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I am wondering if you can use vinegar in the water with the steam mop. None of my paperwork/manual info for the mop says anything about using something other than water. It continually mentions how all you need is water; chemical free cleaning with tap water; use distilled water if you have really hard water. I want to use vinegar in the water, at least on occasion, but I don't want to ruin the mop.
Does anyone know if you can do this?
I have the Shark Steam Mop, if that helps.?
Thanks! I LOVE the mop. I wanted an Irobot Scooba, but the steam mop was much more in budget and I think will ultimately be more effective (based on the battery life of my Roomba).?
I love that I don't have to prep a bucket of water and drag it around the house with me. Our wood floors are really dark and with regular mopping the water dries with streaks and spots, so normally (when not so pregnant) I will be down on hands and knees with a towel drying the floor by hand after mopping. NOT SO with the steam mop. I just pull it out, plug it in, start mopping and the floor is dry almost immediately. Best yet, the floors are sanitary, much more than I can say for what they are when I go weeks without mopping--ick. With a dog and 3 cats I want these floors as clean as possible with baby on the way.
So now, after vacuuming or letting Roomba go, I can just pull out the mop and go over the smudgy areas (footprints show on our dark floors) or I can mop up a small spill in the kitchen and not worry about it being sticky or anything. It's great. It cuts mopping time way down because you don't have to prepare a bucket, lug it around, and stop to wring out a mop constantly. It's as quick as vacuuming, IMO. ?
The one I got (Shark Deluxe Steam Mop) also comes with extra pads (regular only comes with 2) and a carpet glider so you can freshen up carpet. I doesn't clean the carpet, but I think it is probably to freshen up musty smells (or in my case dog hair smells) and maybe kill mites and germs? I haven't used that part yet. But if the steam works like my steam dryer at refreshing and getting rid of slight odors it will be great. ?
Bissel's steam mop was rated a bit better by people on some shopping sites, but one downside I didn't want to deal with is that there is a trigger you have to hold for the steam on that mop. This Shark mop releases steam every time you push it, so you don't have to hold buttons or triggers or anything to get it going. ?


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The GOP in Congress must make a firm decision to completely de-fund Obamacare before it is fully implemented next January ("Obama taking health seriously," July 21).
Obamacare, which was ramrodded through Congress by the Democrats, is a totally unworkable, unfair and socialistic law.
President Obama lied to the public and Congress when he stated that people will be able to keep their own doctor and health plan if they like.
If Obamacare goes into effect it will hurt and it is already hurting most or near all of small businesses in the country and health care premiums will soar, and most likely double in most instances.
Government-run health care will mean federal bureaucrats making health-care decisions instead of the doctors and their patients. Obamacare run by the government will stifle medical innovation and most health-care choices and raise health-care insurance premiums.
This is about freedom and liberty for Americans to choose and not be forced by the Obama administration to buy into this bad government plan or pay a hefty fine.
All GOP members of the U.S. House of Representatives need to get on the same side and de-fund Obamacare in its total form.
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A four-leaf clover, a special penny, a seashell...many people hold on to certain objects that they believe bring them luck. My little lucky charm is a pair of earrings that I wear every time I run a race. Silly? Yes. Do they make me run faster? Probably not. I do believe though, there's something to be said about the good energy I feel when I put them on before a run. Tennessee Williams once said "Luck is feeling you're lucky." Good luck charms aside, as a busy mom, it's easy for me to lose sight of what makes me feel lucky day in and day out. So, in the spirit of St. Patrick's Day, I've decided to count my blessings if you will.
The number 13 is generally considered a very unlucky number. In our house though, it's the opposite. Brody was born on a Friday the 13th. Ever since that day, I can't help but think it's the luckiest number in the world! With that in mind, I've complied a list of 13 small things (in no particular order) that make me feel lucky.
1) Brody's sweet little voice every morning saying, "Mommy, I'm awake!"
2) The way my hubby can make me laugh like no one else can
3) Having some time to indulge in the hobbies that I love...like running and cooking
4) My parents, siblings, & in-laws
5) Having a teenage babysitter that we like and trust. (All you parents out there know that's always a lucky find!)
6) Working in a part-time job that gives me a creative outlet to write
7) Savoring that yummy cup of coffee in the morning and glass of red wine at night
8) a spontaneous "I love you, Mommy. or You're the best." from my little guy.
9) The fact that our dog, Macey's, ears are still puppy soft. Petting them is a huge stress relief
10) Kitchen or living room dance parties with Brody & Ted
11) Curling up in a cozy blanket to read a good book
12) Date nights
13) Bubble baths
I'd love to read about the simple good fortunes in your life or the significance behind any good luck charms you may own. Drop me a line! In the meantime, I leave you with an Irish blessing. "For each petal on the shamrock this brings a wish your way. Good health, good luck, and happiness for today and every day."


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Orioles Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. continued to make the point that he is interested in managing, in a radio interview Thursday morning, but it is clear that Ripken won't go so far as to announce any interest in the Washington Nationals' vacancy.
He's going to wait to be asked, and he hasn't been yet.
In an interview on "The Dan Patrick Show" on Thursday, Ripken reaffirmed that he's interested in getting involved in the game again now that his two children are in college.
"Now that I'm in a different phase of my life, if somebody were to have a conversation with me or somebody thought I would be right for a spot, I'd explore it," said Ripken, who is serving as a color commentator on TBS' postseason coverage. "I don't know if I'd take it. I'm smart enough to say I'd listen."
Ripken made similar comments to Rich Eisen on a podcast over the weekend, which led to another round of speculation about his future.
"It is interesting how little things about me, even though from my perspective, it's been very consistent all the way across the board, it's created a lot of momentum here," Ripken told Patrick on Thursday. "And it's caused me to have to react to it. But yeah, if somebody wanted me or somebody thought I'd be right for the position, then at this stage in my life I'd listen."
Ripken's spokesman, John Maroon, said Thursday said Ripken will carefully consider any managerial jobs if he's approached by an interested team. The key word there is "if."
"We have been very consistent in saying that Cal is interested in getting back into the game," Maroon said, "and that if the right opportunity comes along and he is approached, he'd be willing to talk about it -- if and when that happens."
In the radio interview, Patrick went on to ask Ripken why he doesn't go full force and take the initiative to pursue the Nationals job. Recently fired Cincinnati Reds manager Dusty Baker has done that, telling The Washington Post he's interested in succeeding Davey Johnson.
"I would want you to be aggressive," Patrick said. "If I'm the GM or an owner ... I would want you to say, 'I would love that job. I think it's a great job, [there's] potential there. I know the area. I know that team. I'm ready to go,' with something like that. Then I know you're committed to it."
Patrick then noted that Ripken "never did anything half-[way]" as a player, so he'd expect him to be aggressive in pursuing an open managerial position.
"I don't think that's half-[way]," Ripken retorted. "If you're available or somebody thinks you're available, they have to want to talk to you. You're not controlling the process. Yeah, can you put yourself out there? ...
"To me, I'm still in the baseball inner circles. I still talk to all the people. All the guys who I've talked to that have asked me before or have wondered what I was thinking about, they know who I am. They know what I know about baseball. If somebody thinks I'm right for the process, then I'll listen to it, and if they ask me to go through the process, I'd be inclined to consider that. But I'm not lobbying. I'm not using the media to say, 'Hey, baseball world, I'm ready.' I've never done that."
Patrick has a point, but it sounds like Ripken is truly trying to be respectful of Baltimore and his place as one of the most revered players in Orioles history. He's a lifelong Oriole, and even though Buck Showalter is entrenched at Orioles manager, the idea of Ripken heading south to manage the regional rival Nationals would irk some Orioles fans. It's also clear he doesn't want to ruffle feathers with Orioles principal owner Peter G. Angelos either.
So you can't blame Ripken for waiting for the Nationals to come to him, regardless of how interested he truly is in the job. And if he is interested, the strategy could ultimately backfire. The job and timing -- as well as the situation of being close to home -- may not be better. Allegiances aside, it seems like an excellent opportunity for Ripken to get back into the game. But Nationals bench coach Randy Knorr seems to be the apparent frontrunner because it would be a more seamless transition from Johnson.
That's not to say that Ripken wouldn't consider a job with the Orioles if asked, but it would have to be a legitimate impact job. Both Showalter and executive vice president Dan Duquette are signed through the 2018 season.
Asked by Patrick in the interview what his father would think about the idea of Ripken managing, Ripken said, "I think that he would like it."
Patrick then followed up with a question about whether losing wore on Cal Ripken Sr., who managed the Orioles to a 68-101 record in 1987 and the first six games of 1988 before he was fired and replaced by Frank Robinson.
"It wasn't a good time for him to take a job," Ripken said. "He waited in line behind Earl [Weaver], and then they chose to go to Joe Altobelli when they brought him back and Joe inherited a good team and we won the World Series the next year [in 1983]. And then Earl came back and we weren't as talented as a team when they decided to give my dad a chance. That was a rebuilding opportunity. I'm sure he looked at it the same way he looked at the minor leagues, like he was developing for the future. And his time ran out pretty quickly."


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Donald Ray Dokins, 16, turns toward his lawyer during sentencing at the Compton Courthouse on Friday. He was 15 at the time of the crime. (Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times / June 21, 2013)
Hmmm I thought they only fell asleep in the getaway car... my bad
LOS ANGELES -- A 16-year-old gang member was sentenced Friday to 90 years to life in prison for killing a 1-year-old boy who was shot as the toddler lay in his father's arms on a South Los Angeles street.
Donald Ray Dokins was convicted in April of first-degree murder and attempted murder in the June 2012 shooting. Jurors also found true gun and gang allegations against Dokins, who was 15 at the time of the crime but was charged as an adult, City News Service reported.
During Friday's sentencing hearing, Compton Superior Court Judge Patrick Connolly chastised Dokins, asking him: "Why did you do this? Were you fighting an imaginary war?"
Prosecutors said Dokins rode up on a bicycle and opened fire on a crowd standing outside a South LA home.
Angel Cortez Nava was fatally shot in the stomach as his father cradled him. The father, 24-year-old Mauro Cortez, was hit in the shoulder.
The shooting was gang-related, but Cortez wasn't in a gang, authorities said.
"These are not your enemies," the judge told Dokins. "You killed a child. You didn't shoot that child one time, you shot him twice. And why?"
The day after his son was killed, Mauro Cortez went before television news crews and reporters to ask for the public's help in finding the shooter. The City Council and the Los Angeles Kings each offered $50,000 rewards for information leading to the assailant's arrest and conviction.
Los Angeles police arrested Dokins about three weeks later.
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The "Fox & Friends" co-hosts were joined on Friday by pickpocket expert Bob Arno, who shared some helpful tips on how to spot and stop street thieves.
Every year, tens of thousands of people are pickpocketed, and Arno showed just how easily it can happen...
First, he swiped Pete Hegseth's lip balm...
And then his phone!
A "Fox & Friends" fan was invited on set, only to unknowingly have his watch taken right off his wrist!
Arno explained that many thieves are opportunists will lift unsecured items, sometimes creating a distraction to do so.
He said women should hold their bags high and tight against their bodies, which makes them more difficult for potential pickpockets to access.
Arno also recommended that people secure their cell phones, keeping them in a pocket as opposed to holding them in public.
He explained that it's increasingly common for thieves to drive by on a scooter, rip phones right from people's hands and speed away.
As for which pocket to use to secure a phone or wallet, Arno said it should be the tightest pocket.
"If you have, like I have here, a loose pocket. It's very easy. If it's tight jeans, [it's] hard," Arno said. "They look at you, they look for what we call the print of the money."
Watch the "Fox & Friends" segment above.
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Vol. 16, Iss. 1: Can Sports Promote Exports? The Role of Soccer Matches in International Matches by Andreas Hatzigeorgiu
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MOORHEAD – St. Thomas clinched a tie for its third consecutive MIAC football championship and a spot in the NCAA Division III playoffs for the fourth straight year with a 21-7 win over Concordia on Saturday.
The No. 3 Tommies (9-0, 7-0) who ran their regular-season winning streaks to 33 overall and 26 in the conference, won the title outright after second-place Bethel lost 24-17 at St. Olaf. Its the first time since 1947-49 that St. Thomas has won three consecutive conference football crowns.
Matt O'Connell, coming off a leg injury that kept him out of last week's win over Augsburg, starred for St. Thomas against the No. 16 Cobbers (7-2, 5-2). He finished with 283 yards of offense (11/18 completions for 217 yards and 66 yards rushing), including 247 in the first half.
The Tommies' defense also came up big against one of the MIAC's premier offenses for the second time in four games. They shut out previously unbeaten Bethel 37-0 at Homecoming on Oct. 13 in O'Shaughnessy Stadium. In this game, a Cobber team averaging 38 points a game was held to 272 total yards and no points over the first 54 minutes.
St. Thomas opened scoring six minutes into the game after Tyler Erstad recovered a Brett Baune fumble near midfield. The Tommies marched 52 yards in seven plays to take a 7-0 lead on a 13-yard pass from O'Connell to Logan Marks on third and goal. Earlier in the drive on another long third down, O'Connell hit Jack Kaiser for 30 yards on a double reverse flea flicker pass to the Concordia 20.
Penalties and turnovers stalled promising back-to-back St. Thomas drives in the second quarter, but for the fourth time in five games the Tommies closed the first half with a late touchdown. They took over at their 36 at the 2:46 mark and nine plays later, with 14.7 seconds and no timeouts left, O'Connell hit Marks with a nine-yard touchdown and a 14-0 halftime lead.
St. Thomas jumped out to a three-touchdown lead late in the third quarter after a key defensive stop and a quick five-play scoring drive.
The Cobbers used 15 plays, took 6:37 off the clock and converted two fourth-and-one runs, but on a third fourth-down possession Ayo Idowu sacked Concordia quarterback Griffin Neal for a 16-yard loss. The Tommies took over at their 38 and five plays later Brenton Braddock ran it in from the 9 for a 21-0 lead.
Concordia averted a shutout with 5:06 remaining on a one-yard run by Brett Baune, the conference's second-leading rusher. He finished with 88 yards. Backup quarterback Mitch Tauer, who came into game early in the fourth quarter after an injury to starter Griffin Neal, had the key play in the drive – a 41-yard run on fourth down to the St. Thomas 3.
The Tommies won their 45th game in a row when they score 21 or more points.


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By New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
The unofficial deer harvest for New Hampshire's 2017 hunting season was 12,269. The harvest was up 15 percent from the 2016 final harvest of 10,675 deer, and 13 percent above the 20-year average of 10,934 deer.
Based on this estimate, the 2017 total represents the second highest number of deer taken in the last nine years. Deer hunting seasons are now closed in the state.
"With over 12,000 deer taken by hunters, it has been another very good season in New Hampshire," said Dan Bergeron, Fish and Game deer biologist.
He noted that the physical condition of deer was good again this year, and that quite a few very large bucks were again harvested throughout the state. "This season's estimated total harvest ranks among the top five total harvests going back 96 years to 1922!"
The unofficial deer harvest for New Hampshire's 2017 season by county, with comparisons to previous years, may be viewed here.
Official harvest numbers will be made available after all deer registration data are entered and verified.
Bear harvest sees decrease
The state's 2017 bear season concluded at 586 bears, which was 23 percent below the preceding 5-year average of 764 bears. Additionally, this year's harvest was down 35 percent from the 2016 level when a state record bear harvest was achieved.
This year's harvest consisted of 316 males and 270 females, resulting in an overall harvest sex ratio of 1.2 males per female. A breakdown of bear hunting results by region and method may be viewed here."While bear harvest numbers were down some this past fall, it is important to remember that multiple record harvests have been achieved during recent years. The harvest seen this year represented a more typical harvest level that occurs during abundant food years. Throughout the state, crops of beechnuts, acorns, apples, and mountain ash berries were bountiful," said Andrew Timmins, Fish and Game bear biologist.
He noted that bear populations are not down; rather abundant fall food crops resulted in bears being less susceptible to hunter harvest.
Current bear densities are consistent with regional population objectives in four of six management regions.
Bear densities in two areas, including the White Mountains and Central regions, currently are above goal and need to be decreased over the next several years. The bear hunting season has been liberalized in these areas in an effort to curtail population growth, thereby offering increased hunter opportunity.
"The fact that the majority (64percent) of the statewide harvest came from the White Mountains and Central regions dovetailed well with current bear population management goals," Timmins said. "By liberalizing the bear harvest in those two regions, we have focused hunter impacts in the areas where it is most needed."
Abundant mast crops reduce turkey harvest
Preliminary figures show that New Hampshire hunters took a total of 434 turkeys this fall, down from 1,101 taken in 2016. The reduced harvest was no surprise.
Although numerous flocks were seen in late summer and early fall, abundant mast crops during the fall hunting seasons made turkeys less vulnerable to harvest. The harvest was comprised of 214 hens and 220 gobblers. The breakdown for the fall season was 186 (42.9 percent) adult hens, 28 (6.5 percent) immature hens, 51 (11.8 percent) jakes, and 169 (38.9 percent) adult gobblers.
Participants in the seven-day shotgun season in October 2017 recorded 264 turkeys, 60.8percent of the harvest. During the fall shotgun season, 51 (19.3 percent) turkeys were taken on opening day and 99 (37.5 percent) turkeys on the closing weekend. Archery hunters took 170 turkeys, or 39.2 percent of the 2017 fall total.
Towns (WMU) with greatest fall turkey harvests were: 10 Bath (D2), 10 Belmont (J2), 9 Cornish (H1), 8 Goffstown (K), 8 Londonderry (M), 7 Canaan (G), 7 Merrimack (M), 7 Rochester (J2/L), 7 Weare (K), 6 Hollis (M), 6 New Boston (K), 6 Strafford (J2), 6 Wilton (K), 5 Brentwood (L/M), 5 Fitzwilliam (H2), 5 Gilford (J2), 5 Gilmanton (J2), and 5 Loudon (J2).
Wildlife Management Units with the highest harvest were WMU M, with 86 (19.8 percent), WMU K with 68 (15. 7percent), and WMU J2 with 61 (14.1 percent) of the fall turkeys.
Moose success rate at 69 percent
During the 2017 moose season, a total of 37 hunters succeeded in taking their moose, resulting in a 69 percent success rate.
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Regional moose hunt success rate data are available here.
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Canned tuna in water - 1, drained and flaked
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Divide the mixture between four slices of bread.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Britney Spears is heading to Las Vegas.
NEW YORK (AP) � Britney Spears is heading to Las Vegas.
The pop star announced a 16-date residency at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday. "Britney: Piece of Me" will debut Dec. 27.
Spears was in the Nevada desert for the announcement with more than 1,000 fans. Some dressed like the singer's signature schoolgirl look from her "... Baby One More Time" music video.
The Grammy-winning singer's confirmation about the residency comes months after rumors swirled online.
Tickets for "Britney: Piece of Me" go on sale Sept. 20. Prices range from $59 to $179.
The 31-year-old Spears also released a new song, "Work (Expletive)," this week.


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Peter Pan is one of the most beloved characters in all of English literature. He was created in 1904 by J. M. Barrie for the play, "Peter and Wendy," and for the novel that followed in 1911.
Peter Pan is one of the most beloved characters in all of English literature. He was created in 1904 by J. M. Barrie for the play, "Peter and Wendy," and for the novel that followed in 1911.
The character was immortalized by Mary Martin in the 1954 Tony Award winning Broadway musical which also starred Cyril Richard as Captain Hook. It has since become a perennial touring favorite starring Sandy Duncan and gymnast Cathy Rigby.
While the Ozark Actors Theatre 26th season opener is not the Broadway version by Comden, Green and Styne and directed by Jerome Robbins, it is nevertheless a delightful retelling of this adventurous tale about a young boy who can fly and the charmingly innocent Wendy Darling and brothers Michael and John.
This delightful adaptation comes from British playwright Piers Chater Robinson who wrote the musical in 1985. It has since become well known in London's West End and much appreciated all over the globe.
A "magical" production, it is a must-see for all Rolla-area families. Children of all ages will feel the effects of the fairy dust as these talented actors, dancers, musicians and technical theater practitioners bring this story alive on the Ozark Actors Theatre stage.
Imaginatively staged and directed by the very talented Jason Canon, this delightful rendition has all the original characters, which are well acted by Equity professionals, as well as by equally talented local actors.
A special mention should be given to outstanding performances given by Elizabeth Birkenmeier who plays the eternally young Peter Pan, Natalie Sannes as the winsome Wendy, Blane Pressler as a bumbling Captain Hook (as well as Mr. Darling) and Sabra Sellers as Smee, Hook's preposterously silly side-kick who also plays Mrs. Darling.
With strong performances also turned in by a fabulous supporting cast, Kelly Brown (John Darling), Zach Phelps (Michael Darling), Rachel Collins (Tinkerbell), Hannah Bagnall (Tiger Lily), Josh Riefer (Nana and Crocodile) and Benjamin K. Wegner (Starkey).
A "shout-out," should also be given to a cast of talented youngsters who danced and sang their hearts out to a very appreciative opening night audience.
The success of the show is due in no small part to the scenic, sound and costume designers. Kevin Shaw, who returns to OAT for a second season has created a very functional and colorful set with sound design by Katherine Guzzi.
Sound is a very important part of this production, but I don't want to give away any "stinky" secrets. If you see the show, and you should, you'll hear what I mean.
Laura Cook's costumes are wonderful. I especially enjoyed the costume for Nana, the Darling's lovable pooch as well as the one worn by the Crocodile. Very imaginative!
Kudos should be given to Gessell Frisbee and Alicia Smith for the choreography. With so many young and inexperienced dancers, they managed to teach these kids to move with confidence and joy.
And the joy of storytelling is what the evening was all about. The joy and enthusiasm of this cast of 33 was infectious. The audience responded with equal enthusiasm.
Hopefully, area parents will make every effort to bring their children to this production. While it does run nearly two and one-half hours, I suspect that most kids will be on the edge of their seats with wide-eyed wonderment.
A bit of advice, read the story to your kids before you bring them. I believe this will enrich their theater experience. They will be familiar with the story, the characters and will be delighted as they see them come to life on stage.
Ozark Actors Theatre's "Peter Pan" runs this Saturday and Sunday, June 22-23, and Thursday through Sunday, June 27-30.
For ticket information, go to ozarkactorstheatre.org or call 573-364-9523. The box office is open from 1-5 p.m. Monday through Friday as well as two hours prior to every performance, but closed during matinees.


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Ben Crump, the attorney for the Trayvon Martin family, joined Roland Martin this morning urging people to be aware of the states where the "Stand Your Ground" law is on the ballot this upcoming November. Here's the full list of the states below:
States that had Stand Your Ground Laws:
1. Alabama
2. Arizona
3. Florida
4. Idaho
5. Indiana
6. Kansas
7. Kentucky
8. Louisiana
9. Michigan
10. Mississippi
11. Montana
12. Neveda
13. New Hampshire
15. Oklahoma
16. Oregon
18. S. Dakota
19. Tennessee
20. Texas
21. Utah
22. Washington
23. West Virginia
24. Georgia
States have Passed SYG Laws Since the shooting:
25. Connecticut
26. Maine
27. Missouri
28. Pennsylvania
29. Rhode Island
30. Wisconsin
32. Wyoming
States that have Proposed SYG Laws on the Ballot for November:
33. Alaska
34. Illinois
35. Iowa
36. Massacchusetts
37. Nebraska
38. New York
39. Ohio
40. Virginia
States that have State Representatives that Proposed SYG Laws, but didn't make The Ballot this time:
41. California
42. Colorado
43. Minnesota
44. New Mexico
45. Washington D.C.
46. Arkansas
Is your state on the list? Crump wants voters to be aware of the potential impact of having a "Stand Your Ground" law enacted in your state. The Martin family is also an advocate against the law because they do not want other families to have to undergo what they did with the death of their son Trayvon Martin.
Click Here to Listen to Attorney Ben Crump's full interview with Roland Martin.
One thought on "'Stand Your Ground' Law Up On Ballots this November"
So if its on the list of "had" the law…is that saying that it no longer exists????
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Midsomer Murders "Destroying Angel, Part 2" Barnaby and Troy encounter the bizarre village tradition of exposing dark secrets through cryptic Punch and Judy shows as the deaths mount. Part 2 of 2G
1:30 am
Masterpiece Classic "Birdsong, Part 2" Stephen and his men go over the top in one of the bloodiest battles ever recorded, the Battle of the Somme. The big operation is portended in one of Stephen's reveries of a bucolic boating party with Isabelle and her family down a languid French river, which a sign identifies as the Somme. Part 2 of 2G
3:00 am
Outdoor Idaho "Birders, Banders & Binoculars" They can be fierce predators and some of the gentlest of creatures. Some are rare, others are quite common; but they all have the power to bewitch and bedazzle. Birds live in a world that for us is the stuff of dreams and wonder. We take to the field to celebrate birds and the people who study, care for, and watch them.G
3:30 am
Dialogue "Reporters' Roundup 4/26/2012" State revenue is up. Superintendent Tom Luna is on the road selling his ideas of computers in the classroom. Universities received tuition increases and the May primary is just a couple weeks away. This week on Dialogue, host Joan Cartan-Hansen leads a lively discussion about the state's top news stories on this month's Reporter Round up. Cartan-Hansen's guests this week are Jesse Bonner, a reporter with the Associated Press, Dan Popkey, political reporter for the Idaho Statesman and Brandon Macz, a reporter at the Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Greg Hahn, host of Idaho Reports will also join the panel.G
4:00 am
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5:00 am
Sid The Science Kid "Sid Wings It!" In his backyard, Sid shows off his homemade cardboard wings. He's wearing them because he wants to fly, just like the bird he has been watching all morning. When his flight plans don't work out, he heads to school to investigate. D
5:30 am
Martha Speaks "Martha Bakes/Martha Makes Scents" Martha Bakes - Helen is sad when her drawing doesn't win the art competition, so Mom decides to bake her a cake to cheer her up. Martha Makes Scents - Always on the lookout for a way to avoid bathing, Martha decides TD's dad OG should invent a perfume that will cover up her doggy scent.G
6:00 am
NOVA "Smartest Machine On Earth" This film profiles Watson, an IBM supercomputer, which competed against two "Jeopardy!" champions to prove its ability to mimic the human thought process. The film goes behind the scenes at IBM to provide a firsthand look at the technological feats and hurdles to develop Watson and the challenges artificial intelligence (AI) researchers face.G
7:00 am
Rick Steves' Europe "Burgundy: Profound France" Rick takes time to enjoy the region's edible, drinkable, scenic and floatable delights. He travels on a canal barge, visits a medieval hospice and a modern monastery, builds a barrel, appreciates fine Burgundy wine, slurps escargot and eats well.G
7:30 am
Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa "Copenhagen and Denmark" Rudy splurges on pastries in Copenhagan, visits the Little Mermaid and dances till dawn at Tivoli Gardens. He rides horseback through the Danish countryside and storms the moat at Prince Hamlet's castle.G
8:00 am
The Desert Speaks "Of Drought and Fire" Within the last three decades there have been large wildfires consuming the forests in nearly all the mountain ranges above the desert southwest. Just below the ranges, the lack of rains combined with invasive species has caused additional wildfires that have devastated portions of the Sonoran Desert. The link between drought and fire has pre-historic roots and host David Yetman and Tom Swetnam from the University of Arizona's Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research travel through the desert to higher elevations that contain evidence of drought, fire, and civilization. D
8:30 am
Ciao Italia "White Asparagus/Asparagi Bianchi" Mary Ann takes a good, long look at this elegant white vegetable before creating a spring-fresh Cream of Asparagus Soup, a crisp White Asparagus Salad, and an Italian favorite, Asparagus, Bassano del Grappo-style, topped with a rich, buttery egg sauce. One look at this snow-white gift from the garden and you'll be green with envy. D
9:00 am
Taste of History "The Midnight Ride" "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere", Henry Longfellow's poem, made an obscure silversmith into an enduring Revolutionary legend. The poem is retold as Chef Walter accompanies the prose with Lobster Pie and Deep Fried Quail Eggs. D
9:30 am
Simply Ming "Andre Chiang & Cooking with Our Senses" We have all heard the saying " you eat with your eyes" - well on this week's episode of SIMPLY MING, Michelin Star Chef Andre Chiang of Singapore's famous Restaurant Andre, shows us what this really means. Shopping at one of the city's well-known wet markets, Ming and Andre find inspiration in pristine, fresh ingredients that they use to create two memorable culinary creations. D
10:00 am
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Backyard Chicken Dinner" Test cook Julia Collin Davison uncovers the secrets to Grill-Smoked Chicken and serves it with Salt-Baked Potatoes. And finally, equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his pick for the perfect cooler in the Equipment Corner. D
10:30 am
Around The House with Matt and Shari "Reuse, Restore, Recycle" Get a rewarding feeling by fixing something old up to look new again or find a new way to use something that may have been tossed out. Matt and Shari have great suggests for a recycling party. Then, Matt offers a recycling cart project. D
11:00 am
Austin City Limits "Roy Orbison" In this 1982 performance, the late Roy Orbison performs many of his hit songs, including "Only the Lonely," "Sweet Dreams Baby," "Blue Bayou," "Crying," "Working for the Man" and "Pretty Woman." The recording has been digitally remastered and edited.G
12:00 pm
Sesame Street "Jack Grows His Own Beanstalk" Jack from Jack and the Beanstalk comes along Sesame Street and tells Leela and Telly he has a problem. He only has a cow, but he needs a beanstalk! He knows he's supposed to trade the cow for something but doesn't know what. Leela gives him a clue-he needs to find something that grows in the ground. D
1:00 pm
Dinosaur Train "Hootin' Hadrosaurs!/Hatching Party" Hootin' Hadrosaurs! - Buddy, Tiny, Shiny and Don meet Perry Parasaurolophus, a dinosaur with a crest on his head who teaches them a new way to hoot some hip music. Hatching Party - Buddy, Tiny and Mrs. Pteranodon attend an egg hatching party and meet their friend Cory Corythosaurus's new brothers and sisters. D
1:30 pm
Super Why! "Goldilocks and the Three Bears: The Mystery" There's a mystery in Storybrook Village - the case of the broken guitar strings! Jack thinks Whyatt is the culprit, but he knows he's innocent! The Super Readers fly into the tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears and meet up with Goldilocks, who is just as determined to prove that she didn't make the mess in the Three Bears' house! What will it take for Goldilocks, and Whyatt, to convince everyone they're telling the truth? Educational Objectives: To learn strategies for convincing someone, explore the practice the magic of spelling, and use the power to read to change the story. D
2:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "I Love The Nightlife/Oh Give Me A Home!" I Love the Nightlife - Nick wants to stay awake all night. Good thing the Cat needs help finding his most favorite hat that he lost in the forest of Wagamaroo! The Cat takes Nick and Sally on a nocturnal adventure, along the way meeting a variety of animals who stay up all night! Oh Give Me a Home! - Nick has a super duper special shell and Sally wants one too! The Cat in the Hat takes them to a beachside adventure where they meet Tucker, a hermit crab who is also looking for a new shell because he's grown too big for his. An under the sea fashion show gives both Tucker and Sally super duper special shells!. D
2:30 pm
Wild Kratts "Caracal-Minton" The Wild Kratts crew is are playing badminton on the African savannah when a high jumping wildcat called a caracal steals the birdie. And this is no ordinary birdie - it is Aviva's precious family heirloom. As they rush to get back the treasure from an elusive, leaping Caracal cat, they learn how the caracal's musculature is specifically designed stalking and leaping- a perfect example of the concept of "form for function. D
3:00 pm
Ucook! with Chef Bob This first delicate dish is a dinner party favorite. Roasted beet and goat cheese salad with a sprinkling of marcona almonds in an orange vinaigrette. Soft and gentle flavors mix well with this New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. D
3:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Belgium: Bruges and Brussels" Rick explores this land of contrasts from the powerhouse headquarters of the European Union and Europe's grandest square in Belgium to small-town Bruges with its back-land bicycle rides. He checks into a medieval hospital, savors exquisite art and climbs a bell tower.G
4:00 pm
Live from the Artists Den "Adele" Just days after the release of her record-breaking sophomore album, "21," British sensation Adele performed for a small group of lucky fans at the Santa Monica Bay Woman's Club in Santa Monica, CA. Her powerful voice filled the elegant ballroom with hits like "Rolling in the Deep" and "Someone Like You" from "21," and "Chasing Pavements" from her Grammy-winning debut album, "19," as well as a cover of the soul classic "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman." Recorded February 25, 2011, Santa Monica Bay Woman's Club, Santa Monica, CA. D
5:00 pm
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6:00 pm
My Hero "Pregnant" Janet discovers she is pregnant. Thermoman is over the moon and gives her special powers to protect herself and the unborn child.G
6:30 pm
Are You Being Served? "No Sale" Mr. Grace comes up with his least popular idea to date when he announces the latest plan to expand sales.G
7:00 pm
May to December "Too Close for Comfort" Alec and Zoe employ an appalling contractor to rebuild the kitchen in their new home. Alec becomes unduly concerned about Jamie's relationship with a so-called client.G
7:30 pm
As Time Goes By "Broadcast Plan" Alistair announces when the miniseries is to air in the states. Lionel, miffed at the script rewrite, stays home. Judy and Sandy will go instead.G
8:00 pm
Last of the Summer Wine "Look Whose Wheels Come Off" Glenda sends Barry off to paint a nice view to take his mind off food. Howard still attempts to make up with Pearl and chains himself to his bicycle.G
8:30 pm
The Red Green Show "Better to Give Than Receive" Possum Lodge has a blood donor competition with Caribou Lodge. Red turns a garage and a dishwasher into a home car wash.G
9:00 pm
Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket "The Christening" Hyacinth enjoys a quiet family christening for a few moments, at least until pandemonium breaks loose.G
9:30 pm
Mr. Bean "Do It Yourself Mr. Bean" Securing a bargain, Bean is driven to extremes to get his purchase home on the roofrack.G
10:00 pm
Outnumbered Mum has had enough of the boys' attitudes to housework so sets out on a campaign to civilize them. Karen battles with chuggers and buying shoes, while Dad goes to war with a domestic appliance.G
10:29 pm
Vicar of Dibley "Autumn" Newlyweds Alice and Hugo are home from an extended honeymoon but are now in for a surprise. Meanwhile, David Horton's brother, Simon, returns to town.G
11:11 pm
My Hero "Pregnant" Janet discovers she is pregnant. Thermoman is over the moon and gives her special powers to protect herself and the unborn child.G
11:41 pm
Are You Being Served? "No Sale" Mr. Grace comes up with his least popular idea to date when he announces the latest plan to expand sales.G


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Bet You Can't Pick These Famous Actresses In Real Life
It's that time of year again when our favourite TV stars walk the red carpet for the Emmy Awards.
And if you're thinking, "yeah whatever, red carpet fashion blah blah blah", well we've got something else for you!
See, there's a fun game we've been playing and it's called Can You Pick The Actress – and it's far harder than you think.
ABOVE: See how many more famous faces you can pick on the red carpet!
So let's see how you go at picking these famous chameleons as they scrub off the stage makeup (or dirt and blood for our Game Of Thrones gals) for something a little more red carpet appropriate...
Think you recognise this blonde bombshell?
If you answered Sophie Turner, aka Game Of Thrones' Sansa Stark you'd be right!
What about this Lily Allen lookalike?
Yep, that's Sansa's sister Arya - or as we call her in the real world, Maisie Williams!
What about this lovely brunette?
Okay, so we're running with the GOT theme. It's Daenerys Targaryen - Emilia Clarke.
Now, how about this delightful lass?
If you guessed Laura Carmichael, aka Lady Edith Crawley from Downton Abbey you're correct!
What about this sweet teen on the right?
Did we hear you say Eleven, Millie Bobby Brown, from Stranger Things?
Recognise this glamour?
Add some frizz and an orange jumpsuit and you get Orange Is The New Black's Natasha Lyonne - Nicky Nichols.
And how about this last one for the win?
Yes, it's a little tougher, but if you said Carly Chaikin from Suburgatory and Mr Robot, you absolutely nailed it!
Photos: Getty


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These are the Wise Women of my family.
In the front in the middle, the oldest woman, is Mary Dunn Wise, my gt gt gdmother.
Directly to her left and behind her is I think, her daughter Mary Elizabeth Wise Orme, based on family resemblance.
To her right, at her shoulder is a gddaughter, perhaps Effie Bell Moffitt.
In the back row, to her right is Sarah Loranz Wise, her daughter-in-law, my gt gdmother and mother of Genevieve Wise mentioned below.
In the front row, second to the left and tallest woman is my gt aunt Genevieve Wise.
I believe the other women are daughter-in-laws and granddaughters but I am not able to identify them.
This picture was taken sometime in the summer, probably 1914, in Clarinda, Page county, Iowa.
Mary Dunn Wise was born 9 Feb 1829 and died 6 Mar 1915.