I was invited here from the other place so a shout out to those members. Since 2017 I have returned to the grill making pizza every friday as we live in South carolina and sorry, other than everything is either sweet or bland the pizza is so so. 

I attached a link of a picture of one. 

In brief I have our "family" old world 200+ year old recipie from the old country. Specifically the sauce from scratch with real tomatoes. This is my "cheaters" sauce version which is almost the same. 

[1] Buy a 28 oz jar of RAGU original or old world sauce and put into a pot. Add the following spices:

[3] Tablespoons of Badia garlic, [1] Extra Virgin Olive Oil, [1] Sugar

[1] Teaspoon of Badia Black Pepper, [1] Oregano

[1/2] Teaspoon of Badia or McCormic Marjoram, Basil, Parsley

[2] Pieces of each; Bay Leaf, All Spice

[15] Thin sliced pieces of Pepperoni. Boars Head or equivalent. This is the dark red small diameter Pepperoni


Put all in the pot and put on low heat with lid. Stir as required for 40 minutes. You will smell the aroma. When done leave the pepperoni in and remove the Bay Leaves and All Spice. Put the lid on so to keep warm.  

For dough I also cheat in that we are buying pre made dough already rolled from Publix for $3.99. This isnt the dough ball as the pre rolled is better. So flatten it out and roll it to a 16" large pizza. Let it sit for 4 to 6 hours so it will rise. Then get a can a Crisco spread. With a napkin grease the pan. Then place the dough on it and spread the sauce. Then add the cheese and other toppings as follows:[/url]

Mozzarrella Cheese. We use only the following [1] pound each of either Tillamook shredded, Sargento (whole milk) shredded or a brick of Galbani (whole milk) sliced. 

Mushrooms or Onions: Slice and pre cook all in olive oil in a separate pan to remove all water. Dont carmalize as you will lose the flavor. Then spread on top of the mozzarella. 

On the grill. We use an all nartural outdoor gas grill that gets between 500 - 600 degress faranheit. Do not put direct onto the grill grates. Put two bricks on top of the grates and put the pizza pan on top of the bricks so the pan is above the grates by 3". Cook for 11 minutes. Begin watching at 10 minutes as you may need to rotate the pizza. 

In the Conventional Oven. Pre heat to 500 degrees. Place pan in oven for twelve minutes. The hose will smell like a pizza joint. 

Wonderful, no bugs


[url=Pizza by Waterglassnapkin grease the pizza pan, lay the dough on it and put the sauce on.]Pizza

Never thought about our solar system moving through space, as shown in the second depiction, it seems so chaotic 
no doubt this model shows more of a possibility of cosmic collisions 

There are no stationary objects in the Universe: even our Solar System is moving not only around the center of the Galaxy (828,000 km/h) but also relative to its nearest stellar neighbors (70,000 km/h)

https://vxtwitter.com/Rainmaker1973/stat...54133?s=20

Happened on this site and thought I would check it out.

Hi,

Ray(1990) here, I was told about this place and figured I'd sign up. I'm loving the format and all I've seen so far and I must say this place definitely has a relaxing and homely vibe.

My interests are a bit all over really but I do love a good history or cooking thread.  At the other place I was always more of a participant than a thread maker but I'll do my best at attempting to make content. Thanks for making this place it definitely put a big ol' smile on my face first time I saw it.

Thanks 

I quite like the new 'Deny Ignorance'. In particular, the editor. There are new features I like, such as the 'code' option. Also familiar users from elsewhere.

I can see there is also a learning curve that goes with any new site.

One of those curves is the subject of images.

There is an option to 'Upload' which takes us to a window where we can browse our computer for the image we want to upload. Unlike ATS, we don't seem to have a dedicated place for user images. In using the 'Upload' button it seems a black hole, I have not seen the image uploaded again. If I were to wish to upload the same image to another post I cannot return and use the same image URL.

One can alternatively make an imgur account and have an image repository there that can be returned to. That works.

However, going forward, I can see problems if my personal ingur image repository is not maintained. The personal imgur account image source may be lost in the future and the thread may lose images.

So a master 'Deny Ignorance' image repository is probably best. Come to think of it, one may simply need to use and copy the uploaded image URL at the time of uploading. A few duplicates may not matter in the master repository.

So what are the site's designer / maintainer thoughts on the matter?

Hey everybody, I like the new place and that new smell

I shared a house with one pirate, remember those baby screams...

As corporate law likes the maritime jurisdiction, its a boat that sails this world. Much easier to get away with genocide before the internet age, those stories sill continue hundreds of years on. The idea of raising a family in the carpark/tent city of Gaza is going to have a dark side for a while.

I ain't a spook, but know that feeling. Fighting that fear is where the real trade craft is. Acceptance of our mortality helps. Till then, live a good, strong, moral life, something you can rest in peace in. As best we can.

Lou said, "This ain't no game"

In understanding pirate rules these days, Vinny Eastwood is one being candid about matters. Its a tough job he has, Got some of that MK, disassociation, perfect possession as he flows with his story telling. Gotta work on a start tag line, but does kinda fit. A dark place to laugh at those jokes.

This thing is bigger that Vinny. For one voice as a lighthouse in the dark, he is kicking goals.

A New Why Files is about to drop in about an hour of me posting this;

Enoch's dire plea sung,
Giants and Watchers heed not,
Floodgates unleash wrath.

Ark sails through chaos,
Survival on mountaintop,
Noah, a rebirth.

Myths weave through the Earth,
CIA veils ancient proof,
Noah, not of Earth.



Alien Abductions in the Book of Enoch and the Search for Noah's Ark

Enoch warned the Giants and the Watchers of the world. Repent or feel God's wrath.

They ignored his warning.

The floodgates of Heaven burst forth and water rushed over the Earth, destroying everything.

The only thing to survive is a single vessel, a huge ship: the Ark.

5 months later, the waters recede and the Ark made ground on a mountaintop. A man named Noah emerged, and civilization began again.

Some version of the Noah's Ark story exists in almost every religion and every culture on Earth.

But did Noah and the Ark really exist?

There's evidence that they did.

So much evidence, that it was classified by the CIA for almost 50 years.

But why classify it? Well, there are two problems with the Noah's Ark story. One, the Ark is much older than anyone thought. And two, the man named Noah? He wasn't a man. At least, not a man from Earth.

This is a topic from the heart, so please bare with me. I lost my husband of 8 years six months ago to stage 4 colon cancer. We had no idea he had cancer, but he was sick, and we thought it was everything but that. His first doctor's visit we were told that if he didn't start Chemo immediately, he would be put on hospice that day. So, of course we agreed that Chemo was his best option and the doctor's seemed to give us hope that though he couldn't be cured his life can be extended.
His first few rounds of Chemo were devastating, but after a few months his numbers seemed to go down or at the least the growth process was still... for the moment. We finally thought that there really was a way for him to live longer, even though he was told 5 years would be his limit, but that it seemed possible.

After about 6 months, his numbers were fluctuating, and we weren't sure what to do. His medication for pain was elevated, but it wasn't to much. About 8-10 months later, he lost his voice, and Chemo was again starting to take a toll, he lost about 60 lbs, he was about 280, and we could really start to see a decline.

Let's jump a bit more, as to not make this to long, and go to the point of why I am making this thread. After about a year and a half in, he was told that the Chemo was no longer working and they gave him 2 more rounds, with 2 types of Chemo, now he had lost about 100 lbs, and about 2 months he was told nothing was working anymore, and he had to go into hospice. At this point he was on about 20 medications including, oxy, morphine (pill), liquid morphine and fentanyl. He no longer ate, only drank Ensure, and slept 80% of the time.

He passed away June 2, and it was a slow agonizing death, he weighed about 120 lbs, and he passed in the hospital, I was right by his side. Now here is the issue I have been having since he passed.

Did we make a mistake in starting Chemo? He would have had months to live, but he wouldn't have died the way that he did. Being a part of this community, we discuss so many things, but knowing Big Pharma is b.s., knowing that people can and are used a guinea pigs, knowing that there are far to many thoughts about death, and what happens afterwards, possibly of course.

He was not a part of what I have come to love about research, so he didn't really know what was going through my head, while watching what he wanted and being torn about what I have learned. I wasn't going to bombard him with info concerning my real thoughts on this, especially because he was also religious, and I am agnostic, what was I supposed to say.

So I will end with this. Knowing what many of us know, even if not believed but are aware of, would your choice if you didn't have one, be directed by what you have learned, shared, and been informed of if the time came? I never really considered it myself, and have written a living will, but many of my choices will I am sure be swayed by what I have learned over the years, and be misunderstood by those who don't subscribe to my thoughts and research.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. I thought maybe by asking those in our community their thoughts, that I in fact may see things in a different light.

Peace, NRE

The Case for Sasquatch by Bob Gymlan 

Always enjoy Bob Gymlan's videos
from the video transcript

  I think it is worth taking some time to discuss what we know about primates and see how that supports
or refutes the probability feasibility and possibility of an unverified primate in North America and other parts of the
world. 

I'm just kidding, I have the same number and everything.

So, we're back to the good ol fashioned conspiracies, wild, weird, and left of center paranormal over here? I like it, I like it a lot.

I think that's why a lot of my thread starting died out elsewhere..... nothing really got traction or a good discussion without politics.

Super stoked. I'm going to have to start looking through my old drafts of "what could've been" and see what I can put up here for discussion and dissection.

Thanks for the invite, it feels good to be onboard!

Wasn't sure where to put this cryptozoology seemed the best fit

Caves supposedly dug by giant sloths 10,000 years ago in Brazil...

I suppose 10,000 years ago giant sloths were much more active, not saying sloths did some of the digging bu that looks finished off by somebody or something else

I was recommended to check this out by my boss the other day, so I gave it a try and I think I only made it like 15 minutes in (out of a whopping 2 hours 21m) and it gave me the distinct impression the director wanted to give a very Stanley Kubrick kind of feel but with the usual modern trappings of film. The whole premise (gleaned from reading the description on IMDB) basically was a Y2K styled event and just did not seem to come across very well due to a slow start and some disjointed dialog.

Has anyone else watched it further or to completion and found it to improve further in?

Figured I should go ahead and secure my username at least, now to find time to actually post...

Perhaps the single most reason I ended up on ATS, I can remember finding a link and downloading it on my shitty little modem. It took hours one chapter at a time, though I was and still am incredulous by the whole claim, story, or concept. The story the formatting the tone made me search for more information and opinions. Leading me eventually to ATS, looks like they added a lot of new chapters in this revised and updated revision.  

Reads like a schlocky sci-fi/alien story used to love that shit and probably still do... 

https://thinkaboutit.site/underground/th...chapter-1/

our story begins

Quote:The following article comes from the ‘TC TECHNICAL CONSULTANT’, Nov.-Dec., 1991 issue:

“The death of a journalist in West Virginia, plus the jailing of an alleged CIA computer consultant in Washington State may be elements of a much wider scandal that could have serious implications…

“What started out as an investigation of an apparent case of pirated software has grown to be a project involving hundreds of journalists all over the world.

“The dead journalist, Joseph Daniel ‘Danny‘ Casolaro was found dead August 10th in a motel room in West Virginia. His wrists were slashed seven times on each wrist and a suicide note was found nearby. The only manuscript of his book, with accompanying notes, WAS MISSING.

“The book, provisionally titled ‘The Octopus‘, was meant to be an explosive expose of misdeeds by the Justice Department under the Reagan administration. Time Magazine also reported that Casolaro’s research centered on gambling and attempted arms deals at the Cabazon reservation near Indio [California].

“Indeed, the scope of Casolaro’s investigation was so large that anyone of a large number of areas of research could have been the trigger for a possible hit.

“While authorities declared his death a suicide, his relatives definitely stated that Casolaro’s mental state was sound, indeed upbeat, after the completion of his book.

Sometimes we need to know what legislation miht be relevant to the topic, its not official source, but its kept up-to-date mostly.

http://www.worldlii.org/catalog/215.html

Hope it could be of use.

Perhaps the single most reason I ended up on ATS, I can remember finding a link and downloading it on my shitty little modem. It took hours one chapter at a time, though I was and still am incredulous by the whole claim, story, or concept. The story the formatting the tone made me search for more information and opinions. Leading me eventually to ATS, looks like they added a lot of new chapters in this revised and updated revision.  

Reads like a schlocky sci-fi/alien story used to love that shit and probably still do... 

https://thinkaboutit.site/underground/th...chapter-1/

Quote:The following article comes from the ‘TC TECHNICAL CONSULTANT’, Nov.-Dec., 1991 issue:

“The death of a journalist in West Virginia, plus the jailing of an alleged CIA computer consultant in Washington State may be elements of a much wider scandal that could have serious implications…

“What started out as an investigation of an apparent case of pirated software has grown to be a project involving hundreds of journalists all over the world.

“The dead journalist, Joseph Daniel ‘Danny‘ Casolaro was found dead August 10th in a motel room in West Virginia. His wrists were slashed seven times on each wrist and a suicide note was found nearby. The only manuscript of his book, with accompanying notes, WAS MISSING.

“The book, provisionally titled ‘The Octopus‘, was meant to be an explosive expose of misdeeds by the Justice Department under the Reagan administration. Time Magazine also reported that Casolaro’s research centered on gambling and attempted arms deals at the Cabazon reservation near Indio [California].

“Indeed, the scope of Casolaro’s investigation was so large that anyone of a large number of areas of research could have been the trigger for a possible hit.

“While authorities declared his death a suicide, his relatives definitely stated that Casolaro’s mental state was sound, indeed upbeat, after the completion of his book.

Its been far to long, hope I can find a new home, its been a while.

Diets do not work.  Neither do diet pills.  Same goes for all those food plans.
Not unless you make changes to the way you eat after you get to goal weight.
Trust me on this.

And all those "fad" fixes.  Wiring your jaw shut.  Stapling your stomach.  How does that help when you were consuming vast numbers of calories and your body got used to that.
Then your body gets used to way fewer calories and goes into starvation mode...and you stop losing weight consuming too few calories.
Yo yo diets, anyone?

These current new stories about celebrities and diet pills just goes to show the rich fall for these get thin quick plans just like us regular folk.

Oprah Winfrey Just Set the Record Straight About Her Recent Weight Loss

Sharon Osbourne on Her Ozempic Weight Loss: "I Didn't Actually Want To Go This Thin"

And just look at all the wondrous little pills OKd by the benevolent FDA
What's the difference between Ozempic and Zepbound? Our comprehensive guide to weight-loss drugs

Yep, the FDA and it's cousin the USDA have nothing but our best interests at heart.

Quote:Retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral @GallaudetTim tells @RossCoulthart he believes the U.S. military is covering up the existence of non-human intelligence in relation to UAP. “We are in contact with non-human intelligence.”

Do any of you remember totse.com?, when that went dead there was a lot of mirrors people put up just to keep the content alive, this seems a little more thought out and I hop it doeess succeed.

What time is happy hour? Nice digs!!

Was watching this earlier and was shocked when it said 1.2 million people per year die in India from respiratory illness from the filthy air.

Literal mountains of garbage.

He claims he got salmonella filming this.

The most feces I've ever seen chillin' in public.

The skull of a colossal sea monster has been extracted from the cliffs of the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, UK.It belongs to a pliosaur, a ferocious marine reptile that terrorised the oceans about 150 million years ago.The 2m-long fossil is one of the most complete specimens of its type ever discovered and is giving new insights into this ancient predator.The skull will be featured in a special David Attenborough programme on BBC One on New Year's Day.




The Pliosaur, with its massive frame and fearsome appearance, reigned supreme in the seas approximately 250 million years ago. This extraordinary creature, belonging to the order Plesiosauria, was a true marvel of evolution. Its name, derived from the Greek words "pleion" meaning "more," and "sauros" meaning "lizard," perfectly captures the essence of this colossal predator.

Imagine a creature that reached lengths of up to 50 feet, sporting a streamlined body and powerful flippers that propelled it gracefully through the water. Its elongated neck, equipped with a set of razor-sharp teeth, struck fear into the hearts of any unfortunate prey that crossed its path.

One of the most striking features of the Pliosaur was its enormous head, housing a set of formidable jaws capable of delivering a bone-crushing bite. With teeth that measured up to a whopping 12 inches in length, this apex predator was more than capable of tearing through flesh and bone, making it a force to be reckoned with.

But what truly sets the Pliosaur apart from its underwater counterparts is its adaptability. With its streamlined body and flipper-like limbs, it was built for speed and agility, allowing it to chase down its prey with astonishing efficiency. Its ability to regulate its buoyancy gave it the freedom to explore various depths of the ocean, making it a truly versatile predator.

In addition to its physical prowess, the Pliosaur possessed a remarkable intelligence. Recent research suggests that this ancient reptile had a complex social structure, with evidence of nurturing behavior and maternal care. Imagine a world where these colossal creatures swam in family groups, protecting their young and working together to secure their next meal. It's a fascinating insight into the social dynamics of an extinct species.