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All published work herein is original to me, unless otherwise noted. Some old, some new. Something for every season. Enjoy with a glass of whisky.
ⓒ 2007-2014 Rhys Hastings Publishing
Drummer in Los Angeles
Passion bites with a whip's unwinding snarl
or it tastes like vanilla
and fills in the dark spots
with cream and sweet sticky sugar.
It is good to want
and it wants to move
as fast as possible.
©2013 Rhys Hastings PublishingAll Rights Reserved
Tagged: passion vanilla cream want desire poem poetry verse original
Posted on November 22, 2013 with 1 note
One exaggerated circumstance,
it seems by now.
You'd think that undoing
the progress of your personal humanity
would be enough to disarm you.
Instead, you fight against yourself
in an arresting dance of chance
and hate-filled drama
proliferating the stars beyond their life expectancy.
Venus floats suspended in the void of ill-thought,
long-ago abandoned
in the far reaches of the purple spheres.
Time grabs your throat and chokes back the years
like a mother mourning her child's death,
wondering how chance could be so cruel,
how the universe could act so conversely
to your every want and desire,
selfish or otherwise.
Take the birds and the babies, for instance—
how they caw and cry
and pucker up to mother moonshine
like a last minute burglar bereft of claw and hue.
Forget mother mayhem and her intoxicating glow
threatening to rob your soul of sustenance.
Glory, shit and piss:
The makings of you and yours
thrown against the cardboard in crude routine.
(He didn't ask for much, just enough to be left alone.)
Tagged: down poetry poem verse darkness depression there is a light spilled ink boy
Posted on October 10, 2013
This life
has opened me up
and I feel as though
I'm everywhere at night.
Tagged: los angeles poetry poem original verse echo park spilled ink everywhere at night
Posted on September 30, 2013
Life grinds
when the world turns
on a swollen axis
and bad dreams
convince you of lies:
mad hornet motion
as wings beat & hum.
Tagged: New York poetry poem verse spilled ink writing original grind
Posted on September 26, 2013 with 2 notes
My girl's plane was coming down
out of the sky.
One way
or another
it was coming down.
Her airplane wretched bizarrely
in the city night's sky,
its underbelly lit
with long fluorescent bulbs.
There was no way of contacting her,
telling her I was witness to everything
and her insane demise.
The pilot attempted a landing
on the long tarmac
backlit by the flickering lights
of tall buildings
(somehow they'd managed a corridor
for this unlikely airport
and this unlikely landing).
On the second attempt
the plane caught a heady updraft
and nosed up sweet like
to the stars
and appeared to float suspended,
then it began to plummet
tail first to the ground.
I dashed for the dark canal
wearing nothing but chino shorts
and ran through the tall weeds
down the cement embankment
into the black water.
Then I saw the plane hit the asphalt
and light up the sky with madness.
The noise was unreal
and flames licked at the darkness
like the the devil's feline
lapping at magma.
I knew there were snakes in the water
and while crawling back up the embankment
I felt a sharp pain at my elbow;
I saw a big black snake slither up the canal wall
and in the light of the explosion
I saw my smaller, nasty offender
cleaving with fangs
to my elbow.
By the time I shook it free from my arm,
my body wet and cold,
I could feel the ghastly pain come on
poisoning my arm and my heart:
She was a good girl.
Tagged: poetry verse airplanes spilled ink original nightmares explosion snakes death endings writing los angeles
Posted on September 24, 2013 with 1 note
The inadequacy of speech To express the taste of my heartAllows blind menTo dream in color.
©2012 Rhys Hastings PublishingAll Rights Reserved
Posted on June 29, 2013 with 1 note
Tuesday present
Contrasting the darkness
Or phlegm confusing the swallow
Of Tuesday prior
Announces the vigor of Grace
Coursing through my veins
In perfect electricity
Mad and ecstatic.
The style and poise
Of Godsong
Are rich chords
To my ears;
Hefting the world,
Feeling its throb.
Tagged: god ecstacy poetry verse original writing spilled ink tuesdays grace music
Posted on December 28, 2012 with 1 note
These may be the complicated musings
Of a complicated child
Sipping through a complicated straw.
© 2012 Rhys HastingsAll Rights Reserved
Tagged: musings complicated child original writing poetry verse beat spilled ink
Posted on December 27, 2012
In heated jazz display
Vapors expire from deeply dug
Double bass.
Tagged: jazz vapors poetry verse original writing spilled ink bass beat
Posted on December 27, 2012 with 1 note
To the bellicose dream making war
With my thoughts: You are the sun
Left to burn out, straining through a cloud.
Tagged: war dream sun original writing poetry verse spilled ink beat
Posted on December 26, 2012 with 1 note
Within the seeking hour
I close my eyes to the madness
And squeeze the pain from shuttered lids
Distilling tears into a fine drink.
In silence
Joy throbs through my soul
As I sit and realize
Hate is hard as glass
And if I touch the chaos
When it moves
My heart is either freed
Or littered.
Tagged: freed or littered poetry verse beat spilled ink original writing chaos soul
Posted on December 26, 2012 with 9 notes
Your silent screaming
Means I've been dreaming
While we waste each other away
In drams with the crucial lip.
Tagged: lip poetry beat verse writing original spilled ink dreams ecstacy fight
Bodies are BROKEN
Against the WIND
When peace is DESTROYED at morning
Like babes in quiet solitudes
YOU came through open windows
Like an unwelcome guest
MET by strangers working
In factories IN THE vacant Midwest
Where no WAR raged like
Fireflies in the tall grass
Of dark warm summer FIELDS.
Tagged: read beat poetry spilled ink verse original writing war peace wind
Posted on December 17, 2012 with 1 note
Fear of science and the importance of
Suffering: a man lies, the
Needle damage dangles from his arm
In the rheumy mezzanine
His finger pointed toward the
Door as though something got out.
Tagged: macabre death villain fear nightmare poetry beat verse original writing spilled ink
Posted on December 12, 2012 with 1 note
Exposed to the elements
My alter-flame laid to waste
The joy in my heart:
My insistence with candy
My masque unkempt
My blue throat!
Toxins of hempen avenues
And bees in the periphery
That do not fall street-side
Like spent cigarettes and newspapers
Drifting thru chaotic streets
Catching anecdotes of sometime lovers
And aficionados of fine aged whiskeys.
Tagged: rue poetry original writing verse spilled ink joy beat bees toxins
Posted on December 7, 2012 with 2 notes
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1913 - came to Canada.
1914 - joined Brigden's Limited in Winnipeg, where he spent many years as a wood engraver for the Eaton's catalogue.
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Being the Business Administrator and Project Manager of PTA Global, Liz Boyd understands the importance of making the right business decisions.
PTA Global was a health and fitness organization that certifies personal trainers. The Denver-based company offers innovative, hands-on programs customized for the needs of students, whether beginners or professionals seeking to improve their skills.
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Her first experience with Branders was in October 2009 when she was setting up training materials for her company. During that time, PTA Global was just a startup company and was working with a tight budget. Liz was looking for a binder to be used by their students. These materials would be customized with the logo of PTA Global. "Students use them for taking notes and can be brought home as souvenirs upon completion of the educational program" Liz said.
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Ripon College music theater sophomore JaneMarie Erickson, Redgranite, will play the role of Percy in the production of the award-winning Wisconsin musical, "The Spitfire Grill," held March 5-8 at the C.J. Rodman Center for the Arts. All performances start at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are free and may be reserved by calling 920-748-8791.
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When I heard that KFC was following up on the success of its infamous Double Down with a new sandwich, visions of barbecued chicken pieces -- or, even better, boneless wings -- flanking bacon and melted cheese danced in my head.
If you remember, the Double Down (pictured here) is bacon and cheese sandwiched between two pieces of fried chicken; therefore, I expected the Doublicious, a.k.a. "The Son of the Double Down" to be equally unhealthy and, of course, equally bunless.
Was I ever wrong ...
Instead, according to Fast Food Maven, the sandwich features a boneless chicken filet topped with bacon, Monterey Jack cheese, and Colonel's Sauce all in a sweet Hawaiian Bread bun. (Click the link to see a pretty underwhelming image of the product.)
A Hawaiian bread bun? I thought the whole point of the Double Down was that it was bunless, so I would fully expect any spawn to also be protein-laden and sans bread. How is this a follow-up?
More important, how am I supposed to rant about this sandwich? It's too boring! Maybe when it debuts on July 5, I'll come up with something. Stay tuned ...
Are you excited to try the Doublicious?
Image via KFC
You're right - that looks quite boring indeed. I never tried the Double Down but at least it looked more intriguing than this new sandwich. It looks like a regular chicken sandwich... with cheese. Probably won't be trying this one either.
One can only wonder if this new sandwich will come with a matching scented candle like the White Castle one
Sounds yummy.
It's not as interesting as the Doubledown, that's for sure.
Not really excited..fast food just doesnt do that for me.
Um...I don't think so....LOL
It does not look appealing.
No, that looks like a heart attack in a sandwhich!
Nope, won't be trying it.
Heck no.....yuck!
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I put a little away at a time
I cut corners until I can afford it
Save? Who has money to save?
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by Sonal Bhadoria , IndiaTimes | May 14, 2013, 5:05 pm IST
It could be the mother of all misquotes or a slight slip of tongue. But what ever happened , it is bound to keep ex-cop Kiran Bedi in news for quite some time now.A girl was slapped and verbally abused by cops in the police station in Ghaziabad after being found in an inebriated condition with her boyfriend. And Kiran Bedi's comment that girl drinking with boys in public is wrong, which she says has been taken out of context, has kicked up a storm on social media. Since the incident touches the highly sensitive topic of moral policing by police, it is bound to invite polarizing views.
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Foreign purchases of Canadian securities reached a record in May as demand for bonds was fed by a growing yield premium over U.S. debt and the currency weakened.
Foreigners purchased a net C$26.1 billion ($25.7 billion) of Canadian securities in May, Statistics Canada said today in Ottawa, following C$10.2 billion in April. Bond purchases of C$16.7 billion reached a three-year high, led by C$9.5 billion of existing federal government debt and another C$3.5 billion of debt from government-owned companies.
Purchases of money-market securities were C$7.35 billion in May, bringing the total held abroad to a record C$69.9 billion, Statistics Canada said today. Stock purchases of C$2.10 billion were the biggest since November.
"A steady diversification in economic exposure toward emerging market economies and superior fiscal fundamentals enhances the appeal of Canadian dollar assets," said David Tulk, chief Canada macro strategist at Toronto-Dominion Bank's TD Securities unit.
Investment in Canada may be high for at least a decade because of its stable economy, while the slowest U.S. recovery since the Great Depression is exacerbated by efforts to pare debt, Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney said in an April 27 speech.
Canada has top rankings from the three major credit-rating companies, while the U.S. was stripped of its top AAA ranking on Aug. 5.
Weaker Dollar
Canada's dollar was the weakest against the U.S. dollar since September 2011 in May while its long-term bond yields paid the biggest premium over U.S. debt, Statistics Canada said.
May was also a month in which investor demand for European debt was hurt by an inconclusive Greek election that put the country's fiscal rescue package in doubt as officials suggested the country may leave the 17-nation euro zone.
"The strong inflows into Canadian assets happened at the same time as euro-zone tensions re-intensified," said Charles St-Arnaud, an economist at Nomura Holdings Inc. "An interesting difference this time is that the majority of the flow was into bonds rather than money-market instruments, signaling that investors are comfortable with Canada's long-term outlook."
Bonds Rise
Canadian government bonds rose today, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year security falling 3 basis points to a record 1.60 percent.
The Canadian dollar weakened 5.3 percent during May, falling as far as 1.0366 per U.S. dollar on May 31. The currency weakened 0.3 percent today to C$1.0172 at 10:14 a.m. in Toronto.
The previous record monthly net purchase of securities was C$22.9 billion in May 2010, in an archive dating back to 1988.
Canadians bought a net C$1.32 billion of foreign securities in May, Statistics Canada said. The country's stock prices fell 6.3 percent that month to the lowest in almost two years.
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TUCSON, AZ (KOLD) - Unless a judge says otherwise, Arizona's new immigration enforcement law takes effect Thursday.
While police and sheriff's deputies train to make the arrests, local prosecutors prepare to take the cases to court.
The passage of S.B. 1070 has county prosecutors, including Pima County Attorney Barbara LaWall establishing guidelines for the new crimes the law creates in Arizona.
LaWall tells KOLD News 13, "This law is probably the most muddled, confused, complex, poorly written law that we've had to deal with in a very long time."
The Pima County Attorney is preparing her prosecutors.
Because it's a misdemeanor, every jurisdiction, from Tucson to Oro Valley will have to do its own prosecutions.
Lawall's office will issue guidelines to Pima County Sheriff's deputies.
She says, "And telling them, in addition to any probable cause that you might have, these are the other pieces of evidence that we need to prove the case in court.
But LaWall says that evidence regarding a person's immigration status will be hard to come by without federal cooperation.
"The federal priority is not the enforcement of state law. Never has been."
"This one requires enormous federal cooperation. There's no other law on the books. None, that requires this; that requires we get this kind of evidence from the feds."
One of LaWall's attorneys was in Phoenix talking with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.
"..who's basically sitting down with prosecutors saying this is what we are capable of doing. This is what we can't do. We probably are not going to end up with sufficient evidence to prosecute these cases without incredible federal involvement."
LaWall says her prosecutors will need testimony or certified documents, or other evidence from the feds.
She says, "If they say no, then we're going to be up a creek without a paddle."
LaWall says she'll have all the guidelines ready on July 29th, this Thursday. The day S.B 1070 is set to be enacted.
A federal judge still could issue an injunction against key parts of the law.
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Death ain't exactly the most auspicious theme for a motorcycle trip, but it's not like life's really given me a choice. I should have been heading back to Missouri months ago, but no good. A blizzard dropped on me right before a flight. Then I was waiting for a better time for me financially. After a while, I just stopped planning another trip to see my sister, who had been weeks pregnant when I left her last, and is now about ready to pop.
Last night, the environmental engineer from Nashville I met in an Outback Steakhouse bar told me this trip sounded like I was on a vision quest. Not a bad way to put it.
For my whole adult life, I've developed a good technique for dealing with bad situations: I run away. It's real effective. Stressful job? Quit it. Girlfriend upset? Leave her. Save money? Nope. Better to buy a motorcycle, pack up the bags, and hit the road.
I'm not joking about its effectiveness. There's not many problems in life that can't be solved, or escaped, I guess, by flipping the bird and heading out on the road, music as loud as you can get it and sunglasses on so truckers can't tell you're crying inside your helmet. And I've had plenty of shit in my life that I really did need to run away from. Clinically insane parents who mete out every type of abuse if you give them the chance. Bad partners who wanted too much while giving too little. Dickhead, manipulative, infurating jobs. (You know, jobs.) I'm proud that I've learned to run, to give myself time to think, to keep myself at least sort of with it—at least with it enough to not kill myself. Enough to keep going, even if I'm miserable.
But when does it stop? I've got a good woman now who loves me, the kind of person who responds to my white-knuckle whining by kissing me on the forehead and telling me to get on the bike and leave her for two weeks. I've got more heart-explodingly kind friends in New York who care about me and want me to keep it together than I know what to do with. I don't have a job I love yet, but I've got options, and that's a blessing of which I am aware. But sometimes I think I like to keep running, to keep dropping grenades into my life so I can turn off heart, bring the shields up, and curl up in the slag iron basinet of crisis. Every day that has more consequence, more cost. I'm 35 now; not young, not old. I'm getting a reputation for being flakey. The things I want now in life take patience, take the ability to eat a little shit now and then. And I know, even as I can't really conceive it, that I'm going to die.
My sister's husband fell asleep at the wheel eight months ago and that was that. He was on the way home from his shift as a waiter, which is how they kept their three kids fed and paid for improving the tiny farm they'd bought outside Kansas City. One stupid scrap of luck and Tyler was gone. He was a runner like me, ran from a normal, Midwestern life and definitely ran from creditors, except he didn't run from his wife or his kids or the love they all shared. He'd spent a decade doing what he thought was right even when everyone around him told him otherwise.When my sister told me on the phone that the police had found his car, I fell over onto the floor of my apartment and felt everything break. It's been months and I'm still not right. Tyler wasn't supposed to die. He'd broken out of the bad patterns his parents had made with good intentions. He'd saved my sister from the life of insanity that our parents try to impose as our legacy every fucking day. And this piece of shit racket that is being a mortal being on a random, hostile planet took him away and it's just not how it's supposed to work.
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Capt. Picard: Au revoir, Natasha.
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4.9 out of 5
28 Reviews
One of the best hats
May 05, 2011
I am a runner and in the winter I use lots of hats for running. This one I got just in time for late spring run in the mountains and have to say that it is a very very good hat. It does not get too saggy, manages moisture very well, drys fast, and also looks good. Also - it is an all natural fiber and the hats works better then some of my icebreaker hats. I am huge Icebreaker fan but this hat is better then Icebreaker and works really well for any type of activity you may have.Pros: Great design, Build quality, Lasts forever, Performance, Great value
Moderate Temps Hat
January 16, 2012
Hat is a little itchy in warm temps. Too thin for colder temps. Nice fitting hat. Folds to compact size. Covers ears nicely. Would reccommend the hat for moderate outdoor activities.Pros: Build quality
Perfect for me
December 05, 2011
This cap is warm yet is thin enough so it fits easily in a jacket pocket when not being worn. It also works well under a bike helmet. Probably a heavier cap would be needed for really cold conditions but for moderate winters (eg. Washington DC area) it should be fine. I liked the cap so much I bought another one in a different color.Pros: Great design, Build quality, Ease of use
Just Right
September 08, 2011
I bought the Meru hat primarily to use as a helmet liner while climbing or biking. The material is not bulky or itchy, so it works well as a liner and still provides the extra layer of warmth you need. Less bulk also means it stows away in your pocket nicely when you are heating up from whatever activity you are doing. I wanted a hat that is form fitting and had a lot of stretch to pull down over the ear lobes and the Meru meets this requirement. The soft material and relaxed stretch makes for a comfortable fit. Use my 21 3/4 head size as a guide. First time I used it was on a 21 hour climb. From ascending the glacier to belaying on the rock it seemed to be the right combination of warmth and comfort and performed just as I hoped. Used in conjuction with a neck gaitor of similar weight and material I was able to regulate my temperature by adding or removing as needed.Pros: Great design, Performance
The best winter hat. PERIOD.
December 18, 2011
The best winter hat. trectchy. Warm. Covers all of my ears. I bought 4 of these, I love them so much. The price is a steal. This is the same material as Ibex' Energy tights. Perfect for winter cycling because the wind doesn't go thru my ears and chill me. Folds up very small so I can hold it in my pocket.Pros: Great design, Build quality, Lasts forever, Performance, Ease of use, Great value
Quality hat
January 29, 2010
I was looking for a watchman's cap which is soft, warm, and not too loud. This is perfect! I have a big noggin, but this stretches to accommodate. I'll buy another. Typical high quality Ibex.
Nice lightweight wool hat
January 17, 2010
Very good quality wool hat. Not very bulky, would be good for outdoor cold weather activity or for casual wear when you want a simple hat that is not sloppy or thick. Comfortable to wear, it fits tight on your head without folding over or covering your eyes.
**What a great hat**
February 18, 2010
I just got this hat and just love it. I ordered the black one and it fit just perfect. The material and construction is worth the price. It not itchy at all and is very warm. Not heavy at all. I would say if your looking for a great hat to wear on a cool day or night this would be it.
Great beanie
February 20, 2011
This beanie is great! It is warm and packs small and fits nice and tightly without being too tight. The color is really cool as well. Highly recommended
Great Hat
December 01, 2010
This hat is quite thin, but very warm. It hugs your head nicely, but not too tight. I live in Chicago and it is great here during the winters. It keeps my head (and ears) warm when I am outside even when it is really windy. I also got one for my dad, who has lost his hair due to chemotherapy and lives in Texas. It is not so cold down there, but the hat help keep him warm and cover is head with a little bit of fashion. If I lost mine, I would immediately go buy another.Pros: Great design, Performance, Ease of use, Great value
Best light weight hat
January 27, 2012
I love that it keeps you warm and seems not to overheat like synthetics. It has enough elastic in it that it keeps its shape and stays on when running. It fits nice under a helmet and is not bulky. Love woolPros: Great design, Build quality, Great value
Best Hat Ever!!
September 20, 2013
Cute cute cute and awesome performance. The fit is great and of course the materials are top notch but it has style too...Ibex wins again! Best hat Ever!Pros: Great design, Performance
great quality, just right for the job
January 17, 2010
I was working in the yard when this arrived. I put it on right away and pretty much haven't taken it off. Other reviews say it doesn't cover ears very well, but they must have really big heads. A little thicker than the 100% wool versions from Ibex.
Beautiful, functional hat.
May 23, 2010
I love this hat. It is simple, yet very attractive. It is stretchy and warm. The heather gray color is beautiful. So far I have only worn it casually on cool nights, but I know it will be the perfect hat for cool weather running, snowshoeing, and cross country skiing. Definitely recommend this hat.
classic outdoor hat
December 18, 2010
Ibex hear is always high quality. The styling is classic and looks great. Love the merino wool.Pros: Performance
Wow! I love this hat
November 17, 2011
I really like wool but it's hard to find a light weight wool hat and I finally did. Fit's well, not so warm that I have to take it off every time I go indoors.Pros: Great design, natural fibers
Great hat
January 24, 2011
This hat fits like a beanie. It's a little heavier in weight versus Smartwool merino, but it wicks, dries and fits as well or better. For those of you who shave your head, you will appreciate how easily the hat slides on and off. It will keep you warm and comfortable (0 to -5 F). This hat may easily be worn for running or casual dress.Pros: Great design, Build quality, Performance, Ease of use
Not Too Shabby
January 11, 2012
I purchased this hat for running in the winter. I wanted a hat that would cover my ears, keep me warm (but not too warm), was not synthetic, and if I got too hot, I could take it off and store it in my pocket or hand without it being too cumbersome. The Meru hat is perfect. I assume that it will stretch out a little over time because it is wool, but washing it will bring it right back. I own over a dozen Ibex items and have never been disappointed. Please choose sustainable wool. Who wants to wear plastic?
Awesome fit!
February 28, 2011
This is one of the most comfortable hats I have owned. It is plenty warm and fits perfect! It is lightweight and does not rub painfully at all when under a helmet.Pros: Great design, Build quality, Performance, Ease of use
Warm and cozy
November 28, 2010
Comfortable, warm and non itchy. Very please with the product and the price.Pros: Great design, Ease of use, Great value
Sweet beanie!
November 14, 2009
Great beanie! I wear it running and under my cycling helmet in the winter. Also fits under my skiing helmet. I love this thing and I need to get another in case I ever lose it.
Fits Like A Glove!
January 21, 2012
I bought this same hat in Colorado last year on a ski trip, but it never made it back to Tennessee. Actually I forgot I bought it only having it few days before misplacing it. Was getting gear together for this years trip & I found the receipt where I bought it in a gear bag. I remembered what a sweet hat she was so I had to purchase another one. Best hat I've ever owned. Fits like it was tailored to my head. Extremely warm & stretchy too! I can pull it down over my ears & it stays put.Pros: great fit, great quality, extremely warm, great looking, Cons: none
lil tight
October 23, 2008
Great material and nice style.Though it was too tight for my head. As it being one size only I'm out of luck. It is stretchy but the tightness bothered me after a while.I guess I just have a big head. Probably great for women.
good hat
January 09, 2011
good lightweight comfortable hat for running. Just the right amount of insulation to keep my noggin warm, but not too hot.Pros: Performance
My Must Have Hat
March 22, 2012
This hat serves many purposes, and all of them well. When I lost the one I bought at the beginning of the season, I panicked and had to replace it right away! Originally, I was looking for a hat to wear under my bicycle helmet, which the Meru does nicely. As it turned out, it also had an elegant and classic cut that practically dressed up any cute winter outfit I wore when off of the bike. I love the weight, not too thick, but certainly warm. And what's more, there aren't any unnecessary anythings, which tend to drive me crazy! AND my favorite part, it's Made in the USA!Pros: Great design, Performance
Great lightweight beanie
December 08, 2009
Quality material and construction. Simple and plain style but that is fine with me. Stretches to accommodate larger heads but not too tight. Also made in the USA. Glad I bought two for the earlier winter months. Not very heavy though.
comfy stretchy hat
May 19, 2011
I love this hat because it is wool but not itchy, and because it covers my ears! Other brands are often too tight for me (at least women's-specific hats), but this one is great for the slightly larger than average noggin. It's got a lot of stretch, so I imagine it would be comfy on smaller heads, too.Pros: Great design, Build quality, Performance, Ease of use
Comfortable, well fitted
December 09, 2009
The cap/hat is very comfortable. Great worn alone or as a helmet liner due to its low profile. Good insulation and good quality. I'm very pleased.
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There's no wondering where the community of Alphendorf—German for "alpine village"—got its name. From its Swiss-style log cabins, guests enjoy views of the Gatlinburg tram as it ascends the mountain towards Ober Ski Lodge and nighttime skiers can be seen as they descend Bear Run. Plus, these cabins in the Ski Mountain area are a short drive to Ober Gatlinburg for skiing, snow tubing and snowboarding fun.
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That is a very good point. Only one to my knowledge is rope to wire (right now it is the only one that works...or i trust to work ) i have been useing it for the genny. I still think it needs to be replaced though. The main sail seems to be fully Wire and in good shape.
I have thought about getting a professional, but for every thing i can figure out( with help) for my self it is more money i can put in to the boat. she sure is alot more complicated rigging wise then the old hunter 25.5. there is two halyards(1 rope to wire , one rope) going to the bow and three on the main mast(one fully wire two fully rope).( heck she has 6 winches) it is defeninatly more boat then i am sailer at this point.
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The UMSL Bookstore & Computer Shop is located in MSC and is the campus headquarters for buying and selling textbooks for courses taught at UM-St. Louis. The Bookstore also offers a complete selection of popular hardcover and paperback books and study aids for all subjects. Special orders are accepted for most publishers.
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Saturday, 25 August 2012
Kitchen bird hooks update
When I saw the "Sugared Almonds" apron and oven gloves for just £3.87 each in Tesco, I couldn't refuse them at that price! I adore the mix of the pink polka dot print and the pretty cake stands stacked with pastel macaroons, adorable pink kettles, candy filled jars, and cute patterned cups. They are a perfect addition to my kitchen bird hooks.
Another addition to my bird house kitchen hooks is the pretty pink heart colander from Miniamo which my niece Molly gave to me for my birthday back in January.
Have a sweet day!
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Wow really? I had no idea they were on clearance or sale for that price. I've been lusting after the sandwich tray from the same collection. I too love the colours and all the pretty macaroons on them.ReplyDelete
They look perfect on your bird hooks. The colours complement each other beautifully.
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Pastel pinks and blues...a heavenly combination!ReplyDelete
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Apricot Chicken Recipe
This is an old jewish recipe. My wife heard about it from a friend in Houston who used it to close the deal with her significant other. It worked with me too. I loved it so much I married the cook. I have it cold for lunch as a brown bagger at school a couple times a week, hot at dinner once or twice and cold from the fridge when I get home in the afternoon and need some protein to keep me going till dinner.
- 2/3 cup ketchup
- 1/3 cup mayonaise
- 1 cup apricot preserves
- 10 chicken thighs
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin
- Remove the skin from 10 chicken thighs WITH the bone still in. Add a little oil to a nonstick large skillet and gently brown the chicken thighs.
- Mix the mayo and ketchup together to create a homemade Russian dressing. Add a good brand of apricot preserves to the Russian dressing. Add a pinch of cumin.
- Lay the browned thighs in a large pyrex baking dish. Brush the Apricot and Russian
dressing mixture over and under the thighs.
- Bake for 45 to 50 minutes in a pre-heated 345 degree oven . Remove and let cool
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WTF Wednesday: Reptile Youth Introduces Us To A Doppelganger & A Crush
Welcome to another edition of WTF Wednesday, in which bands show us what the f**k they're looking at online. This week, we caught up with Reptile Youth, who showed us band member Esben Valløe's doppelganger — and his soulmate.
We're going to let you watch the two videos, as well as the WTF Wednesday episode below, in order to ascertain which is which.


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Wendy's franchise cuts hours to avoid Obamacare
The action is the latest in a series of challenges against next year's implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
The small-business backlash against Obamacare continues. A Wendy's fast-food franchise in Nebraska is cutting the hours of non-management employees so its owners won't be required to pay health benefits.
The local franchise vice president in Omaha tells WOWT-TV the cuts are coming in several weeks' time because he cannot afford to pay health insurance for all his employees.
Starting next year the U.S. Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, will require employers with 50 or more full-time employees to offer full-time workers "minimum essential" healthcare coverage. The Act defines a full-time employee as someone who works at least 30 hours a week.
As a result, about 100 Wendy's workers in Omaha have been told their hours are being cut.
"It has a huge effect on me and pretty much everybody that I work with," T.J. Growbeck, who currently works 36 to 37 hours a week at the restaurant, told WOWT. "I'm hoping that I can get some sort of promotion because then I would get my hours, but everybody is shooting for that because of the hours being cut."
Wendy's spokesman Denny Lynch told the Huffington Post the decision was being made at the franchise level.
"Our franchisees are independent businesspeople, and they make the decisions regarding their restaurant teams," he said. "As small-business employers, our franchisees are facing rising food and operating costs and many new government regulations."
While Wendy's says the hours-cutting action by its Omaha franchise is not "a company decision," several major restaurant chains have been very vocal in their criticism of Obamacare.
A case in point: Papa John's (PZZA) CEO John Schnatter said the Affordable Care Act would cost his company up to $8 million a year, which would force him to increase product costs and cut workers' hours.
Other restaurant franchises, meanwhile, are also looking at options ahead of Obamacare. John Rigos, owner of a Five Guys franchise in New York City, told CBS News the new regulations will affect hiring policies at his restaurants.
"It'll probably have to reduce the staff to some degree," he said, "and again, focus on building [a] smaller stronger team rather than being as aggressive in opening up new stores and creating new jobs."
Rigos said while he "absolutely" supports Obamacare, he still finds it challenging.
"There's 25,000 restaurants within the New York City market we're competing against," he notes, "so it's not like we have surplus profits that we could just earmark a portion of them to go toward these types of initiatives."
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Juno, Your full of **** we would be glad for you to move to those fantasy countries. Try getting in to see a doctor the same day you need one. Try getting long term healthcare in Canada. Dumba$$
I tried to reply to him, but there was "a problem creating posts", so now I simply start a new one.
Here is my answer to Goatman247 : (I would be amused if I ever hear from him again)
Goatman, thanks for your compliment. You sound like a real educated world traveller who probably never stuck his nose out of our USA.
Because of sport injuries and illness I had to go to emergency rooms in Switzerland, Germany and Canada with follow-up care. In all three cases I was seen immediately and taken care of before I was even asked for personal and financial information !!
Try that in hospitals in our USA ! And who is the "Dumba$$" (your quote) ?
If you can read and digest the following article which was published just yesterday by the Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council, you might learn something.
Here is the link: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/10/health/americans-under-50-fare-poorly-on-health-measures-new-report-says.html?ref=nationalresearchcouncil&_r=0
Just in case you have a short attention span, here is an important paragraph which is near the end of the report :
The panel sought to explain the poor performance. It noted the United States has a highly fragmented health care system, with limited primary care resources and a large uninsured population. It has the highest rates of poverty among the countries studied.
Education also played a role. Americans who have not graduated from high school die from diabetes at three times the rate of those with some college, Dr. Woolf said. In the other countries, more generous social safety nets buffer families from the health consequences of poverty, the report said.
This is nothing new in retail and food industry. It has nothing to do with Obamacare. They always find a reason to cut corner at lower level. When you go close to 39 hrs. per week they will send you home so they don't have to pay overtime. During holiday or long week end they change your schedule and give less hour during week days and more hours in weekend.
The fast food industry is work for KIDS, always meant to be part time and healthcare free because they are kids who are covered by daddy's insurance, which is why American kids can not find employment ........... but your messiah and you insist that illegals are owed a life supported by NOT Americans, but 53% of Americans, so many mildly skillful jobs and completely unskilled jobs are YOUR GIFT TO ILLEGAL ALIENS, so, congratulations on your humanity and charity ........... IF YOU EVER PAID FEDERAL TAXES, if not congratulations on porking yourself!
Think clearly, what would 12-20 million more jobs for Americans that don't send that money out of the country do FOR YOUR NATION?
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perderedeus said...
Just recently, I too had to walk away... from a guild, not from WoW altogether. This was a guild I've had the pleasure of being a part of for six years (joined in 2005). A very respected guild on our server -- one of the few guilds still persisting from WoW's launch -- and I have been an officer for a great deal of my tenure.
Unfortunately, the glory days seem to be over. The other officers log in exactly twice a week, and that is only to attend their raid. After their 3 hours are done each night, they log off. They very, very rarely log on their alts. And when they are in their raid, they're focused on just that -- the raid. Attendance at our guild meetings (by regular members) has also been sadly lacking. Altogether, it was sapping my vigor and interest in the game. I had to break from it.
I placed my main in a friend's guild. It is more active, thankfully, but not a place I feel wholly welcome at. I also placed an alt in a relatively new guild as an experiment, and I must say that the gamble paid off... it is great to find people who are actually interested in playing the game, energetic, alive and talkative, compared to the ghost town that was my previous guild.


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Doves ,I don't know if you read my posts or not or just skip over them. So I really tried to get your attention today.Doesn't Egypt represent the world in the Bible?Mike, I know you were addressing me with this Satan The Prince and King of Tyre and MammonSo early this morning you sent me to Blue letter Bible's audio/video study section to listen to my mentor, Chuck Missler;He makes clear it's satan. Not that what you wrote is not correct but here is the incredible Holy Gost goosebump moment.If you read my post today from Jennie, I once again posted my rapture dream from December 9th 2009.Where I ended up in a field......deer were playing.....I called to one and it came up to me and it's smile TURNED INTO A CROCODILE SMILE. I went on to say it was Obama....did you ever see his toothy grin?Ready for this?
Eze 29:3
Speak 1696 , and say 559 , Thus saith 559 the Lord 136 GOD 3069; Behold, I [am] against thee, Pharaoh 6547 king 4428 of Egypt 4714, the great 1419 dragon 8577 that lieth 7257 in the midst 8432 of his rivers 2975, which hath said 559 , My river 2975 [is] mine own, and I have made 6213 [it] for myself.
The Book of the Prophet Ezekiel
Commentary by A. R. FAUSSET
Eze 29:1-21 . THE JUDGMENT ON EGYPT BY NEBUCHADNEZZAR; THOUGH ABOUT TO BE RESTORED AFTER FORTY YEARS, IT WAS STILL TO BE IN A STATE OF DEGRADATION.
This is the last of the world kingdoms against which Ezekiel's prophecies are directed, and occupies the largest space in them, namely, the next four chapters. Though farther off than Tyre, it exercised a more powerful influence on Israel.
2. Pharaoh--a common name of all the kings of Egypt, meaning "the sun"; or, as others say, a "crocodile," which was worshipped in parts of Egypt (compare Eze 29:3 ). Hophra or Apries was on the throne at this time. His reign began prosperously. He took Gaza ( Jer 47:1 ) and Zidon and made himself master of Phoenicia and Palestine, recovering much that was lost to Egypt by the victory of Nebuchadnezzar at Carchemish ( 2Ki 24:7 Jer 46:2 ), in the fourth year of Jehoiakim [WILKINSON, Ancient Egypt, 1.169]. So proudly secure because of his successes for twenty-five years did he feel, that he said not even a god could deprive him of his kingdom [HERODOTUS, 2.169]. Hence the appropriateness of the description of him in Eze 29:3 . No mere human sagacity could have enabled Ezekiel to foresee Egypt's downfall in the height of its prosperity. There are four divisions of these prophecies; the first in the tenth year of Ezekiel's captivity; the last in the twelfth. Between the first and second comes one of much later date, not having been given till the twenty-seventh year ( Eze 29:17 30:19 ), but placed there as appropriate to the subject matter. Pharaoh-hophra, or Apries, was dethroned and strangled, and Amasis substituted as king, by Nebuchadnezzar (compare Jer 44:30 ). The Egyptian priests, from national vanity, made no mention to HERODOTUS of the Egyptian loss of territory in Syria through Nebuchadnezzar, of which JOSEPHUS tells us, but attributed the change in the succession from Apries to Amasis solely to the Egyptian soldiery. The civil war between the two rivals no doubt lasted several years, affording an opportunity to Nebuchadnezzar of interfering and of elevating the usurper Amasis, on condition of his becoming tributary to Babylon [WILKINSON]. Compare Jer 43:10-12 , and see on JF & B for Jer 43:13, for another view of the grounds of interference of Nebuchadnezzar.Rest of study; <http:// www.blueletterbible.org/commentaries/comm_view.cfm?
ar=Eze_29_3 >Their money had it on too.Egypt-Pharaoh
GIZA, Egypt -- The pyramids outside of Cairo boast tombs, camels and relics thousands of years old.
What about an image reminiscent of the 44th president?
The great pyramid is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and during a brief stop here Thursday after delivering a major speech aimed at Muslims around the world, President Obama spotted another notable sight: a hieroglyphic that showed the face of a man with big ears.
Obama entered the tomb and saw it right away.
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March 31st. That day is rapidly approaching. March 31st is the deadline to sign up for health coverage at Healthcare.gov and we need to remind people to get up and get covered before the deadline!
Every day, Citizen Action will share a picture of a Wisconsinite with health coverage asking those without it to be sure and get covered by March 31st. We want to create a daily meme that will share across social networks and get to the attention of those who still need to sign up!
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There are a variety of ways to get to the Event and the Start/Finish Lines of the ride. Listed below are options and instructions.
Event Day
Participants are encouraged to bike to and from the event. We are working on start-line parking options and will let you know when we know more.
If you drive to the start line, it's an easy cross-town bike ride from Golden Gate Park back to the start line area. We'll have maps available at the info booth at the finish line festival. You can also view the map here.
Muni has a number of buses that will take you back towards the start line, but remember that each bus can only take 2 bikes!
If you want to have someone pick you and your bike up near the finish line, we recommend having them pick you up on Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, between Transverse Dr. and Sunset Blvd.
If you are using public transit, try The San Francisco Trip Planner – An easy to use site that allows you to put in your starting point and destination and then gives you the easiest option to arrive at your destination using public transportation.
Public Transit:
MUNI: The Muni schedule is at 511 transit.
BART: Those of you traveling from the East Bay or the South Bay to San Francisco, please note that BART does not run in the very early morning hours. There will be no BART service on Sunday until around 8 a.m. BART will be available after the event – to see a route from the CycleSF Finish Line to the BART station click here.
Alternative Transportation to San Francisco – All Nighter Bus Service
An alternative is to utilize the All Nighter service provided by five different transit agencies.
In San Mateo and San Francisco counties, service is operated by SamTrans and Muni.
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When former NBA star Gilbert Arenas isn't touting around absurd amounts of illegal fireworks, he's apparently working on his game, at least according to Hoopsworld's Alex Kennedy.
Kennedy said today that the former Arizona Wildcat has been hoping to return to the league, which he's been out of since 2012, and he might get that chance with the Los Angeles Clippers who are apparently open to giving him an opportunity during training camp.
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I'm hearing that Gilbert Arenas has looked good in workouts this summer. The Clippers may invite him to training camp, according to sources.
Arenas, who has only played 17 NBA regular season games since the 2010-11 season (and averaged just 12 minutes in those contests) would likely find it difficult to crack the Clippers roster, assuming he was even given the opportunity.
Still, just 31, it's possible he still has a bit of run left in him.
The three time NBA All Star would make the Clippers his fifth team, if he was able to somehow play his way onto the team – that's again assuming he even gets an invite to training camp.


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Vegan Pantry Staples: 5 Best Ingredients for Adding Flavor
If you think all vegan food has to be bland and boring, think again. Here are five of our favorite ingredients for ensuring that every dish coming out of the kitchen is packed with flavor. What are yours?
Truthfully, any cook, vegan or otherwise, can make use of these pantry staples for boosting the flavor in a dish.
1. Sun-Dried Tomatoes - Chopped into tiny pieces, we add a few sundried tomatoes along with the garlic when making soups and sauces. They give an extra savory boost to just about any dish. Tomato paste also does the same trick.
2. Capers - A teaspoon of these tiny brined buds goes a long way toward brightening the flavors in a dish. Try them in salad dressings or sprinkled over pasta. We also think capers also make a great substitute for anchovies.
3. Kalamata Olives - Like capers, we find these plump Greek olives give dishes a bright and zingy flavor. One of our favorite things to do is chop olives with a handful of fresh herbs into a paste that can be used on pizza, as a spread on sandwiches, or even swirled into soup.
4. Dried Mushrooms - Dried mushrooms are useful even in dishes that aren't mushroom-focused. One or two dried mushrooms reconstituted in water and minced finely add savory depth. You can also use the soaking water for deglazing pans or making sauces. Try grinding dried mushrooms into powder and sprinkling them into dishes like any other spice.
5. Miso Paste - Miso is often our ace in the hole. It's savory flavor is more subtle than many of these other ingredients, we think. We like that we can make it the showcase ingredient or use it to simply create a savory base to our dishes. We use it in everything from quick soups to glazes to salad dressings.
What are your go-to pantry staples for boosting the flavors in your dishes?
Related: Taste Boosters: 8 Ways to Add Smoky Flavor to Any Dish
(Images: Mushrooms/Flickr member avlxyz licensed under Creative Commons, Olives/Amazon.com, Capers/Flickr member timlewisnm licensed under Creative Commons, and Sun-Dried Tomatoes/Amazon.com)
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Quick question about capers, hopefully someone can help me. I bought a jar of capers from Whole Foods and it doesn't say anything about refrigerating so I left them in the cupboard but my Mom says that I should have refrigerated them and they're no good now. I opened them about a week ago.
So, do they need to be refrigerated after opening (and if so, why doesn't is say so on the label? grr) and can I salvage these capers or should I throw them out?
Thank you!
Ditto and add tamarind paste, chipotle Tabasco, walnuts, and lemons. OK, lemons are not strictly a pantry item, but they keep well so I include them.
Roasted red peppers in a jar. I always have these around. They're good on their own, and it's easy to make sauces with them in the food processor. Just add olive oil, sherry vinegar, etc.
Man, Vince's spam is getting annoying.
@Anthropos, I refrigerate mine after opening. As far as saving them goes... that's up to you. My thoughts are that there's so much vinegar/brine solution in that jar, they may be okay... But also, a jar of capers is not so expensive. Tossing it (saving the jar for another use or at least recycling!) isn't the end of the world...
Korean fermented red pepper paste (gochujang) can give a fiery kick to many dishes, and chinese fermented black bean and garlic sauce gives depth to stir fries or what-have-you.
But two items I always keep around for added depth and flavor are fresh garlic and ginger. Not exactly a pantry item, but crucial nonetheless.
Thanks, LauraJane!
Simple, but essential: soy sauce, tamari, &/or Bragg liquid aminos. One of these goes into almost everything I make, from vegetable stock to seitan. I also find tomato paste tremendously useful in a variety of food. To add a bit of complexity to dishes that are traditionally long-simmered with a meat like ham hocks (I'm lookin' at you, red beans & rice), I'll toss in a bit of liquid smoke at the end.
I cannot believe nutritional yeast was left off this list! I sprinkle it on toast, throw it into scrambles, and use it to create delicious gravy, sauce and pesto.
Those particular olives are my favorite!!
For me, I LOVE having bread dipped in seasoned fruity Extra Virgin Olive Oil once a day. It satisfies me with the good healthy fats.
Also, I eat a lot of avocado. They are filling and packed with fiber. Avocados add a wonderful, rich creaminess to so many dishes.
Crushed red pepper flakes have become a staple for me.
At the end of the day, though, a good salt does wonders for adding flavor to dishes... vegan or not!
Worcestershire sauce (it's pretty easy to find fishless ones). And Paprika is great. Really, we're mentioning all (vegan) things umami.
Capers. Anchovy paste. Juniper berries.
I ate a mostly vegetarian diet for about 10 years, but when I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure (due to a virus—my arteries were clear and my cholesterol low), I had to give that up and start eating more meat.
Why? Sodium. The vegetarian and vegan recipes I had been making often turned out to be 3-4X higher in sodium than simple meat recipes. Olives, capers, and miso are all quite high in sodium (I keep Eden Organic Shiro Miso when I can, but at 330mg of sodium per tablespoon, it rules out those recipes that call for 1/2 cup of miso for what turns out to be three servings). Reduced-sodium soy sauce is around 500mg of sodium per tablespoon. Olives and capers are also quite salty, as can be some sun-dried tomatoes, usually the ones packed in oil. Bragg's Liquid Aminos, IIRC, are about 720mg of sodium per tablespoon.
Tabasco is actually pretty decent, at 30mg per teaspoon. The newer Tabasco-brand sauces are more like 200mg per teaspoon and must be used much more sparingly.
My go-to add-on of choice, which surprises me as much as anyone, is the Sunny Spain seasoning from Penzey's Spices. It's lemon pepper but without the salt (salt is usually the first ingredient listed in lemon pepper blends, and if not first then second). I mix it with salt substitute, which works for me because a) it tastes salty to me (I'm lucky) and b) my meds require me to get extra potassium anyway, and salt substitute is potassium chloride.
Non-CHF patients can probably go with regular lemon pepper. it's got salt and pepper, and some lemon zest, but also powdered citric acid. I heard Thomas Keller on The Splendid Table say that salt and acid are the only two real seasoning ingredients we have, and using this stuff in a shaker has made a world of difference for me. It brightens up nearly every dish, from tomato-based pastas to fried rice to soups. It has made a huge difference for me in dishes that normally involve salty-briny ingredients that I simply cannot use in any noticeable quantities. Check it out.
Uh, anchovy paste isn't vegan.
Good olive oil and balsamic vinegar, pine nuts, chargrilled artichokes in olive oil. Italian ingredients make great store cupboard essentials, vegan too!
Really good dijon. I have at least four kinds of mustard in my fridge right now. It adds that kick to just about anything.
Also, cashews. Soak them and puree them and they become a dessert, a sour cream, a cheese, a ravioli filling, a spread, the cream base of a soup, the crispy coating on kale chips... the possibilities are endless.
Folks might have already mentioned a few of these, but here are a few things off the top of my head:
- liquid smoke
- chipotles in adobo
- smoked paprika (can you tell I like smokiness?)
- roasted red peppers
- tamarind paste
- pomegranate molasses (I like to use it instead of blackstrap in BBQ sauces, chilis, etc.)
- a good vegan broth (Better Than Bouillon makes some great ones)
And this isn't one that really adds flavor, but I think you guys should do a post on the amazing wonderfulness that is the raw cashew. When I want to make a creamy sauce or dip, I soak some raw cashews overnight or however long I have and then blend it well. I got this from Isa Chandra Moskowitz's cashew tofu ricotta recipe in Veganomicon. Since then I've used it to make faux cream cheese (on which I put my homemade habanero jelly), mac and cheese, and creamy pasta sauces.
For people looking for parmesan-like substitutes, try mixing some nutritional yeast with salt and chopped raw cashews. Chop the cashews finely in a food processor, but don't let them go to butter/paste state. Toss it all together and it makes a salty/nutty topping for dishes.
@Mary Worrell - I couldn't agree more about the cashews! I think we use cashews in almost every sauce we make. I'm not a vegan who thinks every sauce should be tofu-based, and cashews have very nicely filled that niche for us.
Also, I've been blending nutritional yeast with walnuts for a vegan parm, but I'm going to try the cashew blend (and I'm really not sure why I haven't before!).
Thanks for this list! I've had trouble finding many of these in m local grocery store, but lately have been seeing more and more vegan items creep onto the shelves. But for things like Miso and Nutritional Yeast I have been shopping online and getting them on Amazon through Prime. It has helped me get my money's worth from my Prime membership as well.


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Atheism deals only with lack of belief in gods. Raelians, for example, are atheists and that does not preclude them from believing in all sorts of weird, evidence lacking ideas.
That being said, atheists tend to value beliefs if they can be properly justified. If the reason for atheism is the lack of evidence in favor of gods, why would a self described atheist believe in karma or in reincarnation when there is no evidence in favor of those?
Again, an atheist can believe in karma with no problem but if you ask me I would say that such a person is just being inconsistent. In regards to atheists not believing in anything I just think such a statement is hilarious. As an atheist I believe in tons of things, namely ones that have evidence of being real going for them. Why would it be any different? It is as easy as that.
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If there is not a definite definition of Karma, why bother with it?
I disagree with the statement that there are "no defining definitions of morality". Nor do I agree that everything is "subjective". Fact is that what we call morality is nothing more than of society developed concepts that can and are enforced (that is why we have laws). Compare this to karma where it does not fit nor is necessary in societal discourse. Of course it would be interesting to hear a non-spiritual definition of karma. I guess it would sound like a non-supernatural definition of god. It would make the words god and karma devoid of any useful meaning.
BTW, Sam Harris has addressed the subject of morality briefly here (see point 3).
In summary, there are many things one can not disprove. So? Does that mean they are all worthy of our attention? Not being able to disprove "something" means nothing if that "something" has not been proven in the first place. It is the typical putting of the apple cart before the horse.
Like fairies, ghosts, or gods, mystical concepts feed on our fascination with the mysterious and how we try to make sense of it. That is why the non-existent, be it supernatural beings or mystical concepts, are so appealing. It is just a way of blunting fear and despair, of having the feeling that eventually all wrongs will be right. That there is hidden meaning in coincidence and that there is a purpose for everything.
Personally, until such things are proven, I can do nothing else but hold my belief. I think it is the moral thing to do.
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It is true that the idea of Karma can be conceived without the need of a god. That is why I did not use the words god or cosmic power in my previous post on the matter.
I don't think there are "bad atheists" (maybe, like Raelians, irrational atheists but that is another story). Nor do I believe that judgment has anything to do with it. It is all about what the evidence and the facts can support and the idea of Karma is not one of those.
Still if anyone wants to use the word Karma in a colloquial non-meaningful way (since we know that people do not always get theirs), be my guest. My only question would be, why? At least when we say good bye we actually mean something.
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Karma is defined in many different ways depending on the religion/philosophy.
I have not seen any evidence in favor of Karma when it is defined as "eventually getting what you deserve". I know of really bad people, through out history, that died without Karma ever catching up to them.


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