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Anti Freeze Check Reveals Surprise
I started making my rounds with my anti freeze tester while it is still pleasant working weather outside.
The antifreeze in my equipment degraded itself by my tester indicating only 3 of the usual 5 balls floating, and it has only been two or three years since the antifreeze was changed.
I have added a few ounces of pure water on occasion, but not enough to dilute it by 2 balls I thought.
I got to thinking maybe my antifreeze tester was giving a false reading so I grabbed my spare which also floated only 3 of the 5 balls.
With recent discussion about gasoline going stale very rapidly in multiple forum discussions, I wondered to myself if the antifreeze manufacturers haven't found a way to cheapen the production cost of AF by blending the freeze protection elements of the mixture with something that evaporates instead of lasting a zillion years like the old stuff.
Still not convinced my antifreeze was only good to 10 below, I uncorked a brand new jug which claimed protection to 40 below diluted by as much as 50% by water. Same reading... 3 of 5 floating balls.
Down to the auto parts joint I went bringing home a new tester, which not to my surprise, indicated by floating all 5 balls that my coolant was indeed protected to well below temperatures experienced in my region.
Lesson learned: Both my testers probably date back to the mid seventies. One I bought new, one was given to me. I was not aware anti freeze testers have a shelf life but apparently they do. They probably count on the glass being broken and the balls rolling away long before they go out of calibration.
If your antifreeze tester dates back to when Jimmy Hoffa was still around, you may want to double check its accuracy. I am thankful my testers reported my coolant was on the weak side and didn't go the other way floating all 5 balls in pure water.
On a side note, a couple weeks ago I was in the antifreeze isle and noticed an end cap display of probably the most popular brand of antifreeze known to man had a "newly formulated mixture" that is "premixed for your convenience. No messy mixing needed for full protection".
A price check revealed the gallon of pre mixed anti freeze and water was the exact same price as the gallon of their pure formula which can be mixed 50% with water and still provide maximum temperature protection.
Whether your preference is to dump it in straight or dilute it, be careful what you grab... You could be laying down about 5 bucks for a half gallon of water if you aren't careful.
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My tester says to test at operating temperature. Ed
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The testers are designed to operate at different temperatures. Most of the floating ball ones are for room temperature, or else you have to let the antifreeze stand in them long enough to warm the floats.
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I used my anti freeze tester that was from the 80's to check my tractors. They both failed.
So I went and got new anti freeze and a new tester to have as a back up.
Changed both tractors , pemixing as they are thermosiphon. After all the work I rechecked the new stuff and it failed also. Took out the new one a rechecked and both new and old were fine.
That was a expensive lesson that could have been avoided with a tool from this millennium,
And a few dollars.
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I guess I better get a new one.
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i did the antifreeze in my cub today, i did not know how long it has been in there so i changed it. i like to spend $10 or less and change out old fluids it is cheap insurance i think. anyways antifreeze that came out looked good no nasty surprises no sludge or anything else that doesnt belong. i took 4 2 liter pop bottles out when i emptied. i refilled with 1 jug of full strength antifreeze and 1 gallon of water which gives me a 50% mix water to antifreeze. i didnt premix and i didnt realize that might be an issue i think the water and antifreeze should easily mix on its own. i did know it was thermoshipon but it still circulates; am i going to have an issue with my method or will everything mix on its own like i think it should. am i going to have an issue, i certainly don't want my tractor to freeze
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Pre-mixing had been debated previously, lots of opinions! Personally I pre-mix, I know it is mixed then! I think if you run it a bit and get it up to operating temps it will mix and you should be OK, take it out and play with it for a while!
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I've heard that the 50/50 premix from the factory isn't a full 50/50. I mix my own.
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I've never had much faith in the ball indicators for antifreeze (or for battery testers either). Whenever I purchase new antifreeze, I go ahead and prepare a 50-50 mixture so that anytime I add coolant to any of my vehicles, I retain the same protection, rather than diluting with water.
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The green antifreeze is supposed to be changed every three years, after that it breaks down into the slimey oily mess that you find in the bottom of the bolster mixed with the rust and other years of collected goo, the gold color "pernament" antifreeze is good for 5 years
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I mix 50-50 and do not dilute with water. I recycle my anti-freeze at a local facility and am now beginning to use the recycled coolant. Cheaper, greener and as effective.
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Thanks for making me dig through the trash can Ed. My new tester's instructions read to check with coolant warmed up as well.
I never remember having to warm the coolant before testing with my old now discarded testers. The one I originally purchased was a NAPA Balkamp and was packaged inside a pocket protector which I still have. I read the instructions and didn't see anything about coolant temperature, only the key to how many balls were needed to float for specific temperature protection, although it could have been printed on the pocket protector overpackaging if there was any.
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I'm sure this is a "forest for the trees" kind of thing but ..........if you don't dilute it with water what do you mix it with to get the 50-50? Or is this a two part statement where you don't use straight water if you have to top off the coolant during the year?
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That would be what I meant. I use 50-50 when I fill. I do not dilute with water if I top off, I use more of the 50-50 pre-mix. It made sense to me when I posted it.. now I can see it is kinda obtuse
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The premix only goes half as far, but it is convenient at times. Also, when I mix it I ALWAYS use distilled water, no minerals is much better.
Also, it's hard to come by and expensive, but the ELC stuff is pretty interesting stuff. Rotella ELC is good for a 1,000,000 Km..... that is pretty well the life of a Cub.
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I'm clearing the spot now where I intend to put a chicken coop. Anyone got a good lead on chicken coop plans? I'm not looking to build the Taj Mahal but something decent that won't cost and arm and a leg with enough room for say up to 8 chickens.
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Google "chicken coop plans"http://pubs.ext.vt.edu/2902/2902-1092/2902-1092.pdf
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Try this one Lots of good info not just on coops but on other chicken issues.. I miss my chickens
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http://home.centurytel.net/thecitychicken/tractors.html chicken tractors are pretty popular.
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Here are some links to various publications that may help you out.
http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/abeng/poultryplans.htm -a whole host of detailed poultry plans
I hope this helps.
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man this project is taking for ever mostly because the site is not level. finally got to pick up material for inside the run. used the lo-boy and my utility trailer to haul the coop from the gargage where i built it to where it's gonna sit connected to the run. hope to have the birds in 30 days or less...then the fun?, starts (I think)
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Still at this. Putting the wire on the run now. I'm keeping it fairly tight by taking my time but wondering if there is a better way to do it. Anyone have any tips for putting on the wire and keeping the wire tight? I'm using 1" chicken wire 6' wide roll. May not have birds by month end.....hate to have to wait until spring but if that's the case it'll be something to look forward to after winter.
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Use two 1 inch boards 6 foot long. I usually use a 1 x 4 and rip it in half. Whatever you have laying around will work. Lay boards on top of another and drill a hole toward the top, bottom, and middle. Pull wire as tight as you can by hand to post you are going to staple it to. Place one board on each side of wire past post and bolt them tight using the holes you drilled. On the bottom and top bolt attach a piece of small chain on bolt before installing nut and then tighten. Hook puller to middle of chain and stretch it tight. This will keep the wire even across the top and bottom. In a hurry typing this so if you need better explanation let me know.
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well i'm only a few months behind schedule but I finally got some birds yesterday to move into the coop and run project that i started in may of this year. I wanted adult hens since i did not want to mess with chicks going into the colder months. I was having a hard time finding them. I ended up buying leghorns from UCONN. They have a significant agriculture program there with coops and stables and all kinds of farm/animal related things. I was on their website and low and behold they will sell adult chickens (still laying) for a very reasonable price. Bonus...I got to visit with my daughter when i went up to get them and she recorded the event for(what else) her facebook page. they are still a little skittish right now until they get used to the new surroundings but I'm glad to have them. have to introduce the dog to them too.
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Here's a shot of construction about halfway finished on my coop. I haven't uploaded any updated photos from the project but some can be found here: http://riverlizard.com/homeprojects/coopproject/index.htm
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WOW!!!! I have a much small coop[15 hens]and hoping for eggs in a few weeks.Takes 20 weeks to get them to lay.Fun to sit and watch them a times .Kevin
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25 June 2014 – What can we learn from other programmes and organizations to refine UNESCO's approach to policy advice in the field of intangible cultural heritage? How can synergies can be created with the policy work undertaken under the Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (2005)? These are among key questions of a one-day workshop that the Intangible Heritage Section is organizing on 25 June 2014 at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris with the participation of colleagues working on the diversity of cultural expressions. Development experts from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), UNESCO's Education Sector and the International Institute for Educational Planning (IIEP) are guest speakers. The work of conceptualizing appropriate approaches and formats to support countries in developing relevant legislation and policies for safeguarding intangible cultural heritage benefits from the support of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Fund and is urgently needed, as confirmed by the recent evaluation by the Internal Oversight Service of UNESCO's standard-setting work of the Culture Sector. ›››
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Climate change, commercialization, tourism: challenges for intangible heritage04 June 2014 – As highlighted in a recent evaluation of the impact of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, the link between culture and sustainable development is increasingly recognized internationally. The Convention, however, is not explicit in this regard, even if the relationship between safeguarding, commercialization and sustainable development have featured in numerous debates in Committee meetings in recent years. ›››
The fifth General Assembly concluded04 June 2014 – More than 600 participants attended the fifth General Assembly which concluded today with subtantial resolutions. Starting from 2015, all nominations will be evaluated by a single Evaluation Body of twelve members appointed by the Committee, six experts representing States Parties non-Members of the Committee and six representatives of accredited NGO, taking into consideration equitable geographic representation and various domains of intangible cultural heritage. The General Assembly furthermore decided to allocate more than 4 million US dollars from the Intangible Cultural Heritage Fund to support safeguarding efforts of States Parties.
General Assembly having accredited 22 NGOs, the Committee can now count on altogether on 178 accredited NGOs to advise it on diverse issues. Twelve Members of the Committee have been newly elected: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bulgaria, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Hungary, India, Mongolia, Republic of Korea, Saint Lucia and Turkey. ›››
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"And the goode wyf answerde, that she coude speke no frenshe. And the marchaunt was angry, for he also coude speke no frenshe, but wolde have hadde egges, and she understode hym not."She did, however, recognize another customer's request for "eyren." Egg nog is Amer.Eng. c.1775, from nog "strong ale," an E.Anglian dialectal word of unknown origin. Bad egg in the fig. sense is from 1855. To have egg on (one's) face "be made to look foolish" is first recorded 1964. Egg-beater is from 1828; slang sense of "helicopter" is from 1937. Eggshell as emblematic of "thin and delicate" is from 1835; as a color term, it dates from 1894.
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(Heb. beytsah, "whiteness"). Eggs deserted (Isa. 10:14), of a bird (Deut. 22:6), an ostrich (Job 39:14), the cockatrice (Isa. 59:5). In Luke 11:12, an egg is contrasted with a scorpion, which is said to be very like an egg in its appearance, so much so as to be with difficulty at times distinguished from it. In Job 6:6 ("the white of an egg") the word for egg (hallamuth') occurs nowhere else. It has been translated "purslain" (R.V. marg.), and the whole phrase "purslain-broth", i.e., broth made of that herb, proverbial for its insipidity; and hence an insipid discourse. Job applies this expression to the speech of Eliphaz as being insipid and dull. But the common rendering, "the white of an egg", may be satisfactorily maintained.


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Officials: Delta Center needs to be expanded soon to compete with other cities
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Damage tops $1 million in Weston wood flooring company fire
Weston - A fire Wednesday caused more than $1 million in damage at a wood flooring manufacturer in Weston.
A sander started on fire at the business called From the Forest, a fire official said. The sander that started the fire cost $200,000 and about $1 million in product was destroyed. »Read Full Article
Air passengers using Mitchell International declined 21% last year
Milwaukee's Mitchell International saw its passenger numbers fall during 2012, new figures from the airport show.
Last year, 7.5 million passengers used Mitchell International, down 21% from the total of 9.5 million in 2011, according to a statement from the airport. »Read Full Article(11)
Motorist dies after striking utility pole in Washington County
A woman killed when the vehicle she was driving left a road and crashed into a utility pole in the Town of Wayne has been identified by the Washington County Sheriff's Office as Diane J. Polsin, 37.
The crash was reported shortly before 4:30 p.m. Tuesday on Lake Bernice Drive, south of State Highway 28 in the Town of Wayne, the sheriff's office said.
Sonic Foundry reports narrower 1Q loss
Revenue rose for Sonic Foundry Inc., helping to narrow a loss for the first quarter of the company's fiscal year.
The Madison provider of video communication services reported a loss of $139,000, or 4 cents a share, in the quarter ended Dec. 31. That compared with a loss of $184,000, or 5 cents, in the same quarter of 2011. »Read Full Article
Gov. Walker's campaign fund drops by $800,000
Madison -- Gov. Scott Walker's campaign fund dropped by more than $800,000 in the last half of 2012 -- a reversal from the eye-popping amounts he raised during his recall campaign.
The Republican governor raised $474,000 between July and December 2012, but spent $1.3 million of his campaign funds. As a result, his cash on hand dropped from $1.6 million following his June 5 recall election victory to $794,000 at the end of the year. »Read Full Blog Post(22)
Bruce Co. to sell some operations to Minnesota firm
The Bruce Co., a landscape contract company based in Middleton, said it will sell its lawn maintenance and snow and ice management operations in Milwaukee and Racine and its golf course maintenance division to Reliable Property Services LLC, a snow and ice management company based in Eagan, Minn., that has operations throughout Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
About 75 workers will be hired by Reliable. The Bruce Co. will keep its landscape design and construction business in Wisconsin, including its Milwaukee operations, as well as its landscape maintenance and snow and ice removal services in the Madison area.
Company settles with Wisconsin, 45 other states over foreclosures
One of the companies accused of "robo-signing" foreclosure documents has reached a settlement with Wisconsin and 45 other states, the state attorney general announced Thursday.
Wisconsin will get $1.5 million of the $120 million settlement, which will require Lender Processing Services Inc. to reform its practices and correct faulty foreclosure documents filed from 2008 through 2010. »Read Full Article(4)
ManpowerGroup to eliminate some jobs in Milwaukee
ManpowerGroup Inc. on Thursday said it would eliminate an unspecified number of jobs in Milwaukee, where it has its global headquarters, as part of an international downsizing.
The company did not provide details. »Read Full Article(8)
Army veteran charged in wife's slaying
A 27-year-old Army veteran who police say fatally shot his wife Sunday during a quarrel at the home they shared with their young daughter contends the victim committed suicide.
According to a criminal complaint, the girl was sitting alone in the living room, crying, when police responded to a call about shots fired. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee officer charged with theft enters not-guilty plea
The Milwaukee police officer charged with stealing cash from a convenience store where he had responded to a burglary call entered a not-guilty plea in court Thursday.
Carl V. Howell, 37, appeared in court with his attorney, Michael Steinle. He waived his right to a preliminary hearing before entering the plea. His next court date was set for Feb. 14. »Read Full Article(8)
No foul play suspected in fatal fire in Wood County
Town of Sigel - Authorities in central Wisconsin say they don't suspect foul play following a house fire in the Town of Sigel this week that killed three family members.
The Wood County Sheriff's Department said Wednesday's fire apparently started around the garage and appeared to be accidental. »Read Full Article
Democrats unveil jobs bills
Madison -- Democratic lawmakers want to grow jobs by spending more money on worker training, making tax credits more accessible for small businesses and tech investors and making government buy American.
At the Capitol on Thursday, Democrats unveiled their package of jobs bills, which includes proposals backed in the past by GOP Gov. Scott Walker. »Read Full Blog Post(94)
DNR says 2012 deer kill up 5% and includes record buck harvest by archers
Hunters registered 366,747 deer during the 2012 Wisconsin hunting seasons, according to a report issued Thursday by the Department of Natural Resources.
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State officials and Better Business Bureau warn of business scam
State officials and the Wisconsin Better Business Bureau are warning businesses about a company called "Corporate Records Service," which they say sent letters to several Wisconsin businesses, trying to scam them into paying fees and filing unnecessary paperwork.
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Casey Lewis, whose "Sad Packer Fan" video has been seen by more than 2 million people on YouTube, will appear in a Volkswagen ad during the Super Bowl.
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Donald Driver, retiring after 14 seasons, didn't want to play for anyone but Packers
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Five charged in rapper's death ordered to trial
A preliminary hearing Thursday for three of five men charged in the death of Milwaukee rap artist offered a precious few more details about the crime, but only further clouded the possible motives.
As the hearing proceeded, detectives and volunteers continued a landfill search for the body of Evon Young, 22. He was last seen Jan. 1 and his family and police had sought the public's help in finding him. »Read Full Blog Post
First Business Financial reports 6% gain in 4Q profit
The parent company of First Business Bank-Milwaukee posted a 6% increase in fourth-quarter profit as interest income and fee revenue rose.
First Business Financial Services Inc., which is based in Madison, had net income of more than $2.5 million in the quarter, or 86 cents a share, compared with $2.4 million, or 90 cents, in the same period in 2011. »Read Full Article
Campaign encourages consumers to check credit reports
The University of Wisconsin Extension is kicking off a campaign encouraging consumers to regularly check their credit reports free of charge.
The campaign focuses on three dates each year - Feb. 2, June 6 and Oct. 10, or in shorthand, 2/2, 6/6 and 10/10 - as times to review a credit report. »Read Full Article(2)
PolitiFact: Testing Sheriff David Clarke's claim on layoffs affecting response times
New today from PolitiFact Wisconsin:
Explaining his call for citizens to protect themselves, Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. says 48 layoffs in his office make it harder to respond quickly to crime calls.
We check it out. (44)
La Crosse area schools' hiring of felon as teacher questioned
School administrators were trying to figure out why a felon and special-education teacher now charged with molesting his students was able to land jobs at La Crosse area charter and private schools, according to a report Thursday in the La Crosse Tribune.
The man has not been accused of wrongdoing at the schools, but he was hired despite convictions in another state including felony damage to property, misdemeanor burglary, numerous traffic violations and a drug charge. (14)
Russell Wilson to appear in American Family ad this Sunday
Russell Wilson, the former University of Wisconsin star now playing quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, will appear in an American Family Insurance ad on Super Bowl Sunday.
The ad will be shown in 50 media markets during local breaks of the Super Bowl. Those markets include Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, La Crosse, and Wausau. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Bemis 4Q earnings up 76%
Bemis Co. reported a 76% increase in fourth-quarter earnings by reducing costs while increasing sales of higher margin products, the company said on Thursday.
The Neenah supplier of packaging and pressure sensitive materials said net income rose to $40.1 million, or 38 cents a share, from $22.8 million, or 22 cents, a year earlier. Sales fell 2.9% to $1.23 billion from $1.27 billion. »Read Full Article
Wrong man was on jury, but conviction upheld
John P. Smith* lives in Walworth County with his father, John P. Smith*.
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Sunset date for Lambeau tax may be 2016
The Green Bay Press-Gazette reports that the 0.5% Brown County sales tax, which was enacted in 2001, may not end until 2016.
The Green Bay/Brown County Professional Football District has used the revenue to pay for the 2003 Lambeau Field renovation. While the bonds for the construction have been paid off for some time, the district needs to build up a maintenance fund. And right now that fund isn't growing large enough, thanks to low interest rates on its investments.
Contrast all of this with the 0.1% Miller Park stadium tax. The district's consultants are expected to report this spring when that tax can be retired. The latest, best guess is 2017. (6)
City would provide $2 million for Wauwatosa office development
City funds totaling $2 million would be provided to finance a parking structure connected to a Wauwatosa office building, under a new proposal which would pave the way for additional future city spending at the Innovation Campus project.
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Northridge redevelopment plan remains on hold pending court action
The plan by Penzeys Spices owner William Penzey to buy and redevelop the former Northridge mall remains on hold, with the current owner opposing Penzey's request for a court-appointed receiver to operate the property.
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On Tap Today: Bruisers Under Glass
Do rampaging Rollergirls do well around fragile things like, say, glass? Indeed they do, when the glass is set in the Mitchell Park Domes. Join members of the Brewcity Bruisers roller derby team when they party at "Brewcity Bruiser Night" Thursday as part of the "Music Under Glass" series. The music part of the party comes courtesy of The Barrettes, a rock, punk, indie (and more) band. Find out details here.
You can also rock to the sounds of legendary English bad-boy Eric Burdon and the Animals at the Northern Lights Theatre tonight.
Or if it's something so-cool-it's-cold you're after, check out the amazing images rising from the drifts at the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Competition in mid-run today.


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The youngest victim killed in Monday's deadly Boston Marathon explosions has been identified as eight-year-old Martin Richard.The boy's mother, Denise, and 6-year-old sister, Jane, were badly injured. His brother and father were also watching the race but were not hurt.
A candle burned on the stoop of the family's single-family home in the city's Dorchester section Tuesday, and the word "Peace" was written in chalk on the front walk.
Neighbor Betty Delorey said Martin loved to climb the neighborhood trees, and hop the fence outside his home.
More than 140 people were injured in the bombings.
At least 17 people were critically injured, police said. At least eight children were being treated at hospitals. In addition to losing limbs, victims suffered broken bones, shrapnel wounds and ruptured eardrums.
At Massachusetts General Hospital, Alasdair Conn, chief of emergency services, said: "This is something I've never seen in my 25 years here ... this amount of carnage in the civilian population. This is what we expect from war."
Federal investigators said no one had claimed responsibility for the bombings one of the city's most famous civic holidays, Patriots Day. But the blasts among the throngs of spectators raised fears of a terrorist attack.The FBI took charge of the investigation into the bombings, serving a warrant late Monday on a home in suburban Boston and appealing for any video, audio and still images taken by marathon spectators.The fiery explosions took place about 10 seconds and about 100 yards apart, knocking spectators and at least one runner off their feet, shattering windows and sending dense plumes of smoke rising over the street and through the fluttering national flags lining the route.- The Associated Press contributed to this story
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I love to eat at the table when there is a fire going in the fireplace. Our kitchen serves a lot of purposes for my family, beyond the most obvious.
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I love to eat at the table when there is a fire going in the fireplace. Our kitchen serves a lot of purposes for my family, beyond the most obvious.
23 comments:
- Cassie @ Primitive & Proper said...
your kitchen is beautiful- LOVE that fireplace! hoping one day i will be proud to show off my kitchen.... one day!
- May 01, 2012
- dreamingahome said...
So nice to know that I'm not the only non-cook! For your kitchen, however, I would try to do better! What a beautiful space. :) Liz
- May 01, 2012
- The Cottage Market {Andrea} ♥ said...
i love love love this kitchen!!!!! i truly do and if you are ever looking for another cook to share the load with...i'm ready and willing and if i may say so...able : ) hugs and thanks for sharing this stunning kitchen!
- May 01, 2012
- Michelle said...
I DO cook but I wish I didn't! Nothing ever tastes as good when I make it myself.. I can't figure it out :)
- May 01, 2012
- Kristin @ Simply Klassic Home said...
Beautiful kitchen, Laura! I love to cook, but often just don't have the time - however, if I had a kitchen like that, I'd FIND the time!!
- May 01, 2012
It looks nice how you changed the rooms around. Your kitchen looks beautiful in the pictures.
- May 01, 2012
- Jessica @ Stay at Home-ista said...
Love it, I do the cooking and baking, but the cleaning? oy, that is SO not my thing. I pretty much just clean as I go on a minimal level, then leave everything to my husband:)
I still love your pantry door!
- May 01, 2012
- Bliss said...
Love cooking? I can't say I love it. Love eating? Oh yeah, and especially my own cooking! Cleaning.... hmmmm, maybe not so much. Love your family room turned dining area? YES, the whole feel is warm and says sit for a while, eating or not.
- May 01, 2012
- april@gingerbread said...
Love love love...beautiful! I hope you will link up with me here:
- May 01, 2012
- Jaime Lyn said...
I adore your style and the entire look of your space(s) :o) I am inspired to decorate and renovate!!!
Jaime from crafty scrappy happy
- May 02, 2012
- Jennifer @ Town and Country Living said...
Your kitchen is beautiful. Love those 2 milk decanters and that white hutch. All of it is just yummy!
- May 02, 2012
- Lorrie said...
Wow! Your home is Beautiful! Love the Chef sign and the pantry door of course, and everything else~ I'm now a follower
- May 03, 2012
- ✿ⒹⒺⒺ✿@ A Lapin Life said...
You have a beautiful kitchen. I love to cook but would love a break at times :)
- May 03, 2012
- myric andreasen said...
Lovely post. I love the look of your kitchen!
There is a link party going on in my blog today. I would LOVE for you to share this :)
- May 04, 2012
- Isabelle Thornton said...
You have a very pretty kitchen! I would love if you link this Monday to the French party! My readers would love it!
- May 04, 2012
- Darla said...
You certainly are keeping up your end of the bargain. Your home is gorgeous and so clean!
- May 05, 2012
- Ashley said...
I love the dining area in front of the fire place! Also, I have the same deal going on. I don't cook, I clean. Okay... I may assist with cooking/prepping but I just do not like it!!
Amazing kitchen!
- June 07, 2012
- Becca said...
I just love your kitchen, Laura! It's so warm and inviting, and I love the farmhouse feel of it. The fireplace is amazing, and I can only imagine how you all enjoy dining by it, especially during the winter!
- October 04, 2012
- Hi I'm Shannon! said...
While it's not all white, {winks} it could not be any prettier! It's a gorgeous, warm, lovely kitchen!!!
- October 23, 2012
- April said...
I have been searching endlessly for the exact look I want to "re-do" on my gross honey oak cabinets. Your "aged" white cabs are SHEER PERFECTION. Did you do them yourself? Tell me more PLEASE!!!!
- January 19, 2013
- Beth McCurdy said...
My husband doesn't cook so if I didn't cook, we would be eating out of a box every night! Love your blog and your kitchen. You are very talented.
- February 22, 2013
- Zolane said...
I've just found (via my friend KariAnne of Thistlewood Farm :)) and subscribed to your blog and am excited to review previous posts. Your home looks wonderful! As I was perusing, I came across this post, BEAUTIFUL, and wondered if you would share the color of green used in your kitchen, please.
Thanks so much!
- August 08, 2013
- black_knight said...
I've been trying to find out a little more about this kind of stuff, thanks for sharing.
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