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On Nov 2, BostonHerald.com's editorial staff blasted a measure on the Massachusetts ballot that would legalize medical marijuana, for terminally ill patients, but also "other conditions as determined in writing by a qualifying patient's physician." This, to their horror, might mean "Depression? No problem. How about migraines, fibromyalgia? Whatever." We know that people enduring real suffering with these conditions don't feel they're just 'whatever.'
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Recently, I did a research paper on the feed lot cattle industry. What spurred my interest was an important movie called Food, Inc. which, for those of you who haven't seen it, will make anyone question where their food comes from. They dive into more than just the treatment of the animals and find out the overall effects of this type of agriculture (if one can call it that). I can assure you that this is not an exaggerated issue. I personally have traveled through parts of the state of Wyoming and Nebraska in which the smell from these feedlots is so overwhelmingly intense it makes me nauseous just thinking about it. All I kept thinking while driving past the feedlots was, "That place is so disgusting and we actually eat what they grow, that can't be good for us". And it isn't.
It all boils down to what the cows are fed. These days, cows are fed corn, hormones and remains of other cattle. Why? Because they get fat, fast. According to Michael Pollan, author of the Omnivore's Dillema, cows 50 years ago took four or five years before they were big enough to slaughter. Today, we see them growing at enormous rates. A steer will go from 80 pounds to 1,100 pounds in 14 months. Plus, corn is a cheap feed as is the remains of their fellow species. In other words, the cattle industry makes a much higher profit at a faster rate.
What you end up with is a cow who is suffering from anything from bloat to acidosis. Their stomachs are becoming more acidic due to the starchy corn feed. What happens then is the bacteria in their stomach becomes acid resistant. So when we eventually eat this cow's meat, the bacteria that would normally be killed off by our own stomach acids isn't killed at all. Hence the E-Coli outbreaks we've all heard about. This spreads very easily when you consider the living conditions of these animals. Typically, they are overcrowded facilities in which the animals are standing ankle deep in feces. Yeah…not pretty.
Feeding cows the remains of other cows also yields a problem. This is helps to spread that lovely little disease known as Mad Cow Disease or Encephalopathy. The USDA knows of these practices, but has yet to put a strict ban on them.
There is a solution to these issues. Grass feeding cattle. It is practical and natural and will reduce the sicknesses in animals by up to 80%. Cows would no longer be eating corn which causes the acid resistance. Therefore, E-Coli would be significantly reduced and the need to pump antibiotics in these animals would be eliminated. Plus, they wouldn't eat the remains of other cows so the spread of Mad Cow Disease would also be eradicated. Seems like a fantastic solution to me!
However, the USDA has deemed it unfeasible. Why? Grass is a renewable resource. It's easy to grow. You can reduce any harm on the environment with cattle rotation (which simulates the way Bison would have roamed years ago). The meat is higher in Omega-3 fats and is more lean than corn fed beef. Seems feasible to me.
If you want to find grass fed beef in your area, I highly recommend it. Make sure you read the labels carefully. You can contact local farmers directly or visit your local farmers market or natural food store. It may be more expensive, but it tastes good and you're not filling your body with unhealthy fats, antibiotics and potentially dangerous viruses.
I am posting my full paper online, for more sources check out Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollen and Food Matters by Mark Bittman.

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Hopefully they will end up at Robby as well so I can get a group order going...
If it gets above that $25-$30 range that Jeff mentioned, I might have to pass.
Pretty cool. I would say that although they are doing this set, doesnt mean they wont do a regular series. They are making a Lost 2-pack and a regular series so it can still happen.
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Omar Bigelow scored 20 of his game-high 24 points in the second half and Williams High School captured a come-from-behind victory against visiting Rockingham County 54-50 in a Mid-State 3-A Conference boys� basketball game Thursday night.
Trailing 32-26 at half, Bigelow accounted for all 15 of the Bulldogs� third-quarter points as Williams cut the Cougars� lead to 42-41 heading into the final quarter.
The Bulldogs (3-12 overall, 2-5 Mid-State 3-A Conference) continued the rally in the fourth quarter as Williams grabbed a five-point lead and held on with free throws for the final margin.
Alan Sharpe added 11 points and Elijah Moore chipped in 10 for Williams.
-- JORDAN-MATTHEWS 56, BARTLETT YANCEY 46: At Yanceyville, Bryson Bittle had 16 points, Casey Golden 12 and Antoine Williams 10 as visiting Jordan-Matthews raced past Bartlett Yancey in a Mid-State 2-A Conference game.
Seth Hancock hit four 3-pointers and finished with a team-high 16 points and Marquis Mims added 10 for the Buccaneers (1-15, 0-7).
-- BURLINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 59, AMERICAN HEBREW ACADEMY 31: Andrew Carden scored 16 points and had 11 rebounds and teammate Romeo Ferguson joined Carden with a game-high 16 points as BCA cruised in the Triad Athletic Conference contest.
Josh Folwell round out the double-figure scoring for the Royals with 11 points.
Jamison Jeffers dished out 12 assists for BCA (11-5, 6-0).
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Dejea Scott scored a game-high 12 points and Sarah Davis drained three 3-pointers to lead Williams High School past visiting Rockingham County 38-36 in a back-and-forth Mid-State 3-A Conference game.
The Bulldogs (10-7, 4-3) outscored the Cougars 12-6 from the free-throw line with a 12-for-16 effort.
Cassiday Jordan scored 10 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for Williams. The Bulldogs led 22-19 at halftime.
Mikayla Moore and N�quierra Hammock scored nine points apiece to led Rockingham County (9-8, 2-5).
-- EASTERN ALAMANCE 63, WESTERN ALAMANCE 18: At Mebane, Jaimee Cousin led a balanced scoring attack with 15 points and the Eagles won by at least 20 points for the third game in as many nights.
�I was worried a little bit about a letdown after a big win,� Eastern Alamance coach Tim Krotish said, with his team coming off a victory against Eastern Guilford on Wednesday night. �I thought they came back and played hard, especially playing three nights back-to-back, fatigue can be a factor.�
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Kierra James led Western Alamance (3-15, 1-7) with 11 points, scoring all eight of the Warriors� second-quarter points.
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Haley Stokes added 10 points, 11 steals and seven assists while Brittany Barrett pulled down nine rebounds for BCA (2-10, 1-3).
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BRISTOL — With last week's resignation of Chairman Tom Wells of the Bristol Planning Commission, Vice-Chair Chico Martin has stepped into the acting chairman's role.
Although the planning commission didn't discuss this development on Tuesday, Martin told the Independent he would be acting chair until and possibly after — if appointed — the planning commission's organizational meeting on the third Tuesday in April.
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Vermont's 2012 presidential primary will be held on Town Meeting Day, Tuesday, March 6. The Democratic primary will be uneventful, with President Obama running unopposed for renomination. The results of the Republican primary will determine how the state's delegation to the Republican National Convention, which will be held in Tampa in late August, will be divided among the candidates.
Two months after my most recent move — and sick of fishing CDs out of packing boxes — I had to face the inevitable: It was time to haul my music collection out of the boxes and organize it onto the shelves.
With several hundred CDs to sort through, the first choice for a music nerd is whether to group everything together alphabetically or to separate the music by genres.
Here's a political question to ponder. In a representative democracy, should a public board follow 'majority rule' or what might be called 'plurality rule'?
More specifically, if town residents vote 60 percent to 40 percent against locating a gravel pit near town, should the governing body write rules that sort of prohibit the pit but allow some gravel extraction in a smaller corner of the proposed pit — taking the stated stance that "not everyone gets what they want," so the board splits the difference?
Bristol residents should welcome a blanket statement from the selectboard at its last meeting that encouraged citizen participation at all public meetings within the town, and apologized to one resident who was recently denied an opportunity to speak at a recent planning commission meeting.
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Here's an article on them:
Little Couple Adopts Zoey
In 2011, the Sister Wives Blog started out as a place to talk about the TLC reality show "Sister Wives", Kody Brown and his wives Christine, Robyn, Meri and Janelle. Today we not only discuss the show, we discuss Polygamy in our society, and the public perceptions of the Mormon Religion. We discuss "Polygamy USA" and will be covering "My 5 Wives." This blog is geared towards the adult reader, so please, no one under the age of 18 years. Thank you!
And they have REAL JOBS! What a concept! :)ReplyDelete
I have watched this show a few times and I enjoy it. You are right. They don't whine, complain & justify their lifestyle, they just live their lives and do the things most of us do. They've had many ups and downs but have persevered to the point that they now have their 2 children.
I would love for you to follow their show. Give us a breath of fresh air!
i heart this show since its early beginnings. it's been fantastic watching this couple in their journey through early marriage, career, moves, home-building, family planning and now finally with a family of their own. they are both charming, articulate, very real in their emotions and celebrations in their lives. watching this show is a very positive experience for everyone involved, a true reminder of what family is all about.ReplyDelete
Yes I love them!ReplyDelete
Jen and Bill are inspiring. I can not wait to see little Zoey! Yes! Let's add the show. It will make an interesting mix. I too a am an adoptive mother. When you adopt an older child,it does make it more difficult later on. Looking forward to talking about it here.ReplyDelete
Count me in as a fan of this show.
Not only are these two people responsible, mature adults with a complete absence of scam or faux dramas, their show is a teaching opportunity on several levels. They both have battled physical difficulties and limitations with grace and dignity. Their very demeanor shuts down any thought of bias or ignorant judgement about "Little People."
They both are articulate and reasonable "regular" people just doing the best they can with their unique circumstances. Rather than pander for pity, they champion personal incentive and effort.
She is a senior staff pediatrician in a well-known Texas hospital. He owns and runs his own business.
Yes, they "work" for a living.
But their show also addresses some specific other life struggles which can readily apply to the general population. For instance, Jen's struggles with IVF and surrogacy and the heartbreak of failure of the process. The whole process of adoption and the patience and awareness required for the transition and adjustment when the adoption happily goes through. The predictable ups and downs of building a house....without any ridiculous "will they or won't they" crappola.
It is a good show.
Hear, hear
I wholeheartedly agree with "amused" " I also am a fan and enjoy the show . And would love to learn more about the adoption process from the children's point of view...what makes them feel secure and loved in a new environment, how to help them through this adjustment to their new family, short and long term.
Is this the right forum ? I don't know, but all I can say is I have reached my quota on the Sisterwives saga....the whole artificial mess of it.
Why not explore this new topic for a while. I think it would do us good.
Great show.ReplyDelete
I'm in!
I think this show is what "Little People, Big World" was supposed to be, showing the trials and tribulations of little people trying to survive in a world that's not designed for their physical limitations. After several seasons, these folks still have real jobs and ARE managing their lives well.
I've always maintained that the "fame" of being reality TV "stars" brings out the real personalities of those who are on the show . . . Kate Gosselin, the Roloffs, and the Browns have all shown who they "really" are. I think Jen and Bill are "really" awesome!
I have watched this a few times, and I have come to love this family! They are such loving parents to Will. Can't wait to meet ZoeReplyDelete
I actually love this show. Especially since Will has joined the family. I know it will put a smile on my face. No acting involved it feels like they are just letting us look in the window of their lives. Cannot wait to meet the newest addition to their familyReplyDelete
I have only really started watching this season as they have adopted Will and I must say that precious child has quite stolen my heart.ReplyDelete
I love this show and have watched from the beginning. They are REAL people showing real struggles in various areas of life.ReplyDelete
YES PLEASE!ReplyDelete
Yes! Yes! Yes! Little Couple is fabulous! My very, very, favorite show. I would love for you to cover them.ReplyDelete
So refreshing after the usual crappy reality families.ReplyDelete
I really enjoy this show. I am always cheering for their success!ReplyDelete
It truly is the antithesis of Sister Wives. I've been hooked on it for awhile. What I especially love is their humble demeanor, that they are grateful for what they have, that they have a loving extended familiy interacting with them and that it is by, in large, original footage - not constant flashbacks like there is in Sister Wives.ReplyDelete
I LOVE THIS SHOW!!! I would love it if you gave them some exposure! These are two amazing souls who worked hard to get where they are. They are actively making the world a better place. :)ReplyDelete
Oh, please start following this show! It's the only thing on the"learning" channel that I will still watch.ReplyDelete
I love them!!! It's a show where there doesn't have to be "drama" or "crying" or "conflict"... I am assuming they have writers for all "reality TV". This show has some good writing and for sure good editing! I believe the couple's name are in the credits, which leads me to believe they have some sort of say in what is put out there on TV for us. Smart people...very smart.ReplyDelete
They both have executive producer credit.Delete
I almost forgot, in an interview recently, Bill said they don't watch the show until it airs (like everybody else) with the exception of Jen having to edit the medical footage to make sure nothing "sensitive" is shown.Delete
I cannot believe that it's done already?? Seriously?? I really wish they would make this an hour show! I just love Will...love the relationship between Will and Baba...fantastic show!!ReplyDelete
I would love to follow the Little Couple on this blog. I think it would really bring some fun into the mix.ReplyDelete
YES!!!! These 2 people are 2 of the most inspiring people on tv. Jennifer and Bill did not let their condition (most people would call it a disability) keep them from success. There is nothing disabled about them. She is a doctor but chose patients that are smaller than she. He started his business in telemarketing where he earned respect before anyone could make assumptions about his ability. They never complain, work hard, and deal with challenges head on. I Just Love em. Their little boy is the cutest thing to watch on TV. His relationship with Bill is comical. I would love for you to blog about them. But if people start talking sh*t about them, I may blow a gasket.ReplyDelete
Personally I would prefer the blog stick with polygamy and other Sister Wives related topics rather than deviate to other shows. Maybe discussion of Little People could be part of a free discussion post? Just my two cents. :)ReplyDelete
I agree. I feel like this blog has helped tremendously in making a dent in such a serious problem that without it, the majority wouldn't have really known existed. Its captured the attention of not only fans of the blog, but some serious individuals working to stop the abuses going on in polygamy. I wouldn't want the blog to deviate from it now. Obviously, most commenters like the idea, but personally I feel like that would be jumping ship in a big way. Keep in free discussion range and stick to on topic. Hopefully this doesn't mean that folks are getting bored with the topic of polygamy. This blog is a huge voice for so many. That would be sad to see it go in a different direction. But of course that's only my opinion.Delete
I'm in agreement..so make that 4 cents please :)Delete
I agree.Delete
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I love this show. They are so normal, and their little guy Will is adorable. I'm really looking forward to the trip to India to meet Zoey. It's very refreshing to watch them. One of my favorite episodes was when Bill and Jen celebrated their anniversary where they were married in St. Petersburg, Florida.ReplyDelete
yes yes yes!! i LOVE them!ReplyDelete
What an inspiring show. They are such good, hard working people who have lived a life of excellence in the face of adversity. Anyone can see how much they love their little boy and I can't wait until their little girl comes home. The show is entertaining without exploitation. TLC is probably baffled. The Browns should be ashamed of themselves.ReplyDelete
I have watched "The Little Couple" for the past 3 seasons, and I really enjoy the show. Bill and Jen are bright, active, successful people who just happen to have been born with dwarfism. Learning how they've overcome many challenges--without the slightest whiff of self-pity--is inspiring. Last season they dealt with the heartbreak of infertility and a failed pregnancy by surrogate. This season I was delighted to watch them adopt their son, Will, from China, and I'm looking forward to seeing them bring their daughter, Zoey, home from India soon. The couple's deep love and respect for one another is a joy to see. "The Little Couple" is the opposite of "Sister Wives" in every way, a refreshing change.ReplyDelete
I LOVE this show!ReplyDelete
I just love this show and think it would be a great idea to follow it! Imagine "TLC" having a show that lives up their name!!!!
I love the show, but kind of wonder what the point would be about blogging and commenting on it. We all agree it is a sweet show. The more I think about it, the more I would rather stick to just the plyg topic. There will be plenty coming up in awhile to critique with the Williams show etc. If we're going to discuss anything, beyond plygs on reality shows, I think discussing Little People, Big World would offer more to talk about.Delete
I have watched this show from the beginning and I love it! I cant wait to see when Zoey comes. Their season is way too short. This is what a reality show is supposed to be , real life!ReplyDelete
I actually enjoy this show a lot but I prefer the blog to stick with polygamy not that its up to me! To be honest I also enjoy 19 Kids which is not always so popular with people that have an issue with having so many children. I go to another blog that cover 19 Kids because I went out of my way to search for it. I guess my point is IMO, I come here for plyg convo and I go to another blog for 19 Kids convo. Maybe a seperate blog for Little People? Not that I wouldn't mind an occasional open discussion about them...ReplyDelete
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I agree. I prefer the blog to stick with Sister Wives and with the new polyg shows coming up, we'll have plenty to talk about - especially since Ed and others have expanded our discussions into the whole culture/lifestyle/religion/societal problems.
(Maybe include the Little Couple in a regular weekend open discussion when it returns, would work rather than a separate blog post about it.)
I really enjoy 19 Kids, too. Their lifestyle choice certainly isn't for me, but that's what great about this country. If you follow the laws (hello Brown family) and actually take responsibility for your lifestyle choice (HELLO BROWN FAMILY) then you can live and let live.
I can barely handle 2 kids, so it amazes me that the Duggars can handle so many kids so well.
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Count me in! I'm up for anything interesting and fun and pretty tired of polygamy and especially the Browns. I don't even bother to watch the TLC clips anymore ... but do love this blog! The Little Couple look very interesting and would enjoy following their adoption story.ReplyDelete
I wonder how would this lovely family would feel about being discussed on a polygamy snark blog? To be associated even tangentially with the Browns? To have their names come up in a Google search with polygamy?
imho, there should be a separate blog, and this blog should stick to polygamy, which is a huge topic as it is. Maybe if the content expands the blog should be renamed to reflect the non-sister wives content.
That being said, this IS Mister Sister's blog and she can do with it as she pleases.
"I wonder how would this lovely family would feel about being discussed on a polygamy snark blog? To be associated even tangentially with the Browns? To have their names come up in a Google search with polygamy? "
This is a valid point !
As much as I like their show, not sure that these folks and their "ethical and forthright" lifestyle would really fit in here.
Maybe only as a blatantly sunny comparison to the phony, dishonest SisterWives show.
Love, love, love this show! Definitely a "yes" vote from me. They are so "real," whereas let's face it....a good portion of what we see on SW's is as fake as fake gets. The "fake" courtship, that had in fact already started, progressed. The "fake" forced exodus from Utah. The "fake" baby drama - I am convinced Kody and Meri knew that script from the time Sobbyn offered to be her surrogate. The "fake" are we going to get the houses or not. The "fake" jobs/businesses. And I could go on.
Bill/Jennifer are awesome, and genuine, and everything about their life and what we see makes sense....because it's REAL. Oh, and one more thing....Will is quite possibly the most adorable toddler I've ever seen. When he smiles, it makes me happy. Did I mention my vote is "yes?" (-:
I've followed this show and I love it. They are great people. Love how they are positive and don't complain about everything. They could complain about a lot but they've worked through their trials. They've made a good life for themselves. You can see that by their jobs. They've worked hard for that. They worked hard for their house and now they're working hard to make a family. They are such a positive influence.ReplyDelete
As a long time lover of this blog, I'm voting no. Not that I have anything against the show, but I get very excited when I see a new post on here and would be disappointed if it was about something other than SW, polygamy, or the like. I agree with the poster above that maybe Little Couple could be part of the free discussion boards. I'd rather the blog as a whole stay on topic. :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE this family....and have watched their series for years now....cant wait to see their little daughter ZOEY in their next season, next March. Yes please...lets follow. Cheers, Valerie :)ReplyDelete
After watching the train wreck that make up "Sister Wives" it would be a joy to watch (with bloggy friends here) something that is a real delight!
This blog puts TWOP to shame. :-)
I absolutely love this show!ReplyDelete
I love this family. I have watched this show from the beginning and these people are endlessly happy and handles life's struggles with grace. They are both mature adults, with no passive aggressive behavior, no jealousy, or animosity. When Jenn went through fertility treatments my heart broke for them. Yet they accepted what life handed them and now they have their beautiful children.ReplyDelete
The Little Couple is my FAVORITE show (at least in the "reality tv" category). They are so loving and sweet both as a couple and as parents, and Will is just adorable! I wish they would adopt me!! :)ReplyDelete
This is a great show but PLEASE don't follow it on this blog! This is the only proper, dedicated Sister Wives/polygamy blog, there are loads of blogs about other shows! Just like I didn't like the idea of Honey Boo Boo being followed on this blog, I don't like this idea either. It's great every now and again in a free discussion post, but not regularly.
Thanks for all your work, as ever!
I disagree. I didn't watch the Jodi Arias Trail but the but the blog followed it. i see nothing wrong with adding a few posts about some topic others like!Delete
One of the stated purposes for this blog is "to discuss public perceptions of the Mormon religion". The Jodi Arias trial had an association with the Mormon religion as Travis was a practicing Mormon, and Jodi Arias supposedly converted to Mormonism. the Little Couple have no connections to Mormonism. I vote no to covering that show, but, certainly, Mr. Sister can and will do what she likes. It is her blog.Delete
Ditto on the Jodi Arias thing. I didn't watch that trial either so I just skipped past those discussions. No big deal. So if people aren't interested in The Little Couple they can skip that too. It's not like The Little Couple is full of drama and bull&%#$ like the Sister Wives. There won't be THAT much discussion about them.Delete
If I had a say I would vote "no" because I like the idea of this blog being more about polygamy families. That said, I have enjoyed the blog very much.ReplyDelete
If there are separate threads that include "The Little Couple" in the title, those who don't want to follow it or discuss it can just ignore those threads. I like the idea of being able to discuss another topic with the folks I've gotten to know here!ReplyDelete
I love this show, too! It's so nice to see such a loving couple have the family they so dearly wanted, and to give wonderful homes to two children. There's also the aspect of overcoming adversity. I find it very uplifting and inspiring! I love watching Will get up from a seated position from the floor! He just sort of floats up!ReplyDelete
The Little Couple was commented on in another thread, and I added my opinions about it then. I would love to be able to come here to see a thread about them, once in a while. I don't think it will detract from the plyg threads - especially right now when there really isn't anything plyg to talk about.
As I commented before, I was VERY impressed by the decisions Jen & Bill made about how to handle their first 6 weeks at home in Texas with Will. They did not allow any cameras, and kept visitors to immediate family only. This allowed them the privacy to bond with Will without outside distractions. Although neither Jen nor Bill had ever taken care of young children before (other than her experience in the hospital with patients), they were very careful about the decisions they made as new parents. I think they provide a terrific role model to parents of any size! Will is an adorable 3-year-old, and his parents sometimes struggle with discipline and boundaries - as any parents of a 3-year-old do.
I agree with Anonymous 5:03pm. I had no interest in the Jodi Arias Trial, and was bored with all the posts about it on this blog. If you simply make separate threads for The Little Couple, anyone who isn't interested can skip to other threads about Sister Wives and other plygs. I like the idea of having this one place to come to for info about plygs AND The Little Couple - the best TLC program I've seen. Just my humble opinion.
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I agree with you on keeping this about the sw/polygamy blog. I do like very much The Little Couple, i think they need their own blog. Keep this on the Pligs. Please. (long time reader first time poster) LOVE THIS BLOG!
While I like little people, I think it should be a separate blog. Thank you for the wonderful job you do as always.ReplyDelete
That little boy looks soooo happy! What a joy to see the love in their lives.ReplyDelete
Absolutely YES! My kids and I love this show and I also use it as a teaching tool. Families come in all shapes, sizes and colors...don't discriminate or judge! It would be a great forum to discuss something different as well as positive.ReplyDelete
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I agree with Sinister Drives that the Jodi Arias trial was covered because of the aspect of Mormanism. I think people were interested because one of her defences was that two people had murdered Travis Alexander and they wondered if it was a Mormon blood atonement that the Mormons believed in years ago. Travis and Jodi also worked for Pre Paid Legal that is an MLM like the green goo MLM that the Browns are into.
Perhaps the Little Couple could be discussed on a separate post and anyone not interested could skip over it.
Sometimes when the blog is slow it is nice to come on and still see what our friends are chatting about.
I understand how many simply were uninterested in the legal-crime aspect of the Arias trial, but I enjoyed the discussions about the trial and how the Mormon religion was for a time a main focus. (Actually, I thought it was fascinating and educational.) I understood why the blog covered the trial for a short period of time. I don't see an association or link to Little Couple though.
I'd prefer the blog stick to shows about Polygamy:
Sister Wives, Polyg USA, and the upcoming new shows: My 5 Wives (the Williams family), Breaking the Faith (about the lost boys and girls), and Escaping the Prophet (Flora Jessup's show). I think we'll have lots to discuss with the 3 new shows plus the returning ones.
I agree with keeping the topics separate. I don't think this couple would be thrilled to be on a polygamy blog. just my own personal opinion though.ReplyDelete
Plural Ants in My Pants said...
I love the show, but kind of wonder what the point would be about blogging and commenting on it. We all agree it is a sweet show. The more I think about it, the more I would rather stick to just the plyg topic. There will be plenty coming up in awhile to critique with the Williams show etc. If we're going to discuss anything, beyond plygs on reality shows, I think discussing Little People, Big World would offer more to talk about.
I agree with everything you said. We all agree about the Little Couple. I love the show! There is almost no controversy, there are already fan blogs about the show, and other than agreeing with each other, what would we discuss?
The Little People (Roloff family) show will be re-starting their series this coming week (supposedly not specials, but actually resuming their series but we'll have to see). They've always had lots of controversy with plenty to discuss. I just don't see what we'll be talking about with Jen and Bill especially since the show is on hiatus now.
With the upcoming 2 new polygamy shows, I think there will be plenty to discuss here without straying from the blog's focus "on the Sister Wives show, Polygamy in our society, and the public perceptions of the Mormon Religion".
Love this show but don't think this blog is the appropriate place to discuss it.
Perhaps a separate blog with a link in the right margin? While I enjoy the show, I don't think it really "fits" with the theme of this one.ReplyDelete
I actually had the great fortune of hearing Jen speak at a conference about medical simulation. She is an amazing physician (neonatologist), great speaker and TV personality. I just don't see how the Little Couple with their work ethic, education and positive life experience belongs on the same blog with the looser Kodettets its like the difference between tiramisu and cheep cheep Halloween candy.
Just call me Sunshine
I love the show "The Little Couple" it is a show that has inspired me for quite some time. Now that Jen and Bill have started a family it's become all the more amazing to watch. I can't wait to see what their trip to India is like when they pick up their adopted daughter Zoe! Please donate time to it, it would be refreshing to see such a genuine family represented along side the growing mess that the Browns are creating!ReplyDelete
Don't you mean 'budget budget' Halloween candy, Sunshine? ;DReplyDelete
I agree, I also am a big fan of the little couple (and respect them as a highly functional family). They belong on a separate blog!ReplyDelete
I vote a yes! Just like off topic days, an occasional post on these folks would be fun!ReplyDelete
I guess I am in the minority here. I find both Jen and Bill annoying. Yes, they have faced and overcome adversity, but with the HELP of TLC they were able to build a home, travel and most likely help fund their kids very expensive adoptions. It's great the kids have a chance at living a rich person's life, get the most likely funded health care at the best possible place for their type of dwarfism, but what bothers me so much is that their entire adoption, pickup, first moments are FILMED for you and I to ogle over. The kids have no choice in this very private moment. They are exploited once again by TLC. No one will convince me that Jen and Bill have made choices based on their TLC salary. I think both are prentisous (sp) and obnoxious. They are snobs. Will is a little friend to them. He is referred to us "buddy" most of the time. Frankly, Jen is not physically able to care for him. I realize they have a nanny, and most likely a 24/7 nanny. I find many things wrong with this show. Are Will and Zoe better off? Sure, without a doubt. But this is just exploitive in nature for me.
I love this show and would love to follow it here!ReplyDelete
I sometimes watch this show. I do like little people big world. They have had lot of bad luck. I like the children wonder how twins are doing separated by college. They were very close. The Dad looks like he is more crippled this year.ReplyDelete
I really hope you don't follow The Little Couple on this blog because of people like Anon 10/28 at 10:09am.
Bill and Jen actually really limit the camera time and have stated on multiple interviews the only reason they are sharing this is to show that their disability isn't preventing them from getting their dreams. They also wanted to show the truth about adopting. Also, I don't know if you know how much NICU doctors make; but it's significant and the TLC $ certainly is nothing next to her salary. Bill also runs his own business. They would still have that beautiful house without TLC. They would still have the cars, and the general lifestyle. They might be a little stuck up sure; but they are giving two kids who otherwise would've stayed in an orphanage their entire lives because they have a disability (because people who adopt want healthy kids typically) a wonderful life. They will also get the medical attention they need and deserve. Not to mention attention and love. So please don't follow them on this blog. I would hate to see more comments saying that Bill and Jen aren't capable of having kids because they have a disability or they see their child as a "buddy".
Anon 10/29 at 3:09 p.m. you make excellent points and add to the chorus voting not to follow the show.
Off topic - but not somehow related. Anybody watch Hoarder's Buried Alive Oct. 30? They had a Little Person hoarder on it. Have they been reading this blog and our silly suggestions they might combine their various shows? What's next? My Big Fat Gypsy Hoarder or the Plyg Family Hoarders?
I would enjoy covering, discussing, and recapping this show. I think if we kept it to one day per week or minimal, it would be fun. Plyg is a very serious topic and I still think the abuses need exposure. I think we could still make sure the blog has one true focus, while being able to chat about a show occasionally that many people here say they watch and enjoy.ReplyDelete
I would love to hear more about this show on the blog! I watched a few episodes of this show when it first aired, but like you I feel like I am "stumbling" upon it again. I started watching when they were preparing to travel to adopt their son. Really like the show now and it has become one of my weekly watches. I think they are "A" class and agree that they are different than a lot of the other reality shows out there. I think because they are not in it for the money, they have other very successful ways of supporting themselves. Great to see! And would love to discuss the whole adoption, bonding with children, etc. issues on here!ReplyDelete
Yes, I love this show!!!ReplyDelete
Defiantly do a post when we get to see little Zoey!!ReplyDelete
Every time I watch this show I come away with a smile. This couple really seems to be in love. Their interaction is reminiscent of every couple I know ( including my husband & myself ) who truly love & care for each other. Plus, they are smart, caring, and now that they have a son and hopefully soon a daughter , I am even more excited for them. I just hope a reality show does not ruin them. Makes me want to scream at them .."RUN from reality T.V. ! Quickly, and NOW ! " Selfishly I hope they don't, but remain true to what is important to them.ReplyDelete
Love the show! YES!!!ReplyDelete
Looked for a picture of Zoey online, found none. Assuming they will show her off in the next season? I can't wait!ReplyDelete
Haven't been on the blog in a few months and reviewed blog posts. I agree with the vast majority of commenters that the Little Couple Show is absolutely wonderful. I LOVE it! Jen & Bill are mature, intelligent, caring people who have some awesome values.
Originally I was going to give a 100% on following the show but after reading all the comments and seeing some very valid points about not following it, I'm not sure what the answer is. Luckily, I don't have to make that decision.
Not sure anyone will come back and see this comment but I just wanted to let anyone who does and hasn't seen this news that Jen has been diagnosed with cancer. From the article on USNews Magazine: "TLC is asking that Little Couple fans send their well-wishes to Arnold on Twitter using the hashtag #getwelljen."
Meanwhile, I might take a search to see if I can find a fan blog on them.


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RE#15 - Edge of Death
October 7, 2005, 06:24 PM »
Over two months have passed since Rykrof Enloe has seen his family. Thought to be dead by the leaders of the Republic and by his closest friends, no rescue attempt has been made. As the war continues, a lone Federation Battleship looms over the planet as the Confederacy continues to hunt any Republic survivors.
Taking refuge in an abandoned Badoo Corba terrorist base, Rykrof and his team search the complex for supplies. Taking shifts, at all times a lone guard stands outside to watch for approaching droids.
Hoping to find a ship inside the complex, Rykrof and TK-42 have searched the entire base but come up empty handed.
During his stay, Rykrof has found one working terminal, and viewed hundreds of recordings; including a transmission to evacuate the complex sent by the new leader of the Badoo Corba, Troffar the Terrible, immediately prior to the Republics arrival in the Dathomir system.
He has also had the chance to become acquainted with Freelo, a freelance archaeologist who had been contracted by the Separatists to help coordinate an excavation on Rhen Var. Although the Mon Calamari had considered working for the Confederacy, Rykrof has learned that his new acquaintance is no enemy of the Republic, and had preferred to stay out of the war. Rykrof has enjoyed the company of the stranded alien, who is now willing to help the Republic if he can ever get off the planet.
After another day of endless research, Rykrof comes across a startling discovery the secret identities and coordinates of dozens of Badoo Corba terror cells throughout the galaxy, including the underground of the Republic capitol of Coruscant.
Amazed at his find, Rykrof quickly saves the data onto two separate security locked data cylinders.
Knowing his chances of survival are slim, he entrusts the second data cylinder to Freelo.
If only one of us makes it out of here, this information must get to the Republic. Chancellor Palpatine will know how to retrieve the data, Rykrof says.
With this priceless information in their possession, Rykrof speaks with his troops and the decision is made to leave the complex. They must find a way off the planet soon and if the base is discovered by the droid army with them inside it, they will have no way out.
Weve stayed here long enough, Rykrof says. It looks like our only option is to find Freelos ship and see if we can make the necessary repairs.
Meanwhile, in the Daabul system, Count Dooku makes contact with his master, Darth Sidious.
The Force is with us, Master Sidious, Dooku says as he greets the Dark Lord of the Sith.
Yes, the war is going as planned. Neither side has struck a distinct advantage, Sidious says. What of the progress on Dathomir? Has the Republic strike team been eliminated?
They surely must be dead by now. Commander Ventress has found no trace of further survivors or encountered the witch to my knowledge. However, I have sent General Snodd to accompany her. The two of them will ensure that the strike team is indeed dead, Dooku replies.
Time is of the essence. She is too valuable to be chasing down ordinary troops for this long. But within her burns a blatant weakness. Her aggression gives her strength, but she underestimates her enemies like my former apprentice, Sidious hisses.
Inform her that her time allotted to find proof of their death is nearing an end. Then we will see how she fares against a more suitable adversary Anakin Skywalker.
It will be done, my Master, Dooku replies. Commander Enloe surely must be dead by now. If he is not, in due time he will meet his destiny.
Meanwhile, back on Dathomir, Nemoidian General Snodd searches new areas far from the original crash site of the Republic strike team
and finds evidence that the team has survived longer than originally thought.
This helmet has not been sitting here for long. Possibly two weeks at most, he says to himself.
As the general continues to investigate the area surrounding the helmet, several droids from his unit continue to march west.
Suddenly, a laser blast strikes the lead droid.
And the surviving Republic troops continue to fire upon the Battle Droids.
Caught off guard, the droids begin to fall back as Rykrof's team advances.
Hearing the laser blasts, General Snodd approaches the scene of the battle.
Its them, he shouts. Kill them!
Sir, theres more of them approaching, TK-42 says. I request we fall back.
As the Republic troops retreat, General Snodd contacts Commander Ventress.
Ive found them! Three Republic troopers and a Mon Calamari heading southeast at coordinates two-zero-six-point-three-three-eight!
Rykrof and his group quickly disperse into the wilderness.
After over 20 minutes of running for their lives, Rykrof and Freelo slow down, only to find they have become separated from the other two troops.
Damn! How did that happen? Rykrof yells to himself. Hey, what the hell are you looking at?"
There is someone behind you, Freelo then says.
Hands up, a rough voice says.
As Rykrof turns around, he finds himself starting into the barrel of a D-11 blaster.
Suddenly another man appears, this one behind them.
Never seen a clone trooper look like you before, the man says. I thought you were all the same.
Commander Rykrof Enloe, of the Grand Army of the Republic, Rykrof says. And who might you be?
Cusiros the name. Traedon Cusiro. And if the Mon Calamari hadnt dropped his blaster, I reckon Briss would have shot him dead in the head. Hes never liked aliens.
How thoughtful of him, Rykrof replies.
Were from Correlia. Trying to get off this sewage dump for a while now. Droids have attacked us too, so I guess that puts us on the same side, he says.
Meanwhile, Asajj Ventress looks upon the corpse of a rancor, who was foolish enough to think she was its next meal. Pitiful creature, she laughs to herself.
After relishing in her kill, Ventress approaches General Snodd.
So, there are indeed survivors. But I see you let them escape, she hisses.
They cannot run for long, Snodd counters.
"My droids have found where they were hiding as well. They were kept up in a Badoo Corba complex. We will keep a squad of droids there in case they return.
Finally having new progress to report, Ventress contacts her master. My Lord, we have found them. It will not be long before they are dealt with.
I hope not, Commander. You have but 48 hours to complete your mission, Dooku replies.
They will be dead in half that time. Master I have felt a presence on this planet. Of one that is strong with the Force. But it is not the sensation of a Jedi, she says.
Your feelings serve you well, Asajj. If it is your fate, you will encounter this presence, Dooku says. If you survive, your power will grow to levels you cannot possibly imagine.
Meanwhile, Rykrofs separated troops discuss their situation.
Our primary objective is to see to it that the commander survives. Our lives are not important, TK-42 says.
Agreed, the other trooper replies. He needs to get that information to the chancellor.
Miles away, Rykrof, Freelo, Cusiro and Briss set camp for the night.
Although uncomfortable trusting these new men, Rykrof feels he has no choice. Any help is better than no help. He must concentrate on finding a way to deliver the data cylinder to the Republic. Although the Badoo Corba escaped and he has failed in his primary mission, he takes comfort knowing this information could save lives.
So how did you end up out here, Rykrof asks, breaking the awkward silence.
Shot down by the Separatists actually, Cusiro says. Smuggling supplies to Ithor. Once we crashed though, the real hell began. Ran into some sort of witch down here. Killed most of my men. Briss here actually escaped from her. Doesnt like to talk about it though.
Witch? Freelo asks. I encountered a creature in the woods unlike any I have ever seen. Only in folk lore have I heard of such an abomination. But what I saw after arriving here is true. Such things do exist.
Intrigued by what he is hearing, Rykrof allows the others to discuss what they have seen.
She may have been once a Nightsister. A user of the Force evil as hell. Ive heard stories about them, Cusiro whispers. Siriadne is her name.
From what Briss said, shes a living demon a cannibal. She never sleeps her obsession with flesh is her curse.
She is the curse of Dathomir
Last Edit: October 7, 2005, 11:31 PM by CHEWIE
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 06:58 PM »
Oh, This is getting really, REALLY good! And just in time for Hallowe'en, too!
This was a great chapter, Chewie. If I ever get to finishing up or even starting my photonovel, I hope it's as half as good as yours. I'm bad at photonovel reviews, but I do know what I like, and I like this chapter!
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 07:19 PM »
Eek! That's pretty eerie...I hope Rykrof doesn't meet up with her.
Freelo is a great character...I love sidekicks. Tylin before, now Freelo. Hope everything goes well in the next one.
I'm amazed you finished this so fast, with all the new computer add ins you're incorporating into your photonovels. Great job. Good luck and stay healthy next time!
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 07:31 PM »
Another solid chapter, Chewie. Very well done. Impressive...MOST impressive.
I'll have a more detailed analysis later... but fix the typo in the crawl before I do, okay?
Back from the dead!!!
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 07:40 PM »
OK, this story's on the borderline of EEEEVIL! j/k. Great chapter. Since Halloween's coming up, good timing!
Jedi Sentinel
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 07:45 PM »
Corrected that typo... it was the word "power" that should have read "powerful" - correct? If not, then there were two mistakes in the opening crawl.
Thanks for the kind words guys. This one was fun to do... can't wait until I can start the next one...
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 08:31 PM »
Wow, this was really fun! The plot thickens...
Still not digging the photoshopped Dooku pics for some reason. Everything else looks great! I hope those troopers reunite with Rykrof. I also like how you keep adding stranded people there. Kinda feels like Lost to me (even though I've never watched that show
). I still can't get over how great your weathering is on the survivors!
Keep up the good work! Can't wait to see Siriadne in action!
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 10:34 PM »
Wow. That was pretty cool. I agree with what the others said about the photoshopped Dooku, and Maul. You've done better than that Justin.
I'll let it slide because you were sick.
The picture kept, will remind me...
Jedi Sentinel
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 10:49 PM »
I assume you mean the holo effects for Dooku. I wasn't happy with how those turned out either. I don't know why, but I just couldn't get the desired effect on those (and a couple other effects shots). I guess now I'm going to have more criticism on such things since I've been doing these for so long now.
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 10:54 PM »
I was talking about the head on shot of Dooku when he was talking to Sidious. I like the holo effect.
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 10:58 PM »
Oh, ok - I see what you mean. Originally when I had shot the pic, I was getting a horrible flash there. So I used another pic I had of his head then added it on. It kind of has a fuzzy edge to it, and for that I apologize.
Any other shots that didn't turn out so well? What did you think of the camp fire scene? I did that one last night.
I like how you mentioned about adding in more stranded people there. I was afraid some people wouldn't like that.
Last Edit: October 7, 2005, 10:59 PM by CHEWIE
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 11:05 PM »
Maybe they'll start doing the numbers too, and find a hatch.
The picture kept, will remind me...
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 11:28 PM »
Nice work as usual Chewie!!! There was alot of ground covered in this chapter and it moved the story along really well.
- I liked that the group of survivors left the compound and had contact with the enemy, the fact that they got split up is very cool, I'd be surprised if Rykof ever see's the other 2 troops again.
- Freelo was a cool addition to the group, the minor supporting charecters always make the story, and it was very cool when the pair ran into the stranded smugglers, I didn't see that coming!
- Ventress will have her handsful with the witch and Skywalker, i can't wait to see those fight scenes.
- I really liked the first shot of the whitch, nice use of the rots Kit Fitso body, really makes her look like she used to be a Jedi. It would be cool, when which ever charecter runs into her first, comes up on her as shes eating on a dead clone tropper!
- The camp fire scene looked really good, the camp fire looked like an actual part of the scene, nice work.
Thanks for posting another chapter Chewie, especialy so quick. As always great work and keep them coming. Your dio-stories inspire me to do my own, and hopefully i'll be able to one day. thanks again, feel better!
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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October 7, 2005, 11:43 PM »
Jedistyle, that's the kind of review that I really appreciate, and another reason why the crowd is so good here. When you work hard at something, the people here seem tp recognize that and make you glad you spent so much time on a project like this. Even if there's anything about it that you thought was out of place or stupid, you can feel free to mention it. If you ever get into making photonovels Jedistyle, I am looking forward to seeing what you create.
I'm especially glad that you liked the campfire scene. That seemed to make it a lot more realistic to me, and made me think of playing the Star Wars Galaxies game (which I only played for a couple weeks when it first came out).
The witch, Siriadne was kinda fun to show a little more. I apologize that I have only shown her at the end of the past two stories. I could have jumped in and shown more of her in the action, but I thought it might be best to let this Dathomir plot play itself out and not to rush it.
As for splitting the group up some, I think that made it a little unpredictable, especially with introducing Traedon and Briss. I struggled with whether or not to introduce them yet, or even have them in the Dathomir series at all. Then when I thought of the campfire, I figured it might work.
Anyways, #16 will be titled "Curse of Dathomir" but I don't plan on starting that one for a couple weeks. I need some time off from these!
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Re: RE#15 - Edge of Death
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I liked the campfire...a lot. It was a really cool effect. If you'd said anything about fire earlier, I'd have expected a stereotypical blaze, but this one was quite the opposite.
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This pan across the Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys Ultra Deep Field shows the density of galaxies and morphology of very faint galaxies. This field of view is twice the size and higher in density than the original Hubble Deep Field. Beautiful galaxies are revealed as the camera pans across the image. These are some of the youngest galaxies that formed in the early universe.
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Range of motion
Sea turtles can only bend their flippers so far.
Honu Breath
Over/under of a sea turtle taking a breath.
2 ships in the night
Just passing by.
honu, hill, Haleakala
Lazy honu
That's some impressive neck strength.
Honu kisses
1 of 2 in a series.
No honu kisses!
2 of 2 in series.
Effective cover
Same male turtle as in 3 previous shots, Photos taken 1 and 1.5 weeks apart.
Shrouded by sand
Sandstorm provided by sea turtle.
Comin' at ya!
In yo face.
Makena Life
Two views of life in Makena. Above and Below. Over/Under
Green Sea Turtle Silhouette, Male
Green Sea Turtle Silhouette, Female
Head Scratchin' Honu
I've seen them do this numerous times, but never captured it like this. Maybe they are wiping their mouth or have an itch?
Honu Undercarriage
A clear day and a chill turtle made for a good shot. This a a female because her tail is short.
Barnacle Boy
This male Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle had almost 10 barnacles on various parts of himself.
Resting on the reef
A Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle rests on a rocky reef in Honolua Bay.
Mean Muggin'
A serious looking male sea turtle kicks up some sand with its front flippers and settles in for cover.
Tumored Turtle
This Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle was badly inundated with tumors caused by fibropapillomatosis. Blind in one eye and going blind in the other.
Sunburst Honu and Snorkeler
A silhouette style shot with enough clarity to light the underside as well.
Here's looking at you
A sea turtle sees its reflection in my camera dome.
Breathe up.
Honu taking a breath woth Maui behind.
Cold-blooded stare
A turtle rests in the sand while catching some rays.
Honu Yawn
A little yawn from this lady while relaxing on the bottom.
Red algae for dinner tonight. ;)


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Ajvar Relish Recipes
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Roasted Red Pepper Risotto (Ajvar Recipe)
04.26.12 by Jackie
This risotto recipe gets its rich flavor and color from ajvar, a Serbian mix of puréed roasted bell peppers, eggplant, garlic and chiles. It's very versatile, easy to make and stores very well.
I prepared the sauce a day in advance. You'll likely have some leftover ajvar after making the risotto, which can be used on toast or as filling in puff pastry appetizers.
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I'm learning common lisp and this is my first try at writing something useful. I wanted to create some functions and data structures to work with 3d objects. I started with a 3d-point like this:
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(x 0)
(y 0)
(z 0))
And wanted to have some nice macros to create unit vectors. I didn't want to write 3 functions like:
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(defun versor-x ()
(make-3d-point :x 1.0))
(defun versor-y ()
(make-3d-point :y 1.0))
(defun versor-z ()
(make-3d-point :z 1.0))
because I thought the point of having macros was not repeating functions, so I wanted something that would work more like:
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that would expand to:
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(make-3d-point :x 1.0)
Now, I'm having a lot of trouble getting it done. The problem is that I can't see a way to access the symbol name (the 'x' in this case) and later use it as a keyword parameter for the make-3d-point function (as ':x').
Is there a way to do something like that?
I tried:
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(intern (concatenate 'string ":" (symbol-name (second '(versor x)))))
but I need :X, not |:X|, as in:
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And, in a more general sense, am I doing this the right way? Or should I do the 3 function variant? Or something else? Maybe ditch structures, or use them other way?
BTW, i'm using sbcl.


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Tea and biodiversity: a new approach to estate management
15 September 2012 | Article
Tea estates can play a major role in the conservation of biodiversity. In many countries around 20% of the land within tea estates is covered by natural or planted trees. This ecosystem provides important services such as carbon capture, crop pollination, pest control, and biodiversity, soil and water conservation. The Dilmah Bioregional Initiative (DBI) will help adopt a new integrated management approach for Dilmah tea estates.
Dilmah Conservation launched the DBI in partnership with IUCN and its World Commission on Protected Areas during the IUCN Congress. The initiative aims to support Dilmah in adopting a landscape approach to the management of those estates from which the company largely sources their tea.
"The DBI is centred on the emerging field of connectivity conservation. It seeks to link tea estates to the wider context of natural and productive lands with the aim of adopting a more integrated approach," said Peter Shadie of IUCN's World Commission on Protected Areas speaking at the launch. Improved connectivity is essential to conserve biodiversity and natural systems, he added.
The initiative supports global calls for better landscape integration by providing the added advantage of mobilising the private sector behind such approaches. It will be planned and implemented over several years and has the potential to become an umbrella programme demonstrating that connectivity works and can deliver multiple benefits to multiple stakeholders. The initiative highlights the value of integrating private land holdings into national biodiversity strategies to be used as a model to be replicated elsewhere.


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Shot glasses generally have one function: to hold alcohol during the time between it being poured and meeting your face. Wouldn't it be nice if shot glasses had ulterior functions? For instance, it'd be awesome if they gave you something to fiddle with when the cocktail party small talk was killing you. Drinking shots generally isn't time consuming; you can't be absorbed in your shot glass the same way you can a bottle of beer or a glass of wine... unless it does something very special.
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Suspect not so lucky second time
Bail is $145,640 for a Carson City man accused of stealing two big-screen televisions from Walmart within three weeks.
Logan Daniel Anderson, 26, is to appear Friday before East Fork Justice Tom Perkins. He is in Douglas County Jail.
He was arrested Monday at the Gardnerville Walmart as he allegedly attempted to steal a 55-inch television worth $678.
Anderson is accused of taking a 50-inch television worth $798 on Dec. 12 from the same store.
He reportedly told officers he sold the first television for $250 to purchase heroin.
In the first incident, Anderson reportedly was seen shoving the television into a red sedan and driving away. According to reports, he returned to the store on Monday in the same vehicle, a 4-door Mitsubishi Galant, which was reported stolen from Carson City.
Anderson was the subject of a Douglas County Secret Witness reward stemming from the first case.
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Sorry, but Obamacare is still a fiscal train wreck
Soon after the Supreme Court upheld the bulk of Obamacare, the Congressional Budget Office came out with a new estimate for its cost. No surprise: As before, CBO said it would reduce, not raise, the federal deficit. This put a warm glow in the heart of every Democrat and Obamacare supporter.
Too bad it's a fairy tale. With the election only weeks away, the point must be emphasized: This law is a fiscal calamity.
CBO said the court ruling reduces the 10-year cost of Obamacare by $84 billion because states won't be required to expand coverage under Medicaid. But that doesn't come close to solving the budget problem.
CBO is obligated to follow "scoring conventions" that, among other things, assume spending cuts in current law won't be overridden by Congress when the time comes for some favored constituency to feel the pain. Example: the "doc fix," in which Congress regularly keeps physicians and other providers from being whacked by scheduled cuts in Medicare fees.
In April, Charles Blahous, one of two public trustees for Medicare and Social Security, published a study offering a more realistic estimate of the law's cost. Blahous found that over the next 10 years, Obamacare would balloon federal deficits by between $340 billion and $530 billion.
A big item is the double-counting of reductions in Medicare spending. This is several hundred billion dollars yanked out of Medicare and shifted to Obamacare.
CBO saw that move as a fiscal gain. If not for that, Blahous wrote, Obamacare "would have been scored as worsening the federal fiscal outlook."
Here's the problem. The Medicare spending reductions extended the life of Medicare's hospital trust fund. As Blahous explained, when you take a dollar from Medicare and use it to pay for something else, the trust fund's financial position improves.
Medicare can't spend a dime unless the trust fund has a positive balance. Lower Medicare spending today leaves more in the trust fund to be spent later.
But that money will also be spent on Obamacare. Each $1 in Medicare sent to Obamacare sets up $2 in overall federal spending. Obamacare "expands the spending authority of Medicare in ways not accounted for under the scoring conventions that show positive budgetary effects of the legislation," Blahous wrote.
The biggest single expense will be the health care exchanges, estimated to cost nearly $780 billion over 10 years. Recipients will get both tax credits for premium costs and cost-sharing subsidies for out-of-pocket expenses.
This will create an incentive for companies to drop coverage and pay the required tax. CBO foresaw only a relatively minor shift from employer-sponsored policies to the subsidized exchanges, but it admits it has no clear idea how many people would be affected. Estimates by private consultants are much higher. If they're right, costs would explode as more people migrate to the exchanges.
Obamacare supporters say new controls like the Independent Payment Advisory Board will help keep Medicare costs under control, but the problem here is similar to the doc fix. Congress will be pressured to override the panel's recommendations.
Ditto for the tax on "Cadillac" health plans. Lawmakers will be lobbied to water down or wipe out the tax before it goes into effect in 2018.
More: Some supporters put great stock in "delivery-system reforms," which include incentives for hospitals to boost quality and innovations such as "accountable care organizations."
But the savings are close to trivial. Medicare's chief actuary put them at about $2 billion, all derived from comparative-effectiveness research. The other delivery-system reforms would have a "negligible financial impact," according to the actuary.
The coming Obamacare spending explosion is ironic because one of the main justifications for health care reform was fiscal discipline. The route to that goal, said then-Management and Budget chief Peter Orszag, runs "directly through health care."
Too bad the people who wrote this law lost their way.
Contact McClanahan, a member of the Kansas City Star editorial board, at email@example.com.


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Phillips 66 Aviation has added four more FBOs to its network of branded dealers.
Phillips 66 now has more than 622 FBOs across the country, according to officials at the Houston-based company.
Famous for its Historic Aircraft Restoration Museum, Creve Coeur Airport (K1H0) near St. Louis is now a Phillips 66 Aviation FBO. Charles Lindberg's Timm Collegiate is based there, along with one of the largest collections of flying antique, classic and sport aircraft in the world.
Beatrice Municipal Airport (KBIE) in Beatrice, Neb., also has become a Phillips 66 Aviation fuels FBO. The southeastern Nebraska airport offers pilots two runways, one 5,600 feet long and the other 4,400 feet.
Near the Canadian border at the scenic northern tip of Idaho lies another new Phillips 66 Aviation dealer, Silverwing Flight Services at Sandpoint Airport (SZT) in Sandpoint, Idaho. Sandpoint Airport sports a 5,500-foot long asphalt runaway at an elevation of 2,100 feet.
The Andalusia Airport Authority (K79J) in Andalusia, Ala., also has joined the Phillips 66 Aviation network.
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Dr. Billett completed an undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania cum laude; medical school Mount Sinai School of Medicine; and an MSc from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in London. She was a Senior House Officer at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, and completed her training at Montefiore.
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