This is a wonderful dish when you have a crowd of people over, it makes a great dish, if making several like a buffet style meal or it also is a great appetizer to present while you are finishing up on the main affair. I prefer to serve it like this as they are really […]
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Should windpower’s costs be spread to all power users in Delaware?
No, and here is why.
The cost saved is already considerable. To not go through with the plan, would cost us far more than what we would save if we waited until trying to spread the cost among all users.
The reason is because House Bill […]
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I went outside and looked at the wind blowing clouds across the sky. I thought about all the solar power driving the winds, and how good it felt to have a warm day with a nice breeze. It would have been a good day for sailing, if I were near the lake, but I wasn’t […]
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Charles Krauthammer has a good article today about how the Do As I Say environmental elitists are reviving socialism. Here’s part of it.
For a century, an ambitious, arrogant, unscrupulous knowledge class — social planners, scientists, intellectuals, experts and their left-wing political allies — arrogated to themselves the right to rule either in the name of […]
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I’ve been reading about energy this morning. I read about solar steam turbines for a while. There was a person in the late 1970’s who built a solar boiler out of 100 1-foot square mirrors and a lot of metal. The square solar concentrator had to track the sun to focus all the light it […]
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I made this a few nights ago from a zaar member’s recipe, they had entered a competition where you had to come up with recipes only using certain listed ingredients. I thought this was an excellent recipe I altered a couple of things as I didn’t have to stick the ingredients. My pork loin […]
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SB36
AN ACT TO AMEND TITLES 19 AND 29 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
SB97
AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 6 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO THE DELAWARE FALSE CLAIMS AND REPORTING ACT.
SB99
AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 29 OF THE DELAWARE CODE, RELATING TO THE STATE EMPLOYEE’S PENSION PLAN.
SB109
AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE […]
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Holy Eco! My glue prayers have been answered. There is finally an eco-glue equal to the power of SuperGlue, but eco-friendly! I haven’t tried it yet but am excited to go get some and give it a whirl.
The makers of Amazing Goop have launched their “strong, green gluing machine” all Amazing EcoGlue. […]
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Charcoal can be messy stuff… luckily for us dynamic design duo, Mike and Maaike, have tackled this process with their new Baja BBQ Firepack for Design Annex/Lazzari. The design of the packaging as a recycled, functional aspect of the process is just genius.
“The Baja BBQ Firepack is charcoal packaging that lights instantly and burns away […]
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