Comments on: Where it all began http://archshrk.com/2006/04/where-it-all-began World's Bestest SEO Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:05:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: archshrk http://archshrk.com/2006/04/where-it-all-began#comment-431 archshrk Tue, 25 Apr 2006 22:10:23 +0000 http://archshrk.com/?p=214#comment-431 To answer your first question, Yes. This is transcribed from an old-fashion paper journal. The kind you use pen or pencil to write in (not a mouse). As for not giving away homemade food, I talked about it in <a href="http://archshrk.com/2005/07/jaywalking-for-jesus/" rel="nofollow">Jaywalking for Jesus</a>. We also discussed the matter on the fourms for Kaleo Church <a href="http://www.kaleochurch.net/viewtopic.php?p=1831#1831">here</a>. It comes down to a simple health code. Food for public consumption must be prepared in a County approved kitchen. The kind that get inspected and what-not. And since the homeless are part of the "public" it applies to them as well. Keep in mind that the intent is not to punish the homeless but to protect the public from food prepared in unsafe conditions. Unfortunately it's too broad a statement but those willing to violate health issues could argue they were giving the food away, not selling it. If you look at your local codes, you may find similar restictions apply where you live. The difficulty is the cost of feeding them legally. We could make 48 burritos at 50¢ each but prepackaged food costs more. Even Taco Hell cost more than 50¢ and doesn't taste near as good as ours did. Oh, and I don't know why the site is slow. It could be I have too much "stuff" or that the hosting company is feeling over-loaded right now. To answer your first question, Yes. This is transcribed from an old-fashion paper journal. The kind you use pen or pencil to write in (not a mouse). As for not giving away homemade food, I talked about it in Jaywalking for Jesus. We also discussed the matter on the fourms for Kaleo Church here. It comes down to a simple health code. Food for public consumption must be prepared in a County approved kitchen. The kind that get inspected and what-not. And since the homeless are part of the “public” it applies to them as well. Keep in mind that the intent is not to punish the homeless but to protect the public from food prepared in unsafe conditions. Unfortunately it’s too broad a statement but those willing to violate health issues could argue they were giving the food away, not selling it.

If you look at your local codes, you may find similar restictions apply where you live. The difficulty is the cost of feeding them legally. We could make 48 burritos at 50¢ each but prepackaged food costs more. Even Taco Hell cost more than 50¢ and doesn’t taste near as good as ours did.

Oh, and I don’t know why the site is slow. It could be I have too much “stuff” or that the hosting company is feeling over-loaded right now.

]]> By: jess http://archshrk.com/2006/04/where-it-all-began#comment-430 jess Tue, 25 Apr 2006 21:46:03 +0000 http://archshrk.com/?p=214#comment-430 By the way, your blog is taking a LONG time to load. What's going on? By the way, your blog is taking a LONG time to load. What’s going on?

]]> By: jess http://archshrk.com/2006/04/where-it-all-began#comment-429 jess Tue, 25 Apr 2006 21:44:44 +0000 http://archshrk.com/?p=214#comment-429 At first I didn't understand... you are transcribing from a personal old-school paper journal, correct? Where is it illegal to give homeless people homemade food? At first I didn’t understand… you are transcribing from a personal old-school paper journal, correct?
Where is it illegal to give homeless people homemade food?

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