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So much of what I create in my kitchen is like shooting from the hip…I just kind of scan my pantry, refrigerator, veggie bin, counter tops and become inspired by what I see. For this recipe, I looked at my big antique wooden bread-making bowl that sits on my counter and has an array of root veggies in it–potatoes, onions, garlic bulbs–and decided the sweet taters were talkin' to me! So into the pot they went to cook, then from there, I was like, hummmm, some cognac would be mighty good on these taters…after staring at them for a few minutes, I decided they'd become a cake/bread rather than a souffle, casserole or some kind of Thanksgivingeeee-like sweet potatoes! That's how Cognac Sweet Potato Skillet Cake was born!
Preheat oven 350
Makes: One large (appx 10") skillet cake or 2 small cakes
What you need:
2 cups mashed sweet potatoes
½ cup canola oil
½ cup sweetened condensed milk
½ tsp ground nutmeg
½ tsp ground cloves
1 tsp ground cinnamon
2 tsp Rodelle vanilla
2 beaten eggs
½ cup heavy cream
¼ cup cognac
1 ½ cup self-rising flour
1 ½ tsp baking powder
½ tsp sea salt
½ cup dried cranberries
½ cup shredded sweetened coconut
½ cup golden raisins
1 cup chopped walnuts
What you do:
Combine the sweet potatoes, oil, condensed milk, nut met, cloves, cinnamon, vanilla, eggs cream and cognac in a food processor and blend about 2 minutes.
Combine the flour, baking powder and salt in a large mixing bowl and blend. Pour wet ingredients into the flour and blend well. Add the cranberries, coconut, raisins and walnuts. Pour into well-greased skillet(s).
Bake in a preheated 350 oven for about 40-45 minutes or until a toothpick comes out basically clean from the center.
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An art-house theater in Austin, Texas was the location of last night's launch party for Dementium: The Ward, a survival horror game for Nintendo's DS which goes on sale today. Made by three guys in a garage – each had over a decade of development experience – Renegade Kid signed with Gamecock in May of this year, and the game was gold by the end of October.
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During dinner and drinks, the theater's screen was used to show a thirteen-minute short, God's Work, which starred Gamecock's CEO and CFO-one as a mad doctor, the other a priest who apposed the gruesome medical experiments. It was executive produced by J. Todd Coleman, most known for driving the Shadowbane MMO.
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Price this is solid stuff.
Indy ran something like 80% of their plays from either 2TE or 3WR sets. So I agree I 100% expect to see that most of the time in Denver. Peyton doesn't even need an intricate play book to make a Super Bowl caliber offense, his audibles at the line put players in the right positions to make plays.
He does not make bad throws, his picks are from great plays by defenders, many dropped or tipped passes from his receivers, a WR missing his route.
He has typically had dreadful OLines, Denver's is better except at Center..
Right. But here is my main point. I do not think there should be a 3rd WR on this team to make more than 30 catches this year. It will be supremely more beneficial to operate with both Tamme (Big mismatch in the passing game against DB's and LB's)
Dreessen (versatile weapon as a run-blocker and pass catcher), than by taking out a TE or the RB for an additional WR. Both the Colts (2006) and Patriots (2011) have had great success utilizing 2 TE sets in a pass-first Offense. It would be better if Caldwell/Hill/Stokley/etc. only saw the field to rarely spell DT or Decker.
Having both Tamme and Dreessen in the game at the same time, creates a myriad of mismatches that adding a FB or 3rd WR could never hope to do. 2 big, fast TE's are almost unguardable, and significantly open up the running game.
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Group UI Display Issue. -and stuff.
Apparently i can only see the shield status of the first person in the group everyone else shows up having no shields.
Its a pain in the ass to heal a group when i have to guess who to heal, because the only person i can see taking shield damage is the first person on the group list.
It could be because i resized the UI and it can't compensate for the size. I only shrunk the UI about 10-15% scale from its standard form.
Also while ur at it...
I am not sure if this is a bug or not but beam overload doesn't stack with subsystem targetting. Their both on completly seperate cooldown cycles, yet i am unable to overload my beams then hit subsystem target shields to take them out. It would be nice if they both worked together then maybe ill find some use for subsystem targetting because right not it seems to be flaky as hell in its usefulness. It takes forever to execute and barely lasts 3-4 seconds. Apparently the best form of CC in this game is DPSing harder.
Last one:
The Sensor jamming probe is USELESS in its travel time.
The thing is slower than me at max speed, the graphic is hardly noticable, (give it a glow effect on the probe so u can see where it is) -and the green puke aura the mobs get while "confused" doesn't apply sometimes, and it applies
the effect finished. There is a
delay between the probe finally hitting and the confuse taking effect as well. The only use i have found for this skill so far is hitting it at full impulse while diving into a group of NPc's and dropping the probe at point blank range, to buy the tank the honors of not eatting the initial burst salvo. So far this skill is useless if u fire it at 10km its pointless, by the time the probe hits all the npc's are dead.
Conclussion: Buff the speed of the probe atleast 100% and maybe give it 15km range so it has atleast some use at initial aggro CC. This skill has great potencial its just buggy as hell right now. It needs some attention.


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One Tree Hill Round Table: "Last Known Surroundings"by Dan Forcella at . Comments
Well Lucas Scott came and went, and most people are not happy about it. We reviewed all that went on in "Last Known Surroundings" on Wednesday.
Now it is time for our panel of Miranda Wicker, Brian Shure, and Nick McHatton to discuss the disappointing Lucas return, Nathan's kidnappers, and more in the latest installment of the One Tree Hill Round Table.
Read their answers below, and then add your own in the comments!
What was your favorite thing about the return of Lucas Scott?
Miranda: I think the best thing about the return of Lucas Scott was actually the music track playing as he came walking through the airport and reunited with Haley. The line "bring them all back to life" from the Feist song "Graveyard" was perfectly timed and integrated for what could have been a great reintroduction of an old character but which ultimately fell flat for me. So yes, the music that backed his introduction was my favorite part.
Brian: Got to be honest, there wasn't too much to like. I would go with the fact that he at least made an appearance, except it was so short-lived and lame. I guess his interactions with Jamie? At one point they had a great relationship, which was fun to watch, especially after Nate's accident.
Nick: It was nice to see him make an appearance after so long, and I've always liked his friendship with Haley. This honestly felt like something the two of them would do together, protect her children because she's coming unglued and she doesn't want to do so in front of her children.
What did you hate most about the return of Lucas Scott?
Miranda: The worst parts of the return of Lucas Scott were pretty much everything to do with the return of Lucas Scott. They never left the airport. We were force-fed "Oh, Peyton and Sawyer are great" lines, and I felt like Chad Michael Murray phoned in the whole performance without ever really reconnecting with the character he played for so long. And that hair? How horrible.
Brian: Too many to name. So they bring back the main character of a show, who has been off the air for multiple seasons, and they confine him to an airport? Not to mention only seeing Haley and crew, we don't get to see his interactions with Nate, Dan, Brooke, etc. I guess it was a one episode only gig and they couldn't involve him in any storylines permanently, but this was an extremely poor job by the writers in my opinion. And what was up with his hair?
Nick: "Why are they still in the airport? Shouldn't they be driving somewhere? Interacting with other Tree Hill residents? Getting a haircut?" It felt like a waste for the lead character of this show for six years. I had hoped he would get to mingle a little bit with the rest of the ol' gang. Why even drag him back for this? Haley and Quinn could have just put the kids on a plane and called it a day.
The local cop is involved with Nathan's kidnapping; More interested? Or another reason to be disappointed?
Miranda: This kidnapping story keeps getting more and more lame by the minute. LAME. The local cop is all "BOOHOO! They won't make me a detective!" so he teams up with Euro Mobsters to kidnap and ransom Nathan Scott? Or is he secretly the inside man for the drug dealers of Tree Hill and that's how he got in on this? I swear it. Lamest.kidnapping.story.ever.
Brian: I think a lot more needs to be explained on how he is connected to all this, but so far the disgruntled desk cop getting involved with the kidnapping of a local star is pretty unnecessary and over the top in an already outrageous plot.
Nick: I was thinking to myself "oh thank God they're nipping this terrible Euro Mobster storyline in the bud"....and then they make it even cheesier and lame by making the emo desk cop an accomplice. So, another reason to be disappointed.
What are you feelings on them bringing Brooke's attacker back?
Miranda: I'm not impressed, honestly. We're, what, halfway through the final season and now we've got to manufacture more drama for Brooke? Why not have her dealing with Daddy issues and finally standing up to him about all the times he used her as a pawn while she was growing up? Why not have her NOT be in the midst of drama and have her successfully restart her clothing line? There are so many other things they could've done with Brooke instead of this. And somehow, I feel like Xavier is going to be in on the Nathan kidnapping plot because wouldn't that just be convenient? The bad guy finds redemption by helping to foil the kidnappers because he heard some dirt while he was in prison?
Brian: Thought it was a little curious they felt the need to go back to this story that is such an afterthought at this point in the show.
Nick: Is this storyline really necessary? Can't we go back to Brooke kicking ass and taking names against slutty restaurant competitors? Maybe since Dan and Julian are getting buddy buddy Dan will take him out quickly and we can get back to the better stuff.
Most annoying; Lucas only being back for one episode? Nathan kidnapped by Euro mobsters? Clay still talking to the shrink? Or how many times we had to see that awkward Nathan video?
Miranda: If it's not clear from the past several weeks of my Round Table input, this is the LAMEST KIDNAPPING STORY EVER. So yes, the Euro Mobsters take the cake as most annoying for me. I'm actually enjoying Clay talking to the shrink because I'm learning more about him without Quinn around. I think she's the part of that duo I dislike the most. (And? Haley and Lucas were best friends from practically birth, right? How would he NOT remember her sister??)
Brian: Great question. An episode that had so much potential going in, completely bombed. What we are left with is debating the most annoying moment, the writers should be proud. I would say the way Lucas was used was more annoying than the fact that he was only back for one episode. Clay talking to the shrink, at least in this episode, actually is getting somewhere (finally). The Euro mobsters are fairly annoying, but I'm going with the awkward Nathan video. From the first time they showed it, it was extremely obvious that Dan was going to pick up a clue from the background. However, we had to see him watch it countless times before the writers felt it was enough to find that clue.
Nick: All of the above? Nathan's reappearance didn't satisfy his character in any decent way. He's been gone for years, and he doesn't even get to interact with, at the very least, Brooke in addition to Haley. They couldn't have a coffee in what used to be his mother's restaurant? Clay talking to the shrink could have been worse, and the Euro mobsters are comically bad to the point where they're bordering on an SNL skit. As for that Nathan video, I understand the show always wants to show us that Nathan is a great father, but did we have to watch him duck pose that over and over again?
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That wad great, as soon as I saw green dude in the hotbtib I rermebed his electricity attack, (but not his name.) good shit. They're making a street fighter vs tekken if you want to poke more fun.
wow, i was trying to actual find somewhere to watch the episode i missed with lucas since it wasnt on the cw site. now i think i'll pass. reading the comments there's no need to be doubly disappointed. I was so happy he agreed to do it in the first place but to find out how they used him sucks. writers owed the fans much more. and it sucks that hilary wouldnt return for an episode because lets be real she was queen of skype during the start of the show so there was absolutely NO reason for her not to make a skyped appearance if nothing else. it was a weird ending for them not to be included and even more for lucas to be reduced to an airport.
I didn't like the way they brought Lucus back I've always had a crush on Lucus from the first time that I saw him. When I heard when he was comin back I was so happy. I was so disappointed . They brought him back for what I'm mad they should of never letted him go in the first place. I didn't like his departure and I don't like his return I'm glad they is goin off the air I rather watch reruns of the old seasons than to watch it now.
The whole season is way too Dark and i would quit watching it if Nathon dies. its the last season people. give them something good, and Happy for a change. Ive watched it since it started with my teenage daughter, who is now a full grown Adult, and we both think its gone to the Dogs. Ill go back to watching my favorite show The Middle cause it makes me laugh. And the Lucas thing, A huge dissapointment ! He never even saw his old friends, Brooke esp. Kill off Nathon, and you Kill the Show !
Brooke doesn't need any more drama in her life. Who does Haley see under that sheet? I am hoping not, but thinking it will be Nathan which will bring the return of Lukas, cause I did read somewhere he was going to be on for a 2 episode arc, and this would be it. Hoping he makes it out if the airport. I hate to say this, but I am hoping Dan does find out it is the cop who is involved and gives him what is due, Dan style. I too am thinking Logan has something to do with Clay. Why would the doctor ask those questions...Can't wait for next episode.
I AM VERY DISSAPOINTED WITH THE FINAL SEASON. ITS TO DARK, OVER THE TOP & DISTURBING. I THINK THAN THE ONLY STORY THAT WOULD BE OTH STYLE NOW, IS IF LOGAN TURNS OUT TO BE CLAY & SARA'S CHILD, BUT CLAY RIPRESSED LOGANS EXISTANCE AFTER SARA DIED. I HAVE GROWN UP WITH THIS SHOW, SINCE THE FIRST EPISODE, SO I AM HOPING THAT IN THE NEXT LAST EPISODES WE WILL SEE THE REAL OTH. Also hoping that "desk cop" will turn out to be a double agent who was placed there to reveal the drug/mobsters, like Brian/Nick said, be a good guy & save Nathan. That wld be OTH, because there is just too many people in on this randsome thing.


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I much prefer being nude. I'm still losing weight and since summer ended and I stopped working in the fields, all my tan is gone...so even though I live in SF where there is a huge push to make it socially acceptable, I won't traumatize the good people with that sight.
However, I usually sleep naked. When I'm in my apartment, I have housemates and we pretty much all have an open door policy during the day, so no nakedness there. However, I always wear loose, comfortable clothing. I also wanna get a kilt once I loose a little more weight.
Also, these last, 'bout ten weekends have been nice. Been house/pet sitting for my parents every weekend. Having the house to myself, I took a couple old pairs of boxers with holes in the crotch, cut and modified them....been walking around inside and in the backyard in essentially a loincloth....it's been nice haha
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Multiple Choice Questions
1. What method of creating art does Asher learn in Chapter 11?
(a) Glass blowing.
(b) Papier mache.
(c) Sculpting.
(d) Fresco.
2. What city does Jacob Kahn describe as a "gift"?
(a) Beirut.
(b) Vicenza.
(c) Athens.
(d) Florence.
3. Which painting does Jacob Kahn command Asher to study first?
(a) Van Gogh's Starry Night.
(b) Chagall's Lovers in the Moonlight.
(c) Picasso's Guernica.
(d) Munch's The Scream.
4. Asher begins to experience his art more deeply when what part of him changes?
(a) His eyes.
(b) His brain.
(c) His heart.
(d) His fingers.
5. At the end of Chapter 4, Asher hears that which Russian prisoners have been released?
(a) The Jewish bakers.
(b) The Jewish doctors.
(c) Everyone in debtors' prison.
(d) Yudel Krinsky's coworkers.
Short Answer Questions
1. While Asher is waiting to see the Rebbe, the other man in the waiting room is doing what?
2. Who is the Rebbe's chief of staff?
3. What maintained observant Judaism in Russia during the years before World War II?
4. Jacob Kahn wears what type of facial hair?
5. The Ukrainian Jewish Communists published a newspaper called what?
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I maintain that the old-fashioned rope hammock, strung between two trees, is the best. But not everyone has trees or other supports suitable for hanging a rope hammock, so the kind with a frame might be the choice of many. You also have to decide whether you like the mesh type that's a little more forgiving, or the fabric type that's more rigid.
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(AP) Back to work on Monday, Congress faces a hefty list of unfinished business and a politically driven agenda in an election year that will determine control of the House and Senate.
President Barack Obama's nomination of Janet Yellen to head the Federal Reserve and a three-month extension of benefits for the long-term unemployed are first up in Senate, with votes scheduled Monday night. The rare burst of bipartisanship last month produced a budget agreement, but lawmakers were unable to agree on extending federal benefits for an estimated 1.3 million Americans.
Fed chairman, farm bill on Congress' to-do list
Congress' agenda for 2014 extends from must-passed legislation and nominations to several maybes in a politically charged election year.
-Senate confirmation of Janet Yellen to become chairman of the Federal Reserve. A vote is scheduled for Monday and the Senate is expected to approve President Barack Obama's nominee. Yellen would be the first woman to head the Fed, replacing Ben Bernanke. His second four-year term as chairman will end Jan. 31.
-A short-term spending bill to keep the government running. The current measure ends Jan. 15. The budget bill passed last year gave House and Senate Appropriations Committees time to work on an omnibus, trillion-dollar-plus measure to run the government through September 2014.
-Raising the nation's borrowing authority, which the Treasury Department says must be resolved by late February or early March. Obama has said he won't negotiate with congressional Republicans, but the GOP is seeking concessions on spending.
-Renewal of the nation's farm bill, the five-year, roughly $500 billion measure. Compromise has been elusive for months as the House and Senate disagree over cuts to the $80 billion-a-year food stamp program. The House-passed bill would cut $4 billion annually; the Senate bill $400 million.
-Legislation to delay increases in flood insurance for policyholders. Sen. Mary Landerieu, D-La., and other lawmakers representing coastal states have pushed for the measure.
-A new round of penalties against Iran. Twenty-six senators back legislation that could raise sanctions on Iran and compel the United States to support Israel if it launches a pre-emptive attack on the Iranian nuclear program. Obama has pleaded with Congress to hold off, fearing it would undermine the nuclear deal that world powers reached with Tehran last year.
-An extension of unemployment benefits. An estimated 1.3 million people were cut off when the federally funded unemployment payments ended Dec. 28. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has scheduled a vote Monday night on whether to move ahead on legislation by Sens. Jack Reed, D-R.I., and Dean Heller, R-Nev., to extend jobless benefits for three months. Some Republicans are looking for the cost of extending benefits to be offset with spending cuts elsewhere.
-An overhaul of the nation's immigration laws. The bipartisan Senate bill that would provide a path to citizenship for the 11 million immigrants living in the country illegally and tighten border security has stalled in the House. Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, has spoken about a piecemeal approach, but some Republicans fear that will lead to negotiations with the Senate and an inevitable final product with some sort of citizenship.
The payments stopped on Dec. 28 and Democrats, led by Obama, are pushing hard to revive them. The issue is vital to the party's core voters who are crucial in low-turnout, midterm elections, and Democrats left no doubt that they will use any Republican opposition as a political cudgel.
"Dealing with declining middle-class incomes and not enough job growth will be the No. 1 issue," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. "And if on the first day of the new session, the Republican Party says they won't even support unemployment benefit extension, the original round was started by George Bush when unemployment was 5.6 percent, they're going to show themselves so far out of the mainstream, it's going to hurt them in the election."
Republicans hinted they might go along with extending benefits if Democrats come up with cuts elsewhere or make other concessions.
"I would like to find a way to get a compromise to extend unemployment insurance, at least for a brief period of time, but at the same time, the Democrats should make compromises," said Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y.
However, Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said he is unsure Democrats can cobble together 60 votes needed to overcome a procedural hurdle on a bill sponsored by Sens. Jack Reed, D-R.I., and Dean Heller, R-Nev.
"If we don't get the 60, we will come back at this issue," he promised.
Obama already has scheduled a White House event on Tuesday with some whose benefits expired at the end of December.
"Instead of punishing families who can least afford it, Republicans should make it their New Year's resolution to do the right thing and restore this vital economic security for their constituents right now," Obama said Saturday in his weekly radio and Internet address.
Schumer, one of his party's leaders, said Democrats would prefer to pass the proposal as is - without a way to pay for it, as has been the case for previous extensions. But he told reporters Sunday he wouldn't rule out a way to pay for the extension.
Critical to economic stability is a smooth transition to a new chairman of the Federal Reserve. The Senate is expected to confirm Yellen to the powerful post, making her the first woman to head the Fed. She would replace Ben Bernanke on Feb. 1.
Republicans intend to focus on every facet of Obama's health care law, sensing a political boost in its problem-plagued rollout as the GOP looks to maintain its House majority and seize control of the Democratic-led Senate.
First up in the House, according to Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., is legislation addressing the security of personal data, part of his party's effort "to protect the American people from the harmful effects of Obamacare."
Republicans also promise closer scrutiny of the administration's tally of enrollment numbers in the program.
Such rancor ruled in the first session of the 113th Congress with few bills passed and sent to the president. The combination of divided government and the upcoming elections stand as an obstacle to major legislation in the second session, counting down to November when all 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats will be on the ballot.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., predicted widespread inaction would be the norm "unless the Republicans in Congress decide they should do something for the American people."
He described the GOP as "out of touch with what's going on in America today."
Republican Rep. Matt Salmon faulted Obama, calling the president a "polarizing figure" with a "my way or the highway attitude."
Lawmakers face a Jan. 15 deadline to agree on a spending bill to keep the government running and avoid a partial shutdown that roiled Congress last fall. Passage of legislation in December scaling back the automatic, across-the-board cuts gave the House and Senate Appropriations Committees time to draft a massive, trillion-dollar-plus measure to run the government through September.
A short-term measure is likely this month just to let the government continue operating.
The GOP-controlled House and Democratic-led Senate spent a chunk of last year wrangling over renewing the nation's farm bill after passing competing versions of the five-year, roughly $500 billion measure. In dispute are crop subsidies and how deeply to cut the $80 billion-a-year food stamp program, with the House slashing $4 billion and the Senate $400 million annually.
Several contentious issues loom in the near term.
Twenty-six senators have signed on to a new Iran sanctions bill that Obama opposes while his administration negotiates with the Iranian government over its nuclear program. Proponents of the legislation that would impose sanctions if the talks falter are seeking to gain the support of more senators when Congress reconvenes, with the hope of a full Senate vote this month.
Although the issue may not be an immediate legislative priority for returning lawmakers, it could become a major point of discussion as advocates and opponents of fresh penalties make their cases.
Reid spared the administration a vote in December, but this month he may not be able to hold off proponents of tough sanctions.
The majority leader did promise Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., a vote on her legislation to give victims of rape and sexual assault in the military an independent route outside the chain of command for prosecuting attackers. Her solution would take the decision from commanders and give it to seasoned military lawyers.
Military leaders and several powerful senators oppose the proposal.
Unclear is whether the House will tackle major legislation to overhaul immigration laws. Advocates remain hopeful. But some House Republicans still resist any legislation, fearing it would lead to a final bill that includes a path to citizenship for the estimated 11 million immigrants living in the country illegally.
King, Salmon and Reid spoke to CBS' "Face the Nation." Schumer spoke to ABC' "This Week."
Obama eyes modest momentum on Capitol Hill in 2014
(AP) President Barack Obama gets back to work this week eager to test whether a modest budget deal passed in the waning days of 2013 can spark bipartisan momentum on Capitol Hill. As he opens his sixth year in office, he also faces legacy-defining decisions on the future of government surveillance programs and the American-led war in Afghanistan.
Looming over it all will be the November congressional elections, Obama's last chance to stock Capitol Hill with more Democratic lawmakers who could help him expand his presidential playing field.
For Republicans, those contests are an opportunity to seize control of the Senate, which would render Obama a lame duck for his final two years in the White House.
The wild card in 2014, for the White House and congressional Democrats facing re-election, will be the fate of the president's health care law. The website woes that tainted its launch have largely been resolved and enrollment has picked up. But the White House has been tight-lipped about who has enrolled, raising uncertainty about whether the insurance exchanges are on track to get the percentage of young and healthy people who are critical to keeping prices down.
The health care questions aside, Obama spokesman Josh Earnest said the White House enters the new year buoyed by the "modest amount of legislative momentum" generated by the December budget deal.
"We're hopeful Congress can build on it and make progress on other priorities where common ground exists," Earnest said.
It won't take long to test that proposition, with debates on unemployment insurance, budget spending and the government's borrowing limit expected in quick succession in the opening weeks of the year.
If all three can be resolved in drama-free fashion - by Washington standards - the White House believes it could create a more favorable atmosphere for Obama to pursue second-term priorities such as an immigration overhaul and a higher minimum wage, though both would still face steep odds.
The president returned to Washington on Sunday morning after an overnight flight from his home state of Hawaii. He'd spent two quiet weeks on the island of Oahu golfing and spending time with his family and childhood friends.
Obama will step back quickly into the debate over expired unemployment benefits for 1.3 million Americans. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has scheduled a vote Monday night on a bill that would reinstate the benefits for three months.
Obama will try to make his case the following day, holding a White House event with some of those whose benefits expired at the end of December.
"For decades, Republicans and Democrats put partisanship and ideology aside to offer some security for job-seekers, even when the unemployment rate was lower than it is today," Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address. "Instead of punishing families who can least afford it, Republicans should make it their New Year's resolution to do the right thing and restore this vital economic security for their constituents right now."
The issue with the greatest potential to upset the tepid truce forged in December's budget deal is the debt ceiling. As part of the agreement that ended the 16-day partial government shutdown in October, Congress suspended the $16 trillion-plus debt limit. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says bookkeeping maneuvers he can use to keep under that ceiling will last only until late February or early March.
Obama once again has pledged that he won't negotiate on the matter. House Republicans will plot their strategy at a caucus retreat later this month.
Aside from fiscal matters, the president also must make decisions on what changes he wants in the government's vast surveillance powers. He's expected to announce those changes before his Jan. 28 State of the Union address, though an exact date has not been set.
A presidential commission presented Obama with more than 40 recommendations and the president signaled at a year-end news conference that he was open to many of the proposals. But he's facing pushback from his intelligence advisers, who argue that the widespread collection of telephone and Internet records is crucial to national security.
The president also must make a decision on the future of the American force presence in Afghanistan. Afghan President Hamid Karzai is yet to sign a bilateral security agreement with the U.S. that the Obama administration says is crucial if American troops are to stay in the country after the war formally concludes at the end of 2014.
The White House had hoped to have the agreement signed before Jan. 1, but indicated there was some flexibility on that timing. Officials say that without an agreement soon, the U.S. will be forced to start making plans to bring all of its troops home.
"We are talking about weeks, not months, left on the clock," said Caitlin Hayden, Obama's National Security Council spokeswoman.
Aides say January's packed agenda will keep the president in Washington for much of the lead up to his State of the Union address, though some brief domestic travel may occur


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March 22, 2014 by Dana Ticknor · Leave a Comment
The Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center in Mobile is an incredible children's science museum – but it isn't just for kids! We went on a week day in January; there were a few small school groups when we arrived, but they soon left, and after that we shared it with just a few families, and multiple adult couples of varying ages (who were enjoying it just as much as our tribe was!). I would totally go here on a date with my hubby! LOL! The museum has it's own IMax Dome museum (one of only 50 in the world); you sit in steep theater seating, and the screen wraps around you, from down to the floor in front, up and around both sides, and curves over the ceiling above you. We watched Flight of the Butterflies, but of course films rotate out; you can see what's playing via their website (link at end)! While we were there, one of the staff, Bree, did some experiments for us; she was great! For her first demo, she had 3 empty plastic cups (not see through), and she poured... [Read more...]
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Rest and Relaxation await you at the gorgeous Outer Banks in exquisite North Carolina…pack up the RV, its time for a vacay like no other! Just off the Coast of North Carolina, lies a 200-mile stretch of picturesque barrier islands. With its rich history and extraordinary lay out, the Outer Banks offer unique experiences for the adventurous and the relaxed, alike. Set up camp at one of the award-winning RV resorts or stay over at a cozy bed and breakfast. You will no doubt go from frolicking in the warm surf at pristine beaches to experiencing interesting museums and historic lighthouses. The Outer Banks will take your breath away with its pristine beauty. Like a small child in a candy store, you just won't be able to get enough of each place you stop and see along the majestically scenic Outer Banks of North Carolina. From the First Flight and the Lost Colony, to the exquisite Elizabethan Gardens, there is much to discover, experience, and appreciate, including the "Graveyard... [Read more...]
Pan for Gold in Dawson City!
March 19, 2014 by Cynthia Baum · 2 Comments
Looking for a fun destination for a road trip this summer? Want to experience a pristine environment plum full of fascinating history and natural beauty? The exquisite beauty of the Yukon wilderness is strikingly prominent in Dawson City, the heart of the famed 1898 Klondike Gold Rush. With the Gold Rush, came a huge influx of newcomers, also known as "Cheechakos," into Dawson City. Gorgeous stately homes that were built in town at the turn of the twentieth century boasted the latest modern amenities, including electricity, running water, and telephones. Henceforth, Dawson City became quite the refined city seemingly overnight, which is where the name "Queen City of the North" comes from. Newcomers will want to experience the thrilling, yet tedious task of panning for gold in this gorgeously rugged wilderness where so many have dug before you. Venture out to the famous goldfields of Dawson City, where you can learn how to pan for your own gold. Claim # 33 is located... [Read more...]


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Are you saying, arch, that trying the image made your computer crash? What kind and what OS are you running?
No, you asked if there was something a Windows OS could do that a Mac OS couldn't, and I gave you my answer, "Absolutely - crash!"
I feel his pain!
If you didn't know, Arch, you can hold CTRL and scroll with a mouse wheel or do the same with + or - to zoom in and out in Windows, too. Just in case those old, fossilized eyes of yours are having trouble.
I went to the trouble of clicking "View Full Size; then I got out my big magnifying glass; then I squinted a lot. Finally, I could read it, and it turned out to be worth the effort. Right on point!
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Ermagerd. Sworn off Palin for more than a few years, then two consecutive posts in a couple of days. The shame, the shame. What provoked this?
Well, on Saturday we saw La Diva Loca give her all in a TMI style to a CPAC rabble desperate for distraction from its own endless misery, and inevitably we focused on her Bloomberg big guvmint-bashing Big Gulpaloser, like just about everybody else who was near a keyboard. Perhaps predictably, where some of us—perhaps, let's be hopeful here, the vast majority of humanity and possibly any eavesdropping aliens—saw teeheehee juvenile pathos and completely unintentional self-parody (and responded with our own juvenilia, because that's how we roll), her fans saw A HEROIC STAND AGAINST THE MAN!!!!
A few spinoff memes among those with access to Photoshop and way too much time on their hands could be expected, but a full-on IRL movement? Oh yeah. Heeeeere's Twitchy:
Awesome: Sarah Palin sips Big Gulp during CPAC speech; 'Bloomberg's not around' [pics and video]
Now, I should warn you of a couple of things. First, that headline is no lie, and if you click it, there are indeed pics and video, and it ain't pretty; and second, if you've never visited malevolent douchesquirrel Michelle Malkin's Twitchy before, its sole raison d'être, other than mobilizing twittering zombie hordes to relentlessly harass anybody who catches Malkin's eye and ire, is generally to drag a bunch of rabid derp off the twittersphere and blend it with even more rabid derp in its comment stream, I guess in the hopes that a singularity of derp will be triggered that will engulf the entire universe and beyond in a tidal wave of megaderp—thus fulfilling those apocalyptic predictions of peak wingnut and the wingularity ta-DA!
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Palin at CPAC: He's got the rifle, I've got the rack (of husband Todd and their Xmas gifts to one another.) Then sips Big Gulp.
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Classic Sarah Palin giving nanny Bloomberg a jab at #CPAC!!! pic.twitter.com/bngVu81ZUm
So far, so lame. I'll kick you off with the first comment over there, then after that you're on your own if you're wingnutcurious enough to get off the boat, and don't say you haven't been warned, as it gets worse from here on in (though there is some evidence of sedition). Behold the yawning sinkhole in perception:
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Her comedic timing was dead-on perfect! She tells the "rack" joke with a dead pan straight face, then immediately reaches for the Super Big Gulp to deflect any sense of impropriety. Comic genius!
This would be tragic and humorous in a relatively mundane way ("dead pan straight face" *snork*) in itself, but as Wonkette reports, we're now headed back into the realms of full-on icon-worship again, as the old fanbase at Conservatives4Palin apparently hasn't entirely been reduced to living under bridges and toasting pigeons on curtain rails through over-donating to
The Palin Family and Friends Holiday and Meth Fund SarahPAC, or if it has, it seems to have access to Obamaphones and the Internet down there. Venture after the fold if you dare/can be arsed.
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|We did a DIY remodel of our kitchen last year.... We did some of the preliminary work of putting in can lights and the solar tube when we redid our entry and roof last year. I spent hours on Garden Web and had jodi in socal's Fire & Ice backsplash as the background picture on my computer screen! It ended up being up sort of my subliminal advertising and my husband decided we could go ahead and purchase the Fire and Ice. We were able to get some of the darker tiles like Jodi's. We installed it ourselves and sealed it with the enhancing sealer.
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Vinyl flooring changed to tile w/ glass inserts
Much hard work and even some tears (over grout color that is splotchy). Far enough removed from it now that I am considering going back over it with the AquaMix Grout Colorant - I used that in my entry and it has been awesome.
Overall, we are so happy with it. The kids can sit at the peninsula now while I am cooking. I hated staying in my kitchen before because I was often by myself. Now people join me while I am working! I love it! Thanks to everyone for the inspirational posts and pictures!
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- Posted by chrystyne731 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 2, 11 at 8:35
|Beautiful transformation!
- Posted by kks_kitchen (My Page) on Fri, Mar 4, 11 at 10:29
|Hello, lovely kitchen remodel. I am wondering about your glass tile inserts in your fire & ice. My illusion brown or root beer colored tiles do not look dark enough for my taste. Jodi's kitchen started it all for me. I do not have my backsplash installed yet. I am in the middle of a renovation though. Shouldn't be alot longer. I am thinking of using black tiles in the mix with my black pearl granite.
- Posted by kks_kitchen (My Page) on Fri, Mar 4, 11 at 10:38
Oh, a few questions. Is your fire & ice enhanced and sealed or just sealed? What did you use? What brand and color of grout did you use. Thanks.
- Posted by jodi_in_so_calif (My Page) on Fri, Mar 11, 11 at 19:21
|Hey, I'm being talked about without my knowledge. Probably not the first time. LOL
Happy our kitchen was the source of inspiration. Thanks so much for posting photos. Looks great. It looks like you enhanced, is that true?
- Posted by kritter_2010 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 19, 11 at 17:15
|@kks: The tiles I used were the rootbeer ones that were talked about on a thread from quite a while ago. Someone had purchased them from Moniqua(?) and decided not to use them, so I was able to get them. They were exactly what I wanted. I read that some people have added black, but the size was 2" and it was harder to fit into the spaces.
I did use the enhancing sealer on the tiles and grout. I think the grout color was custom blend unsanded in bone.
It still looks awesome!
I wish I was so inspired for our bathroom remodel. I did find a nice accent tile, but it is taking much longer to make decisions about things because I really didn't have the inspiration like I did for the kitchen!
|Wonderful transformation!
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|Wow - this is beautiful!!
Mind if I ask a couple of questions--
How close is your range to the corner? Our will be very close on one side (about 3") and on the other side, 15" to the sink. I obsessed over it for several days, but in the end we decided more important to avoid having the range in the penninsula -- similar to how you changed your kitchen. Assume the distance to corner is not an issue for you?
Is "Fire and Ice" the brand of tile, or the type of tile? I really like yours, and we are leaning towards cabinets similar to yours.
- Posted by jodi_in_so_calif (My Page) on Thu, Mar 24, 11 at 19:35
|Mabies, Fire & Ice is just a fraction of the given name which is so long I call it a pedigree. :-)
The full name is:
Jeffrey Court's Chapter 9 Pietra Opus Quartz Brick Fire & Ice.
I was wondering what brand of enhancing sealer you used? I tried one on a sample from a tile store, and it turned out awful! I LOVE the way yours turned out. Do you know the name of it, or where you purchased it? Thanks!
|Beautiful! You did a wonderful job. Warm and inviting. Especially love the backsplash and you did it yourself! What sealer did you use? Do you have the manufacturer of your counter chairs? Thanks!
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