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As a college student this is the perfect way to wake up every morning who does not love bacon and who does not hate those annoying alarm clock sound well this is the answer to all your problems.
Just imagine waking up to the delicious smell of bacon and the sound of your personal "BAKON" (bacon baking alarm clock) oing oing oing!!!
No more waking up to the annoying sound of an alarm clock.
With BAKON you can get those extra 15 minutes to sleep instead of waking up early to make breakfast.
With BAKON just place your frozen bacon the night before set up the alarm and go to bed to then wake up to a ready to eat delicious peace crispy of bacon.
Step 1: What you are going to need
Old Baking oven
Timer (like the one used for Christmas lights
High temperature car engine paint
Pig key-chain (got it at party city)
Spare bottle caps for the nose (i used an old blender cap)
10 gauge solid wire
Screw driver
Dremel (metal cutter)
I just made this for my girlfriend's birthday, and documented the process and outcome here:
There were a few times when I really wanted to have your phone number or something so I could just call up and ask something stupid like "how did you fix the timer in place inside the oven?" or "how did you stop the paint from running and leaving dried lumps of paint spoiling the finish?" or "how did you stop the paint getting on the glass?" but in the end, I just went for it and figured shizzle out for myself, which is always more fun anyway.
I can't help but wonder if you actually use yours, because my googly eyes melted, and to be honest I think any fabric placed in the top where your "ears" are would burn pretty easily. But hey, it looks much better than mine ;)
Thanks again man :)
Do you think it'd be safer to put the frozen bacon in the night before to defrost? Cos cooking bacon from frozen isn't good.
Leaving it out on the side, in the packet (or a tupperware tub), overnight defrosts it okay - the fridge leaves it part-frozen still.
When I make mine, I'm going to add something to keep the bacon a bit better overnight. Idk about a fridge addition, tho.
I have been using it and leaving bacon out in the oven with no problems, we do keep the AC at 71 degrees at my house so that helps and yeah im also thinking about a fridge mod.
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Also, the bacon has been smoked and salted--another method also used in preserving food--so that would also limit bacterial growth/movement.
Starting with frozen bacon is much better, but thawing of meat is very volume/shape (surface:volume ratio really) dependent. I figure a slice of frozen bacon would thaw in about an hour at room temperature as its surface to volume ratio is very high (so fast thermal transfer). A frozen ball of the same amount of bacon would thaw more slowly. But the bottom line is eating pork that has been raw at room temperature for a few hours, even if cooked, is not a great idea imho. Besides, a robotic arm that moved a dish of bacon from a dorm fridge to an oven would be more neato. :^D
I am really not trying to be a wet blanket and am a *huge* bacon and 'ible fan so think the direction this is going is fantastic. But don't want anyone to get sick, that's all.
Bacon Rules!
However, following the Old School methods of making bacon will render a final product that will last when sitting out for days if not months... Not that it ever lasts that long around here. It's also cheaper, which means I get to eat more of it.
Mine is decidedly much less 'wet' than the stuff at the store. I think the less water means that less microbiological action is occurring. I also use real nitrates in mine, as well as a lot of salt which I know helps as well.
1. A commercial toaster that feeds bread through and it drops below as toast
2. An old metal ice cube tray or similar small trays that could be fed through a commercial toaster
3. One of those plug-in Koolatron electric coolers from Canadian Tire.
4. Timer
Using Koolatron parts, make externally mounted cooler with a trap door. The tray would have a place for a hook to connect, allowing it to be pulled from the mini cooler, into the toaster when it starts up.
The journey of the bacon:
1. Place 'partially cooked, frozen bacon' in tray (modified to seal in drippings)
2. Place tray into mini-cooler (made with Koolatron parts), and attach hook
3. When timer goes off, toaster starts up and tray begins its journey...
The toaster would have to be slowed down appropriately, and the tray would have to be sealed to contain the bacon and grease drippings.
I'm sure with some creativity, using these parts someone could come up with a pretty awesome bacon alarm clock


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I have a challenge for you, Creston. But first, some thoughts from the hot, muggy and sweaty USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships last week at Drake Stadium in Des Moines.
I only made it for Saturday and Sunday, missing Wednesday through Friday. But, I still saw plenty of quality track and field action.
Among the highlights, for me, were the the 1,500 meter finals for both men and women, the 800 meter final for men, the men's steeplechase final and the finals of the men's and women's 5,000 meters.
And, of course, the Olympic medal ceremony held for Adam Nelson.
The ceremony came as a surprise to me as an attendee in the stands. I never thought I'd get to witness an Olympic medal ceremony in my life, and it certainly didn't disappoint.
Seeing Nelson on the award stand being presented with the laurel wreath and his medal, and then experiencing the National Anthem in that manner was easily one of the most emotional and inspiring events I've ever witnessed.
When the National Anthem started up, chills ran down my spine and goosebumps started forming on my arms. My body swelled with pride and my eyes began to water.
And I wasn't even the one for whom the National Anthem was being played!
There was just something about being there for that ceremony and being able to experience it that made me proud to be living in the greatest country in the world, and made me feel more patriotic than I ever had before.
Knowing how I felt, I can't even begin to imagine how Nelson felt after having to wait 9 long years to be awarded his gold medal after being given the silver medal at the 2004 Olympics.
His long-awaited victory lap had to have been one of the best moments of his life, especially considering he was able to take it with his two daughters joining him.
Nelson received the gold medal after 2004 Olympic Champion Yuriy Bilonog of Ukraine, who Nelson tied with but lost the tiebreaker, was stripped of the medal for failing a drug test.
If you'll remember all the way back to the 2012 London Olympics, I wrote about how young American distance runners like Galen Rupp and Leo Manzano provided young, aspiring distance runners a new set of heroes to look up to with their Olympic performances.
I came away from last weekend's USA Championships even more impressed with Manzano after I had the chance to interview him after his second-place finish in the men's 1,500 meters.
Manzano is a bit of a rarity in today's day and age of track and field — he's an elite-level athlete competing unattached, meaning he has no sponsor.
I was curious as to why he was competing unattached, and the topic came up during the interview session.
"At the end of the day, first, I represent the U.S. and my country and my friends, and that's really what keeps me going," Manzano said. "That's all I really need at the end of the day. Of course, money is great to have, but at the end of the day, it's not the most important thing."
Here's an athlete, who dedicates an insane amount of time to training and preparing for races — basically a full-time job in and of itself — who is also having to work somewhere else in order to be able to travel to track meets.
I sat with some of my friends who used to run for the Grand View University track team, and we all joked that we'd be more than happy to throw a few dollars Manzano's way to help pay for shoes or gear, if he'd take us up as friends of his.
His comments about running for country and for friends, and money not being the most important factor, really stood out to me, especially after the interview I had just finished with fellow 1,500 meter runner Will Leer.
Leer's race didn't go as he had hoped. The national champion in the indoor mile and indoor 3,000 meters didn't finish in one of the top three spots to earn a trip to the world championships.
When asked if he was still considering running the 5,000 meters the next day, Leer responded with an answer completely different from what Manzano would later say.
"No, we'll see," he said. "We'll see how much money someone wants to pay me."
And to top off the great weekend, at the end of the day Sunday, I got to take my picture with Allyson Felix and Bernard Lagat as they made their way along the railing off the track.
On my way out of the stadium, I just happened to run into my favorite track and field athlete, 800-meter runner Nick Symmonds, who was kind enough to stop and take a photo with me.
And finally, my challenge to Creston.
As most people know, I spent two summers during college as a sports intern at WHO-TV Channel 13 in Des Moines.
I enjoyed every second of my time there, and am still loyal to the station.
So, when I found out Creston had been selected as a stop on this year's RVTV tour, I instantly felt a need to make sure Creston does it up big for the crew from Channel 13.
And even more so after I found out this will most likely be the final RVTV tour for some time.
According to WHO-TV sports director Keith Murphy, there are four, maybe five RVTV tour stops that typically get brought up in a list of best stops.
"It's debatable, but the four that get brought up most are Albia, Knoxville, Oskaloosa and Nevada," he said. "If I had to throw one more in, I'd say Pleasantville. Those are the five I've heard different people make a case for."
But, the consensus pick for the best stop has been Albia, which covered the town square with turf, brought in lights from Musco Lighting, had the school marching band and high school football team present and decorated the entire town, making it an event for everyone.
"I think it's best when the town uses our RVTV stop as an excuse to throw a big town tailgate," Murphy said. "That makes us feel good when it goes like that. We know standing there doing our television broadcast is only so entertaining, but for people to turn it into a way of showing colors, having fun and making it a family night out, I think it's fun for everybody."
My challenge to Creston is make a lasting impression on the Channel 13 sports team, especially with this likely being RVTV's farewell tour.
Murphy said he'd like to see a town step up and try to top Albia.
"It'd be really cool on this final tour if one of the towns had a bigger turnout than Albia," he said. "That would be awesome, if on the last trek, we thought that somebody set the bar so high that it is time to walk away on a good note. It's going to be hard to walk away from it, but we want to do it before we jump the shark or before it seems like we're forcing it."
It's time to get to planning, Creston. There's only 74 days until RVTV comes to town.
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Williams are confident their recent slump is a thing of the past after a solid qualifying performance in India...
Williams are confident their recent slump is a thing of the past after a solid qualifying performance in India.
Pastor Maldonado made his way into the top ten in Saturday's qualifying and will line-up ninth on Sunday's Indian GP grid while his team-mate Bruno Senna was 13th.
It was a marked improvement on the previous two races where Williams failed to get either driver into the top ten.
"We're back on track, but we've still got a lot to do," chief operations engineer Mark Gillan told Autosport.
"Sometimes you've got to come up against problems and it has been a good weekend for us.
"We've understood a lot this weekend and it has been a late couple of nights in terms of data analysis, but you can see from the pace of the car [that progress has been made]."
The team is now looking for an improved performance and points in Sunday's race having missed out in Korea.
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Driving through the National Park Seminary on Linden Lane in Silver Spring can seem like country-hopping. You'll pass a Swiss chalet, a Japanese pagoda, a Japanese bungalow, a Dutch windmill, a Colonial house, a Spanish mission-style house, a castle, and an American bungalow.
"That's what makes this site very unique," said Bonnie Rosenthal, the executive director of Save Our Seminary, an organization dedicated to restoring the site and educating the public about it. "It is a cultural melting pot to look at."
Most of the eight architecturally unusual houses in the National Park Seminary are nearing the end of their renovations by private owners and developers. Three soon will be put on the real estate market. And a few still need much work.
The seminary's 27 acres were first used as a farm and tobacco plantation, then became the site of a hotel in the mid-nineteenth century. In 1894, the hotel was transformed into the National Park Seminary, a finishing school for young women.
Tuition was quite high at the time — $1,200 a year, which translates to more than $40,000 a year today. Wealthy women from around the country attended.
The distinct single-family houses on Linden Lane once were sorority houses for the school. The girls didn't live in the houses — they were used for gatherings and meetings.
"The philosophy of the school was not only to teach them through books, but through the world around them," Rosenthal said. "So we believe they built the sorority houses in the international style as a way of teaching the girls about the world."
The school owners, John and Vesta Cassedy, designed most of the houses. But one sorority chose the Swiss chalet style, with high ceilings and large windows.
"The students of that sorority researched it and found that this was a pretty traditional style," Rosenthal said. "The plans for that sorority house were taken to the Swiss legation, what we refer to today as an embassy, in Washington for them to review the design. And then the school built it in 1899."
In 1942, the Army seized the school under the War Powers Act. Walter Reed Army Hospital, which is near the site, needed more space to rehabilitate wounded soldiers. The seminary became part of the hospital's Forest Glen Annex.
Doctors lived in the sorority houses. Soldiers were rehabilitated at the site through World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
By the late 1980s, the seminary buildings were in decline. The Army transferred the property to The Alexander Company, a private developer, in 2004. Renovations began in July 2006.
Rosenthal said she was happy the historic houses are being sold to homeowners.
"That's what needs to happen," she said. "When the developer planned for residential use, we thought that was the best plan. It was the least impact for the historical buildings. And the most natural."
The chalet, castle and Spanish mission soon will be offered for sale, according to Rosenthal. The chalet, shown at 2805linden.com, is selling for $950,000. The other homes have not yet been placed on the market.
The chalet and pagoda currently are privately owned and renovations are being completed. Renovations on the Dutch windmill are almost complete.
The Spanish mission is undergoing interior renovations. The Colonial house, sold to a couple a few months ago, still requires major interior and exterior renovations. Renovations on the castle have not begun.
The Japanese bungalow was finished in 2010 and someone currently lives there. The American bungalow, the first sorority building built, is complete and a young family lives there.
A historic easement ensures the architecture of the buildings is preserved. Developers had to get their plans approved through the county and state before construction began.
The large buildings on the site, like the president's house and senior dormitory, were transformed into condos or apartments. New townhouses also were built on the property by EYA, a separate developer. The townhouse development added five acres to the site, for a total of 32 acres.
Now, the Silver Spring community is a mix of single-family homes, townhouses, 42 condominiums and 66 apartments. The buildings' large hallways and fireplaces remain.
The Alexander Company couldn't restore the 19 main buildings and the eight sorority houses quickly, so the houses were sold to private developers, according to Rosenthal.
One of the private developers is Lee Babcock, a principal at 360 Group, a real estate company. Babcock bought the Swiss chalet and has been renovating it for two years, the average time it is taking to restore these homes, he said.
Babcock doesn't usually buy the property he works on, but he said the chalet was different.
"It was just so compelling and such an amazing structure," he said.
Owning the house makes it is easier to renovate because he doesn't have to worry about a specific time frame for homeowners to move in or about messy renovations.
Babcock rebuilt the chalet's framing and fixed the sinking roof and the hardwood floors. He added a wine cellar to the basement, with stairs leading down from the kitchen.
When the Army took over the property, it retrofitted the houses with indoor plumbing and kitchens. But it covered up distinctive parts of the houses, like putting up drywall over wooden latticework in the pagoda and placing carpet over the hardwood floors, according to Babcock.
The 2009 real estate market crash halted construction for about two years, but renovation now is continuing, according to Babcock.
Construction on the chalet should be completed in September, according to Babcock.
"We ended up upgrading appliances to match the house," he said. "It's going to have European high-end appliances and custom cherry cabinetry. It ended up being more of a luxury house than we had intended."
Tours and programs are held at the National Park Seminary every month from March to November. Tour and program dates are at saveourseminary.org.
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In the project pics section there is a pic of a tube bender by J.Derby. I am really interested in this project. Does anyone know how to get a hold of this person or have more info on the project. the pic is from 6-11-08.
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Here is the link to the Hossfeld. Also on the SFT forum there is now a thread for the plans for hte hydraulic conversion for it.
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I have purchased the same model 3 bender from www.tricktools.com, the base that is used for the one you are referring to is custom made along with the hydralic setup. but the bender is available from manufactor but the prices is over 1500.00 for just the hydralics
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Preview | RecapETSU Men's Track tied for first after day one at A-Sun Indoor Championship
Saturday, February 19, 2011
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 18, 2011) - Senior Jarrod Burton (Bastian, Va.) broke the Atlantic Sun record in the shot put as the ETSU men's track and field team finished day one of the 2011 A-Sun Indoor Championships tied for first place with North Florida Friday on the David E. Walker Track inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
"Day one was a little shaky for us on the men's side," said assistant coach Eli Sunquist. "Jesse and Stephond did a good job in the heptathlon, while Jarrod continued to impress in the shot put with a conference record toss. Stephond was also able to PR in the pole vault by a foot to help get us some neeed points in that event."
"The men's DMR showed a lot of courage, and ran a great race," Sunquist added. "Michael Lockhart also had a foot PR in the long jump to get third, which was great for him. However, we need to have a better showing tomorrow if we want to win the team title."
The Bucs finished the day with 41 points after scoring 25 points in the last two events of the first session.
Burton had to come from behind to win gold in the shot after USC Upstate's Kenneth Sugishita posted an A-Sun meet record of 55-11 �. The senior was able to overtake Sugishita on his second to last throw of the day as he had a lifetime best mark of 57-3 �. Cornell Sneed (Miami, Fla.) and Justin Burton (Bastian, Va.) also scored for ETSU in the shot put as Sneed posted a mark of 49-4 � earning five points, while Justin Burton had a throw of 49-2 � earning four points.
Sophomore Michael Lockhart (Dandridge, Tenn.) placed third in the long jump picking up six points after his jump of 23-8 �.
In the men's 60m dash, senior Mike James (Palm Bay, Fla.) qualified for the finals after running a time of 7.04, while the men's distance medley relay team of Zach Berry (Knoxville, Tenn.), Ryan Jones (Apopka, Fla.), Desmond Pierce (Morristown, Tenn.) and Landon Milhorn (The Woodlands, Texas) edged out Lipscomb for third posting a time of 10:25.03.
Newcomers Jesse Aliaga-Jacob (Nice, France) and Stephond Allmond (Memphis, Tenn.) are in good shape in the men's heptathlon after day one as Aliaga-Jacob leads the event with 2,885 points after four events, while Allmond sits in third with 2,577 points.
Allmond also had a good showing in the pole vault as his personal best mark of 15-1 earned him five points. Senior Matt Baum (Middleton, Md.) also scored in the pole vault picking up two points on his jump of 13-7 �.
Senior Ben Ronoh (Sotik, Kenya) also scored for the Bucs as he placed sixth in the men's 3000m with a time of 8:38.18.
On the women's side, the Buccaneers currently hold fourth place at the A-Sun Indoor Championships with 19 points behind Jacksonville (73 points), North Florida (42 points) and Kennesaw State (24 points).
"The women had a great first day," Sunquist said. "We are a few points ahead of schedule, and should come back tomorrow with even better results. Jasmine Foster had a huge PR in the shot put to finish third, and Leah Oakhill did a good job for us in both the pentathlon and high jump. Emani and Jasmine advanced well for the 60 finals tomorrow, and I'm very excited to see how the sprints play out tomorrow afternoon."
Emani Harrison (Columbia, S.C.) posted the top qualifying time of the day in the 60m dash after running a time of 7.63, while Jasmine Ingram (Fredrick, Md.) also qualified with a time of 7.85.
The women's DMR team of Caitlyn Epps (Cookeville, Tenn.), Rachel Bowers (Jonesborough, Tenn.), Kayla Kuziola (Johnson City, Tenn.) and Chelsea Clark (Fairmont, W.Va.) combined to finish fourth posting a time of 12:35.21.
In the field events, Jasmine Foster (Johnson City, Tenn.) picked up six points in the women's shot after her throw of 43-2 �. Lili Allison (Oxford, Ala.) also scored for the Bucs in the shot put with her mark of 42-7.
Freshman Leah Oakhill (Brisbane, Australia) added three points in the women's pentathlon posting 3,041 points, and then came back later in the day to pick up five points in the high jump finishing fourth with a mark of 5-3. Ashton Bishop (Gate City, Va.) also scored in the high jump after recording a jump of 5-1.
In the women's long jump, Lexie Burley (Johnson City, Tenn.) picked up two points after her jump of 17-10 �.
The Bucs are back in action tomorrow starting at 8:30 a.m. Fans can follow the meet live at www.cfpitiming.com. For more information on Buccaneer track and field, visit www.ETSUBucs.com.
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I was looking for some resources on male's influence on the origins and development of knitting as a hobby and such and aside for some info at menknit.net, the information is mostly false, crediting women with the invention of the craft in the 15th century and them doing the production knitting, etc. Most accounts I have heard have women not even being taught to knit until the last couple of centuries, men being responsible for all production knitting, men starting the first guild, etc.
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Merry Christmas, everyone! I know . . it has been a few months (or more) that I have posted here or chatted with some of you. I have been keeping up regularly with the posts and what's been going on. I have been busy doing dry needle felting, knitting, and making handcrafted knitting needles and shawl pins. I had a very successful time in a local art show just before Thanksgiving. I was very busy getting ready for the show, and took several orders for needles and felted ornaments that has been keeping me busy up til now.
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I hope everyone has a wonderful holiday and continue with all the fantastic fiber projects. I have been encouraged and learned so much over the past 6 months from you guys, and have made some great friends to share my interest in knitting.
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I wish everyone a happy holiday season, a fun filled new year, and a remember, better a warm knitwit than a cold nitwit!
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onion, chopped
2 stalks
celery, sliced
3 cloves
garlic, minced
1 teaspoon
dried thyme leaves, crushed
4 cups
Swanson® Chicken Broth (Regular, Natural Goodness™ or Certified Organic)
2 medium
zucchini, sliced
plum tomatoes, chopped
1 1/2 cups
frozen cheese-filled tortellini
1 (15 ounce) can
red kidney beans, rinsed and drained
Grated Parmesan cheese
This was so good! The only change I made was the plum tomatoes. I didnt have any so I used a small can of diced tomatoes (drained).
Did I do something wrong? I followed the recipe exactly and it was so bland except the tortellini itself. Perhaps a different broth could have helped, but I used a lower sodium healthy one like the one in the recipe. Very disappointed... :(
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Simply delicious! I made this for a ladies lunch. Not many of us like zucchini so I substituted a bit of fresh spinach for it. (Though you should add the spinach late, for around five minutes of cooking time to retain its freshness.) I also added a sprig of fresh rosemary since I had it on hand. The soup was an instant hit! Thanks for the yummy recipe!
This one's a keeper! I might omit zucchini next time, it got too soggy... maybe just cut them thicker
Loved this, tho' I did improvise somewhat (and once I tinkered with it a 5-star soup). I detested carrots as a kid and still do – and I detest the sweetness they lend to stocks and soups, so I left them out. I didn't cook the celery and onion in the broth itself, but instead sweated them in some olive oil and added minced garlic. For the broth I preferred beef to chicken for its heartier flavor, and I just happened to have some homemade in the freezer that I had made with the bones of a prime rib roast – and the bits of beef in it were nice in this soup. I omitted the thyme, and frankly used no other seasoning than a good glug of red wine and a finish of freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano at the end. Sure, additional or different vegetables could be used, but I enjoyed the simplicity of just the zucchini and plum tomatoes (if you can't find red-ripe ones, DO use a good canned tomato instead for best flavor). I had the cutest little teeny squash-filled ravioli (from Italy) and used that instead of the tortellini. As for the beans, I used the more fitting, in my humble opinion, cannellini beans (white kidney beans) rather than the red. This was excellent and unbelievably prepared in the time it took to boil the pasta.
This was very tasty! I substituted one bag of mixed frozen soup vegetables for all the veggies listed, and didn't add tomatoes. I also added fresh spinach and Italian seasoning. I made it for a "soup day" at work and it was all gone in 20 minutes!
Made just as written. It was quite tasty but missing a bit of zing. I think some ground mild Italian sausage would add the kick it is missing. I added white pepper to my servings and that helped a bit. Very hearty and comforthing! One hint--I cook the tortellini in a separate pot--that helps it from absorbing so much of the broth.
This soup sure puts the one I made last time to shame. My tortellini soup was basically broth and torts. The beans give it a nice pasta-fazooool taste to it. I had no celery. I had no onions. I DID have bell peppers, which gave it the celery crunch, and I had onion flakes. I also added the rosemary, and basil, and oregano. Couldn't help myself. You could smell it all the way upstairs. Mmmmm. Hearty.
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Truly believe in the Iraq War? Time to suit up.
by Steve Dupree
Through the magic of the Internet, a few weeks ago, I got back in touch with an old friend from early on in my Navy days. If I remember correctly, I met him when we were in class â"Aâ" school at Corry Station in Pensacola, Fla. I was not yet halfway through being 18, and I imagine that he was about the same age. He certainly canâ't be much younger than I and might be somewhat older.
So, weâ're catching up via email and early on, he drops the bombshell (metaphorically speaking) that he is on active duty and is preparing to be deployed to Iraq. The preparation he is undergoing is basically turning him into a soldier. This Navy reservist, with training and experience as a Cryptologic Technician, is being deployed to Iraq not on a ship, not to a port city to support a ship. No, he is being trained for deployment as a soldier. Consider that when I met him, it was late 1973 or early 1974. Thatâ's right, he is in his 50s. We are Vietnam-era veterans. Apparently, a decade plus after his initial active and reserve duty, he decided to go back into the reserves. He is pretty much gung ho and, unlike me, appears to believe there is a reason to be fighting in Iraq. (But, that is a tangent that I am not going off on.)
Anyway, I got to thinking about what he has done and is doing and realized just how many of the lame excuses I have heard from others that he is making a mockery of. Then I thought of a way to bring a little fairness to the world. I propose that we rename and re-conceptualize our military draft to the Not So Selective Service. I suggest that all of those who have been cheerleaders for the idiocy in the Middle East be considered for service. Given what my buddy has had to say about the training he has made it through, I suggest that retirement age be made the upper limit for service. He has made it sound as though an extended boot camp with some pretty intensive, regular and frequent physical training was actually not too much for folks our age. There are obviously a lot of Knoxpatchians who would benefit from such a regimen.
My buddy tells me that he has been married for 25 years now and has several children, some still minors. So, what say that the NSSS just smiles and ignores the hypocrites who say that they would willingly go but they have families to that depend on them. At least, the NSSS should ignore what they say and send them to boot camp. Business and financial concerns as well can all be ruled out as reasons to not serve. If those things arenâ't getting my old friend out of going, why should anyone believe that they should get out of going for those reasons?
So letâ's act like we are a nation at war, not just an army at war. Letâ's have our draft, our selective service. The first pool we will select from will be those younger than retirement age who have never served in the military and who support the war. No deferments. If you have physical problems that need to be addressed, fine. We will bring in Occupational Therapists and Martial Arts Instructors who will design a program specific to the individuals to either improve their physicality or provide a workaround that allows them to still be militarily productive. Yep, it could take a while, you may be in boot camp, ineligible for promotion, for a couple of years. So what? No deferments; if you are legal to vote, you are eligible to serve. If we get through all of those tens of millions of lip-service patriots and still have a war to fight, we can start on those who have passively opposed the war and on from there until every American has a chance for service. Actually, even if the war should end, I think we should continue the program. We should make it so that every American stands ready to fight and die (or, you know, rescue people from disasters) regardless of who your father is.
What excuses will you lip-service patriots come up with now? Look at what my buddy is doing and read my suggestion again; then tell me what excuses you will use. Iâ'll bet I can shoot those down, too.
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Granted, I completed the first 11 months back in 2009-10 before taking a three-year hiatus in Texas to finish college at the University of Texas at Tyler.
While in the South, I developed an addiction to sweet tea and Chick-fil-A, and I did my best to avoid adopting y'all to my vocabulary.
I continued my running career and was blessed with a great team and coaching staff. I also worked for the game management department on campus, fine tuning my sports photography skills for the athletic website and Tyler Morning Telegraph.
In the classroom, I took on a double major in journalism and political science. I also joined the university newspaper, the Patriot Talon.
If it wasn't for my advisors and editors there, I would have never persued working for a newspaper as a career.
Less than a year ago, returning to Creston wasn't in my top 100 choices of where I wanted to go. Now that I am back, I believe it is one of the best options to help me further my career.
Despite reports from friends and family saying nothing has changed, readjusting to life in Creston has been more of a challenge than I expected.
First, everything in Texas may not be bigger, but it does move faster.
Excluding the hectic five minutes before deadline in the newsroom, life in Creston has forced me to slow down. Even the Iowa speed limits have forced me to consistently tap the brakes compared to a generous 70 to 75 mph on two-lane roads in Texas.
Second, Tyler, Texas, was a town of more than 100,000 and considered a "small town." My college buddies and I made multiple weekend trips to Dallas, Austin and San Antonio. Some friends would make the two-hour drive to Dallas just for dinner, considering it a short trip.
Now, I second guess the hour-long trip to Des Moines because it seems like a daunting drive.
Finally, the thing I missed most and the thing I could never replace in Texas was a home-cooked meal.
I have finally perfected the craft of making french toast, and I am getting better at the making mac'n'cheese without having to follow the instructions on the box each time.
But it is so much easier to make the short drive toward Macksburg and get a full supper from my parents and steal the leftovers to snack on for an extra day or two.
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