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MixingDrinks

Thu, 17 May 2012 02:44:21 +0000

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Bourbon and Spiced Apple

+ (per glass)

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+ This is the kind of comforting, warming drink that perks up a spring evening of lashing rain, thunder and lightning. This is May, New York. Seriously.

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+ ½ cup apple juice

+ 1 measure bourbon

+ 1 tbsp lemon juice

+ 2 2cm long thin slices of fresh ginger

+ Apple slices to garnish

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+ Put the ginger into a cocktail shaker and muddle it with a handful of ice

+ Add the bourbon, lemon and apple juice and shake

+ Strain into a glass and garnish with slices of apple

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arrival at North Wilinstead

Thu, 29 Mar 2012 16:39:24 +0000

- "Well, I'll be damned," began John (The Hack) Hakenbough. After years of seemingly fruitless search, after untold hundreds of unsolicited PigeonPost? enquiries, after crossing the bulk of the untraversable Whatjamacollit argepeligo, there it was: gleaming in the forward window of his floating machine. Rising out of the junglely green, disappearing into the greyish fog was the blue veined heap named PickleNose? Mountain in the mad observations of Larco Rolo's TravelingEastward?.

+ "Well, I'll be damned," began John (The Hack) Hakenbough. After years of seemingly fruitless search, after untold hundreds of unsolicited PigeonPost? enquiries, after crossing the bulk of the untraversable Whatjamacollit argepeligo, there it was: gleaming in the forward window of his floating machine. Rising out of the junglely green, disappearing into the greyish fog was the blue veined massif named PickleNose? Mountain in the mad observations of Larco Rolo's TravelingEastward?.

NorthWillenstead

Fri, 16 Mar 2012 19:13:19 +0000

- The JohnWHackenbourgh story will begin with his ~~arrival at North Willinstead~~ed~~itpag~~e.php?page=arrival+at+North+Willinstead" title="~~Create page:~~ arrival at North Willinstead" class="wiki wikine~~w">?~~ in order to establish trading in BlueCoal with the islander's. The attention of the AugustCombine? has been drawn to the island because of a travel brochure describing Mount Pickle Nose which was written and distributed by the mostly random traveler LarcoRolo? passed by on his discovery of noodles. He established communication with the islanders through PigeonPost? and Wilfred. The other islanders are dubious of his existence because of Wilfred history of falling for NogerianPrinces? scams.

+ The JohnWHackenbourgh story will begin with his index.php?page=arrival+at+North+Wilinstead" title="arrival at North Wilinstead" class="wiki">arrival at North Wilinstead in order to establish trading in BlueCoal with the islander's. The attention of the AugustCombine? has been drawn to the island because of a travel brochure describing Mount Pickle Nose which was written and distributed by the mostly random traveler LarcoRolo? passed by on his discovery of noodles. He established communication with the islanders through PigeonPost? and Wilfred. The other islanders are dubious of his existence because of Wilfred history of falling for NogerianPrinces? scams.

HaveUniverseNeedName

Sun, 04 Mar 2012 16:15:06 +0000

- JohnWHakenbourgh is RelationshipManager? assigned to NorthWillenstead by the AugustCombine?. He is charged with maintaing the combine's access to the raw materials from NorthWillenstead (most notably BlueCoal) and sale of services (generally Mediaturgy? and Constructophagy?) to the denizens of NW.

+ JohnWHakenbourgh is RelationshipManager? assigned to NorthWillenstead by the AugustCombine?. He is charged with maintaing the combine's access to the raw materials from NorthWillenstead (most notably BlueCoal) and sale of services (generally Mediaturgy? and Constructophagy?) to the denizens of NW.

HistoryOfTrade

Sun, 04 Mar 2012 16:11:47 +0000

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+ c.f. The PropertiesOfGasses? and the GreatBalloonTragedy?

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+ Burning of blue coal produces a "upward suction."

WasteFlake

Thu, 23 Jun 2011 15:47:30 +0000

- The Wasteflake Project starts conversations on culture and science. We're sorry but the Wasteflake Project is currently closed/on break until we have more time to worry about it. If you need a user id created or the password of an existing user reset please send email to wasteman at wasteflake.com.

+ The Wasteflake Project starts conversations on culture and science. />
We're sorry but the Wasteflake Project is currently closed/on break until we have more time to worry about it. Existing users can still login and add material but we are not actively seeking participants. If you would like a new a user id created or the password of an existing user reset please send email to wasteman at wasteflake.com.

FictionalArchaeologists

Sat, 21 May 2011 01:00:35 +0000

- Star of novels by Clive Cussler, Pitt is the director of special projects for the National Underwater Maritime Administration and an all-around adventurer, treasure-discoverer, and villain-thwarter. Cussler has founded the National Underwater and Marine Agency, a real-life nonprofit organization based upon the NUMA of his novels and largely funded from the royalties on Cussler��s books.
+ Star of novels by Clive Cussler, Pitt is the director of special projects for the National Underwater Maritime Administration and an all-around adventurer, treasure-discoverer, and villain-thwarter. Cussler has founded the National Underwater and Marine Agency, a real-life nonprofit organization based upon the NUMA of his novels and largely funded from the royalties on Cusslerâ���™s books.

River Song

River Song is an experienced future companion of Doctor Who,

JakeBynes

Fri, 15 Apr 2011 00:39:28 +0000

- Every aspect of being a student, whether in reading, writing, or are taught to explore current opportunities beyond the facts and in the depths of your own mind and thoughts. Being a good student resources to let go of ~~bestdissertation~~ ideas and acknowledge other views and information, which is also important as a teacher.
+ Every aspect of being a student, whether in reading, writing, or are taught to explore current opportunities beyond the facts and in the depths of your own mind and thoughts. Being a good student resources to let go of ideas and acknowledge other views and information, which is also important as a teacher.

SourGrapesAndSaddleSores

Fri, 11 Feb 2011 15:22:05 +0000

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GeorgeHirst

Fri, 11 Feb 2011 14:50:39 +0000

- In 1961, George became pastor at Fondulac Congregational Church in East Peoria, Illinois. George considered himself a ��church builder��, having been instrumental in the building drive for Fondulac Congregational Church. He took an active role in the process for the denomination to join the Congregational Church and the Evangelical and Reformed Church to become the United Church of Christ. He was present at the Uniting General Synod in Cleveland, Ohio in June of 1957 where the vote to approve the union was cast. While at East Peoria, he exercised his long-time interest in local and state civil rights, farm worker rights, humanitarian causes and politics in many ways. Also during that time, George wrote a popular series of columns for the Tazewell Courier in East Peoria called "Sour Grapes and Saddle Sores". He actively participated in demonstrations against segregation and the war in Vietnam.
+ In 1961, George became pastor at Fondulac Congregational Church in East Peoria, Illinois. George considered himself a â���œchurch builderâ����, having been instrumental in the building drive for Fondulac Congregational Church. He took an active role in the process for the denomination to join the Congregational Church and the Evangelical and Reformed Church to become the United Church of Christ. He was present at the Uniting General Synod in Cleveland, Ohio in June of 1957 where the vote to approve the union was cast. While at East Peoria, he exercised his long-time interest in local and state civil rights, farm worker rights, humanitarian causes and politics in many ways. Also during that time, George wrote a popular series of columns for the Tazewell Courier in East Peoria called "Sour Grapes and Saddle Sores". He actively participated in demonstrations against segregation and the war in Vietnam.
- George��s last church was First United Church of Christ in Wyoming, Illinois, where he became pastor in 1971. George was instrumental in creating and nurturing human services in the central Illinois region, such as the Stark County Food Pantry, the recycling program in Stark County, and the Turner House, a resource for people in need. "Sour Grapes" was reinvigorated in the 1990s in the Wyoming Post Herald and later the Stark County News. He wrote his last column in August 2010.
+ Georgeâ���™s last church was First United Church of Christ in Wyoming, Illinois, where he became pastor in 1971. George was instrumental in creating and nurturing human services in the central Illinois region, such as the Stark County Food Pantry, the recycling program in Stark County, and the Turner House, a resource for people in need. "Sour Grapes" was reinvigorated in the 1990s in the Wyoming Post Herald and later the Stark County News. He wrote his last column in August 2010. A collection of his articles are stored here.
- At heart, George was a kind and gentle man who loved the family farm and farming; and he was loved and respected for his dedication to the improvement of humankind, and his willingness to sacrifice to the individual good of his parishioners, friends and family. Above all, George loved to explore ideas about the universality of human nature. He gardened well into his 80��s and always saw that the wild birds were fed and sheltered. Widely read in philosophy, theology and sociology, George read, thought and conversed in his latter years about the sciences of astronomy and geology. The wonder and beauty of stars and planets, and the mysterious origins of the universe and our planet were a constant theme of his later life.
+ At heart, George was a kind and gentle man who loved the family farm and farming; and he was loved and respected for his dedication to the improvement of humankind, and his willingness to sacrifice to the individual good of his parishioners, friends and family. Above all, George loved to explore ideas about the universality of human nature. He gardened well into his 80â���™s and always saw that the wild birds were fed and sheltered. Widely read in philosophy, theology and sociology, George read, thought and conversed in his latter years about the sciences of astronomy and geology. The wonder and beauty of stars and planets, and the mysterious origins of the universe and our planet were a constant theme of his later life.