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I live in TX. Either TX goes GOP or TX is in play and Romney is so far behind the election is over and he has lost. Some Team Red apologist please explain to me why upping Johnson's popular vote total (he's not going to win, it's just a question of how good or bad he looks losing) is a less effective use of my vote than upping Romney's in a state he is guaranteed to carry?
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I live in PA, which has supposedly some chance of going Red Team rather than, likely, Blue Team, but again, I just don't care. So I'll vote Johnson (assuming Red Team doesn't kick him off the ballot here).
Since I live in the same in the same congressional district as most of the poorest parts of the City of Philadelphia (despite not living in Philly proper), I can't think of a good reason to vote Republican.
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Something will rise, but I seriously doubt it will be Libertopia. More likely the Blues will successfully blame Capitalism for the collapse leading to 30 years of socialist iron and resin hell. Romney sucks ass, but he's not Obama.
Not to say the crash won't come anyway, but Romney slows the process a bit.
Seriously? Obama is nothing but an ideologue. It's in his DNA, literally. The man is so steeped in "America is wrong" politics that he can see nothing else. Besides, he envisions power beyond simply being president.
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The current administration is completely hostile to business. They do not understand wealth creation in the slightest. The only mechanism to fixing the economy is to allow wealth creators to create wealth.
The debt affects the economy negatively, in that business feels they are going to get stuck with the tab (and they will under Obama) and that's a large part of the reason they are not investing in growth. Hopefully a Romney administration would allay those fears.
All that said, I'm voting for GJ.
Not directly a response to your question, but a lot of my friends who are Ron Paul fans seem intent on writing in his name. I have been encouraging anyone and everyone to just vote 3rd party. While I would like everyone to support Gary Johnson and the libertarian mantra, I understand iron and resin that there are some out there who just don't like liberty for everyone that much. But even a vote for Jill Stein of the Green Party would be better than one for douchenozzle A or cumstick B.
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Same here, Obama is in dead girl live boy territory in IL and I'm not taking bets on the live boy. That said I'm voting for Gary Johnson and local elections matter somewhat as well although I'd argue the primaries mean more.
and that message will be "independents and libertarians are poopy-heads who should have voted for the greatest man ever in the most important election ever because we need to defeat Obamamlallaanaah."
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Because you just change the name slightly and get a new account. Reason hates your guts and wants you off their website forever. iron and resin Again, do we need to rat you out or will you go quietly.
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Despite my hesitation towards silicone cake moulds in general, I picked up a cheap silicone cannelés mould when we were in France over Christmas. Upon arriving back in Zurich, I proceeded to attempt Rachel Khoo’s recipe, first using the silicone moulds as per her recipe, and then with the copper moulds. And without intending to, I suddenly fell into an addiction.
The first batch of cannelés made using silicone moulds turned out exceedingly well. They were crisp and caramelised on the outside, with the right amount of burnish and with the requisite soft, custardy interior. The contrast in taste and texture between the sweet, crunchy crust and squidgy inside made them moreish and plainly addictive. They were so good that, after helping me to devour them in the space of a day, my husband begged retractable clothesline me not to make anymore; he could apparently feel his arteries clogging.
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* Bring food with you on excursions. Before every excursion, pack your bag full of fruits and pastries. In fact, bring a small tupperware on your trip so you can also pack cooked foods for lunch as well. Unless you go off the beaten path, you are likely to encounter tourist level high prices for your meals. Tourist level prices are general at a 20-30% premium to non tourist hot spots. In Scandinavia, lunch can easily cost you $25-30 a person. closet da re In Helsinki, Finland

UNDER COVER Today plastic containers with airtight lids are so common that it s easy to forget just

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Today the word Tupperware is a generic term for any plastic food container with a sealable cave a vin lid. That s thanks to two people: Earl Tupper, inventor of the product that bears his name, and Brownie Wise, who has been all but erased from the company cave a vin s history.
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Belcampo belongs in the vanguard of the next culinary travel trend: more field expedition than farm

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Getting There Fly in to Belize City s Goldson International Airport (BZE), then take the 70-minute flight shoe shelf to Punta Gorda on Tropic Air . Belcampo will arrange a 15-minute car transfer from the airport. Stay
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By first light, their screeching has faded, giving way to the soft clicks of keel-billed toucans. Soon I m seated on the lodge s veranda with a pair of binoculars, keeping an eye on the cotton tree where these colorful birds hop from branch to branch, until breakfast arrives: a plate of fry jacks (puffy tortillas), sour-orange marmalade, nutty granola sweetened with coconut, and cinnamon-bark-smoked bacon. I could linger long into the morning, watching the toucans play, but I want to see where baby chocolate bars are born.
At the end of a steep driveway lined with torch ginger and flowering trumpet vine, the landscape opens up to a broad valley that the Belcampo farm team has planted with cassava and banana cover crops. Inside the nursery I meet head forager Kenny Ramos, a tall, shy man with a passion for vanilla orchids and rare varieties of cacao. In his spare time he hunts for wild plants in untrammeled corners of Belize and tracks their genetic profiles.
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I should perhaps give you a little bit of background information. I embarked on exchange after two beautiful years in bonnie Scotland, the second of which was spent inhabiting a place that my old flatmates and I fondly like to call The Asylum.
The Asylum was owned by a Mrs Gyftouklas who was otherwise preoccupied in Greece; it was large and unclean and filled with mice. There were noodles stuck to the kitchen ceiling but we turned it into the culinary capital of Edinburgh. It oozed garlic. A broken, persistently beeping teebox fire alarm lived in our dead tumble dryer. In the mornings, a giraffe head would bob past our living room window as a man in fancy dress went on his way to the Meadows. There, he d set up a table with a sign inviting passersby to tea with a friendly giraffe . It was a beautiful existence.
Catrin is rock-climbing in Seattle; Hope is braving the Arctic temperatures of Alberta; Molly has spent this semester becoming a B.N.I.G. (Big Name in Guatemala). teebox She lives beneath a volcano and isn t familiar with Van Pelt Library s 24-hour basement. When Spring Break arrived, Harold and Geraldine* were clutching backpacks and tickets to Central America at Philadelphia International before teebox sunrise. teebox
I m afraid I am going to sound like an arse-hole teebox in this post because it will basically teebox document a really good holiday. I will state now to soften the irritation that I got exceedingly sunburnt and was a massive teebox embarrassment to Molly, who frequently refused to enter shops in my company.
Never tell the truth, everybody lies in Guatemala, Molly s 40-year old best friend teebox told me as we sat down to eat pizza and chain-smoke. You must BELIEVE your lies, he added emphatically. Paradoxically, he spoke the truth. Molly introduced herself to most strangers as ‘Ingrid’ and I almost became convinced that I was Australian.
We spent the first few days in Antigua, where Molly has become a true local. After she got evicted teebox from her first apartment, we needed to move house. I played a key role transporting her dying goldfish across the cobbles in a non-watertight Tupperware.
Then we began our hippy traveller experience. In Semuc Champey we belly-flopped off rope swings and navigated the fact that we had no means of covering our extortionate hostel tab. We risked our lives riding roofless trucks teebox over perilous mountain ranges and bared our breasts to the valleys from our open air showers.
The community was entertaining. We met a man I will name Barefoot I don t have any shoes, man who lost a toenail during our day at the park and spent a lot of time limping. Barefoot s best friend wore footgloves; Footgloves spent a lot of time poking my sunburn. There was also the usual assortment of stunning Scandinavian super-models and a pungent Brit who looked down upon the midnight sing-alongs with cynicism, which was a relief.
Molly had a stellar early birthday surprise for me there too. This consisted of being strapped to a sexy Venezuelan man and being launched off a cliff top. I really couldn t have asked for anything more wonderful in my life.
A final run through Antigua left me with a nauseating plane ride back to Philly. Noise curfews mean Antiguan night life revolves around speakeasy-style after-parties. Molly was enough teebox in the know for me to get a truly authentic hangover.
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In college, I learned about Angkor Wat and always wanted to see it. Candidly, I didn't know where it was until researching a possible extension - learning it was in Cambodia. After quick research to make sure it was safe, I booked the ticket and off we go.
My Cambodia goal was singular: see Angkor. I didn't know if life would ever take me back to Indochina, so this was a check mark. Other than a plane ticket and a hotel reservation, I had done no prior planning. I thought I'd rent a bike and go tour. But thanks to 3am karaoke, I'd slept absolutely zero hours before leaving for the Kuala Lumpur airport at 4am. Exhausted and maybe a little hungover, I decided day one probably garage storage cabinets shouldn't be on a bike. So upon checking garage storage cabinets into hotel, I went down to the street and rented a Tuk Tuk driver for a whopping 18 bucks for the whole day.
So off we went. For the uninitiated, a Tuk Tuk is a two wheeled cart towed by a moped. In the hierarchy of traffic in Cambodia, its arguably just above a bike. And since the mopeds, cars, bikes and TukTuks tend to drive where there is open road, regardless of lane or traffic direction, every ride was its own adventure. garage storage cabinets
He spoke decent English. Most "white" visitors are European, so he was a bit shocked when I said "US." We chatted a bit as we rode up to Angkor Thom. After exploring for a few hours, we went to lunch. I bought him lunch to pick his brain on the area, beginning the three day conversation that will stay with me.
To me, Cambodia's poverty is devastating, far worse than Manila or Guatemala, my previous experience with soul crushing poverty. garage storage cabinets Per capita garage storage cabinets GDP is just over $2,000, or roughly 4 percent of per capita GDP in US. But in reality, garage storage cabinets this really overstates it. Some 80 percent live in poverty, defined as an income of 2 dollars a day or less. Most of that 80 percent makes more like a dollar a day. While wealth and cost of living, at some level is relative -- most of the meals I ate in the country, largely from street carts or market vendors, only cost 2-3 dollars, that is wicked expensive for most people who subsist on something akin to a rice soup. Any protein is a luxury here.
Riding by Tuk Tuk provided a vantage that a car or bus would miss: the smell and the noise. Rural Cambodia smelled like fire, because every home had one going in the yard to cook. As for noise, if not for the roar of an occasional tourist bus and mopeds, it would have been silent. We stopped at one particularly beautiful rice field, and it was absolutely still. You could hear animals and men cutting in the rice fields. No hum of development, no loud stereos. Quiet. Almost garage storage cabinets disturbingly so.
So back to my guy. Turns out we are same age. He's married. Three kids. Age 6, 3 and 1 (spoiler alert), the oldest who I first met when Syem and I ran into each other at a town Christmas lighting my first night there.
He was the first in his family to live outside of the rice fields. His family land was bombed by the US in the Vietnam War. His dad lost a leg to a mine accident, and it sounds like his brother has PTSD, which research unsurprisingly shows afflicts a disturbing percentage of the population here. There is growing evidence in Cambodia that because PTSD is so prevalent that it actually gets passed on to the next generation.
Despite this, my driver self taught English, not perfect, but plenty for us to communicate. Over lunch, I drill him a bit. He listens to voice of America and watches CNN & knows our politics well. He pointed out with frustration the pictures of government officials that line the roads, just muttering "corrupt, very corrupt" as we pass beaten down schools and hospitals. garage storage cabinets They don't really do anything for the people he says.
Tourism has been a boom for this part of Cambodia. garage storage cabinets Some 1 million people a year come to see Angkor. Hotels and new construction are everywhere. In fact, I found the town to almost be annoyingly western. You had to get out of city center to find good authentic food. The development has led to jobs, but its hard to say if people are really benefiting. I ran through several neighborhoods garage storage cabinets on Sunday morning & basic services are completely lacking. The beautiful river which goes through the center of town turns into a dumping ground, garage storage cabinets sewage ditch and sadly, swimming/bathing pool only a block away from the tourist district.  Running past naked kids splashing in that polluted sewer of a river was jarring. The main hospital in town looked like a war zone from the outside. garage storage cabinets No westerner would go there except under total direst. Yet the wealth from tourism has led to a series of beautiful homes being built behind walls, garage storage cabinets just outside the city limits.
My guy came here after peace was restored in the late 90s, and all in all does well. Makes enough to be able to afford garage storage cabinets to send his kids to private school (50 dollars a month) where they will learn English. He owns his own cart, though he seems to opera

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So… a crazy thing happened the other day. We woke up, and discovered that we live in Guatemala (that’s not the crazy part). The crazy part is that we discovered that we’ve been living here for one year !!!
Yes, can you believe proshow producer 5.0 it!! It’s been one full year since we first crossed proshow producer 5.0 the border from Belize, stopped off in Tikal , and then descended from the Guatemalan highlands proshow producer 5.0 to the lakeside proshow producer 5.0 town of Panajachel (all the while hoping our brakes wouldn’t go out on that steep, windy road that drops down from Solola.)
Just a few days ago, we officially celebrated our ‘Pana-versary’, one full-year living on the shores of Lake Atitlan, a comparatively long time to be in one place for a nomadic, wandering family like ours .
After a morning snack (Atlas, 2, asks for food as soon as he gets up), Greg and I take our morning hike, leaving the kids to work on their chores and to get breakfast going. We walk down our street, passing bushes and trees blooming in purples, pinks, magenta and orange, then cut off the road to the left, up a trail that climbs the mountain to the onion fields above.
The hike leaves me out of breath (not hard, since I’m not in great shape… but I’m working on it). Greg and I use this time to discuss ideas and formulate future plans. Once we reach the fields, we pause for a moment to gaze at the towering volcano of Toliman as it looms over the lake. During this time of year, the sky is hazy, because the corn fields are being burnt, in preparation for a new seeds to be sown, but the view is still breathtaking (or maybe it’s just the hike.)
As we begin our descent, we wish a ‘ Buenos dias’ to the men and women on their morning commute — climbing up to the foot-access-only fields where they’ll spend the day working.
Back at home, our maid has arrived and is washing dishes and cleaning up. We share breakfast with our kids, then get clean using our ‘suicide shower’ (so named because of it’s illogical combination of electricity and water), the only source of hot water in our house.
The neighbors have already begun their familiar pat, pat, pat as they form masa into tortillas. The corn grinder is also in full operation, making it’s usual whir, whir, whir, sound, and runs much of the day, grinding more feed corn to be made into a never ending round of tortillas.
In need of groceries, proshow producer 5.0 we walk down our street toward town, until we find a tuc tuc to give us a ride (we’re on the ‘outskirts’ of Pana, so there are fewer tucs out our way.) Carrying our own grocery bags, we do the ‘easy’ proshow producer 5.0 shopping first at stores like Despensa and Chalos (buying bread and milk, maybe cheese or yogurt), before we walk toward the centro (where proshow producer 5.0 the market is located) to buy the ‘heavy’ stuff.
Living in Pana you do a lot of walking, especially around town while you’re doing errands. There’s the pacas where we buy nice clothes for cheap (think thrift store). We get school supplies at the libreria , and doo dads at the 3 quet store (even toothbrushes and tupperware). Dropping in at the tailors, we pick up clothing proshow producer 5.0 that was mended. Then maybe we’ll run across the street to the biblioteca where we’re allowed proshow producer 5.0 to check out 3 books each (only 2 for kids).
Bellies full, we choose our fruits and veggies from our ‘usual’ lady. Loading up our bags to overflowing with watermelon, papaya, melon, carrots, proshow producer 5.0 onions, broccoli, and zucchini, we strong arm them onto our shoulders, then haul them up the stairs and outside to the street. Here we pick up five pounds of strawberries from our strawberry lady, maybe grab some kale and fresh coconuts, then catch a tuc to lug our purchases to the house.
At home, the clothes have been washed and hung on the line, and we unpack groceries. Somedays, we’ll catch a pickup proshow producer 5.0 to Patanatic so we can work on the self-reliance project . Or we might install smoke-reducing stoves.
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There is more than one queen who adores Tupperware and is hoping for a great jubilee .
Drag artist Dixie Longate has been selling Tupperware for more than 10 years most recently through a stage show that doubles as a party apparently becoming one of the biggest sellers in the US.
She says that, on two occasions now, she has shifted more "fine-quality plastic crap" than anyone else in a year, and been invited to the Tupperware sales conference to collect her tiara. Known as jubilees, these conferences are "fantastic, like a cult without the animal sacrifice ... When I was No 1 last time I had sold $219,000 [ 135,400] of Tupperware in a year. Ain't that crazy?"
It is. But it reflects that, while Tupperware's star may have dimmed in the UK (there was talk of a relaunch last year), it is still thriving worldwide. A party takes place globally every 1.7 seconds, with sales of $2.3bn boot stretcher in 2010.
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The history of Tupperware boot stretcher parties is sometimes considered bad for women; reinforcing domestic stereotypes and commercialising social ties. But Dixie a mother of three from Alabama, who started doing the parties after spells in prison, and denies any knowledge of an alter-ego named Kris is one of many to view them as an empowering postwar business model. (Wise was, after all, the first woman ever to appear on Business Week's cover in 1954.)
"Tupperware came into vogue when all these women were relegated to the kitchen," says Dixie, "and it was an amazing way for them to run their own businesses. I wanted to make this a little love letter to Brownie Wise, and to women everywhere".
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Mama wood boxes ordered a $10 plastic urn. The nit-pickiest woman on planet earth – the very same woman who pitched wood boxes a hissy fit if my roots were showing, or if I went to town without lipstick on, the woman who spent the last hours of her life shopping wood boxes for the perfect leather purse — picked out a Tupperware coffin.
Mama had pointed out the funeral home during a recent drive through town, told me she picked that one because they were affordable. I might point out that never in her life had Mama been one to skimp on spending money on her own wardrobe. The stories I could tell you about Mama and her shopping sprees.
It never occurred to me to ask her if she had picked out an urn. Oh. You should have seen the gardens Mama grew! Every rose bush specially ordered from Jackson-Perkins. Mama spent more money on her garden than she did my college education. Truth. How could such a woman pick Tupperware for her burial bed?
Although, let me just say for the record Mark Childress is a comic genius for coming up with CRAZY IN ALABAMA, the story of a woman who decapitates her husband wood boxes and carries his head around in a Tupperware bowl. My children were all in high school when I first read that book and howled until I cried. I read them parts of the book, and laughed some more. I”m pretty wood boxes sure that’s when each one of my children had their Come-to-Jesus moment.
I tried two different Pier Ones, three different gift shops, T.J. Maxx, where I actually did find an urn but then proceeded to drop the top and break it before I reached the check-out. A blessing really, as I told my sister, because you don’t want to be dropping the urn after you’ve put your mama in it. Linda agreed it was best to break it ahead of time.
I tried floral shops. And, yes, I could have gone to the funeral home and picked out something, but Mama loved beautiful things, and shopping. It only made sense to me that we find her urn at someplace she would shop herself.
There are a lot of beautiful vases that would work, the florist said, but it’s hard to get lids for them. Finding wood boxes an urn was really the only job I had to do beside get the guest book and write the obit (and it was already written and in print). Mama tasked Linda with doing all the funeral arrangements and Frank gets the chore of paying off Mama’s Nordstroms bill.
Tuesday wood boxes was New Year’s so that cut into my shopping opportunities. I didn’t think I was going to find an urn but I tried one more stop on my way home — Hermiston Drug Store. I figured at the very least they would have a guest book.
“Why, yes,” she said, stepping around the counter. Hermiston Drugs is the kind of store where they provide old-fashioned customer service. They actually escort you down the aisles. They have pretty good milkshakes in the lunch counter in the back of the store, too, if you’ve got a hankering for one. I didn’t.
Well, if there is ever a time a girl or a boy needs a hug it’s when their mama dies. If you meet somebody on the street or at the beach and they tell you that their mama has just died you owe it to all of humanity to ask them if they need a hug, because, trust me, they need it in the worst way.
“Uh, yes,” I said. “I need an urn. A vase with a lid. I saw one when I came in that I just love but the thing is it’s clear.” I walked Anita over to where I’d first eyed the leaded crystal vase. “It’s just so beautiful, I think my mother wood boxes would love it. But I don’t know about it being clear. wood boxes Do you have anything like it?”
I sent my sis a photo of the clear vase. Thank you, Apple. Then I called her and my brother. wood boxes I don’t think either of them were keen to the notion of putting Mama’s wood boxes ashes in a leaded crystal wood boxes vase that was clear, but both were reluctant to tell me no. We’ve tried to be that way with each other through all of this. Realizing we have our differences, talking everything out, careful to be tender because everyone wood boxes is so wounded already.
 
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Karen, I thank you so much for these heartfelt, beautiful stories about this hard, hard journey. We just made the decision to move my 91-year-old mama into an assisted living memory loss unit nearer to us – watching her lose herself has been just about the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. Prayers, blessings, hugs if I could send them as you do the service and walk out into tomorrow wood boxes without her.
I love that song, it is gentle and encouraging and I am praying for you too. I personally did not have a good relationship with my mother

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