text: Riding The Tiger "I discovered that being a President is like riding a tiger. A man has to keep on riding or be swallowed." Harry S. Truman Posted March 8, 2012 By Amber Lautigar Reichert The Importance of The Swing Vote Linda Killian, The Swing Vote: The Untapped Power of Independents Journalist Linda Killian visited the Miller Center on February 20 to talk about her latest book, The Swing Vote. In this clip she articulates the motivation of voters who identify as "independent" and points to Ron Paul's success as a "symptom of [voter] frustration." She notes that there are only about fifty competitive "swing" districts in the United States, and examines their potential effects on the national election. Watch the full forum here. Miller Center Resources Tweet Posted March 7, 2012 By Anne Carter Mulligan Romney Ahead in Split Contests on Super Tuesday The results of the Super Tuesday contests were a mixed bag, though former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney emerged the victor in seven of the eleven races. Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum won three contests, including North Dakota, Oklahoma, and Tennessee, while former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich captured the vote in his home state of Georgia. In the much anticipated Ohio primary, Romney appears to have narrowly defeated Santorum by just one percentage point. Click "Read More" for full Super Tuesday results. Read more → Caucuses Primaries The Horserace 2012 Election Tweet Posted March 6, 2012 By Lara M. Brown Super Tuesday: Will Romney Make It or Break It? States holding March 6 Super Tuesday contests Today's guest post is from Lara M. Brown, an assistant professor of political science at Villanova University and the author of "Jockeying for the American Presidency: The Political Opportunism of Aspirants." Today, the contest either reopens or begins closing. With 422 pledged delegates at stake, Super Tuesday's ten contests are an opportunity for former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney. Should he amass, as Nate Silver forecasts, a majority of the day's available delegates and come out on top in Ohio, he would again be headed towards winning the Republican nomination. Should he underperform in these races, talk of a brokered convention would again abound. Read more → Caucuses Primaries 2012 Election Tweet Posted March 5, 2012 By Sheila Blackford "Can't Afford to Lose Tennessee" President Johnson Talks with Frank Ahlgren Get Flash to see this player. With the Tennessee Republican primary set to take place tomorrow as part of Super Tuesday, Republican candidates have stepped up their efforts to woo voters in the state. The Commercial Appeal in Memphis reported that: "The three leading Republican candidates ramped up their efforts in Tennessee last week with TV and radio ads, phone banks, direct mail, a swarm of surrogate campaigners -- Gov. Bill Haslam leading the way for Romney -- plus some personal campaigning." And in their Super Tuesday Preview, Politico pointed to Tennessee's importance: "A Romney win in Tennessee would be second only to Ohio in symbolic importance. He was down 4 percentage points to Santorum in an ARG poll released over the weekend, but closing. Victory in Tennessee would demonstrate that the former Massachusetts governor can win in a culturally Southern state." Listen to this telephone conversation (embedded above) from 1964 as President Lyndon Johnson declares that he "can't afford to lose Tennessee." Read more → Primaries Miller Center Resources Tweet Posted March 5, 2012 By Sheila Blackford No Presidential Primary for Washington The Washington caucus results by county were: Mitt Romney (orange), Ron Paul (yellow), and Rick Santorum (green). On March 3, 2012, the Washington State Republican Party Caucus was held at precincts across the state with registered voters (although not necessarily Republicans—you do not have to be a registered Republican to participate in the caucus although you do sign a pledge that you consider yourself a Republican). Like most caucuses, this one involved participants gathering together to pick delegates pledged to a candidate to go on to the county convention (and then the state convention). The Republican Party also held a presidential straw poll which was won by Mitt Romney, but those results do not affect the caucus delegates in any way. Read more → Caucuses Primaries 2012 Election Tweet Posted March 2, 2012 By Amber Lautigar Reichert Friday Feature: President Ford Not Riding a Tiger President Ford at Camp David, 1975. His dog, Liberty, plays nearby. President Gerald Ford is seen here riding a snowmobile at Camp David in 1975. Stay tuned! Every Friday we'll highlight a whimsical item from presidential history. Not Riding a Tiger Tweet Posted March 2, 2012 By Saladin M. Ambar Romney's Winning Hand? Portrait of Governor Romney, painted by Richard Whitney, reused under the GFDL license. Today's guest post is from Saladin M. Ambar, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Lehigh University and fomer Miller Center National fellow. Now that we have some distance from Mitt Romney's less than spectacular victory in Michigan Tuesday night, perhaps it is worth considering just what Romney has that the rest of the Republican field can't seem to acquire or destroy. Romney's got money, organization, and the support of the professionals in the Party, to be sure. But he also has something that has been the only elixir to taking down a sitting president since Benjamin Harrison defeated Grover Cleveland in 1888. He has a governor's resume. Read more → 2012 Election Tweet Posted March 1, 2012 By Sheila Blackford A Brokered Convention? President Ford's Acceptance Speech at the Republican National Convention, 1976 (Excerpt) Over the last few weeks, there has been lots of media chatter about the possibility of a brokered convention for the Republican Party. Sean Trende in Real Clear Politics wrote about how a brokered convention could be dangerous for the Republicans, while The Week looked back on the 1976 Republican convention as the last time the party flirted with a brokered convention. And Nate Silver pointed to the 1976 Republican nomination contest as the primary battle most resembling today's. A brokered convention would happen if no candidate won a majority of delegates during the first round of voting at the convention. After the first ballot if no candidate had a majority, the delegates would be released to vote for another choice, and the backroom dealing could begin. The last time the Republicans had a true brokered convention was in 1948, but in 1976 the Republican Party had a strong primary fight between President Gerald Ford and Governor Ronald Reagan of California. Ford and Reagan engaged in a bitter and close fight for the nomination in 1976, trading victories in a series of state Republican primaries. Ford entered the Republican National Convention in Kansas City with a slight lead in delegates over Reagan. As the incumbent, President Ford had courted wavering Republican delegates in key states by inviting them to the White House, by offering to speak in their states, and by rewarding delegates with patronage positions. Ford won the nomination on the first ballot but only by a mere sixty delegate votes. Watch President Ford acknowledged the hard-fought primary contest in this excerpt of his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention on August 19, 1976. Watch President Ford's full acceptance speech. Watch Ronald Reagan's speech at the 1976 Republican Convention Conventions Miller Center Resources Tweet Posted February 29, 2012 By Ken Hughes Honoring Troops at the White House President Obama's Leap Day gala for 200 veterans of the Iraq War has invited comparisons to one held nearly 40 years ago at the end of what used to be America's longest war. The black tie dinner Richard Nixon gave 600 newly freed prisoners of North Vietnam remains the biggest one held in White House history. Technically, it was outside the White House beneath an enormous red and gold tent within whose folds glowed chandeliers. The White House had to borrow two refrigerator vans from the army to keep the first course (Supreme of Seafood Neptune) and dessert (strawberry mousse) at precisely 36 degrees. Nixon also served the POWs the biggest names in entertainment. Jimmy Stewart. Bob Hope. John Wayne. Nothing was too good for the men he had used so cruelly. Read more → The Military Tweet Posted February 29, 2012 By Anne Carter Mulligan Romney Wins Arizona and Michigan Primaries In the last two big primary contests before Super Tuesday, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney won handily in Arizona while edging out a narrow victory in Michigan. Romney won 47% of the vote in Arizona; Santorum trailed with 27%. The race in Michigan was especially tight, with tentative reports of Romney capturing 41% of the vote compared to Santorum's 38% . Both candidates spent a significant amount of time and money in the state in the lead up to the primary. A win in Michigan was critical to Mitt Romney's campaign. Romney was born and raised in Detroit, and a victory -- however small -- in the state helps to put a damper on Santorum's momentum following his sweep of the February 7 contests, as well as quiet some of the criticism from within the GOP that Romney is not a viable candidate. Primaries The Horserace 2012 Election Tweet Posted February 28, 2012 By Joseph E. Uscinski and Arthur Simon Prior Experience and the Presidency Reagan celebrates his gubernatorial win in 1966. He also served as Captain in the U.S. Army Reserve before becoming president. Presidential elections are a gamble. Which candidate, once in the Oval Office, will perform better than the rest? Which will best steward the economy? Which will best protect us from foreign enemies? There is no crystal ball that can predict presidential performance with any certainty. Unfortunately, voters are left to their best guesses. Or, are they? Read more → 2012 Election Tweet Posted February 27, 2012 By Michael Greco "A Man who Runs for Vice President is a Very Foolish Man" Your browser does not support this media. Click the link below to view this item. Click "listen," then "play" above to hear the clip. Launch full screen player. Is it too early to be talking about VP candidates in the waning days of February? Apparently not. On February 1st, 1964 (just over two months after the assassination of JFK) President Johnson openly discusses the the VP spot with Sargent Shriver. This discussion is part of a larger conversation between Johnson and Shriver wherein Johnson discusses a number of policy issues including the conflict in Vietnam. Specifically, Johnson admits that the United States government was responsible for the assassination of South Vietnamese leader Ngo Dinh Diem. The discussion of Vice Presidential selection occurs at about the halfway mark in this secretly recorded phone call. Miller Center Resources Tweet Posted February 27, 2012 By Sheila Blackford Santorum on JFK: "That Makes Me Throw Up…" President John F. Kennedy As recounted yesterday in Politico, the Washington Post, and the New York Times, Rick Santorum made a strong statement about John F. Kennedy's speech from September 12, 1960, in which Kennedy stressed the importance of the separation of church and state. Kennedy famously said, "I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute." Santorum vehemently disagreed: "I don't believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute." And he noted that the idea made him want to throw up. In the Miller Center's Presidential Speech Archive, we feature transcripts, audio, and video of many famous presidential speeches, including the full speech that President Kennedy gave in 1960 (the excerpt Santorum referred to begins at 1:47). Partisanship Religion Miller Center Resources Tweet Posted February 24, 2012 By Amber Lautigar Reichert Friday Feature: President Taft Not Riding a Tiger William Howard Taft riding a carabao (water buffalo) in the Phillipines, c. 1904. William Howard Taft is seen here riding a water buffalo in the Philippines in 1904. He was appointed to be the first American civilian Governor-General of the Philippines, serving from 1901-1903. Stay tuned! Every Friday we'll highlight a whimsical item from presidential history. Not Riding a Tiger Tweet Posted February 24, 2012 By Guian McKee The Economic Crisis and the (Political) Revival of Manufacturing President Obama visits Milwaukee's Master-Lock plant on Feb. 15. Photo by WisPolitics.com. Since his January State of the Union address, President Obama has emphasized the centrality of manufacturing for the U.S. economy. In a rare example of shared cross-partisan priorities, Obama's Republican rivals have also emphasized manufacturing in recent months. This is a significant and surprising departure from the economic focus of most recent presidential campaigns. Read more → Domestic Policy Economic Policy 2012 Election Tweet 26 of 28 Pages ‹ First < 24 25 26 27 28 >


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Unless AF rears her ugly head, I will be testing on the 19th. I'll be cheering for everyone to keep my hopes high in the mean time.
Unless AF rears her ugly head, I will be testing on the 19th. I'll be cheering for everyone to keep my hopes high in the mean time.
I will be right there with ya!! GL and sticky Baby Dust!!!
Can you put me down for Dec 14 please? Thank you!
I'm out, good luck everyone!
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So sorry
I'm out, best of luck the rest of the December testers!
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I'm sorry! I wish you much luck for January!
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Good luck for Jan.. Wish we all get Sept babies..
Changing my test day to December 20! Keeping my fingers crossed. My cycle was a little longer this month.
So far no AF but test this morning was neg. I guess my feelings were way off this month.
You can still be pregnant! With my first, I did not have a positive pregnancy test until two days after my missed period!!!!
I don't know. With DS I didn't test cause I wasn't tracking my period since it was irregular back then. I have been late (up to a week) twice during the past yr. I haven't been exercising regularly but did do about an hour the other night. With 2nd pregnancy I tested on AF due date and got a positive, that 1 ended in a MC. Even my son is saying that I have a baby in my tummy and for the 1st time since my MC, I am scared to the point of tears to be pregnant even though I want to be. I am going to continue to treat myself like I am until AF shows up. Thanks for the info and advice. I know someone who with both her pregnancies didn't get a BFP till she was 2 months along with both.
I am planning to test tomorrow AM 12/21/2012.."end of the world" can wait. Don't feel anything promissing even my AF due today and symptoms aren't there..nothing besides a yucky cold...But who knows. Even if it's not this time at least it's fun to test on 12/21/2012, something pretty memorable.
AF showed up tonight so I am officially out.
I wasn't on the December testers list, but I tested this morning and got a !!!!!!!!!!!!
Congrats Allie!
How awesome, I remember you feeling a little down a while ago. I'm so happy for you.
I am almost out, I've already got PMS so strong there is NO doubt in my body AF is coming by tomorrow or Friday. Here's to January and since my husbands birthday is February 9th hopefully I can surprise him with some good news! FX for us all!
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text: There is something about a photograph that can stop us in our tracks. It captures a moment -- and a feeling -- in a way nothing else can.At Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, patients are learning how to use a camera to share their stories. In a recent class that FOX 5's Beth Galvin sat in on, the patients entered the conference room quiet and nervous. Some of them had physical challenges that made it hard to work the camera.But then, something kind of magical happened.They took over, both in front of and behind the lens and they started telling their stories with pictures. Professional photographer Corinne Adams of Atlanta Celebrates Photography has been going to Children's once a month for a year now. She teaches teenage patients how to tell their stories through the lens of a camera."I think photography gives them a voice," Adams said. "And there's a magic in a photograph."Ashley McCleskey started the class a little shy."I was kind of nervous because I didn't know what to expect," she said.But in front of the camera, you don't see the autoimmune disease that has made her life so hard. You see grace, and strength, and what makes Ashley, Ashley.Jon Benjamin is 18, has cerebral palsy and paints like nobody's business. He's been there the longest – 40 days straight. But his portrait captures something almost magical – the way he wants to be: Jon, surrounded by a rainbow of color."I like the colors because I think it makes other people smile when they look at it," he said.This program was child life specialist Caroline Snodgrass' idea to give her young patients a chance to call the shots."When they're in the hospital, they can't really be in control of too many things, so it's great for them to gain some control back in their lives," Snodgrass said. "And it's been great to see, after the kids see pictures of themselves, they're like, 'Oh, my gosh. I am beautiful. And I am a big deal.'"The patient photos were recently featured in a show at the High Museum in Midtown Atlanta."We had kids driving in from Alabama. All in new outfits and one girl got a new wig for the show. It was just fabulous,'" Snodgrass said.Corinne said that she leaves the hospital reminded about the power of a picture."There are really no words for it except to say that I am lifted up. I am just lifted up," she said.This program has taken on a life of its own. Caroline Snodgrass says kids all over the hospital are asking to take pictures and pose for pictures.They're hoping this class will inspire other artists to volunteer.


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The packet had six Aussie animals – koala, kookaburra, kangaroo, frill-necked lizard, platypus and echidna. It also had four recipes for biscuit (cookie) dough. One was for gingerbread with very little sugar and a lot of molasses. Unlike many of these cut-out recipes, it didn't say I had to leave it in the fridge to firm up. Sounded good to me.
I have always been wary of making cut out biscuits because they just seem too dull and hard. I am pleased to report that this gingerbread has changed my mind. They were easy to make. Just mix everything together. I used treacle rather than molasses because they are quite similar but treacle is a lot cheaper. I also added a little golden syrup when I ran out of treacle. All cutters worked well except the kangaroo one because it had the thin bits for the tale and feet which kept falling off. I was really pleased at how cute they looked.
They were very soft to eat in the first couple of days but the next couple of days they were more dense and almost chewy just like good gingerbread I had bought in the shops. This recipe would also work well for gingerbread man and women. I put a few into E's bag to take to work for his coffee breaks. He loved them although found them quite big.
The other present I had bought myself recently was a koala and gum leaf plate. It is just the plate for my koala bickies. Which brings me to a point of contention between E and me. In Australia where we use biscuit rather than cookie, we shorten it to bicky. E said it was biccy. I thought it might be bikky but was worried it looked like bikie. So I compromised with spelling it bicky. I check the web and didn't find any definitive information so I think we will both have to be right in this instance.
As well as buying gifts to send overseas I have been planning to drop off a gift for our obstetrician who looked after us with Alex, Ian and Sylvia. I can't speak highly enough of his sensitivity in a difficult time and the support he gave. He is incredibly busy but made an effort to be available to us and listen to what we were saying. We had bought some wine and biscuits but I wanted to make something to add to the bag. So I made some decadent wattleseed cashew truffles and also put in some of these bickies. They seem a little special.
I am a little nervous about how long the gingerbread will last. I probably should have done some experimenting with the recipe but I felt this would be too organised. But I will be making these for special occasions and gifts again because they look so impressive and are so easy to make.
I dropped off the giftpack this week and hope they are enjoyed. I have also included photos because I want to show just what a beautiful and happy baby Sylvia is. She is now blowing lots of raspberries at us and giggling. Yesterday she rolled over by herself for the first time and in the next week will start on her solids. She had her 6 month check today and is flourishing. She amused some of my work colleagues at lunch today, and the doctor's receptionist commented on how good she was in my recent appointment. I know our obstetrician would love to see her and how happy she makes us. I am sure that is the greatest reward for his work.
Now that I have entered the world of cut-out cookies, I am interested to try some other flavours so will list a few that I would like to try below. As well as my Australian cookie cutters, I would like to try some in my cookie press. I also want to try some with wattleseed. So stay tuned for more experiments!
- Autumn Maple Cutout Cookies – Cooking Light
- Best Ever Chocolate Cutout Cookies – allrecipes.com
- Chocolate and Ginger Cookies – Home Gourmets
- Cream Cheese Cookies – about.com
- Gluten Free Vegan Gingerbread Cut Out Cookies - TasteBook
- Nibby Buckwheat Cookies - 101 Cookbookx
- Oatmeal Cutout Cookies – Avenue Food
- Orange and Lavender Biscuits - Laws of the Kitchen
- Peanut Butter Cutout Cookies with Chocolate Cream – Bake or Break
- Sour Cream Cookies – about.com or these sour cream cookies
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- 125g softened butter
- 2 and 3/4 cups plain flour
- 3/4 cup treacle (or molasses)
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 beaten egg
- 1 tsp ground ginger
- 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp baking soda
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 tsp vinegar
- 1 tbsp hot water
(Update 19/5/2010: made these again this week - put half the dough in the fridge for a couple of days and it was so easy to cut out shapes with the chilled dough - you don't need to chill this dough but for more complicated shapes I would advise it. This is also useful for making dough ahead of time or baking in smaller batches - I have kept it in the fridge wrapped in clingwrap for over a week.)
Use a rolling pin to roll out to 5mm thick. I halved the dough and did it in two batches because it seemed too much to handle all at once. Sprinkle surface with flour. Dip cookie cutters in flour and shake out so they are lightly covered. Cut cookie shapes and transfer to a greased or lined tray – I used a butter knife to slide under them so they didn't stick to the board.
Bake at 160 C in a preheated oven for 15-17 minutes. The recipe says biscuits will be just starting to brown but it is a bit hard to see with gingerbread. They will still be soft to touch so you have to go with gut feelings a bit.
Cool on tray 5 minutes and then they are ready to eat. But if left a couple of days in an airtight container they get a little chewy just like gingerbread in the shops.
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You might not be familiar with the term 'Z-Movie,' but if you grew up in the 90's, chances are you've seen one. They're the beyond-low-budget monstrosities that teased you from the walls of the mom-and-pop video store. Usually, the films themselves could never live up to the pictures on the videotape boxes (because this was way before your fancy 'Digital Video Discs' and 'Blu-Rays') but occasionally you'd find something truly unique. 'WEIRDO FLICKS' will clue you into some movies which 'unique' doesn't even begin to describe...
'Night Vision' - 1987, Directed by Michael Krueger
Sometimes you run across a low-budget cult film that DOESN'T have bad acting, bad writing, bad editing, etc. A film where you actually have to look past the low-budget quality because everything else is so well-done. 'Night Vision' is...kind of one of those movies.
To be certain, it does have definite flaws, but they don't really detract from the overall experience. And, I'm still not exactly sure WHAT that experience is, but I would say it's like a cross between Scorsese's 'After Hours' and Cronenberg's 'Videodrome' done on an extremely small budget. It's obviously not as good as either, but c'mon, it's a student film, so what can you expect?
So, let's start with the packaging, because otherwise it might put you off this one. It is marketed as a b-horror film, and even includes several references to schlock horror throughout, but it's really not a horror film at all. It's more of a psychological drama, if anything. Strangely, even the film editor (whose review is on the IMDB page) seems to categorize it as a horror film, but once again, it's really not.
The story concerns a young small-town writer who has recently moved from Kansas to the big city to 'get material' for stories....cue an endless barrage of 'not in Kansas anymore' jokes. He moves into a roach motel after he can't find anything better, and tries to get a job at a video store. Somewhere in the process, he saves a greasy street hustler (named Vinny, of course) from being beaten to a pulp by some weirdo cult guys. Vinny, in turn, tries to give him a 'job' as a robbery driver, and gives him a possessed VCR.
The VCR, it turns out, was stolen from the cult guys, which is why they were beating on Vinny. It also produces a hallucinatory effect that magically makes the writer kid really good at horror stories. Or, are they more than just stories?!
Basically, it's a slow-moving but well-done piece of low-budget cinema that goes nowhere, explains nothing, and leaves you more confused than anything. Which, to me, isn't necessarily a bad thing. The cult guys and the seediness of 'the city' (never given a name, but it's Denver) makes for some uneasiness which doesn't materialize into anything else. The characters are well-developed, so it's more about mood than anything. I liked it, maybe you will, too.
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Most of the time when I'm working you can find me sitting in a cubical, eating Skittles, and writing articles about the wide world of television. But sometimes, I'm the lucky girl in the sky-high heels who gets to attend red carpet premieres and network parties that are filled with so many pretty people that it almost hurts my eyes! Many of you know that the winter Television Critics Association is currently in full swing and for a TV enthusiast like me, it's like I'm a kid in a candy store. But of course I have to do my best and be lady like, so my inner fan-girl feelings don't frighten away the stars. Anyways, moving on!
This week's edition of Leanne's Spoiler List is packed with juicy details from five phenomenal shows. I chatted with the lovely Naya Rivera of Glee to get Santana's feeling on Bram, and gathered scoop on what's next for Toby on Pretty Little Liars. I also hit up the premiere of Justified to find out what's next for Harlan county's biggest badasses and chatted with the stars of Suburgatory and Deception to snag spoilers from upcoming episodes. Read on for all the TV craziness below!
Glee: Is NYC Ready for Santana?
My Dearest Glee-bees: In the past year, I've had the pleasure of interviewing every single cast member of Glee, except for the amazingly talented Naya Rivera. Every time I'd get close we'd run out of time. Sigh. However, on Tuesday night at the FOX semi-annual TCA all-star party, I was delighted to have the chance to finally talk with Rivera. Fun-Fact: She's just as wonderful in person as you could imagine! And If you're anything like me, then you desperately miss watching Santana singing on your TV screens each week. Well cheer up buttercup! Rivera told me that there is a lot coming up for our favorite fiery Latina. "She is actually doing big big things in the episode 'Diva' that we're shooting right now." Rivera says, "She gets to sing three songs. One of them is a Tina Turner powerhouse song, and then she has got some exciting news coming up. " Hmm, any clue on what this "exciting news" could be Glee lovers?
Many fans are hoping that Santana will leave her cheerleading days in the past and move to The Big Apple with Rachel and Kurt to chase her dreams. So of course I made sure to ask if this brilliant idea could become a reality. The 25-year-old actress reveals, "I think it's a very strong possibility." All together now: Squee! And of course I couldn't end our conversation without bringing up the newest couple to emerge in the Glee shipper-sphere: Bram aka Brittany and Sam. Many people (this journalist included) can't stand the idea of this new duo, so you can imagine my glee when Rivera told me how Santana feels about Brittany's new beau. Rivera's answer was short but sweet: "She hates it!" Any chance of a Santana/Sam smackdown? Rivera says with a coy laugh, "Maybe " Well, my money is definitely on Santana!
2. Justified: Arlo Will Always Adapt
The FX hit Justified is finally back in our lives and if you missed Tuesday night's season four premiere, you can catch up on all the Harlan drama right here! I had the pleasure of attending the Justified red carpet and premiere this past weekend where I chatted with the cast and swooned over the handsomeness of Timothy Olyphant. (Hopefully he didn't really notice when I caught a case of the fan-girl giggles...) One of my favorite characters is without a doubt Raylan's law-avoiding father, so of course I had to talk with Raymond J. Barry about Arlo's life behind bars this season. Barry says that just because Arlo is now in prison, it doesn't mean that he's going to change his badass ways. "Arlo always has an ace up his sleeve,"" he says. ""He's a real survivor and he has very few tools except what he's created for himself. No education, born in poverty he learned how to survive as best he could, and if he's in prison he'll figure it out. That's a whole other world, there's a code of ethics and you learn how to do it."
Barry also reveals that although Raylan is furious that Arlo took the fall for Boyd's crime, their father/son relationship is not completely severed. Barry says, "They're still talking. The thing is, Raylan doesn't expect Arlo to change. It's beyond that. And the environment is such that you've got to do what you've got to do." Barry says that Raylan and Arlo have very similar characteristics, it's just that they chose different paths in life: "He chose the straight and narrow he's a cop, right? He gets paid for that and I get paid for what I do."
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Oh Cherry Oh Tablerunner
*2 charm packs - featured here is Oh Cherry Oh by Me and My Sister
*2~5" x 20" strips of Moda Bella Solids ( I used color 98)
*8 Coordinating buttons
*1 yard of your favorite rick rack or trim.
*Choose 24 of your favorite charms. Lay them out in 6 rows of 4 charms, sew in to rows (4 charms) until you have completed all 6 rows. Then press the seams for the rows ~1 row right~ 2nd row left and repeat this for all 6 rows
*then join your rows together (this should be 4 charms wide 6 charms long)
*Now choose 8 more charms ~this will be your prairie points. Fold charm diagonally (point to point) and press
*fold over one more time diagonally and press again,
*then pin the prairie point to the end of the runner and baste on with about 1/8" seam. Points must be facing the center of the runner.
*Now cut the white fabric 5" x 20" and sew to the end of the runner (this seam will catch your prairie points
*now press the white & the prairie points, so now the points should be pointing to the edge of the runner.
*Now its time to add the trim and the buttons. Sew an 18" piece of your favorite trim across the seam that joins the white/prairie points to the charm squares. Then add your favorite buttons to the ends of the points.
*I added my embellishments after my runner had been quilted, it depends on who is quilting for you when you add these. This is such a fun runner to make! Quilt and bind as desired! You are done my friend!
This makes a bright cheery tablerunner that is sure to brighten your day. Measures 18" x 36. Have fun with it and be creative!
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18 comments:
- Micki said...
That's a beautiful table runner. It is very cheery and lovely!
- April 13, 2009 at 4:23 AM
- Donna said...
I just ordered this charm pack ... maybe I'm psychic! I guess I'll have to make this!
- April 13, 2009 at 4:35 AM
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- Jilly's Space said...
Do you know how obsessed I am with oh cherry oh fabric!!! I LOVE this runner. I have a charm pack coming in the mail hopefully soon of oh cherry oh and was planning making a table topper, maybe it will be this runner.
LOVE IT..good job and thanks for sharing.
Jill :o)
- April 13, 2009 at 5:48 AM
- madrekarin said...
Darling!! That would be a perfect Mother's Day gift. :)
- April 13, 2009 at 7:17 AM
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- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
Very cute and creative.
- April 13, 2009 at 8:41 AM
- Neabear said...
Are there steps missing here? I was curious about the prairie points. First it shows the fold right sides together. I am not sure how to get it to the finished look of the praire point from there. I have never done prairie points before, but from looking at the pictures, it looks like it should start wrong sides together press, then fold again and press. That right sides together picture throws me off. Does this have a layer of batting before doing the quilting part? It is a very cute pattern. Do you actually use two charm packs? How much is needed for the binding? Sorry for all the questions. I happen to have the Oh Cherry Oh charm pack and plan to make this one.
- April 13, 2009 at 9:15 AM
- Kari @ Ucreate said...
This is absolutely adorable!!! I love the fun, bright colors in the "Oh Cherry Oh" line.
- April 13, 2009 at 10:42 AM
- The Wallin's said...
I absoultely LOVE IT!!!! how cute! This is a must make! Thanks
- April 13, 2009 at 5:24 PM
- Carmie said...
Wow! So cute and vibrant. And I love the buttons you used!!
- April 13, 2009 at 6:39 PM
- artycrafty said...
wonderful project! thank you.
How would you go about making a circle table - table runner? As I have a circle dinner table.
Thank you - Debbie
- April 14, 2009 at 2:39 AM
- Small House said...
LOVE THIS!! Thanks for the step by step instructions. I want to make the pin cushions, and then this has got to be next!!!
Thanks again.
- April 14, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- CJ said...
I am echoing Neabear's questions. Why does this take two charm packs? For a beginner it doesn't tell you anything about yardage for the backing or binding or batting. Sure is cute though! :D
- April 15, 2009 at 12:59 AM
- LilyHaven said...
Totally darling! Thank you for the tutorial.
- April 15, 2009 at 3:43 PM
- Cris said...
beaytiful colours for a beautiful work
- April 17, 2009 at 2:26 PM
- happy zombie said...
Oh Nadine - it's so adorable!
- April 17, 2009 at 2:59 PM
- Maria said...
I love this!!! Actually the first thing I thought of when I looked at was, "That would be a really cute binder cover!" I have the fat quarter bundle. It just hasn't talked to me yet!
- April 18, 2009 at 1:26 PM


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1 pound bacon
3/4 cup mayonnaise
1/4 cup milk
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
Salt to taste
1 head romaine lettuce - rinsed, dried and shredded
2 large tomatoes, chopped
2 cups seasoned croutons
Place bacon in a large, deep skillet. Cook over medium high heat, turning frequently, until evenly browned. Drain, crumble and set aside.
In a blender or food processor, combine mayonnaise, milk, garlic powder and black pepper. Blend until smooth. Season the dressing with salt.
Combine lettuce, tomatoes, bacon and croutons in a large salad bowl. Toss with dressing, and serve immediately.
Serves 6
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Photo: By jeffreyw (Yup, BLTs again Uploaded by F) [CC-BY-2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons


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Re: Level 5 - Help!
abstractwhiz wrote:Any ideas on what I'm supposed to do with this?
Stare at it for a while? See what you can come up with, show a bit of creativity. I am going to need some people with creativity at level 18, because I have this huge dataset there that is far denser to digest than the contents of banner.p..