Chinese overfishing, or Fukushima runoff leading to massive die off?
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Chinese overfishing, or Fukushima runoff leading to massive die off?
Happy Thanksgiving, y'all.
I doubt there are many that would/could survive the hardships these folks did............and they were Puritans.........probably didn't even complain......they were pacifist.........they didn't really know where they were but they were damn glad to be here......some might even say......thankful.............and now you know the rest of the story........😉
...and jones trying to get back on the coaches' good sides after jumping the gun on some recruiting info previously. I doubt Stoops would want to go there, unless he's just tired of fighting the battle on all sides that he has here.
I don't think he has yet come close to the potential he has here. We need to keep him, Marrow, and Coen for as long as possible to reach it. After that, we may have a very hard time finding someone that can take it to the next level. He still has some growing to do as a coach and leader, though, to keep from the stumbles we've seen in the 2nd half of the season.
I believe it is, it was the picture in the article. The house has a lot of acres on the water. If I recall there are several living structures or guest houses on the land too.
The only good part of this story is she settled in what we call the "containment area" for liberal transplants. Southeast Florida is no different than New York, with the exception of the weather. I imagine she will not stray for off so the rest of us should be safe.
What stands out in those numbers is their apparent recognition that kids are our future and have to come first. Thank you.Happy Thanksgiving D League. I trust all have a wonderful day with family and friends as we reflect on our blessings.
The Mayflower passengers went through a bitter year after reaching America. The number who sailed in 1620 was 102 and the number alive in 1621 was 52.
Number who sailed in 1620 Number alive in 1621
Adult Men 49 21
Adult women 18 4
Minor males 23 17 (2 newborns)
Minor Females 12 10
When I consider the sacrifices of those who came before me I realize how blessed I have been in my life.
My thoughts go back to mother on days like today. Mama was an excellent seamstress and made most of my clothes in childhood. Kids didn't get into brands back then like they do today. Most of my friends clothes were made by their mothers too.
During the holiday season mama always made us something for the occasion. When I was six years old and in the first grade the Wednesday before Thanksgiving she dressed me up as a pilgrim and off to school I went. All of the outfit was made in her sewing room the day before. I also had to wear it on Thanksgiving Day. I was probably embarrassed back in 1949 when she did it but now I look back and smile and I am thankful for the memories. RIP mom, you sure had a sense of humor and boy howdy could you cook.
The boots were my dad's rubber fishing boots and the buckle is cardboard covered with aluminum foil. The scarf was a piece of linen on the coffee table in the front room. The hat was made of cardboard and painted black. She sure had an imagination.
During the holiday season mama always made us something for the occasion. When I was six years old and in the first grade the Wednesday before Thanksgiving she dressed me up as a pilgrim and off to school I went. All of the outfit was made in her sewing room the day before. I also had to wear it on Thanksgiving Day. I was probably embarrassed back in 1949 when she did it but now I look back and smile and I am thankful for the memories. RIP mom, you sure had a sense of humor and boy howdy could you cook.
The boots were my dad's rubber fishing boots and the buckle is cardboard covered with aluminum foil. The scarf was a piece of linen on the coffee table in the front room. The hat was made of cardboard and painted black. She sure had an imagination.
Good morning D, read this morning.
Happy Thanksgiving D, I hope the D has a great day!!!
Welcome back Mr. Don!!!!
Please keep us in your prayers, it's going to be a tough day for our family!!!
Happy Thanksgiving D, I hope the D has a great day!!!
Welcome back Mr. Don!!!!
Please keep us in your prayers, it's going to be a tough day for our family!!!
I have to admit. I never cared much for parades. Growing up, Dad would always turn on the Macy's parade but I found it boring. Even as a kid. More so today.
Before WDW became so woke and I quit going, I took the kids out of school for a couple of days one year and we went over Thanksgiving. During the parade, we chose to go to the Thunder Mountain ride that is always packed. During the length of the parade, we probably rode it 6 or 7 times with no wait. A couple of times we didn't even have to disembark. They just asked us if we wanted to stay on. Most everyone was watching the parade.
Happy Thanksgiving yall! Eat plenty of everything!!!
Happy Thanksgiving! Cool and rainy here this morning. Might have to break the cardinal rule of drinking beer while cooking over a fire. I got us a 6 pound turkey breast this year instead of the whole bird so it will just take a little over an hour to cook.
I started to turn the parade on just like I do every Thanksgiving morning, but I saved myself the despair and the 5 minutes I would have wasted before turning the channel.
Did an hour workout on my Total Gym at 0800 this morning in prep but, will probably walk some this afternoon to settle the stomach after the meal (if not sleeping on the couch).
That was an E ticket plan, bernie.
Let's say a prayer for our men and women still in harms way around the world and remember most will not be eating as well as us today.
May God bless you all today and bring you peace. Especially those who will be missing recent loved ones who have passed. Remembering them and know that they now have peace and no pain and are happy with God.
May God bless you all today and bring you peace. Especially those who will be missing recent loved ones who have passed. Remembering them and know that they now have peace and no pain and are happy with God.
And a lot of women who said, "You can go if you want to but I ain't going."
The mortality rate for the adult women was very bad with only 4 still alive after one year. About 300 were chosen or volunteered to go to America in 1620 but only a little over 100 came on the Mayflower. Another ship, the Speedwell was to be a part of the Pilgrimage but never got off the "ground"
Only half of the passengers on the Mayflower were actually "Saints", a term given to the religious "Pilgrims" who were going to America. The others were in it to make some money and of course the crew. They returned to Europe for the most part. A falsehood that has spread through history was that the "Saints or Pilgrims" were coming to America because they wanted "Religious Freedom" That is not totally accurate. The Pilgrims had fled England for that purpose but they went to Holland to settle and the Dutch did not persecute them. The Dutch were secular and did not have a State Religion or care one way or the other. So they practiced their religion in peace. But the Dutch culture was not based on the "Bible" or morality in the eyes of the "Saints" or "Pilgrims as they became known
The reason the "Saints or Pilgrims" came to America was because their children were adopting the Dutch culture and they wanted them to remain British and be able to practice their religion free from the King. They did not want their children and children's children to be Dutch. If one has been to Amsterdam today you would understand why a Pilgrim would want to get out of the Netherlands and flee the Dutch culture.
As history shows three smaller ships followed the Mayflower and brought many family members, wives and children, aunts and uncles which helped stabilize the population and allow the colony to survive
The three ships that followed the Mayflower were 1) The Fortune (arrived in 1621) with 35 passengers 2) The Anne (arrived in 1623) with 39 passengers and 3) The Little James which sailed with the Anne. The Little James carried mostly cargo but had 15 passengers.
Without the three ships that followed it is doubtful the Mayflower passengers would have survived. The people and cargo on these ships were a boost to the Plymouth Colony and the rest is history.
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For sure. Our feast was typical Appalachian fare. Took a 90-minute nap thereafter, too.
Had a house full at my sister's house. Too much food and a ton of leftovers. Weatherwise this will go down as one of the dreariest Thanksgivings on record.
Woot woot! Turkey breast is beautiful! I don't use my big green eggs as often as I used to, but if you're cooking meat you can't get much better.
@Backer cutter you'll be happy to know that I did not use a thermometer DURING this cook. I did however use one to verify the turkey was done when I thought it was.
Used the instapot to hard boil the eggs again. Takes about 15 minutes total and then dump them in an ice bath for a little while. Did a dozen and all but one peeled easily and cleanly. There has to be one in every crowd.
Turkey and deviled eggs are my only responsibility on this day.
Hope everyone is enjoying the holiday! I
@Backer cutter you'll be happy to know that I did not use a thermometer DURING this cook. I did however use one to verify the turkey was done when I thought it was.
Used the instapot to hard boil the eggs again. Takes about 15 minutes total and then dump them in an ice bath for a little while. Did a dozen and all but one peeled easily and cleanly. There has to be one in every crowd.
Turkey and deviled eggs are my only responsibility on this day.
Hope everyone is enjoying the holiday! I
I ended up outside sitting at the bar drinking cold beer while the turkey cooked. It was quiet, damp, and dark. Had classic tunes going so it was still a party.
It got quite windy as well which just added to the "black and white movie" atmosphere. Even with the fire pit it was cold.
KY/German Thanksgiving, 1983. Soon after Able Archer 83. Event held at a Gasthaus known back then as "Zur Linde" in Burbach, Germany. Guy left hoisting the glass boot (Stiefel) is from Corbin, KY. Far right is cuz from Perry County. Gal in the picture is still a good friend. Her and I traveled to London England in 1984 over Thanksgiving. Her parents hosted our little get-together. Her father, Horst (wearing apron), is carving the turkey. He now lives in California. We supplied the turkey and other extras. We celebrated the holiday again in 1985 minus a few folks, at the same Gasthaus.
We had absolutely no idea at the time how close the world came to nuclear war.
We had absolutely no idea at the time how close the world came to nuclear war.
Good morning from Shawanee, TN. Currently 35°F, cloudy with a slight breeze. We may have reached our high. Temps could drop down into the teens.
Hope y'all had a great Thanksgiving.
Must fill tires on rental car with air. Afterwards, link up with daughter and ride with her so she can get an oil change.
Ospreys visit Cats at Rupp tonight. Game on SECN. Go Cats!
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Hope y'all had a great Thanksgiving.
Must fill tires on rental car with air. Afterwards, link up with daughter and ride with her so she can get an oil change.
Ospreys visit Cats at Rupp tonight. Game on SECN. Go Cats!
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
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Good morning D-League. I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. Mine was a small, warm gathering with some of my wife’s family.
Beautiful morning in the east. I may head out to get a Christmas Tree after a walk. Christmas season is coming up fast now.
Beautiful morning in the east. I may head out to get a Christmas Tree after a walk. Christmas season is coming up fast now.
Good morning D-League. It's currently 33° and cloudy here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring mostly cloudy skies and a high of 38°.
Everyone stay safe on this Friday.
Everyone stay safe on this Friday.
My daughter's were wanting to watch it, so I turned in on. It was nothing but a political statement (shocker, I know). If I wanted politics, I would have turned on C-SPAN or something like it. So you did the right thing and saved yourself the 5 minutes.
I did not and have not turned on the Macy Parade for many years. Unfortunately almost everything on TV that is aimed at a younger audience, especially children is left wing oriented political commentary. With an emphasis on homosexuality. Anything owned or operated by Disney including ESPN and ABC have a left wing theme and distort or bury the truth.
I just find something else to do with my time.
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Black Friday. Get out there and snag some deals. Meh, I think I'll just stay home. I live about 1/2 mile from Shelbyville Road, most likely the busiest street in the state for the next month. I know all the detours.
Happy Black Friday! Yeah right. These days you need to carry on Black Fridays.
Once again, a small gathering for Thanksgiving. Wife, daughter, me, mil, bil, and karate instructor/best friend. Food was great as always. Not only is my wife a gorgeous woman but, she can cook too. For a New York City girl born and raised (Bronx and Long Island) until about 18 years old that surprised me at first. She can read a recipe for something and most of the time get it right. In laws stayed until about 0200. I went to bed about 2200.
Watched a pretty good football game with Chicago (3-7) and Detroit (0-9-1). Did not figure it would be but, it turned out to be a decent game. Not high scoring but pretty good defensively. Then, Dallas and the Raiders. That was an even better game with the Raiders winning it in overtime.
Never took the walk so, will have to do it today.
Once again, a small gathering for Thanksgiving. Wife, daughter, me, mil, bil, and karate instructor/best friend. Food was great as always. Not only is my wife a gorgeous woman but, she can cook too. For a New York City girl born and raised (Bronx and Long Island) until about 18 years old that surprised me at first. She can read a recipe for something and most of the time get it right. In laws stayed until about 0200. I went to bed about 2200.
Watched a pretty good football game with Chicago (3-7) and Detroit (0-9-1). Did not figure it would be but, it turned out to be a decent game. Not high scoring but pretty good defensively. Then, Dallas and the Raiders. That was an even better game with the Raiders winning it in overtime.
Never took the walk so, will have to do it today.
Reporting a balmy 30 degrees here in the Metro........better get the long handles out folks.......I've seen several thousand Sandhill Cranes flying south the last few days...........
Good morning! Shewwee! I threw down on some vittles yesterday! I know it's just food and I eat everyday, but I had been saving up and losing weight in anticipation of the season. Felt good to cut loose with reckless abandon.
Nothing on tap for me today other than avoiding holiday shoppers and I can do that with my eyes closed and one hand on a beer. I got this.
For a minute I thought about UL winning the game tomorrow. OK, maybe not a full minute, but the thought did meander across an empty mind. We are bigger, stronger, faster! We are SEC!
Have a great day!
Nothing on tap for me today other than avoiding holiday shoppers and I can do that with my eyes closed and one hand on a beer. I got this.
For a minute I thought about UL winning the game tomorrow. OK, maybe not a full minute, but the thought did meander across an empty mind. We are bigger, stronger, faster! We are SEC!
Have a great day!
Belated Happy Thanksgiving to all the D-Ler's.
Just saw the latest Progressive commercial of people becoming their parents. Funny stuff. Whoever came up with that commercial series for them hit a home run.
Just saw the latest Progressive commercial of people becoming their parents. Funny stuff. Whoever came up with that commercial series for them hit a home run.
Just went out and got our Christmas Tree at the home depot. It was expensive for a 7-and-change foot Frasier Fir - about $70 - but not nearly as bad as some of the rumors I was hearing of big shortages and skyrocketing prices.
My wife begged me to get a smaller tree this year - no kids at home, a fairly modest Christmas planned. I usually go the Clark Griswold route, as can be confirmed by permanent scars in our ceiling where a succession of mammoth trees gouged their signatures.
So, I listened to her, got a compact tree that falls a full 2-3 inches below our eight foot ceiling...And I'm already regretting it. I miss the monsters of Christmases past...
When I was a kid growing up, my dad and I would walk up on a ridge behind town where the woods were wild and scraggly enough that it didn't seem anyone was paying too much attention, whoever happened to own the land, and cut down a cedar to drag back home as a Christmas Tree. Dang, those things were ugly, but Christmas was just as sensational so I guess it doesn't matter that much about the tree.
My wife begged me to get a smaller tree this year - no kids at home, a fairly modest Christmas planned. I usually go the Clark Griswold route, as can be confirmed by permanent scars in our ceiling where a succession of mammoth trees gouged their signatures.
So, I listened to her, got a compact tree that falls a full 2-3 inches below our eight foot ceiling...And I'm already regretting it. I miss the monsters of Christmases past...
When I was a kid growing up, my dad and I would walk up on a ridge behind town where the woods were wild and scraggly enough that it didn't seem anyone was paying too much attention, whoever happened to own the land, and cut down a cedar to drag back home as a Christmas Tree. Dang, those things were ugly, but Christmas was just as sensational so I guess it doesn't matter that much about the tree.
I like those too. Some of them have been pretty funny.
Fixin to have my second pint of coffee and dig into some leftovers. Want to know what's not leftover? the 3/8ths of a cherry pie I finished off last night. That's right. Took the pie pan with me to the couch. Never stood a chance.
Chow down D! Tis the season...
I just polished off two turkey legs and I am fixin' to put six more in the oven to snack on during the football games. I am fortunate in that I have a wife who does not like dark turkey meat so I get all of the legs. There is nothing like a cold one and a turkey leg in one hand and the TV remote in the other.
We still have three pies to go. 1) a chocolate pee-can pie spiced with Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon. 2) just a plain ole' pumpkin 3) a Dutch apple - all home made. A pee-can and cherry never made it past 9:00 last night.
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That baby is emulating someone and it's probably a parent. The person they were talking to was the other parent. I recognize the emotion.
