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Detachable, 18 oz. cleaning solution bottle allows you to use and refill any solution you choose. Machine washable, scratch-free, deep cleaning pad provides a greener clean while saving you money. Self-powered solution sprayer with comfort fit trigger eliminates the need for batteries while letting you control how much solution you spray onto your floor.
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Davenport, IA
I used to use Swifter wet floor cleaner but I got tired of spending all the money for the pads,batteries,and special cleaning solution. This product is thrifty and works just as well. I love saving money.This is a good buy.
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Great buy. I love that you can add your own liquid cleaner.
Manassas, VA
This handy mop is convienent & does a great job. I love that I can use my own cleaner & that the cleaning pad is reusable/washable. Talk about cost effective. This mop is nice and lightweight too.
South Range, Wisconsin
This is the best mop I have ever owned. You choose the type of cleaner you want to use, and the washable mop pads are easy to clean and reuse. It has been a life saver when the puppies come in with muddy feet, I just spray and wipe, and I'm DONE! LOVE IT!
Minneapolis, MN
best mop I have ever used.
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I think the lipmon freedom mop is one of the best new products. The reusable pads make it environmentally friendly as well as home friendly. I have always been put off by using a regular mop, the regular mop is still dirty when you are done moping. I always felt I was just pushing dirty around on my floor. With the Lipman freedom mop I know when I am done mopping all the dirt is going in the washing machine! Also I find it really convient for quick spills, because the solution is already made up in the storage contanier attached to the mop so its ready to use at any time. No hauling around a bucket of yucky mop water, which is very helpfully on your back. Since the pads are reusable you save money and time and help out mother Earth all at the sametime.
Sulphur, LA
I bought this because I like the idea of the swifer but did not want to buy refills. I love it because you can wash the pad in the laundry and I get to use what ever cleaner I want! It is great!
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This mop is amazing, no batteries, no wires, just Freedom! I can add my own solution to clean whatever I am trying to mop up. The re-usable pads wash incredibly and look brand new every time I wash them.
Franklin, NC
This mop is so easy to use. My sister recommended it, because she has a bad back and those other mops that you have to wring out and be a sailor to be able to mop the floor were just too hard on her. So, I got one and tried it out. I love it!! It is a money saving little mop, because you only need a capful of cleaner at a time, plus you can machine wash the pad that comes with it. No buckets and wringer mops to lug around the house. The swivel head is great too, since it allows you to get tight up to baseboards and in corners easily. Who ever knew mopping could be so easy!! I use a stronger detergent on my linoleum floors, dump out the small canister and rinse, then fill it with another cleaner to do my tile, and repeat again with another gentle cleaner for my wood floors. There's never a scratch on my wood floors from this mop too! With the sprayer, you use less water and cleaners...green and money saving at the same time. I absolutely recommend this mop...whether you have a bad back, just wanting to go green or saving money.


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"Myrtle Manor" star Amanda Lee Adams had a Reese Witherspoon moment of her own during her DUI arrest, telling police, "I'm on a f**king TV reality show" ... and TMZ has the crazy arrest footage.
The video is pretty nuts ... 26-year-old Amanda runs the gamut of emotions during the Friday morning arrest in South Carolina:
Confusion -- Amanda can't remember what she had to drink before getting in the car ... something around 3 beers and 1 shot. Maybe.
Confidence -- Amanda swears she's a safe driver ... and tells cops she's only in town because she's on a "f**king TV reality show."
Desperation -- "I have to pee really bad ..."
Sadness -- Once she bombs the field sobriety test, Amanda is placed under arrest for DUI. That's when she starts bawlin'. Through the tears, she whines, "My daddy's gonna hate me."
As we previously reported, Amanda is accused of slamming her Jeep Wrangler into a power pole. We got the pics of the wreckage ... and it ain't pretty.
When did being Trailer Trash qualify as celebrity? This world is more ****ed up every day!
well, its really all quite simple when it comes to any of this reality tv crap. throw some money at dumb people and see what they will do! its like being a kid at the circus watching all the clowns getting out of a little car, its fun at first but it gets old real quick!
Don't think your daddy would hate her but I bet he's embarrassed as hell by her just being on that show! Please she's far from a star!
I may not know my 'chrysanthemums' but I know a 'little bitch' when I see one!..throw her ASS!..in jail!..the things they call celebs now days!..lol!
Hm. I truly think its The Lottery Syndrome. im glad shes ok. It would be a quite different story otherwise. And everybody be honest, that could of been you me or somebody we know

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Had Oregon's early wine pioneers listened to the "experts," Oregon would not have a wine industry today. But that's what makes Oregonians special. They are part dreamers and part determined trail blazers, unconcerned about what the critics said couldn't be done. This has been the history of the Oregon wine industry, characterized by an often-irrational determination to prove the skeptics wrong and do the "impossible."
In 1961, winemaker Richard Sommer ignored whispers of discouragement from his University of California at Davis cohorts and trudged north to the Umpqua Valley to plant his roots-more specifically, to plant Riesling and small amounts of other varieties. Soon after his successful establishment of Hillcrest Vineyards near the Southern Oregon town of Roseburg, other winemakers migrated to this warm, dry growing region and, in 1969, the Oregon Winegrowers Association was founded nearby.
Farther North in the Willamette Valley, three other UC Davis refugees also ignored the grumblings of their naysaying colleagues and trekked to the Willamette Valley. Here they believed they could successfully grow high-quality cool-climate varieties.
Between 1965 and 1968, David Lett, Charles Coury, and Dick Erath and their families ventured north and established vineyards in the North Willamette Valley. They were the first in the Willamette Valley to plant Pinot noir. They also planted small amounts of related varieties, including Pinot gris, Chardonnay, and Riesling.
These modern wine pioneers truly believed that Oregon would one day become an important wine-growing region. Other believers were not far behind. Within the next decade, David and Ginny Adelsheim, Ronald and Marjorie Vuylsteke, Richard and Nancy Ponzi, Joe and Pat Campbell, and Susan and Bill Sokol Blosser all planted roots in the North Willamette Valley.
These families were hard workers. Each held other jobs-teacher, doctor, salesperson-to support their winemaking endeavors. And they toiled in a collaborative spirit, sharing advice, humor and encouragement, as they began writing history by producing superior wines in Oregon. Though, it wasn't until David Lett entered his Oregon Pinot noir in the 1979 Gault-Millau French Wine Olympiades and won top Pinot noir honors against France's best labels that the world started to take notice of Oregon as a serious winemaking region.
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Sioux City artist Pauline Sensenig will present an exhibit of her recent work from Friday, Aug. 19, until Friday, Oct. 14, in the Hickman Johnson Furrow Learning Center, 1601 Morningside Ave., on the Morningside College campus.
"New Paintings by Pauline Sensenig" is a collection of expressive oil paintings featuring images of dresses that draw on the symbolic quality of apparel.
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We use mobile applications and gaming in many of our courses. Students often complete independent projects tailored to their own interests. Students learn software analysis and design, project management, algorithmic design, database design, graphics programming, team work, computer security, quality assurance -- all of the necessary skills for software development. We just do it in a fun and exciting way!
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Growler fill from Liberty Street Brewery, decided to finally give their staple porter a shot, as I was particularly in the mood for a darker beer. Dark, dark, dark; almost black, with the faintest shot of deep brown at the edges. The chunky and foamy mocha-colored head looks nice and bouffant, but it doesn't leave much lacing as it transverses down the glass.
Roasted malt, a mild kiss of smoke, seemingly burnt cocoa beans, and the lightest touch of milky sweetness. Nice aroma for a porter, hitting many different areas of the senses. Good balance between the roast and the sweetness - both of them are fairly mild (not so much roast as to make it bitter, and the sweetness is miles away from being over the top). Neutral, tasty aroma.
The flavor follows through nicely and replicates basically everything from the nose; roasty, nearly woodsy, cocoa bean char, a small chunk of anise, and a back-end inclusion of sweetness - half milky and chocolatey, and half dark fruity, perhaps kiltering just a touch more towards the cocoa side. Again, the palate displays a fine balance, with the roast and sweetness remaining tame and balanced from start to finish.
Liberty One ends with a light coffee beans finish and a dollop of roast that outlasts the sweetness when all is said and done. My biggest nitpick about this beer is the mouth feel; it's not quite as creamy and slushy as I'd like... it's just a tad thin, oily, and/or slick for the style. Perhaps, and I've said this before, my perception of a porter's ideal mouth feel has been tainted by Founders. In any case, good tap carbonation that easily survived a few hours in a growler.
Another solid choice from Liberty. They might not be tossing out world beaters left and right, but I'll be damnded if they don't have a reasonably decent collection of beers. Liberty One porter is a creamy and thicker mouth feel and body away from being awesome, but it's still tasty and very enjoyable as is. If you happen to make the trip to Liberty, don't pass this one up. One of my favorite Liberty beers to date.
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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Appearance: Arrives with a fudge brown color capped by a modest head that leaves a few strands of lace
Smell: Chocolate, black bread and a hint of cherry
Taste: Black bread and chocolate, up front, with just a hint of cherry developing by mid-palate; the finish is somewhat fruity with a hint of cherry pit flavor
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body with moderate carbonation
Overall: This review is for the one year old version which has mellowed and added a somewhat tart complexity; the fresh veresion, which I also tasted afterwards has more chocolate, less cherry and none of the cherry pit flavor on the finish
Serving type: on-tap
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Fast-forward: In a first for the English singer-songwriter, Dido plays most of the instruments on her new CD, Safe Trip Home (Arista). "Before, I would write a song on guitar, and then somebody else would play guitar on the record—you lose a bit of the original feeling," she says. "It feels more coherent now. And learning to play the drums was a huge amount of fun." Play it again: Dido crafts her everyday playlist as a sommelier would, carefully matching music to experience. "I'll save a song to listen to at a certain time in the day, or a certain place," she says. We asked her to share her favorite vintages. Bon Iver, For Emma, Forever Ago (Jagjaguwar): "You put this record on and start seeing pictures. It creates a mood instantly, and sustains it. It's got a folky vibe, and it was all made in a cabin in Wisconsin. A beautiful record." Carole King, Tapestry (Columbia): "This is the ultimate album for me. Every song is simple and enduring. When I meet people who say they aren't familiar with Tapestry, I say, 'You know everything on this record; you just don't know that you know.'" Neville Brothers, Yellow Moon (A&M): "When I was young, my brother got me 10 CDs for my birthday—my first-ever albums, and this was one of them. It's an odd mix of styles; I love the melodies and Aaron Neville's voice, and it reminds me of my teenage years and my brother and why the two of us love music." Brian Eno, Another Green World (Astralwerks): "I was drawn into this album one day when I was driving through the desert around L.A. It was sunset, and I had one of those moments when it's as though your skin is on fire and you can see everything clearly." From the December 2008 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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- Even after #Walker reforms, health package for state employees is 2x as generous as private sector average
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's victory in the June 5 recall election is a clear blow to public-sector unions in his state. But have the governor's efforts to rein in generous public-sector compensation been enough? And can reductions in excessive compensation for government employees spread to other states, and perhaps to our nation's capital?
Let's hope so. This ought to mark the beginning of a real revolution to get our city, state and federal books in order. That doesn't require eviscerating public sector pension, pay packages and job protections - simply bringing them a little closer in line with what stressed private sector workers expect in the 21st century.
The failed recall of Walker effectively seals in place reforms passed in March 2011, which included significant increases in employee contributions toward pensions and health insurance.
But even following these reforms, Wisconsin workers are far from underpaid. In a recent research paper published by the American Enterprise Institute, we showed that Wisconsin state employees today receive total wages and benefits around 20% higher than private sector workers with similar levels of education and experience. Many local government employees in Wisconsin do even better.
As in other states, the Wisconsin pay premium is driven by generous fringe benefits. Perhaps this is because salaries are easy for taxpayers to measure and compare, while fringe benefits are opaque and difficult to place a value on.
But even after the Walker reforms, the health package for state employees is twice as generous as the private sector average, while public workers' traditional defined benefit pension plans are still over four times more generous than what the typical private sector 401(k) plan provides.
Wisconsin is hardly the worst offender in this regard. Many states pay an even larger bonus to government workers. In New York State, for instance, public workers who retired in 2011 after full careers working for the state received average pensions topping $50,000, equal to 73% of final salary.
In addition, these retirees will typically receive around $22,000 per year each in Social Security benefits, providing a total income in retirement exceeding what they received while working. Few private sector workers do nearly as well.
The same patterns hold at the federal level. Federal employee salaries are at least equal to those paid in the private sector - but they receive much more generous benefits.
A March 2012 report by the Congressional Budget Office concluded that the average federal worker receives almost 50% more paid time off than similar private sector workers. Moreover, federal workers' retirement package combines a traditional defined benefit pension with a defined contribution pension that provides an employer match, along with retiree health care that in total is 2.7 times more generous than benefits paid by large private sector firms.
Beyond that, nearly all public employees - federal, state and local - have significantly greater job security than private workers, even after controlling for skill differences between workers in each sector.
While state and local governments have faced some layoffs - in part due to unions' unwillingness to negotiate on labor costs - these job cuts have been smaller than in the private sector. And federal workers have seen practically no net layoffs at all.
Moreover, all public employees receive far greater protections against dismissals, making firing for cause so arduous that many governments rarely even bother. The so-called "rubber rooms" in New York City, which kept poorly-performing or misbehaving teachers on the payroll but away from kids, were only the starkest evidence of the job protections public employees enjoy.
Clearly, much remains to be done, both in Wisconsin and in cities and states around the country. Passing more laws like Wisconsin's is one route, but hardly a sure one. Ohio Gov. John Kasich, for instance, passed similar reforms only to see them repealed via a 2011 voter referendum.
Here are several other ways in which reformers might bring the public and private sector closer.
One approach is to bypass union power in city councils and state legislatures using ballot initiatives sponsored by reformers. On the same day as Wisconsin's recall election, San Jose voters passed a referendum that reduces pension benefits and increases employee contributions for newly-hired workers. San Diego's Proposition B went further, limiting pension benefits for current employees and shifting new hires to a defined contribution 401(k)-style plan.
Both initiatives passed by two-to-one margins. Ballot initiatives, where available, may be the best path to immediate reform.
An alternate approach is to weaken unions' ability to obstruct reforms. A number of states, including Wisconsin, have made union membership - and, more importantly, the payment of union dues - voluntary for public employees. Prior to these reforms, deduction of union dues from worker paychecks was automatic. Using these funds, unions become the largest campaign contributors in many states.
Without automatic dues collection, membership in the Wisconsin chapter of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees fell from almost 63,000 in March 2011 to less than 29,000 in February 2012.
And this is hardly an extreme case. The Colorado Association of Public Employees saw a 70% membership decline after the state made membership voluntary in 2001. Indiana stopped automatic dues collection in 2005 and public-sector unions lost 90% of their members. Utah saw a similar decline in teacher union membership in 2001, and a 1992 reform in Washington state saw the share of dues-payers fall from 82% to just 11%.
Automatically collected dues are used for political organizing against reform-minded candidates. And it is clear that many public workers simply do not want to be part of a union when given the choice. Voluntary union dues are not merely the right thing for public employees, but the right thing for taxpayers as well.
A third path to reform is demanding more accurate and transparent accounting practices. Accounting rules for state and local government pensions understate their true liabilities and encourage these plans to take greater investment risks, putting government budget and the economy at risk.
Under current rules, pensions may value - or "discount" - their benefit obligations using the interest rate they expect to return on their investments. The problem is that public pension benefits are guaranteed by law, while the plans' investments - which often include stocks, private equity, and hedge funds - are risky.
"Public employee unions will fight further reforms, but recent events suggest they will lose when taxpayers are given a chance to weigh in responsible reforms."
Economists everywhere, from academia to the Congressional Budget Office to the Federal Reserve, agree that risk-adjusted measures of pension obligations better capture their full cost, which includes taxpayer bailouts if pension investments don't meet expected returns. Using these measures, public pensions around the country are not underfunded by "only" $700 billion as fund managers claim, but by somewhere north of $4 trillion.
Proper accounting would also make the generosity of public pensions more transparent. For example, the new benefits accruing each year under the Wisconsin Retirement System cost more than two-and-a-half times what the system estimates. And the benefit to a typical worker in the Wisconsin system is roughly equivalent to having a 401(k) with an employer contribution of 24% of salary each year.
Understanding the true costs of public pensions through proper financial accounting could spur elected officials to take the need for reform seriously.
Across the country, federal, state and local governments pay out almost $1.5 trillion in salaries and benefits each year. If government employees are reaping the same average 20% premium we found in Wisconsin, taxpayers could save roughly $300 billion annually simply by returning government salaries and benefits to private sector levels.
Public employee unions will fight further reforms, but recent events suggest they will lose when taxpayers are given a chance to weigh in responsible reforms.
Andrew Biggs is a resident scholar at the AEI. Jason Richwine is a senior policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation.


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Road trip of a lifetime: Across the country via Dodge, 1925-1926
Hemmings Classic Car reader Peter Betz saw the writeup on the Stewart-based motorhome in a recent HCC Lost and Found and shared with us the following story of a family from Johnstown, New York, their one-and-a-half-ton Dodge truck and the trip of a lifetime. Peter wrote:
During the fall of 1924, George Chamberlain and his brother Tamerlyn or 'Tam' purchased a new Dodge one and one-half ton truck and during the winter built a "portable home" on the chassis. They were both carpenters and from the photographs, we can see the resulting motor-home must have been large enough to contain Tam, Goldie, George plus their seven sons. Close to the end of building season, September 7th 1925, the entire clan climbed into this self-made mobile home and headed west for their long, memorable trip to California. They did not have a lot of money, but George and Tam somehow found room on board for their carpenter's tools, and whenever funds ran low, they managed to find carpentry jobs along the way to replenish their credit.
The Johnstown Morning Herald of April 19, 1926, informs us that, "Starting about 8 each morning, the party traveled eight hours a day and always put up for the night when darkness came. They averaged 175 miles per day, some days going as far as 280 miles. Making numerous side trips to visit places of interest, they arrived in California just one month after leaving Johnstown." Probably they traveled south, joining the Lincoln Highway, our first cross-country paved road, in Pennsylvania.
The Chamberlain family toured California for two months, and in early January 1926, turned the dependable Dodge back eastward. They toured Arizona and went as far south as Corpus Christi, sensibly sticking to the warmer states until spring, while passing through Louisiana and Mississippi. They remained in Montgomery, Alabama, for two and one-half months while Tam and George erected two houses and several barns on a large plantation whose owner appreciatively provided lodging and let the children attend a plantation school. When spring arrived in the north, "They again started for home, coming north by way of Washington. They made the last 1,162 miles in four days and five hours." George and Tam probably wished to return home in time to obtain summer construction work.
In discussing the conditions of American highways during the mid Twenties, George related, "The roads on the trip westward were not so good; those over the southern route were excellent, but that stretch between Amsterdam and Johnstown over the Fort Johnson road (now Route 67) was the worst piece on the entire trip." So the worst road was right at home.
George Chamberlain and his family were not the only ones to 'hit the road' during the 1920s, largely because this was the first decade of really reliable cars and trucks, and the dependability of tires had also greatly improved. It was the decade when major oil companies developed national service station chains, stretching them across the country and thereby lessening traveler's anxiety about breakdowns.
We are indebted to Mrs. Gladys M. Chamberlain for the photographs of the Chamberlain motor home. Photographs of other early home-built mobile homes exist, sometimes accompanied by stories of the families and their adventures. As to the Chamberlain's Dodge, one wonders how so many people – 10 in all, including the youngest at one year and eleven months – toughed it out so successfully. No doubt not all slept inside the vehicle except when necessary. Chamberlain related that they "attracted some little attention with their home on wheels. They lived in this home while traveling between towns, but whenever the opportunity presented itself, they stopped at various camp sites scattered along the routes."
When Tam and George built their mobile home, they must have researched other contemporary designs in magazines like Popular Mechanics. They were not the first men to build one: pictures of such home-built RV's appeared in The Motor Magazine as early as 1909. Ford made the one-ton Model TT truck chassis available for such use from 1917 through 1927 and the Nash Quad (four-wheel) flat bed was also favored for early motor home conversions. According to the Morning Herald, "Their portable camp carried all the necessities of a trip of this kind and it was a most delightful experience from every standpoint, costing less than $700.00, and no sickness or accident occurred to mar the trip."
We love these stories of self-reliant and self-directed do-it-yourselfers willing to just pick up and drive around the country. Nowadays, it seems too many people are tied to one place and unwilling to go on such adventures.
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18 Responses to "Road trip of a lifetime: Across the country via Dodge, 1925-1926"
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Fantastic story, I actually relive the whole event each time I re-read the story. Would love to have been a member of the party, Dick
Wonderful story. Today it would not be possible to be that free; with expensive camping facilities and little possibilites to camp where the day suits you. It is understood that todays populations prevent this pioneering spirit as all must be orderly and within the law of each municipality and federal reserve. Ah, those long gone days of the pioneering spirit……………
Stories about individuals who build or modify their own vehicles in unusual ways are fascinating. There should be a book that focuses on these unique people and vehicles.
Check out the roof lines of the "portable homes" in the two photos. The top one is fairly flat and the other has a pronounced downward arc. Don't look the same to me. Hummm….
Phil–I kinda think they're one and the same. In the pic from the rear, we can't see the area where the front of the cab cants inward and the top starts downward due to the open side door–and also due to the perspective. I can pick out just enough to believe if the door were closed we'd be able to see the downward arc. What do you think?
I copied and pasted the image into my photo editor, and the roof can be clearly seen to be the same.
I feel the same as Phil here..the roof lines don't look the same to me. But, these guys were carpenters, they could have easily modified it along the way somewhere to suit their needs. As the photos are clearly not taken in the same spot.
My brother, Alan Buck, built a number of home-made motor homes. He ven got into the Guiness Book of Records (one year, only) for driving coast to coast and back, 10,000 km.,non-stop, non-refueled, on non-petroleum fuel (cottonseed oil).
What a great time of famiy togetherness. I would like to hear some of the stories if the kids could really remember some of the events of the time.
Another article for my automobile history course at Manchester Community College. Hemmings Blog has become a great source for interesting items to keep a class' attention.
By the way: people are stuck at home today? Since when?
Thanks! Made a 3 month trip with my family in a 1956 Ford Fairlane, turquoise and white…brand new…went from New Jersey to California and every state in between. DAD (Grampa Ted) was opening up a new sales territory for Union Steel, a division of Bethlehem Steel out of Pittsburgh. Many adventures on road…
Wonderful experience; have 8mm film footage of many stops.
We were "on-the-fly" and at night we kids were taught to look for "Vacancy" signs on the road (usually red neon) Dad would get a room, find a burger place, we would shower/bathe and goof around…no in-room TV's in those days. Trip of a Lifetime…for me! -
Now that was a trip and no ac or power brakes or power stering
My grandparents, with my dad & aunts & uncles moved from Oklahoma to Washington State via. a Dodge Brothers pickup in 1923. Kids & everything else rode in the back.
Now I have a better idea of why my maternal grandfather, my grandmother, their two girls (one my mother) and my great-grandmother took a trip in their 1922 Studebaker touring car from Portland, OR, to Yellowstone, Banff & Lake Louise and back in 1922………..camping & fishing all along the way!! Thanks.
Last May I drove my "old" car across 2 provinces and 11 states…to the Redwoods, Golden Gate Bridge, Hollywood, Route 66, Vegas, Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon,Monument Valley etc. etc. It wasn't as old as the vehicle in this story…it was older considering theirs was new at the time and mine wasn't. Check out the California Dreamin' Cruise that our club did at http://www.oldsclub.ca I just love long drives in my old 442 and that 2 of my sons joined me was the best. Thanks for the story.
My memory is fuzzy on some of this; maybe someone can correct me if I'm wrong on one or more points. The U.S. Army went on an exercise around the time when the Chamberlain's made their trip where they had one or more convoys go from the east coast of the United States to the west coast to see how fast it could be done (in the case of war). The results were not good, it took much too long. Dwight Eisenhower was one of the Army brass who were in charge. It's often said that him seeing the autobahns in Germany inspired him to push for the Interstate Highway Act in the United States when he became president. However, I have read that it was actually him observing this debacle much earlier.
That's a pretty incredible story! I can't go a whole season (March-November) without getting food poisoning and laying on a hotel room floor for two days but nobody got sick on that trip? Man.


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Ray Charles may have been blind, but he could see through more bullshit than any American musician who ever lived. Early on in his career, there were those within his own race who told him that his use of black gospel music to back secular, often blatantly sexual, lyrics was a sacrilege. Thank God Brother Ray had the good sense to ignore them, for had he not, this country would be without "I Got a Woman," "Hallelujah I Just Love Her So" and "What'd I Say." Later on, he came under attack from both black and white people for releasing the two volumes of Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music. Thank God Brother Ray ignored them, too, else we might be missing the definitive versions of "Born to Lose," "Take These Chains from My Heart" and "Making Believe," among others.
"At the time [1963], he was the coolest thing going -- he had 'I Got a Woman,' 'What'd I Say' and 'Hit the Road Jack.' And then he goes and releases a country album with an orchestra?" wonders John Lomax III, a 32-year Nashville music business pro who happens to be this writer's father. Lomax remembers the time as a dreary one on the American hit parade. Rock was apparently dead -- Elvis was in the army and the Beatles had yet to break, and so Lomax, then a late teenager in Houston, was listening to a lot of Charles and James Brown on KCOH and KNUZ. "[Charles] did 12 songs and defined every one of them. Sometimes somebody will come along with one cover that redefines a song, but to do it 12 times on one album is just unbelievable. He made country cool for a whole generation."
Charles had the rare ability to make every song he sang -- no matter how familiar -- not just his own but also the definitive version. Take "America the Beautiful." Outside of "Happy Birthday" and "The Star Spangled Banner" and maybe "Amazing Grace," few songs are more familiar, and yet to hear Charles sing it is to hear it for the first time. And the last, for no other versions can touch it. There's the rarely sung lines he adopted to suit the times -- "Oh beautiful, for heroes proved / In liberating strife / Who more than self, our country loved / And mercy more than life," and "America, America, may God thy gold refine / 'Til all success be nobleness / And every gain divined."
Next, he introduces the lyrics we are all more familiar with -- the "amber waves of grain" part -- by saying, "And you know when I was in school, we used to sing it something like this, listen here." He concludes by strongly hinting at what a bunch of overpoetic crap that is. Who cares about natural beauty when we can't get along? "But now wait a minute, I'm talking about America, sweet America, you know, God done shed his grace on thee / He crowned thy good, yes he did, in a brotherhood, from sea to shining sea."
And listen to him emote and improvise -- this is a man who has chosen to be a patriot in spite of having every reason not to be. He had spent the first 30-odd years of his life thrice-cursed -- he was black, blind and an orphan, and yet he sang these lines: "You know, I wish I had somebody to help me sing this America, I love you America, you see / My God he done shed his grace on thee / And you oughta love him for it / 'Cause he, he, he, he, crowned thy good / He told me he would, with brotherhood "
That stammered "he" and the "he told me he would" say it all. He's convincing himself to love his country in spite of its unfulfilled promise. The America he loves ain't there yet, he's saying, but there's no good reason for it not to get there someday. After we got out of Vietnam, perhaps, or that still-to-come day when Martin Luther King's dream comes true. In the meantime, all we can do is love our country the way a parent loves a wayward child. And try to change it.
There's only been one occasion I can think of when Ray Charles's version of a standard had some competition, and that's with "Georgia on My Mind." Though wildly different, Willie Nelson's version sometimes suits me just as well as Brother Ray's. The two icons have a huge amount in common. In spite of Ray being called the father of soul (erroneously, I think -- Guitar Slim owns that honor) and Willie being known as a country musician, to me, I have always seen the two of them as being jazzmen at heart. Both had instantly recognizable voices that conveyed tremendous soul and emotion, and both could phrase so well that neither ever sang a song the same way twice. Ray's piano style -- a great warm flood of notes and chords best described as the Volcanic Action of My Soul, one of his album titles -- was as instantly recognizable as Willie's staccato, offbeat guitar method.


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Thank you very much--this is *precisely* the example I was hoping someone would feed me. Consider that you have a duty higher than that to family.
To be a silent witness to crime is to be an accomplice to it. In your example, your family member is the "worst criminal". Not someone whose "crime" you don't find to be particularly evil--"stealing" mp3s, or driving faster than the posted maximum speed. In your example, the crime to which you would be an accomplice is "the worst"--murder, rape, genocide--whatever it is, it's that thing that you find most morally repugnant.
There are many ways you can address the issue. Turn them in to the police. Remove from them the ability to commit their crime--perhaps by having them committed under a physician's authority. Kill them and then turn yourself in to the police. It's up to you how you handle it--or fail to. And you'll be held accountable for that, too.
There is a duty higher than that to family. Your duty here is very clear. It's just not *easy*.
You have moral priorities, whether you like it or not. When you can't please everybody, who do you please? The priorities I cited are fairly well known and quite successful at producing societies populated by generally happy people. But they're by no means the only ones. I can't comment on the priorities you proposed because you didn't propose any.
It's not really *that* complicated, and that, I believe is why you take issue. You know what you need to do; you just don't want to do it. It's a lot easier to debate away your duty with complicated BS than admit the simple truth that you *have* a duty. But if you must, take solace in the abundance of books, preachers, teachers, prophets, enablers, self-help gurus, lawyers, partners-in-crime, and a panorama of religions ready to convince you that whatever you want to do is the right thing to do.


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Thousands Comment to Support Immediate Gulf Restoration for Sea Turtles
Thousands of public comments were generated through the Sea Turtle Restoration Project Action Center online tools and through direct member communications supporting sea turtles in the BP oil spill Natural Resources Damages Assessment and Program Environmental Impact Statement. In addition, a detailed comment letter was submitted, which is summarized below. Click here to download a pdf of the entire comment letter.
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I just got my pink one and it said B01 on the box but E02 on the actual device.
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Works like a champ. My 16TB NAS server cost me $60+$100 for the nice enclosures which are not necessary. Find me 16TB NAS server for $60 or even $160. Does not exist. Check the previous SD thread on Pogo, it has a lot of useful info. I do believe Cloud Devices, Inc. are selling them at loss, trying to get a cloud market share. Unfortunately for them those things became quite popular here on SD. Last edited by Bagira; 02-16-2013 at 09:17 PM.. |
With the default pogoplug software you can too. You will just have to install the pogoplug companion software on each pc you want to access the drives now. They then show up as local drives which is great in my opinion. But while it may seem much easier upfront, within a few days it starts showing its limitations and issues. First you cant access the drives from a machine that doesnt run the pogoplug software. More importantly if you dont shut down properly, or in the right sequence, you will very quickly have a boat load of issues such as drives not being detecte, drives needing to be scanned for errors, etc. But depending on what you need it for you might want to give e defaukt software a go and if it falls shirt go for archlinux. |
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