What Shall We Bake Today?

Food 2 Minutes

Hubby likes pineapple upside down cake, so I thought I’d look for a version for Filly…our resident peach lover!  And I found one…Peach Upside Down Cake!

Ingredients

For the Topping:

4 tablespoons unsalted butter

1/2 cup light or dark brown sugar

1/2 teaspoon ground ginger

2 large ripe peaches, peeled, pitted, and cut into 1/2-inch slices, (or 1 1/2 cups frozen unsweetened sliced peaches, left frozen)

1 cup fresh raspberries

For the Cake:

3 tablespoons unsalted butter

1/4 cup granulated sugar

1/3 cup honey

1 large egg, at room temperature

1/2 teaspoon salt

1 3/4 teaspoons baking powder

1/8 teaspoon baking soda

1 1/2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract

2/3 cups all-purpose flour

1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons milk

2/3 cups all-purpose flour

Instructions

Place a rack in the center of your oven and preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Lightly grease a 9-inch round cake pan with nonstick spray.

For the topping, melt the butter over medium-low in a small saucepan. Add the sugar and ginger and stir until smooth and the butter is incorporated with the sugar, about 2 to 3 minutes. The mixture will be very thick, like melted caramel.

Remove from heat. If the butter separates from the sugar as it cools, simply stir it back together (a little separation is OK). Spoon the mixture into the prepared pan, then spread it in a thin, even layer, stretching all the way to the edges of the pan. I found it worked best to use the back of a spoon, then once the caramel was cool enough, gently press it with my fingers.

Arrange the peaches and raspberries in a single layer on top of the caramel.

To make the cake, beat the butter and sugar on medium speed in a large mixing bowl until smooth and creamy.

Add in the honey, egg, salt, baking powder, baking soda, and vanilla and stir until completely combined. Stop to scrape down the bowl as needed.

With the mixer running on medium speed, gradually mix in the first 2/3 cup of flour, then the milk, then the remaining 2/3 cup of flour, incorporating completely between additions and stopping to scrape down the bowl as needed. Once the last of the flour is added, mix very briefly, just until smooth. Do not overbeat. The batter will be very thick.

Transfer the batter to the top of the fruit in the pan, spreading it to the pan’s edges. The cake will seem thin but will rise as it bakes.

Bake for 25 to 30 minutes, until deep golden brown and a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. The top of the cake will spring back lightly when touched. Place the pan on a wire rack and let the cake cool in the pan for 10 minutes.

Run a sharp knife along the cake’s edge to loosen it from the pan, then invert the cake onto a serving plate. Let the pan rest upside down on the plate for 1 minute, then gently lift the pan away. Let cool on the plate for 10 additional minutes. Enjoy warm or at room temperature.

ENJOY!

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145 thoughts on “What Shall We Bake Today?”

  1. Morning All
    sun was peeking out of the dark clouds, but it’s just about obscured now. hopefully this weekend i can check out the grapevines. from the window upstairs i can see several large grape leaves on the ground–from the wind and rain yesterday…i think. hopefully there are now pests munching the stems…

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    1. Oooh….yummy! If only you lived closer….you could make it for me!😉😉😉 Wait….you WANT pests eating the stems???

      Sunny so far – 62 at the moment with a slight breeze – but there are clouds on the horizon – light showers possible later this morning, w/the possibility of a thunderstorm moving thru later this evening. But, then, their predictions are never on target so…..I’ll follow my usual routine of keeping my eye on the skies, ready at the drop of a hat to run out and bring in feeders/plants/flag.

      Wheezer snuck onto the patio again while I was filling the jelly feeder late yesterday. Around then, I usually shut Jake in the BR and uncover the doggie door to give her the opportunity to check out the house, if she feels like it. Just a part of one of my many daily routines, weather permitting. When I came back onto the patio, there she was, grooming herself and waiting for food. She ate a good bit, then left and I can see that she has eaten more overnight.

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      1. Morning Filly…if i lived closer–I would!
        spelling error…NOT pests munching the stems causing the leaves to fall–that means an infestation. if it was just heavy rain and winds, the plants will be okay.
        she might sneak in one time when Jake is not in the bedroom…lol

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        1. Ah, that makes more sense!

          That is what worries me the most, those two being face to face with no glass between them. That would assuredly be followed by a visit to the vet, which opens up another kettle of fish since he’s had no vaccinations and her front claws would tear his ass up = $$$$.

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        1. they can’t write anything original. all they can do is bastardize beloved or successful works already written.
          star wars was HUGE. they hate that they can’t produce anything with that kind of draw.

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          1. I refuse to watch any of the re-do’s!!! They are ALWAYS disappointing! For example, I refuse to watch the Footloose and Dirty Dancing re-makes! The original is always better!

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            1. everything they tried to resex–was garbage too. I watched ghostbusters–the original–I have no interest in the female version.
              Steel Magnolias was awesome…9 to 5 was awesome…why must they remake old stuff?

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    1. Garland is lawless. He has no respect for the law and only follows the demands of his overlords – the Øbastid and Biden cabal and the big money ghouls who own them both.

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      1. Morning GA!
        there are special rules for him…he says. NO, no man is above the law–if the President can be arrested–so can you, you arrogant piece of crap. he thinks he’s above the law. like fauci was science…garland thinks he is the law.
        they need to hold him in the jail in the capitol.

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  5. TheseTruths

    TheseTruths(@thesetruths)

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    June 7, 2024 01:23

    Kyle Becker:

    Yale Law Professor Has Brilliant Plan for Trump Legal Team to Overturn ‘Guilty’ Verdict Before the Election

    “Could Trump actually be put in jail? You bet he could.”

    “Each count of this 34 count indictment has a maximum penalty attached to it of four years. Well, that’s four times 34. That’s a maximum sentence, prison sentence of 136 years.”

    “Will he do that? Of course not. He won’t. But could he sentence him to some incarceration? Yes, he could. Will he? Nobody knows.”

    Yale Law Professor Jeb Rubenfield, who teaches Advanced Constitutional Law, counseled the Trump legal team on a course of action that could potentially see his ‘guilty’ verdict overturned before the 2024 election.

    “Now, when is sentencing scheduled for? Well, Judge Merchan has set it for July 11th.”

    “Will something happen between then and now? Yes. Trump’s team will ask for a judgment notwithstanding the verdict.”

    “They’ll ask for Judge Merchan to throw out the jury’s verdict and find Trump innocent despite the verdict, and Judge Merchan will turn that down.”

    “Then there will be arguments about what the sentence should be briefing on both sides, possibly even a hearing. Then on July 11th, sentencing will be announced. And at that point, that triggers the Trump team’s right to appeal.”

    “To what court would they appeal? Well, they would appeal to New York’s appellate level court… And after the appellate court rules, then the case could go up to New York’s highest court, which is actually called the Court of Appeals… And after that, the case could go up to the Supreme Court.”

    “And ultimately it might well go to the Supreme Court where finally we will have a definitive, conclusive ruling on whether the conviction was constitutional or not.”

    Professor Rubenfield identified a massive, glaring problem with this legal appeals process.

    “Of course that would take years, and that’s a problem here. Why is it a problem? It’s a problem because the election will have taken place and if this conviction is unlawful and unconstitutional, it could have an effect on that election.”

    “There are surveys, many polls in which a substantial number of American voters say they will not vote for Trump if he is convicted of a felony. Many independents say that, many Republicans even say that. If that’s true, an unlawful conviction in this case could interfere with and in fact decide the outcome of the next election of the next President of the United States”

    “Even if the conviction were reversed on appeal years later, that effect could not be undone in legal terms. That’s called IRREPARABLE HARM. The irreparable harm, once again, is that a ‘convicted felon’ could affect the election, could decide the election.”

    “And if so, then District Attorney Bragg and Judge Merchan will have UNLAWFULLY INTERFERED with the election and decided the outcome of the next election through unconstitutional means. And no years long appeal could have any effect on that.”

    This is the critical point that Professor Rubenfield makes: There is another way.

    “Well, is that where we are? So are we stuck with that possibility? Well, believe it or not, there is one other avenue that the Trump lawyers could pursue. They could sue in federal court and ask for an emergency temporary restraining order.”

    “Restraining order of what? Well, let me tell you something that you might not know. You’ve probably been reading in the press if you’ve been reading about this case. The Trump is already a “convicted felon.” The jury has convicted him. He’s a “convicted felon.”

    “Well, guess what? THAT’S NOT TRUE.”

    “You’re not a convicted felon because of a jury verdict. You’re not convicted unless the judge enters a judgment of guilt against you. The judge still has the power, as I told you before, to throw out that verdict and enter a judgment of acquittal. You are not convicted until the judge enters that judgment of guilt.”

    “Now in New York, it’s very likely that Judge Merchan will enter that judgment of guilt against Trump on the same day that he issued sentencing. That’d be July 11th.”

    “So what would this federal case be about in this federal action? Trump would sue District Attorney Bragg and other state actors and ask the judge, the federal judge, for an emergency temporary restraining order halting Judge Merchan from entering that judgment of guilt until the federal courts have had an opportunity to review and rule on the serious constitutional arguments that exist here.”

    “Let me tell you why I think that might be a very important thing to happen. Because going after, criminally, a former president of the United States and somebody who is running for president now, that’s a VERY BAD LOOK for this country.”

    “It’s an especially bad look when the folks bring in the case and the judge deciding it are members of the opposing political party. And it’s an even worse look when the crime is so unclear that the state is hiding the ball about what the actual charges are right up through the trial and indeed into the trial.”

    “And even now, we don’t know exactly what the jury found Trump guilty of. If you’re going to go after a former president and somebody who’s running for president now the poll leading candidate, if you’re a member of the other party and you’re going to do that, YOU BETTER HAVE THE GOODS. You better not be pursuing some novel legal theory where you have to hide the ball. It’s not even clear what the charges are.”

    “That could be a very dangerous precedent for this country. A very bad and dangerous precedent.”

    “That’s why it’s so important for a federal court to review the constitutionality of this prosecution and decide, was it constitutional, was it not?”

    “The only way to achieve that before the election takes place is for the Trump team to file an action in federal court and ask the federal court to temporarily hold off the entry of the judgment of guilt until the federal courts and maybe the Supreme Court itself can on an emergency basis adjudicate the likelihood of success of these constitutional arguments.”

    “If that doesn’t happen, then that IRREPARABLE HARM danger that I mentioned before, well that’s where we are.”

    “But if it does happen, the nation could get a ruling from the federal courts, even the Supreme Court of the United States, before the election takes place.”

    “Maybe that’s what the nation needs and maybe that’s what the law requires here. So if I were Trump’s lawyer, that’s probably what I would do.”

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      1. right???
        what is wrong with nyc?
        they are not looking to better themselves. my Dad had to quit school at 14 because both his parents came down with influenza and he had to get work in a factory to support the family. he never had a chance to finish to school, but he took whatever job was available to support his family. after he married my mom, he was a milkman till the dairy closed, then a general laborer. one day after coming back from the labor hall finding no jobs available, he saw a crew putting in curbing. he stopped and asked the boss there if they needed any extra help. they said sure, signed him on and dad had work again.
        he was grateful to be working and providing. But these people are LEECHES. they come for the free stuff–and feel ENTITLED to everything.
        they disgust me.

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        2. My Dad worked 2 jobs and my Mom was a teacher. When he first started as a clerk at the PO, he also worked at night unloading trucks – my aunt’s family owned a trucking company in Norfolk. I often worked extra jobs as well as a single Mom. You do what you gotta do to support your family and yourself!

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          1. exactly! before I had any desire to go to college, i worked at the factory during the day and nights and weekends at Roy Rogers–just to keep busy and put money aside–for what i had no clue–but I’m glad i did.
            then after my son was born and we were alone, i worked days, went to college in the evenings. and on the weekends? I STUDIED and spent time with my child. kids today are pampered…but illegals are totally unrealistic in their demands.

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  8. TrumpPatriot

    June 7, 2024 1:46 am

    Robert Barnes reposted

    RESTORE JUSTICE:
    @RepThomasMassie
    makes an excellent point. Why doesn’t Congress IMMEDIATELY rescind both Steve Bannon’s and Peter Navarro’s congressional subpoenas and repudiate the J6 Committee? How about it
    @SpeakerJohnson
    ?

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  10. Bill Melugin

    @BillMelugin_

    NEW: One day after announcing a Top 10 Most Wanted Illegal Immigrants list, Texas has already apprehended one of their targets. He’s a previously deported convicted killer.

    Texas DPS

    @TxDPS

    BREAKING: First Texas 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrant Arrested Just over 24 hours since Governor

    @GregAbbott_TX

    launched Texas’ 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List, DPS announces arrest of Servando Trejo Duran Jr., 62, who was just taken into custody this afternoon in Baytown. Learn more about his arrest and see who else is on Texas’ 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List at https://bit.ly/3VtS5Ow.

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  11. att Gaetz

    @mattgaetz

    It is with great sadness and anger that we observe the death of the judicial system in America. Steve Bannon sought judicial review of the illegal demands of a runaway congressional committee, unlike any ever comprised. It was literally a matter of first impression. And they’re sending him to prison – not just to torture him but to torture us. He didn’t even get a real trial. His defenses were stripped by a judge who hates him. The ramifications of these actions will reverberate in a very dark way for a long time. I’ve begged House leaders to advance legislation to expunge these contempt proceedings on Bannon/Navarro/Scavino/Meadows. They’ve refused. Likely because we don’t have the votes. We need stronger leaders. November can’t come soon enough.

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    1. That does nothing to solve the Big Pharma problem – many of these people got started on drugs because of pharmaceuticals!!! The root of the problem needs to be addressed first, IMO. Stop drugging the children!

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        2. People should be allowed to grow it for themselves if they so choose = no dealer needed. Just like alcohol – people are allowed to make their own…..same difference.

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  16. jim

    June 7, 2024 8:17 am

    AZ SoS/Maricopa County Elections Caught Lying To Court That Software Was Certified By USEAC

    A motion has been filed in Federal Court to obtain an injunction against the Arizona Secretary of State and Maricopa County election officials, to stop machine fraud in the coming 2024 presidential election.

    The two offices have been caught lying to the Court that election software was certified and that logic and accuracy testing was properly completed.

    https://creativedestructionmedia.com/news/national/2024/06/06/az-sos-maricopa-county-elections-caught-lying-to-court-that-software-was-certified-by-useac/

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  19. EXCERPT: “From Judicial Watch:

    Since the terrorist group returned to power in August 2021, Uncle Sam has continued to fund Afghanistan’s education sector through six programs that cost $185.2 million even though the Taliban has issued decrees drastically limiting access to education for girls and women as well as restricting women’s ability to work and other basic freedoms.

    Nevertheless, the American taxpayer dollars keep flowing. In fiscal year 2023, which ended in September, the U.S. sent Taliban-ruled Afghanistan over $566 million in humanitarian assistance. Most of it was for emergency food but a chunk was classified as going to general humanitarian and health. More than $15 million went to a cause that is labeled “redacted” in the government records.

    Besides its terrorist past, the Taliban also severely oppresses women and girls and denies an array of human rights.

    “SIGAR has reported on the importance of U.S. funds being spent on U.S. priorities and not in ways that benefit the Taliban, which represses women and girls, denies the human rights of the Afghan people and remains unrecognized as a legitimate government by the U.S. government and the international community,” the report said…..”

    https://justthenews.com/nation/states/center-square/feds-send-millions-taxpayer-dollars-taliban

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  20. they arrested the people unfurling the Trump flag in NYC…but not the hamas animals blocking traffic

    Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸
    @ImMeme0
    🚨BREAKING: Trump supporters ARRESTED outside Trump Tower in NYC after unveiling a MASSIVE ‘Law and Order’ flag.

    Oh, the irony.

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  21. Just The News: “A102-year-old U.S. World War II veteran died while traveling to France for a ceremony commemorating the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion. 

    Robert Persichitti, of Fairport, NY, flew into Germany with a group from the National World War II Museum, and was on a ship traveling down the coast of Europe when he suffered a medical emergency and had to be airlifted to Germany, according to an NBC affiliate based in Rochester, N.Y. He passed away on Friday morning.

    Persichitti served in the Pacific Theater and witnessed the raising of the U.S. flag by Marines on Iwo Jima on Feb. 19. 1945, the Stars and Stripes reported. 

    After the war, Persichitti taught carpentry in the Rochester school system. He remained active in education while in retirement, as he would regularly visit New York school children to teach about World War II. 

    Al DeCarlo, Persichitti’s friend who traveled to Europe with him for the D-Day ceremony, said the doctor played the veteran’s favorite singer, Frank Sinatra, as he passed away. DeCarlo said he believed Persichitti would have “no regrets” about the trip. 

    “He taught us how to live every day to the fullest and he left his tank empty,” DeCarlo said.”

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  22. “Trump says he would have “every right to go after” political enemies if elected”

    Former President Trump said during an interview with Fox News on Wednesday that he’d have “every right to go after” his political opponents if he’s elected in November.

    Why it matters: It’s the second time in as many days that the presumptive GOP presidential nominee has publicly suggested he would seek retribution against his political enemies.

    The former president and his allies have ramped up their retribution rhetoric since Trump was convicted of 34 felony charges in his New York criminal trial last week.

    Driving the news: “When this election is over, based on what they’ve done, I would have every right to go after them,” Trump told Fox News’ Sean Hannity, when asked if he would use the justice system to go after his enemies.

    Trump said that the suggestion that he would go after his political allies if he wins in November is “wrong” and “it has to stop.” — Axios

    Our Take: This narrative deployment is backfiring so spectacularly that I actually popped some popcorn to watch Kaitlyn Collins and Andy McCabe panic on air about facing accountability. ‘I will be your retribution,’ they recalled Trump saying with furrowed brows and super serious faces. McCabe wants all of us to be terrified of 45 reforming the DOJ and FBI.

    The problem they have is that at least 68% of Americans — of all stripes — are most concerned about government corruption as the greatest threat to democracy. And that was in October 2022. It’s definitely more now. Retribution for corrupted institutions is exactly what Americans want. As a result, the social backlash is enjoyable to watch. Trump is absolutely correct: He has every right to hold people accountable. It’s a campaign promise, and the people will hold him to it.

    As for Andy McCabe: No one is above the law. Preserve all records. MAGA.” — Ashe in America

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    1. wow. my son had to jump thru several hoops and interviews just to adopt a shelter kitten. (the kitten had one eye and testicle issues) and they called me (!) to ask if i would take care of the kitten if something happened to my son.
      here all you need is the correct change?

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        1. went they bought the first dog, they had to have a recommendation and a report from their vet vouching that they treated the cat well. (this was a breeder who wanted to make sure before they sold the dog) when they bought the second, they brought the first with them so the breeder could see how well she was doing.

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          1. When I sold my red Aussie, Jax, to an older couple who lived on a small farm in southern VA, I told them it was contingent on my visit to see him in 10-days to 2 weeks to see for myself that it was a good home for him. I set the price high ($200) to ensure that they really wanted him and didn’t cash their check until after I saw how happy and relaxed he was – nowhere near as hyper as he was with me.

            I was working 8 hr. days so he was home alone far too much and he needed much more exercise and running time than I could give him. Since they were retired, he would be with someone all day and actually doing things – he had a job and Aussies need a job. The man walked his fence lines every day and Jax always accompanied him and thoroughly enjoyed the grandkids when they visited. They had a couple of horses and a donkey, IIRC, and he loved “herding” them.

            It was funny how that worked out. I had placed an ad at an on-line pet finder site; within minutes of the ad going on-line, I got a phone call from a woman who said their red Aussie had died of old age and they wanted another one but she wanted to surprise her hubby. Unbeknownst to her, he also saw the ad and not an hour later, I got a call from him. It was quite clear that they REALLY wanted him and it turned out to be the perfect fit.

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        1. i do not generally like cats, but i would have taken Jack in a heartbeat. he was the sweetest, cuddliest cat i ever met. once you sat down and he sniffed you, he jumped into your lap and snuggled under your chin.
          his new cat has to contend with the 2 dogs who want to play but Walter is not interested…lol

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  24. Mickey Mantle working for lead and zinc mine, Eagle Picher, in Joplin, MO during the baseball offseason.

    I worked for a company that hired mystery shoppers for restaurants/bars, no license needed. It was my job to type up their reports in the proper format and correcting typos, grammatical errors, etc., etc. Most of the time I worked from home with a fax program on my computer to send the docs to the office. I only had to go into the office once a week. I was taking care of my 9 mo. old grandson at the time so it was a good job to have at that time. I would take him with me to the office; most of the typists brought their kids with them.

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      1. They didn’t get paid but they got their meals and drinks for free. I’m not good at hiding things so I probably would give myself away at some point. LOL

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        1. LOL
          i make it a point if a clerk or a server is helpful and polite and just good at their job–be it walmart, texas roadhouse or just a long john silver–I find a manager or go on line to their websites and talk them up.

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          1. I don’t do that routinely but if I get a request from WM or whatever to do a survey “about your visit,” if I encountered anyone who was unusually helpful or pleasant, I will add a comment.

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  26. “The barge in the middle just won the Miss Alabama pageant. No wonder we haven’t heard from Jeffery in Alabama, she ate him! That and at Waffle House a lot!”

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    1. i can’t understand Alabama at all. or Maryland for that matter.

      there is a miss black america pageant, a mrs america pageant…there should be a tranny pageant and a large american pageant if they want. but they ended one of those other girl’s dreams just to virtue signal…unless she sang like whitney houston or spit nails into a wood wall from 20 ft away in the shape of Alabama, this is ridiculous

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  29. just saw another mom with her fawn…but this doe still looks pregnant. the other does after having their babies look sleeker i guess. she is still quite round and if i just saw her without the fawn, i would say she’s pregnant–maybe with twins–that’s how big she is. never saw any like this before.

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    1. Hmmm….I was wondering if she could still have another one in utero but it is very rare for them to be born more than 20 minutes or so apart. It is instinctual to get the birth over as quickly as possible because of the predators.

      “Scientific evidence suggests that it is more common for deer to give birth to twins than to have a single fawn or triplets. Mother deer ovulate multiple eggs at once, which are then fertilized by different sperm. Deer fawns are usually dizygotic twins, non-identical twins coming from two separate eggs.

      For deer, birthing two fawns can provide the optimal balance for survival. It ensures both offspring continuation and a mother deer’s ability to successfully feed both her fawns. Sadly, a lot of fawns get eaten by predators, often leaving a doe to raise only a single fawn.

      Considering deer ovulate two eggs at once by default, birthing twins seems to be the norm. At least, this fact is true for the common white-tailed deer, which is the most abundant species on the North American continent.”

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          1. seems odd. we usually see twins but not this year. and we were feeding them the corn/apples blocks this winter when food was scarce.
            there are 2 sets of twins that still hang out together–now that the deer have separated (during spring birthing time). one set are timid females and the other are young bucks.
            just seems weird. i hope we get to see this mother closer soon

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  30. Mimbler
    June 7, 2024 11:35 am

    I’m surprised that the press isn’t commenting on Biden’s speech yesterday where he confessed to being a Soviet spy. He said he has known Putin for 40 years. Putin was unknown to the western world before 1999 because he was an undercover agent for Soviet intelligence.

    Since we are told constantly Biden doesn’t lie, he could only have known Putin as a fellow agent.

    /sarc but the point is: he’s a soviet spy or a liar.

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  31. Huh….watching Mysteries at the Museum – remember the Little House episodes where Mary goes blind and goes to the school for the blind? Laura Ingalls Wilder had an older sister who went blind and attended that school – she had scarlet fever, which was believed to be the cause. It was a world-renowned school for the blind located in Vinton, IA.

    https://laurasprairiehouse.com/historical-sites/vinton-iowa-information/vinton-school-for-the-blind/

    From Wiki: “The school opened in 1852 as the Iowa College for the Blind. Mary Ingalls, sister of Laura Ingalls Wilder (author of the Little House on the Prairie series), attended the school, graduating in 1889.[1] Her stay was typical for blind students of that era.[2]

    As of fall 2011, IBSSS no longer had a residential component. Instead, all school-age visually impaired children in Iowa received specialized instruction in their local school districts from professionals employed by the agency, whose administrative offices were located in the old school building in Vinton.

    Since 2008, the North Central Region headquarters for AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) has been located on the campus.[5] During the July 2011 derecho, the campus and buildings sustained considerable damage.

    The City of Vinton bought the former facility for $1 in 2020.[6] The city plans to establish offices and areas for special events.[7]“

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  32. “Friday Funnies: $ettled $cience$tockpiling mRNA $hots for $H5N1$ makes total $ense”

    ROBERT W MALONE MD, MS, JUN 07, 2024

    If only the legacy media would post questions like this to Biden. But presidential access is everything.

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  36. para59r

    para59r(@para59r)

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    June 7, 2024 11:47

    Great way to fire up our base. Thanks Lady. 😉comment imageTHEY HATE YOU: Democrat Congressional Candidate Says the Quiet Part Out Loud, Proposes RE-EDUCATION CAMPS for Trump Supporters Cullen Linebarger Jun. 7, 2024 8:45 am 803 Comments

    …Fox News reported Thursday that cannabis attorney Paula Collins, who is running to defeat Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) in New York’s 21st congressional district, uttered a horrifying comment about MAGA fans during a public Zoom Townhall that would make communist mass murderers Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong proud.

    Collins explained to her fans that a Democrat victory in November is not enough to ‘save the country,’ even if there is “a resounding blue wave.” According to her, a final solution involving sending Trump supporters off to re-education camps is imperative as well.

    “Even if we were to have a resounding blue wave come through, as many of us would like, putting it all back together again after we’ve gone through this MAGA nightmare and re-educating basically, which that sounds like a rather, a re-education camp,” the fascist candidate explained. …

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  37. “However, some of the polling data got very interesting this week. There was definitely an immediate bump-up for Biden after the Trump verdict, but Trump seemed to have bounced back rather quickly.

    From 538 – no real difference pre and post the NY verdict.

    In the polling data below (from 538), the bounce for Biden is clear – as the verdict was announced on May 30th. But shortly thereafter, Trump’s numbers returned to almost where they had been pre-verdict.”

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  39. Dr. Malone: “The democrats are pulling out all the stops and have organized a large campaign to remove judge Cannon from the case. The only question is who is behind this nefarious and disgusting attempt to remove her from the case.

    Those complaints filed since May 16 “appear to be part of an orchestrated campaign,” according to Pryor, whose appellate court reviews cases arising from federal district courts in Florida, Georgia and Alabama.

    This is more fifth-gen warfare. Good chance this is also part of a wrap-up smear. Will future articles in the Washington post and Wiki soon be writing that Judge Cannon had thousands of complaints lodged against her? Will these all somehow end up being on the top of the Googlenet search results? Time will tell.

    “These complaints appear to be part of an orchestrated campaign, as described in Judicial-Conduct Rule 10(b) and the accompanying commentary. The Chief Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Circuit has considered and dismissed four of those orchestrated complaints as merits-related and as based on allegations lacking sufficient evidence to raise an inference that misconduct has occurred.”

    The judge adds: “Although many of the complaints allege an improper motive in delaying the case, the allegations are speculative and unsupported by any evidence. The Complaints also do not establish that Judge Cannon was required to recuse herself from the case because she was appointed by then-President Trump.”

    More than 1,000 complaints were made against Cannon by liberals seeking to have her removed from the case for supposedly ruling in Trump’s favor throughout the proceedings, CNBC reported. The Eleventh Circuit’s judicial council ordered the court clerk to not accept additional complaints against Cannon if they are similar to the four Pryor dismissed. Cannon’s orders in the classified-documents case are subject to the normal appeals process.

    Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner kickstarted the campaign to remove Cannon, urging listeners of his podcast to file complaints against her. To accompany his episode explaining why he believes she should be removed, he posted a YouTube video instructing fans how to file a complaint against Cannon.

    “A lot of people took advantage of that step-by-step video, and they submitted those judicial complaint forms,” Kirschner said on his podcast.

    (from the National Review)

    Something tells me that this is just the tip of the iceberg. More lawfare and dirty tricks are still to come. This election is a long way from being over.”

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  40. California Joe
    June 7, 2024 12:05 pm

    Democrat judges protect their own people:

    FBI Lawyer Clinesmith assigned to the Mueller/Weissman investigation of President Trump falsified evidence to obtain a search warrant on President Trump and pleaded guilty to a federal felony. As luck would have it Clinesmith’s case was randomly assigned to (drumroll) …JUDGE BOASBERG! Clinesmith knew that the Russian Collusion Dossier was a hoax because the guy who wrote it told him!

    Judge Boasberg is the “Go To” judge that handles all of the Bolshevik clean-up in Washington DC. Judge Boasberg not only doesn’t sentence Clinesmith to federal prison for 20 minutes but gives him probation and lets him keep his law license!

    Doesn’t the Trump appointed judge that gave Bannon and Navarro four months in prison for nothing see any moral equivalency in these disparate punishments?

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  50. so this says piglosi asked for the house to have the day off in honor of D-Day…

    and here she is, the traitor, using it to meet zelensjy in paris…on our dime of course

    Martin
    Martin
    June 7, 2024 2:36 pm

    JUNE 07 2024

    PARIS

    Zelensky meets Pelosi + US Senators

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