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(nearly) Raw Veganism on a Budget
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I've seen a lot of people (not here, but in the Raw Food community) saying how they can't adapt to a raw vegan diet because it's too expensive.
I'm on food stamps for a one person household (no shame. no shame.), which means $200 a month for food. I also use my food stamps to buy most of my "cleaning" and "beauty" products (vinegar, baking soda, etc.), and I generally stick to an 80%-90% raw vegan diet, and fully unprocessed (I supplement with beans and grains).
So, I've decided to start a blog to try to help people who are interested on transitioning to a raw vegan diet, but who are on a limited budget.
I'll be the first person to admit that a fully raw diet on $200 or less a month, is just completely impossible if you want to meet all your nutritional and caloric needs. Unless you have access to an awesome garden… which I do not.
But 80%-90%… even 50%! raw is soooo much better for you than a diet full of cooked and processed foods. And I want to share how I manage to achieve it, with anyone who is interested.
I'll be posting weekly meal plans, the shopping lists, and how much everything ended up costing/which stores I bought it at 🙂
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Olympus SH-21
Billed as the ideal point-and-shoot camera for travellers, the Olympus SH-21 is designed for versatility: it's just about small enough to fit into your jacket or trouser pocket, features a 12.5x optical zoom equivalent to a 24-300mm lens, can record 1080p HD video and comes with a touchscreen that (theoretically, at least) boosts user-friendliness. It even charges via USB.
We've always been a little wary of touchscreens on cameras – there's the potential for changing settings by mistake – but the SH-21 pulls it off well. First, the screen isn't over-sensitive, and it takes a fairly firm touch to register. Second, the touch function is only used to tweak camera settings in iAuto mode, and then only if you open up the "live guide" option. The rest of the time, it fulfils a "touch to focus" role. Tap something on the screen, and the camera focuses on it, or focuses and automatically takes a shot if "touch shooting" is turned on.
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The focus setting is useful, particularly if you want to lock on to a subject that isn't in the centre of the frame. It also combines with AF tracking so if you tap on a subject, which then moves, the camera will attempt to keep it in focus as long as it's in the frame.
Live Guide is a newbie-friendly way to change the brightness, colour saturation and colour tone of a shot using touch-controlled sliders. You get to watch the shot change through the screen's live view, which gives you a preview of the final photo. It's a valuable feature.
Aside from the touchy stuff, the SH-21 features a range of other shooting modes, including program for those who want control over settings, and "handheld starlight" for taking sharper photos in dim conditions. And, naturally, there's a full range of scene modes that optimise settings for shooting fireworks, sunsets, sporting events and other situations.
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So on to image quality. While there's nothing awful about the 16-megapixel shots the SH-21 turns out, there's nothing particularly wow-worthy about them either.
Look closely at photos, even those at lower ISO settings, and there's greater visible noise compared to some rival cameras. This graininess isn't especially noticeable when photos are viewed on Facebook or similar – but if you're planning on blowing them up for large prints it's worth noting. You can also take automatic HDR shots, with the camera combining several exposures to show detail in both light and dark areas of an image - but these come off looking quite flat and unrealistic.
HD video quality is clear and sharp, and you can use the 12.5x zoom while filming, but despite the built-in anti-shake it doesn't look great when you pan quickly. A steady hand is an asset here.
The Olympus SH-21 is a versatile compact camera that combines a usefully large zoom range with a wide selection of shooting modes. The camera's touchscreen doesn't come off as a gimmick, and is genuinely useful at times.
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We spent a full day exploring Beauvais. That wa long ago, yet its sites remain unchanged and ignored by VT'ers and other recent travelers heading to or from Paris using the low-price airlines that land there. All they see is out the bus window as they go by.Of course if they are not interested Gothic Cathedrals or older churches or the history of fine tapestry and such, they have made the correct decision. But be aware that the cathedral of St.-Pierre is the tallest one in the world. It is a Michelin 3* attraction (rated worth a journey).
The center town has been rebuilt since the devastation of W.W. II. Since the tapestry manufacture was moved to the Gobelins in Paris at the start of the war, Beauvais was awarded a National Museum of Tapistry. The church of St.-Etienne should also be visited by those interested in churches and for is stained glass.
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St Etienne looks even more interesting than the cathedral, and I learned a lot with your tips! I will visit Beauvais this week end and hope to have the sun through the windows. . . Best.
Fabulous tips and photos. Jealous of your many adventures. I'll be back. Hope your birthday is full of love and laughter.
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Two young boys were playing with black powder Thursday morning when it exploded in a barbeque grill. Both boys suffered burns.
The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office tells 11 News that the 6 and 7 year old brothers found their father's black powder--which their parents thought was safely stored in the attic--then put it on the grill and ignited it, causing the explosion.
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Health insurance coverage for public employees has become the rallying cry of proponents of smaller, less costly government because of the perception among private sector taxpayers that the recipients are not bearing enough of the cost. And, when that perception turns out to be reality, as in the case of Boardman Township, the reaction is one of anger.
When a recent Vindicator news story revealed that the current health insurance plan provides 100 percent coverage, does not require recipients to pay a deductible and costs government — read that the taxpayers — $2.2 million a year, residents wasted little time voicing their disapproval. In the private sector workplace, employees have had to bear a greater share of rising health insurance premiums and the cost of health care, which is why there is little sympathy for public sector workers who do not pay their fair share.
Aware of residents' discontent with most things government and of the reality that the township cannot keep absorbing the ever-increasing cost of health insurance, Boardman trustees Thomas Costello, Larry Molitero and Brad Calhoun, along with Administrator Jason Loree, want to implement changes that would enable township government to seek competitive bids, thereby reducing the cost. As it is, a 20 percent increase is projected, which translates into a whopping $400,000 to come out of the operating fund.
In order to involve all the stakeholders in government, trustees appointed an insurance committee to adopt a design-change plan. Representatives from each of the four unions, along with the administrator, fiscal officer and a nonunion employee, have had meetings and have voted twice on the changes to the current plan. Both votes went down to defeat.
That has prompted Costello to issue a stern warning: If the committee refuses to let the trustees make changes to the design of the health insurance plan, he and his colleagues will not place a 3.85-mill, five-year additional levy for the police department on the May ballot.
The deadline for the trustees passing a resolution for the ballot issue is March 1.
The insurance committee is scheduled to meet Friday, at which time another vote is expected. Members have been provided with facts and figures to assist them in making a learned decision.
Loree has said the township has been evaluating its current plan offered by Medical Mutual against other possible options, such as deductibles ranging from $100 to $2,000 from other companies.
"We are gathering the health care plans to show the additional savings by adopting one plan over another," Loree told The Vindicator. "We had a 20 percent increase last year, and we want to work down 20 percent to zero by changing the plan design."
While the stance adopted by the trustees — a change in insurance in return for a police levy being on the ballot — may appear to be an unfair labor practice; it isn't. Boardman Township government cannot afford the status quo, and the employees must be prepared to bear more of the financial burden for health insurance and the other benefits they receive.
Such concessions have been a reality in the private sector even before the national recession began in late 2008.
When my husband and I planned for an early retirement we were both in our 50's. Not only were we retiring, but we were moving to Nashville, TN. Since we resigned from our jobs, we knew we would have to buy health insurance and dental insurance in Tennessee. We purchased a PPO family plan, for just my husband and me, through "Wise Health Insurance". We paid for the family plan ourselves, initially, the cost was a little less than $400 a month for both of us. Our co-pay was very reasonable at $25 each per office visit.
A friend of mine pays $1200 a month for he and his wife. His deductible is $5000 for each. Take the 20% overpayment of township employees out of their health care and pensions. No more accumulated sick and vacation time either.
Once again, the township insurance committee, comprised of representatives from all unions as well as administration, HAVE found ways to cut costs. The township trustees refuse to implement them.
Still looking forward to reading the committee's side of the issue.
Now stand by for a dozen posts from a certain individual with a personal axe to grind with Boardman.
The ONLY cut ALLBS is referring to is eliminating the 60K that the insurance broker gets. Actual cuts to benefits are not wanted by the ALLBSers of the township.
No axe for me to grind. Just standing up for the citizens of Boardman who are being asked for more all the time so that Baordmans finest like ALLBS can continue feeding from the golden trough.
Give us the details about all those cuts ALLBS.
Os is the 60K the broker gets the ONLY one that has actually been found.
Simple question: "IF the committee decided one way to save money was to replace the township's broker, would that NOT be a good idea?"
Or are you just another union-busting, jealous, whiner?"
If you can stop for a second & think just a bit beyond the tip of your growing nose, you MIGHT realize there are MANY other areas where money could be saved, but the committee has been essentially handcuffed by the township's insistence that they remain in complete control.
This may not sound so unreasonable, except for the fact that the township did agree to accept the committee's decision, and NOW are going back on their promise. Not to mention the fact that they have tried to slide packages past employees, with the gall to then try to make the employees look like the bad guys.
They have succeeded in making themselves look like the inept, bumbling "leaders" they are. Which is funny to me because they ran on the premise that the previous Board couldn't get its act together. These guys said they wanted "to get along" and "to work together". Nothing could possibly be further from the truth.
Oh, and by the way, there are SIX township unions, not four. How is it that so many employees can have it so wrong? Here's your answer: we don't. These trustees are pretending they would like to balance the budget on the backs of the employees. It can't be done like that, and they know it. It's really no different than what's going on at the state level.
These leaders ought to be ashamed of themselves for mistreating the employees, misrepresenting their constituents and mostly for not caring how services will be affected by their misguided decisions.
Once again, the township employees come to the rescue. So Hoover confirms that I was right all along that their ONLY recommendation was saving the insurance brokers $60,000 fee. I guess ALLBS can't make up any other savings even though he said CUTS plural.
You guys and gals have health care coverage that is lined with gold and are unwilling to sacrifice like those of us who PAY FOR YOUR GOLDEN FLEECING.
You've been fleecing the citizens for decades thanks to Mancini the giver and Costello the rubber stamper. All those millions in inheritance dollars down the golden drain.
Substation - thousands
IT coordinator lie
Zoning hires scam
Clearance numbers falsified
If this was a publicly held company, the people running this township would have been booted out at the very least and possible arrested for corruption.
The unions asked for and got everything they wanted for decades. 40 million dollars just in inheritance monies given out in contracts that continually got sweeter and sweeter. Zero deductible health care alone is a joke right? Nobody in the real world has that sweet of deal. Accumulating sick and vacation time and inflating pensions those last 3 years. Nichols making $141,000 in 2010. Where's the outrage when you were outraged that Berarducci made 100K???
Then let's not forget the employees claim that we have "better" employees because we pay GOLDEN wages and benefits. Would that include the 2 perverts who were forced to resign? Is Kotheimer the best zoning person that we didn't even advertise for? Was the IT coordinator with almost zero experience the best of the best? How about the other zoning hire. Advertise the position, get a dozen or so resumes and then interview ONE, the actual hire. I have the resumes and she's not heads and shoulders above the others, far from it. Connections anyone?
We support you guys! Keep up the good work, and don't let the negative ninnies get you down. You get paid well, GREAT! I couldn't do your jobs because I'd lose it having to listen to some people run their mouths, knowing they are keyboard heros. Public employees have not "bankrupted" anything. Drops in revenue due to the complete destruction of private workers by their greedy employers has. Just remember, nobody wanted your jobs 10 years ago, and nobody is going to offer your pay back when the economy improves. I don't want to take from you, I want to improve my own situation; maybe that's maturity showing through?
Hey Kim, I'll speak out about the injustices that occur in this corrupt township when I want and for as long as I want.
Are you the best they could do? How do you know if you don't advertise for zoning positions and just GIVE them to the politically connected for help in getting them elected?
Or worse yet, advertise them and then just disregard all but the person you wanted to hire in the first place.
You saved the township money. Right. I guess your double dipping for a higher pension won't ever materialize?
Kind of like the Nichols rehire saving the township money. That smoke and mirror savings. We are only paying Nichols 60K in 2011 but the state pension system will also be paying him 60K. (or more) I guess that state provided 60K isn't from Boardman right? Only in Boardman can up be down.
Funny, how the township workers don't mind cutting the insurance brokers fee or taking money from his pocket to pad their own. Of course, that's all they know taking from the pockets of others.
I went to public meetings before, they are a joke just like hiring you, the other zoning hire, the IT hire, CALEA, the substation, clearance stats, 2 men per truck, clothing allowances, take home cars, accumulated sick and vacation time, and a whole host of others.
Yeah Doctore, you're far more mature than most of us taxpayers. Keep feeding this beast if you want to. In fact, send them extra. The property taxes are due in March. Add an extra few zeros to the check you send in.
No Apollo, I won't be sending extra. You see, I could find some (read SOME) common ground with your arguments. However, you have degraded your presentation in to personal attacks and broad brush labeling of many of these employees. I work, pay my taxes, and SUPPORT our officers.
I know for a fact that that our township employs many great officers and I will continue to support them. When I needed them, they were there from beginning to end, and did more than I expected them to do.
I didn't choose that career path, as I have said numerous times before, because I would not do their job. I am glad they get paid well, and if it is so great, why don't I see you patrolling my street?
Just so you know, most everyone I know supports these guys and takes no issue with their pay.
So sit back, crack your knuckles, smile and prepare your next edgy anti-police statements. You are the Pied Piper of bitter internet nobodies, so lead the charge buddy!
I wonder Doctore, if everyone you know supports them and their wages, why did the last levy fail?
Why do they need to move the current levy attempt to August?
I have a minor in Criminal Justice also Doctore and could easily do their jobs. This isn't New Orleans with murders and violent crime happening daily. This is Boardman. Look at the police blotter posted today. Petty thefts makes up most of the crimes. Boardman policeman is about as cushy of police job that there is. Well, except for Canfield and Poland. Paying them $100K with another $33K in benefits makes zero sense. Mall guards making $100K.
I have nothing against them. They are probably good guys. I talked to one a couple of months ago. Seemed like a decent guy. But do we really need more empty houses and empty businesses from property taxes too high? Because that's going to be the result.
Also Doctore, how come you have a problem with my attacks on them and yet say nothing about their attacks on me?
Carl, My Mothers basement is really nice. No need to move out.
..."We must close union offices, confiscate their money and put their leaders in prison. We must reduce workers' salaries and take away their right to strike." Adolph Hitler, May 2, 1933
Here is an idea, why not implement the spending cuts the committee found and cut insurance costs by having employees pay something... even if minimal. If Boardman did both of those and saved even more money, maybe we wouldn't need a new levy.


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Chris Turlington of West Henderson High is one of only 10 students in the western Carolinas to be chosen for the U.S. National Chemistry Olympiad team that will compete in the international contest this summer in Gyeongsan, Republic of Korea.
The event in this area is sponsored by the Western Carolinas Section of the America Chemical Society. The top 10 students were chosen from 245 students at 16 area high schools. Turlington qualified by completing an exam at Clemson University.
The international competition involves a series of theoretical exams, lab exercises and activities aimed at identifying the best chemistry students from participating nations from around the world.
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For more than two seasons, while he logged so many hours in the Chicago Bears trainer's room that he might well have qualified for homesteading privileges back in the Old West, offensive guard Rex Tucker watched his NFL career passing him by.
Three different injuries, all of them significant and all requiring months of rehabilitation, kept the six-year veteran out of 33 consecutive regular-season games. And that's why Tucker, who last year described his plight as akin to watching the carousel spin without him, is so excited about climbing back on the merry-go-round on Sunday night.
"It's exciting, like being a rookie again, and feeling the nervous anticipation," conceded Tucker, whose diligence has allowed him to return. "I've never gone this long a period without [playing] football. I wouldn't wish it on anyone."
Barring a change of plans by Bears coaches, Tucker will start at right guard in place of the injured Mike Gandy, who is sidelined by a strained hamstring. For most of his career, the tough-minded Tucker has lined up at left guard, but switching sides is a small concession for the opportunity to return to the field.
Tucker, 27, has not played since an Oct. 7, 2002, loss to Green Bay, a game in which he suffered a dislocated left ankle and broken left fibula. But those injuries, as catastrophic as they were, represented only the beginning a series of frustrating setbacks for the former Texas A&M standout.
After rehabilitating from the 2002 leg injuries and resuming his role as a starter in camp last summer, Tucker sustained a season-ending injury to a tendon in his right ankle in the final '03 exhibition contest. This summer, it was a dislocated left elbow that slowed the seemingly star-crossed blocker.
He has lost track of the hours spent in rehabilitation, and acknowledged this week there were times he questioned why so much misfortune had been visited upon him, but that is a sentiment he hopes to purge on Sunday evening, when the Bears face the San Francisco 49ers.
There is no quit, after all, in a man who could easily have given up at any point during his three different rehabilitation periods. His pride and work ethic, though, would not permit Tucker to feel so sorry for himself that he just packed it all in for good.
Tucker was good enough to have been a Pro Bowl alternate in 2001, the only season in which he started all 16 games, and he feels he can return to his previous level of excellence. He noted, as well, that three rounds of rehabilitation have provided him a new perspective.
"It makes you work all the harder and, I'll tell you what, it makes you appreciate the game even more," said Tucker, a third-round draft choice in 1999. "You never really feel like a part of the team when you're hurt. I've got a lot of lost time to make up for."
Len Pasquarelli is a senior NFL writer for ESPN.com. To check out Len's chat archive, click here.


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Lit's Smokies 'n' Macaroni 'n' Cheese
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 20 mins
This has always been a favorite of my kids.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (7 1/4 ounce) package macaroni and cheese mix, prepared
- 1 lb Little Smokies sausage
- 10 1⁄4 ounces condensed cream of celery soup
- 1⁄3 cup milk
- 1 tablespoon minced parsley
- 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Combine prepared macaroni and cheese, Lit's smokies, soup, milk and parsley if desired in medium bowl. Pour into small greased casserole dish. Sprinkle Cheddar cheese over top. Bake, uncovered for 20 minutes or until heated through.
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I've got some sort of malware or virus on my site - http://www.inventinginteractive.com - and am hoping that if I describe what's going on someone can help me find a fix.
- I first noticed this after receiving a "Malware Notification" email from Google
- The only visible thing I notice, occasionally, when I look at the site, is a small black dot in the top-left corner of the page, above any other content.
- When I view the page in Firefox and use the Firebug plugin to examine the dot, I see that it's a 1x1 pixel iFrame with a src link to another site. The link varies, I've noticed it pointing to corneliuspropertyvalue.com and pi.mecklenburgpropertyvalue.com. The link is located at the top of the <body> tag, just below a <block><ad><script src="/wp-content/themes/jquery.min.php"> set.
- When I choose "view source" from the browser menu, the code I described above doesn't appear.
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- I had noticed a bunch of accounts in the Users page that I hadn't created. So I deleted them. I also changed my passwords.
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ChellDOS: Communication part 3 by melidichanWatch
©2013-2016 melidichan
And continuing this for no real reason. Don't you love how GLaDOS's structure totally changes from frame to frame? There's like seriously no consistency. At all. Anyways, finally getting ChellDOS in here. Enjoy!
Part 2: [link]
Part 2: [link]
Surprise smooch ! Look who's speechless now
This is awesomely adorable !
Why not wire her into a Ping Tool from the two player campaign? Okay, the most she could do is point at things of interest but even that would be a step forwards!
I don't think humans are meant to be exposed to this much cuteness. Now if you'll excuse me, my heart is exploding.
bawbaww~ cute!
OMG so cute~
awww so cute, I love this. ^-^
I Fricking LOVE U!! You do all my favorite ships!
so cute :3
Chell looks so cute in the last panel!
Can't says I like the pairing, but I love how you use Chell. She doesn't get enough love, and when people try, all too often, they have her talking, which just buggers up the feel.
GLaDOS is a bit too small, but other than that, really cute comic <3
No matter how many times I read this... too adorable.
Too cute. Why am I suddenly sinking with this ship?
That last panel gets me.
That last panel gets me.
ok i love :3
aww cute
awwww so cute^^
We can never truly Understand Glados, She is Caring and Cruel at the same time.
....so damn cute...just love this...X3
Well. been reading through your stuff and it is a little refreshing. Okay... more than a little, but who's keeping track? Anyways... just thought to add my thoughts. I've been a fan of GlaDos since I played portal on the orange box. And I enjoy how you are softening her insane passive aggressiveness... is that a phrase? Whoe cares... anyways. I just wanted to say I enjoy the sort of... not homocidal vibe. Fell in love with the character for the snark. She still has the snark. And I like that. That's all I'm really trying to say.
I think passive aggressiveness is a thing... but I'm not keeping track XP thanks for your feedback though. I tend to give characters a totally different personality when I do fan stuff, and I'm glad that people appreciate my interpretations as OOC as it it ^^
Oh no, thank you. Thank you for posting your work. While different personalities are good, I find the best have at least a grain of the original character. And I see that grain in GlaDos' snark, at least in the first comic. It dwindled a little bit until the third, when she begins talking about frontal lobes and whatnot. And I particularly like the "For now..." comment. Many many thanks!
It's really my pleasure ^^ It's nice to find people who appreciate the work and thought I put into my stuff here.
Glad to hear that. And I can guarantee I'm most definately not the only one who thinks this.
Lol you and your amazing dA savvy XD
Awesome. Just. Pure. Awesomeness. :SlenderDancePLZ:
Glad you approve man ^^
I never knew kissing a robot could be so adorable!
You are a master of cuteness; I love these!
You are a master of cuteness; I love these!


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- Crowning Moment of Awesome: Connie's summation.
- Dropped a Bridge on Him: Both Nina Cassidy and Arthur Branch dissapear after this episode. Branch is revealed to have retired at the start of the next season - Cassidy's departure is given no explanation at all.
- Ripped from the Headlines: Based on aspects of Anna Nicole Smith's death, particularly the judge's behaviour during the trial.
- Also has a bizarre meta-example - Elizabeth Rodgers' mistake is based on a case where a person was accused of stealing their alibi from a Law & Order episode, which was then revealed to not actually exist.
- You Look Familiar: The actor who played Senator Bailey's lawyer went on to play Detective Lupo.
Recap / Law And Order S 17 E 22 The Family Hour
A senator's ex-wife is found bludgeoned with a fire poker and a wooden spoon in her... You know where. Detectives Green and Cassidy discover that she abused both her kids. With a wooden spoon, usually. The evidence points to the daughter. They go to question the daughter, when they find that her father, the aforementioned senator, has stabbed her to death. The father then pokes at himself with the knife so he can claim self-defense, but only Cassidy sees this.The judge at the pretrial is overly emotional and overly sympathetic and Jack asks him to recuse himself, but no such luck. During the trial, Rodgers testifies that the senator's "defense wounds" were most likely self inflicted, saying that he could have learned the trick from one of the crime novels in his collection, and cites an example. She later realizes she cited the wrong book, and Jack decides to cut the reference to it from his summation. Arthur takes him off the case and has Connie do the summation. The jury convicts.


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Dude...you have NO idea how much I need this song right now.
Well at least now you have it! :D
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This song makes me happy. It's relaxing, in a funky way.
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Funky.... I dig it. Fav'd.
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very funky. kinda reminds me of 'oasis'. I think. not sure if it was actually that track or another one - but you get what I mean.
I don't really have anything to say except that I keep wanting to hear a saw-like high end freq melody. something to make the mix feel finished.
good stuff either way. I also uploaded a new song recently. ;)
p.s. nice solo. also you should record some guitar stuff for a liquid dnb song maybe. i'll talk to you later about it.
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Awesome chill out tune, love that it changes throughout and keeps you entertained the whole time as well. Sounds great!
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STATES OF THE MIDWEST : Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin
The Wright Brothers
Henry Ford
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Abraham Lincoln
- Regions Major Cities
- Chicago (largest city) -41 degrees N and 87 Degrees W
- Detroit
- Indianapolis
- Columbus
- Milwaukee
- Major Landforms
- Black Hills-A mountain range in South Dakota
- Bad Lands-region of tiny steep hills and deep gullies made by erosion.
- Resources
- beef cattle
- beets
- wheat
- dairy cows
- sorghum
- Grain sorghum is the third most important cereal crop grown in the United States
- corn
- grain
- poultry
- hogs
- flower seeds
- hay
- oats
- sheep
- oil
- coal
- gold
- copper
- iron
- lead
- crushed stone
- natural gas
- limestone
- Relative Location
- The Midwest region is part of the U.S.A and is located in the northern and western hemispheres. The U.S.A is bordered by Canada and Mexico. All of which are located on the continent North America, which is part of the world, and the world is part of the milky way and the milky way is part of the universe.
|As you can see here, the midwest region is very religiously divided
- religion>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
- weather
- January
- The Midwest is fairly cold and dry during January. The further north you go in the Midwest, the colder it gets.
- July
- It is very warm and humid in July in the Midwest. More rain falls during July because of the thunderstorms caused by hot and humid afternoons. The northern part of the region still averages out to be mostly sunny with less humidity.
- Weather Record Breakers
- The hottest recorded temperature in the Midwest/Ohio Valley region is
118 degrees Fahrenheit in Keokuk, Iowa on July 20, 1934.
- The coldest recorded temperature is -54 degrees Fahrenheit in Danbury,
Wisconsin on January 24, 1922.
- The hottest recorded temperature in the Midwest/Ohio Valley region is
- January
- Major Landforms
- Black Hills-A mountain range in South Dakota. Located at 38 degrees N and 103 Degrees W
- Major Resources
- Dairy- the Midwest region is well known for they're dairy products. Some companies include Kemps, Borden, and Roundy's
- Economic Issues
- the Midwests economy has very similar economic problems as the rest of the U.S.A
- Auto industries are shutting down causing people to lose their jobs
- The amount of people that dont have jobs hurts the government because every month they have to send them a unemployment check, you only get an unemployment check if you got fired or let go from your old well-paying job
- although banks are making a come around, they still hurt the economy because the banks corporate office made stupid mistakes
- the Midwests economy has very similar economic problems as the rest of the U.S.A
- Why people live here
- Most people in the midwest region choose to live there but others jobs make them live there. Some people live there because they dont like big cities like New York, New York and enjoy smaller towns like pewaukee.Although they're crazy, some people even live here cause they like the weather. People also live here because of our tax rates and unique things we offer here.
- How are goods transported
- In the Midwest goods mainly get transported to and from there destination by a semi truck. Although if people want the goods right away they choose for it to be flown in on planes. In the Midwest we use ground and air transport, but the Midwest doesnt use many ships or freight shipping because there is not that much ocean around us, in fact theres none
- Indianapolis Motor Speed Way- Indiana/home of the indianapolis 500 mile race
- Mt. Rushmore- South Dakota/ Rock carving of four of our presidents
- St. Louis Arch- Missouri/ iconic image of St. Louis, Missouri
- Football Hall of Fame- Ohio/this is where the best of the best football players are recognized
- Abraham Lincoln's home- Illinois/ The 16th presidents home
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