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Golly, Frank, I would hate to think of a Panoram sitting on a shelf - they are made to take pictures and do a fine job of it, especially the early (no letter) model 1 with its RR lens. The later models 1 B, C, & D generally have a meniscus lens, but still do remarkably well.
I googled Kodak Panoram, hoping to find out more info about the camera, maybe articles on repairing them and/or a collector/user group but found very little that was helpful. So, at this point I just hope someone reads this thread who knows a lot about Panorams and repairing them - or who can steer us to a collectors organization or an individual who can mentor us.
I have one of those yellow Kodak envelopes that contains an 11 x 13 1/2 "photo chamois" (#KP 24040-1)which is wonderfully soft and pliable, about like silk. It is real chamois leather, not that fabric or felt-like stuff that some call chamois, and it would make a great replacement bag bellows for your camera. I don't remember where I got this chamois, but I guess one might find it in a shop that carries photo processing supplies (or on Flea Bay).
In the "meanwhile, back at the ranch" time, your refinishing and polishing the cherry wood sounds like it will result in one beautiful camera. I might do that to mine as well, as the leather on it is missing in places and in bad shape everywhere else.


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RITUALS; A Father's Lessons, Taught in Firewood
By JAMES PROSEK
Published: November 14, 2003
''WHEN you split a piece of wood,'' my father instructed me when I was about 6 years old, standing in the backwoods with a splitting maul in his hands, ''you look for the natural cracks. If you can hit it on the crack it will split a lot easier.''
There was a good deal to what he was saying that I didn't understand then, that splitting wood was as much a philosophy as a way to keep the house warm. On cold days he quoted Frost or Thoreau. ''Splitting wood warms you twice,'' he would say. ''You understand don't you? Once when you're splitting it and once when you burn it.''
For a man born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil, my father had adapted pretty well to New England life. After 10 years in the Merchant Marine he became a schoolteacher in Connecticut and a lover of Emerson, Frost and E. B White. He taught himself the names of all the local trees and birds and when I was old enough he taught them to me. We lived on a dead-end street in a rural town called Easton on three acres of wood adjacent to several thousand acres of forest around a reservoir.
In the late 70's the price of heating oil skyrocketed and my father installed a wood-burning stove in the living room. He would save money, he figured, by burning wood instead of oil. From October 15 to April 15 he burned wood in the stove around the clock, nine cords a year.
My father learned to split wood by watching the old dairy farmer next door, Andrew Kachele. Mr. Kachele preferred to split with an axe, but my father used a tool with a larger and heavier steel head called a splitting maul. Like Mr. Kachele, he used wedges and a sledgehammer to pry apart the difficult dense or gnarled pieces.
As I grew older and started splitting wood myself, I realized that it is an art. I marveled at how my father was able to swing the maul over his head and hit the same spot over and over. Too often I would overshoot the log, missing my target and hitting the wooden handle on the log. And then somehow, it just happened that I could do it. Splitting a piece of wood on the first shot was like hitting a line drive in baseball or serving an ace in tennis.
Some trees split more easily than others. White ash, for instance, splits cleanly and beautifully, while white oak is stringy and tough. White oak burns a long time because it is dense, fruit trees like apple and cherry are also good for burning, but birch and pine burn quickly, like paper. And white ash (the primary wood used for baseball bats) burns to, well, a powdery white ash.
We were not a religious family; acts that brought us closer to nature, like splitting and burning wood, were our spirituality. My father told me he believed that there was something in our evolutionary fabric related to our enjoyment of the smell of wood smoke. He would kneel in front of the stove, putting in wood, and say in a very serious tone, ''Those that loved the fire and the smell of wood smoke stayed close and were selected to survive, while those that wandered away from the fire were eaten by saber-toothed tigers.''
Our wood-burning stove was called a Svendborg, made by L. Lange & Company of Denmark. On the blue enamel side was a scene in relief of a hunter, a quiver of arrows slung over his shoulder, kneeling in front of a large stag. One of the stag's antlers was a cross and above was a star and a crescent moon. This was as close as my father came to introducing my sister and me to the Bible. I felt deeply moved staring at that scene. The dry heat from that stove was like no other.
Now my father's back is bad and he burns oil. Every year he orders a cord of split wood, enough for evenings of use in the fireplace.
But I still split wood. My studio, where I paint, is an 1850 one-room schoolhouse that is not insulated, but it has a potbelly stove in which I burn wood all winter. I promised myself years ago that I would not run a chain saw; I'm too inattentive. So I get my game warden friend, Joe Haines, to cut down and section dead trees. I split about two cords of wood for the winter and some winter nights when coals have accumulated and the stove is hot, I think of the children who attended school in that building in the 19th century and how they warmed their hands, too, by that very same stove.
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YIELD: Makes 4 cups
- 1 pound boneless, skinless fish fillets, cut into 3/4-inch chunks
- 1 cup freshly squeezed lime juice
- 1 cup tomato juice
- 4 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 teaspoon dried Mexican oregano
- Kosher salt
- 1/2 cup minced onion
- 2 Roma tomatoes, minced
- 2 fresh serrano chiles, seeded and minced
- 20 green Manzanilla olives, pitted
- 2 tablespoons fresh cilantro leaves, coarsely chopped
- Sugar (optional)
- 1 avocado, diced
- Tortilla chips or saltine crackers as desired
Place the fish in a stainless-steel or other nonreactive bowl. Add the lime juice and gently stir to coat the fish. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate until the fish is opaque, about 3 hours.
In a small bowl, stir together the tomato juice, olive oil, and oregano. Season to taste with salt, cover, and refrigerate.
Just before serving, drain the fish and stir in the onion, tomatoes, chiles, olives, cilantro, and the tomato juice mixture. Taste for seasoning and add sugar and salt as needed. Add the avocado and toss gently. Serve with tortilla chips or crackers.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories186
- Carbohydrates8 g (3%)
- Fat13 g (20%)
- Protein13 g (25%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (10%)
- Sodium358 mg (15%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber3 g (11%)
- Monounsaturated Fat8 g
- Cholesterol28 mg (9%)


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94. Yojimbo (A-)
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96. Cowboys and Aliens (B)
97. Crazy, Stupid, Love (A-)
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Not a great movie, but a good one. It's rather like Clooney's
Good Night, and Good Luck
in that the trailer pitches it as much more dramatic than it actually is; Clooney's dramatic instincts on his own projects tend to be fairly low-key. As the reviews have noted, there's nothing new here in terms of message, though to be honest I'm not sure whether there's much new to be offered about the moral nature of modern political campaigns. It's a dirty business, and everyone knows it. Anyway, the film's a solid piece of adult-oriented filmmaking. It has a great cast who all do good work, including another strong Ryan Gosling performance this year. The cast standout is really Evan Rachel Wood, whose role contains the most surprises if you're only watching the advertising; if anyone here deserves awards consideration, it's her. The director himself is also very good in his big scene at the end.
Baseball bores me to tears as a spectator sport (as do, well, most spectator sports other than hockey), but this was a very good movie.
, Bennett Miller's previous movie, I thought had an admirable level of craft but was too antiseptic to fully succeed. Here I think he strikes a much better balance; it never becomes sentimental, but the human element really comes across. Particularly given that this is a movie about statistics supplanting "common sense" baseball tactics, the balance of statistics versus sentiment is especially important. Soderbergh was originally going to direct this, and it'd be interesting to see how he approached it, but I think Miller's style is a pretty good fit with Soderbergh. Aaron Sorkin and Steve Zaillan's screenplay does a great job of making a movie that is basically about statistics interesting to watch; fittingly, given the subject-matter, the actual players are only seen in glimpses and none have real arcs, but the bits we see of them are very effective. Brad Pitt gives a great lead performance, backed up nicely by Jonah Hill in a supporting role considerably more understated than then norm. The final message about succeeding in changing the game but not personally winning the big prize is nicely bittersweet (and taken from real life, so I suppose they really couldn't approach it another way).
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SFA Football 2012 Preview: Linebackers
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2014 (Senior): Appeared in 12 games with 11 starts for SFA at linebacker ... Posted 52 tackles on the season, ranking fourth on the team, with 28 solo tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and a sack ... Recorded a season-high seven tackles against Weber State and against Abilene Christian, notching a sack and a forced fumble on the same play against the Wildcats ... Had six tackles each against Central Arkansas and Southeastern Louisiana ... Recorded five tackles in the win at sixth-ranked McNeese State, making a one-handed interception in the second half that lead to an SFA scoring drive ... Posted four tackles each against Texas A&M-Commerce and at Houston Baptist.
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2011 (Freshman): Appeared in four games ... Recorded a total of five tackles, including three solos ... Recorded two tackles at Baylor and Lamar ... The two stops at Baylor were both solo tackles.
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Rockfax Description15m. Inspiring; this is an absolute must. Gain the hole and take a deep breath, then step up and span left before summoning up all your strength to snatch for the elusive jug. The remainder is much easier. © ROCKFAX
UKC Logbook DescriptionA superb route taking the most amenable line up a tremendous piece of rock. Gain the hole directly by some thin moves. The crux follows, moving left and palming up the edge to a jug. Finish by the obvious line above. 7a+ S1 if you DWS it
Ticklists: Ultimate Scottish Rock, 100 Aberdeen North East Classics!.
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Too hot. Then too Haar. Nice to remind myself of the angle of the wall though. Great rock, great movement. Callum_Johnson - TR rpt - 16/Aug/15
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Happy days, incredible climbing. A bit of a choppy sea though, falling in not an option! Great bit of rock. Callum_Johnson - Solo RP - 07/Jul/14 with Dayni_
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Flash, thanks to Sam for all the beta. One for next time when the tides right. Superb climbing. Callum_Johnson - TR β - 15/May/14 with Sam
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Superb route on great rock. Was chalked, so I got a swatch of the crux holds on the way down on the abRussell Birkett - Solo β - 03/Jun/13
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Climbed to the crux 2 or 3 times and then back down to the Hole. Finally jumped off the crux having wimped out of trying the move to the jug. Can't wait to try again!gforce - Solo dnf - 05/Jul/08 with Emma
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Found! Her name is Sintia Stone. She is a dutch pornstar.
ilikee. hot gril................
Its not sintia stone, she does not even look like her!
not Alisha Klass...but hella hot.
What the name of this girl
Alisha Klass. The guy is Seymoure Butts (not joking). She was one of his "Tushy Girls" for a couple of years. She fabulous!
She looks like Gwen Stefani
Oh i wish she would suck my cock too
Another video of this Girl http://www.youporn.com/watch/609397/three-girls-share-seymores-dick/?utm_source=PBWeb&utm_medium=MGP&utm_campaign=PBWeb with a tatoo in the belly button
Update, her name is McKayla Matthews
Wow! This is Opel Omega! Love that car!
She's so beautiful. I wish to go roadtrip with her too!
Nice to sit on the back seat,when a girl like Sintia sucking my cock....
Das the way to travel. Fringe benefits complementary of the driver.
mmm, good girl, eat all that cum and lick that cock
I so wanted to see that fucking road
nice girl
Fucking hott bitch,such a pretty mouth
i wonder if the driver knows
Flower Tucci
Zit je lekker te kijken, zie je ineens je eigen huis voorbij komen!!
kijk zeker zij komt uit amsterdam ofzo:P
waar in Nederland is dit
A real Dutch treat!
its is yust an ameteur zo she have no more porn movies
comment il fait le conducteur je serai trop excitée!!!
ufffffffff !! so sexy
my god she is fucking stunning
plz tell me who is this girl?
What a pro cock sucker she is.
lekkere zuigdel
es el mejor video casero que he bisto
gad help him
she so sweet and sexy. perfect bj. and his cock is also dirty great, i would suck it too!
gostosa gozei por causa dessa delicia !
she must suck the driver too
keizerskroon 0229
Bellissimo cazzo...da spompinare assolutamente ;)
hope she meets with my cock one day
delicia love !
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I don't have a lot of experience making Mexican or Tex-Mex food, but this was fairly easy for a beginner to put together. I microwaved the tortillas instead of frying them and used light sour cream. The dish tasted rich enough for me. Delicious! I think it would be even better with chicken. One note: The amount of sauce was enough for me to make 18 enchiladas, and I fed 9 people with it.flag if inappropriate
I thought the sauce was great (used 1 can mild, 3/4 can hot ench sauce + 1/2 c chicken stock to thin it out), and loved the recipe overall. used 1/2 grated cheddar + 1/2 queso fresco in filling. was able to fill 13 tortillas.flag if inappropriate
I only gave this a 2 because I found the sauce to be completely nasty. The filling was really good though. I may make it again but serve it with plain salsa or taco sauce. Then it would probably be pretty good.flag if inappropriate
I used chicken instead of turkey, 1 can of mild and 1 can of medium enchilada sauce and 2 chipotle chiles with the seeds. 1/2 sharp cheddar and 1/2 chipotle cheese and garnished with black olives. This recipe is a keeper! Everyone who attended the dinner asked for it.flag if inappropriate
Made this with 2 different fillings. Filling #1: veggie chickn strips from Trader Joe's; Filling #2: a mirepoix of sauteed summer squash, onion, fresh corn kernels, and green onion. Both were fantastic topped with a bit of extra sour cream & ripe avocado. Doubled the chipotle chiles (de-seeded) and added a couple of teaspoons of the adobo sauce for extra kick. Stuffed ourselves silly. Meant to top with some queso fresco too, but ended up forgetting about it.flag if inappropriate
This is the best enchilada recipe I have ever made. I am SO glad I lost my old recipe, otherwise I would not have had the opportunity to try this one. Great flavor, not too hot. Couldn't find the chipotle peppers, so used mild diced green peppers. It made 16 enchiladas for me. Yummy!flag if inappropriate
I thought this was really delicious. Very clever idea to liven up canned enchilada sauce with chipotles. Neither my husband nor I really like turkey but we love this dish. I've used this easy sauce to make vegetarian enchiladas as well.flag if inappropriate
Something different for leftover turkey, but generally not a big fan of Mexican food...too heavy.flag if inappropriate
This is a great, versatile recipe. I made it as written after Thanksgiving with turkey and then again tonight with leftover pork loin roast and chipotle cheddar cheese in place of the Monterey Jack. The smokiness of the cheese really complimented the pork--my husband loved it! I'll use this one often with different leftover meats and experiment with different cheeses.flag if inappropriate
really good! i sed the cream cheese too and also added some canned corn and some rinsed black beans. also to make it easier on me i used canned diced tomatoes. so easy and hubby had thought it took a lot of trouble by the way it looked on the plate:-). oh and i also used a mix of white cheddar (cabot) and pepper jack. and i still had a good kick in there. thanks for ALL the tips everyone, it really helps!!flag if inappropriate


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Lorry driver with 'God-awful hangover' guilty of crushing cyclist while talking on his mobile phone
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
Dennis Putz: At the time of the crash, Putz's alcohol breath reading was likely to have been 49mg - nearly 50 per cent over the drink-drive limit of 35mg
A lorry driver killed a cyclist while chatting on his mobile the morning after he had been on a mammoth drinks binge.
Dennis Putz who had a string of convictions including three for drink-driving and 20 for driving while disqualified hit Catriona Patel as he accelerated away from traffic lights.
A court heard he was over the drink-drive limit and had consumed almost a gallon of Guinness the night before the accident.
He was said to have been suffering from the most God-awful hangover.
City public relations director Mrs Patel, 39, was pronounced dead after being airlifted to hospital, where surgeon sbattled to save her life.
Putz, 51, claimed he did not realise he had run over the keen cyclist, who had been wearing high-visibility gear.
He only stopped when witnesses began hammering at his cab door following the morning rush-hour accident near Oval tube station in South London on June 29 last year....


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From the story you presented this would seem to me to be a clear case of first degree murder.
I continue to worry about Americans armed with guns for those not armed. I would # my pants if I saw fellow citizens walking about with guns in the UK.
Different cultures.
The bottom line is, they are VAGUE and allow for situations like this where someone who was otherwise innocent (their house, their party, they were egged on by the defendant) was gunned down all because someone, somehow felt threatened by the noise.
Originally posted by The Sword
reply to post by Jean Paul Zodeaux
All this and you still haven't given a valid reason to support such laws.
If you want to know why gun control is big among some folks, just look at this incident and the Travyon Martin incident.
The people writing these laws failed grade school logic.
Originally posted by The Sword
reply to post by Jean Paul Zodeaux
News flash: I don't have the time or patience to go back through this thread because I know it will be full of second amendment supporters that shout down/drown out anyone who doesn't share their views on guns.
So, will you kindly reiterate your position without resorting to personal attacks?
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Lenders are refreshing their mortgage loan documents with provisions based on the "lessons learned" during the recent (continuing?) economic experience. One change is to add a service of process provision.
The change is based on this basic lesson learned: when the tough times hit, borrowers and guarantors sometimes are hard to find.
A few simply disappear behind gated communities, on yachts, or regularly move from one remote estate to another – maybe intending to make it difficult for the lender to give them required legal notices of litigation or foreclosure (referred to as "service of process").
Hide and Seek – in style
Or maybe this simply is a desire to get away from the stress of it all – leave the train wreck (1913 State Fair Trains Collide) for the lawyers. Or perhaps just a final surrender to the wanderlust whisper.
In response, many lenders now bake into their loan documents a provision where the borrower (and the guarantor) agree that legal notices (or service of process) will be given to a designated person (or company), who will accept those notices.
So far, I haven't had a borrower object to the provision.
If you're tired of spending money and wasting time in an adult version of hide and seek (or simply not wanting someone to do what you can't do), then consider adding a service of process provision in your standard forms of documents for:
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Some of the more diehard politicos may not know what to do with their time.
Bucking the last council's practice of burning the midnight oil, Mayor Scott Johnson conducted the first meeting of the Saratoga Springs City Council on Wednesday, Jan. 2, quickly, efficiently, and devoid of the drama that has been prevalent in past city council meetings.
Public Safety Commissioner Ron Kim's department is the last of the city's five departments to go through its agenda, preceding only the reports from the city's two county supervisors.
I don't think I know how to run my agenda at 7:30, joked Kim.
"Get used to it," Johnson replied.
Department agendas were uncharacteristically small, however, with nothing on the accounts department agenda and only five items on the finance agenda.
Johnson made two appointments to the city's land use boards, appointing Philip Klein to the Saratoga Springs Planning Board. Klein, a former city supervisor, replaces Lou Schneider, whose seven-year term ended on Monday, Dec. 31.
"Thank you Mr. Schneider, your work will not be forgotten," said Johnson, adding that he had offered to re-appoint him, but Schneider had declined. Schneider, 73, is the acting Saratoga Springs Democratic Committee Chairman.
Johnson also appointed Mary Anne Macica to the zoning board of appeals. She replaces Gabe Anderson.
Johnson said Macica has been involved in land use issues and local politics in the past.
The council also adopted Local Law 1 of 2008, which establishes a framework for storm water management, in accordance with state and federal regulations.
The law is the second part of a state-mandated package, the first part of which was passed by the previous council in December. This state-mandated program, known as the Phase II Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4), is rooted in the Environmental Protection Agency's 1972 Federal Clean Water Act and is currently being administered throughout New York by the Department of Environmental Conservation.
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There is a direct train from Schiphol Airport to Eindhoven every half hour, and the train takes 1h29m. If you don't mind changing trains in Utrecht you even have a train every 15 minutes. See www.ns.nl
No surprise then that there are no flights from Amsterdam to Eindhoven.
You can plan the whole trip from Schiphol Airport to Someren here:
(From Eindhoven you'll need to take a bus).
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There are no national flights from Schiphol to Eindhoven.
Eindhoven is just a cheaper filed for lost cost carriers that to mostly other smaller European fields.
As said; just take the train from Schiphol.
More at our VT Schiphol page:
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indeed best option is the train straight to eindhoven then take a bus to eindhoven
i dont know where you have to be at someren so i cant tell you which bus to take but you can find it on:
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i think you have to take a bus to helmond first and then to someren
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These resources will help you develop develop your proposal for an ARISS contact including your education plan and a media plan.
You'll find resources here for learning about satellite communications, radio science, electronics and space travel and exploration. Review some of the education plans developed by other schools for ideas. You'll want to read some of the stories written about other ARISS contacts, and watch some of the videos to develop an idea of the kind of impact to expect from the event and to think about ways that you might develop follow on activities to take advantage of the student interests that may result.
MIdvalley ES
An ARISS contact provides opportunities for learning about satellite communications and wireless technology. These students at Midvalley School in Midvale UT learned about programming robots, antennas, and "fox hunting" for remote transmitters on their journey to radio communcation with the ISS.
Read the full story.
You'll need to develop an educational proposal as part of your plan for an ARISS contact. The ARISS contact affords an opportunity to integrate many different areas of the school curriculum to magnify the experience of the contact.
ARRL Resources for Classroom Instruction
Resources developed for our Education & Technology Program are available for you to use to prepare your students for an amateur radio contact with the ISS. You can introduce foundational concepts of wireless communications, radio waves, the electromagnetic spectrum, wave forms and modulation, satellite communications, orbits, Keplerian elements-- to name a few.
The Teachers Institute on Wireless Technology offers a professional development opportunity which provides hands-on training for you to learn about basic electronics, wireless communications, micro-controllers, programming fundamentals and robotics along with resources for your classsroom instruction. Attending the Teachers Institute is a great way to prepare for an ISS contact through the ARISS program.
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NASA provides a wealth of resources for educators and students interested in exploring space flight and research being conducted on the ISS and in space. The central repository for information about education programs and activities is www.nasa.gov/education/.
Specific mission and science project information can be obtained directly from NASA, via the Space Flight website.
The NASA Digital Learning Network provides interactive programs that allow you and your students to learn more about our home planet and the universe beyond. You'll find lessons, activities, and presentations that meet your instructional objectives. A unit called Ham it up - Amateur Radio describes how amateur radio is used on the International Space Station as a means of communication with the astronauts on board.
NASA Television offers a front-row seat on the latest in space science, plus educational and historical programs. They sometimes air live coverage of ARISS contacts. NASA-TV is received by satellite dish or may be on your local cable TV network.
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Two proposal windows are opened each year for schools and organizations to submit proposals to host a scheduled ARISS contact.
For current information about proposal windows and the proposal process, click here.
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David Bettinson, 6th grade teacher at Midvalley Elementary School in Midvale, Utah attended ARRL's Teachers Institute on Wireless Technology in 2008 and developed the educational plan for the school's contact with Astronaut Jeffrey Williams on December 2, 2009. He shares the thinking that went into developing the educational proposal and his vision beyond the ARISS contact event. Read more.
Charlie Cantrill, KI4RDT, developed a curriculum plan for an ARISS contact with the ISS. Mr. Cantrill is an Information Technology Instructor at Nelson County Area Technology Center in Bardstown, Kentucky. Space and Telecommunications core content for Information Technology Curriculum (high school level) can be found here. Foster Heights (elementary school level) space-related educational activities can be found here.
Signals and Noise: A Lesson Plan for Grades 3-5
Here's an example of a lesson plan available in the NASA Educator archive.
Have you ever wondered what is the difference between "signals" and "noise?" This creative lesson plan, developed by Montana State University for NASA'a New Horizons educational program, introduces the concept of "signals" as compared to "noise." The lesson plan is geared for primary grades (3rd-5th). It meets state standards as well as National Science standards for technology.
Shared Resources from Other Teachers
Take advantage of these activity and lesson ideas developed by other teachers as part of their education plan for an ARISS contact.
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Learning about Satellite Communications
Amateur radio operators enjoy making contacts with the ISS and via satellites with their personal amateur radio stations. Schools can too! Learning what's involved opens the door to learning about satellite communications and telecommunications technology.
These resources will provide an introduction.
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Since its launch in 1997, the Space Day educational initiative, which takes place on the first Friday of each May, has evolved into a massive grassroots effort dedicated to the extraordinary achievements, benefits and opportunities in the exploration and use of space. The ultimate goal is to promote math, science, technology and engineering education by nurturing young peoples' enthusiasm for the wonders of the universe and inspiring them to continue the stellar work of today's space explorers.
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The European Space Agency (ESA) is Europe's gateway to space. Its mission is to shape the development of Europe's space capability and ensure that investment in space continues to deliver benefits to the citizens of Europe and the world.
ESA offers resources for educators at www.esa.int/Education, and also,a website with online activities for kids at www.esa.int/esaKIDSen/index_gix.html.
Explore Space Noise and Radio Astronomy
Believe it or not, space is full of noise! Learn how to build a radio telescope to listen to the heavens.
Before radio astronomy was mainstream, hams were tinkering with ways to listen to satellites and even Apollo missions. Read this QST article about how radio amateur Larry Baysinger, W4EJA was able to eavesdrop on Apollo 11 astronauts while they were on the moon!
NASA has more information about listening to space signals and sounds at their JOVE website.
Earth Calling: Explore Spacecraft Radio Communication
Another of the educator resources contained in the NASA education archive, this hands-on activity for Grades 6-8 developed for NASA's New Horizons Pluto mission explores spacecraft radio communication concepts, including the speed of light and the time delay for signals sent to and from spacecraft. Through this activity, students will be able to calculate the amount of time it takes for a radio signal to travel to a spacecraft using the speed of light; demonstrate the delay in radio communication signals to and from a spacecraft; devise unique solutions to the radio-signal delay problem; and compare their velocity to that of the spacecraft and the speed of light.
Check out this collection of resource links provided by JACO Aerospace: www.e-aircraftsupply.com/space-education/
Uses of Electromagnetic Spectrum
This excellent NASA video tour of the electromagnectic spectrum explains the many uses of different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPcAWNlVl-8


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[3] April 22, 2015 at 2:01pm
"Future quote". She lost the election didn't she?
[5] March 18, 2015 at 11:46pm
So sorry for the loss of a fellow warrior. The next time you fly it will be with the angles you call brothers. RIP
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[1] March 1, 2015 at 2:23pm
"threatening a combat veteran on memorial day "and is lucky I didn't kill him." Why the dipS hit did't notice the desert storm, paratrooper, combat engineer and U.S. Army stickers all over my back glass and the ODS veteran hat I was wearing while half a foot from his face just shows how stupid he really is." My, aren't you full of yourself. Can you say "narcissistic personality disorder". There are a lot vets riding bikes and they don't need your approval to do so, they earned the right. I know I did.
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[2] March 1, 2015 at 2:06pm
hmmmm, you think you own the road because you occupy more of it. Others have to give way to you, a pos road bully. ….. asshat
[3] February 28, 2015 at 10:03pm
The minivan driver is a moron. The bike had right of way. If the van had cut off a motor vehicle in order to make his rt. turn from a middle lane and was rear ended because of it , would the other driver be at fault or did the minivan make an unsafe lane change? He want's his "rights", doesn't care about anyone elses.
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The operation was a success but the patient died. The end.
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Go ahead and suspend me, give me a day off. It's a one day vacation.
[6] February 26, 2015 at 11:43am
All former military, all christians, all tea party patriots, all conservatives, all BSA, all anti common core, all pit bull owners, all meat eaters, all bacon lovers, all muscle car owners, etc, etc,etc,.
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February 23, 2015 at 10:40pm
iratd ( I RATTED??) COPS never rule out anything.. until the FACTS close the case.. glad YOU'RE not a cop!!
IRATD is an acronym. "I ARE A TRUCK DRIVER". You wanna be a smartass do it to my face. Hope to see you on the road some day.
Sargeking is not a cop and neither are you. It was his statement I commented on.
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February 23, 2015 at 10:30pm
irate: My suppositions are called networking. Don't take it so personal. That tells me you've got some serious issues. Hmm?
It's IRATD not irate, learn to read. My response to your "networking" had nothing personal in it. Maybe you shouldn't take criticism so personal. "That tells me you've got some serious issues. Hmm?" Your "networking" is still a stretch.
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[3] February 23, 2015 at 10:09pm
Can you imagine what will happen to him when the other convicts find out he got caught after stealing Girl Scout money. Wouldn't want to be him. Can you say bend over bitch.
[4] February 22, 2015 at 2:27pm
So much for Obamacare and birth control pills paid for by everyone. Another success story for Obama.
[2] February 22, 2015 at 2:23pm
1) "A home invasion gone terribly wrong. Describe to us a "home invasion" that has gone right. It would be the easiest thing to rule out. Nothing missing, no home invasion.
2) "A domestic dispute where the wife kills the husband and younger children to offset suspicion." The surviving daughter "goes along", (really, she hated her father and sisters that much), for the benefit of the life insurance money." Whoopie, I'm in the money. You're in an universe with that one. If mom killed two in an effort to cover up a murder then killing the third would not be a stretch at all.
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[1] February 21, 2015 at 1:52pm
Looks to me as if he's waiting for Obama to stick something in his mouth.
[2] February 21, 2015 at 1:22pm
Please, please, please, please, please stop showing such flattering photos of her. I just ate.
[8] February 21, 2015 at 12:57pm
Republican or Democrat, if you got my back then I've got your's. That's how it is in the field. Obama doesn't have anybody's back but his own.
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[9] February 21, 2015 at 12:47pm
When Obama says "listen or look" he's expressing his superiority on a given subject. Juan Williams just did the same thing when he said " let me tell you something". It's progressive superiority. Juan Williams is an Ass. As for Obama being supportive of our military, I served though Nixon, Ford and Carter, even Carter was better than Obama.
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Happy Birthday Glenn Buratti.
[7] February 14, 2015 at 2:41pm
Surprise, surprise, surprise, he didn't get reprimanded or suspended by the school for sexual harassment and the LGBT or atheist didn't object for various insane reasons.
[7] February 3, 2015 at 12:39pm
I was wandering the same thing.
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According to Douglas and Daly, it is difficult for family decision makers as well as many health care providers to discuss quality of life issues because they often associate quality of life with end of life discussions.
The authors concluded that every family decision maker should have the opportunity to discuss and reflect on the quality of life that the patient would want if that person recovered from this critical event. The best way to make appropriate treatment decisions is to have information about what goals are important to the patient.
"Since many of these patients become critically ill very suddenly, it is important to know the wishes of the patient and what contributes the most to quality of life before the patient becomes ill. Just as we have living will discussions with our family members, we should also have quality of life discussions," Douglas said.
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How do I send money to an inmate in the Hickman County Jail?
Money for the inmate to use to purchase items from the Jail Commissary may be left at the Jail lobby window Monday through Friday during office hours (8 AM – 4 PM). All money MUST BE in the form of cash or money order. Money orders may be mailed to the inmate as well.
Money MUST be received by 12:00 pm on Monday so that they can be posted to the inmates account and be available for them to order items from the weekly commissary.
How do I visit an inmate in the Hickman County Jail?
Hickman County Jail Classified State Inmates
All CLASSIFIED LEVEL 1, 2, and 3 state inmates shall receive up to 4 (four) hours of visit time per month. The visit may be taken as follows: four (4) one hour visits or two (2) two hour visits.
- Visitors must call the jail at 270-653-9933 between the hours of 7:00 AM and 3:00 PM Monday through Friday to schedule a visit. Visits must be scheduled at least one week in advance.
- When calling, visitors must indicate how long the visit will last and the adult names of those coming to visit.
- If a visit is cancelled or your visitors fail to come, your visit is forfeited for the length of the visit that was scheduled.
- Those visiting must provide names, social security numbers, and dates of births.
- Anyone on parole or supervised probation will not be allowed to visit. If attempted, the probation and parole officer will be notified and a request for a violation will be made.
- Visitors that are convicted felons and not on parole or supervised probation will only be allowed to visit in the visitation booths with safety glass separating the inmate and visitor.
- No visitor who has a history of promoting contraband or any other institution crime convictions or charges may have contact visits.
- No visitor who has been jailed or incarcerated at the Hickman County Jail within the last two years may have contact visits with inmates unless authorized by Jailer.
- Visits will be allowed a maximum of two adults and three children age 12 and under.
- If a visitor leaves the visitation room, that visitor will not be allowed to re-enter.
- All adult visitors MUST have government issued picture identification each time they visit or they will not be allowed in the facility.
- All visitors will be required to leave purses, bags, pocket items, etc. in their vehicles.
- Visitors may not bring in any food, drinks, tobacco products, etc into the facility.
- Female visitors wearing skirts, dresses, and shorts that are above the knee will not be allowed to enter the facility. Female visitors wearing shirts showing any portion of the breasts or midriff will not be allowed in the facility.
- Visitors and inmates shall sit across from the table from each other with hands on top of the table.
- All inmates will be subject to a strip search after each visit.
- All visitors when entering the facility waive their rights to search and seizure.
- The Hickman County Jail reserves the right to cancel and reschedule visits due to security risks and/or other scheduling conflicts.
- The Hickman County Jail reserves the right to change the rules of visitation at any time it deems appropriate.
Hickman County Jail County Inmates/Controlled Intake State Inmates/All others
Inmates shall have 30 minutes per week of visitation in the secure visitation booth. These visits shall be scheduled by calling the front office at 270-653-9933
- Visitors shall be limited to three per appointment, however only one visitor at a time can be in the booth. The visitors will be responsible for deciding how to divide the allotted time. If this cannot be agreed upon, the visit will be cancelled.
- All visitors shall have a government issued I.D. (with the exception of minors)
- All minors shall be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- Disruptive children, along with their accompanying adult, may be asked to leave the booth, and possibly asked to leave the facility.
- The jailer/designee may restrict a visitor if the visitor poses a threat to the facility or violates the rules and regulations.
- Visitors who knowingly introduce contraband into the facility will be prosecuted.
- Visitors violating any visitation rule will be subject to termination of the visit, and will be asked to leave the building and visitation restrictions will be imposed.
- The Hickman County Jail reserves the right to change the rules of visitation at any time it deems appropriate.
Hickman County Jail Bond Information
All bonds should be made at the Clerk's office Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
After hours and on weekends bonds can be made at the Detention Center at the lobby window.
Personal Recognizance (ROR) – Your personal recognizance, provided that you promise to appear at all scheduled hearings, trials, or otherwise as required by the Court.
Unsecured Bond or Surety Bond – An unsecured appearance bond from you or your surety to be forfeited should you fail to appear as required by the Court. Surety's must be a KY resident with a valid Drivers License or KY ID, be at least 18 years of age, employed, have no pending/convicted felony charges, and cannot be the Defendant/Co-Defendant in the case.
Partially Secured Bond – Cash bail secured by cash deposit of 10% of the deposit (but no less than $5) will be retained if you are found guilty and the court determines you have performed the conditions of your release. The entire cash bond will be forfeited should you fail to appear as requested by the court.
All payments of bonds must be in cash with exact change. Bonds over $10,000.00 cash or above and Property Bonds will have to be made in the Circuit/County Clerk's office depending on case.
Weekenders – Anyone sentenced to serve weekends must pay all fees in full at time of booking. Pending on days sentenced will apply to fees.
Circuit Work Release – Fees will be paid weekly with no exceptions.
District Work Release – Fees will be paid weekly with no exceptions.
ALL bonds will be subject to a additional $25.00 non-refundable bond fee. Also ALL bonds that are executed by the jail will be subject to an additional $5.00 jail fee.
Hickman County Court Dates
- Hickman District Court is in session on Mondays and the fourth Thursday of each month at 9:00 am with the exception of court holidays.
- Hickman Circuit Court motion hour is held on the first and third Thursday each month at 9:30 am.
- Hickman Drug Court is held each Friday at 8:00 am.
- Carlisle District Court is in session on Wednesdays at 9:00 am.
- Carlisle Circuit Court motion hour is held on the first and third Thursday each month at 1:30 pm.
- The Hickman County Courthouse Annex is located at 109 South Washington Street, Clinton, KY 42031. The clerk's office may be reached at 270-653-3901.


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I know there is much confusion as to what the prophecies of the Messiah are and who fulfilled them and what not but I was wondering if you had any insight on the Messiah. Is the Messiah coming anytime soon? Could the Messiah have anything to do with Lahiri Mahasaya's Kriya Yoga?
Dear Friend, the subject of the coming of the "Messiah," interpreted literally, is a concept related to the Jewish faith. As such, we, at Ananda, have no special insight insofar as those of the Jewish faith didn't accept Jesus Christ as the messiah and, to my knowledge, no such person has appeared and been recognized by adherents to that faith. The prophecies you allude to are all presumably those of the Old Testament.
Paramhansa Yogananda did not specifically make the claim that Jesus Christ WAS the anticipated Messiah but his strong emphasis on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ would probably incline most of his students and disciples to conclude that he had. But he himself didn't generally use that term and so avoided an unnecessary controversy.
In fact there is a better reason, too: Krishna and the rishis of India have long taught that in every age there descends an avatar (one who is fully liberated) to assist humankind in specific times and places to address their spiritual needs. Thus the concept of "Messiah" which implies a one-time "descent" is an unnecessary concept.
To many of Yogananda's disciples, if not all, Yogananda himself was an avatar who came at the behest of Babaji and of Jesus Christ to bring kriya yoga back out into the world. In this sense, then, Yogananda, and the lineage who sent him (including Lahiri Mahasaya, therefore) might be described as "Messiah(s)."
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Anita Louise Williams, 85, of Seymour, died Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012, in Seymour.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Oakwood Cemetery in Jacksboro with the Rev. Jerry Williams.
Arrangements are under the direction of Archer Funeral Home, Seymour.
Anita was born April 18, 1926 in Jack County to William and Eula Middlebrooks Mathis. She married H.C. "Ted" Williams on June 2, 1942 in Mineral Wells. He preceded her in death on February 20, 2000. Anita moved to Seymour in 1971 and was a member of the Seymour Golf and Country Club. She was a homemaker and an avid bridge player. She was a member of the First Christian Church. She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Eula Mathis; and 2 brothers, William Francis Mathis and Donald Mathis.
Survivors include 2 Sons – Jerry Williams and wife, Marybeth of Lubbock and Craig Williams and wife, Donna of Knox City; 1 Brother – Charles Mathis of Irving; 6 Grandchildren – Sheila Kaufert and husband, Brett of Mineral Wells; Rebecca McDonald and husband, Glenn of Mineral Wells; Hanna Carter and husband, Chad of Greenwood; Julie Williams of Lubbock; Stephanie Carver and husband, Riley of Knox City; and Russell Williams, Jr. of Lubbock; 9 Great Grandchildren.
The family will be at the funeral home from 6:00 until 7:00 p.m., Friday for visitation.
The family suggests memorials to Cal Farley's Boys Ranch, P.O. Box 1890, Amarillo, Texas 79174-0001.
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Photographer Slim Aarons once said he shot "attractive people doing attractive things in attractive places," which — as with this 1970 Palm Springs, California, party — often included gardens.
It's taken me a long time to embrace the idea that my terrace in downtown Manhattan could make a good spot for something other than plant hoarding. For the past 10 years, plants have come and gone, from tree peonies, thorny roses, and viburnum to tropicals like tibouchina and brugmansia. The plants were purchased, rescued, and gifted; the only limitation was whether I could manage to haul them up to the 11th floor. It never occurred to me this was a good place to hang out. Friends would come by and — seeing the terrace is larger than my apartment — express disbelief that I hadn't graced it with so much as a single folding chair.
The truth is, I never considered it a place to relax. It was my laboratory to watch and experiment with what has been an obsession for several decades, and containers made from various materials overflowed with flourishing and not-so-flourishing plants.
Finally, this spring, my boyfriend (a furniture designer of more minimalist leanings than I) decided it was time to exorcise the ruined "Miss Havisham" look of my precious outdoor holdings.
First, he built beautiful containers of marine-grade plywood, cedar, and steel. We stained them a shade of black that serves as a great foil for the foliage and blooms. Next, I somewhat ruthlessly culled my collection down to low-maintenance and mostly evergreen plants for year-round interest, with spaces for herbs and seasonal accents. No pot was allowed to stay that wasn't beautiful or useful. I splurged on a long-coveted Belgian planter from Atelier Vierkant that is both sculptural and beautiful. My boyfriend also constructed a bench and table, which I augmented with two chairs and a chaise. Cushions were ordered. An awning was installed.
At the 11th hour, a country place upstate entered the equation, so those prized plants that had faithfully soldiered on through the harsh conditions could finally be released to the wilds.
As a result of these changes, I'm making plans to entertain. I'm also working new muscles of restraint at the nurseries I still addictively frequent. My friends (in particular a downstairs neighbor who was found napping on the new chaise under the buddleia) are embracing the transformation.
I found a balance in my city garden, and I like it. So often the plant-obsessed forget to extend the magic they created into social experiences, using those carefully cultivated spaces for eating, playing, and lounging in addition to growing cool specimens.
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Sony may rethink smartphone business if no profit next year
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Log on and log off: Bank of Melbourne back online, for some
Marissa Calligeros, Ben Grubb Bank of Melbourne, St George and and BankSA customers should now be able to access their money online, but those still locked out of the system are advised to try the old remedy of switching their banking apps on and off again.
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Jack Dorsey named Twitter's new chief executive
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Sydney's Suppertime acquired by food delivery giant
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Kickstarter focuses on altruism over profits
Mike Isaac, David Gelles Many technology start-ups aim to become "unicorns", the companies that get valued at $1 billion or more on their way to probable vast riches. Yancey Strickler and Perry Chen have no interest in that.
Internet of Things seeks ASX listing
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Aussie doctors walk away from well-paying careers to pursue start-up
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
Mom's Buttermilk Biscuits
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these biscuits look very nice and what a coincidence! I just made some drop biscuits yesterday with pretty much the same recipe, different proportions and with butter instead of shortening.ReplyDelete
Those look great! My mom used to make wonderful biscuits, but I never learned how.ReplyDelete
Happy Mother's Day a bit late!
Honey and biscuits - my, those photos are perfectly paired!ReplyDelete
Yummy honey, they look amazing. DianeReplyDelete
I wish I wasn't trying to lose weight, I'd love to make biscuits more often with meals! they tend to be more rare now and only when there isn't another grain being served. These look absolutely delicious!! Thanks!ReplyDelete
I try to stay away from bread in general, but these biscuits look great!...Have a great weekend Pam...Kisses to M/M!ReplyDelete
The biscuits look delicious!ReplyDelete
Mmmmm. I love a good biscuit. These look tasty!ReplyDelete
ya, I'd like to have one or two of those...i love a good biscuit!ReplyDelete
Nothing more comforting than a good biscuit! These look so good.ReplyDelete
I love a good biscuit, yum!! On Sundays at my grandmother's house it was often homemade biscuits with chicken fricasse. Oooh the tasty memories...I never learned to make biscuits the way she did. Will have to give your recipe a try. Thanks for sharing a family recipe. Those are the best.ReplyDelete
Esther, yours sound good also with the butter! Love that butter!ReplyDelete
Dedene, thanks for the MD wishes! The biscuits are easy to make.
Laura PARING DOWN, thanks! I couldn't resist the honey pic!
Food, Fun and Life in the Charente, thank you! And they're delicious also!
Debbi Smith, I hear you and can empathize with you! I think I could eat them every day but, no way!
Jacqueline, that's great and why you are nice and trim! Thanks for the M&M kisses and the same to yours! Cheers!
My cooking experiments, thank you for stopping by!
Julie M., me too! Have a good weekend!
Danielle, wish I could pass the biscuit basket to you! Thanks!
Joanne, right on! Thanks for the visit!
Katy ~ Oh, I remember those Sunday's at Grandma's very well. They knew how to do it! The chicken fricassee sounds so delicious!
Stopping by for one of these yummy biscuits!ReplyDelete
symphonious sweets, hope you liked them! Thanks for stopping by!ReplyDelete
Nothing like a fresh,tender biscuit. Those look yummy.ReplyDelete
Mimi, I agree all the way! Thanks!ReplyDelete
I love going through recipes and finding cards with splatters on them, or smudges in cookbooks. Then I come across one of my Mom's recipes that she'd handwritten. I treasure those.ReplyDelete
Karen, I have so many of them, mainly from Mom. The only thing is, she wrote down the ingredients on a lot of them without writing the directions. Makes it interesting!ReplyDelete
Hi Pam, your biscuits look fabulous :) It's hard to find biscuits here unless you have to bake yourself and If I want to make my own, will definitely think of your recipe.ReplyDelete
The Sweet Maison, thanks so much! They are tender delicious biscuits and easy enough to bake!ReplyDelete
Buttermilk really does make all the difference on biscuits!!! Great recipe!ReplyDelete
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S and S, buttermilk makes them light and delicious! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Hi Pam,ReplyDelete
These look delicious. I love the addition of buttermilk. I've been making my own and using it in nearly everything. Do you make yours also? I prefer it to store bought.
Biscuits, with honey and butter...Mmm. I could eat just that as a meal. So yummy!


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It is a miracle that a car didn't hit Jake, a young Chihuahua-Papillion mix. You see, Jake was born blind. His chances of survival on the streets were slim to none. Lucky for Jake, he was able to find his way out of the shelter and into a forever home.
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Graceful does and powerful bucks work well for any season and are a nice balance of rugged rustic and sweet vintage styles.
Tessa woke up blind one morning and her owners, not knowing what to do, abandoned her at a shelter. A blind dog in a shelter doesn't usually have much of a chance.
One of the great joys of a spring vacation is the chance to meet all the new arrivals born at zoos and aquariums around the country. Here's where to find most irresistible babies running -- and swinging, and swimming -- around this spring.
Spring is in the air in Cheshire (UK), Tokyo, and Sacramento, where zoos debuted adorable babies over the past week.
Japan is the ultimate travel destination for cat enthusiasts and Hello Kitty just the beginning.
Could it be that we are more threatened by kittens and puppies than we are by guns? Perhaps we are. My own community, like many others, has restrictions on pets that don't apply to firearms.
Forget flowers or chocolates. This year the perfect Valentine's Day gift is a bucket of sloths. A party-sized bucket with plenty of sloth hugs to go around.
You can learn a lot from animals. For instance, I always know when it's 7 a.m. on a Saturday, because that's when my cat, Spike, starts pawing at my sleepy face for her breakfast.
Think outside the box. Think offshore.
It became clear to us that even in the middle of our lives as professional researchers something as seemingly ordinary as goats can still hold a lot of interesting surprises.