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Gradually add the cream, and blend well.
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Turned a lot of the scheduling web interface code into templates that
can be reused between creating and updating tests. They were similar
enough that most of it can be reused, with only a few minor changes
specific to each view.
Fixed up some small bugs in the ASN query code to make sure that all
addresses in the path are fetched (paths shorter than the initial TTL
weren't querying for the ASN of the final hop). The cache will now be
cleared regularly during operation and will also tidy up properly after
itself on program end. Started work on replacing the ASN fetching using
DNS with the TCP bulk whois for the standalone traceroute tests too.
Spent some time applying patches and building old bash from source to
update the old amplets against the new bash vulnerability. These
machines are really due for a software refresh!
Spent some time setting up a properly scheduled throughput test between
machines in the real world. While doing so, found out a few things about
certificate management that may not have been full thought through yet.
The certificates used for connections to the control socket (for
starting the remote end of the test) are currently only configured to be
clients, they can't act as a server without an extra setting being
enabled. Also, the server currently tries to validate client hostnames,
which relies on reverse DNS and won't be effective in most real world cases.
Added caching to the ASN lookups that use the bulk TCP interface, using
a data structure that looks similar to a radix trie. Looks to work well
and fast. May also try to use this in the temporary test processes too,
to store addresses and ASNs while they get applied to a particular set
of traceroute data (it would more more easily remove duplicates from the
Found and fixed a few bugs in the traceroute test now that there is a
small test deployment testing to real locations. IPv4 paths shorter than
the initial probe TTL of 6 were exhibiting inconsistent behaviour with
the value of the TTL in the packet embedded in the response. I now use
the response packet itself to calculate path length. Also fixed a bug
where multiple ASNs being returned in a single result were being parsed
Started working on fetching ASNs in a single bulk TCP connection rather
than using the DNS infrastructure, as requested by Team Cymru (whose
data we are using). Fetching all appears to work fine but there is
currently no caching, it will generate queries for all addresses everytime.
Updated the scheduling interface to allow scheduling/viewing tests for
meshes as well. All mesh tests are treated pretty much the same as those
for individual sites, and are merged when generating yaml configs for
sites. Tidied up some of the schedule display to hide headings and
sections that are empty or not currently relevant.
Continued to work on the interface for scheduling tests. As well as
adding new tests to a site, you can now modify an existing test. Full
details on a specific test can be viewed in a modal window very similar
to that used to create the test, and options/scheduling can be modified
there. Extra destinations can be added and existing destinations can be
removed, and the test itself can be completely deleted.
Added backend support to deal with all the above - including
adding/deleting test destinations, deleting tests, modifying test
arguments, modifying test schedules.
Spent some time merging the javascript for adding and modifying tests -
it was very similar and didn't warrant being entirely separate, but had
diverged enough to be annoying. The templates for the modals will need a
similar job done on them.
Built new Debian and Centos packages for the updated libwandevent code,
and used those to build new amplet2 packages for Centos. Debian packages
still need a bit more work to build in my new environment. Deployed a
couple of the new packages to further test some of the new traceroute
reporting for Shane.
Hooked up the rest of the test arguments in the form to schedule a new
test, so they are all now properly added to the database when the form
is submitted.
Filtered the YAML output to only include meshes that are used in the
schedule to reduce file size. Added code to track the time that
schedules were last updated, so that I can return a 304 not modified to
clients that request the YAML when there have been no changes.
Spent Wednesday watching student honours presentations. Well done to our
students who presented.
Fixed the way I build the data for the YAML output so that the emitter
can better tell which parts should be used as aliases/anchors (which
makes groups of test destinations a lot tidier looking).
Added more dynamic content to the schedule pages using data from the
actual metadata/schedule tables rather than hard coding it to test
layout/behaviour. Sources, destinations are all fetched from the
database, and current test schedules are displayed.
Added API functions to insert tests into a schedule, and hooked it up to
the data coming from the schedule modal form. Most of the data for
creating a new test is now understood and inserted into the schedule table.
Built the basic interface to schedule new tests for sites and meshes,
based around the modal system we already have in place for displaying
results. With a little bit of javascript to hide options that aren't
relevant, it's a pretty simple interface that should let us do what we
want easily. Each test shows only its own options, with sensible
defaults, and only shows as much time scheduling information as needed.
Wrote the database schema to describe test schedules and their
destinations. Started working on the code to put tests into and fetch
them from the database. So far I can successfully fetch the test
configuration for an individual site and display it in a textual form on
the website. The YAML output is mostly working, but needs some changes
to the way I structure the data in order to properly use aliases/anchors.
Changed some of the options in the traceroute test to better match what
Shane is expecting to see when saving the data, and to better specify
what data is present.
Built a sample yaml schedule file and updated the schedule parsing code
to generate test events from the new format. The old approach was very
deterministic, with every field present and in a fixed order, while the
new approach can have fields appearing in any order and makes better use
of default values.
Started exploring how I might construct an interface to easily schedule
tests, and to visualise the tests within a schedule.
Fixed the AS lookups in the traceroute test to ignore RFC1918 addresses.
Wouldn't have been too much of a problem, but the NXDOMAIN responses
were only being cached for 5 minutes and ended up generating too many
extra queries. Also tidied up some checks for stopset membership to use
the TTL to better match, or prevent inserting pointless addresses.
Merged in the timing changes I made the other week into the main branch
so that they can be used.
Had a good meeting with Shane and Brad about where we need to go with
AMP in the next few months. After this, started looking at better ways
to represent and generate test schedule files so they are easier to
understand and edit. Spent some time looking into YAML and how an
example schedule might look, and experimented with the libyaml parser to
see how the data looks.
Tidied up the traceroute stopset code to add addresses in a more
consistent manner regardless of whether an address in the stopset was
found or if the TTL hit 1. This also allowed me to more easily check
that parts of a completed path don't already exist in the stopset (they
might have been added since they were last checked for) to prevent
Added the ability to lookup and report AS numbers for all addresses seen
in the paths (using the Team Cymru data). This currently works for the
standalone test (which doesn't have access to the built-in DNS cache)
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Please mention the Shaneen Allen case to Governor Christie, and implore him to take whatever action is necessary, up to and including a pardon.
Also, donate.
Please mention the Shaneen Allen case to Governor Christie, and implore him to take whatever action is necessary, up to and including a pardon.
Also, donate.
It's nice to be able to applaud a campaign ad for once.
Kudos to whoever made this ad. The campaign would be wise to give you all their money.
It's about time our side started pointing out that all the "cuts" to education have resulted in record high funding.
There are so many brilliant aspects to this ad that I don't want to jinx it by pointing them out.
It appears that Scott Wagner has won a special election for PA Senate as a write-in.
I'd like to preface the rest of this post by confessing that I did not follow this race at all and have spoken to nobody about it. I couldn't tell you whether Scott Wagner is the devil or the messiah. Thankfully, that determination is irrelevant to my point.
The person or people who approved these attack ads (one ; two) need to seriously rethink how they want to run Republican campaigns.
Chiefly, I want to throw a serious red flag over the use of "millionaire" as a pejorative. Our party ran Mitt frakking Romney for President a mere 16 months ago, and somebody with the memory of a horsefly thought it was a good idea to rag on a guy for being a millionaire?!? Do you think we'll never run any more rich candidates?
These ads strike me as the type of feeble ads Democrats run against Republicans. Running ads like these does nothing but reinforce clichéd Democratic themes about Republicans. You're cutting off your nose to spite your face.
Look, you want to run ads against a guy, fine. Knock yourselves out. Just have some self-awareness and perspective when you do so.
Having recently railed against the "establishment", it's time for a crack at the base.
As I have previously asserted, the base is allergic to compromise. While this idea is widely taken as a given among the establishment and the Left, few take the time to analyze the behavior. The problem is actually a somewhat broader aversion to nuance. Outrage fuels donations, and donations pay the bills, so there's somewhat of a negative incentive for base-oriented groups to promote nuance. But a lack of nuance can often inhibit constructive conservative policy movement.
A thought experiment: What if Democrats credibly and convincingly offered to cut Federal spending to such a degree that the budget would come into immediate balance, and also could somehow fix the Federal entitlement problem. In exchange, Republicans would agree to a one percent increase in the personal income tax. Do we take the deal?
True, the parameters of the thought experiment are absurd on their face, but for the sake of argument, take it for what it is. We'd be fools not to take this deal, right?
Whoa, now! Once you start to entertain this deal, you're "for" raising income taxes.
Well, no, you weren't really "for" it. You were willing to make a concession in order to get a number of other things that you wanted and thought were more significant.
Take a more realistic issue, immigration. The moment a Republican starts having any sort of conversation about immigration reform, he is blasted as being "for" amnesty. (The opponents of immigration reform use the term "amnesty" rather promiscuously, but for the sake of argument, I'll use it here and not bother about details of what does or does not constitute "amnesty".)
Understand that, to the Left, some form of amnesty is a sine qua non for any concessions on significant border security improvements, employment e-Verify, or – heaven forbid – voter ID. You don't even begin to have negotiations about how to deal with millions of illegal immigrants until you lay your amnesty bargaining chip down on the table.
But by reacting violently to this potential offer of amnesty as something we could consider giving up in order to get a better outcome, the base makes this a question of amnesty vs non-amnesty, not a question of what we could possibly get in exchange for amnesty. When we put the focus on what we get in exchange for amnesty, we put the Democrats on the defensive. When we focus on whether to offer amnesty at all, we make ourselves irrelevant, and the status quo reigns.
To be fair, Republican politicians have a history of being cheap dates. I dare say though, it wouldn't kill us to "show a little leg" on this issue. I'm not "for" amnesty, I'm for using the offer of amnesty as a means of getting more significant concessions from the other side and for (hopefully) putting the issue behind us. If we get a bad offer in return, we walk away and blame the Democrats for not being serious and for keeping people in the shadows unnecessarily.
Unfortunately, nuance requires trust, which is in short supply.
Some weeks ago I was asked my thoughts about the way forward for the conservative movement. I felt a little like I had been asked to provide a proof for Einstein's general relativity and then handed a napkin and a crayon.
I mentioned the obvious "base-vs-establishment" split, but could not see an obvious way forward. If anything, the divide continues to grow wider. Both sides are at some fault, and I would be hard pressed to say which is more blameworthy. However, the flaws of the base are fairly well known and understood, so I will be focusing more on the "establishment".
The authority of the "establishment" is predicated on two assumptions. Firstly, that they know what they are doing, and secondly, that the base will get at least some of what they want by deferring at times to the party leadership. This is the essence of the unwritten compact among Republicans.
Both legs of this platform have been thrown into serious question in the last few election cycles. The McCain and Romney campaigns epitomize the failures of the party, both technical and ideological. Our last two standard bearers did not understand the philosophy underlying the conservative movement, and then when pressed had no chance of adequately conveying or defending it. Steve Schmidt should have his proverbial license to campaign revoked. There are many more examples than these, which are merely the most prominent.
The transactional leg of the compact is no less suspect. Pennsylvania Republicans, despite controlling both houses of the legislature and the governor's mansion, have been unable or unwilling to take even small steps toward privatizing our Soviet-style liquor stores, nor have they been able to mitigate the certain fiscal doom of the looming pension crisis. Federally, Republican leadership recently capitulated on the debt ceiling hike without getting so much as the re-naming of a post office in return. (Please note, I have argued for having fights on appropriation bills and continuing resolutions, not the debt ceiling. Nevertheless, the swift and unconditional surrender was a little unsettling.)
The "establishment" relies on a model of the electorate that assumes voters (1) have consistent policy preferences that (2) are logically consistent and unidimensional and (3) that voters cast their votes according to which party or politician best satisfies these policy preferences. It's an interesting model, one that has served academics and political practitioners for decades. But like all models — even the useful ones — it is wrong. It also happens to be least applicable where practitioners would most like to apply it — with the "swing"/"centrist" voter. The major problem with this seductively simplistic model is the general and perpetual prescription of retreat on all substantive issues.
The base, understandably irritated with the strategy of perpetual retreat and burned by a few too many failures of the transactional leg of the compact, has become allergic to compromise on any issue. Simply, to the extent that the base ever trusted the establishment, the base doesn't trust them any more at all.
It doesn't help matters that the establishment has declared open war against the Tea Party. To be fair, the feeling is often mutual, but party leaders "misunderestimate" the intensity and resolve of the base. Attacking or delegitimizing certain elements of the base/Tea Party (-even deservedly-) does not make the party leadership any more attractive. Democratic pollster Pat Caddell threw up a flag prior to the 2010 elections that America was in a "Pre-Revolutionary" state. Among Republican base voters, this feeling has not subsided. Tens of thousands of Connecticut gun owners have seemingly scoffed at the state requirement to register their weapons. (And why should they, when registration seems to lead to police abuse and eventual confiscation of weapons.) Those Connecticut –Connecticut– gun owners are surely not all tea partiers. And yet, they have shown a clear disregard for state control. This is not how a healthy democracy functions.
The base, much to its detriment, seems not to comprehend that the electorate is against us. Frankly, it is a little incomprehensible to me that Obama was re-elected, and yet here we are. The general electorate was never particularly well-informed or sophisticated, but seems much less so in recent years. Correspondingly, there has been an increase in "liberal" political identification amidst the massive disruption and likely collapse of Obamacare, the biggest liberal project in several generations.
The common ground may be what the base wishes to do, but can't seem to, and what the establishment may be somewhat better equipped to do, but won't, and that is to fight the basic linguistic and cultural assumptions that have crept into the swing-voter's mind. Maybe once in a while somebody should explain the difference between "insurance" and pre-payment for service. Or explain that "access" is not equivalent to "subsidy" (birth control), and lack of subsidy is not equivalent to a "ban" (embryonic stem cell research). When debating Democrats, have our candidates ask, "and then what will happen?", per Thomas Sowell's Applied Economics. Explain that the Democrats would rather that the poor were poorer when it comes to "inequality". And once in a blue moon, explain that the economy is not a zero sum game.
But as things stand now, there's just no trust to be found for Republican leadership. Until some modicum of trust can be re-established, hostilities will persist.
Look, Ryan-Murray is not good. I'd probably vote against it if I were in Congress.
However, I have a hard time getting too incensed about it. One of the problems of our contemporary politics is the seeming inability to differentiate the merely bad from the atrocious. Ryan-Murray is merely bad. It is not the WORST THING EVER!
The bad parts are indeed bad. Perhaps Ryan was ignorant of this provision, but under the deal a tax increase can pass the Senate with a simple majority vote. Probably more importantly, the sequester has been weakened. It's not quite right to say it's "broken", because much of it remains in place, but it's not quite right to say that it's still intact, because it isn't. The precedent has been set that spending can be increased. If you get the impression that Ryan is willing to pay you on Tuesday for a hamburger today, you'd be basically correct.
In a half-hearted defense of Ryan, certain things should be pointed out. The headline number of spending increase/decrease is essentially negligible in the grand scheme of things. Defense spending gets some breathing room, without which there's a chance we would have lost the votes of a bunch of GOP House members and gotten a worse deal. The Congress is reclaiming from the Executive some of the fiscal authority it had squandered. So, we get back to something approaching normal order, and in theory we have a firmer base from which to attempt to hold ground.
In theory.
It's not quite a crap sandwich. It's perhaps a sandwich with some crap-onnaise on it. At the very least it's a sandwich upon which Harry Reid farted after having eaten quite a bit of Mexican food.
Given how little anything changes with this agreement, I'd say I'm outraged about a 3 on a 10-scale. I can't give myself an aneurism about this deal. I'm not making this a personal "key vote", but neither am I going to be very happy with those who vote for it.
In a sane and rational world, and in light of the illegal delays and waivers issued by the administration, insisting that the individual mandate be delayed for a year was not a particularly radical demand.
Despondency surged as I realized Obama was toying with us, much like a predator might play with its prey before delivering the death-blow. The administration took extraordinary care to make sure the shutdown was as inconvenient as possible, shutting down things that it is not ordinarily possible to shut down, such as open-air monuments, private businesses and homes,… and the ocean.
At first I thought Obama's strategy might backfire. Surely he had overplayed his hand! Then I watched the 6:30 news for a few evenings. And what finally convinced me that the administration would get away with it was the concern-trolling by the media about the Obamacare rollout failures.
–Oh, if only the Republicans' antics weren't sucking up so much oxygen, we might be able to report more about these glitches in Obamacare!–
Really? What have I experienced in the last five years would lead me to believe that the media was eager to report on a story reflecting negatively on Obama? Would that be the failure of the stimulus? Or Fast and Furious? Or Benghazi? Or the IRS?
No, they were pretty openly mocking conservatives. They knew what an empty promise they were suggesting.
Brian Williams' snarky asides during the evening newscasts would have made Dan "fake but accurate" Rather blush.
Speaking of Benghazi, the modus operandi was pretty similar. Put out some bogus story for the weekend/Sunday show cycle, allow the media to go with it, and let the story die within a week, because heaven knows neither the media nor the American public has an attention span longer than a week. With Benghazi it was that ridiculous story about the YouTube video. With Obamacare, it was the fairy tale about overwhelming demand for the product.
Though nobody was exactly covered in glory in the public's eye, polls showed Republicans faring worse than Democrats on the subject of the "negotiations" long before any actual negotiations took place, and in spite of the fact that it was the publicly stated position of both Harry and Barry that they would not be negotiating at all. The mind boggles.
And to top it off, you've got the likes of John McCain, who should be ejected from the party for serial violations of the eleventh commandment. If anybody invents a time machine, they need to loan McCain the Delorean so he can go back and retire 15 years ago.
This is not an environment in which any serious policy debates can be had, let alone won.
Oh, and the next time somebody says we'll have more leverage on the debt ceiling rather than the continuing resolution, just go ahead and slap that person in the face for me.
I've tried to make the case that Obamacare should be defunded, and Deroy Murdock shows us how to defund Obamacare at National Review.
Some highlights:
Republican lawmakers should stop quivering in fear of a president with a 44 percent Gallup job-approval rating. With a little courage and creativity, Republicans could fight the defunding battle effectively — if not to immediate victory, then to this dreadful program's ultimate detriment. Here's how:
Second, Republicans should adopt the Left's practice of giving bills delicious titles. How can they counter liberal claims that they want to padlock Washington? Call their Obamacare-defunding vehicle the Keep Government Open Act of 2013.
Fourth, with news cameras present, every House Republican should march this physical bill through the U.S. Capitol and over to the doors of the Senate chamber. "The Republican House has voted to fund federal services," Speaker John Boehner should declare. "We hereby deliver this bill to the Democratic Senate to complete the people's work and keep America's government open."
If you've ever met Jennifer Stefano (now of AFP), you'll have come away with the impression that it wouldn't be easy to silence her. Nevertheless, the IRS gave it the ol' college try.
"It's time for Scranton to face the simple truth. It is bankrupt."
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Fairmont's The Savoy in London is keeping consumers informed with a new infographic that provides insight into the daily life of a butler at the hotel.
Fairmont's The Savoy in London is keeping consumers informed with a new infographic that provides insight into the daily life of a butler at the hotel.
Popular culture and the media have created misconceptions and misunderstandings of the affluent, which stall the efforts of marketers who buy into myths, according to research from Unity Marketing and the American Affluence Research Center.
British automaker Land Rover is teaming up with the British gunsmith Holland & Holland to bring consumers a vehicle that draws upon the ventures of both brands.
Attending a yacht show is just another part of the fall season for yacht brands and consumers and this weekend the two camps will meet again at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, one of the largest in the United States.
Luxury advertisers looked to Condé Nast-owned Vogue's October issue to show that their offerings extend beyond the fashions seen in the September edition of the publication.
Fashion and jewelry marketers turned to Condé Nast women's magazine Vogue's September issue to run long-form campaigns.
Swiss watchmaker Frédérique Constant is strengthening its connection to classic automobiles with two themed partnerships.
Switzerland's Jaeger-LeCoultre is fortifying its relationship with consumers by promoting its high level of customer service when maintenance on a timepiece is needed.
Hospitality chain The Peninsula Hotels is launching a program to better immerse guests in the native culture of each hotel location.
Precision-cut crystal maker Swarovski is celebrating the thirteenth year of its partnership with the Council of Fashion Designers of America Awards with a charitable auction.


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NEWMARKET - Paul A. Bertagnolli, 64, of Mastin Drive, died November 11, 2012 at Exeter Hospital.
Paul was born in Italy on September 7, 1948, the son of Augusto and Diomira (Abram) Bertagnolli. He was working on a cruise ship when he met Colleen Weit and they married in 1981.
For the past thirty years, Paul has worked as a Security Officer at the Exeter Hospital.
He enjoyed watching car racing. Formula One was his passion.
Paul is survived by his wife of 31 years, Colleen Bertagnolli; his two daughters, Sara of West Virginia and Laura of Newmarket; his three brothers, Arturo, Gianfranco, and Giorgio, all of Italy; and several nieces and nephews.
Visiting hours will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on Thursday, November 15, at the Kent & Pelczar Funeral Home, 77 Exeter Street, Newmarket. Burial will be at the convenience of the family in Calvary Cemetery, Newmarket.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Newmarket Fire Rescue, 4 Young Lane, Newmarket, N.H. 03857.
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A tragedy south of Oakland, Iowa, Wednesday afternoon, January 30 took the lives of one of Adams county's finest young couples. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnston were returning from Omaha to their farm home seven miles south of Bridgewater where they had lived the past several months. They were involved in an accident with a truck and Mrs. Johnston was killed instantly. Mr. Johnston died in an ambulance en route to a hospital in Council Bluffs.
Leo Lyle Johnston, son of Ethel and Clarence Johnston was born on his father's farm tow and one-fourth miles northeast of Mt. Etna on January 20, 1917 and died on January 30, 1952 at the age of 35 years and 10 days.
Leo was a graduate of the Corning high school and spent his entire life in Adams county. He united with the Brethren church of Mt. Etna when about 16 years of age and remained a member of that church.
Surviving besides his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston, are three children, Karen, Dale, and Barbara; one brother, Warren Johnston of Bridgwater; two sisters, Mrs. Wilma Bloom of Ames, Iowa, and Mrs. Doris Heaton of Brooks. Also many uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, nephews, and a host of friends.
Alice Marie Vogel, daughter of Maude and Will Vogel, was born in Lincoln township, Adams county, Iowa on August 16, 1921, and departed this life January 30, 1952, at the age of 30 years, five months, and fourteen days.
She leaves to mourn her passing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Vogel; her three children, Karen, Dale, and Barbara; three sisters, Mrs. Helen Mosman, Cumberland, Mrs. Wilma Schafer, Mt. Etna, Mrs. Beulah Bissell, Corning; and six brothers, Earl of Mt. Etna, Russell, Don, and Ray all of Corning, Glen of Lenox, Ralph of Melbela, Nebraska. She is also survived by many uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, and many friends.
Alice and Leo were united in marriage on August 16, 1941 at Maryville, Missouri. To this union were born three children, Karen aged eight; Dale Eugene aged six, and Barbara Ellen, five and one-half months old.
This couples spent their married life farming in the Lincoln Center and Mt. Etna communities with the exception of two years when he worked in Corning with Manford Johnston in an auto body parts shop.
Both attended the Lincoln Center church and were active in the work of the church there before moving from the community last spring. Alice united with the church of her husband's faith, the Brethren Church of Mt. Etna, two years ago last December.
All who knew this fine couple are saddened by their untimely passing, but will remember them as a good husband and wife, a kind father and mother, and helpful neighbors of pleasant disposition.
Services were conducted at the Lincoln Center Methodist Church last Saturday afternoon by the pastor, Rev. K. J. Bressler, assisted by Rev. Oliver Davison, former pastor at Mt. Etna. Over 600 people were present.
The music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer West and three children: Emma, Alvis, and Lee, with Mrs. Vern Roberts at the piano. Songs sung were "Good Night and Good Morning", "Sometime We'll Understand", and "Beyond the Sunset."
Flower bearers were Mrs. Oma Evans, Mrs. Velma Lovig, Mrs. Anna Kingery, and Mrs. Dorpha Kingery.
Pall bearers for Mr. Johnston were six cousins: Manburn Johnston, Manford Johnston, Marvin Johnston, Millard Johnston, Charles Johnston, and David Beck.
Pall bearers for Mrs. Johnston were her six brothers: Russell, Don, Ralph, Glen, Earl, and Ray.
Interment was in Mt. Etna Cemetery.
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Even the white flowering forms become less common in the wild, as you leave the Piedmont area and travel into the Upper Coastal Plain and southward.
I have 2 of the pink forms, one receives morning sun and blooms reliably, the other one is in full shade and only produces a few scattered blooms each year.
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Reminder of the CFP of Seminar 5 for the Shakespeare Anniversary in Paris in April 2014.
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Critical investigation into the rubric of "Shakespeare and the visual arts" has generally focused on the influence exerted by the works of Shakespeare on a number of artists, painters, and sculptors in the course of the centuries. Relying on the aesthetics of intertextuality and profiting from the more recent concepts of cultural mobility and permeability between cultures in the early modern period, this seminar will study instead the dramatic use and function of Renaissance material arts and artists in Shakespeare's oeuvre. Among the great variety of possible topics, participants in the "Shakespeare and the visual arts" Seminar may like to consider:
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Wine Bottles - What do YOU do with them?
After entertaining fine company (8) for Easter dinner, I have a nice collection of 4 wine and 1 champagne bottle in the recycle bin that I know I don't want to throw out. DH said he saw "THAT LOOK" in my eyes when I was putting them in the recycle bin. LOL You know the look ladies! I have until Wednesday night to convince him that I CAN do something with them, that they wont just sit around in the garage occuping space. So let me have your ideas!
Bottle tree seeds!!!
Here is a link that might be useful: Bottle Tree at Holly hill
In OzMosaics, Sandy Robertson gives a tutorial on how to cut and use bottles in mosaics. I'm away from home on a very slow computer, so can't take time to find it for you. Also, I've seen flower beds bordered w/the bottles. I'm sure if you Google "uses for", you can come up w/lots of ways to save them. DON'T TOSS.
I just used a wine bottle along with a flower pot saucer (with mosaics) and made it into a toadstool for the garden. You push the neck of the bottle into the ground and add the saucer on the top.
I've seen them on ebay and etsy.com, being fired and used flat as a cheese tray..
could also use them for hanging ornament from trees..scare away birds or crows.
do a google search for fired wine bottles or
kiln fired..or whatever it takes to see what's been done.
drill a hole in a wine bottle (that's the hard part, you need a special bit, a battery drill and run it under water while drilling), decorate however you want (paint, mosaic, stickers), get a key ring, put a ribbon around it, loop the ribbon around the bottle. put the nonburning end of incense in the ring, put incense upside down in bottle, watch the smoke come out and smell the incense. Search on "smoking incense bottle" on ebay and you'll probably see some.
Thanks Phish! I image googled "smoking incense bottle" and found some interesting ideas.
Here is a link that might be useful: This was an interesting idea.
bamasusanna - I have a photo on one of my personal webpages. I can't wait to get them out into the garden among all the plants as I know they will look lots better than they do in this photo.
Here is a link that might be useful: garden toadstools
I always wanted to build some walls out of bottles. Oh man, that would be so cool!
Oh! Madhabitz what an idea that gives me!
How about using a bottle cutter, and cutting off the bottoms to make a mosaic table with! That would be awesome!
Also if you have access to a kiln you can do warm glass slumps for cheese boards or spoon rests, etc.~: )
I've seen them with the bottom cut off and a tealight inside and they hang on a hook like a patio light. Very cool! I want to break em and let the shards look like leaves and make a cement tree to adorn it, I will be dulling the edges of the broken glass then drilling a hole and adding wire so it can dangle...project # 948....
Calamity - When NT and I visited the SG store they had some bottles with the bottom cut off, covered with a beaded cover and sitting on a mosaic plate with a tea light inside.
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My all-time-favorite house gift is a wine bottle with a string of small white Christmas-type lights stuffed inside with the plug end outside the bottle. Then a couple of grape clusters are hung on the neck with rafia, ribbon or whatever. They made beautiful nightlights in a bathroom and are charming sitting most anywhere. I've also seen them with a colored light string and a Christmas theme on top (as opposed to a grape cluster). Also I saw one this week with a small hole drilled towards the bottom of the bottle where the lights were inserted so the plug-end was neatly down there.
daisyme....I have seen the type of decoration that you are talking about. The bottom back side of the bottle had a hole drilled in it and christmas lights were shoved inside. They also did a decoupage on the outside of the bottle. Neat concept. I need to drink enough bottles of wine to make that wall I want in downstairs bathroom!!!
Post a message to your local freecycle.org club, saying you have free wine bottles. I'm sure you will have LOTS of local artists begging for them and willing to come over ASAP to pick them up. For those not familiar with freecycle, it's a bit like craigslist, but people list stuff they want to give away, or stuff they want... all with the idea of reducing waste (encouraging recycling). They have them in almost every area of every state in the US and a lot of artists use them for free materials.
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Gee - this is an old thread. Was browsing Flickr's Weird Gardens and found this just now. I ordered a case of blue wine bottles a yr./two ago - very reasonable - from a home wine making site on the net. I've also used them like in the site that follows.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry (D-Mass.) called on the government to "exercise restraint in dealing with protesters and to respect the human rights of its citizens to seek greater participation in their own government. The Egyptian government also should immediately restore communications and access to social networking sites."
"We know that repression will not remedy the problems that leave people in Egypt and across the Middle East feeling hopeless and frustrated," Kerry added. "In the final analysis, it is not with rubber bullets and water cannons that order will be restored."
The government's control of the Internet brought a reaction from Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.). "I join President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton in voicing strong support for the fundamental right of freedom of expression and assembly for the Egyptian people, and in urging the Egyptian Government not to block access to internet communications, including online social media," he said. "As the situation in Egypt continues to unfold, I urge all parties to refrain from using violence."


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Because of seeing and smelling it, I bought seeds and have it growing in a pot, but am quite sure it will not reach that great size this year. I plan to overwinter it inside and hope I can get bloom next year.
I'd know more about the vegetable plot specifically, but I'm pretty sure the vine was purchased as a seedling from Arnold's Greenhouse in Leroy, KS. Some of the garden coordinators do make an annual spring trip to find plants and I know for a fact that they sell that plant there. If you've never been, I highly recommend it for a day trip. They have a huge selection and very reasonable prices. You won't be sorry if you can visit. They don't ship plants which is why they go.
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Christie, you know how young mothers have a group that they share babysitting with...I have often thought that would be a super idea for gardeners. Can you imagine what a group of 4 or five could do in a couple of hours! Sort of a round robin yard man/woman. One can always dream........


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