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I remember a few years ago getting an ACTUAL PIE in the mail from someone at Permies. An honest to goodness Huckleberry Pie from Glacier Park, MT per the postcard that is hanging on my wall.
Was that tied somehow to these "pies" (non-edible) here on Permies?
(I prefer edible pies)
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Ben Johansen wrote:Hey, does anybody know the password for the coupon on Marsh Creek's website?
Was that information not available in the pie forum?
Yes it was.
paul wheaton wrote:
Ben Johansen wrote:Hey, does anybody know the password for the coupon on Marsh Creek's website?
Was that information not available in the pie forum?
Search worked for me. This is the post his offer is in the midle I did not check the link.
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Hans Quistorff wrote: Yes it was.
So, did you, like, find the password? Because unless I'm missing something, which is plausible, I'm not seeing any passwords or coupon codes. I'll read it again, but I'm not seein it.
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Just double checked. Yep, it's there in the PIE only content.
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Dan alan wrote:You know in the spirit of Permaculture there should be some return of surplus! People generating great content should get a slice of the pie; cash/profit sharing. It seems like a great way to support the whole community of active contributors in their lives and might even help dedicated people get free of of wage slavery. Supporting each other. I hope some day to see more permaculture in business and in real life; you know co-operation vs competition. When you give you always get.
It's a great idea, and already in place.
Have a read of the first post in this thread, it talks about how to give PIE to others.
A few kind people have given me PIE because they liked my posts. I really appreciate it, I couldn't afford the premium content otherwise. I've given extra PIE slices to posts I've enjoyed.
Having a PIE giving (and conciquently a PIE earning) ability levels the playing field. It makes it so the community isn't divided by income bracket, like so many other sites.
There is (or will be soon I'm told) a feature where once you earn enough PIE, you can cash it in for money.
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paul wheaton wrote:Two points:
1) I've made lots of things that people thought were stupid in the beginning and then it was obviously cool later.
2) Try 100 things. 2 will work out and you never know in advance which 2.
It could turn out to be that I'm a
dumbass(READ: misguided) and this will be a faceplant. But I am very hopeful.
The "what ifs" of the future and what can be is rolling through my head by the hundreds. I think that this might turn out to be one of the best things we have ever done.
One of my favorite permaculture practitioners is Gabe Brown of Bismarck North Dakota. He regularly talks about experimenting with new ideas every year --- new cover crops, new grazing strategies, new equipment, etc. One of his statements is that if he is not failing at something every year, he's not trying hard enough.
One good idea can change the world, but sometimes you need to blow through a lot of substandard ideas in the winnowing process to sort out the great ideas from those less profitable. Two metaphors: the first is broadcast seeding. Farmers regularly toss a lot of seed out, fully expecting that a lot of that seed will not germinate or will root in poor spots and eventually die. But those seeds that do grow will return a significant harvest. (There is a parable about this in the Bible). This is the very essence of seed bombs.
The other metaphor is about waiting for lightning to strike (in a good way). One idea, when struck by lightning, can change your life and change the world. It makes sense to put 1000 lightening rods out there on the hill tops and expect that sooner or later, one of them will get hit.
Throw out the seed, set up the lightening rods . . . roll out the ideas and see what works. Then, in the words of Mollison, observe, interact, modify, adapt and experiment. I love the fact that you are seeking to run this website in the same was that a creative permacultureist experiments with their land.
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Until further notice, we will celebrate everything.
We're willing to financially contribute toward the distribution of permaculture information, but we're not that interested in getting locked into some sort of subscription service.
Also, we don't need to belong to any sort of "Elite." And, we're pretty sure we're not here to provide an increasingly good living to Paul, etc.
So... nope.
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If someone likes the post you made, they can give you PIE!
Like you said, you are interested in contributing "toward the distribution of permaculture information." You can do this by sharing your own experiences with others who are just starting out. If you do that on this forum, that is enough to grant you entry into the 'elite'.
My own income is well below the poverty line for my country... and not much above the global poverty line. Buying PIE would mean less food to eat.
Thankfully, people have been kind enough to give me PIE. I write posts that other people find helpful and I get a reward for it. Soon, I'll have enough pie to trade in for cash (which makes an increase in PIE price even more awesome for me). I write tutorials, post them here, earn pie, trade in pie for cash - it's one of those residue income streams Paul is always talking about.
So, yes, $2 a month is pretty steep for some of us. I also think the PIE system honours the people care aspect of permaculture. For some people, $2 is half a cup of coffee, aka, nothing much. For those people, the pie system is a way of saying thank you when they learn something interesting on the forum.
I like this
"Also, just as you want men to do to you, do the same way to them" (Luke 6:31)
Inge Leonora-den Ouden wrote:... So I'll figure out what to do with it. I'll give pie to a thread, but then I still have it (that's strange ...
I think I did not understand it well. I thought: if I still have it, I can give it to more than one threads ... but that doesn't work.
"Also, just as you want men to do to you, do the same way to them" (Luke 6:31)
Inge Leonora-den Ouden wrote:Thank you for the slice of pie! I received it because I had 10 apples.
wonder if i got the same thing or not. i cant seem to find the PIE forum, so im guessing 10 apples doesnt equal pie for me.
looks like someone gave me a pie slice. i didnt earn this one via apples
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Kelly Smith wrote:[quote=Inge Leonora-den Ouden.... edit:
looks like someone gave me a pie slice. i didnt earn this one via apples
Yes, I found out that's possible too. I gave my slice of PIE away. Then someone else gave me two new slices of PIE!
So now I'll have to find new goals for my new PIE
"Also, just as you want men to do to you, do the same way to them" (Luke 6:31)
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So if you look at the "recent" list and you see threads that are of no interest to you, you can open the thread, click on "ignore" and that thread will be minimized.
There is also a new feature where you can track the threads that you have and have not read and how far you have read, and when you look at threads, there will be a marker that shows you how far you read before - and visiting that thread can even take you to that marker.
We are also adding a lot of new features to make sure that all of the things that people liked in the old view are present in the new view.
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And Paul, those new marker features sound very helpful...
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Last month at the Missoula Farmers markets we discovered Genevieve's Hot Pies. Her tag line is "local fruit, half the sugar, all the love!"
The sun was out (I got a nice sunburn that day) though I did my best to get a photo of her sign which is perfect for permies:
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I want to thank Cassie for giving me a slice of PIE. It helped me find this information
"Also, just as you want men to do to you, do the same way to them" (Luke 6:31)
You can learn about apples here or by clicking the little apple under someone's name.
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I am even happier though, to have been made a "pollinator" and can hand out apples. For 10 apples you are awarded a slice of pie, which gives you a month of 'extra benefits'.
Keep on earning, buying, and passing around of pie.
If you can write a post that a pollinator thinks is Great and In The Spirit of Permies, they can grant an apple, and 10 WILL give you a slice of pie. There are a number of us wallowing about, and as a Pollenator, I'm not above awarding a year old post an apple if I just found it on a meander.... so. Apples are important too!
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On a related topic, does anyone know anything about the PIE discount for the Soil Cube thingy? I have tried the code posted in the PIE forum thread, but Amazon tells me it's not valid. Here I am, all ready to buy their product, but I can't!
I also posted for help there and messaged the person who seems to be overseeing this.....but no responses yet......almost like all those people are running a big event or something . Hence I thought I'd throw it out here.
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C Jones wrote:On a related topic, does anyone know anything about the PIE discount for the Soil Cube thingy? I have tried the code posted in the PIE forum thread, but Amazon tells me it's not valid.
Trying to track it down.
I am looking at the first post of this thread, but I don't see the thing you are talking about as an offer. Where do I begin my quest?
paul wheaton wrote:
Trying to track it down.
I am looking at the first post of this thread, but I don't see the thing you are talking about as an offer. Where do I begin my quest?
Oh, sorry! I see what you mean. It's the Deeply Rooted Organics deal, 20% off their Soil Cube.
Would that work?
The problem with Bitcoin is all the flipping waiting. They almost want a high resolution scan of my colon from both directions before I can even buy Bitcoin. (Typical of governments when something is new. "Let's regulate this to the point that nobody we don't "trust" can use it." (Read, trust to mean big business and rich folks on the inside that can afford the fees involved, etc AND support the Congress person next election goal with big money.)
Gift card is electronic- you could get that today.
If you are dead set on Bitcoin, well I will have to schedule the examinations with my Doc... that's going to take a while. I guess I don't mind.
Maybe you know of an easy to use, "Here's my money, now give me my Bitcoin" site? It seems like Bitcoin was designed to be digital cash, but let's face it, government hates cash- unless you are paying it to them.
Or OR,
Can you enable your PayPunk account, (PayPal) to allow guest transactions? Then I don't have to setup an account with them. (Seriously, PayPunk has grabbed me more than once by the short-hairs and bent me over- and always at the WORST possible time. And it's for some whinny person that wants to complain over the most microscopic thing, like a month after they have the goods.)
So now that the preaching is over, would an Amazon, Visa or Master Card or other "digital gift card" to your email account work for you? I saw that a lot of Bitcoin dealers will take an Amazon gift card or a Visa\MC equivalent. So I thought, why go the long way round? Why not just send the card direct? Paul can convert it to all the Bitcoin he wants after that.
And to add to my long windiness, how does one submit a FREE product for you or your folks to try out? No strings, don't need it back even. Just tell me what you think in as few words as you feel it needs. I am in real need of honest feedback and I have heard you enough to know, that subtly is not your thing. That kind of honesty is EXACTLY what I am looking for. I don't need more reasons why I should continue with this device I invented. It's a great idea. But sometimes great ideas are not what the market wants. I need ideas that challenge my understanding so that I can reasonably dispel any self deceptions.
how about a simple gift card to Amazon
Sounds fine to me.
The problem with Bitcoin is all the flipping waiting. They almost want a high resolution scan of my colon from both directions before I can even buy Bitcoin.
The thing I really like about bitcoin, at the moment, is that somebody paid me $400 for something in january and now that has grown to more than $2000! It is a warm feeling right now. Of course, it could drop to $2 any moment now - or blow up to bigger still.
Can you enable your PayPunk account, (PayPal) to allow guest transactions?
What is that?
And to add to my long windiness, how does one submit a FREE product for you or your folks to try out? No strings, don't need it back even.
Start a new thread in the tinkering forum. We've done a few product reviews like this so far. I think the staff has done mostly book reviews, which has filled out the book review grid rather nicely:
And once we have a few more products, we will kick off something similar for products.
Burra Maluca wrote:Woohoo - I have a slice of pie!
Thankyou Penny. I was having a really crappy day and then the pie arrived and snapped me out of it.
I'm gonna go see what it can do, or what I can do with it, or however it works...
Thank you for the piece of pie from you for the post on forage for goats! Appreciate you and all your great posts.
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I just changed the apple-to-PIE conversion to 20.
I am going to leave the price for a dozen pies (144 slices) at $100 for a few days. But I put the price of pie back up to the intended price for a single slice or for a full pie.
So for those that have been thinking of getting a dozen pies, you would want to do it now.
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I must say I'm increasingly impressed with nowdays evolution of a QA role. Yeah, testers riding on eclipse and cracking on refactoring goodies or other sophisticated java toys (What's next? bug fixing? =). Nice. How about taking control of deploying release candidates – not only decisions but also running scripts etc. Moreover, QAs are very close to business people doing stuff like: playing prioritization games on bugs / features or confirming expected behavior. It's almost like superseding the role of business analyst 8-) QA is a career now and not an interim stage to a developer.
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Oooo I really like Niko now. Not what I thought he would do in the situation
Awww okay I take back what I said about niko beig a perv aww he's so canny >.<
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Okay, I will retract some of my previous comments, but only some. Niko is very much the gentleman when it counts. I have a feeling that when he said "Damn I passed that one up!" he an Dimitri agreed that it would be Dimitri's heart would be holding. Still Team Dimitri thought! LOL!
ok i take back all i had to say about nico
i guess some guys are not all horriable :)
im still team dimitri :P
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love it. i still say just two or one more chatper please with suger on the top.
anyone pick up on he was well built all over when she was straddling him LOL
I liked the 'at least you got some Russian in you' comment LOL
I'm Team Dimtri but Niko isn't as big of a manwhore as I originally though :p
Kirst, I'd just like to say I've read all your stories and loved them, I just usually don't comment cause I don't want to interupt the conversations you all have :)
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The Side Trips idea -- to be put in place this year in about 40 percent of Montgomery Ward`s 292 stores -- allocates space to galleries of specialty shops with a ``tightly focused merchandise mix,`` said Chuck Thorne, a company spokesman.
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These shops are much smaller than the company`s typical 1,500- to 1,700- square-foot mall locations, and their individual sales volume is expected to be correspondingly lower, he said.
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The fledgling company was formed in December 1984 and went public two months ago. Most of its current stores have been open less than one year.


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There's no shortage of content on Netflix nowadays. A problem is that there are just so many options that it can be hard to find a Netflix series that is fun and appropriate for the whole family. The Magic School Bus is great for the youngsters, but grownups might not be as interested. Law & Order: SVU is always worth a binge-watch for the adults, but it's not exactly intended for children. Luckily, there are some family-friendly gems tucked away in the massive library of Netflix series. Here is a look at ten of the best and most unexpected series that can appeal to young and old alike.
Star Trek: The Original SeriesStar Trek has become a huge franchise, so it can be easy to forget the campy series that started it all back in the 60s. The adventures of Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, and Dr. McCoy are filled with dated special effects, silly aliens, and stilted performances, but there are also messages about everything ranging from xenophobia to teamwork tucked away in the camp that make it a worthwhile series for anybody.
Which Episodes Are Available? Seasons 1 – 3
Suggested Age Range: Ages 6 and up
Once Upon A TimeOnce Upon a Time is unlike any other show. It combines twists on classic fairy tales with the story of a modern woman who discovers that she is the daughter of Snow White and Prince Charming and has an important destiny in a town filled with characters ranging from Cinderella to Rumpelstiltskin. As much as the show is a showcase for all things Disney, there are darker plots that offset the fanciful oddities from becoming too sweet and sugary.
Which Episodes Are Available? Seasons 1 – 4
Suggested Age Range: Ages 9 and up
AnimaniacsAt first glance, the animated romp Animaniacs is fluffy fare that should appeal just to kids, but there are actually plenty of fun elements for adults hidden away in the animation. The siblings Yakko, Wakko, and Dot get up to all manner of shenanigans, and there are regularly enough jokes and double entendres meant for the adults that make each episode exciting for kids of all ages.
Which Episodes Are Available? Volumes 1 – 4
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I talk a lot about this, about creating some kind of community of like-minded people. In My Ideal World, I would have a group of people who loved the things I love, and we would meet regularly at a coffee shop (which in my fantasy would be the perfect size and the perfect temperature and would have a big round table with comfortable chairs just for us, not to mention excellent coffee and pastries far better than those at Starbucks), and we would sit and stitch and share ideas and techniques, sources and advice. You'd be able to hold up what you're working on and show it to everyone and ask stuff like, "Why is the thread doing this?" or "How can I get this part to lie flat?" Everyone would show what they're working on, and you'd ask questions and get ideas and It. Would. Be. Fabulous.
Alas, that is never going to happen for me, not where I live in the desert of West Texas, not In Real Life. But in my virtual life, the one online? That's a whole nother thang, and we're making it happen. I posted last week about #StitchLounge, our virtual sewing/handwork circle, and we had the first Twitter chat last Wednesday. There was just a handful of us, and for an hour we showed what we were doing, asked questions, sent links, and–at least in my case–sat in front of our computers and stitched, just as if we'd been in the same room around the same table instead of on different continents (Zom Osborne joined us from Australia). It was just exactly like my fantasy of a real-life sewing circle, only online.
Now, some people would argue that this virtual meet-up wasn't a success because it didn't have dozens of participants and didn't trend. Because that's what it's all about, isn't it, this social media world? You're successful only if you have thousands of friends and/or followers and/or subscribers, and anything less than that–say, a dozen, or a handful–is indicative of failure. You're supposed to be an instant sensation, and if not, what's the point?
I say the point is to make social media work for you, the way you want it to. Instead of adapting yourself to it–figuring out what you need to post and tweet to get people to be interested in what you have to say–you can adapt it to what you want. There's another way to look at Twitter and Facebook and blogs, not as showcases for displaying your popularity, kind of like those friendship bracelets you collected in jr. high, but as tools for creating community that might not be available to you where you live. Say you have some obscure passion or interest, something shared by no one you know in real life. Say you'd like to develop new techniques that relate to this, find tools and supplies from someone who's used them. You can create a blog about just that one thing–your love of engraving Russian designs on eggshells, maybe, or learning to tat lace, or creating realistic miniatures from the Victoria period. You can make a Facebook page about it, displaying photos and sharing links to sites that inspire you. You can use a hashtag on twitter to announce your interest to others who might be looking for the same online inspiration. You can put your interest out there and invite others to join you in discussing it. Even if you connect with only a couple of people, you've found your community.
In short, you can make social media be what you want it to be. It doesn't have to be about your tweeting what you ate for breakfast or posting on Facebook the funny photos from your niece's softball game. It can be about what you want it to be about, helping you to do the things you want to do: find others who share your interests and who have useful information they're more than happy to provide and who will be thrilled at reciprocal inspiration from you.
Community is what you make it, and no matter where you live, no matter how isolated you are from people who are interested in the same things that interest you, you can use the available online resources to make contact with them. You can set up a Flickr stream to share photos, host a regular Twitter chat, as I did, so people can talk, virtually, in almost-real time. It can be as elaborate (a website with forums, perhaps) or as simple (a monthly chat) as you want. It may take a little work on your part, but what you gain from it is the opportunity to share what you love with others who feel the same.
You can join us for #StitchLounge the first Wednesday of each month at 9 pm Central time. No need to sign up or RSVP–just drop in and enjoy the company!
Ricë also blogs at The Voodoo Cafe.
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All good dreamers pass this way some day
Hidin' behind bottles in dark cafes, dark cafes
Only a dark cocoon before I get my gorgeous wings and fly away
Only a phase, these dark cafe days.
- Joni Mitchell "Last Time I Saw Richard"
I've known for most of my life that I am not quite right upstairs. I first started being consumed with anxiety in first grade. The tyranny of my Type A teacher triggered the anxious tendencies I had inherited from my mom and I turned into a nervous wreck who would cry all the way to school and beg to stay home. The anxiety would manifest itself again throughout my school life. In fourth and fifth grade I became obsessed with the fear of getting detention, which was regularly threatened to us to "prepare us for middle school". When I was doled out this prison sentence in fourth grade after forgetting to do my math homework, I must have had to choke back tears, feeling thoroughly chastised. In fifth grade, my mom eventually told my teacher about my terror because I remember Ms. W. pulling me aside one day and explaining I had nothing to worry about...I was a model student and she would never give me detention.
I remember crying while packing my bag for the first day of school every summer for the next several years of secondary school. I wept every night the first week of my junior year of high school because of the complete overwhelm I felt at the thought of taking three Advanced Placement classes (but it is an official decree of suburban high schools that if you don't take as many AP's as humanly possible, you won't get into college and so will work at McDonald's and die a premature death.) You can imagine the terror that was the first weeks of college and, well, the whole of college, for me. Five minutes after saying good-bye to my family, I called my mom and begged her to come back an take me home.
Here I am now after a year and a half of official treatment...concoctions of pills, heart-bearing sessions with stony-faced psychiatrists and counselors (conversations that cost a small fortune, may I add)...an unemployed, virtually housebound college drop-out who can't get a job or fit into any of her favorite clothes and is sometimes gripped with inexplicable terror of leaving the house.
Who sits dreading tomorrow because I have to 1) possibly interact with the maids coming in to clean the house, and 2) go to an appointment with my counselor. And dreads the day after because I'm supposed to 1) sit around the house anticipating going to the doctor; 2) go to the doctor with heart beating and stomach twisting; 3) talk to the scary receptionists who hate life and even more, hate YOU; 4) sit in a large napkin and talk to a stranger about all my shortcomings as a human being and than be mercilessly tickled and prodded and made to feel as uncomfortable AS POSSIBLE.
To make things brief: anxiety is crippling. It sucks the life out of you. And it takes you unawares. A month ago I was driving myself to community college four days a week and ordering bagels from Panera like nobody's business. I was still a hot mess, but I was semi-functional. Then something snapped inside of me and I found myself lying on my bed in the fetal position, whimpering like a little rescue puppy, telling my exasperated sister that I just couldn't go to class. I couldn't. I could barely get out of bed, much less venture outside of my house.
I know a lot of people won't get this story. I sound pitiful and lazy and cowardly to many, no doubt. I view myself that way a lot, too. I have spent over a decade pushing myself to overcome this monster of fear inside of me, bullying myself for backing out when things got too overwhelming. This year, I finally just fell to pieces. And I seem to be stuck that way. My efforts to pull myself into some kind of passable, working human being seem to just lead me to explode again. It's embarrassing. It's frustrating. It's a process of constantly going back to Square One...or Square Negative One.
I thought healing would be a lot easier than this. I thought this failure to meet basic human standards for living would just be a phase. I thought I'd have an epiphany or a turning point or a saving grace...It seems to happen to other people that I read about. When I went on medication a year ago, I never guessed I'd be one of those pitiful people you read about who has tried umpteen meds and is still a sad 45 year-old overweight TV addict on Unemployment. But I can't keep track of the opportunities that have fell through and the medications that haven't worked. And, damn it...I'm still waiting on a breakthrough.
This is my journey. It isn't too nitty gritty and dark, thankfully, but it isn't the blue skies I like to portray it to be. I want to honestly share my struggles in life because it has meant so much to me to hear other people do so and because I want people going through similar things to know they're not alone. I guess this may be hard to read because it's not exactly uplifting or optimistic, but if you will bear with me, I hope this can give you some insight into what life is like for those who struggle with mental illness.
The song I quoted at the beginning resonates with me a lot because it has this dark, desperate undertone of trying to convince oneself that you're on the mend and better times are just around the bend. I feel stuck hiding behind bottles in a dark cafe, dreaming up schemes to break free of the dark cocoon suffocating me -- a cocoon I was supposed to shed as my fellow pupae have done. But maybe healing, like so many things in life, is a long-term process full of setbacks and pitfalls and shortcomings.
For some people, mental illness is not just a phase, but a lifelong battle.
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All my info here is relating to my thread 'Spiritual Healing' Over on Cure Zone.org. http://www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=2278343&s=1#i1 I'm banned now however.
Glad I already have everything transferred over. For fullest understanding of this information, I've tried to order it in the history in the best sequence.
There's so much info, sorry, but it is a whole complete take on what's real, and the truth behind the 'elites' lies.
It's pretty comprehensive. And it is our *real* history as a species. Pretty much right out of the collective unconscious, where the memories of humanity are stored. Where the 'elites' could not go and 'fix' it to their version.
It's pure and untouched, and completely consistent, not just a clumped together bunch of stories, like the 'elites' version, plus it explains everything—nothing is an anomaly!
My email is oracle55@GMX. com, if you'd like to ask a question.


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Lessons from the Experiences of Women of Color Working in Academia
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Why I'm leaving UK academia
Being and becoming an academic in the neoliberal university
Palgrave Critical University Studies (the book series)
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15 days remain in Venus' retrograde journey, which began on March 4th. Today is Saturday, April 1st.
To mark the final 15 days of Venus' trek, I have started a Venus Retrograde Project. Venus is associated with our values and how we establish our sense of self-worth. Everyday, from now until April 15th, I will post an reminder on Instagram to Know Your Worth; a worth that transcends anything you could do to earn it. Follow Lilith Rebellion on Instagram to receive all 15 insta-reminders!
At the time of this writing on April 1st, Venus is currently at 1° Aries, moving backward. Within the next few hours Venus will begin crossing the very sensitive, very powerful Aries Point (also known as Zero degree Aries).
Aries is the first sign of the zodiac wheel. Each of the 12 signs are split into 30 degrees (for a total of 360 degrees – the full zodiac circle). Therefore, Zero degree Aries marks the origin point, the genesis, the birthplace of the zodiac. Every year, the Spring Equinox occurs at Zero degree Aries, when the Sun is conjunct with the Aries Point (~March 21st).
The Aries Point is action. A burst of energy. A catalyst.
So what does it mean that our sweet, lovely Venus is moving backward over Zero degree Aries? Continue reading "Welcome to 'Know Your Worth :: A Venus Retrograde Project'"


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Like pretty much every other fashion blogger out there, I too fell in love with Nubby Twiglet's nameplace necklace as soon as I saw it. I was so happy when Gilda posted the link up to Helpless Romantic, who sells them! I have wanted one since (surprise, surprise) Sex and the City, but seeing plethoras of tweenage girls with gold and silver nameplate necklaces (not to mention the cringe-worthy ones that are being sold with things like 'Foxxy' and 'Sexxy' on them - I think I got one that said 'Love' with a Girlfriend magazine when I was about eight) kind of made me a bit wary of looking like just another follower of a Carrie trend.
But these necklaces are more quirky and cute, maybe just because the name comes in different colours and looks more bold? I don't know, but I am so lusting over one of these, and especially in the Helvetica! They look amazing! Although, I am not really a minimalistic type of girl, so I think I would be better off with the cursive. Now the only question is which colour to get? I'm partial to the red, but I think that's only because Miss Twiglet can pull it off so well...
Has anyone got one of the Helpless Romantic necklaces? How do they look?
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The Services menu provides a link to sections of the site providing background information on the services available at St. Thomas' Church, which we hope you will find useful. These sections also provide an indication of the duration of the services, and the different ways in which they can be varied to accomodate the wishes of the participants.
Worship takes place every Sunday at 10:30 in the form of a family Parish Communion Service.
We also have a Sunday School for 4 to 15 year olds.
Every second Sunday of the month there is a Parade service with our uniformed groups, also there is an 8:30am service for those who want a Holy Communion Service.


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Freshly plucked, The Wars of the Roses: Lancaster vs. York is on show this week at KoffeeKlub. Wars is a 4-player game covering the bitter English civil war between the Royal Houses of Lancaster and York.
The KoffeeKlub meet at The Black Knight Gaming Centre every Sunday between 7pm and 11pm.
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We've expertise in course of improvement and upkeep, technical investment advisory and outsourcing of personnel within the automotive trade. Certainly, what is especially notable in regards to the present wave of innovation in cars isn't so much the velocity with which it has emerged (though that is outstanding) because the breadth of the innovation — how much it's altering the fundamental contours and options of the normal vehicle and amplifying the issue and price of manufacturing automobiles.
Although steam-powered road automobiles were produced earlier, the origins of the automotive business are rooted within the improvement of the gasoline engine within the 1860s and '70s, principally in France and Germany By the start of the twentieth century, German and French manufacturers had been joined by British , Italian , and American makers.
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Philip Glass' 75th Birthday Celebration
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To honor Philip Glass' 75th birthday this year, we here at NPR Music commissioned Glass to create a short work that would be great fun for amateur and professional singers alike. We're inviting the public to take part in this event on June 21, which will take place at one of the world's most iconic locations: Times Square. We'll be videotaping and recording the performance, so even if you can't be in New York that day, you can still experience this premiere.
Glass's short piece is called The New Rule and features text by the medieval Sufi poet Rumi translated by Coleman Barks. The work for eight-part mixed chorus is adapted from the composer's 1997 3-D "digital opera" Monsters of Grace.
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The Extended Welfare Assessment Grid: A Matrix for the Assessment of Welfare and Cumulative Suffering in Experimental Animals
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Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA 2010 Jun ; 38(3): 205-12
Combining a range of assessment parameters into one usable entity has been identified as an important goal in providing a practical, objective and robust assessment of welfare, particularly in laboratory animals. This paper refines and extends one such previously published method. The proposed Extended Welfare Assessment Grid provides for the incorporation of changes in the state of an animal over time, allowing for predictive, retrospective, scheduled, or event monitoring. It enables the numeric, as well as visual, representation of the animal's welfare, placing this in the context of the careful and realistic justification for experimental use of the animal. This assessment method represents a valuable tool for those tasked with ensuring ethical oversight, as well as for those planning the use, or monitoring, of animals in research. It is particularly applicable to animals used in long-term studies, especially non-human primates. It is believed that this system will draw attention to the temporal component of suffering that is often overlooked in the planning of research schedules and allow an assessment of cumulative suffering imposed by the events that occur.
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Using @style To Rock Some Socks
One of the newest additions to our template language is the @style declaration. Before now, automatically-applied styles in the campaign text editor's style menu were limited to three things: title, subtitle, and default text:
That method didn't offer much choice at all, and if you wanted to apply any styling selectively you'd have to delve into the editor's source view and deal with span tags, style attributes, and inline CSS.
That's certainly a serviceable way to do things, but a it's little messy and it's a little slow. I really, really don't like slow. That was before the @style declaration, which takes a CSS rule set you've created and pulls it into the campaign text editor's drop-down menu:
This allows you to apply styles to your text in a quick and selective way. How does it work? It's a simple, one-line deal. When you set up your template language CSS declarations…
/** * @tab Body * @section superfunky text */ .superfunky{ /*@editable*/ color:#FF00FF; /*@editable*/ font-family:"Comic Sans"; /*@editable*/ font-size:34px; /*@editable*/ text-decoration:underline overline; }
…you include the @style declaration, along with a name for that style…
/** * @tab Body * @section superfunky text * @style superfunky */ .superfunky{ /*@editable*/ color:#FF00FF; /*@editable*/ font-family:"Comic Sans"; /*@editable*/ font-size:34px; /*@editable*/ text-decoration:underline overline; }
…and voila! The style appears in the drop-down menu in the campaign's text editor:
If you look at the case above, you'll see that this "superfunky" text is set up to get pulled into the campaign's editor tabs as well, meaning that you can change the parameters of the style and have it show up the way you want in the template content:
This is the optimal use, because you don't have to go back into the code to change anything, but it's not the required use. You can also set up the declaration so that the style isn't editable within the app, but still gets pulled into the styling drop-down menu:
/** * @style superfunky */ .superfunky{ color:#FF00FF; font-family:"Comic Sans"; font-size:34px; }
Because the @tab and @section declarations are gone, the style isn't accessible for change outside of the native HTML template document. This is useful if you're an agency or freelancer and you're setting up a template where the styles adhere to brand guidelines and don't change, but you still want to give the client the option of applying some brand-consistent styling to their text (certain background colors on the text, for instance). It's also handy for text styles you may use a lot in templates where you don't make use of the app's template editor tabs at all.
There are two important rules you have to follow that determine whether @style works for you or not: The style to be applied must be a class and not an ID (multiple IDs in HTML is a no-no anyway), and the CSS ruleset must contain at least one font-xxx declaration (like font-family or font-weight). If either of these two rules are overlooked, the drop-down menu won't be populated with that style.
There's one special circumstance in using @style, too: you can set it up to automatically wrap your selected text in a heading tag (h1 through h6). In the past, we created false headings by applying the title or subtitle style onto a <span> tag that wrapped your selected text. Now, when @style is applied to the CSS ruleset of an tag, the app knows to take that rule and apply it as HTML markup rather than wrap the text in a <span> and apply a class. There's nothing different that you have to do. Just set the declaration in the same way:
/** * @tab Page * @section heading 1 * @tip Set the styling for all first-level headings in your emails. * @style heading 1 */ h1{ /*@editable*/ color:#202020; ...
In this case, you don't have to give the h1 ruleset a class, and the app pulls them in automatically:
Other than a couple of rules to live by the new @style declaration is pretty robust, and it allows you to do quite a bit with text CSS styling. Just remember that the @style declarations that you set up in the "My Templates" area can only be applied when your actually creating your campaigns, since they are content-specific rules. Experiment away!


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The authors discuss the practical and legal problems involved in proving a defect in a product liability case. The essential differences between design defects and construction defects are characterized in terms of the requisites of proof of each. Primary emphasis is placed upon the effective and efficient discovery and utilization of evidence concerning design and construction standards and the extent to which these standards were considered and implemented in the design or construction process.
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When working as a freelancer or independent contractor, clients are required to provide you with a 1099 form at the end of the calendar year. The form is required when total compensation exceeds $600 during each tax year.
A copy of the form is submitted to the IRS to help track miscellaneous income. Although there are variations of the 1099 to show interest and other types of payments, Form 1099-MISC is used to report payments to independent contractors.
Information employers need to know about payroll and taxes
Tax season is nearly upon the world again and, if you're putting together tax information for your payroll employees, there are some guidelines and regulations you need to know to accurately and truthfully do this.
What is some of the basic information you need to know when it comes to payroll and taxes?
1 – Determine the net pay
It doesn't matter how employees are paid – weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, you'll have to figure out how much their net pay is. How is this done? You take their gross pay (hourly or salary) and minus the statutory payroll tax deductions, per the payroll calendar dates. From that, you take away from the voluntary payroll tax deductions to get the net pay.
2 – Withheld taxes and deductions
The majority of the payroll tax will have to be withheld from the paycheck of your employees. The following taxes to be withheld are:
- Local taxes
- State taxes
- Federal income tax
- Medicare tax
- Social security tax
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3 – Employers are responsible for part of payroll taxes
Yes, employers are accountable for some part of the payroll taxes such as:
- State unemployment tax
- Social security tax
- Medicare taxes
- Federal unemployment tax
To report the federal unemployment tax, employers will need to use either the form 940, form 941 or 940EZ. To report the employers' quarterly payroll, they will need the form 941. To report the yearly withheld federal income tax, they will need the form 945. On top of all this, they must provide their employees with a W-2 form.


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The Playhouse
This wonderful local theatre was renamed "The Cecil Hepworth Playhouse" following a refurbishment in 2011.
The Playhouse at Hurst Grove Walton-on-Thames KT12 1AU is the last surviving building from Cecil Hepworth's film studios which flourished in Walton on Thames between 1986 and 1924. Formerly the Hepworth studio electricity generating house, constructed in 1920 to house two 800 kilowatt diesel generators which Hepworth had acquired from a captured German U-boat, to supply the studios with lighting and power, it was bought and turned into the home for the local amateur dramatic society Read the newspaper stories about the opening below, which set the scene for an amateur arts venue that is still thriving 85 years on.
It is available for hire from Elmbridge Borough Council.
See more information from the Theatres Trust.
The Playhouse was bequeathed to local dramatic societies by Cecil Hepworth, and opened by Dame Ellen Terry in 1925. This wonderful gift to the community is still supporting a thriving local Arts culture including Light Opera, Plays, Comedy, Dance, Art, and many more activities.
The Playhouse is the home of the Walton and Weybridge Amateur Operatic Society, Elmbridge Youth Theatre, and many other performing arts organisations. WWAOS counted Hepworth as a member for many years and possess some fascinating memorabilia about the beginnings of the theatre. Hepworth conducted the first ever performance by the society, "The Mikado". [And it seems he met his second wife at that performance too!]
This wonderful local theatre, situated just off Hepworth Way in the heart of Walton Town Centre, is Elmbridge Borough's dedicated performing arts venue and is superbly equipped for theatrical, dance or music productions. With everything needed to hold 'professional' events, this hall comes with its own box office, large stage, a large orchestra pit, professional lighting and sound system, raked seating for 180 people and a bar area. The hall also possesses changing/dressing rooms, separate toilet facilities for performers and the general public and a reasonably sized car park.


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As we grow older, we start to realize that people come and go in our lives.
Close friends can become distant.
Friends can become lovers.
Lovers can become ex-es.
Some people can be part of your life everyday, and the next, become just a passerby.
But I realized, I don't want you to be a passerby.
I wanted to know you, to understand you, to be there for you, to be part of your life.
because you charm me on so many levels, physically, mentally & emotionally.
and I don't fully understand you yet somehow I feel this chemistry, this longing. And I want to know you better.
And trust me, I don't really care to know people well nowadays.
I wanted to know how's your day, whether you're with someone, whether you got to work on time, whether you're progressing well in your career, whether you're happy.
I wanted to hear your laughter, and the endless nonsensical talk and chattering.
I loved how you were so driven, so strong outside, yet I loved how you were faithful and emotional at the right times.
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NORWALK, Conn. -- Martha Stewart returned to her old stomping grounds in the Norwalk area as the home living entrepreneur signed copies of her 83rd cookbook under the fan-filled red-and-white Hoedown tent in front of Stew Leonard's.
"I've been shopping at Stew Leonard's since when they still had vending machines for their milk," Stewart, a former longtime Westport resident, said to the crowd of fans on Saturday, Oct. 25. "I think that was back in the '70s."
Stewart's newest book, "One Pot," features more than 120 "easy meals from your skillet, slow cooker, stockpot, and more," and had customers waiting in line for about two and a half hours just to get their copy signed.
Corey Mercer and Kurt Fladten got to Stew Leonard's at 10 a.m. and were the first in line.
"She was the original lifestyle expert," Mercer said as he waited in front of the long line for the appearance of Stewart, who now lives in Katonah, N.Y.
By 11:30 a.m., the parking lot at the 100 Westport Ave. supermarket had reached near capacity and the tent had begun to overflow with customers. Some came to see what the commotion was about, others to grab a last minute copy of the book and hop in line.
Meghan Bell, director of public relations for Stew Leonard's, said this wasn't the first time Stewart had come to Norwalk to do a book signing. Stew Leonard's has also played host to cooking giants Giada De Laurentiis and Bobby Flay, she said.
"We're a foodie place, so we love to bring in big name chefs for our customers," Bell said.
Viv Stewart attended the event with her friend and co-worker Sally Mcclenathan, and the two were nothing but smiles after briefly chatting with Martha Stewart.
"Although my last name is Stewart, (Martha) got all the cooking jeans," Viv Stewart joked. "Hopefully this cookbook will help me perfect my meatloaf."
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Man dies after crashing car into pole
Man dies after crashing car into pole
OMAHA, Neb. —
Carl Goodburn, 59, of Omaha was killed after crashing his car into a wooden power pole.
Medics were dispatched to 108th Street and Ellison Avenue at 3:50 p.m. Tuesday for a reported car accident.
The investigation revealed that a blue 2002 Ford Taurus was heading southbound on 108th Street when it crossed into the northbound lane, left the roadway and struck a wooden power pole.
A citizen performed CPR on Goodburn until medics arrived.
Goodburn was transported to Nebraska Medical Center in critical condition, where he passed away.
Neither speed nor alcohol are believed to be factors.
108th Street is closed from Military to Ellison avenues due to the power pole needing to be replaced by Omaha Public Power District.


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Alaska State Senate Bill 120
We are asking you to write a letter to our state senate in support of SB120 and naturopathic medicine.
The problem
The scope of practice for licensed Naturopathic doctors in Alaska does not reflect their education and training
- Alaskans suffer from (a) some of the highest health care costs in the nation, (b) increasing prevalence of chronic and preventable disease, and (c) inadequate access to health care - particularly in rural areas.
- health care costs are a key driver increasing Alaska's budget.
SB120 redefines the scope of practice for naturopathic doctors in Alaska to reflect their education and training. Among other things, the bill allow licensed practitioners to perform minor office procedures (surgeries) and issue vitamins, minerals and non-controlled substance prescription medications.
- Allowing naturopathic doctors to practice within the full scope of their training will immediately increase the number of primary care providers in Alaska. This will improve health care access, increase competition in the market and help drive down costs.
- Naturopathic doctors' primary focus is on disease prevention, rather than symptom and medication management. In the long-run, this type of care save one or consumers, insurer and the state. It also decreases the utilization of health care (unnecessary ER visits, frequent med checks and follow up visits).
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- Naturopathic doctors practice safely under this same scope in many other states.
- Regulating naturopathic doctors appropriately will encourag or oung practitioner ov lask and serve Alaskans. Naturopathic doctors qualify for Indian Health Service's national loan repayment program aimed to increase access to remote Alaska but are unable to make use of this program due to the limited scope of practice.


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Louis Tomlinson's Dad: Suicide Attempt 'Not About' 1D Singer — What Caused Distress?
Louis Tomlinson doesn't exactly have a relationship with his father, Troy Austin, but that's not what caused the 46-year-old's suicide attempt in August. Troy appeared in court on Sept. 10, and his brother revealed what really caused him so much distress on that fateful day.
It's been years since Louis Tomlinson, 23, has seen his dad, Troy Austin, and his estranged father is NOT in a good place. Before attempting to commit suicide in August, the 46-year-old drunk alcohol to 'pluck up the courage,' but had to appear in court on Sept. 10 because he refused cops' request to take a breathalyzer test at the time. After the emotional hearing, Louis' uncle opened up about Troy's relationship with the singer.
The court hearing confirmed an Aug. 20 report that Troy tried to gas himself in a parked car while intoxicated on Aug. 18. Police found him at Cantley Park in Doncaster after his family reported him missing, and when they arrived at the scene, he admitted to the suicide attempt. Since he was not driving the car, Louis' dad said "No" to a breathalyzer test, and was taken to the police station, where he continued his self-harm attempts.
"Whether this was a deliberate refusal could be argued because of his mental state and that he had just inhaled carbon monoxide before the police arrived," Troy's lawyer said in court. "Mr. Austin had given up at this point. He was not obstructing." Taking his mental state at the time into account, the judge dismissed the case, but Troy was given ten points on his license and had to pay a fine.
Troy divorced Louis' mom when the singer was just five years old, and when she remarried, Louis took his stepfather's surname. "Troy has found it difficult to be a father to Louis because he hasn't had a father figure himself," Troy's brother, Terry, said outside the courtroom. "Troy knows he has made mistakes with Louis, but all we want to do is be proud of Louis and what he has achieved. But this isn't about Louis — this is about pressure between Troy and his brother Dean and a legal battle between them about their hotel."
The fight with his older brother is what caused Troy to go off the rails on the day of his suicide attempt, but now, he is being checked in on by Terry on a regular basis. And, he hasn't lost hope about a relationship with the One Direction singer. "Troy loves his son," Terry added. "Maybe, hopefully, one day Louis will come and see his dad."
HollywoodLifers, do you think Louis will ever have a relationship with his dad?
— Alyssa Norwin


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Scherenschnitte, which literally means "scissors cutting," is a lovely old Swiss-German folk art tradition. Pronounced share-en-schnit-ta, this venerable technique was introduced to colonial America by the Pennsylvania Dutch, who applied it in intricate and symmetrical designs on marriage and birth certificates, silhouettes, valentines, and love letters.
Now Paper Cutting Old & New makes this ancient craft come alive, with easy step-by-step instructions and complete full-sized patterns for snipping your own framed treasures, holiday ornaments, unique cards, scrapbook pages, and much more. Add a touch of old-fashioned elegance to your art with easy-to-follow instructions for false-grain painting that will turn even the plainest frame into a conversation piece.
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Carole Behrer has been interested in folk art for most of her life. She was introduced to the art of Theorem painting, Scherenschnitte and false-graining by her mother, Jane Davies, who lived and worked at Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. Carole has been creating Scherenschnitte for over 19 years, and Theorem painting for 17. She has lived with her husband John at Shaw Nature Reserve in Gray Summitt, MO, for over 23 years, and they have three children. Cccarole has been a juried member of BOMH since 1995, and was selected as one of Early American Life's 200 Best Craftsmen.
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When left to my own devices, things can fall apart pretty quickly.
Seth, due home this afternoon, was recently away for nearly five days and, as I sit amidst the laundry and dishes I was planning on doing the minute he left, I am left to wonder why I am incapable of sticking to a productive plan.
For me, and most people, the longer I have to complete a task, the less likely it is to get completed. Is it not possible, however, that the to-do list I substituted for mundane tasks such as dishes, laundry and the organization of closets was just as compelling?
I actually consider it to have been a very constructive five days. Here's how I spent it...
1. Conducting a socio-feline experiment, complete with note-taking and placebo cat treats, by calling Buzzy the Cat, "Bugsy" to see if he noticed. He did not.
2. Unsuccessfully trying to coax "Bugsy" off my newspaper so I could both read it and do the crossword. Suffice to say that I have no idea what's happening in the world and my word skills are significantly diminished.
3. Watching the Food Channel and becoming irrationally angry at my cookware. Why do they all get such gorgeous pots when I have such old crap? Might it be that they are network stars and I am not? Note to self: ponder this..
4. Deciding that if I come across one more article about tricked-out yuppies whining about how stressful it was to travel to exotic locales with their toddler, I am going to take hostages. Those damn toddlers can list Machu Picchu on their travel dossiers. I have been to Elizabeth, New Jersey. Once.
5. Concluding that if I ever see Montel Williams weeping during another television interview, I plan on shooting out the TV screen just like Elvis used to do. Note to self: apply for gun permit because you and I both know it will happen again.
|And we know how this worked out.
7. Drunk dialing Tom and Charlie.
8. Thinking about Mexican food.
9. Watching endless cat videos on Youtube.
10. Trying to film cat videos for Youtube.
11. And last but not least, deciding what I would name my rock band if I had one. Here are the finalists:
- Fat Chance
- Touch Me and I End You
- Varicosity
- Get Out of MY Lane NOW
- The Electric Hormones
- Crampy Pancakes (my favorite)
|Alone but not lonely
Occasionally punctuated by sobbing, during these sessions it may appear as if I am idle but I am actively creating problems, analyzing past mistakes, rehashing troubling events, second-guessing myself and wallowing in regrets. This is neither productive nor beneficial in any way which is exactly why it's so satisfying.
Last time I was left to my own devices, there was lots of eating, too. I am trying very hard to not over indulge and regretfully acknowledge that self-control is not nearly as entertaining as desperate excess. For this, I sincerely apologize.
If it's any consolation, I did crochet a small vest for Bugsy and attempt to put it on him. I wanted him to wear it for the video but it didn't work out.


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Yesterday as I wrote post for my family blog about purchasing school supplies and my daughter starting kindergarten I learned that Big Chief Tablets are no longer produced.
I'm saddened by this. The demise of Big Chief Tablets makes me feel old, so today I'm out to reclaim my youth by imagining that I'm scrawling the following list in a brand new Big Chief Tablet:
- Eating pie to go from The Estes Park Pie and Bakery. For more on the pie, you can visit last year's post titled Rocky Mountain Pie.
- The family picnic at Mills Lake.
- Breakfast at Snooze in Denver. My wife ordered the pancake flight, a plate with a sample of each of the following pancakes: carrot cake, Reese's, and peach & crystallized ginger. I enjoyed a spruced-up French toast called Strawberry Shortcake Goes to Paris.
- Mexican food at Los Carboncitos.
- Eating a Rocky Ford Cantaloupe. My grandfather swore that these melons grown in Arkansas River Valley of Colorado were superior to all other melons, so I try to purchase these melons whenever I spot them. After sampling this melon, I realize grandfather was correct in his assessment. For those in Lawrence, Checker's has the Rocky Ford Melons in stock.


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Our Senior Nutrition Program delivers low cost, hot and nutritionally sound daily meals to those Cayuga County residents who cannot come to the meal sites.
Meals have no extra salt added. "No free sweets" diets can be accommodated, also. This program promotes better health through improved nutrition.
For those persons of 60 years or older, there is a suggested donation of $3.00 for each meal (actual meal cost is $5.05), but no one will be turned away because of inability to contribute.
For more information call 315-253-1550 or 253-1427.
In 2017 the Cayuga County Senior Nutrition Program provided 65,539 meals. This service helps the Seniors of Cayuga County to stay in their own homes. Meal recipients are asked to make a contribution to help defray the costs of the meals. However, no one is denied a meal because of their inability to contribute. Donations to the Senior Nutrition Program will allow this service to continue.
· $25.25 will provide a senior a noon-time meal for one week
· $101.00 will provide a senior a noon-time meal for one month
· $606.00 will provide a senior a noon-time meal for 6 months
If you would like a make a donation:
· Please print the form below (available in Word and PDF formats)
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· Return it to our office with your donation.
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