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"A simple, no-fuss way to make a savory, melt-in-your-mouth boneless pork loin roast."
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1 1/2 tablespoons
fresh rosemary
2 teaspoons
garlic salt
1/2 teaspoon
dried thyme
1/4 teaspoon
freshly ground black pepper
3 pounds
boneless pork loin roast
to avoid the dryness that can accompany a pork loin or tenderloin,try this.. put 2 long pieces of foil in the roasting pan in a cross shape.i made slits in the loin(ABOUT 3.5 LB LOIN) and put slices of elephant garlic in them.mince any extra garlic and sprinkle around meat. crush dried rosemary and sprinkle on the meat with thyme,majoram and black pepper.wrap the foil tightly at the top horizontaly first and then vertically to really seal it. bake at 350 for 2.5 to 3 hrs. all the juices are locked in!!!!!!!
This recipe was basically a good one, but I lowered the heat to 325 degrees and cooked for 1 hr. and 30 minutes in a glass baking dish. Baked uncovered for 15 min, and then covered with aluminum foil. Came out perfect - melt in your mouth!
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I just wanted to share a tip with all those reviewers who used dried herbs and were disappointed. To reconstitute dried herbs put the desired amount in a small, very small container with a few drops of water. It should be barely enough to cover the herbs. Heat in the microwave for a few seconds, 10-20 maybe.Use the water in the recipe. It's a small amount but it will add flavor. That's it.
What a wonderful combination of herbs and spices! I coated my pork with a smidge of olive oil before rubbing with spices,let the meat stand on the counter to bring down to room temperture before cooking, and cooked in the rotisserie. It made a superb crunchy crust and just bursting with juices inside.I think it is very important to have a meat thermometer handy, as pork is horrible when too dry no matter what it is rubbed with! We cook ours until the internal temp. reaches about 150, take it out, let it sit, and the temp. rises a bit more, but not enough to dry it out.
This is excellent, but then I might be just a little biased as I've been eating pork roast seasoned like this all my life. I did modify this, based on my own experience making and eating it. Make little slits in the roast and insert slivers of garlic (rather than using garlic salt). Salt and pepper the roast and rub it with olive oil, then pat it with a mixture of fresh chopped rosemary and thyme (or just rosemary). While the roast is resting after cooking, deglaze the roasting pan with white wine and allow to reduce to a savory white wine reduction. If you prefer gravy, as Hubs did tonight, deglaze the pan with white wine or broth, then thicken with a slurry of cornstarch or flour, and broth. I like to start this out at 450 degrees fotr 10-15 minutes, then continue the cooking at the reduced temp of 350.
To make this a complete meal, I doubled the ingredients as shown and then placed the roast into my slow cooker and added 1 cup apple cider on the bottom.
I then added some baby carrots, sliced red onion, and potato chunks into the same bag, added a little more salt and pepper, as well as some olive oil and shook the rest of the seasonings left over in the bag with the vegetables to coat them. I then placed the contents into the slow cooker as well. Cooking it on slow for 8 hours
I made this in the crockpot and like a previous reviewer, put some apple juice in the bottom of the pot. I put 1/2 cup apple juice, 1/2 cup veggie broth (I would have used all apple juice, but I needed to use up the broth). I used fresh basil and oregano instead of rosemary. Threw in about a pound of baby carrots, which turned out wonderful. Cooked for about 8 hours. It was so moist and tender, we loved it! Served with Creamy Au Gratin potatoes from this site. I have never made pork roast before but this inspired me to do it more often!
Another simple, yet outstanding recipe. I had no fresh rosemary, so I simply crushed some dried leaves. I also cooked the roast longer than recommended in the recipe. Pork roast needs 20-25 minutes per pound at 350 degrees. Also, I think the roast is juicier if you cover it during cooking. Enjoy!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 335
Calories from Fat: 177
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Animation closing in!
To underscore the activity that's happening on the local industry scene here in Burbank...
A renowned sound design/editing company moved out of the building where AN and The Animation Academy are headquartered. They occupied a large area of the top floor of our building.
Within a matter of a few days of their leaving...
An animation studio moves in!
Our next door neighbors are Cosmic Toast! They're a Burbank based studio that's expanding. They've been banging flooring and carpeting into place and fixing the space at a round the clock pace for production. I just walked in to see the renovated area when I discovered a whole crew of Flash animators already working there! About 10 artists I'd say. Maybe more.
We're sharing walls!
What's more, I just hooked up with an animator who I used to work with at Filmation in the 1980s on He-Man and She-Ra! Haven't seen him since and he's animating next door!
Man, what a world and what a time we're living in with our industry!
Good times!
Keep creating!
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Animation is indeed closing in. Actually it can't get any closer. Not just as far as the proximity of the new studio right next door, but especially for the animation artists working there.
With all the space they have the animators are huddled in one room. Not a very big room at that.
What's the rest of the office area reserved for?
You guessed it.
Execs and writers with some space for post production and editing.
Oh well. The artists are taking it in stride but to me it's the same ol same ol. The heart of what they do is animation and they squeeze it out of the artists with these working conditions.
It's good to have a job and be active in the industry, but if you really wanna improve things for yourself you need to do it for yourself.
Anyway, good luck and good wishes for the success of the creative team.
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Is it wrong for this to be the biggest reason making me want to come back to wow?
The competition Blizzard got really made them put in some work. New animation for Boomkin and Ele shammy attack spell, new minor glyph for shadow priest, new levitate animation.
Was about time, thanks GW2, Rift and all the others for getting Blizzard to improve stuff like that instead of feeding us the line "it's either levitate animation or new boss model, lol".
Oh, that is definitely a lot cooler than before.
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just plain awesome, I hope this goes live! <3
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OMG YES!!!!!! I remember one of the troll invasion npcs following you around doing this and I remember someone posting that they should make levitate do this!
nice. instead of the creepy moon walking shifting no where walk hah
WOW That is totally awesome!
This makes me want to PvP. I can relentlessly persue Alliance in while going "whum whum whum whum" under my breath as a sort of wannabe Undead cyborg hovering mercenary firing Mind Flays as I go. I may be slow, but I will catch my quarry in the end. And may God have mercy on the first person to break my hovering functions.
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Should have been this way from the start. Like this animation so much better. Besides, air walking just contradicts the term levitate.
Why do we only travel outwards in space? Lets try going up or down.
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Kasbah of Algiers
Kasbah of Algiers
The Kasbah is a unique kind of medina, or Islamic city. It stands in one of the finest coastal sites on the Mediterranean, overlooking the islands where a Carthaginian trading-post was established in the 4th century BC. There are the remains of the citadel, old mosques and Ottoman-style palaces as well as the remains of a traditional urban structure associated with a deep-rooted sense of community.
Casbah d'Alger
Dans l'un des plus beaux sites maritimes de la Méditerranée, surplombant les îlots où un comptoir carthaginois fut installé dès le IVe siècle av. J.-C., la Casbah constitue un type unique de médina , ou ville islamique. Lieu de mémoire autant que d'histoire, elle comprend des vestiges de la citadelle, des mosquées anciennes, des palais ottomans, ainsi qu'une structure urbaine traditionnelle associée à un grand sens de la communauté.
قصبة الجزائر
في أحد أجمل المواقع البحرية الواقعة على المتوسط، تشرف القصبة على الجزر الصغيرة حيث تمّ إنشاء مركز تجاري قرطاجي منذ القرن الرابع قبل الميلاد. وتشكّل القصبة مدينة فريدة من نوعها بين المدن الإسلامية. إنها مكان ذكريات بقدر ما هي مكان تاريخي، فهي تضم بقايا قلعة ومساجد قديمة وقصورا عثمانية، بالإضافة إلى بنية حضرية تقليدية تتميّز بروح العيش مع الجماعة.
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Касба (старая часть) города Алжир
Касба – название медины, или традиционного исламского города. Этот город расположен на одном из самых интересных прибрежных участков Средиземноморья, с видом на острова, где в IV в. до н.э. была основана торговая фактория Карфагена. Здесь находятся руины цитадели, старые мечети и дворцы в турецком стиле. Также сохранились фрагменты древней городской планировки, отражающей традиционное чувство общности его жителей.
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Kasba de Argel
La kasba de Argel es un ejemplo de medina único en su género. Está emplazada en uno de los más bellos paisajes costeros del Mediterráneo, desde el que se dominan los islotes donde los cartagineses instalaron una factoría en el siglo IV a.C. Sitio de memoria e historia, la kasba posee vestigios de una ciudadela, mezquitas antiguas y palacios otomanos, así como una estructura urbana tradicional asociada a un profundo sentido comunitario.
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De Kasbah van Algiers
De Kasbah van Algiers is een unieke soort medina of (oudste gedeelte van een) Islamitische stad. De medina ligt in een van de mooiste kustgebieden aan de Middellandse Zee, met uitzicht op de eilanden waar in de 4e eeuw voor Christus een Carthaagse handelspost werd opgericht. In Kasbah zijn overblijfselen te vinden van de citadel, oude moskeeën en Ottomaanse paleizen. Verder laat de stad zien dat het een traditionele, stedelijke structuur kende waarbij het gemeenschapsgevoel erg belangrijk was. De historische stad heeft veel invloed uitgeoefend op de stedenbouw in het westerse deel van de Middellandse Zee en Sub-Sahara-Afrika.
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Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
The Kasbah of Algiers is an outstanding example of a historic Maghreb city having had extensive influence on town-planning in the western part of the Mediterranean and sub-Saharan Africa.
Indeed, located on the Mediterranean coast, the site was inhabited at least from the 6th century BC when a Phoenician trading post was established there. The term Kasbah, that originally designated the highest point of the medina during the Zirid era, today applies to the ensemble of the old town of El Djazair, within the boundaries marked by the ramparts and built at the end of the 16th century, dating back to the Ottoman period.
In this living environment where nearly 50,000 people reside, very interesting traditional houses, palaces, hammams, mosques and various souks are still conserved, the urban form of which bears witness to an effect of stratification of several styles in a complex and original system that has adapted remarkably well to a very hilly and uneven site.
Criterion (ii): The Kasbah of Algiers has exercised considerable influence on architecture and town-planning in North Africa, Andalusia and in sub-Saharan Africa during the 16th and 17th centuries. These exchanges are illustrated in the specific character of its houses and the density of its urban stratification, a model of human settlement where the ancestral lifestyle and Muslim customs have blended with other types of traditions.
Criterion (v): The Kasbah of Algiers is an outstanding example of a traditional human settlement representing a profoundly Mediterranean Muslim culture, synthesis of numerous traditions. The vestiges of the citadel, ancient mosques, Ottoman palaces, as well as a traditional urban structure associated with a strong sense of community testify to this culture and are the result of its interaction with the various layers of populations.
Integrity (2009)
Despite the changes and the earthquake risks experienced by the site, the Kasbah of Algiers still retains its integrity. On the whole, the aesthetic character, material used and the architectural elements retain their original aspect that expresses the values for which the site was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1992. The continuing residential function has strengthened the viability of the site as well as the integrity of its image. Restoration work of the built heritage of the Kasbah undertaken in the framework of the Safeguarding and Valorisation Plan is in conformity with the local and national standards and contributes towards maintaining the integrity of the site. Nevertheless, there are threats to the integrity linked to densification and uncontrolled interventions. Other risks originate from earthquakes and fire, as well as landslides and floods.
Authenticity (2009)
The attributes of the Outstanding Universal Value for which the site was inscribed are maintained. The Kasbah bears witness to a remarkable authenticity, as regards the form and conception (very dense urban planning), construction materials (earthen bricks, earthen and lime rendering, stone and wood) and also the use (residential, trading, cult) and popular customs. The survival of traditional architectural skills, notably in the building trades and architectural decoration, is a major advantage in support of the Outstanding Universal Value.
Protection and management requirements (2009)
The Kasbah of Algiers was listed as a national historic site in November 1991 and safeguarded sector in 2003. The legal framework that ensures its protection incorporates the Laws 98.04 (concerning the protection of cultural heritage), 90.25, 90.29, 91.10 and the Executive Decrees 90.78, 90.175, 91.176, 91.177 and 91.178. The State Party considers, however, that it is necessary to revise the legal and administrative provisions relating to the property to improve its protection and enhancement.
The management of the site is entrusted to the Cultural Directorate of the Wilaya (province) of Algiers. There is a continual need to conserve and rehabilitate the property to forestall deterioration of the urban fabric. Threats from the risk of earthquakes and fire exist, whereas the land slides and floods always constitute a possible threat. A permanent plan for the safeguarding and valorisation of the safeguarded sector (PPSMVSS), codified by Executive Decree N° 324-2003 is being prepared. The management plan will cover these issues and take account of a buffer zone and regular monitoring activities. The Cultural Directorate of the Wilaya, in consultation with the President(s) of the Popular Communal Assemblies concerned, is the agent for the implementation and management of the PPSMVSS. To reinforce this action, a regulatory text is being adopted, that of the Agencies for the Safeguarded Sectors. The Office for the Management of Cultural Properties and Exploitation (OGEBC) is responsible, in the name of the Ministry of Culture, for the management of the listed archaeological and historic monuments and sites, including those located inside a safeguarded sector.
Long Description
The Kasbah of Algiers is a unique form of medina, or Islamic city. As such it is an outstanding example of a historic Maghreb city with specificities related to the natural site and history of the city, despite the destruction due to poor preservation of the ancient urban fabric. The Kasbah preserves very interesting traditional Arab Mediterranean houses in which the ancestral Arab lifestyle and Muslim customs have blended with other architectural traditions.
It stands in one of the finest coastal sites on the Mediterranean, overlooking the islands where a Carthaginian trading-post was established in the 4th century BC. The Kasbah contains the remains of the citadel, old mosques and Ottoman-style palaces as well as the vestiges of a traditional urban structure associated with a deep-rooted sense of community.
The history of Algiers is even more complex and turbulent than that of the entire country. Located on the seashore, the site was inhabited from at least the 6th century BC, when a Phoenician trading post was established. Carthaginians, various Berber tribes, Romans, Byzantines and Arabs (beginning in the 7th century) took turns coveting and ultimately taking the city. Spain's expansionist policy also embraced Algeria and took advantage of weakness among local powers due to rivalries between the smaller Maghreb states that emerged from the Berber invasions.
A Turk corsair, Khair-al-Din founded his capital in Algiers (1516) and made a large part of the modern Algerian coast dependent on the Ottoman Sultan. The central power at Istanbul intervened relatively little in administration of the region, and the Bey ruled as master in his city where military might and trade joined forces to produce great economic prosperity.
The construction of the city began in 1516 and continued until the 17th century. Although the administrative and military organization implied the presence of many Turks, Algiers was not an Ottoman city. The city combined the science of Turkish military architecture with Arab-Mediterranean architectural tradition. The flourishing state of trade is expressed in the extreme richness of the interior decoration of houses in Algiers. The unique natural site is the reason for the winding streets, veritable meanders that are characteristic of the ancient city.
European misunderstanding of the Arab lifestyle on the one hand, and, on the other hand, settlers' desire for their own customs and architectural and urban aesthetics combined to produce severe destruction. Fortunately, part of the city was saved. In the 1920s, real interest was expressed in safeguarding the ancient city. However, the Algerian authorities ordered the first studies for safeguarding the Algiers Kasbah only in the early 1970s. At that time it was classified as a historic site and a vast restoration and upgrading plan was adopted for the ancient city. A very intelligent redevelopment plan is under way for the Kasbah, to introduce modern comfort without upsetting the traditional urbanism and architecture and to restore the Kasbah's original functions: residential, commercial and cultural quarters.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
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Shameless: The President's Constitutional Authority to Appoint Political Hacks to Run FEMA
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Yesterday, the President signed H.R. 5441, the annual Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act. In his signing statement, the President noted constitutional objections to more than 37 different provisions of the bill. (Thirty-seven provisions are specified -- but several of those are listed merely as examples ("such as") of still other unenumerated "provisions" of the Act. There's no way of knowing how many provisions the President intends to implement (or not implement) contrary to congressional will.)
Man, everyone should have the kind of power to just do whatever they hell they want, like Bush seems to think he's inherited. I'd like my employers to give me a big honkin' raise. I think I'll add a signing statement to the bottom of my paycheck doubling my salary and see what happens. While I'm at it, I think I'll drive down busy city streets at 80 mph and when the cop gives me a ticket, I'll just scribble a signing statement at the bottom to the effect that I can drive as fast as I want and hand it back to the cop. No problemo. Not being accountable rules!
I think you're wrong to say that the statements includes "objections" to the bill. Rather, they deal with the way in which the President will "construe" the statute. The two are, at least in the abstract, not the same. After all, when the Supreme Court utilizes the canon of construing a statute so as to not render it unconstitutional, we don't say that the Court "objected to" the statute.
True, this returns us to the age-old question, when does construction become revision? But you're wrong as a definitional matter, and I don't think you've actually tried to prove your case as a pragmatic matter.
Adam: Come on. There's nothing to construe. The provision is crystal clear on its face. The signing statement is asserting a power to "construe" the condition into oblivion, in order to avoid what it (mistakenly) identifies as a constitutional problem. There's a whiff of the avoidance doctrine here, but it's misplaced for two reasons, each of which is fatal to the proper use of the canon: (i) the statutory language is not ambiguous; and (ii) the constitutional concern is not serious.
Marty, you'll have to note which specific provision you're talking about.
But generally speaking, I'm simply not sure what is so controversial. The Administration's blanket statement, is so commonplace now as to be almost boilerplate. I don't see any evidence that the President will in fact enforce the statute in a way that you find objectionable. Perhaps we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. But in the meantime, I respectfully submit that your argument (1) admits that there's no bright line, yet (2) suggests that the President would somehow violate the Constitution by acting at one end of the hypothetical spectrum.
In the last few years, critics of the President have attempted to turn every single political dispute into a constitutional confrontation. I thought I'd seen them all, but this post takes matters to a new level: Under your theory, if the President doesn't appoint people of sufficient competence (under a rubric you don't provide), he's violating the Constitution?
There's a difference between bad policy and illegal policy, Marty! The former needn't always be recharacterized as the latter. The President's power to control appointments is an interesting legal question, on which reasonable minds (I count you and I among such) can disagree. But I don't think I've ever heard anyone take the position that the President's constitutional authority is a function of "how well" he executes that authority.
Every time I see a signing-statement article, it amazes me how far these people are willing to go in broad daylight to subvert small-"r" republican government. Not to mention the fact that big-"R" Republicans don't seem to mind that passages they write and vote for are left by the wayside. Especially in the passage Marty highlighted, "construe" is a joke - you either follow the law or you don't. It's not like there's room for individual interpretation there.
Oh, and Adam: if there's any money to be made in strawman-construction, you should be making it. Good job. And you even threw in "reasonable minds can disagree" on a subject that no reasonable person with a knowledge of constitutional law could argue about! Amazing.
It's an ideology with Bush and Cheney. No sincere finding of unconstitutionality is needed to prompt a signing statement. It's enough that a bill restricts presidential power.
Bush and Cheney want the president's power as commander-in-chief to extend into civil matters too. They object to anything that gets in the way of this goal.
How can these signing statements be thwarted? Can Congress draft legislation to preclude them? I don't see how. Would the Supreme Court ever rule on their limits? I doubt it.
And will future presidents be willing to forgo this kind of power?
It's a pretty corrupt path that we've started down.
If nothing else, the Bush administration has forced legal scholars to sharpen their minds towards basic principles that they had thought were settled and part of the common consensus, and argue them all over again.
This is only one example, where the precedents are from the 19th century and were seemingly long settled, at least in the minds of the legal community.
This phenomenon suggests we are not dealing with a traditional American political party that is content to operate within the prevailing consensus (they have contempt for that consensus, and take every opportunity, even trivial ones like this, to express that contempt). Rather, we are witnessing the tactics of the activist wing of a transformative movement, which believes its goals warrant, and even necessitate, the transformation of the consensual American constitutional order.
This reveals the nihilistic core of the movement. It is willing to create severe, even catastrophic, disorder in the pursuit of its goals. A fundamental source of order in the American experience is the constitutional order, an order that depends for its coherence on tradition and mutual understandings, and that order is being challenged at each crossroads, with little or no sympathy for its pedigree or its function. In a sense, we are living in Year VI of the new order (I am waiting for the re-casting of the calendar in the spirit of the Jacobins).
As for the Commander-in-Chief powers, I have heard both Bush and his supporters refer to Bush as the CIC of the American people! This is more than hyperbole, I think; it reflects the deliberate militarization of our domestic life. I therefore am hardly surprised that Bush would invoke the CIC powers to claim unilateral jurisdiction over the FEMA appointment, or any other function within the Executive Branch.
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Under your theory, if the President doesn't appoint people of sufficient competence (under a rubric you don't provide), he's violating the Constitution?
Marty never said either of those things (and there's two assertions there: that Marty's criterion is "sufficient competence", and that not appointing such people would be "violating the Constitution").
The criteria are plainly spelled out (Marty clearly "provide[d]" the "rubric"), and "sufficient competence" is not one (although one might argue that the actual qualifications are in effect a requirement of "minimal competence or at least experience"). And if the preznit ignores this requirement, he would be ignoring statutory law, not violating the Constitution (sadly, the Constitution doesn't have "sufficient competence" written into it, thus our misfortunes with the preznitcy of Dubya).
I will note, just for the record, that the RW was putting out papers in favour of Clinton's impeachment that argued that the impeachment clause was intended in part to take care of gross malfeasance or mismanagement and that "high crimes and misdemeanors" was just a term of art encompassing such.
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Does President Bush have a point on this one? I don't know what the precedent says, but doesn't he have a colorable claim that Congress cannot put statutory restrictions on whom he can appoint to certain executive positions? What does the case law say?
Under your position, if God himself (or herself) came to Earth and volunteered for the position of FEMA director, Bush would not be able to appoint Him -- even if Bush wanted to and every senator wanted to confirm Him.
Seems to me that it is at least reasonable to contend that Bush may appoint whomever he wants, but that the Senate is free to require 5 years of experience as a condition of confirmation.
"Under your position, if God himself (or herself) came to Earth and volunteered for the position of FEMA director, Bush would not be able to appoint Him -- even if Bush wanted to and every senator wanted to confirm Him."
If God himself should ever come down to earth and offer up his services I would hope that the president would appoint him czar of Federal Emergency Prevention rather than management.
I counted 34 invocations of Chadha in Bush-II signing statements thru June 19, 2006, though I plan to update that total.
Although FEMA's story was a disaster, the levee failure was the responsibility of several entities, some public agencies and the local civil engineering works district, some private contractors.
I was reminded of another agency's moment of embarrassment earlier in 2006, which achieved a resolution much like FEMA's, with replacement of an individual who was executing administration policy but had created a counterproductive result by its implementation at NASA in the matter of suppressed science about global climate change.
Scientist complains about chaperone and censorship, January 2006.
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On the Katrina fiasco, consider the Times Picayune notice this week of a statewide vote to merge levee district boards and upgrade boardmember qualifications. I am sure our host JB will pardon the article's opening journalistic prose:
"A citizens campaign to abandon politics-as-usual culminated Saturday in an overwhelming statewide vote to consolidate southeast Louisiana's balkanized system of levee boards and replace them with flood protection authorities that will be governed for the first time by appointees with expertise in fields such as engineering and hydrology.
If the Executive Branch has neither the power to interprete(sp?) the law or amend and pass legislation only the right to veto legislation. Then under these signing statements, which can only be constitutionally considered as presidential opinion and not the letter of the law. Should the president choose to ignore what was passed in the actually law by citing the signing statement would he be guilty of violating the constitution as set in the seperation of powers.
And if he believes that the law is in violation of the constitution and infringes on the executive powers why doesn't he bring it before the Judicial or just veto the bill, you know the checks to those balances between the three branches.
In case anyone actually takes this seriously as analysis instead of politics, note two things:
--President Clinton had indicated he would abide the US Trade Representative qualification, which suggests that he believed he could find qualified candidates who fit the description
--James Lee Witt, supposedly the model of a FEMA director and the appointee of President Clinton, had only 4 years of executive leadership experience prior to his appointment
the standard is "not less than 5 years of executive leadership and management experience in the public or private sector."
I'm assuming the "4" years reflects his Arkansas Office of Emergency Services experience since he was appointed in 1988. But, he also had various years in private sector service that would meet the test. Surely at least one year.
As to "God," I think he would meet the "private" and "public" (he does control everything, right?) requirements.
Anyway, if the terms are too strict, they are not patently unreasonable in any degree esp. as compared to any number of other offices that have requirements.
By requiring experience ("demonstrated ability in") both in emergency management and in homeland security, the statute may in fact be very limiting in who can be chosen. How many people have had jobs in both areas or otherwise have had responsibilities that have allowed them to "demonstrate[] ability in" handling issues in both areas?
If the statute had required knowledge of both areas and demonstrated ability in dealing with one or the other, then I'd have no problem joining your criticism of the signing statement.
If you would not interpret the requirement so as to mandate that the person have had responsibilities to deal with issues in both areas, then that's fine, but it's probably the same kind of interpretation that the signing statement indicates that the administration will adopt.
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These hacks--not to let Bush and his team off the hook--continually look for some automatic mechanism to insulate themselves from the consequences of their own decisions.
One example is the midnight legislation of automatic pay raises that do not require roll call votes, letting Congressmen and Senators to simply get raises without leaving fingerprints.
Where are the men and women of integrity and character that a democracy deserves? Aren't the voters putting them in office? Or don't the parties put them forward as candidates anymore?
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Couldn't do this job in the time it was needed before I go to my regular job. Plus I wasn't prepared with the steel I needed. So I had to send it to another shop, that was the best I could help.
Makes me sick. The other side had the same repair with a about 20 inches of flat bar maybe 1/4 thick running down the bottom extending well beyond the crack and as far on the other side as possible. Had 4 inch welds about 4 inches apart on each side of the flat bar. Just approximate to that spec the best I could see at a glance. May have been welding around the crack but still had a visible hole.
So how would you have repaired it?
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I most likely would of ground it clean & depending on thickness maybe vee it out & weld it up. Doesn't look like you can get to the bottom without getting it up in the air? If I couldn't get the bottom then I'd fab up a channel to slide over from the bottom & weld that on.
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He said it would raise pretty high so maybe make the pieces and fab onto the tubing as channel in the end.
But I like the channel idea.
What it did do was encourage me to drop by City Hall. Need that city business license inside the city limits.
I live outside the city and the cost is 80 dollars for a license up too 2000 dollars in work.
However if you on a job with a cost less than 250 dollars you don't need a license.
When the job cost 250 or more, you pay the 80 and then add jobs to that 80 dollar license until you reach 2000, then you have to buy another license.
Yea off topic but this job in the city finally got me up to check on this.
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I know it's off-topic but are you saying that if, for example, you had a $10,000 job that you'd have to go get 5 licenses at $80 a pop? Isn't that a lot like a 4% tax on YOUR work? Not exactly business friendly, eh?
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First off I'm not starting any arguements here, I have no lawyers in the family : ) Just some info based on my experience and observation.
There is an incredible amount of liability in those two pictures. Anybody that welds on that trailer best have a large liability policy and be sure it covers on highway vehicles (most don't).
I've had calls to look at many haulers and a lot of them are in poor shape, well past their usable lifespan and already (poorly) repaired several times.
But regardless, when they are sitting on the side of the road with one (new) car smashing the hood of another (new) car, and some trailer structure dinging other (new) cars because a scab plate some guy cobbled on, is not a happy experience for anybody but the lawyers. And the crane company who gets to come out and unsort the mess. And the heavy tow co that hauls the straped up mess in and the auctioneer who disposes of the iron.
Your repair, on a piece of iron like this, has to meet or exceed the original integrity of the trailer or you are dead meat. Welding repairs on any engineered product where life/limb is at risk are so, so tricky. Future failure can be in a spot (seemingly) unrelated to your repair, doesn't matter.
And even if you DO have large liability coverage on that sort of vehicle, They'll still try to come after the weld co owner. It's the shotgun approach to liability, shoot everybody and make them come to court and prove they knew what they were doing, had successful previous experience, and were having a particularly good day. Inc or LLC be damed, they'll come for you.
So in my opinion, you were fortunate to not make the repair. Asking others how to do it, on the interweb, is a bad sign.
Again, I didn't create the American legal system, but I do understand how harsh (and life crippling expensive) it can be in weldland for people who are innocent or guilty (and asking how on a forum pretty much makes you guilty).
That's just my (hopefully helpful, probably not) opinion, others will surely differ. I've never seen a car hauler job I was willing to take and I have stupid levels of unrestricted liability ins. and access to decent engineers.
Wrote a stinking novel there, huh? Sorry bout that.
JSome days you eat the bear. And some days the bear eats you.
JTMcC made the smartest comments about this I have ever read on a forum.
Do not dismiss this simple warning!!!
I don't weld on anything that rolls on the road.
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How would you repair this.
X2 on one of the best advice tips ever read here.
JTMcC, well done sir!!
Posts like that are why I am only subscribed to this forum.
I agree I think about that crap all the time, however I'll still work on things if I have time to overkill it. ie exceeding what it is or should be.
Asking how others would go about it is just getting in here and learning more. Has anybody ever done that? WTF?? I didn't work on it but still wanted opinions so those comments about a bad sign or whatever you said could piss a person off.
That truck is on the road without repair. The shop I sent him to called back and said he never showed up.
I seriously doubt the rig will be scrapped due to being past its serviceable life over some 1/8" wall tubing. It will be repaired when the owner will park it long enough for someone to do it. AND be 5 times stronger than it was.
It is cracked all the way around and looks like it supports that Lexus on top per the hydraulic cylinder. While that is certainly running down to it, inside supports are carrying the weight IMO. There is no way a trailer manufacture would carry a vehicle on horizontal 1/8th wall tubing. But who knows.
The owner claimed the tubing was broken due to changing flats / lifting the rig. I don't know.
It was one of those things I wanted to do, but I didn't want to do at the same time. I knew the accident, insurance liability post would show up. I think it should to keep people thinking about risk. Some risk are higher than others but not much can be considered risk free.
Now I am worried about that tip on a cast aluminum gutter break I welded today. If that breaks and the guy falls on it running it through an artery, my azz has had it.
I certainly think about risk on everything. Mostly due to the welding gods on here
and the constant reminders of it. But I honestly thank you guys for doing so. No joke.
It started as you must come by and get a license, pause ,,, well if under 250 you don't have to. But over that you have to first. Then I asked who would give it to me on the weekend. long pause, well you'll need to come in Monday after because our guy does keep an eye out on weekends.
oh well.
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There's two major mistakes in that simple statement.
Don't assume a car hauler will ever see a proper repair. I've took a lot of pictures of the repairs on them over the years (including cars dropped down on top of other cars and trailer structural pieces jammed into cars) and never yet seen one that was done right. I'm sure they are out there but never laid eyes on it yet.
# two is the "5 times stronger". If you make a free standing "something" 5X stronger it was either very poorly designed in the first place, or you've just spent way to much customer money.
If it's not a free standing item, ie part of a system like a car hauler member is, then you've just built in (at least) two obvious points of failure.
Even a well welded repair of one point on a light structural member if, it's not designed, will ultimately result in multiple failures in the rest of the member or in it's connection points/adjacent members.
None of it matters if your welding on dirt equipment, but 80 mph down the freeway is dangerous territory for welding work.
If this annoys you you can put me on "ignore", I think, and not see my rambling posts. But every one of them comes from direct observation or personal experience.
I don't want to see anybody loose everything they've worked for over a property damage claim or worse yet a personal injury claim. But I have. And some of them deserved it based on the damage that resulted from their work, sometimes years later.
J, ignore my comments, I understand, they aren't what you want to hear. Others will soon tell you just what you do want to hear.Some days you eat the bear. And some days the bear eats you.


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The perfect place to hold your dress up clothes. Sized just for children, this dress up unit includes a storage shelf on top, hooks (no need to mess with hangers), and an acrylic mirror to make sure everything is "just right". 32 1/2 " H x 25 1/4" L x 13 3/4" W, 23 1/2 lbs. Assembly required. Play clothes and hats sold separately.
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ground cinnamon
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I made these using raisin bran instead of muesli, and they turned out well. Very moist.
Taste was just okay and muffins crumbled a lot. Might have more taste if mashed bananas in to it. Don't think I'm going to do this one again.
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Delicious!!...I read the reviews and decided to cut out most of the oil and replace it with applesauce, leave out the water and because my muesli has a lot of fruit in it, I only used 1/2 cup of raisins. Because my mind goes straight to brown sugar when I think apples and cinnamon, I devided the sugar and used half brown and half white. They are lovely and moist, and will make these again.
I loved the taste and texture of these muffins. I did replace the water with a half cup of gingerbread tea since the only spice I had was cinnamon. I loved it so much with the tea, that the second time I made them I added Sugar Plum spice tea instead of the half cup of water.
I had a generic granola/flake cereal. I added cranberries and rasins one time, and also loved that. I did replace the white sugar with the brown, and sprinkled extra brown sugar on top before baking. Thank you for the recipe.
nom, nom, nom. My two teenage boys can not get enough of these; I've been making them for more than a year now and they're still requesting them constantly. I pack them in their lunches instead of sandwiches sometimes. I have altered the recipe: I use 1 cup all purpose flour, 1/4 cup wheat flour and 3 Tablespoons ground flax seed and 1 Tablespoon wheat germ. The museli I use has nuts and dried fruit in it, but I still add more dried cherries or blueberries. The boys know they're healthy for them and still they consume mass quantities. Thanks for posting this! It's a family favorite.
These muffins are fantastic! My kids were begging for more. I did modify it to fit our own family preferences. I, after having noticed that my applesauce was 'expired', used 1 c. of ripe, mashed banana instead. Wow, what a great texture. I don't think I'll ever use the applesauce! I used 2/3 c. turbinado sugar in place of the white sugar. I lowered the amount of water to about 1/3 c., thinking the bananas were a little more runny than applesauce would be. I did use all whole wheat flour and it worked wonderfully. I chose Healthy Heart Blend cereal from Fiber One and it was great! I also used fresh blueberries since I had just gone picking! An absolutely wonderful muffin recipe I will use and share over and over again. Thanks so much!!!!
Very moist & delicious! I didn't add extra raisins because they were already in my Muesli.
Very very good. I made a few changes to the recipe. First of all instead of the 1/3 cup of oil I added an additional 1/3 cup of applesauce, and I didn't use the 1/2 cup of water because it would have made the batter to liquid. I used 1/2 tsp. of nutmeg because I didn't have any allspice at the moment. For the muesli I used my own homemade granola. My family loved them! The muffins were very moist and flavorful; 5 stars~thanks Kiki!
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Title: Panda-monium - part 5
Date: October 17, 2005
Summary: Beaver and Steve encounter the Panda Queen deep inside the panda lair.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Panda Queen, Panda Cubs
Onomatopoeias used: "MEW", "WRIGGLE", "SQUIRM", "SQUISH!"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
Beaver: "Oh most benevolent majesty, why have you chosen to take residence in our humble kitchen?"
Panel 2
Panda Queen: "Mew Mew Mew-Mew Mew"
Beaver: "She says she just needs our food to feed her cubs"
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Beaver: (off-screen) "Aren't they just adorable?"
Steve looks uncomfortable with three MEW'ing worm-like panda cubs SQUIRM'ing and WRIGGLE'ing towards him.
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Panda Queen: (chewing on a bamboo stick) "Nyem Nyem"
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Beaver: "She says as soon as they pupate the swarm will move on. It's all going to be OK!"
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Steve SQUISH!'es the Panda Cubs.
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When designing a manifold. Minus the countless possible hours of R&D. Is there a specific formula that you use when trying to design one. I have read and read and read. Is it really that detailed? Or are there some short cuts? Details like, Runner length, Runner I.D./O.D, Plenum Volume, CFM Velocity, Volumetric Efficiency, Displacement, Desired Powerband, N/a or F/I... etc.. etc... Just curious...
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I have increased my studies as of late, on this topic. I have noticed some use trumpets/flares on the ends of tubing/intake runners. While others don't. Some weld the top of runners and leave them. Some weld the top of runners and machine them. From my reading, I have gathered that you are not supposed to have the runners side flush with the bottom of the intake. I am wondering if this is due to personal preferrence or actual knowledge of engines and air flow?
There are some guys that have brought sheet metal manifolds to an artform..
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The daily adventures of a mom of 12 who loves to run and is training hard to see just how good I can be.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Yay for Moms!!!
I ran 12 miles this morning - one mile for each of my kids. I did eight miles in the canyon (trails) with Jenny and four on my own on the roads.
It is a wonderful day, and I couldn't be any more blessed or grateful.
Whether you are a mom, have been blessed by a mom, or have a mother's heart, I hope you all have a very special and blessed day.
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- Raina said...
Happy mother's day to you too! You earned the badge for it :) Hope it's a day filled with love.
- May 13, 2012 at 4:19 PM
- Adrienne said...
You too, Supermom!!
- May 13, 2012 at 5:08 PM
- Caroline said...
happy mother's day to you!
- May 13, 2012 at 5:23 PM
- Gracie said...
Happy mothers day x 12!
- May 13, 2012 at 7:26 PM
- Momshomerun said...
Wow do I understand correctly you have 12 kids?
I love the picture of Happy Mother's Day. It looks so bright and happy.
- May 14, 2012 at 4:51 AM
- Vicky Cook said...
I ran 12 yesterday too, only I did 4 for each kid ;) Happy Mothers day! I am also trying to follow your example and make sure I roll, stretch take ice baths etc. You're a tough act to follow but my legs thank you!!!!
- May 14, 2012 at 5:54 AM
- fancy nancy said...
Happy belated Mother's Day! I hope you had a very blessed day!!!
- May 14, 2012 at 7:40 AM
Great Mother's Day post! You continue to be an inspiration : )
- May 14, 2012 at 8:41 AM
- misszippy said...
i love it-a mile for each kid. Perfect!
- May 14, 2012 at 10:13 AM
- On the Right Track said...
Hope you had a great Mothers Day...loved your rationale for the run ;)
- May 14, 2012 at 10:14 AM
- {lifeasa}RunningMom said...
All I can say is AWESOME!
- May 14, 2012 at 10:16 AM
- lindsay said...
Love it--1mi per kid! Glad you could get out for a good run.
- May 15, 2012 at 6:30 AM
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thanks for always leaving the sweetest comments:) i love that you ran 1 mile for each of your kids! absolutely perfect:) hope you had a fantastic mother's day and are having a great week!
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When SPG Architects took the job they set to work transforming an abandoned construction site into an elegant steel-framed concrete slab structure, which they used to create the masterpiece that is Casa Torcida. With 18,000 square feett of indoor and outdoor living space, this large home certainly couldn't be considered to have a small footprint — but the size of the home is tempered by the project's many green building strategies. Most notably, the home is totally net-zero and features a large pv system on the roof that supplies the majority of its year-round power needs. During the rainy season a micro-hydropower system in a nearby stream supplements the power.
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A fresh take on the news big and bizarre in the newspapers, on websites, blogs and social media. From Monday to Friday at 8.45 pm Paris time.
2015-09-03 Syria
Photo of Syrian boy continues to cause furor
We now know more about the Syrian child whose photo has gone viral and touched millions of hearts around the world. Artists have made their own renditions of the photo, and...
2015-09-02 Turkey
Photo of drowned Syrian child sparks outrage
A photo of the body of a young Syrian child washed up on the shores of Bodrum in Turkey has the internet in a furor. The image is yet another reminder of the human toll of the...
2015-09-01 Iceland
Icelandic Facebook users offer to host Syrian refugees
The migrant crisis continues to make headlines here in Europe. In Iceland, Facebook users are offering their homes to Syrian refugees, in protest at the government's policy to...
2015-08-28 migrants
'We need an American in every train compartment'
We look at how cartoons have been covering the migrant crisis. And, at a We look at how cartoonists have covered the migrant crisis as well as a New York Times explainer on the...
2015-08-27 Nicolas Sarkozy
From Sarkozy to Kim Kardashian: Staged celebrity photos
In tonight's MediaWatch, we take a look at criticism of the playback function on social media, this in the aftermath of the shooting death of two journalists in Virginia live on...


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Best Roller Skating Rinks in Puget Sound
If you're ready to strap on some skates, and roll the night away with your favorite tunes and a whirling disco ball, we're ready to go with you! Here are some of our favorite skating rinks in Puget Sound. Grab your kids and head out for some fun!