March 03, 2010
Amazon Legion: Snippet One
This website was created for two reasons. One, so as to be a fan site for Tom Kratman's works. Two, so that I could comment on Denbeste's blog. Purpose one ended up falling through for various reasons..
I quote some of what Tom posted on the Bar to introduce this.
'So if you own a blog, or website, or know someone who does, get it posted there, too, or get them to post it. If I find a very large number of such - and, yes, of-fracking-_course_, I will look - I'll put up another 3-4 chapters. If not, not.'
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November 04, 2008
Personal Voting Status: Complete
I voted.
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July 17, 2008
Test
This is a test to see if I have figured out cuts...
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About gluten-free recipes, from Steven's blog (where I cannot comment)...
Gluten-free, when done carefully, can taste as good for any bread product that does not suffer from being slightly nutty.
The "gluten-free is like cardboard" stereotype is currently
well deserved for the reason Steven mentions: it's not financially
worthwhile for restaurants or frozen food manufacturers to do
gluten-free well. Central to this is using rice or potato flour (which
taste like cardboard) instead of quinoa, amaranth, or millet flour
(which taste nice but slightly nutty).
But people with Celiac who have their own kitchens, grain mills, and time and eat tasty and affordable bread products.
For example, my
website
the pizza dough we make at home. Waffles, pancakes, and scones also
work fine. (Stuffing too, which I should mention since it is
Thanksgiving week.)
Cake or challah, on the other hand, are
definitely weird for most people when they have a slight nutty taste.
Nothing can really be done.
Posted by: David V.S. at November 25, 2008 12:23 AM (7EVhJ)
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Actually, I am fairly familiar with how this stuff can be done well. I have eaten some stuff made with rice flour that I enjoyed. For thanksgiving, most of what I ate was some truely excellent homemade stuffing.
While some of your recipes include milk, I notice that some do not. I will keep your website in mind for the future, but I generally don't have the patience and interest for baking. For your pizza dough recipe, take a look at how flour is spelled on ingredient line four.
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I like Ike
On Strike witches, sort of a live blog.
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December 10, 2007
In order to announce Candidacy
In recognition of the first open publication of the inspiration for this website, Pat Buckman offically announces his candidacy for the office of President of the United States of America, for the year of our Lord two thousand and sixteen.
The book is Tom Kratman's Caliphate, which has now been available for a about a week now in electronic advanced reader copy (E-ARC) format from Baen's Webscriptions e-publisher.
The book is available at the below address:
http://www.webscription.net/p-749-caliphate-arc.aspx
-A Friend of Pat Buckman, sole content provider for this blog
Friends of Pat Buckman for President, 2016
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October 19, 2007
Lessons Learned, no. 3
1. Make a category using the folders tool.
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September 30, 2007
Lessons Learn, Part 2
1. There is a trivial way to recreate the banner file with different settings.
2. When logged on, go to the help link and use the messages there to report bugs.
3. I should probably figure out categories next.
4. I am not really sure what types of markup code I should use where.
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September 27, 2007
Lessons Learned
1. Using the built in software of this site to send a message to a username seems to spam that user if that user has more then one blog.
2. Building on this, I've probably missed the appropriate method to send in reports of suspected bugs.
3. If I haven't angered our host, I should mention something else I found when I figure out the appropriate feedback mechanism.
4. I should probably quit and think for now, before I break something.
5. I need to use html, or one of the other things in order to get things formatted right.
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1. Fixed.
I knew that this was going to be a problem once I started allowing multiple blogs, but hadn't gone back to correct the code until you tripped over it.
3. No problem!
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