians -- including Chad Copelin, Nathan Price, and Eric Arndt -- Umbrellas debuted in spring 2005 with a self-titled collection of refreshing and dynamic pop music. Produced by Ed Rose, the album was issued through The Militia Group, the same label Windsor worked with for the Lyndsay Diaries. Heavy touring followed in support (with different backing members than on the recording), as various tracks found their way onto hit TV shows like Grey's Anatomy and Alias. Retiring to an abandoned Oklahoma comedy club during an onslaught of tornado activity, Umbrellas recorded their sophomore effort in just two weeks. Illuminare appeared in July 2006, and featured the Umbrellas crew being joined by James McAlister (Pedro the Lion, Sufjan Stevens) and Ryan Lindsey (the Starlight Mints) in the studio. The summer was subsequently spent on the road nationwide with labelmates Brandtson. ~ Corey Apar, Rovi


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France 1870 – 1943
Calvary (Climbing to Calvary)
[Le Calvaire (La montée au Calvaire)] 1889
oil on canvas
canvas 41.0 (h) x 32.5 (w) cm
Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Gift of Dominique Maurice-Denis 1986
© RMN (Musée d'Orsay) / Hervé Lewandowski
The graphic intensity of this painting is immense. Calvary is one of Denis' earliest works—a simple composition structured around the diagonal, dominated by dark tones and sombre in mood. The unmodulated mass of black, rising up like an arrow, accentuates the diagonal: only gradually do the female figures emerge as black-clad nuns, the simplicity of the cross at upper left parallels the extreme stylisation of their habits and clasped hands. These figures are cipher-like. But even if we have no knowledge of Christianity's most sacred story, we sense that the figure with the cross, who glows with the painting's only area of warmth, is its spiritual centre.
Denis, known as the 'Nabi with beautiful icons', was an ardent Catholic. As such we might expect a more immediately recognisable rendition of the moment when Mary, at the fourth station, embraces Jesus carrying his cross to Golgotha. The army of lance-bearing soldiers silhouetted against the sky suggests a specific time, but the artist takes liberties: it is emotion rather than the historical event that is of interest here.1 Denis has absorbed the stylistic innovations of the Pont-Aven painters—Bernard in particular—surrendering the individuality of his figures and the specifics of place to the overall abstract and decorative qualities of his work. He had probably seen Gauguin's and Bernard's print portfolios, as well as another Road to Calvary 1889 by Bernard,2 shown at the Cafe Volpini exhibition. The pyramid of figures and the tiered structure of the composition—the thin strip of pale sky, the misty band of pale aqua, and the third section which comprises the hill—directs the eye upwards.
The antique soul was coarse and shallow …
Christian suffering is immense,
Like the human heart,
It suffers, then thinks,
And calmly continues along the road.
—Paul Verlaine, Sagesse (Wisdom)18813
When Denis painted this work he was reading Verlaine's volume of poetry Sagesse (Wisdom), concerning the poet's struggles with the Church and his religious beliefs. Denis made illustrations for Sagesse at this time, but although the author admired them the illustrated volume was not published until 1911, by Ambroise Vollard, and with wood engraving by Jacques Bellard. Denis' 1889 illustrations were produced in the style of ancient woodcuts, and he carried this generalised medieval style through to his painting. The tiny clusters of flowers in the present work suggests a tapestry, or the painted ceiling of a Gothic chapel. The dry, matt quality of Denis' painting was also cultivated by him to resemble frescos. There are close links between the poet's text and the painter's work in 'plastic form'. While the title identifies Denis' scene as particular to the Bible, the painting also encapsulates a more timeless, universalised expression of grief and suffering.
Lucina Ward
Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Isabelle Gaëtan, 'Le Calvaie (Montée au Calvaire)', in Maurice Denis (1870–1943), Paris: Réunion des musées nationaux; Montréal: Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal 2006, p. 118.
- Location unknown, ex collection Ambroise Vollard, see Jean-Jacques Luthi, Emile Bernard: catalogue raisonné de l'oeuvre peint, Paris: Side 1982, cat. 239, pp. 38–39.
- XXIV. Quoted in Thérèse Barruel, 'Calvary', in Maurice Denis 1870–1943, Ghent: Snoeck-Ducaju and Zoom 1994, p. 123.


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He was born May 18, 1942 in Denver, Colorado, to Dr. Park Dudley Keller and Julia (Pulnick) Keller.
Park grew up in Akron, Colorado with his parents and two sisters Sandra and Diane He received most of his education in Akron, but had the privilege of going to New Zealand his junior year as an exchange student. He graduated from Akron High School in 1960.
He gave his heart to Jesus in 1960 and was baptized into the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Park was united in marriage to Grace Martin on June 9, 1963, at her home south of Yuma. They made their home in Leadville, Colorado where Park was an engineer at the Climax Molybdenum Mine. In 1965, Park and Grace moved to Lincoln, Nebraska where Park studied to received his elementary teaching degree, then transferred to the University of Nebraska where he received his pharmacy licenses.
While living in Lincoln in 1968, Julianna Elizabeth blessed their home.
After graduating from Pharmacy school Park, Grace and Julianna moved to Denver where he worked a year of internship and continued working for the next six years at Porter Hospital. In 1971, Janelle LeRae was born, and in 1973 Teresa Marie joined and blessed the Keller family. Park loved his daughters dearly.
In 1978 Parked moved his family to Brush, Colorado, where he served the community at B&B Pharmacy. In 1985, Park and Grace started the Park Keller Family Pharmacy.
He was there for the people day and night. If they couldn't come and get it he would deliver medication to them all over Northeast Colorado.
He did everything to the fullest. He opened up the Keller Sporting Goods store for several years, which was more of a hobby. He loved his guns, hunting, fishing, and target practice which filled his "spare time." He enjoyed taking his family hunting for coyotes and rattle snakes and jeeping in the mountains.
Another one of his favorite past times, was taking and developing his own photos. He loved to drive fast cars and motorcycles. He knew no strangers and would bring stranded motorist home until they could get their vehicle running again. Helping people was one of his many passions and he was always good for a funny joke.
He is survived by his wife Grace or 48 years; sister, Sandra Williams of Starr S. Carolina, Diane and Rick Pocuis of Breckenridge and sister-in-law Jane Mildenberger of Sterling. Also survived by his daughter and husband Julianna and Dean Moore and children Thomas, Elijah, Tyler and Dustin from Cedaridge, Colorado. Also survived by Janelle and Jeff Underwood and children Connor, and Emily from Montclair Virginia, and Teresa and Paul Acosta and children Austin, Corey, and Andrew from Brush.
Memorial services will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday May 7, 2012, in Akron at the Foursquare Church.
In lieu of flowers you may make donations to the family for the Park Keller memorial fund.
Brenner Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.


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There's one fail-proof way to add an instant splash of spring to your wardrobe: white denim. Buffalo by David Bitton sent us a shot of these gorgeous white denim "Panorama" cut-off shorts (to inspire? to tease? They're not for sale on the site yet!), styled to perfection with a sheer floral top ultra-light wash denim blazer (coined the "Nicolette"). The sleeves are sweet with floral cuff detail, and killer metallic accessories turn the whole look into something to be reckoned with. Take a cue for spring and give your white denim mojo a turn in the driver's seat! And stay tuned for the e-commerce release of these excellent separates.
Shop for David Bitton denim at their official site.
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Ruffles are all the rage this season. Slip on the Lulu Townsend Fritty evening pump for your next special occasion to feel girly and glamorous.
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"I ordered these shoes for my wedding in both a 7.5 and an 8. I usually take a 7.5, but decided to go with the slightly roomier 8 so I could pad them with insoles and such for my wedding day. Nina carries a similar shoe and these are MUCH more comfortable! Also, the ivory on this shoe is much closer to the ivory of a wedding dress and doesn't look as yellow as some of the others I've seen. Overall, it's a lovely little shoe and I can't wait to wear it on my big day!"
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Good for the occasion
"The shoe looked great on my foot. It was the perfect look for my friend's wedding. The shoe was a little tight around the toe area. I would recommend breaking them in."
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Skip to comments.Gluten Alert: Many more people are gluten insensitive than is commonly believed
Posted on 03/25/2012 5:36:09 PM PDT by James C. Bennett
I had no sense of well being till I went gluten free. I don't use my inhaler anymore. My skin rashes disappeared. The testimonials are startlingly earnest. Although food fads come and go with wearying regularity, perhaps it's time we investigated wheat. Why are a small but steadily increasing number of people going gluten-free, and saying it's changed their lives.
Perceived as a Western disease,' gluten sensitivity has never really been taken seriously in India. Its most extreme form is Celiac disease, caused by acute allergy to gluten, present in wheat and related grains such as barley and rye. A lack of awareness has meant it remains highly under-diagnosed. Last year Dr. B.S. Ramakrishna, Professor and Head, Department of Gastroenterology, CMC Vellore, wrote an editorial in the Indian Journal of Medical Research calling Celiac disease an impending epidemic, and stating that what we see clinically is the tip of an iceberg that threatens to grow bigger.
Meanwhile, fitness professionals and nutritionists are noticing that many people have non-celiac gluten sensitivity. Unlike traditional allergies, which cause immediate reactions, gluten sensitivity is harder to pin down since it's gradual and comes in various forms: headaches, stomach cramps, bloating, anxiety, depression This is why Chennai-based NCCA-accredited fitness trainers Raj Ganpath and Arvind Ashok, who run The Quad, advise all their clients to go completely gluten-free for six weeks as an experiment, to understand their allergies and heal their guts.
Hippocrates said all disease begins in the gut,' and gluten can gradually erode the villi in your small intestine, prohibiting your body from absorbing nutrients from food, says Arvind, adding that almost everyone suffers from some gluten sensitivity. Yet, he adds, people resist giving up their chappatis, bread, pizza and pasta. Our grandparents ate this' doesn't hold good any more since we're now consuming new strains of wheat. Dr. B.S. Ramakrishna concurs, stating that unlike ancient diploid wheat varieties, modern hexaploid wheat has highly antigenic glutens, more capable of inducing celiac disease.
Raj and Arvind don't stop with restrictions on wheat they recommend drastically cutting down on grains, replacing them with Real Food,' that is, organic fruits and vegetables, lean meats, wild caught seafood, country eggs, milk and milk products. Raj says he gave up wheat when he discovered it triggered his asthma. Now he advises clients to do the same. Before you cry into your aloo-parathas, here's the kicker. The key is to heal your gut. To make it stronger. Once you do that, even if you are gluten sensitive, you can eat pasta occasionally. You'll be fine, as long as wheat doesn't go back to being a diet staple.
Unless of course you're a Celiac. Jeeva George-Abraham was forced to completely give up gluten when diagnosed with Celiac a few years ago. I've always had a sensitive stomach. Then in 2009, I had a spate of infections, swollen ankles, rashes... She was consistently misdiagnosed, a result of a lack of awareness of the condition. Next came depression and anxiety so debilitating, she found herself unable to work. I finally decided to quit my job and find out what was wrong. She was eventually tested for wheat allergy. It changed my life.
Going gluten-free means more than giving up bread and chappatis. Soya sauce has wheat. Sambar has asafoetida. Cornflakes have malt extract. There was so little information available, so I figured out a lot of things on my own, says Jeeva. Today, she runs the Facebook page Gluten Free Living in India,' offering advice and recipes. Like others, she says that the Indian diet, particularly the rice-dependent South Indian one, offers more options for a diet low in gluten.
Meanwhile, gluten-free businesses are slowly germinating. In Bangalore Shwetha Muthanna runs the Gluten Free Bread Boutique using a range of approved ingredients to make bread, bagels, pizza dough and cookies: sorghum, rice, millet, tapioca, corn flour, guar gum, flaxmeal, honey and fruit pulp.
Dr. Ramakrisha says more Indians are being diagnosed with celiac disease. He cautions that since wheat has higher protein content than other cereals we should not restrict it in someone who does not have a problem with it. While millets are substitutes, he says they do not contain as much protein as wheat.
If you suspect you are gluten sensitive but giving it up for ever seems too hard, try Raj and Arvind's six-week experiment. Try it honestly. In the end, at the very worst, you've not eaten chappatis for six weeks, says Raj, adding, If you want to go somewhere you have never been, you have to do something you have never done.
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I am extremely insensitive to gluten. I insult it in public, step on its toes, call it names. That sort of thing.
You sick SOB!
Getting gluten out of my diet changed my life and got my autoimmune disease under control after 12 years of struggling with depression and fatigue symptoms.
I love that restaurants are starting to catch on and offer good gluten free alternatives.
I HATE that hollywood and TV seem to think it's cool to paint gluten free people as the jerks and losers in their entertainment.
People who just "try" gluten free to see if they feel better or can lose a little weight are also damaging the restaurant experience, because they don't worry about "a little" gluten or cross contamination. As a result, restaurants don't always think they have to worry about cross contamination. Those of us that are gluten sensitive (tested and medically verified) and have health problems from it, even cross contamination takes me at least a week to feel good again.
Anyway, please don't make fun of Gluten Free people. You don't know the h*ll to food supply in this country causes us.
Recent work regarding messenger RNA in Rice suggests another trigger for Sprue, whether "tropical" or simply a gluten intolerance.
Seems rice has little teeny tiny RNA fragments that can get in through your intestines and go to your brain and insert themselves in the nervous tissue ~ and tell you "EAT MORE RICE". This stuff also instructs the intestinal tract how to digest rice more efficiently.
The possibilities here are, of course, ENDLESS!
A good site for food and fitness for said people:
I am completely insensitive to gluten. I eat every day with no adverse reaction. It's a protein that has supported the human race for millennia.
1. Avoid anything with flour/wheat
2. Take LOTS of probiotics & fermented food (saurkraut, Keifer, yoghurt)
3. Once or more per day drink a shake containing water, a couple tablespoons of psyllium husk and powdered bentonite clay (buy at some weird hippy store).
4. Raw Apple Cider vinegar, also
Do that strictly for about 9 or 10 months and you're fine —doesn't work right away.
Your rashes and lots of your sniffles will be done.
So you're a gluten for punishment...
Ummm, so if I am gluten-insensitive, why do I have to worry about it?
I don't think that I'm gluten sensitive or insensitive... I just know that ever since (2 months ago, at age 58) I've really, really tried to eliminate it from my diet, I've lost 20 pounds.
I work on the "2 sentence" diet:
1: The only fatal mistake is to skip breakfast.
2: Get rid of pasta and bread.
You can make a joke of it but it nearly killed me. A wheatthin will knock me down for 18 hours and give me cramps, body aches and any number of issues. I laughed when I first heard about this then I got it. If I get a little cross contamination I feel like crap for days. No joke this crashed my immune system.
I'm on the FreeLoaders diet.
I only eat when someone else is buying.
I've lost lots of weight since I started, and saved some $$ too ;-)
I am extremely insensitive to gluten. I insult it in public, step on its toes, call it names. That sort of thing.
So you're a gluten for punishment...
Does meat have glutton? If not, I'm glutton free.
"Give us thus day our daily bread..."
It's a pretty old prayer with worldwide application
Darned autocomplete
Today's wheat is nowhere near the same as the original product. It's an INVASIVE species.
OK...what "kind" of rashes (I've started getting weird bumps that itch) and can't figure out what they are....and, what is the purpose of the "clay?" As a filter?
It's a delicious " invasive species" that I and most folks digest just fine thanks. If you want a near version 1.1, try spelt. It's very good too and makes a fine bread.
Interesting. I've read a lot of these "eliminate all grains from your diet" things - but all the way through the bible, grains and working with them were staples. Hard to understand. Anyone???
Don't use it!!! Be in control.
The intolerance business runs the continuum from intermittent problems to 'Oh my GAWD almighty' ~ vast numbers of human beings simply don't eat any of the three (Preferring, instead to eat rice, corn, tapioca, yams and other sources of starch).
The greater part of the research over the centuries has focused on Europeans.
The Australians have narrowed it down to some very specific peptides. Might even be possible to breed the problem out of wheat ~ but I bet that'd ruin the crust on bread. A small sacrifice I say.
It's becoming a great "sympathy" lifestyle.
Took the "flour" (bread, pasta, etc) out of my diet and I now no longer suffer from acid reflux. I don't know if it was the gluten or just the wheat that I was having the reaction to; but, since I've stopped eating those things, I feel much better. I have also lost weight.
"Kosher For Passover" means NO WHEAT or BARLEY or RYE. Hence the need to invent La Choy soy sauce. Else observant Jewish people would be at a loss with their sushi during Passover. (Serious business this).
Right after PASSOVER I purchase certain otherwise very costly prepared foods at the grocery store that are marked "KOSHER FOR PASSOVER". They are all gluten free, and are usually marked way down.
Somebody wanted a BIblical reference on this ~ and there it is. HARD CORE TOO! MOSAIC!
There is a type of Clematus that likes to grow in wheat fields ~ they love it in fact ~ but they have a poison that can contaminate wheat ~ and if it's passed along to humans it will kill your liver, and I believe your kidneys.
There's an injunction in the Bible to the Hebrews (early users and developers of wheat) to BURN OVER THE STUBBLE At the end of the season.
That usually kills any Clematus starts or seeds as well and makes the wheat grown in a burned field safe for human consumption the next year.
That's another obscure Biblical reference ~ not at all on the order of the PASSOVER PROHIBITIONS ~ but still, it's in there ~ ancient wisdom earned the hard way.
The day I realized Kosher For Passover had a special meaning for the three plants I can never eat in any quantity a chill ran down my back.
You learn to avoid spending a large part of your life on the pot eventually. That wheat will punish a man.
I am in control. I've been eating it for over six decades. I feel fine and am in better shape rhan most 40 year-olds. My digestion is fine, my weight and BP are both great. I enjoy bread and pasta without any difficulties. I prefer whole grains to white flour but neither gives me any trouble.
It's not just the wheat that takes someone with Celiac disease out it is anything that has gluten in it including a lot of antibiotics. My husband very nearly died as well, caused him to hemorrhage and had to have 6 units of blood. He never i intentionally went off the diet and was well for three years until Melanoma got him. If he by some chance he was exposed to gluten, he was sick for three days without fail.
After my heart surgery last year somebody told me to follow the Al Sharpton rule, which is,
"White is not right."
It really means avoid or limit bread, pasta, potatoes, & rice. Good advice, I've always had success with the Atkins route.
I'm having the same problem. Itchy bumps. Nothing seems to help. Maybe I'll try eliminating wheat for a while and see what happens.
gluten INsensitive?
Definition of INSENSITIVE
1a : not responsive or susceptible -insensitive to the demands of the public-
b : lacking feeling or tact -so insensitive as to laugh at someone in pain-
2: not physically or chemically sensitive
Would you please provide the specific Scripture that bans WHEAT BARLEY RYE from Passover?
And could you also provide more information upon the 'type of Clematus' you say contaminates wheat? I cannot find any association with the zewan or Bearded Darnel that looks like wheat until it goes to seed and it is the seed that is poisonous. Apparently from what I can find out the zewan's seed darkens as it ripens and is much lighter in weight than the wheat that turns golden. And because of the lite weight of the zewan the majority get blown out with the chaff. And what does not get blown out is then sorted by machinery due to the difference in size.
Interesting. My teenaged son is exactly the same. He has Celiacs and if he gets contaminated with gluten he is out of commission for three days.
And I don't own a cat or eat unwashed vegetables.
I didn't know I had a sensitivity to wheat and grains, maybe a craving that did make me feel badly after. I love not eating gluten. I feel a million times better. It's been 18 months and I'll never eat gluten foods again.
Your son is lucky that there are so many more gluten free products on the market today. I really had to devote most of my time just making sure that his food would work for him.
Your son is lucky, there are so many more gluten free products on the market today. I really had to devote most of my time just making sure that his food would work for him.
Wheat, barley and rye are not banned for Passover. Leavening (Chametz) is. The matzahs you can buy at the store for passover? Made from wheat.
That's in modern times. In ancient times winnowing was a far different task. No doubt they had their eye on the problem. check this site ~ http://www.rightdiagnosis.com/medical/virgin_s_bower_poisoning.htm ~ we are probably talking about the same thing.
They had an epidemic of this stuff in FYR and Bulgaria about 15 years back. Killed a bunch of people.
They had an epidemic of this stuff in FYR and Bulgaria about 15 years back. Killed a bunch of people.
I am finding conflicting claims that the greek zizania, or zewan, is not the same as the bearded darnel. Maybe there is 'grant' money available to research this plant???? (Just kidding.)
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