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CEF Spring Newsletter
April 2019
A message from Executive Director, Carolyn Fisher
Dear CEF Supporters and Community Members,
We are now in existence for over 22 years and Centennial Education Foundation continues to strive to expand its events and programs supporting Centennial School District. We hope that you will be able to take part in one or more of the many exciting events that we are offering this year and experience firsthand the pride we take in accomplishing our mission.
Our mission and goal is to provide "above and beyond" educational experiences. In order to reach our goal, we rely on the generosity of individuals and businesses for support. Without the assistance of community-minded individuals just like you, we wouldn't be able to serve those in our community each year.
We ask that you make a commitment to support our mission. This year there are many different events worth supporting and we hope we can count on you to attend and/or contribute. Your generosity will make a difference in the lives of our students by allowing us to continue our work. Every donation makes a difference, regardless of size.
Thank you in advance for your support and we hope to see you at some of our events.
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"2018 is going to be a big year for Surya," said Satya Tiwari, president of Surya. "Our product development team has done a great job of predicting the trends early in order for us to bring to market the best quality products when demand is at its highest. Additionally, monitoring consumer buying patterns has enabled us to see what is truly relevant for our customers' customer. For example, we've expanded many of our existing top-selling rug collections such as Harput and Basilica with fresh new color ways. Our goal is always to help our customers' businesses grow, so we are excited to continue to learn from their responses and experiences."
New rug introductions include:
Hannon Hill - The hand-tufted Hannon Hill collection brings high texture via carvings, high-low pile, and cut-and-loop construction. Traditional Persian and tile designs are displayed in vivid pink, aqua and orange alongside dusty mauve, green and peach.
Dena - Hand hooked in Turkish kilim and southwestern designs, the Dena collection features traditional rust, brown, gold, olive, and brick palettes, ideal for lodge or cabin-inspired settings.
Chelsea - The machine-made Chelsea collection includes 11 Persian center medallion designs in bright blues and oranges in addition to grays, black, and neutrals with vintage distressing.
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Serengeti Shag - Inspired by the ever-popular Berber shags of Morocco, the machine-made Serengeti Shag collection is comprised of varying bohemian patterns in gray and cream color palettes.
Soleil - The machine-made Soleil collection by Surya combines grays with accents of yellow and blue in abstract and updated traditional center medallion designs that include distressing for an antique effect.
Topkapi - Surya's Topkapi collection is machine made in a medium pile with distressed center medallions, bordered and damask designs in color palettes fusing charcoal, gold, and rust.
Crescendo - The machine-made Crescendo collection showcases abstract and traditional designs with both matte and high luster appearances.
New introductions for other accessory categories include:
Caviness - The modern Caviness table lamp is made of carved, frosted glass in cool gray and mounted on a crystal base.
Keller - The gold glass of the Keller table lamp features a mid-century modern silhouette in silver, mercury glass with brushed brass accents.
Kitt - Available in gold-infused bright orange, pale blue and cream, the Kitt table lamp is suitable for modern, transitional and coastal spaces.
Omar - The modern industrial Omar table and floor lamps resemble caged factory lights with a combination of concrete and copper materials.
Russo - Russo table and floor lamp have sophisticated, frosted glass cylinder bodies in white and gray with gray linen drum shades.
Yale - Yale table and floor lamps are comprised of natural wood, a lacquered metal shade and base, as well as adjustable lamp heads and bodies, suitable for office and educational workspaces.
Ward - The Ward mirror features bronzed metal spokes that radiate from a beveled round mirror to form a modern sunburst.
Folsom - The Folsom mirror has a fanciful, elongated diamond shape with a burnished gold leaf finish.
Melrose - The Melrose mirror is made of three-dimensional, stacked rectangles in a burnished gold leaf finish.
Camila - The Camila pillow collection, made from a silky cotton and silk blend, has a global aesthetic due to its bohemian ikat design and is available in three, on-trend colorways.
Cyber - The sophisticated, tech-inspired pillows of the Cyber collection feature crushed velvet with box edges in contrasting colors with a metallic effect.
Serengeti - Building on the success of the Cotton Velvet collection, Serengeti pillows have the same soft cotton velvet fabric with oversized pom-poms around the edges for a modern global look.
Bahati - The soft, sheepskin Bahati pouf is constructed on a wood frame with short legs for elevation and serves as a perfect complement to Surya's Sheepskin rug collection.
Delhi - The patched, Moroccan style of the Delhi pouf has an embroidered design and tassel edging, providing a vibrant, worldly appeal.
Magpie - Surya's Magpie collection pairs finely crackled celedon and bone accent vases with a delicate bird perched on the lid.
Rondure - The modern Rondure decorative accents comprise a set of three spheres in graduated sizes, hand painted with finely striped wintergreen and gold lines.
Market attendees are encouraged to schedule an appointment with a Surya sales specialist at www.surya.com/market-registration.
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8 October 2018, Hong Kong SAR, China – Located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon, the three Marco Polo hotels in Hong Kong – Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel, Gateway Hotel and Prince Hotel – are beloved places to stay by the Hong Kong harbourfront. From now until 31 March 2019, Marco Polo Hotels – Hong Kong introduces a "Your Direct Choice" promotion rewarding 15% savings to guests.
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Indictment bill of murder, killing, robbery, and drug dealing are big titles and proving them isn't trivial at all, so you are innocent till proven otherwise.
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Tibetans stage a sit-in in front of government buildings against non-payment of compensation
Since 5 September 2018, a number of Tibetan nomads from Chone County, in north-east Tibet, have been protesting against local officials who have denied them compensation they were promised three years ago.
The protesters have been gathered outside the local government offices in Nyinpa Township. A video, obtained by Free Tibet's research partner Tibet Watch, shows the nomads, some of who are very elderly, protesting late into the evening. It has been reported that some of the nomads have been sleeping there overnight.
The origin of the protests can be traced back to 2015, when local officials carried out a programme to resettle nomads. The public reason given for the relocation programme was a concern that nomadic grazing was harming the environment.
Authorities also introduced a policy that stipulated that each nomad was only able to keep a certain number of animals. Those who surpassed the quota were encouraged to sell their animals with the promise of compensation. As a result, around a hundred families sold their livestock, hoping that the compensation would sustain them in their new environment. However, three years have passed and the authorities are yet to make any payments.
Many of the nomads are finding it hard to resettle into an urban environment due to their limited resources. Their conditions prompted 20 of them to launch the sit-in protests last month.
Information supplied by Tibet Watch.
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February 13, 2016 @ 9:30 am - 2:00 pm
During spring 2016 (February-May 2016) SDI will be hosting a series of workshops focused on Pollination Ecology and how to develop a paper for publication. The workshop will culminate in a short project on campus lands in Keshena.


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Monday, October 5, 2009
Hat is finished
Due to studying, I haven't been able to sit back and enjoy making something in an afternoon, so I REALLY enjoyed making this hat that only took a few hours. Can't say I adore the pattern, but being new to crocheting things outside the "Granny Square" and actually following a pattern, I am pleased to say I followed a pattern! Sorry about the photo quality, my model is tired and cranky and co-operative after her first day back to school.
5 comments:
- Catherine said...
The hat looks really sweet on your little girl, you did a great job. I hope she has a good nights sleep after her big day and feel better in the morning.:)
- October 5, 2009 at 10:53 PM
- Unknown said...
Ooooh I really really really like that and of course I love that it's pink! Yep, she does look a little bit cranky doesn't she LOL
- October 5, 2009 at 11:33 PM
- Unknown said...
Tired and cranky...I don't think so!
I'd say that it's rather a more contemplative look. More like...what was it our teacher wanted us to do after school today?
- October 6, 2009 at 8:17 PM
- Corrie said...
gorgeous! I got that booklet at lincraft because of that hat, must whip one up.,...next winter!
love the ballet pics too, we just had keira's open day and it was oh so cute!
- October 7, 2009 at 2:27 PM
- Ange Moore said...
Love the hat - very cute. I just wish I knew how to crochet - maybe I should have a go at a YouTube lesson!
Thanks for dropping by my blog and leaving a comment - and enjoy the Blogtoberfestivities!
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Hartlaub's Gulls Larus hartlaubii
RingWatching: a new way to express the passion for birds
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Some birders are twitchers, some are ringers, some enjoy participating in ADU projects such as BIRP, CWAC or CAR, and some fill in Nest Record Cards. Here is a new way to be passionate about birds. Become a RingWatcher. Inspect all the Hartlaub's Gulls you see for rings. The yellow colour ring is conspicuous. It has two letters or digits engraved in black. Unless the bird is extremely close, you will need binoculars or a telescope to read the characters. Binoculars are fine up to a distance of about 20 m. If you are 100% sure that you have read the ring correctly, please report the sighting to SAFRING. The postal address is SAFRING, UCT, Rondebosch 7701, the email address is firstname.lastname@example.com, the phone number is (021) 650 2421, and the fax number is (021) 650 3434. The information needed is date, time, place, and the numbers and/or letters on the engraved band. Please send your own address and contact details. SAFRING will let you know where the bird was ringed, and if it has been seen by anyone else.
You can RingWatch for a wide variety of bird species. Because of improvements in the technology for colour rings, there are increasing numbers of projects using them in southern Africa, and there are also projects involving migrants from the northern hemisphere. If you see a bird with colour rings or colour dyes, carefully observe the marks, and report the sighting to SAFRING. If the coordinators of the project can be tracked down, SAFRING will be forward the sighting to them, and provide feedback to the RingWatcher.
Would you like to sponsor the rings on a Hartlaub's Gull, and help keep the project going? For a minimum donation of R20, you can have a Hartlaub's Gull with your own initials flying about. Send a cheque, made out to the University of Cape Town, to SAFRING, UCT, Rondebosch, 7701.
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'Sound Doctrine'
The Everlasting Gospel
1Cor 15:1-4 Moreover, brethren, I declare to you the gospel which I preached to you, which also you received and in which you stand, by which also you are saved, if you hold fast that word which I preached to you -- unless you believed in vain. For I delivered to you first of all that which I also received: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures.
1. Christ - the Word made flesh,
2. Jesus died for our sins,
3. He was buried,
4. He was resurrected on 3rd day.
There are 3 Types of Baptisms
Luke 3:16 John answered, saying to all, "I indeed baptize you with water; but One mightier than I is coming, whose sandal strap I am not worthy to loose. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire."
1. Water Baptism by Leaders
2. Holy Spirit Baptism by Jesus
3. Fire Baptism by Jesus
John's Water Baptism
Act 19:1-6 And it happened, while Apollos was at Corinth, that Paul, having passed through the upper regions, came to Ephesus. And finding some disciples he said to them, "Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?" So they said to him, "We have not so much as heard whether there is a Holy Spirit." And he said to them, "Into what then were you baptized?" So they said, "Into John's baptism." Then Paul said, "John indeed baptized with a baptism of repentance, saying to the people that they should believe on Him who would come after him, that is, on Christ Jesus." When they heard this, they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus. And when Paul had laid hands on them, the Holy Spirit came upon them, and they spoke with tongues and prophesied.
a) Baptism of Repentance
When Paul found that some disciples had not heard of the Holy Spirit, he knew that they were not saved for they did not have the seal of the Holy Spirit. John the Baptist taught them to believe Jesus, the Son of God as the Lamb of God and the baptism of repentance and remission of sins. John did not preach the whole gospel as he was unaware of Jesus resurrection and the promise of the Holy Spirit. Without the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, the disciples of John was not born again nor saved, since they did not believe the everlasting or true gospel of Jesus. Similarly, many so-called Christians are not saved nor born again even though they were baptized. Brethren, ensure that our children and sheep are saved by encouraging, teaching and helping them to believe the true gospel (read the apostle creed with them once in a while)
Born Again of John's Disciples
John's disciples were taught the gospel of salvation and after they had understood and believed the resurrection of Jesus and the gift of the Holy Spirit, they were saved. After being baptized in Jesus' Name (or in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit), some of them manifested the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Note - when we are saved and have the Holy Spirit dwelling in us, we can manifest the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
2. Baptism with the Holy Spirit
Please note that only our Lord can baptize us with the Holy Spirit.
3. Baptism with Fire
This will be the baptism of suffering and martyrdom where we lay down our lives, just as our Lord Jesus died for us (found in the lives of His Apostles)
Brethren, anyone who has not believed the everlasting gospel is without the Holy Spirit and is still unsaved, just like the disciples of John the Baptist


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Despite Bitcoin Cash ABC looking like it will win the BCash civil war with notable support from John McAfee and Bitstamp, the ugliness of the sideshow could actually have a bullish impact on Bitcoin (BTC) price.
Yesterday, John McAfee came across as if he had just binge-watched several 'Game of Thrones' box-sets as he pledged his allegiance to Jihan Wu and Roger Ver's vision for Bitcoin Cash (BCash).
His Tweet proclaimed, "I will not let my ego destroy me by making me think I could challenge the only real power in this space." Still, that was just the hors-d'oeuvre. Attached to the Tweet was a screenshot of an email from McAfee to Wu. It contained the following;
I see you are going to war. I am the oldest warrior still standing on the battlefield… if I can serve you, you have my sword and my loyalty.
The main protagonist in this war would be Craig Wright pushing 'Satoshi's Vision' of Bitcoin with his Bitcoin Cash SV fork. Needless to say, Wright did took this latest development in stride.
Dubbing McAfee 'McFee' (a reference to paid ICO endorsements), he accused him of being a conman and a scammer.
Luckily for Bitcoin Cash ABC, one of the oldest exchanges in the industry, has also openly announced its support for Bitcoin Cash ABC. On the company's web page it states that;
We will only support Bitcoin ABC during the fork… Initially, we will not support any alternative chains, but will monitor the situation…
Now, Bitcoin Cash ABC appears to be winning and is over 50 blocks ahead at press time, according to data from Coin.dance.
In addition, other versions like Bitcoin Unlimited and Craig Wright's Bitcoin SV appear to not be mining blocks at this time. This also implies that three new coins could emerge if these other chains survive.
Meanwhile, Binance announced that it will not only support trading of these potential new tokens but will also retain the tickers of BCHABC and BCASV.
#Binance Has Distributed Bitcoin Cash ABC (BCHABC), Bitcoin Cash SV (BCHSV) and Will Open Tradinghttps://t.co/Ex5YmLkspH pic.twitter.com/UAv1VYVzVd
— Binance (@binance) November 16, 2018
So what does this Bitcoin Cash squabble have to do with Bitcoin? Well, touting itself as the 'real' Bitcoin, the Bitcoin Cash (or BCash) that prides itself on cheap, reliable and quick transactions has been anything but.


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Hygrothermic Performance Of The Exterior And Interior Surfaces Of Buildings
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One of the current tasks of building physics is to find solutions in sense of the sustainability. That means we must save heating energy and raw materials. Therefore we have to develop building envelope parts with innovative characteristics. This paper shows the coupled heat and moisture transfer at adjacent areas of surfaces of the envelope parts of buildings. In this context the interaction of the external and internal surfaces of the building with the outdoor and indoor climate components are demonstrated. Longwave emission and shortwave absorption, driving rain and evaporation cooling on the outside and the adsorption-desorption processes of humidity of the room air inside must be considered in the management of passive air conditioning to create a permissible indoor climate in winter and summer periods. A good modelling of the coupled heat and mass transfer and a validated software play an important role; including knowing the material parameters of the structures. Results of experimental investigation and numerical simulation are discussed with regard to the infrared reflexion of coatings, fluctuation of the relative humidity in the rooms and the problems of mould and algae growth on the surfaces of the inside and outside walls. A mixture of phase change materials combined with hygroscopic bulk materials within envelop parts of buildings will be a solution for an energy saving passive air conditioning in the future . Keywords: infrared reflection, energy saving, hygroscopicity, evaporation cooling, indoor climate, numerical simulation. 1 Introduction In the past the maintenance of the building envelopes and the protection of the construction were the most important consideration. Nowadays, the energy
infrared reflection, energy saving, hygroscopicity, evaporation cooling, indoor climate, numerical simulation.


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Give us hope for a safe arrival.
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Today's Prayer by Sam Miller
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My Mom's Classic Coleslaw Recipe With Pineapple Bits
Mom's Pineapple Coleslaw
My Mom's Coleslaw Recipe
My mom used to make pineapple coleslaw salad every Thanksgiving (or at a family BBQ) and serve it in the green "coleslaw bowl" that belonged to her mother. I make her coleslaw every month, and I am always being asked for my recipe. So, as a tribute to my mother (who passed away in 2003), I am presenting it here. My slaw recipe is based on one from a Hellmann's (Best Foods) mayonnaise.
The coleslaw in the photo above looks good, doesn't it? I especially love the green depression glass bowl that used to belong to my grandmother. This "coleslaw bowl"—as my mom called it—was passed down to me, and I will pass it to my oldest daughter in good time.
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My Mom's Pineapple Coleslaw Recipe
My pineapple coleslaw recipe is very easy, and you could make it even easier by using prepared foods that are readily available in the markets. I still prefer to make my coleslaw salad from scratch, but I have been known to take a few shortcuts every once in a while. My recipe is adapted from the Classic Cole Slaw recipe from Hellmann's mayo. It is the closest recipe to the one my mom used to make.
- 1 cup good-quality mayonnaise (Hellmann's, Best Foods, or Dukes)
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 6 cups shredded cabbage
- 1 cup shredded carrots
- 1 cup pineapple, canned (drained) or fresh (chopped)
- Combine the mayonnaise, lemon juice, sugar, and salt for the coleslaw dressing.
- Add the shredded cabbage, carrots, and pineapple.
- Cover and chill.
|Nutrition Facts
|Serving size: 1
|Calories from Fat
|% Daily Value *
|Saturated fat 1 g
|Carbohydrates 12 g
|Sugar 6 g
|Fiber 1 g
|Protein 1 g
|Cholesterol 5 mg
|Sodium 346 mg
|* The Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet, so your values may change depending on your calorie needs. The values here may not be 100% accurate because the recipes have not been professionally evaluated nor have they been evaluated by the U.S. FDA.
Why Is It Called "Cole" Slaw?
"Cole" refers to any plant belonging to the Cruciferae or mustard family. One of those plants is cabbage! Broccoli and Brussels sprouts are also cole crops.
- According to Wikipedia, the term "coleslaw" arose in the 20th century as an Anglicization of the Dutch term "koolsla," a shortening of "koolsalade," which means "cabbage salad."
- According to Common Errors in English Usage, "Because it is served cold, Americans have long supposed the correct spelling to be "cold slaw"; but if you want to sound more sophisticated go with the original."
My Secret Tool for a Great Slaw: Grater
Even though there are scads of expensive kitchen tools that can make your slaw making a breeze, I recommend you use a quality grater in your kitchen toolbox. By "quality," I mean a grater that can go in the dishwasher, come out clean, and doesn't rust. Make sure it has a good handle for gripping, too.
If you have the extra cash, a mandoline slicer and protective glove are ideal. I love the fine shreds of cabbage (aka "angle hair") it is able to produce in a short time. I put my mandoline in the dishwasher, too.
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Must be in the mood for coleslaw. Thanks for sharing this one Mickie! I've always thought that besides being tasty, that coleslaw is a great way to get healthy fiber and vegetables all at one time.
Going to make this for sure. Thanks for sharing
Pinning your recipe so that I can try it in the near future. I make coleslaw all the time and adding pineapple sounds delicious!
Looks delicious.
Sounds perfect for BBQs! I shared it on our G+ page today!
I love coleslaw almost any way I can get it, but I especially love a sweet and sour dressing with a fairly sharp vinegar accent. Your recipe looks very good, and I know I would love it too. Pineapple always makes coleslaw so good. Thank you for sharing it, and for sharing your pretty serving bowls and the story of your grandmother's bowl.
I don't have any favorite family recipes to hand down. My grandmother on one side wasn't much of a cook and I did not receive any of the recipes from my grandmother on the other side. She was secretive about them, although she was a very good cook.
I don't believe I ever once saw my mom cook with a recipe. I used to watch her cook in hopes of learning her secrets. Then I would go home and experiment, trying to get the same taste in my food.
Keep serving up your momma's coleslaw in your inherited green depression glass bowl! It certainly shows off the brightness of this slaw recipe in a most delightfully delicious way.
I think the addition of pineapple would be a nice touch. Thanks for sharing. : )
This is a wonderful lens. I love these recipes. I have added this lens to my favorites. Thanks for sharing.
We've been having cole slaw more this summer. So refreshing plus good for us. Your variations are new to me.
I am sure I will try all three of your coleslaw salads, but first one will be for sure your mom's pineapple coleslaw.
need to try the sweet vinegar slaw
Now your red cabbage peanut coleslaw would probably look real nice in the pink cabbage bowl..Moms do make the best coleslaw for sure and here we have a bonus of three great and very different recipes, very nicely done! What a time to be out of cabbage, time to make a grocery list. Congratulations for being on the Summer Festival of Food monster board!
The Purple Peanut Coleslaw looks fantastic! Blessings and congratulations for being featured in the Summer Foods selection.
I'd love to try all three of your coleslaw recipes as I am really into slaw!
I gotta say I'd like to try all three coleslaw recipes! Congrats! you are featured on the Summer Festival of Food monsterboard!
While each and every slaw recipe looks amazing, my all-time favorite is the pineapple coleslaw - it's refreshing, crunchy and delicious! Congratulations on being featured on the summer festival of food monsterboard!
They look delicious.
Salads are always great.
I have too much red cabbage right now so I'll be trying your red cabbage peanut slaw. Plus I like vinegar slaws much better than mayo slaws. Thanks for the recipe.
Pineapple coleslaw sounds good! Thanks!
Yummy yummy. Pineapple sounds very nice and so does peanut.
Thank you for your good work on this lens. I loved the pineapple coleslow.
The first one - it's closest to that served by my mom. I'll try adding fresh pineapple chunks
I have always wandered, why does a cabbage salad need to be referred to as coleslow? Now I guess it just makes it sound American, and not-so-European! Otherwise, I love cabbage salad which makes me thing I'd love coleslaw too:)
Mmmm. These look so good!
Thanks for presenting these 3 recipes of coleslaw salad. I love most salads and this coleslaw is one of my favourites. **Blessed by a Squid-Angel**
Sorry, I was referring to the Vinegar coleslaw salad ;)
Here in El Paso Tx they have something similar, with carrots and cucumber, served with rolled tacos..
Coleslaw is amazingly beautiful, isn't it? Gorgeous lens. I like the way you provided 3 recipes, with one being the more traditional slaw. The peanut coleslaw looks really interesting to me. I have never seen peanuts in coleslaw.
Your pineapple coleslaw looks delicious! Thanks for featuring my tossed salad lens...I'm returning the favor. :)
I've never had coleslaw like this. Making this a favorite.
These all look very tasty! Hard to decide between them but I do like pineapple so it would have to be that one.
They all sound wonderful, but I think I will have to try the Pineapple Coleslaw recipe. We love pineapple and it sounds like a great addition to coleslaw
Man, my boyfriend would love this. He and his girls are cuckoo for coleslaw. Thanks for sharing Mickie I might surprise them one of these days. (O;
Your coleslaw looks real yummy!
I think I will just be looking as I am sure I would find a way to mess it up :) But if I was to try one...it would be the pineapple coleslaw.
Your coleslaw recipes sound interesting; I've never done one with purple cabbage.
The peanut one looks really interesting, and I like the 'healthy' slaw too. Yummy!
They all look yummy!
I still make my mother's cole slaw. It's actually a cross between the first recipe and the third one. I only sometimes put a little pineapple in it. I'm big on carrots though.
I like the healthy coleslaw recipe. It's funny. I started scrolling down your lens and thought to myself, "I wonder where the word 'coleslaw' came from?" And then you answered the question! Great lens.


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The recent cutback talk has provided the common sentiment that they should axe NXT. Is it a huge loss for them solely based on the Full Sail tapings? So they're paying some of the main players in NXT good money to simply just work in front of 100 people?
At this point, why couldn't they upgrade NXT into the old ECW spot from 2006-10? Replace 205 Live with NXT and have it be live on the network. That way you bring NXT into the big arenas to get more out of your big money guys like Roode, Itami, Drew, soon Adam Cole, etc. Triple H would still be in charge so it could keep the elements that make it look and feel different.
You can showcase the cream of the crop developmental guys on the live show. The rest of developmental guys can train at the PC and still do small shows around Florida.
NXT is clearly a huge money loser as it stands and common belief is that all the money being lost is being hidden under developmental costs to disguise it. Really if you're running these ridiculous 100 person house shows, it's pointless to pay anyone more than Jerry Jarrett wages, which is why it's ideal for just giving guys experience and not using Bobby Roode or Samoa Joe or whoever.
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Year – 2011
Genre – Dual-Stick Shooter
Formats – PC, PS3 (PSN), 360 (XBLA)(Tested)
Players – 1-2 (4 online)
Renegade Ops. © Avalanche
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Avalanche Studios, creators of the Just Cause series, could never be said leaving gamers wanting for explosive action, but they've delivered a new game with themes set back in the past glory of action shooters with Renegade Opps., an isometric, dual-stick shooter that harkens back to the old days of classic arcade games like Metal Slug, Ikari Warriors, or E.A.'s Strike series, with a small group of individuals taking on impossible odds. Do these renegades fight a good fight, or be sent back to basic training?
An agent of terror known only as Inferno has destroyed Catalonia, and is threatening to set other cities alight. The U.N. decide to open up negotiations, but decorated veteran General Byrant, is having none of it, throwing away his medals and walking out to set up an elite team to take down the maniacal menace. As one of the four chosen specialists of Renegade, it is your duty to take down the forces of evil with your heavy duty machine and free the world from the tyranny of fear.
It's all very reminiscent of Eighties action cartoons, films and yes even videogames, and the game relies in its silliness, the story is presented as a series of graphic novels, with comic panels that push the narrative along. Think something along the lines of The A-Team, or Saturday morning animation fare like M.A.S.K.or The Centurions.
The four different characters, Armand, Diz, Rozy and Gunar – who never appear past the character selection screen – control mostly the same for the majority of actions, though each comes with a unique ability to call on during battle. Armand comes with a retractable impenetrable shield that can be upgraded to deflect attacks back to their senders; Diz can generate an EMP blast to knock out enemies, leaving them unable to attack; Roxy can call upon an air strike for massive damage whilst Gunar can turn his jeep into a heavy turret at the expense of movement.
This is a dual-stick shooter, meaning that you'll be using the left analogue stick for movement while the right stick is used to fire in any direction independently of the vehicle. Driving your vehicle is technically straightforward, however your ride doesn't turn on a dime, especially at high speed, instead you'll have to take inertia into account, or else you're going to find yourself flying off the first cliff face you come across. It may take a little time to get use to the handling, but it soon becomes second nature.
The left trigger activates your character's special power, whilst the right fires whatever secondary weapon you have equipped, like the powerful rail-gun, or a deadly flamethrower. Meanwhile the A button acts a booster, giving you a short – upgradeable – increase in speed, B is used to replace your secondary weapon with a difference one, providing you can access a crate with an alterative weapon whilst Y Brings up the overlay map. Strangely, the bumper buttons go unused, though it not an issue in-game, they could've had controls mapped to them.
The game sets you with Primary and Secondary objectives, with respective red and gray markers showing the way to the nearest of each. Secondary objective are optional, and range from rescuing prisoners and bringing them to a barricaded church, to recovering artifacts from ancient temples. Primary missions, however, are on a timer, and taking too long to get to any will initiate a three minute countdown in which to carry them out. At points in the game a timer will countdown immediately, forcing you to rush through the enemy lines. While this keeps the action flowing it does limit the fun of simply blowing stuff up.
And blowing stuff up is the order of the day, with destruction granting you points and experience as you rake up foes, a bonus multiplier based on how much damage you're causing inciting you to keep the pressure on the enemies. Picking up ammo or health crates while the respective stat is full will give you bonus points, giving you a choice between leaving them until you need them and collected them straight away for score.
In addition, Special points are also earned for doing well, and these can go to purchasing upgrades for your vehicle, from extra health and more secondary ammo, to upgrades to the each characters special ability. Any upgrades you buy are permanently accessible to that machine (and all four level separately), and while you're only allocated two slots at the start of the game, you'll soon gain enough levels to be granted four. You can also bring your upgraded ride to cleared missions in order to obtain a higher score, or even just to grind for XP and points to buy that power that might just give you the edge if the later missions are giving too stiff a resistance.
And make no mistake, the enemy units in Renegade Opps. are relentless, and you'll receive a constant barrage of fire from them, which can make short work of you on anything but the easiest setting if you underestimate them. They tend to be more of a threat in large number than in actual combat skills, generally overwhelming you to attrition. That said larger foes, such as tanks and S.A.M.s (Surface to Air Missile launchers) can pack quite a punch and take a fair bit of punishment in turn.
Adding to the difficulty are the complete lack of checkpoints, lose all your lives and its right back to the start with you, it follows along with the old-school attitude, yet some levels can take nearly half-an-hour to finish. It can be very frustrating to go through the level without a hitch and lose to an overpowered enemy boss, or just failing to pick up that one last health pack. Thankfully, the game allows you to keep any XP you've collected regardless of whether you came out on top or not, relieving at some of the sting of death.
The single-player game's nine missions will clock in at about five to six hours on the initial run through, with a local and online multiplayer, and score attack options offering the incentives to return.
Renegade Opps runs on the same engine that powered Just Cause 2, and it does a pretty good job of rendering the expansive maps, from the greenery of rainforests to the dusty desert. Houses, huts and military shanty towns collapse and explode with gusto, as do the enemy types, of which the game could probably use a few additional models. Nonetheless, the game runs at a perfect clip regardless of the amount of action that occurs onscreen; explosions and all.
The voice work is nothing really special, and would be laughable in a more serious game, however it works perfectly in the context of the game, following the over-the-top daftness of the theme Led by General Byrant's gruff delivery and the maniacal ramblings of Inferno. The music is serviceable action fare, though hard to notice over the sound of gunfire and, of course, the explosions.
Renegade Opps. is a modern day blast from the past that shows that there's still a place for that 1980s style arcade fun. And while the difficulty may be a tough cookie, its fast kinetic pacing and the sheer exhilaration of turning the tanks of evil into metal slag means that this is one game that shouldn't have any problems finding it place on your console/PC.


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Finally, finally, the crappy weather has passed and spring has arrived. Spending the days outside has been sorely missed, and so we're outdoors as much as possible now; working. Time to catch up on lost time! Last year around this time we had a fresh foot of snow delivered by mother nature, so I am extremely grateful that's not the case, it's just a bit soggy, that's all.
Lots of exciting things have happened in the past couple of days. We unleashed our new and improved duck paddock system, which is much more extensive and I think will allow us to rotate the ducks even better and easier this season.
This is one of my very first ducks, named Milky Way. She's an Ancona, and if I did the math right, she's now 6 years old. She is still laying big blue eggs, although she doesn't lay many each year now that's she is 6. Originally she had black spots on her feathers, but as she's gotten older, they've been disappearing. Her feet are still mottled black though, and her bill is a lovely grey blue. She's an incredibly calm duck, we've even used her to "nanny" groups of wild youngsters, teaching them to not freak out when they see us coming (khakis tend to be very high strung and excitable.)
We also moved the ducklings from their brooder space in the hoophouse to their new digs in the other side of the duck barn. They had to be relocated because they had outgrown the enormous brooder, and we have another group of duck babies due to arrive on Wednesday! The moving of ducklings is really hard to explain- like I said, they are spazzy, and to try channeling that wildness is nearly impossible. We've boxed them up and literally walked them over in previous times, but it's more stressful for them and terrifying for our eardrums. We decided herding them was the best way this year. Half of the group ran out and started racing in a spiral, much like a school of fish. It was sort of funny, but then they all started running at the electro-net (which was not electrified) I'd set up to guide them over to the barn. They were still small enough to basically run right through it, although a bunch got tangled and stuck, and those who didn't RAN in all directions. Panic mode! Andrew ran one direction, I ran the other, we herded the crazy ducklings like cattle dogs and finally got them routed to the final destination and in they went. Pheeew! Then round two, which didn't go quite as poorly, and they finally joined their sisters.
The garden work has begun in the spring garden, our field garden. It's up on a high point and the soil was very nicely prepped and fertilized by the geese and heritage chickens we pastured there last fall. The first round of "coldies" have sprouted and now with the sun, they are growing! We've been transplanting thousands of onion plants, a red variety that came from Andrew's mom's trip to paris last year, and a Sweet Spanish Utah. Last year we had a terrible onion crop and I plan on this year going much better. I cannot wait to start our CSA deliveries, we have so much growing and it is all going to be so beautiful and delicious! Soon, soon!
Andrew plowed our first keyline on contour around our hayfield before the rain came, and then yesterday he planted the first installment of native fruit trees and bushes- black cherry, highbush cranberry and serviceberry. We have a bunch of hazelnuts and chestnuts coming soon. It's going to be amazing to watch our very own food forests growing. Eventually they will become sources of food for our pigs and pastured birds.
As I review information from the main permaculture leaders, I've been a bit disheartened. I love the concepts of permaculture, but the dudes who are the experts often are full of ego and machismo. Lots of guys arguing over details, who thought of what, who met who, blah blah blah. Then today I heard a podcast called Permaculture Voices, episode 13 had an interview with Darren Doherty. He's been working on his own version of regenerative agriculture, a combination of techniques from many sources and his own experiences His focus is on agriculture, not just self sufficiency. Right up my alley. He's working on "The Regrarian Handbook" and I cannot wait to get my hands on a copy. Meanwhile, we will focus on doing our own best here, developing systems that work for us and our land, learning from our own experiences, and growing our farm business to suit our needs as well.
the ex-vegan starts to raise veal
Last winter (did I just say that? WHOA! Winter is finally OVER!), I came across this series of articles about raising pastured veal. I hatched a plan. All I had to do was convince my husband it was a good idea.
The facts are that cows have to be impregnated and bear a calf to give milk, the calves are taken away from their mothers, and the male dairy breed calves are often treated as a waste by-product of the dairy industry. This has always bothered me and was part of the reason I was a vegan in the first place. Most often these male calves are sent to a livestock auction, sometimes still wet from birth. They are usually purchased to be raised for veal, aka baby beef, which in theory I don't have a problem with- most animals raised for their meat are technically babies or rather young when they are slaughtered. The majority of meat chickens, for instance, are typically slaughtered at 7-12 weeks and pigs are raised just to 6 to 9 months of age. What most everyone deplores about veal is how the veal industry raises their product; the calves are individually chained in a dark and tiny stall so small they cannot turn around, let alone interact with their calf buddies or stretch out to rest. The darkness and what they are fed- an iron deficient formula is what leads to the "desired" white veal, and only an absolute ass would find these methods used to produce white veal acceptable. Most people had no idea about these practices used by the veal industry until it's deplorable practices were exposed by animal rights activists. Now veal is looked down upon by nearly everyone. I'd say it's right up there with foie gras, where a duck or goose is force fed enormous quantities of a fat inducing grain slurry to produce an engorged fatty liver. I've never had foie gras, and would never eat it, but I have had pastured goose liver from the geese we raised last year. It was delicious, but nothing at all similar to what I've read foie gras is like.
I have had a bee in my bonnet to get cows. I have ever since my friend and mentor Angelica got her first Highland cattle, and we had some of the beef. OMG delicious!!!!!!!! I wanted to get our own Highlands, but they are expensive and we also have zero experience with cows. Most people who raise Highlands don't sell super young babies, they leave the calves with their mothers and sell 600 pound yearlings for $600 or more. That's a whole lot of cow, and for us the investment in something as huge as that, one we didn't have any experience with, which might turn into a nightmare because we don't know what we're doing with cows, was a reason to to shelf that idea.
But, when my birthday came around last week, I secretly hoped Andrew was going to surprise me with a Highland birthday present. As we planted our onions and leeks before the rains last week, we talked about it. He admitted he'd found some Highland heifers for sale on craigslist, not too far away. They were a 4Hproject and so they were used to being handled, haltered and led around. My heart soared! He'd looked for them for ME! But being practical farmers (we've learned slowly how to be practical and real) we talked about all the ramifications. Where would they go, how would we transport them, what happens if they get out, what's the plan for a bull to breed them, where would we overwinter them, when would we actually have beef to eat if we bought these heifers? Too many questions and uncertainties, not enough sense, and we knew it. To top it off, when we went back in the house for lunch, the ad had been removed- they were sold. That was a sign.
When we went back out to finish planting the thousands of alliums, we talked about the veal idea. Could we introduce ourselves to cows by raising pastured veal? Our friends had a dairy (where I briefly attempted to work as a relief milker for them, but totally failed) and their seasonal calving season was almost finished. We'd mentioned to them that were possibly interested in buying calves from them before, but then chickened out when the first bull calves were presented as an option. After examining the details of the expensive and unknown Highland project though, we contemplated and talked again about getting a couple of bull calves as our practice run with raising cows. The potential calves would be a much more manageable size and would bond with us as they grew. I texted Heidi at the dairy to see if by chance, they would still be open to the idea. And she said yes, they had 21 cows to freshen still, so likely would have 10 or more bull calves coming along soon. If we changed our minds, they would just go to the auction. Andrew and I reviewed the pastured veal articles I mentioned above, set up a spacious calf pen, and got ready for the text that the bull calves had been born.
So then 3 days ago, we brought the three calves in the picture home. We did indeed load them into the back of our Subaru, where I sat with them and made sure they did not fall over as we went around the curves in the road. I leaned in with my arms surrounding their warm bigness, inhaling the scent of calves; a little like cream and beef combined. I'd noticed something similar with my goat babies over the years, but this aroma was more pleasing, more promising.
Our three 4 day old calves made the trip home very well, I think the lady who was driving behind us in her white mini van was quite intrigued with what we had in our back window! As we pulled into our driveway, the three dogs surrounded the car excitedly sniffing the unfamiliar aromas. Since the driving paths were still soaked and mucky, we couldn't drive down to where the calf pen was situated, so I stayed in the back of the car with two of the calves, while Andrew picked up the largest one to carry him down to the pen. Like a shepherd holding a lamb, he embraced the calf around his legs and held the calf's torso to his chest. The calves were all extremely docile. Half way there, I watched as he had to kneel and put the peaceful calf's feet on the ground, to rest for a moment. This biggest calf weighed about 100 lbs, not so easy to carry anywhere!
Andrew returned to get calf number 2, and I attempted to carry the last and smallest baby. Small for a calf is like 60 pounds. I can carry a 50 pound bag of feed like nobody's business, but this calf felt SO heavy. He wasn't jostling or impatient luckily, just heavy, gangly and a living being. I made it down to the calf pen after mimicking Andrew's calf-carrying-rest half way there technique, and then summoning my most intense inner strength to get it done.
In the pen, the calves moved about slowly, investigating the soil and each other, and then the brown and white guy we named Osso started having a gleeful ramble; he leaped and clumsily gallumped about, ran into the fence a few times in his exuberance, and just was so happy! It was a bit muddy though, and I'd also read that the first week you want to keep your calves calm, especially right after transporting them, so we moved them into their bedded hoop shelter. Trying to move them on their hooves was like trying to push your drunk friend through a door, into the house. The calves not only weighed a lot, but they didn't really have much coordination or whip-smartness. They were more like an honest-to-goodness newborn than any farm animal I've ever experienced.
Our three beautiful calves settled in and took a nap until bottle time at 7pm. We didn't really know what to expect, I'd read calves are greedy nursers, aggressive and slobbery. Our friends at the dairy had said the transition might take away their appetite. I'd read they were as fragile as kittens, so I was generally terrified about whether they'd just die from stress.
But so far so good. They are voracious, and just as Sandra Miller says in her article, a toddler mentality stuck in a body the size of a Great Dane. It's really something totally new to us, and I just adore them! Osso, Bucco and Cutlet will live here on the farm, being bottle fed and then transitioning out to pasture as their rumen function kicks in in a few months. The plan is to harvest them before winter, but as this is an experiment, we will go with the flow. Sandra Miller harvests her veal calves when they reach 300 pounds. We may grow ours larger, keep them longer. We don't particularly want to overwinter cows yet, but it's a possibility.
The thing is, they ARE ridiculously cute, but these are not pets. They are going to live the best life we can give them, and then they will be harvested. If they'd gone to the auction house, who knows what they'd endure and how they'd be raised. I think this is a much happier solution for them, and possibly something amazing for us and our customers as well.


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Thursday, October 13, 2011
The Help
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I haven't seen the movie yet but hope to soon. Thanks for the preview. And boy does that stack cake look yummy. LOLReplyDelete
I too saw "The Help" as well as read the book. You are so right, those were unrestful years. Here in the north, or the way I was raised, people were people. Didn't matter the color of skin, eyes, hair, etc. We had relatives in the south, and yes, as a six or seven year old child, I went up to the 'black' drinking fountain, and took a drink. I thought it was a different kind of water!! Tasted the same to me!! I am so glad things have changed for humanity in this country. We still have a ways to go, but we're getting there!ReplyDelete
I read the book over a year ago and loved it. Then I couldn't wait until the movie came out. Waited a couple of weeks and when it didn't get to the theater closest to us we drove an hour down the highway to see it at an 'off' time. Didn't matter because the theater was packed. My 79 year old MIL was here over the weekend and saw the book laying on my end table. She said she read it and DID NOT like it even a little bit. She didn't say why, only that she DID NOT like it. I have absolutely no idea but maybe she had some bad memories from that time period. Personally, I can't wait for it to come out on dvd. I rarely buy a movie but this one is on my want list.ReplyDelete
Being a Yankee, I didn't understand what the fuss was about at the time, the riots on the news, did not make sense to me. I do know now and things have changed, but it seems that problems in races is always going to be there and it's just too bad.ReplyDelete
Those cakes must take a lot of patience. Wow.ReplyDelete
I don't go to many movies but this one has peaked my interest.
I loved the book and the movie...and I just did a post on The Help..come see! That cake is amazing! ;DReplyDelete
thanks for the lovely review. i do intend to see this at some point. :)ReplyDelete
I've heard nothing but good things about the movie!ReplyDelete
Loved the book and the movie! You're right, growing up in Spfld., we didn't really have to deal much with the problems of the day. We all seemed to love one another regardless! KReplyDelete
Hi Joycee, it's me Rosalie,ReplyDelete
I'm so happy you stopped by on my blog and introduced yourself. This post was a delightful surprise for my first visit here. I really love that book and the movie. Your review is lovely, including a video, very nice. I hope to share lots of ideas and visits and see you again soon.
OK, the movie is supposed to be really good, but WHAT ABOUT THE CAKE? Let's get our priorities in line here, people! :)ReplyDelete
My mouth is watering now.
I haven't watched the movie yet, but this clip already makes me want to cry!ReplyDelete
Revi, I sent the recipe onto your email and Saturday's post will have Martha Meadows Famous Stack Cake!ReplyDelete
I loved the book. IT was soooo good.. I had a hard time reading another book because this one was so good.. I plan on going to the movie because it has to be as good as the book. I have never had a stack cake.. looks good.ReplyDelete
Have a Tiggeriffic Day~! ta ta for now from Iowa:)


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Good Morning All
It is my turn to contribute to the Crafty Ribbons Challenge on Facebook.
They also have an Inspiration blog.
They also have an Inspiration blog.
They do seem to have a ribbon to suit every need.
I love this butterfly ribbon, so all I had to do was add lots of butterflies!!!!
The ribbon is available HERE
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Russia possibly behind ISIS hacker attacks
German investigation reveals the so-called "Cyber Caliphate" can be a Russian invention, Ukraine Today reported referring to the information obtained by Der Spiegel newspaper.
The Islamic State is not yet capable of launching complex computer attacks, and the so-called "Cyber Caliphate" could be a project of the Kremlin hackers, according to German security experts.
The suspicions that Russian cyber attackers may be behind arose back in spring 2015, when the alleged IS hackers blocked TV5 Monde channel and used its website to issue threats, according to the report.
In the light of new findings, experts say that the "Cyber Caliphate" attacks on the Central Command of the U.S. Armed Forces in early 2015, and on the Saudi security agencies in the beginning of 2016 could also have taken place on Moscow's order, as was reported.
According to Der Spiegel, German security agencies believe that Russia's FSB, GRU and SVR secret services currently employ over 4,000 cyber agents.


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San Jose: California Comics, (1995). 1st printing (stated). Unpaginated, though 22 pp. Illustrated in b&w. 4to. 10-1/4" x 6-5/8". Color pictorial wrappers, stapled. Now housed in an archival mylar sleeve. As New. Item #29409
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- Grizzly G0703P 1-1/2 HP CYCLONE DUST COLLECTOR-POLAR
- Brand: Grizzly | Category: Dust Collection
After many years of building projects without good dust collection I decided it was time to get serious about controlling the dust in my shop. Besides the obvious health issues it is also not much fun to be covered in dust after a long day of woodworking. I also recently upgraded my table saw to a JET hybrid that has a dust port and I was feeling a little guilty about running the saw without one. My shop is a 2 car garage that I also use to work on cars so I wanted a DC that could be moved around when necessary (I am not ready to take the plunge into installing duct work yet) , 110 volt, and I liked the idea of a cyclone that could keep the filters clean longer. I decided on the grizzly G0703P.
I picked it up from the carrier and it fit easily in my mid sized truck. The cyclone, motor and filter assembly come pre-assembled and are the heaviest part that has to be lifted up on the legs. I had it assembled in around 3 hours with little trouble. I am connecting this to my table saw with a 5" flex hose using the 6" to 5" reducer that is included.
This unit has a remote control that is very handy. I keep the remote on the table saw fence and it makes it very easy to turn on the DC, start the table saw, make a cut, and turn off. It is kind of fun to watch the dust go into the barrel when it is running- hopefully I don't get too distracted by that when making cuts! I have never owned a dust collector so I can't really compare it to anything else. After around 50 cuts over 2 days I have a small sprinkling of dust in the small bag under the filter- I have not checked the barrel yet. This is my first Grizzly product and I am very happy with the purchase. I realize I am not going to collect every nano particle of dust with this system and that is ok with me. I am also using an ambient box filter with a 1 micron filter to get some of the smaller floating dust. I do wear hearing protection when making cuts and this adds to the overall noise level but it is more of a low frequency whoosh type of sound that is not too annoying. I think this is a good DC to consider if you have a smaller shop and are looking for a 110 volt cyclone.
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#1 posted 05-15-2012 01:38 PM
Thanks for the review. That looks like a great option for a cyclone that is mobile and will run on 110. I will keep my eye out on this one.
#2 posted 05-19-2012 04:56 PM
I hope I don't offend you, but this DC is only rated at 775 CFM at a static pressure of 1.08. This means that the best CFM for this machine with no hoses attacted etc. is less than the recommended CFM for fine dust collection (should be ~800). I imagine that with any sort of ducting or flex hose attached the CFM drops into the 4-500 range which honestly may improve the visible dust from your machines, but won't come even close to reducing the dust you're breathing in. I've seen this DC before from Grizzly and I'm surpised given its specs that they even sell it without embarressment. Almost any canister DC on the market would outperform this DC.
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#3 posted 05-20-2012 03:52 AM
I am happy so far. ... I keep it right behind the table saw so not much of a hose run. Use ambient air filter also. Might also get harbor freight and mod it to compare later down the road.
#4 posted 05-21-2012 02:38 AM
Manitario, first of all, your figure for fine dust collection is what OSHA requires. According to Bill Pentz, you need at least 1000 CFM for proper fine dust collection, at the tool.
Second, a canister DC will outperform any cyclone of the same HP at any time. Air is being pulled over the cyclone on the suction side, and that means friction and a longer air path. Therefore, it means less suction than a comparable canister type dust collector.
#5 posted 05-21-2012 03:29 AM
It is always a trade off with the cyclone design. Your cfms will be lower than a non cyclone design with the same hp- what I like about cyclones are that they separate alot of the dust before they get to the filter so it could lead to less cleaning and maybe longer filter life. I am getting good separation from mine-even though it is only 1.5 hp. Now about 2" of dust in barrel and just a small sprinkling in the bag under the filter. I do plan to enlarge the table saw dust port to match the hose size that will remove quite a bit of restriction. I think if I am only getting 500cfm real world at the tool it is still better than what I used to have- which was zero cfms!
#6 posted 05-21-2012 03:35 AM
Dewshan, congrats on your new tool…
#7 posted 07-23-2012 06:28 PM
I'm living with a dust collector with 1/3 the power as yours. Is 1/2 HP enough? It will be when I list it on Craig List for sale! Actually, it does pretty good but would love to have yours. Congrats…
#8 posted 07-23-2012 09:46 PM
Thanks! As an update still working fine… Have made many cuts and filled the barrel about half way. I put a splitter and made a home made collector to get dust from the top of the saw as well.
#9 posted 11-21-2012 02:10 AM
If you read the review of Mobile Cyclones by American Woodworker December/January 2011. You will see that they rated this unit fairly high in a competition with Oneida 2hp Smart System and Penn State Tempest 2hp Cylone. When hooked up to 10' of 5" flex hose the resulting 590 CFM would be equivalent to about 4300 FPM ( if my math is correct 590 CFM / (2.5 X 2.5 X 3.145 / 144) ). I would think that would be plenty of air flow to pick up the dust and chips….....For $1000 less than the Oneida I think any rational person would keep it in the mix from a competitive stand point.
-- What man is a man who does not make the world a better place?
#10 posted 11-21-2012 02:11 AM
Not that you have had this for about 4 months are you still happy with the purchase? Thinking about getting one myself.
-- What man is a man who does not make the world a better place?
#11 posted 11-22-2012 02:39 AM
I still like it. No complaints. I keep mine right behind my tablesaw so it does not have much hose to pull through. If you have a long run with the hose or duct work should consider a 220 volt. I didn't want to mess with 220. The remote is great. Most of the dust collects in the barrel as it should. It is loud but not high pitched like a shop vac is. I always wear ear protection as a habit so it does not bother me. I'm sure the more powerful the vac is the louder they get.
#12 posted 06-23-2013 01:28 PM
thnx for your review.
-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Keep your dust collector fed. [email protected]
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Hello to you on this beautiful Sunday!!! The current challenge at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge is Spread Your Wings and this is my entry. This is the second challenge this year my daughter, Krista (her blog is Papilio's Rainbow) and I have chosen to do. We both ran out of time last week!!!
Onto Mixed Media Heavy Card I stenciled Texture Paste through Wendy's Polka Dotty Stencil. Once that was dry I sprayed the piece with water and sprinkled on PaperArtsy Infusions (Are You Cerise, A Bit Jaded, and Blackcurrant) adding more water in areas that I thought needed it and let it sit to dry blotting some of the really dark areas before they got completely dry. Next I added Fresco Finish Paint White Fire to the high spots using a mini brayer and dabbed some around the edges using my finger. I die cut the flourish area using a die from the Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations Mixed Media #2 die set and layered this piece to white cardstock and then to a folded black card. The quote is from Wendy's stamp set, Exceptional Art SCS142, and the butterfly is from her set, Artful Thoughts SCS145. The quote was stamped with Archival Ink Jet Black, torn out and layered to black card. For the butterfly I colored a scrap of white cardstock with Golden Sands Infusions (see picture at bottom of post), dried it, stamped the butterfly, cut it out, and then added some variety with Distress Marker Picked Raspberry and a white pen. Finally I used a black pen to circle around some of the dots.


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Edible Inks helps us to be creative, to keep our lives as much as we combine food and art at once. It helps us to stay connected with some amazing skills to present our dear and loved ones. Buy Edible Pens and celebrate your life with goodness every day.
If your printer is not yielding hues accurately or if it is causing some other issues related to the printing, your nozzle test is a must. In case, the nozzle test is not demonstrating all the cartridge hues obviously, then you will more than likely need to clean your print head. The edible ink contains of fixings that can crystallize when temperatures either get excessively cool. Let's find out about the problems related to clogging with edible printer and print edible images:
Why does it happen?
- Print heads of any printer, whether it is regular or edible can clog for various reasons like non-utilization of a printer and especially when you have edible cartridges installed. Edible printers are used to print edible images for cakes and when it is not used for a while, it can bring about the water from the ink beads. This aggregate at the heads to vanish, deserting crystalline stores and causes to stop up the print heads.
- Edible ink cartridges are produced using different natural ingredients, the edible ink is incorporated with sugar which can solidify if kept under 18 degrees Celsius. This also causes if the printer or cartridges are kept in a region where it is very cool and also not used for a long time.
Solution to the Clogging Problem of Edible Print:
To unclog your printhead, you can install a set of cleaning cartridges. Then you will have to run an internal printer feature called "cleaning and deep cleaning". The process of cleaning: Go to Printer Properties > Maintenance > Cleaning. It will get you the seamless printing results for print edible images.


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By Dr. Tony Alessandra
Are you envious of a fellow salesperson who picks the right questions to ask in a fact?finding situation? Probing ? asking the right questions at the right time ? is essential to success in sales. Probes help prospects "open up." When prospects feel free to reveal feelings, current situations, finances, needs, and desires, the salesperson knows how to help them, service the business, write additional business, and obtain referrals.


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A Link Between Worlds Is Still a Zelda Like No Other
This sequel to A Link to the Past is so compelling that it surpasses the original in surprising ways.
This sequel to A Link to the Past is so compelling that it surpasses the original in surprising ways.
Available now for Switch Online, this old-school sidescroller gave me my love of Metroidvanias before I knew what they were.
Tell us, damn it!
It's a window everyone needs to look through.
This game just keeps getting better.
Delving into the grey spots in traditionally simplistic morality tales.
Have you ever asked yourself what it would be like to be the strongest person on the planet?
Playing Lost Odyssey feels like I'm being reunited with a friend I haven't seen in ages.
There are so many games I need to tackle, going all the way back to the PS2.
We talked to the developers behind Solomon's Key to unlock its mysteries.
With one of the most depressing endings.
They're bizarre, lurid, touching, nostalgic, and always keep me wanting more.
A gripping anime series that constantly forces you to question your sense of morality and ethics.
The tunes from this game have haunted me for years.
Re-experiencing a game with an overpowered party is a great way to gain a deeper appreciation for it.
There was a lot I loved in FFXV, but a lot I felt confused by as well. Then the ending changed everything.


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Update on last week's 'Roundup' post: the short ribs were A-MAZING. I did them with a Mexican/Southwestern twist, with chipotles in Adobo and tequila (among other things). Keep an eye out for the recipe and photo on my blog this week!
Here are some more fun and delicious-looking recipes and articles that have caught my eye this past week from some pretty sweet-looking foodie blogs.
Blood Orange and Clementine Galette (Pitchfork Diaries) – Simple and gorgeous. Almost too pretty to eat!
Bratburgers (Knuckle Salad) – I love fun, inventive burgers, especially those that take inspiration from other classic dishes. And these, my friend, are the coolest burgers I've seen in awhile: Bratwurst and pork burgers with sauerkraut, topped with maple-dijon sauce, hot mustard, sweet pickle relish and sauerkraut on homemade pretzel buns.
Carrot Cake Oatmeal (Tastespotting) – What a cool way to jazz up your morning oatmeal! It also gives one a great excuse to eat cream cheese frosting for breakfast.
Jalapeno-Infused Vodka Cocktails (Raptor Toe) – Not only does this fabulous blog win points in my "cool book" with this recipe for jalapeno-infused vodkas and cocktails using it, they also win major points for their blog name. What does a raptor toe have to do with food/drink? I don't know, but I love it!
Kaboucha Squash Soup with Cilantro Chili Oil (ShowFood Chef) – A very colorful and restaurant menu-worthy dish. And having never tried kabocha squash, this gives me an excuse to!
Lasagna 'à la Zen' (Zen Can Cook) -A neat twist on Italian lasagna with Latin flavors. I don't know if I'm as ambitious as the author who made their pasta from scratch.
Paloma Cocktail (Imbibe Magazine) – A refreshing cocktail that's one of my favorites. Tequila, grapefruit and lime is a fantastic flavor combination.
Twice Baked Potato Pie (No Face Plate) – This casserole recipe uses the bakes potato skins as the "crust" for the cheesy mashed potato filling. A very cool idea.
Ciao for now! 😉
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Cannibal Man (Region 1) - Cannibal Man
Releasedatum: 13 november 2007
After slaughterhouse worker Marcos (Vicente Parra of SOFT SKIN ON BLACK SILK) accidentally kills a man during a fight, he begins to lose his grip on sanity. As his brutal crimes escalate and the body count grows, the killer must find a way to dispose of his victims. The solution is simple but shocking: You are what he eats!
Co-written and directed by Eloy de la Iglesia (BULGARIAN LOVERS), CANNIBAL MAN is reminiscent of such classics as REPULSION, MANIAC and HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER. Banned in many countries for its graphic violence, this intense study of a decent man driven to obscene murder is now available completely uncut and uncensored.
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Monday, April 16, 2018
ROBBLOG #714 The End of Days
Boy, it's been quite the nasty weather for parts of this wonderful country called CANADA.
Not here on Vancouver Island of course. No, we have been basking in double digit temps while planting our lavender, palms, banana plants and such. Unfortunately, some of you have seen rain, freezing rain, twenty to thirty centimetres of snow, ice pellets, high winds, Doug Ford ranting about being Ontario's next Premier and even more snow and freezing rain and wind.
It's been horrendous for Easterners to say the least.
So what the feck gives?
Think about it.
Cold, snow, power outages, accidents, the west bombing Syria, unusual April weather...
For Goodness sakes People, it's the end of days as in the Prophecy.
You know- in the Good Book.
The date is nigh.
It's Monday April 23rd, 2018.
The day when thousands of you will be raised up to Heaven and millions of dead people- stuck in their coffins and whatnot underground for years, will accompany you.
It's not a pretty sight but once you have arrived in Heaven things will be hunky-dory and smell pretty darn good.
Now, those of us that don't wish to be a part of "The Rapture" and fly upwards on April 23rd should not feel left out. We are not lost- or to be pitied.
We will have 7 days or so- give or take, to come to our senses and fall to our knees to He who rules both Heaven and Earth.
You should know that He has plans on decreasing the surplus population if we don't see things His way.
Even so, it might not be such a bad idea to wait it out.
You know how these massive events can be...
Bad food.
Kids shrieking.
Assholes in front of you holding up the line, asking for better seats as you prepare to fly heavenward.
You should know that there'll be no First Class or Business Class as you fly to Heaven.
No window seats either. Every seat is a window seat.
It's all one contented class. All one BIG happy family.
It's what you have all been waiting for since time began.
Okay, maybe not that far back since the dinosaurs and early man don't count this time around but it is good news for those of you from Adam and Eve- or Adam and Steve, onwards.
You'll all be saved and fly equally.
By the way, I am not certain that you'll get air miles for this Rapturous Flight.
I have to come clean here. Perhaps, it's not exactly true that you'll all be treated equally.
You see, the Catholics- who practise the only true religion, will probably fly up front first as millions attempt what Sister Bertrille- Sally Field in real life, so ably accomplished on TV a few decades ago.
What a day this will be.
Monday April 23rd.
Circle the date on your calendar or make a notation in your "palm pilot".
The ends of days is upon us.
Good thing I didn't buy those Stampeders' tickets last week!
Oh My Lady- that was a close one!
So you all have a great and glorious day as you prepare for the inevitable and the "final" great and glorious day.
See you next time right here on my Blog...
or- maybe not...
Posted by Rob Reid at 1:48 AM


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