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Aromaflage natural insect repellant and perfume - Original scent Summers in Vermont are beautiful. We wait patiently for the ice and snow to recede and then, yes! Summer, in all its glory. What we fail to remember, is that as soon as the temperatures rise and the ground warms… mosquitos. I have woods in my backyard and a slow trickling stream so it is mosquito heaven. If I want to do anything outside in the evening, gardening, entertaining, or even walking the dogs I have to wear bug spray. And I hate it. The intense chemicals, the sticky feel, having to shower immediately when I come inside for fear of touching anything in the house. Then I saw this.

Aromaflage is a fine fragrance that also repels insects. A healthy alternative to chemical bug sprays it is free of DEET, chemicals, and parabens. Originating from the Southeast Asian jungle, Aromaflage’s original scent (pictured above) combines notes of citrus fruit, warm cedarwood, silken vanilla, and nourishing Vitamin E. It is a sweet and happy scent, which reminded me a bit of a creamsicle. This is not the normal type of scent that I go for, but you know what? I really like it, and on my dog walk in the woods yesterday, there were mosquitos all around but they would not land on me. Sold.

If sweet is not your thing, Aromaflage also has a “Wild” fragrance (pictured below) which combines notes of spicy cardamom, warm cedarwood, and snappy spruce. This scent is more me, though honestly I would wear either. Thank you Aromaflage, summer is saved!

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Mullein and Sparrow - Handmade, holistic, natural pampering body care

I have had an interest in natural health and holistic beauty ever since college, when I was spending my summers at home in the bay area. I was lucky enough to work at Smith and Hawken at their original store in Mill Valley. I was surrounded by beautiful, natural brands and living in an environment that embraced a fresh, organic lifestyle, and I soaked it in. It was nothing short of idyllic. The color of the sunlight, the flowers, the ocean, the coffee, the redwoods, that drive up Highway 1.

Still, since then my skin and body care has included all sorts of brands, I’ve searched the latest and greatest, tried the miracle potions, and scrubbed, slathered, massaged, and gently patted my way back to where I started. I now live in Vermont. It is beautiful and equally idyllic. We have the best of every season, most notably, winter. Unfortunately, by January my skin has had it. After trying all sorts of things, I finally realized that the only thing that fixed this was using natural and nurturing products. Now for my skincare I seek products which are made from pure ingredients, which are good for both me and the environment, and which add an element of beautiful ritual to my day.

Mullein and Sparrow - Handmade, holistic, natural facial care set

One brand which has caught my eye recently is Mullein and Sparrow, a 100% natural, fully plant-based apothecary line. Based in Brooklyn, the company was founded by herbalist and holistic esthetician Anit Hora who makes these products by hand, in small batches. Born in Mumbai, Anit grew up with the principles of Ayurveda. Her line draws strongly on the self-care regimens of Ayurveda and traditional, simple remedies that have worked for centuries.

Mullein and Sparrow is a whole body line which seeks to bring the purest, finest, plant-based beauty directly to your cells. The beautiful collections include facial care, body care, and hair care. The products are not limited to the topical, Anit believes that beauty and health start from within, and includes holistic teas to help detox and beautify.

Mullein and Sparrow - Handmade, holistic, natural facial care

What caught my eye:

The Body Exfoliant

I love taking the time to use a body scrub, it is such a pampering addition to skincare with a myriad of benefits. The Body Exfoliant by Mullein and Sparrow does not disappoint. This exfoliating scrub blends earthy and sweet coffee Arabica, shea butter, and coconut oil with the invigorating and uplifting notes of mint and orange. The coffee sloughs off dead and dry skin, while also improving skin’s texture – caffeine helps reduce the appearance of cellulite. The coconut oil strengthens and exfoliates and shea butter moisturizes and protects.

French Lavender Body Oil

A natural and pure lavender body oil is an absolute necessity. It is also surprisingly hard to find without a handful of other additives or false fragrances. This oil is simple and organic, just lavender essential oil in a sunflower oil base with vitamin E. I like to use lavender oil at night after a bath or shower. It is wonderfully restorative, hydrating, and soothing. A perfect way to end the day.

The Facial Steam

How luxuriously lovely. What could be more pampering, relaxing, and restoring than allowing yourself the time for this floral steam. I used to incorporate a facial steam in my face care and it is so beneficial. It opens pores, helps release impurities in the skin, and creates a sacred space of quiet breathing and swirling steam. This blend includes lavender, rose, chamomile, calendula, and herbs. A beautiful treat.

The Detox Tea

You had me at detox. I gravitate towards all things cleansing and detoxifying. I live pretty cleanly, I eat beautiful, real whole foods, walk in the Vermont woods everyday, exercise… but there’s coffee, and this, and well, who knows what. Like Anit, I am a firm believer that beauty and health start from within. In order to truly glow you must nourish and clean your inside as well as your outside. Your skin is just a mirror of what’s going on inside. This tea is a great way to cleanse and purify everyday.

The Tinted Lip and Cheek Balm

I have a love for lip balm and this multi-tasker hits all the marks. It is a natural tinted balm which adds a flush and a dewy finish to your lips and cheeks. It is easy, nourishing, and natural. Isn’t that what beauty should be?

To buy these beautiful products shop Mullein and Sparrow, or if you are in Vermont, they can be found at Clementine.

All images via Mullein and Sparrow.

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You will need:

250g / 8oz finely chopped suet (Traditionally white animal fat but vegetarian suet is fine and in fact is what my Mother uses)
375g / 12 oz demerara sugar
410g / 13 oz raisins (dried red grapes)
375g / 12 oz fresh breadcrumbs
375g / 12 oz sultanas (dried green grapes)
60g / 2oz ground almonds
125g / 4 oz cherries, chopped
5 ml / 1 level teaspoon  mixed spice(recipe below)
5 eggs
150 ml / 5 fluid oz / 1/4 pint Guinness (Irish Stout)
30 ml / 1 fluid oz Brandy
30 ml / 1 fluid oz Irish Whiskey
1 lemon rind and juice
1 orange rind and juice

Place fruit and all dry ingredients, including the spice, in a bowl and mix well.  Make a hollow in the centre and add the grated rind and juice of the lemon and the orange.  Next add the eggs and the Guinness and mix in part of the dry ingredients.  Add the spirits (the brandy and whiskey) and complete the mixing.  Divide between two greased pudding bowls (1200 ml/ 2 pint / 1.2 litre).  Place greased greaseproof paper over each pudding (Greasing the paper helps to keep water out in the steaming)  and then cover the bowls.  Either use the lid (If you have one) or cover in greaseproof paper and tie it on.

Place the pudding on a trivet in a large saucepan of already steadily boiling water (It should come half way up the side of the pudding. You do not want water to enter the pudding or it will be spoiled).  Steam steadily for 7 1/2 to 8 hours (top up the water with a kettle as necessary), but do not submerge in the water. When the pudding is cooked uncover it and allow the steam to escape, then cover the puddings lightly with sheets of greaseproof paper. Next day recover with fresh sheets of greased, greaseproof paper and store for up to 12 months.

When reheating do not steam for more than 1 1/2 hours.

Bring to the table flaming with brandy.  Heat a ladle over a flame then pour in a little brandy(away from the flame) Continue to warm up gently then allow when ready to catch fire, quickly pour over the pudding and bring to the table without delay.

Serve with Brandy butter, Brandy Sauce or Rum Sauce.

Enough for 2 X 1.5 kilogrammes / 3lbs puddings.

Mixed Spice

30 g / 1 oz ground nutmeg
30 g / 1 oz cinnamon
15 g / 1/2 oz ginger
8 g / 1/4 oz ground cloves

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Ebates fattens our wallets!
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Dec 10, 2008: We chanced upon ebates about five years ago. The tech bubble had not yet burst and we got quite a number of great deals from this online rebates portal. The company survived through the ups and downs of the dot com era and is still going strong. We often refer our friends to ebates through their referral program, where the referrer and referred earn a $5 bonus for each referral. Here are some benefits of their membership:
  • Up to 25% Cash Back on all purchases.
  • Hundreds of exclusive coupons and free shipping offers.
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We travel a lot in our summers. This summer we received a big fat check for our bookings through ebates. We got superb cash back offers for our car rentals from Thrifty, hotel stays at Quality Inn, Econolodge, etc. Also, we do buy quite a lot of electronics stuff online. We take advantage of the deals offered by most of the popular vendors in this market segment.

DollarsTo date our cash back from ebates has been around $264 which has really fattened our wallets! And the best part is that they mail out their Big Fat Checks every quarter or pay electronically through PayPal as soon as the earnings are greater than $5 (only).

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You Can't Always Get What You Want

March 15, 2009
Stuart Twite

"These Bad Times a Product of Bad Morals"
Samuel J. May (from a sermon given in this church on My 21st 1837, a year in which an economic Panic brought on by excessive speculation had launched America into a depression with many bank closings, a restriction of credit, and high unemployment.)

"...let any one go to our cities, and he will see in almost every face the expression of anxiety, and hear from almost every lip the language of lamentation and alarm. Thousands, who a few weeks ago were at ease in their possessions, were accounted by others and believed themselves to be rich, have suddenly been waked up from their dream of prosperity, and find themselves stricken with poverty. And thousands more, who have been honestly earning a comfortable livelihood by the labor of their hands are now-as it were at a stroke-thrown out of employment, and know not where or how to get their daily bread.

I do not presume to think that I am wise enough to understand all the proximate causes of the present disasters of our merchant people...I trust, indeed I have no doubt, that great good will issue from this present evil, but the benefit will extend only so far as the people are brought to see the errors of their ways, and to amend them...

I long to see rational, moral, immortal beings earnestly engaged in endeavors to lay up those treasures, which moth and rust cannot corrupt...treasures of knowledge and virtue and piety, which cannot be shipwrecked, but will float with them, ay, bear them up over the waves of trouble, through all the storms of adversity, to the haven of eternal safety...

My heart's desire and prayer for my fellow citizens is, that they may have a happy issue out of their affliction - Seek happiness, I beseech you, where alone the happiness of rational and moral beings can be found-in the treasures of knowledge, virtue and piety...They shall endure when all else shall fail."

I begin this morning with a confession. This is not easy for me to say but the time has come. I love Mr. Rogers. There. It's out there and I can't take it back so I better explain.

Some years ago I read of a study that looked at how rapidly images on our television screens change in order to keep the attention of the audience. It began in the early days of television when images changed every several seconds. You won't be surprised to hear that images now change several times per second. It seems clear that it is part of an endless and vicious, cycle.  Images change at faster and faster rates to keep up with ever shrinking attention spans, that shrink ever more as they are exposed to ever more rapidly increasing images - You would expect this to be true of children's television, and it is.  Most shows for young people today are very, very fast, manic and loud. And the commercials?  They are even faster and louder.

But the phenomena is hardly limited to children's programming. Think about television news channels for a minute.  Stories are reported before any kind of corroboration in the effort to get it out fast and first. The old reassuring talking head has been replaced by two or three people spitting out partisan sound bites punctuated by audio and video and, if that weren't enough, at the top of the screen is a steady stream of other news, while a ticker tape of financial or coming news runs at the bottom. We must have our entertainment, we must have our information right now.

And again the commercials. It is no exaggeration to say that the dominant message of our culture is that with the proper car, vacation, beauty product, or breakfast cereal, all manner of things will be well.  Our troubles can be forgotten with a trip to the store or a click of the mouse on our computer. To a really staggering degree, we are used to getting a great deal of what we want, when we want it.

How many of us have seen something advertised and bought it online only to forget that we had even ordered it by the time it came to the house? I speak not of great luxury or dreams of living in self-indulgent splendor. I am talking more of the day to day elements of living life. We live in a culture of instant gratification and our young people have known no other culture. The spiritual and moral effects of this condition are staggering and they are my subject this morning.

All of which brings me back to Mr. Rogers. He was most assuredly not fast and furious.  In fact he was the antithesis of fast and furious. He moved slowly, spoke gently, and the biggest action moment in his show was tossing his shoe from one hand to the other and changing into his sweater while singing "It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood." (I worked in Washington DC for a time and the first things I went to see at the gargantuan Smithsonian Institution were Archie Bunker's chair and, you guessed it, Mr. Roger's sweater, made by his mother.)

His message was basic and gentle.  Its good to learn about things, do one thing at a time, be present for you own life, know yourself and love yourself, and, most especially, remember that you live in a neighborhood. And his delivery was - very, slow and deliberate.  No instant gratification here.

Looked at in a certain way, the message of Mr. Rogers is much the message of Lent. We are today at about the midpoint of the Christian season of lent, the 40 days preceding Easter. Lent commemorates the 40 days that Jesus spent in the wilderness following his baptism by John in the Jordan river.

This story in the life of Jesus has always been, for me, one of the most compelling in all of scripture. It follows the story of a poor carpenter's son from the dusty no account town of Nazareth who seems to have a special sense of mission. He decides to go to a radical apocalyptic prophet, John the Baptizer, who, dressed in camel hair and existing on a diet consisting of locusts and honey, wanders the desert baptizing people in the Jordan River and calling for a life of repentance. John would later be beheaded by the secular authorities allegedly because of his criticism of the governor and fears that he was fomenting revolt. Jesus is baptized by John and then, in preparation for his great life of teaching and healing, spends 40 days fasting in the wilderness where he is beset by various temptations.

Those 40 days of preparation are the heart of what lent is about. It is a season of renewal, re-commitment and service to others. For some, it is like a forty day New Year's resolution or weight loss plan and the diet is trotted out or a particular vice or even a serious addiction is railed against yet again.  When, almost inevitably, the diet is broken, or the object of addiction is returned to, the spirit is wounded. In the words of Rev. Weinstein, lent becomes "a 40 day carnival of self-loathing."

At this point you may be wondering what all this has to do with instant gratification. It's my contention that the psychological, social, and spiritual effects of our culture of instant gratification are numerous.  The story of Jesus in the desert, however, illuminates two of the more pernicious ones.

The first lies in our increasing inability to take the long view. I have told before of how just a couple of weeks after the dramatic beginnings of our current economic downturn, I heard some young stock brokers in a television interview wondering in amazement  "How long can this go on." Our instant culture has made us much less able to see past our current condition whether that condition be happy, sad, boring or indifferent. This might not be so bad if we were actually living in each of those minutes but, more likely, we are looking to either escape, prolong, deaden, or intensify the moments of our lives thereby missing most of them completely.

Psychologists have extolled the virtues of delayed gratification and the long view.  This from an ABC News report:

One characteristic of many of today's young people, children and parents, is the need for instant pleasure, and little patience with any need for ‘delay of gratification'.

Psychologist Walter Mischel and many others have shown that the ability to self-regulate and to delay gratification or to wait for rewards is a very good predictor of many aspects of psycho-social health and wellbeing in childhood, and in later life.' ‘Poor capacity to regulate oneself, on the other hand, is a predictor of psycho-social difficulties in the longer term, including problems in attending to, or persisting with a task, adapting to changing environments, and considering the perspectives and the needs and feelings of people around them." All a somewhat technical way of saying "Good things come to those who wait."

The world's great faith traditions are nearly unanimous concerning the virtues of delayed gratification and I think the reason is basic. Instant gratification leads to self absorption-I want what I want and I want it now.

Religion itself is not immune. We are blessed and cursed with a virtual cornucopia of religious options in this country. Religion is very big business. As churches strive to stay "competitive" in today's marketplace, they promote the very short-sightedness that their founding tenets argue against.

Virtues like perseverance, empathy, and an awareness that we live in a neighborhood slowly deteriorate and the worst part is it happens so gradually that we don't even realize it.

And it is that self awareness that is at the heart of the second great casualty of our culture of instant gratification. As Jesus began his ministry I imagine him full of passion and a burning desire to spread his message while at the same time, nervous and unsure that he was up to the very word he brought.  His solution was to pause, spend some time alone, to fast, to face the temptations straight away that plague all of us, and, finally, to get to know himself, for in self-knowledge would he find strength and perseverance.

It has never been easy to really examine ourselves and in our culture today, it is ever more difficult.  We are encouraged to indulge ourselves, anesthetize ourselves, promote ourselves, justify ourselves and glorify ourselves, but true self-knowledge?  Self-knowledge could lead to pain. What if we don't much like what we find out?  We are bombarded with images, stuff, and even myriad self-help methods all of which make promises that they can't in themselves possibly keep. It is all the more ironic that we create a great deal of these things in the hopes of solving the very problem that they end up intensifying.

Have you ever seen the old episode of the Andy Griffith show where a visiting New York Preacher comes through Mayberry and give a sermon on slowing down and appreciating the quieter joys of life.  As an example of this pastoral existence, he speaks of how towns had once had band concerts in the park every summer. Well the people of Mayberry decide its time to revive that tradition and commence on an odyssey that includes digging out and repairing old uniforms, building a stage, preparing for picnics and much else.  By the end of the day they have exhausted themselves. In their desire to recreate an image of peace and contentment, they produced the exact opposite. Does that sound familiar to anyone?

Self examination also makes us admit that we have great needs. We are often unwilling to admit to this, thinking it evidence of weakness when in reality, our needs grow from our many capacities. The Unitarian thinker and minister Cyrus Bartol made this point in a sermon published in 1850. "Our restless and changeful wishes," wrote Bartol,  "are ever roaming abroad for something new, something better, something greater. We are uneasy, we are needy, we are craving and discontented still.  It is because our faculties are so many and so great, because our desires are so ardent and so infinite, that our supplies must be manifold and huge. Is there, then, no satisfaction…Are we made to be thus uneasy and discontented, like peevish children wanting what we cannot have and crying for what is beyond our reach?"

"The mistake" answers Bartol, "is in trying to gratify fully our nature with such outward things, neglecting the spiritual."

"There is," he concludes, "food that satisfies. There are riches of goodness for the heart. There is a wedding-garment of purity for the soul, which shall never fade or crumble away."

What then is the answer? How, in this culture of instant gratification, can we find the "food that satisfies?" I think the first step lies in a deep acceptance of the reality that we can't always get what we want. And that it is just at that point that we start getting what we need. It is here that I find the greatest silver lining in the dark cloud that is our present economy. We human creatures often come only by necessity to great truths that have been accessible all along. This economy has already forced a reexamination of priorities in the lives of individuals, families, business, and yes even churches, and that kind of examination can only be for the good.

In the sermon excerpt read by Linda Goodwin this morning, Samuel J. May, from this spot in 183, expresses much the same hope that good will come out of economic hard times. "But the benefit," he wrote, "will extend only so far as the people are brought to see the errors of their ways, and to amend them...I long to see rational, moral, immortal beings earnestly engaged in endeavors to lay up those treasures, which moth and rust cannot corrupt...treasures of knowledge and virtue and piety, which cannot be shipwrecked, but will float with them, bear them up over the waves of trouble, through all the storms of adversity, to the haven of eternal safety..."

And the way we lay up those treasures is to take the long view, take the time to get to know ourselves, and to recognize that we live in a beautiful neighborhood. Amen


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FishFix promotes sustainable fisheries and aquaculture, by offering consultancy in diverse areas from the collection of data to management options. FishFix provides advice on the biological and ecological sustainability of specific fisheries & aquacultures, focusing on its main area of expertise: bycatch and discards. Services are provided for data collection, survey design, database management, data analysis and preparation of scientific reports. The company services also include stock assessment, scientific advice in support of management options and project evaluations. FishFix can also coordinate the involvement of the various stakeholders to facilitate cooperation, collaboration and consensus.

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  • Assessment of fisheries for sustainability certification.
  • Development of management strategies and policies.
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  • Management and implementation of Fisheries Improvement Projects.
  • Evaluation of project from initial proposals to final implementation reports.
  • Preparation of impact assessments of specific legislation and policies.
  • Organisation and participation in conferences, workshops, working groups and meetings.
  • Identification and engagement of stakeholders to facilitate cooperation and consensus building.

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Thursday, November 22, 2012

7 Things to be Thankful For (Part VI)

For the Fifth consecutive year--2007's Missive is Here, 2008's Follow Up is Here, 2009's is here, 2010 is here and 2011 is Here.

7 Things to be Thankful For (Part VI)

1) Patient Wives: To start my list of things to be thankful for, I have to begin with my wife, who has put up with more than anyone should have to for over two decades. She has allowed our well-kept house to be invaded by more fishing tackle than most people can imagine, even in her living room. She's supported me the entire way, even when I am busy working, which seems to be all the time of late. She is the light of my life and I am deeply appreciative of all she does for me.

2) Democracy: Following a contentious election in which both sides claimed the end of the world was here if the other side won, I am happy to relay to you the information that no, the world is not coming to an end, and yes, we are still in the business of being America--the greatest country in the world. And nothing changes that; not the political affiliation of the president or congress, not the arbitrary attempts of our foes, and not the incessant political whining from all sides of the political spectrum. These pundits of all stripes spend their days blowing hot air while the vast majority of Americans get up in the morning and go about their day building a better future and a better America. And for that I'm thankful.

3) Glass Fly Rods: I do not try to hide my deep and abiding love for split cane fly rods, but over the past decade I have developed an interest and love for fiberglass fly rods and their history. In fact, it's the subject of my next book, and I've helped to organize the First International Glass Rod Expo held this coming May 2013 at the Catskill Fly Fishing Museum. I grew up with glass and find that they are very, very underrated rods.

4) Fathers: I am blessed that my octogenarian father is still with us, and still collecting tackle and fishing it as well. It's very hard to be a father, a fact I'm discovering on a daily basis, and I have a deep appreciation for what my father did for me, considering all the crap I put him through in my younger days. So to all the fathers out there, here and gone, I salute you.

5) Collector Friends: Nothing I could do -- the blog, the articles, the books -- could be possible without a large, helpful, intelligent, and loyal network of collecting friends. Some of these folks I've known for twenty years of more and never met, but have spent hundreds of hours on the phone and on the internet with. To all my collecting friends, some of whom have passed, I owe you more than you will ever know. I hope I've been a good friend in return.

6) Smallmouth Bass: Dr. Henshall once called it the fightingest fish, pound for pound, in the world. While that may have been hyperbolic, the fact is a five pound clearwater smallmouth on a fly rod or ultralight spinning rod gives an angler the very real sense of the power in these fish. They are tough, wary, and beautiful -- everything you look for in a finny prey.

7) Trout Streams: Recently I've come to know the Mad River near Urbana, Ohio -- a classic trout stream. It's reminded me of how much I love these meandering, shallow water trout streams that can be found across America. I am very appreciative of the individuals and groups who have worked so hard to keep them clean and thriving. If you get a chance, make sure to volunteer helping with your local Rivers or Trout Unlimited chapter.

Here on our sixth Thanksgiving on the Fishing for History Blog, we are thankful for everything, but especially for the many readers of our blog.

Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving, and as always, be good to each other -- and most of all, be good to yourself.

-- Dr. Todd

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Despite advertising campaigns which promote corn syrup as being a natural ingredient that comes from corn, sales are still poor. Hence the industry has petitioned the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) for a change of name. According to the industry, a change of name would sort out any consumer confusion regarding its product.

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Friday, April 25, 2014

Book Review and Giveaway: Impact by Tim Irwin

About the author:
Dr. Tim Irwin, the author of the New York Times best-selling book Impact: Great Leadership Changes Everything, has been a confidante to thousands of global leaders. He is a favorite guest of Hugh Hewitt and is being featured on a number of Christian radio programs. Irwin sees one central issue anytime a leader “derails”—he believes they have a defect in their “core”, which Irwin says goes beyond the overused term “character”. His new book, Impact, addresses this and gives actionable ways leaders can protect themselves, and better serve their organizations—especially crucial for those of us who serve in ministry and are walking a Christian walk.

My Review:
Since I've heard of several leaders' scandalous failures (even among the Christian community) lately, this book piqued my curiosity. "When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice; But when a wicked man rules, the people groan." (Proverbs 29:2) Great leadership is indeed very important. Leaders' decisions affect lives of their followers. We have seen throughout history that good leaders (the author gave an example of Colonel Chamberlain) have made a huge impact. They are trustworthy and inspiring. On the contrary, bad leaders are horrors. Then there are those who start out as good, successful leaders but later change not for the better but for the worse and thus ruin their potential impact. When this happens, most people are shocked. Why? What causes these promising leaders to make such bad choices and head down the path of destruction? Impact explores this issue and digs deep inside to the core. The author points out that leadership failures usually have nothing to do with the leader's competence. The culprit is a crack (or more) in his/her core. A compromised core corrodes and crumbles leaders and their impact.

This book aims to help leaders stay on the right track in order to make a lasting, positive impact and avoid the pitfalls by protecting their core. It challenges us to examine our core (who we really are inside). Problems arise when leaders lack authenticity and accountability. Power and pride is a very dangerous combination. It often corrupts good judgment and ignores moral absolutes. Unregulated power often leads to arrogance and a self-serving agenda. What we believe affects how we behave. Chapter 10 is about Lies Leaders Love. These lies are what usually get leaders into trouble and what they use to justify their wrongdoings. That's why truth is extremely essential. The author quotes several Bible verses from Proverbs. The book includes disciplines that will help guard and strengthen our core. Most chapters end with a "Go Deeper" section to show readers how to evaluate themselves and apply what they have learned.

As a parent, I am accountable to God for the position of influence and impact God has given me upon my children. I do not take my leadership role lightly. My parenting's purpose is to influence my children's hearts to love God and others, to teach & train them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord, to encourage them to be who God made them to be and glorify Him in all they do, to help them embrace an eternal perspective & passion for the Great Commission, to equip & prepare them for the future and launch them out to make an eternal impact in the world. We parents should define our values clearly and live them out consistently. Most character-building lessons are caught, not taught. I found Impact interesting and helpful. It reminded me to regularly check my core and my belief file and to be intentional in my daily living & leading. Parents can instill into their children valuable principles for great leadership such as integrity, humility, self-control, and accountability so that they will be well prepared for the workplace.

You can make an impact with your life whether you're a leader in your family, class, office, organization, community, church, ministry, or small group. If you desire to be an effective leader, check this book out. It's an easy-to-read leadership manual filled with practical ideas and insightful advice. What kind of legacy do you wish to leave? Live and lead accordingly.

"Those who are more likely to stay out of trouble constantly remind themselves of their own vulnerability." (p. 56)

"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power." ~Abraham Lincoln

"We may not acknowledge it or even be aware of it, but the truth is we all talk to ourselves." (p. 101)

"Effective self-regulation frees us from the tyranny of our impulses." (p. 147)

"Humility and accountability are the best anecdotes for insulating our core from the negative influences of power." (p. 174)

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Friday, April 4, 2014

Ultimate Blog Party 2014

Ultimate Blog Party 2014
Welcome to my blog, "Fruitbearers"! My name is Urailak. I've been married to the love of my life/my best friend for almost 23 years. We have 3 children. Our daughter (20) is an AFROTC cadet and is doing very well in college (her GPA is 4.0). Our sons are 15 and 12. We have been homeschooling for about 15 years. We love Jesus and love people! If you're on Facebook and would like to get to know me better, please send me a friend request. I'm "Fruit Bearer" on FB. I'm passionate about evangelism, missions, Bible study, saving the unborn, serving God and serving others. I enjoy reading good books (mostly non-fiction), listening to good music (mostly praise/worship songs and hymns), and watching good movies (mostly G and PG :)). I usually post reviews and giveaways here. Right now, I'm hosting a book giveaway. It's a delightful children's book (for ages 4 to 8) about the true promise of Easter (I prefer Resurrection Sunday :)). Ends 4/13

Thanks for stopping by! Have fun blog-hopping! By the way, I have 2 other blogs: Living for God (my main blog) and My Father's World (my photo blog). Please stop by and visit when you get a chance :).

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James Nathaniel Brown (born February 17, 1936) is a former professional American football player and actor. He was a fullback for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League (NFL) from 1957 through 1965. Frequently regarded among the greatest football players of all time, Brown was a Pro Bowl invitee every season he was in the league, was recognized as the NFL Most Valuable Player four times, and won an NFL championship with the Browns in 1964. He led the league in rushing yards in eight out of his nine seasons, and by the time he retired, he had shattered most major rushing records. In 2002, he was named by The Sporting News as the greatest professional football player ever.

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Friday, 15 January 2016

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Happy New Year! I've taken an unintended month away from my blog, just because life has been deliciously busy, more on that below, but first, I wanted to show you the finished baby quilt that I was working on in my last post of 2015. I'd already shared what the quilt top would look like, so the main details left are those relating to quilting. I usually use Quilter's Dream Puff, which is incredibly warm and thick, but I wanted a batting that was light and soft and which wouldn't overheat a brand new baby, so after some research I chose Quilter's Dream Orient wadding - a mixture of bamboo (which like wool, has the magical property of being cool in the summer and warm in the winter), silk, tencel and cotton - it was really lovely to work with and felt noticeably strokeable before it was turned into a quilt sandwich. This is notable because waddings are rarely tactile, which is fine because they're hidden inside the quilt, but whenever I touch them I'm reminded of an old school friend who had a phobia of The Body Shop's plastic bags, which were some of the first bags made out of recycled materials in the early '90s and had a very odd feel to them. We would usually shop and then I would carry both of our purchases home from town! She would definitely object to touching many quilt battings if she were faced with them).

Having enjoyed trying out a new batting so much, when I had to place an emergency order for some hand quilting thread from the Cotton Patch this week, I finally decided to also buy something that I've been wanting for the last few years, but which has always seemed too frivolous to actually purchase: wadding sample packs! The Cotton Patch offer 16 wadding samples and it's been really quite dreamy to be able to feel, scrunch and hold them in my very own paws to get a true sense of each sample's quiltability (or more importantly, their snugglability). They are all so different and I have a strong desire to make a brand new quilt, just so that I can try out what I think will be my favourite!

Anyway, the busyness: after a lovely Christmas day with my family, we travelled to Obergurgl in Austria on Boxing Day to welcome in the new year on skis and then returned home to celebrate my husband's 40th birthday, followed by our 15th wedding anniversary and 20th year of being together (I met my husband in our first term at university when I was 18). It's been a fairly magical month, when even getting up at 3.30am for our flight had the reward of seeing sunrise from the air.

Despite all the amazingly breathtaking views, throughout the holiday my eyes kept being drawn back to a ramshackle hut that we could see from our bedroom window - I really loved it, despite it being a little bleak. When it started snowing again on New Year's Day it looked even lovelier and I felt really pleased to have before and after photos!

I fell asleep ridiculously early each night - a combination of high altitude and skiing for hours every day, but I still tore through three books. Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger was a gift from my parents - it's a really painful story in many ways, as it's about several deaths that occurred one summer within a small community, however, it's very much worth reading. The characterisation is rich and the internal battle that each person can be seen to be wrestling with is thought-provoking and brilliantly told.

Next up, A.M. Homes' Jack. As an author, A.M. Homes seems to provoke a Marmite reaction because at times her subject matter has been controversial, so I was braced for this book to go either way, but I really loved it and enjoyed her writing too, so much so, that I bought May We Be Forgiven as soon as we arrived home. Like Ordinary Grace, the story is told from the point of view of a young boy (I think Jack was actually about 16 or 17, but for most of the book I read him as being a lot younger, so perhaps this is the only part that didn't work so well for me) after his father leaves the family and then reveals himself to be gay. Another book full of really likable, but also flawed and interesting, characters. These two books actually sat really nicely next to one another when reading them back-to-back as sometimes it can be hard to move onto something else when you've enjoyed a novel.

I've read quite a few of Tracy Chevalier's books and Remarkable Creatures was a recommendation that a reader made to me in the comments to one of my previous posts (Thank you, Suze!). A fictional tale based on true events, it's the story of a female fossil hunter living in the 1820s at a time when men were often credited with her work and the discovery of certain fossils brought an unwelcome challenge to the creationist belief system. I found both of these aspects of the book completely fascinating - we have come so far! - but also, I found the fossil hunting detail completely compelling too. In many ways it's quite a dry book and the female characters lack any traditional sense of charm (I think the title, Remarkable Creatures, is as much a reference to the women as to the fossilised creatures that they dug up), but it's also what makes the book feel so genuine and true. I really loved it.

Since we've come home, in between celebrations, I've been working on writing up the pattern for my yellow English paper piecing project - I'll share an update on that in my next post.

What are your thoughts on new year's resolutions? Personally, I avoid them - the idea of trying to turn over a new leaf and be a different person at an arbitrary point in time (rather than at a time that arises naturally) has never appealed and I think as a process it can feel inherently self-critical. I'm all for self-analysis and trying to be a better person, but less for raking one's self over the coals just because it's January 1st. I've noticed that more and more people are choosing a word for the year, rather than making a resolution for the year. I really like that idea - it feels less of a measurable goal that one can either succeed or fail at and more of a positive reminder-to-self to just try to seize more of that thing into one's life (whatever the thing may be). I didn't manage to come up with a word, but I did come up with a phrase that feels right and which started to rumble around my head in the latter part of 2015. However, I've read that for many people once you've vocalised something, the brain registers it as having been 'done' because of the positive feeling gained from sharing the idea, and that you're then less likely to actually embrace or do the thing in reality. So for that reason, I am going to be Secretive Sally (although I've suddenly realised that Furtive Florence works just as well and doesn't involve a name change!) and keep the phrase all to myself! But I'd love to hear your thoughts on all things related to the fresh-sheet of a new year and how you approach it. Or more book recommendations. What you're sewing. Or just what you did over Christmas.

Wishing you the happiest of new years (until 2017, when I will obviously go for even happier!),
Florence x

Ps. The book-related links are the kind where Amazon give me a tiny percentage of the proceeds if you buy the book, although obviously they don't pass on any of your details to me. If you'd rather I didn't share in Amazon's profits, just google the book title independently or pop into your local bookshop! x

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The Blue Marlin in Miami FL. Wassup with Garmin?

I don't know what was up with my GPS, but Garman has never gotten me so lost before.  Fortunatly I had my "Dingleberry" with me, so after a quick Googlin' I found a better address and with 20 minutes more drive time I was parked at the Blue Marlin Fish House.

The location really took me by surprise.  If I had paid better attention to the episode of DD&D I would have noticed that the restaurant is basically a finished garage.  Not that I'm passing judgment on this dive for it's location, it's just that there was a NASTY storm brewing, and it looked like it was going to blow this shack right into the adjacent river!  The folks at the counter couldn't have been more helpful.  I decided that what I wanted was a fish taco, but I had no idea which fish to choose, so they handed me a sample of the smoked blue marlin and the smoked mahi mahi.  While the marlin was very good, the mahi was fantastic, so that's what I chose.

As I waited for my lunch down fell the sky in what felt like one huge raindrop!  I don't believe that my cell phone pic at right does this justice, but if you click on it to Biggie-Size it, you'll see how the water covered the entire floor of the dining area.  The paper napkins and paper covered straws on the counter were instantly ruined, and the 1/2 full tip jar went flying across the room and out the back overhead door!

As you can imagine this got the attention of the staff, and one of the guys jumped the counter and then the wooden railing that lines the deck out back that overlooks the river in order to retrieve what he counted as $18 in ones!

The river was a neat touch, and to my delight I actually saw a manatee!

The tacos were great, and I figured I still had tome to gram some coffee and desert at  Grandpa's Bakery & Restaurant if I rushed off, so that's about all I have to say about that.

The Blue Marlin is on my list of "do-over" spots, and if you are in the area I suggest you check it out, but make sure you print a current Google map to guide you in and check the weather channel!

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authentic mexican hot chocolate

I discovered Mexican chocolate many years ago and fell in love. Mexican chocolate is made from dark, bitter chocolate mixed with sugar and cinnamon.

The chocolate usually comes in hexagonal tablets that can be split into equal wedges and then melted into milk. The drink can also be mixed with spirits such as Kahlúa.  Several brands you might find in the Latin section of your local grocery store might include:  Abuelita, Ibarra and Moctezuma.

I simmer 4 cups of milk and one whole disk of chocolate together in a sauce pan.  Stir continuously with a whisk or molinillo (a whisk-like wooden stirring spoon native to Meso America) until melted and frothy or creamy.

Mexican Molinillo

The molinillo [moh-lee-NEE-yoh] is the Mexican chocolate “whisk” or “stirrer”. It is made of “turned” wood and it is used to froth warm drinks such as hot chocolate, Atole, and Champurrado.

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  • Michelle Says:

    I've tasted this yummy treat during the winter storm and it is quite tasty and the kids loved it!

  • JulieHairston Says:

    The kids and I enjoyed a delightful bedtime snack of cinnamony Abuelita chocolate with milk. Sweet dreams were had by all!

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    From the time we first tried this wonderful hot chocolate it has been a staple in our pantry. Nothing else compares.


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Food Service Radio Podcast (legal)

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In this Foodservice Radio podcast, we talk with Chris Turner of the Law Offices of Scott L. Soelberg about how to avoid lawsuits and how to structure your assets to protect them in case you are ever sued.

For a copy of Chris Turner's no obligation Asset Protection Blueprint, visit our website at

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New Life Goal: 1000 day holiday?

Back in 2008 I went to Belize on a whim because of a great airfare on American Airlines from Atlanta to Belize for $200 all in round trip. It was for Thanksgiving week and was less than flying home for the holiday. Ever since I have been spending November/Thanksgiving abroad for my larger vacations.

While I was there I decided to spend my week on the islands. I stumbled across the words "1000 day holiday" scratched into a picnic table at a hostel on Caye Caulker. It has been in my head every day since.I have now made it an urgent goal to make this happen.

Thinking about the idea of spending 1000 days traveling: it sounds daunting but no one said it had to be every single day moving to a new place. I could spend a month in Laos, a week or two in Chilean wine country, a month or two in Africa, and so on. It would be a time of complete freedom and being part of the world instead of being part of an office. I would be enjoying the good things in life!

When you break it down 1000 days works out to be 2.74 years or 32.6 months or 142.9 weeks. 24,000 hours of not being in an office and see different cultures, people, food, history, and so on. I would have no ties and can just simply go somewhere when I wanted. I could laze around in a cafe or hike a mountain. I could swim with sharks or kayak on a lake. Possibilities are endless.

Now I have to consider reality. I am a long ways off financially from doing something like this. I need substantial savings, have to sell/donate a lot of stuff, and have a plane for when it was over (subject to change of course). I always thought this 1000 day trip would start of my official expatriation from the US. Where I would work/live/reside elsewhere and come back to visit.

I have already done 18 months traveling around the world. Aside from my flexible 1-year plane ticket I could pretty much do what I pleased. I did exactly that. I saw all sorts of amazing things and met some wonderful people along the way. I want that again. The whole idea of this blog is my financial journey back to this lifestyle with some alterations.

I am determined to make this a reality. That previous 18 month trip gave me a taste of what I refer to as "the good life" and I want it back. Travel is addicting and there is no care but to do more of it. Maybe one day I will tire of it but with most other people I have met and my own beliefs I do not see that happening. The road will always feel like home to me. Being stationary is boring. The world is a book and I want to read every page.


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Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Yohji yoshi

This title while a little flippant means no disrespect. I just finished "My Dear Bomb", an autobiographical/creative piece by Yohji Yamamoto. I was immediately taken by the dark title and poetic lyric. The book narrates, in no particular order, Yohji's life. Events, people come and go with out the context of time and feels like the rambling of an old man. In between, he offers glimpses his his design world. Yohji Yamamoto is the master. His vision, cut, and sense of proportion is simple, divine, and unsurpassable. One can never from the wearer fathom the complexity of construction and drafting behind each piece: the wearer emanates ease and comfort. This season neither the eponymous label nor Y3 disappointed. I love the darkly romantic feel of YY and preppy athletic vibe of Y3.

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Class 3 (SOT) FFL – Do I Need A Class 3 Federal Firearms License?

Under the Firearm Control Act of 1968 (GCA), the first factor for rejection is to be detailed as “restricted individual”. Being noted as a banned person suggests that you should not meet the federal firearms demands needed to deal in firearms. Below detailed are examples of just what a “restricted person” is under the GCA, as well as some easy explanations.

Now that you have completed you F. F. L. license application and also you believe it is appropriate, deliver in your F. F. L. license application to the A. T. F. and also hang around to right here if you are approved or denied. This could use up to a couple of weeks to here back from the A. T. F.

As an outcome, ‘ATF implemented its National Federal Firearms License Unfavorable Action Policy, which emphasized the value of fairness as well as consistency when determining whether it must revoke a license or take some lower action: A nationwide policy for conducting adverse actions is essential to advertise constant and reasonable resolution of violations.

It is a typical presumption that receiving the FFL license is a long and tedious procedure. Moreover, individuals also assume that having the license application permitted could be simple luck. Nevertheless, the process is actually very simple as well as straight ahead. It just needs you to correctly abide by particular rules.

You require to even be ready for your check out of any with the marked workers of one’s Department of Spirits, Firearms and Explosives. They will likely be extremely requiring and also substantial close to the full property that you merely do have which will impact your application to the Federal Firearms License. The FFL License release is going to usually be hastened the moment considerably more if you are capable to relocate their loosened up and also official interviews at any type of cost. For even more information as well as facts associated with all of the complete summaries belonging to the FFL application approach, you really need to seem when for that guidelines and the other law-abiding standards afterwards.

You should keep the gun unloaded till the moment you are prepared to use it. Even if you are receiving the gun from somebody or handing it over to another person, it is your obligation to authenticate whether it is unloaded. Remove the magazine and remove the ammos. Nonetheless, if you do not recognize the best ways to inspect whether it is packed or not, you should not TRY it. Immediately receive aid from the firearms professional.

Firearm as well as ammunition producers require a Federal Firearms License to operate. Those makers that make armor-piercing ammunition, ammunition for harmful devices, as well as catastrophic gadgets themselves require to get a Type 10 FFL license. If the supplier is not planning to make any kind of catastrophic gadget, he/she could obtain a Type 7 license. Finally, a supplier planning to make ammos only for non-destructive firearms could have a Kind 6 license. The Kind 07 is preferred because it permits buying, selling, making, and also setting up.

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Deadly Combos!

Discussion in 'Channel Zero' started by lameassnigga, Mar 14, 2005.

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    What's the worst combinations of drugs you have taken?

    Here's a couple:
    quarter of mushrooms, pint of tequilla and some marijuana.
    Felt like I left my body and traveled to some wierd dark world. started to see angels and demons too.

    About 7 hits of acid, a few lines of coke and some marijuana laced with coke.
    Started to get this fucked up taste in my mouth, looked in the mirror and saw myself turn into a cyclops!
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    zil New Jack

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    Everyone wants good recipes.. so me being the nice person that i am, have scoured the internet finding the best recipes for ink out there.. most of these are stolen, i will mention the name of the person who i stole it from from. If you want your recipe removed, just email me and i will be happy to take it out..
    And yes i am very aware that there is another thread on ink, but instead of going throw page after page of shit trying to find a good recipe, wouldnt this be easier?

    There's two main things you can use as a base for your recipe: inks/dyes, or bucket paint. Ink and bucket paint do not mix with each other.

    If you're into getting custom colors that no one else has, get yourself some small containers of bucket paint. Two recommended brands are Rustoleum and One-Shot. While most people have heard of Rusto and know of it for its thickness, One Shot is less well known but has a lot of nice colors and comes out super glossy or metallic. Sign painters use it for their work; it's tough shit and it contains lead, so be careful. Bucket paint is not as permanent as a lot of inks, and really does not stain too well at all, but it usually will not weather away quickly and is still slightly hard to buff. Make sure you get oil-based. You can't put paint in most markers, so it's recommended that you put it in a mop, preferably a Kiwi. If you want more drips, be sure to thin out the paint with mineral spirits. Do NOT thin with xylene if your mop is plastic, as xylene eats plastic away.

    Onto the inks. If you're into shit that stains hard, love the colors black and/or violet, and want your shit to last long and sink deep into the surface, this is the shit for you. Pretty much every ink is alcohol based, as is leather dye. Marsh ink is about the most well known in the US. In my experiences, it's not that much different from Pilot ink, though a little more expensive and slightly harder to buff (but it's not going to make much of a difference). Anyways, ink looks good on a wall, flows well through the marker, and is relatively hard to buff, but usually won't stain hard or leave a ghost. Now, on to leather dye. This is the shit when it comes to nice colors, leaving a nasty stain, and being some of the hardest shit to buff. So why don't you just use leather dye as ink and leave out the Marsh/Pilot ink? Well, truth is, it looks like fucking water color paint when applied to a wall, and it doesn't flow as well. You gotta mix it with ink. Some popular brands are Griffin, which you can find at Walgreens, and Fiebing's. The hardest staining colors made by Fiebing's are violet and red. Be very careful when handling this shit - if it drips anywhere in the house, it's damn hard to clean off. Now on to brake fluid. Why do people use brake fluid in there recipes ? Brake fluid is corrossive and eats through paint and into the wall, kind of like what etch does to glass, except not as permanent. Anyways, it's good stuff. You can find it at Walgreens, also. Make sure you get DOT3 and don't add too much into your recipe.

    Now, the recipes.

    Get a jar. Put in either Pilot ink or Marsh as your base, and add some Griffin, less than or equal to the amount of Pilot. Now get some Fiebing's leather dye, and add it to the batch, preferably red or purple, as they stain the hardest. Next, get some brake fluid, and give a generous amount - not too little, but definitely not too much as it will affect the flow. Mix that shit around. You can also try boiling them together and then using a thinner, as they'll thicken when heated. Personally, I've never tried heating / boiling any of my inks. If you want, you can try adding Gentian Violet or Methylene Blue (the additive).

    Next, put it in your marker. Let's pretend you have a Pilot, since they're the easiest to refill and one of the best markers around. Simply unscrew the top, and drop some ink in there until it's slightly overflowing above the cotton. Now, screw the top back on, open the marker and let the ink drop through the nib and land back into the jar. This will get the nib nice and juicey. You can also put this into a mop. This shit is going to stain hard and leave a ghost once its buffed, so the only way to really get rid of it is paint over it (and certain things just don't get painted over, signs for instance).

    This ones for homemade Krink. Krink is a recipe made by KR from New York ; you can buy his shit off http://www.fourthehardway.com or get more info at http://www.krink.com . He charges 15 bucks ; if you want to know the exact proportions to the recipe, buy some and let the ingrediants settle over time and seperate. Anyways, this is some of the easiest shit to make yourself at home. First, get some Rusto Aluminum paint. Its nice and silver. Next get some Paint thinner. Mix it to whatever proportion you want - the more thinner, the more drippy. You can also add a little bit of brake fluid, for staining power, and aluminum dust for shines.

    This is a recipe I typed awhile back in the Tools of the Trade thread.

    - Chapstick container.
    - Pilot ink, or whatever you prefer.
    - A candle and matches.
    - A felt chalk board eraser.
    - An eyedropper (comes with Pilot ink).

    1. Get the chapstick container, empty out the chapstick and clean out the container.

    2. Melt some wax into it from the candle, so that the bottom is sealed and won't leak any ink.

    3. Put in your ink of choice with the eyedropper. i used pilot because it's cheap and flows fine.

    3. Get the felt eraser. Rip off one of the strips. cut it about 1/4. Shove that bit into the container, just make sure you can get the cap back on.

    4. Finally, get the eyedropper back out and drip some ink onto the nib until it becomes juicy. After that you're ready to go. When the nib gets dry, rejuice it with the eye dropper and ink.

    ------------The above section stolen from rubbish heap of 12ozprophet.. ------------

    computer toner with alchahol. pretty dirty
    or soak a stack of carbon paper in 100% alchahol thicken with cigarette ash

    ---------- The above stolen from NA$H of 12oz.. -----------

    Okay, I am going to settle this carbon ink shit. I've done it. It works. It works very well, and stains very hard.

    But... you need the right kind of carbon paper. It has to be PURPLE. Not black. PURPLE. The ink comes out this sick purple, but I recommend this:

    70-90% Isopryl Alcohol w/ torn up pieces of carbon paper in a jar, allowed to sit for a week, then liquid is poured off into w/e.

    Anyways, Mix these:

    Carbon Paper Ink - Stains bluish, the additive
    Alcohol based ink (Pilot, Montana ink, etc) - Permanent, the base
    Leather Dye (Griffin Black, Kiwi Leather Dye)- stains dark- additive
    A bit of Break Fluid (DOT 3 only)- Stains yellowish/brownish, corrosive..

    I think this would work in most markers, especially in eraser nibbed, or socks.

    --------- the above stolen from AevOne718 of 12oz ----------

    ok heres my secret weapon:
    any 3 high quality inks, (marsh, griff, pilot, i like city wide)
    leather dye, (dark red is nice)
    Pearl Ex, (this is the flashy part of the mix)
    acetone, (or any thinner)

    ok, take your inks, mix em up in a pot you don't care about and put over low-med heat. stir until it gets just a little thick, stop & remove from heat. now your 3 inks have formed one "super ink", but your not nearly done. now mix in your leather dye and stir. if your mixture is still to thick, thin it up with some acetone, the thinner the drippier, (obviously). now take your Pearl Ex, (this can be found in most to all arts and crafts stores. its used to add sparkle to paint or really anything. the particles are about 10 microns which is plenty small enough to flow through any marker nib. it comes an a variety of colors and is about 5 bucks a jar. ), and dump in a bunch and stir. the more of it you add the more sparkle your tags will have, it will also tint your ink a little depending on the color. if you put in a lot and your stuff gets thick again, use more thinner.it makes buffing quite a pain in the ass and makes your handstyles sparkle like hell. i love it. oh, by the way, if anyone is interested, you can obtain methelyne blue at most pet stores, its used commenly in fish tanks.

    --------- the above stolen from Ira Sanky of 12oz ---------

    Okay, as I promised, I did a buff test today.

    Materials Used:

    + An old white t-shirt for the rag
    + Goof Off cleaner (made to buff inks and spilled paint)
    + Stock ink out of a Kiwi Mop
    + Griffin
    + Pilot Ink
    + OTR Silver (alcohol based)
    + Uni Paint Silver (oil based)
    + white Meanstreak
    + red Sakura Streak
    + Straight liquid Gentian Violet (which is like, 2% gentian violet powder and the rest water and alcohol)
    + Violet Garvey.
    + A dumpster.

    1st Buff: The Stock Kiwi Ink

    This shit was the easiest to buff, left no ghost, and didn't stain at all. Definitely the weakest ink of the batch.

    2nd Buff: OTR (alcohol based) Silver as compared to Uni Paint (oil based) Silver

    The OTR Shit was pretty easy to buff; a little stronger than the Stock Kiwi Ink, but nonetheless it took no effort to remove it and it didn't leave any ghost. The Uni Paint Silver was a little stronger and harder to buff; it would probably last longer in the weather. It didn't stain or leave a ghost either, but it was decent.

    3rd Buff: White Meanstreak as compared to Red Sakura Streak

    I was kind of surprised, the red Sakura was easier to buff than the white Meanstreak. Actually, I never got the Meanstreak completely off, but the Sakura took a little effort and was harder to buff than the Uni Paint Silver.

    4th Buff: Pilot Ink

    This shit left no ghost, didn't stain much at all, but it did smear a little when I buffed it. I'd say it was about as strong as the Uni Paint Silver, maybe a little stronger. Decent shit.

    5th Buff: Liquid Gentian Violet

    This shit looks purple and leaves a green shine to it. Now, bear in mind it contains only 2 percent of the actual Gentian Violet; that said, it was easy to buff but smeared everywhere. Hopefully, I can obtain some regular Gentian Violet powder soon.

    6th Buff: Violet Garvey and Black Griffin

    These two were the hardest to buff, and the best staining. The Griffin was stronger than any of the previous inks, and left a semi light, semi dark ghost. Definitely a quality ink/dye, but not as good as... Violet Garvey. Now I was surprised at how hard this thing was to buff. It was definitely the strongest ink, and stained the hardest. The ghost it left was a deep, dark purple, and it didn't even look like someone tried to buff it. I give Garvey an A+, easily the best shit I've come across since Fiebing's.

    I encourage any of you reading to go and do buff tests for yourself.

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    Dot 3 brake fluid.. a couple drops eats into paint and leaves a ghost
    Fish oil, a couple capsules... leaves a deeper ghost then brake fluid
    Methy. blue, nice blue stain. dont get the liquid, powder only..
    Leather dyes for stain: griffin, fiebings, etc
    Genitian Violet, good purple dye, hard to find, get powder only.. works well in garvey, flowpen, nero and pretty much any purple ink..

    Do not use latex paint, and if thats all you have access to, thin with water only.
    Do not mix alcohol or water with oil based paint..
    Do not put anything with xylene in a plastic marker or mop
    Do not put alot of brake fluid in your ink unless you want crap
    Do not mix ink with paint.

    Do wear gloves when mixing brake fluid or paint thinner..
    Do use paint thinner with oil based paint.

    Garvey stains metal so freaking awesome.. also stains transit panels
    Nero stains plastic good, stains transit, not great on metals..
    Marsh is a little bit better than pilot, its just begging to be modified.
    Pilot is only good for pilot refills cuz its so damn expensive.. good basic ink
    Flowpen, mix with other things and can be rather good.
    Hard to buff is overrated and over priced. its just not hard to buff.

    get kiwi edge dressing, replace the foam nib with a better one..
    pour kiwi into bowl
    get some minwax wood stain, put in about 3-4 teaspoons of that.. (stains good)
    put 2-3 fish oil vitamin things in it, or if u dont have fish oil, use 3in1 or other multipurpose oil (stain)
    throw in 4 teaspoons of laquer thinner (cant paint over it)
    thinken it up by stirring in some wood glue...
    pour back into mop

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    red,black,green,blue biro ink
    silvo polisher
    rust proof paint
    printing ink
    black it for iron
    and brake fluid
    ohh yeah an some shoe polish

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  2. rubbish heap

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    wow, thanks for stealing shit that I laboured long hours to write, lol.

    yourself, you did post some good information at the bottom though.
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    nice one..
    the Genitian Violet i have has a label on the front 'Methyl Violet'..
    same thing?
    what i've read about it seems to match, slight greenish tint etc..but just making sure before incase i fuck up some needed garvey..
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    no problem rubbish! im always up for stealing other peoples prized work :) lol hope i didnt piss you off too much.. the superthread was good but it was so much talk and to few recipes so i just put it on one page...
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    Where do you get these fish oil tablets? Do they dissolve in there on their own?
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"The situation is completely un-American"

Discussion in 'Channel Zero' started by Ted Wakowski, Mar 26, 2002.

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    Excerpt from an article called What's Wrong With This Picture?
    by Mark Crispin Miller

    "...the news divisions of the media cartel appear to work against the public interest--and for their parent companies, their advertisers and the Bush Administration. The situation is completely un-American. It is the purpose of the press to help us run the state, and not the other way around. As citizens of a democracy, we have the right and obligation to be well aware of what is happening, both in "the homeland" and the wider world. Without such knowledge we cannot be both secure and free. We therefore must take steps to liberate the media from oligopoly, so as to make the government our own."
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    we needed some guy to write an article to tell us this? all the press is for is to make money... whatever is a popular idea is what's gonna get written about. obviously that's not always the case, but that's the majority of what gets published...
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    You might be surprised how many people do.

    The rest of that particular article's at www.TheNation.com
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    alin nightowl doesn t like what american leaders think of what america is...

    fuck america!!!!!! i spelt fuck "the"....the america!!!!!
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    As an American living abroad, I'd have to say I am horrified by the direction the country has gone in since 9/11. I t was bad before, now its intolerable
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    The movie ran through me
    The glamour subdue me
    The tabloid untie me
    I'm empty please fill me
    Mister anchor assure me
    That Baghdad is burning
    Your voice it is so soothing
    That cunning mantra of killing
    I need you my witness
    To dress this up so bloodless
    To numb me and purge me now
    Of thoughts of blaming you
    Yes the car is our wheelchair
    My witness your coughing
    Oily silence mocks the legless
    Ones who travel now in coffins
    On the corner
    The jury's sleepless
    We found your weakness
    And it's right outside our door
    Now testify
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    Rupert Murdoch is next in line to own this site. I hear he has plans to turn the "benches" into a fully interactive, right-wing shopping network and "channel zero" into channel zero 1, 2, 3, Espanol and request live.


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Сообщение BelindaRaman » 11 сен 2017, 12:19

But between both Woodley and , you have two of the best pass rushers from 3 OLB we have seen a few years.I looked around at the other people.You are always harder on your own children, says.This team just cannot stay healthy - Hill is missing time with a sprained toe - but they keep on finding a way to win, and of late that's been as much about a good offense as a defense.A grim-looking Sen.

Zhou has also arranged players from the Beijing Primary School to attend both Boston and Washington.However, to compare him to White is one of the dumbest things I've ever heard.As I mentioned earlier, Gulutzan feels extremely comfortable using Stajan tough spots at any point a game.Nothing is official yet, however the program believe that Jones knows he is a dead walking.The Packers only dressed four wideouts on , which became an issue when both Cobb and Jones left with injuries.

It still takes a pretty good defense to do that, though.A graduate of Mission North High School and County Community College, played third base and coached the Kansas City area League.I still think Baalke just messed this one up..Washington - Barnett, DE, Tennessee, Jr.But it's a opportunity for Cheslor.We battle for each other, and that's paying off right now.
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