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Our View: 'The Debt Bomb'
Date: September 12, 2012
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It's about to explode.
No one knows exactly when, but every day Congress and the president refuse to CUT spending meaningfully — actually reducing spending below the previous year — the the explosion grows nearer.
Pardon us. We know many of our readers prefer we stick to local matters here, but there is a domestic war going on, and none of us should sit idly by — the way they do in Congress. Our freedom, our way of life is at stake and on the verge of calamity.
To see this picture clearly and understand it in layman's terms, read "The Debt Bomb: A Bold Plan to Stop Washington from Bankrupting America," by U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma.
Talk about a reality show. Coburn spells out where we are (see charts) and what is going to happen on that day — when foreign governments and investors stop buying our government debt. And they're going to stop, be assured of that. Writes Coburn:
"In 2022, tax revenues will only cover the cost of Medicare, Social Security and interest payments on the national debt," Coburn writes. "We'll simply have nothing left to fund every other function of government. That means we'll have to do one of three things: 1) Shut down every federal agency and scuttle our aircraft carriers; 2) Borrow a couple trillion dollars every year to fund the other government functions — if we can even borrow the money; or 3) Enact massive tax increases, which will further slow economic growth."
And that hardly explains the economic catastrophes that will affect every U.S. family when the bomb explodes. Your savings and assets will shrivel to a fraction of their current value; the value of the dollar will shrivel; inflation will be unbearable. You should be watching Greece. That's just the beginning.
And let's be honest about something: As the chart above explicitly depicts, the U.S. is in this predicament because of Republicans and Democrats alike. They are equally to blame. Presidents and Congress alike. Congress, after all, controls the purse.
When Barack Obama last week begged for four more years to fix the U.S. economy, we thought: Get real. In business, any CEO worth his pay and facing the crisis that faces America would have taken to cutting expenses with a vengeance on Day One! When the life of the business is teetering, an effective CEO acts decisively. If we are to win this war, we need new leaders with the moral conviction to act NOW.
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This is an alarming subject, and finally people are grasping the ugly realities. The curve is alarming, albeit the stated data was not very accurate. The debt did increase 42% under Carter. Reagan's increases were 79% + 61% for an astounding 288% increase over 8 years. He promised to lower taxes and lower expenditures. He lowered taxes and increased expenditures.
Bush I tried to increase revenue, and lost his job. Clinton and Newt, working together, got a pretty good handle on income & expenditures. Bush II and the neo-coms reduced the income, initiated unbudgeted wars, and reinstated the transformation of wealth and power to the elite rich, whom Bush called his "base". Bush II raised the debt 89% or $5T, and we never saw the debt clock on Fox News.
Yes, the debt growth is staggering. The Republicans should be leading the polls by 5%, based on a real need to do something different the right way. However, they keep shooting themselves in the foot. The only clear thing that has come from Romney-Ryan is they wish to reduce taxes across the board and broaden the tax base— with no specifics.
It doesn't help that Romney made an adjusted gross income of $21M and paid 13.9% in federal taxes. That is over 150 times our income, and we paid 15.4%. I don't look to pay less, but I really think he should pay more. He leaves us guessing about the unreported years. Yes, I have read your tirades about the upper 1% being overtaxed and paying upwards of 40% of the total tax. Yet they are paying at the lowest levels since 1928. It is constantly repeated that increasing taxes on the rich will not make a dent in revenue. For sake of argument, if the upper 1% paid twice their current rate, there would be a 40% increase in revenue. I am not saying that is the solution, but I do recall the upper tax rate of 91% under Eisenhower before Kennedy lowered it to 75%. I was working during all of the Eisenhower years, and the VP's lived in the best homes in the nicest neighborhoods but not the castles of today.
The latest issue of Fortune reports the % of income of the upper1% went from a high of 23.9% in 1928 to a low of 8.9% in 1976 back to 23.5% in 2007. They further state; "Regrettably, more wealth than ever in recent history comes not from building companies, but from the art of moving money around." The article made no reference to taxes and/or debt.
Romney, just yesterday, surly criticized the 47% that pay no federal income tax. Thus, they do pay a 15.3% payroll tax, which is higher than his 13.9% federal income tax level.
Then we get Paul Ryan, the idol of the billionaire supported Tea Party. His most precise comment is to reduce the top tax rates. Like Obama, he has not held a real job. He got his wealth the old fashioned way; he inherited it. Yes, he suggests Medicare Coupons to replace traditional Medicare, for only those who are 55 or younger; thereby absolving us old people who created the debt issue for our children and grandchildren.
I agree with your tirades re too much government, unreasonable public unions, too much corruption, voter identification issues and government largesse overall. However, people (not only the lower 47%) are being turned off by the appearance that the Republican Party's prime aim is to perpetuate the ongoing transformation to the financial elite, without regard to a real solution.
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CENTRAL CITY, Ky. (3/18/14) — The city employees of Central City joined together to help one of their own.
Jeff Geary, an employee of the Central City Maintenance and Street Department is dealing with a serious illness, and city employees planned several benefits to help with medical and other expenses, according to Central City Fire Chief, Rick King.
"We'll be having a benefit cookout at the Central City Fire Department this Friday, March 21, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.," King told SurfKY News. "All meals will be carry out, and will include a pork loin sandwich, chips and a dessert. All proceeds will go to assist Mr. Geary with medical expenses."
The CCFD is located at 207 North Second Street. To find out more details, call (270) 754-2345.
Tammy Piper, the director of the Central City Convention Center, told SurfKY News that there is also a 5K Run/Walk planned to assist Geary with medical expenses. The event is scheduled for the last Saturday in March.
"We'll be having the event on March 29 at 9 a.m. starting at the Central City Convention Center," Piper said. "The cost is $30 per person, and registration is going on now at the convention center, located at 320 Golden Tide Avenue. Those interested can also register at the Central City City Building at 214 North First Street."
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As they do every year around that anniversary, Pro-Life advocates in Central New York staged a March for Life Saturday. They started in Armory Square and walked to Columbus Circle. Demonstrators say the march is a protest against what they see as the devaluing of human life through abortion.
"We're saying it's still going on, and every week there's another 24,000, and we should do something about it, like voting for people who are pro-life, for example," said Louis Ragonese, Syracuse Right to Life Association.
After the march, the group gathered to hear from several guest speakers in front of the offices of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse.
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OWENSBORO, Ky. (5/1/13) – The Owensboro Police Department has released the following arrest information for the dates of April 28 through April 30.
On Saturday, April 27, at approximately 8:45 a.m., officers attempted to perform a traffic stop when a motorcyclist failed to stop at a stop sign. Christopher Hinton allegedly refused to pull over as instructed, resulting in a small chase. Police said Hinton then allegedly attempted to escape police by hiding on a private property, where he took refuge within a building on the property. Police charged Hinton with disregarding a stop sign, no registration on his vehicle, operating a motor vehicle under the influence, and fleeing/evading police.
On Sunday, April 28, at approximately 2:58 p.m., officers from Owensboro Police Department responded to a call at the 900 block of East Fifth Street. When officers arrived on scene, they were informed that Misty Phillips allegedly assaulted her boyfriend, David Douglas, with a kitchen knife. Authorities said officers observed visible stab wounds requiring immediate medical attention on Douglas' body. Officers placed Phillips under arrest at approximately 4:15 p.m. She is currently being held in the Daviess County Detention Center on a $10,000 bond.
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Oh WOW, I love these blocks! The colors are so fun together and I love how the blocks are different sizes. It looks great!ReplyDelete
Is that cute or what?ReplyDelete
Your blocks looks so good together! (yay, I see mine in there) I need to make this quilt, too.ReplyDelete
they do look great! can't wait to see it all!ReplyDelete
Your blocks look great. I'm new to quilting and am hoping to join a quilting bee in the future.ReplyDelete
That is shaping up to be one happy quilt.ReplyDelete
Great! binding with that backing fabric!ReplyDelete
Love those blocks! What a happy quilt - great color/fabric choices.ReplyDelete
These blocks are wonderful! Such happy colors.ReplyDelete
That is going to be a great quilt! Love those colors!ReplyDelete
Love the colors!! What a beautiful, summery quilt! Happy new week to you! xo HeatherReplyDelete
The blocks look great- such fun summery colours :-)ReplyDelete
They look fantastic, I love your colors!ReplyDelete
Your blocks look great -- I love the colors! Can't wait to see your dresden -- how fun!ReplyDelete
So pretty and cheerful--love your work!ReplyDelete
This is a great quilt! So colorful! :)ReplyDelete
How cool, love the coloursReplyDelete
Cheery, modern, delightful - you have such a great eye for colour and pattern combinations - LOVELY quilt!!ReplyDelete
You amaze me. i love everything you make. i'm still trying to figure out how to sew with four littles!ReplyDelete
The blocks are so fun! I think I might need to make a quilt like this!ReplyDelete
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Amazon is the leader in e-book sales, with more than 750,000 books to choose from, so having access to Amazon's Kindle app is key for Windows Phone users who enjoy a good read. The Kindle app puts purchased e-books, along with the entire Kindle store library, at your fingertips. To tempt users to check out new titles, the app also suggests titles to buy, plus free classics to download. E-books typically cost $10 a pop, including new releases and bestsellers.
Windows Phone Apps hit over 50,000 as of late December and have since reportedly pushed past 60,000 (unconfirmed).
Xbox companion, Office, Tuneln radio would have made my list.
If you're going to show off a youtube client, show off Youtube Pro. It's recent, and it's pretty slick. The default youtube app is nothing more than a glorified link.
The YouTube "app" isn't even a real app it's just a shortcut to the website in Internet explorer
Of the apps mentioned I've only used Marathon (the first app I ever installed, had it on my old windows mobile, too) Facebook, and Accuweather (although somewhat redundant for those of us that have HTC Hub). I use Rhapsody for music (Zune doesn't stream well) and I found Dictionary.com app handy for when I use a word in a sentence and someone asks: what does that mean. Throw my phone and say, "look up". there's also a "google maps" app gMaps that isn't too bad, but the it's ad supported unless you buy.
other apps I've used, Adobe Reader (wish FoxIt was available), Soduku (Microsoft Games– never played before), the HTC ones, especially attentive phone: flip for speaker works 99% of the time.
Also don't forget that your "'Me" tile has a "check in" function. And the search function to for text/barcodes and the search function for music identification (works very well for me)
I am surprised that Weave – RSS news feeder did not make the cut. it is the best news feeder i have ever come across. It is beautiful, customizable, and fun to use. I love getting all sorts of news from all perspective from U.S. news to news from all around the world. Everything from cooking to music to getting just microsoft news to politics, religion, and the list goes on and on. Hands down the best app i ever come across for news.
Spotify… seriously? That app is horrible. I love the service but the app is very weak and the sole reason I do not pay for the Spotify service. Rdio is a way better app, although not perfect, either. And the facebook app is actually pretty weak, too.
I can't even find the gmaps pro app anymore… Do you know where it went?
Anything Tracker. It's a real gem, I use it every day.
Evernote is fantastic! Found it on this site and now use it every day!
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Les jeux sont fait. Nokia est coincée avec WP8 suite à l'aide d'un milliard de dollards fournie par Microsoft et Samsung lâchera Android quand Tizen sera au point. Le superbe Samsung Ativ S est désormais un objet de collection.
Seriously lumia us going down n is no match against android….,android has google goggles on da other hand bingle goggles is of no use …..lumia market will fall apart if this continues due to da lack of apps …….fuck lumia make all those pathetic apps free n come up with good ones…..
Jack of Tools is a great app as well. Made my day. Level, altimeter, velocity, etc etc.
free apps usually suck due to ads, the only good one without this hell is Ballons Way and 1D game as far as I know
Of the 25 apps listed, there is only one I would bother with, Kindle. The other stuff mostly seems like stuff a journalist might need, not things an ordinary user would bother with.
I'd have included a few like Wikipanda, Musixmatch, No. 1 Toolbox and a decent weather app (Weatherflow is pretty but it's also quite basic). But mostly the apps everyone needs are specific to them, like their bank's app or travel-specific apps like Kayak or Bing Translator, so a list is pretty pointless, really.
you, who ask money for apps, suck, it doesn't cost you a shit to create some code you creedy bastards


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Innovator Peiyan Duan
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Grandfather's diabetes inspires young talent
Peiyan Duan always dreamed of finding a way to help her grandfather in his struggle with diabetes. "Since I was a little kid, I have wanted to invent some kind of magic drug and make him feel better," says the high school senior from Shanghai.
Her grandfather's plight motivated her to successfully identify an active compound in the herb foxglove and demonstrate its anti-diabetic effect.
Duan's research won her the Intel Young Talent Award in China in 2011. She was then selected as a finalist in the 2012 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF), a program of Society for Science & the Public, where she won the first place Grand Award for Biochemistry and second place in the American Physiological Society category.
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While visiting her grandfather one summer she noticed him sipping tea made from foxglove. She later discovered that foxglove had a strong anti-diabetic effect. After trying unsuccessfully to isolate the herb's active compounds in the lab, she grew frustrated. She then learned how to use a technique used in drug research called computer docking to identify a potentially active compound in foxglove. Duan later used a biological experiment to successfully demonstrate the identified compound's anti-diabetic effect.
"Through ISEF, I have a chance to interact with kids from all over the world," says Duan, 18. "We share our projects and our thoughts towards science."
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I tell people I was born in Gotham Hospital and people think I'm either joking or that I have a Batman fixation. Well, that's what it says on my birth certificate but I haven't been able to find any nformation on it. Does anyone know where it was? how long it was here? And why it's gone?
I'd really appreciate it!
Gotham HospitalI too was born in Gotham Hospital Sept. 17, 1948. My mother rememmbers that it was a small hospital only 80 to 90 beds and was housed in a small building about 4 stories. She remembers it being on a southeast corner of Madison Avenue some where in the upper 60's or lower 70's. There was a DR. Max Gerson who practiced medicine in Gotham Hospital who is somewhat famous for his pioneering work in the treatment of cancer patiences. I do not (nor does my mom) whether the Hospital was absorbed by another institution. The building was demolished a number of years ago. Over the years I have had fun showing my birth certificate that proudly shows I was born in Gotham Hospital, particularly to Batman Fans.
gotham hospital Interesting to read these postings!
I was born in Gotham Hospital in Feb. 1947 and
last night in conversation with an acquaintance
discovered that she too had been born there, in
1940. Neither of us knew where it was located,
though I think I remember my mother telling me
that it was somewhere in the 80's, and I would
guess on the east side because my parents lived
in Yorkville.
I decided to check for info on the web, and
discovered that Gotham Hospital had 85 beds,
that Dr. Max Gerson was associated with it, and
that its director was a Dr. George Miley, who was
evidently quite eminent -- but still no information
about where it was actually located.
I'd be interested to learn more, if anyone has any
further information.
Gotham HospitalFrom the 1935-1936 Medical Directory of New York, Index of Advertisers:
Gotham Hospital 30 East 76th St., New York, N.Y. Rhinelander 4-1950.
Gotham HospitalI too was born in Gotham Hospital in June 1950. The address given by evid2 is correct. My father took a picture of the building in 1950. I had also looked up the address in the internet before I visited New York in April 2002. I took another picture. The building was still there then. My mother's doctor's name was Dr. Max J. Sichell.
Gotham Hospital...Christina's replyChristina mentions that Dr. Max Sichell was her mother's doctor. He was my mother's doctor too. I was born in Wadsworth Hospital in Manhattan in 1949. I'm trying to find out more about Max Sichell. Do you have any further information?
gotham hospitalRe Dr. Max Sichell: Dr. Sichell was originally German, from Berlin, I think. His wife was a psychiatrist. Will try to find out more from my mother. He visited us a couple of times here in Switzerland. I have a picture of him if you are interested.
Gotham HospitalHi- Just saw Batman Begins and re-connected with my NYC roots, especially having been born in Gotham Hospital in 1948! On google, there are two discussion threads regarding the hospital.
A good resource for more information is the New York Historical Society.
Wouldn't it be fun to have a "Reunion" of those born at Gotham Hospital at E 30th and 76th St! The movie was great, by the way! I wonder if those of us born at Gotham Hospital have a sense of "Justice" and commitment to helping make the world a better place? Could that be called the "Batman syndrome"?- Be happy out there!
Gotham HospitalI was also born at Gotham Hospital, December 8, 1948. My mother and I were talking the other day and I was moved to try to find out more about Gotham. It is really interesting that other Gotham babies seem to also be interested in knowing more. Yes, a renuion could be really something. I am going to seek more info. if any one finds out anything please let us know and I will do the same. Yes sense of justice could be part of it, but also it sounds like that hospital was an interesting place to start a life....bye for now.
Gotham HospitalI'll weigh in too. I was born there August 1948 -- my mom always told me how hot it was that summer in NYC. My pediatrician was a Dr. Novak. I left NY ages ago, and living in CA now. Thanks for the address. This is a nice fun chain of messages. Must have something to do with the hospital.
Gotham HospitalIf anyone is interested here are a couple of pictures concerning Gotham Hospital:
Wadsworth HospitalI read a message from Lennard mentioning Wadsworth Hospital in Manhattan where I onced worked but cannot remember the exact address. If someone has that I would appreciate knowing what it was and the cross street.
Dr. Sichell's photoDear Christina,
I would very much like to see the photo of Dr. Sichell. Please contact me off line. My e-mail address is email@example.com
Wadsworth HospitalJudy,
I believe the hospital was just off Broadway around 190th Street. Does that jibe with your memory?
gotham ob/gynmy dad(now deceased)was born at gotham hospital in march of 1941-his birth supposedly was written up in med.books-trying to find info -i think his md was a dr. longenetti(sp.) any info would be appreciated- thanks
Gotham HospitalIwas born at Gotham Hospital January 2, 1948.
I was always interested in the location of the building. All I knew was that it closed many years ago.
A reunion of Gotham babies sounds like a nice idea.
wadsworth hospitaki was born at Wadsworth hospital in 1948 in Manhatten. i assume it is no longer standing. Lived near Wash Heights 1948 (somewhere along 180 st or so- and assume changed much. pjf
gotham hospitalI too was born at Gotham Hospital in April 1944. I have
been asking around if anyone remembered the exact
location and decided to check on google.
Thank you 'evid2' for the location, and thank you
'christina' for access to the photos of it. those suggestions
of a reunion of those born in the 1940's is a nice idea.
Does anyone know when the hospital closed its doors, and
what the building had been occupied as since, to the time
of its demo?
Gotham HospitalBack again a year later. It could be that in this phase of our lives, it is a matter of "tracing our roots" for those born at Gotham Hospital in the 1940's.
My parents lived in the Bronx when I was born so I guess Gotham Hospital was the closest one at the time. We later moved to Washington Heights.
I love NYC but have lived most of my life in Hawai`i. That could be the result of having been born in December of 1948 ....burr. Was that the year of the massive snow storm in NYC? Take care out there!
Gotham HospGuess we all share the joke. Born there in '49, My sis was born a year later and her BC says Manhatten Hospital.
Gotham HospitalI can't believe I found this website. I was born at Gotham Hospital on 7/19/1944 at 8:50 a.m. The physician was Sidney Rieser, M.D., address: 277 West End Ave. I remember my mother telling me that the hospital was torn down. One interesting fact..my mother told me that she was taking me for a stroll near the Empire State Building on the date that the plane crashed into it.
Gotham HospitalI was born there in August 1943. We lived in Flushing, I have no idea why we travelled that far.No one in my family can remember either. Thanks for any information.
Gotham HospitalGotham Hospital was at 30 East 75th Street in New York City. I was also born there in the late forties - I don't know what happened to the hospital but people also think of Batman whenever I mention i was born there.
Ink ColorI'm a latecomer, trying to be sure of the hospital. My birth certificate was completed in an unusual color of ink, but I can't find it.
Did anyone else have the handwritten info done in a color other than black?
Please let me know.
I was born there in October, 1944, and I'm a psychiatrist, practicing in Virginia
Gotham HospitalIn response to an earlier message from someone born in '43: My parents also lived in Flushing in 1944, but moved to Manhattan after I was born. I wonder if one of the Docs who admitted patients to Gotham had a practice in Flushing. I do remember that my mother worked in lower Manhattan at the time, rigging parachutes.
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Wesleyan had two players record a double-double in the contest as Mike Callaghan '13 (#44) scored a game-high 16 points along with 11 rebounds while Glen Thomas '14 added 10 points and a game-high 13 caroms. For Callaghan, who had just become the 20th male Wesleyan basketball player to eclipse the 1,000-point barrier for his career, it was his fourth double-double of the season. It was the first for Thomas and third of his career. Two other Cardinals added 11 points to the cause vs. Trinity – Shasha Brown '13 and Avery Robinson '15.
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This holiday season, spending time with family is going to be extra important for a few thousand soldiers on Fort Drum. That's because once the new year begins, they'll be spending the rest of the year in Afghanistan. As our Brian Dwyer reports, their fellow soldiers and local businesses are doing what they can to help make this Christmas special.
FORT DRUM, N.Y. -- Earlier this year, the 1st and 2nd Brigades on Fort Drum found out they'll be spending most of 2013 in Afghanistan. Shortly after the holidays, they'll be shipping out.
"With two brigades of soldiers getting ready to deploy, it puts an edge on the importance of family and you tend to value that a lot more during times of adversity and stress," Col. Gary Rosenberg, Fort Drum's Garrison Commander said.
With Fort Drum being such a big part of the New York State family, tree growers from all over teamed up with FedEx to grow and deliver about 750 Christmas trees to Drum's soldiers. It's one less thing for them to worry about. It's also something that can make that now soon to end family time even more special.
''It's a tough time of year on soldiers and families," Dick Darling of Darling's Tree Farm said. "They're away from home. I guess this hopefully means a little to them and gives them a feeling of home. We enjoy doing it.''
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Wonderful job Amy! And I loved hearing the story behind the quilt. Your friend will LOVE her quilt, so symbolic of the times you have shared together. The variety of flags makes me think of a quilt Nanette made a few years back that represented her heritage. I would like to make some for my grandchildren.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! Now I am wanting to make a flag quilt with all of the places I have been!ReplyDelete
I went on the BYU Theatre Spring Study abroad in London in 1994. Amazing! I would love to go back.
Oh my goodness. I love this! I'm sure your friend will, too.ReplyDelete
Love, love, love. Can't wait to go back with both of you!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Oh my this is beautiful! :)ReplyDelete
I just adore your flag quilts. Maybe I'll make one too!! My sister and I visited Ireland (the only place I have been overseas.) I thing commemerating that into a quilt would be lovely.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the story too - always makes it that much more special!
What an awesome quilt Amy!!! I love it!!!ReplyDelete
Absolutely wonderful. And I so agree, life is too short to wait to make a quilt for someone you care about.ReplyDelete
Fab gift, I'm sure she loved it!ReplyDelete
Amy, that is so beautiful! I am sure she loves her quilt - I know that I would love it...if you ever want to make me one I glad accept (LOL). I love the photos too - it's fummy when you look back at old times and clothes, hair, shoes etc. For me it's usually about the really awful spiral perm, faded jeans and go-go ruffled skirts!ReplyDelete
that is so wonderful...and so full of memories...your friend must feel sooo special!ReplyDelete
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this quilt!ReplyDelete
The best quilt EVER! :) I love it SO much, Amy!!!ReplyDelete
What a fantastic job, Amy!!! Looks like a gift that will be treasured forever!ReplyDelete
Yay for the Taiwan Flag!!! Thank you for quilting that!ReplyDelete
That quilt is gorgeous and so is the story that goes with it! Your "old" friend will love and cherish it!!! I had no idea that the UK flag is composed of three, that is really interesting. It was my country's (Canada) flag until I was 11 and we called it the Union Jack. It was such a difficult flag to draw because all the measurements are different. I love quilts with meaning.ReplyDelete
I really LOVED this quilt. The colors and the graphic quality of the flags really popped. I really enjoy checking your blog every few days. Thanks!ReplyDelete
What an awesome quilt with a great story!! I am sure your friend appreciates it!ReplyDelete
I had the same Barn Jacket at that time! Exact same.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hah! I had that coat FOREVER. Barn jackets were all the rage back then...Delete
Amazing! Just wanted to share though that the union jack at sea thing is a not-so-urban legend, aka a myth!ReplyDelete
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Really?? I was told that when I made my Union Jack quilt this summer and then I thought, "Oh no! I've offended all of Great Britain! So this time I need to get it right!" Haha!Delete
Amazing! Just wanted to share though that the union jack at sea thing is a not-so-urban legend, aka a myth!ReplyDelete
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Bedtime tales: Storyteller weaves magic in Milton
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MILTON — The art of storytelling is a timeless, and Milton Elementary schoolchildren's eyes lit up as they listened on to a local artist's performance with keen interest.
"I love telling participatory stories and having the audience jump right into the story and be a part of it," he said.
Before his act, he encouraged children to pick up the age-old craft and continue telling stories in their free time.
"Whether you're in preschool or in high school or an adult, you can tell a story," he said. "Telling stories is wonderful. And everybody loves to hear a great story."
Middleton told old tales with updated, modern twists, including one where a child wished to be with his family for the holidays, and his mother returned from Afghanistan where she served as a U.S. Marine. Democrat video
The evening's event was hosted by the Parent Teacher Association, with Boy Scouts Troop 155 collecting donations and nonperishable goods on behalf of the local chapter for the organization "End 68 Hours of Hunger."
PTA President Brenda Forcier, who has also worked at the school as paraprofessional for the last 18 years, said the event serves as a "de-stressor" for many families right before the holiday season. The PTA was happy to host the event to collect goods for "End 68," but the association also hoped to provide something special for families before the holidays. They requested all attendees arrive in their sleepwear for a night in the style of stories told at bedtime.
Savannah Iob, 10, a fourth-grader, wrapped her hands around a cup of cocoa as she said she liked the part where Middleton impersonated a bear about to sneeze. She spoke softly in a light blue robe, as she laughed at how the children assisted Middleton in his sound effects, creating one gigantic sneeze together.
"That was fun," she said.
Third-grader Ellora Chapin, 8, said she enjoyed the story about the baker the best. She noted it was cool to wear pajamas to school and sported a matching frog print pant and button down shirt.
"He used all this sign language," Chapin said, referring to Middleton's enthusiastic gestures. "…It's just so cozy to be here."
"I (also) liked just coming in your pajamas," Michayla said.
At the end of the show, Middleton asked children to "give a hug" to those who may have had a less fortunate Christmas or holiday event than they will.
"Take care of yourselves. Take care of your neighbors," he said. "May these stories be with you."


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Bernie Ecclestone is of the opinion that it wouldn't be a "bad thing" if Fernando Alonso won the Driver's Championship in 2013...
Red Bul Racing and Sebastian Vettel won the Constructor's and Driver's Championships for the third successive year in 2012, and while Alonso was in the hunt for the title until the final race, he finished three points off the pace after a dramatic finale to the championship in Brazil.
Now Ecclestone - during an interview with the Italian newspaper, Corriere della Sera, he admitted that he would prefer a different driver to win the title in 2013 and that Alonso is his personal favourite.
"Vettel is a true champion, but he's still young and can only improve in terms of being a character in the sport and in terms of his personality," Ecclestone told the publication.
"As for Alonso, after three years of dominance by Red Bull Racing it wouldn't be too bad a thing if we were to have a change at the top of the sport, perhaps with Ferrari leading the way again..."


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Our conversion kits are designed to be direct replacements for your vehicle's air suspension. They require no modification to your vehicle and are designed to "bolt on" without any welding or cutting.
Installing one of our kits is easy. If you can do a brake job, you can install this kit. Strutmasters can also help you find a local mechanic if you need one to do the installation for you.
Air Spring: This is the number one cause of all air suspension leaks. All of your air springs were installed at the same time and they all go bad at about the same rate. If one is leaking, the others can't be far behind. For a proper repair, all of them need to be replaced at the same time.
Compressor/Air Pump: When your air suspension started leaking, your compressor/air pump started working harder to try to keep the system inflated. As the air system leaked more, it worked even harder. The compressor in your air suspension was not designed to work that hard. By the time your air suspension leaked down completely, your compressor had failed. Buying air struts and taking the time to install them only to find out you still need to replace your compressor can be very frustrating and expensive.
Dryer: Once your air suspension starts leaking, there will be moisture in the system. Moisture damages the air suspension from the inside. You will have to replace the dryer to eliminate the moisture and stop this damage.
O-rings: Although they are the least expensive parts of the air suspension, they are responsible for maintaining the seal where all the air lines connect. If you do any work on your air suspension, be sure to replace the O-rings.
Ride Height Sensor: Chances are your vehicle has 100,000 miles on it, maybe more. The ride height sensor is a moving part, and like all moving parts, they will eventually wear out.
Solenoid: The solenoid regulates the air pressure for each air spring. Solenoids start to leak as they wear out causing your suspension to sag or to lean. This will cause the ride height sensor to send a signal to activate the compressor in an attempt to inflate the air suspension and level out the vehicle. This excessive work load will eventually lead to total failure of the compressor.
The most common symptom of a leaking or failed air suspension is a sagging rear end or the entire vehicle is squatting down like the vehicles pictured below.
Other clues include your air compressor is no longer working or is running way too often. The last major tip is your vehicle is no longer able to reach or
maintain the proper ride height.
The primary reason is the air bags that are part of the air spring are made out of rubber and they dry rot over a period of 5 to 7
years. They develop cracks and start to leak. Extreme heat and extreme cold accelerate the rate of decay, so if you live in the
extreme north or the extreme south, your air suspension system will fail faster. There is no way to repair the air bag once it starts
to leak, it has to be replaced.
After the systems starts leaking, the compressor is usually next to go. Most of the time, the compressor has actually failed before
the owner notices there is a problem. The failure of the compressor triggers the check suspension light, but it is already too late.
The extent of the repairs required at this point is very expensive.
Failure to repair your air suspension system can also lead to some major safety issues, such as an air spring blowing out while doing 75MPH could send the car into a spin. Really, really not good.
A faulty air suspension can cause loss of work, car rental, towing bills, excessive repair costs (especially by big car dealerships), and in general can be very frustrating and inconvenient to say the least. Bottom line: it can cost you big bucks.
With the insider information I know today, I can assure you that the OEM parts will always fail and are just another way for car dealers to
"line their pockets" at your expense.
The dealerships and parts dealers want you to buy replacement parts because they know that your other air suspension and electronic parts are bound to fail in the very near future, forcing you to continue to buy more and more air suspension replacement parts over time. They make a killing as you grow more and more frustrated!
The stark reality is that luxury car and SUV owners like you, have been left in the dark. These replacement parts are expensive and in most cases it will be necessary for you to pay a dealership a bundle of cash to install them. Increasing even more the cost to get your ride fixed. Many times, you will also have to rent a car because the dealership will take days to get your air suspension working properly.
The worst part about this whole situation is that you don't have a car, the dealership takes forever to fix your ride and then the dealership will use that against you and magically find lots of other parts that have to be fixed. You know because it's happened to you before or to someone you know.
Don't fall for their trap...it's not pretty once they have you. They will be laughing all the way to the bank. Please, don't let these guys take your hard earned money. You have another option, and Strutmasters has done all the hard work for you.
You can avoid these high costs and all this frustration by installing a Strutmasters Ultimate Ride Conversion Suspension System developed specifically for
your vehicle. Our conversion kit completely replaces your air suspension with a highest quality coil spring suspension system.
At the heart of this suspension system is our exclusive Eibach springs. No other spring manufacturer matches the quality of Eibach.
All of the components in this conversion kit were designed and manufactured in the United States and are made of the highest quality
materials. Since Strutmasters uses only new components in its conversion kits, there is never a core charge.
When installed, you will not only be safe once again, but you will have that new ride feel as we put our Total Ride Satisfaction Promise on our air to non-air conversion kits. We know that you will love the ride and you're gonna love the dependability of this conversion kit.
No one else offers this level of service and quality. We have over 260,000 happy customers who have been using our suspension system every day for over 10 years. We get tons of letters and e-mails every month thanking us for making this exclusive Air Suspension Conversion Kit available for your vehicle.
People tell us how great it is to have that new car ride back again and know that they can get many more years of use from their vehicle and have the confidence of being safe on the road. Do what thousands of others in your shoes have done and Beat The Air Suspension System by ordering your Strutmasters Ultimate Ride Conversion Suspension Kit today.
Notice how there is no space between the top of the tires and the wheel well. This air suspension has completely failed. Here is a closer look:
As you can see from the closeup pictures, the suspension is sagging on all four wheels. An air suspension in this condition can
cause you to lose control of your vehicle. Any bump or pothole can cause the vehicle to steer erradically. This needs to be
fixed immediately.
The owner of this vehicle ordered their conversion kit from Strutmasters. After a few hours installing it, here are the results:
Notice how much more space there is between the top of the tire and the wheel well. The factory ride height has been restored and this
vehicle rides like new again.
Upon your order, we can even provide you with one of our approved installers that are local to you and have agreed to not charge
more than 1 hour per wheel for labor. This is one of our easiest installs and has been done by many "Do It You Selfers". If
you can do brakes, you can do this...No Sweat!
Our suspension kits are always in stock and will usually ship the same day that you place your order. You will receive a confirmation email with delivery tracking to your door.
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