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Historian (and 2003-04 MHS research fellow) Woody Holton had an essay in Sunday's Washington Post, "On Money, a Founding Mother Knows Best." He writes "If you were to hire Abigail Adams as your financial adviser, here's the advice that the Massachusetts matriarch would offer," and provides ten pieces of financial wisdom drawn from Adams' experiences and correspondence. I think my favorite might be the eighth, which Holton describes as "Prevent your spouse from keeping a close eye on you. One of Abigail's favorite techniques was the cover letter. Since John had no compunction about opening his wife's incoming mail but considered letters received by Abigail Junior to be sacrosanct, Abigail sometimes asked her correspondents to enclose their messages for her inside letters to her daughter."
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Now you can say there's no such thing as Santa,
But after suing John Deere, I believe...
He'd been a-guzzlin' old Jack Daniels
And smokin' that wacky weed-
He mixed it with his medication
And run off with some bleach-blonde named Bernice.
When we found him Christmas mornin'
We thought he had a heart attack.
But he had tar prints on his forehead
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He took Grandma's death too well.
Started watchin' porno movies
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It's a better Christmas without Grandpa
Last year in church, he mooned the choir.
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You know Grandpa didn't leave me nuthin',
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"Bar Month" at OnMilwaukee.com is back for another round – brought to you by Aperol, Pinnacle, Jameson, Fireball, Red Stag and Avion. The whole month of February, we're serving up intoxicatingly fun articles on bars and clubs – including guides, the latest trends, bar reviews and more. Grab a designated driver and dive in!
Apparently, Friday, Feb. 22 is National Margarita Day which is enough of a reason for me to treat myself to a salty-rimmed libation after what will be, most likely, a long week.
So the only question left is where to celebrate this thirst quenching, potentially dangerous non-holiday. In this year's Best Of contest, readers picked La Fuente, and although I enjoy dining there occasionally, it would not be my personal choice as a go-to spot simply for margaritas.
Here are a few places that I think mix a mean margarita and, as always, feel free to add your favorite via the Talkback feature.
COA. These made-from-scratch margaritas are absolutely delicious and not too sweet which is key for me. I am not a mall person, but I will make a stop at Bayshore just to have one. (And to buy a few things at Trader Joe's, like edamame and cheap wine, for example.)
Conejito's. Perhaps the most controversial margarita in the city. People seem to love 'em or hate 'em. I usually get extra salt on the rim to combat the lemonadey flavor, but I really like the taste, the size (small-ish) and the cost. (Cheapest in town.) I've had so many of these over the years they are now one of my comfort drinks. Wait, do I really have comfort drinks? Uh-oh.
Riviera Maya. Although I prefer the classic lime margarita the most, Riviera Maya has a great selection of handcrafted margaritas. Especially if you plan to drink only one, as I usually do (tequila makes me bossy and mean), this is a great place to really feel like you're treating yourself with a tamarindo – made with tamarind, tequila, triple sec, lemonade and a chili-salted rim – or an X-rated, featuring tequila, grapefruit juice and vodka.
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I went on YouTube for this CM and found another ad by Ray-Ban. I thought it was amazing so I'm going to share it here (sry for the distraction): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ1tNvhGPUg&feature=related
pathetic, sorry. When you try to tell me that with your product i will be super hero, i always have torsions.
Not very innovative, but surely it will catch some attention and possibly guys remember the brand when they buy some gardening appliances next time.
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The 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt saw few changes to the fun little car first introduced in 2005. As the replacement for the late, great Chevy Cavalier, the '06 Cobalt is an entry-level compact that makes a great first car.
Offered in a range of trims (LS, LT, LTZ, and SS) the 2006 Cobalt is available in both sedan and coupe bodystyles. The Cobalt was designed to compete with relatively low-priced imports like the Hyundai Elantra and the Kia Spectra, leaving the Chevrolet Aveo to compete with the very low-priced, very bare-bones offerings.
One aspect of the '06 Chevy Cobalt that may disappoint Cavalier loyalists is its relatively sparse assortment of standard features. If you're buying the base LS trim and want ABS, front-side and side-curtain airbags, or OnStar service, you're going to have to pay for the options. Standard features are more plentiful on the LT, LTZ, and SS trims, but there are some surprising omissions.
The baseline engine for the '06 Chevrolet Cobalt is a 2.2-liter inline-4 that puts out 145 horsepower; the SS models have a 171-horsepower, 2.4-liter dual-overhead-cam inline-four, and the SS Supercharged boasts a 2.0-liter, 205-horsepower supercharged four-cylinder that delivers 200 lb.-ft. of torque. All of these mills offer plenty of power to get the lightweight (under 2,800 pounds curb weight) Cobalt around with ease.
And when it comes to fuel efficiency, the 2006 Chevy Cobalt delivers, with EPA estimates ranging from 25 mpg city, 34 mpg highway to 23 mpg city, 29 mpg highway, depending on engine.
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LA Galaxy Homegrown Player Oscar Sorto started and went 90 minutes as the U.S. Under-23's fell 3-0 to their counterparts from Brazil on Monday evening in Brasilia.
The 20-year-old Galaxy defender was solid in defense for the USMNT U-23's and nearly helped set up an equalizer in the second half with a dangerous cross that was ultimately flubbed by former Galaxy Academy forward Mario Rodriguez.
Although the Americans had their chances, the Brazilians dominated from start to finish even going ahead after just three minutes when center back Luan beat U.S. goalkeeper Cody Cropper. The Brazilians then padded their lead with two goals in the second half as Brazilian youngsters Douglas and Vinicius scored.
U.S. Soccer presents Landon Donovan with a framed jersey representing all 19 jerseys wore in national team career
Landon Donovan donned the U.S. National Team kit for a final time on Friday in the U.S. National Team's 1-1 draw with Ecuador and U.S. Soccer made sure that their greatest player ever left with a truly meaningful parting gift.
Prior to the match with Ecuador, U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati presented Donovan with a jersey made up of all 19 jerseys that Donovan wore during his career with the USMNT. The jersey was placed on a wooden frame that included the engraved names of all of Donovan's teammates from his 157 appearances with the national team.
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A gift to @LandonDonovan from @ussoccer…19 jerseys from his career and the names of his #USMNT teammates. pic.twitter.com/JNXl8DBpkr
— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) October 10, 2014
Everyone is rushing to honor Landon Donovan ahead of his final cap for the U.S. National Team and the latest to the party is the soccer website Soccerly.
In the stunning graphic below, Soccerly designer Shio created a composite of all the USMNT jerseys that Donovan wore during his 15 years with the national team.
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CARSON, Calif. –Landon Donovan will take the field for a final time for the U.S. National Team this Friday against Ecuador and according to the Galaxy great, it couldn't have happened without the influence of U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati.
Donovan was named captain for the match on Tuesday by U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann, but the 32-year-old forward told reporters that he has yet to speak to the national team boss ahead of the game. While Donovan's relationship with Klinsmann has been noticeably frosty since he was excluded from the U.S. squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup,
"I give Sunil a lot of credit for making the effort to make this happen. He made sure that this was going to happen and I'm glad that he did. I wasn't sure at first, but he did a good job of making sure that it all came together. I'm sure that it's going to be a terrific event and I'm very excited."
And when asked if his USMNT swansong would not have happened without Gulati's sway, Donovan's answer was revealing.
"I don't know for sure," admitted Donovan. "But I'd say that's a safe assumption."
LA Galaxy Homegrown Bradford Jamieson IV scored two goals as the U.S. Under-20's rallied to a 3-2 win past the reserve side of Argentine club Defensa y Justicia.
The Argentines opened up the match by putting the Americans behind 2-0 in the opening 15 minutes but Jamieson started the comeback with his first goal for the U.S. U-20 team in 17th minute of play.
Former Galaxy Academy attacker Paul Arriola equalized for the U.S. in the 35th minute. But it was Jamieson who notched the game winner when he finished a Romain Gall pass to give Tab Ramos' squad the victory.
The U.S. U-20's end their trip to Argentina with a match against the Argentina U-20's on Sept. 9.
LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane came on as a second half substitute in Republic of Ireland's 2-0 win over Asian nation Oman in Dublin.
Keane entered the match in the 59th minute and nearly found the back of the net in the 80th minute, but saw his attempt saved by goalkeeper Ali Al-Habisi.
The Republic of Ireland take on Georgia in the Central European nation's capital of Tiblisi as they start their 2016 European Championship qualification campaign.
There will be an an LA Galaxy connection on the Brazil squad named for their upcoming matches against Colombia on Sept. 6 and Ecuador on Sept. 9.
Ricardo Goulart, the younger brother of Galaxy midfielder Juninho, was named to the 22-man squad for the U.S. based friendlies on Tuesday. The September games will be the first for the Selecao under new head coach Dunga and the first since the South American nation was unceremoniously dispatched from the 2014 FIFA World Cup with a devastating 7-1 defeat to eventual champions Germany on home soil.
Goulart, 23, plays for Brazilian club Cruizero and is current goal scoring leader in the Brazilian Serie A with eight goals for the Belo Horizonte based club.
"My family and I are very happy that my brother has been called into the national team," Juninho told LA Galaxy Insider on Tuesday. "I've been with him throughout his career and it's such an honor to see him represent our country. I hope that this is the start of a long career for Brazil for my brother."
LA Galaxy shake off any concerns of post Manchester United defeat hangover ahead of Seattle Sounders FC clash
CARSON, Calif. -- After their first practice since their 7-0 Chevrolet Cup defeat to Manchester United, the LA Galaxy were defiant that there will be no "post-friendly hangover" as they look ahead to their pivotal match against Seattle Sounders FC at CenturyLink Field on Monday.
The Galaxy reaction to their disappointing defeat was pointed and the social media response was even greater, but despite the frustration, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena shrugged off any concerns that his team could be unprepared for Monday.
"We don't worry about these exhibitions whether we're on the positive side or the negative side. They are exhibitions," said Arena. "They're to entertain the people that attended. They're not to decide how good you are or how bad how they are.
Galaxy captain Robbie Keane -- who was by far the most frank after the defeat -- admitted that the Galaxy will need to put the loss behind them quickly, if they'll complete with a Sounders team that is currently at the top of the MLS standings.
"As far as I'm concerned it's gone anyway. It's no reflection of how we've been doing and the hope is that the players forget about it," said Keane. "After all, what's the point? We didn't win anything, we didn't lose anything, we lost the game, but we couldn't any points from it so in that respect, it didn't really matter."
PASADENA, Calif. – The LA Galaxy admitted that they received a major lesson in the "little things" in their 7-0 defeat to Manchester United at the Rose Bowl Stadium on Wednesday evening.
Throughout the defeat—which was LA's largest defeat in a friendly match— United. Following the match, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena and captain Robbie Keane stressed that LA could learn plenty from the crisp passing and quick movement that United displayed throughout their runaway victory.
A lesson that second-year Galaxy forward Gyasi Zardes took to heart.
"I felt like we learned that when the pressure is on that we have to deal with it," said Zardes after the defeat. "We can definitely learn from United who are a fast team whose speed of play is superb. We can definitely start working on our own speed of play…I still feel like this was a good game going into our Seattle game so we get prepared mentally and physically."
But for Landon Donovan, it'll be important that the players apply those lessons heading into the all-important match against Seattle Sounders FC on Monday.
"You see what happens at higher level [where] everything happens at least a second or two faster. The speed of thought, the speed of play, the way they move, the way they react to things—technically, tactically, all those things," said Landon Donovan. "And you hope when you come out of the game, especially the young guys, that they are not saying 'Oh my god, they were so amazing,' but 'they do all the little things right' and 'how can I be better individually.'"
Bruce Arena and Juan Mata rave about the large crowd on hand for LA Galaxy defeat to Manchester United
PASADENA, Calif. -- The result wasn't what the LA Galaxy wanted by any stretch of the imagination, but the crowd of 86,432 was reason to smile.
The Galaxy's crowd of nearly 90,000 for their 7-0 Chevrolet Cup defeat to English powerhouse Manchester United was the sixth largest crowd in U.S. club soccer history. Although his team fell in a disappointing loss, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena was amazed by the crowd.
"I think that the crowd was great. I have nothing but the greatest respect for the show that Man U put on," said Arena. "A bunch of guys out there fighting for jobs and it looked that way. First half I don't think was a 3-0 game but being as professional as they are and the quality that they had they punished us on every mistake. So it's a good lesson for all players…certainly the second half was a bit of the same.
However, Galaxy captain Robbie Keane took a different view stating that it was embarrassing to lose so convincingly in front of such a large crowd.
"Losing 7-0…no chance," said Keane when he asked if it was fun to play in front of a large crowd. "I felt like it [would be better] if it was only five people left to see that instead of [80,000-plus], but we have to move on, simple as that."
But United midfielder Juan Mata was impressed by the crowd that supported United in droves.
"It was unbelievable. It was crazy," said Mata. "We are so grateful."


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Dominica's Truly Premier Hotel
I travel for business regularly throughout the Caribbean, US and UK and when in Dominica, I always stay at the Fort Young Hotel. This hotel has what I consider the cleanest rooms in the Caribbean. Rooms are well maintained from the most economical (Standard) to the most luxurious (Oceanfront Suite which I splurged on when I brought my husband for his birthday). The hotel's staff are genuinely friendly, quite helpful and hospitable; no question was inconvenient to ask, no request was too much to fulfil. Dominica is the true Caribbean, unspoilt, rugged, naturally beautiful and most of all, the prople are wonderful. Fort Young Hotel stands alone when it comes to Excellent Service, Beautiful Rooms and a Magnificient View of the Caribbean Sea. Always and highly recommended.
Not as good as we hoped
My new wife and I stayed at the Fort Young as part of our adventure holiday for our honeymoon, having previously been in Barbados for 5 nights (all inclusive). We stayed here for 4 nights and it was our base for seeing the nature island of Dominica. After a long drive of an hour and a half from the main airport we were ready to relax in our room, which was one of the older rooms in the complex, facing out to the ocean. The room had an all-wooden floor, and there were nets in the windows, not glass, so the local wildlife could be heard very clearly, luckily we were usually so tired this didn't keep us awake too long at night. The room was of a decent size and was clean and tidy. The walk-in shower was very nice!
We found the hotel to be quite unfriendly, it was difficult to find the prices of meals and the staff were not helpful if you had a question. At breakfast one morning they tried to overcharge my wife and make her pay for the full cooked breakfast when she had purposely gone for a cheaper option. We were on a budget when staying here and wanted to keep track of costs, whereas the staff just wanted to put everything on your room bill. We were looked at as if it was a strange request when we wanted to pay cash for drinks at the bar.
The staff at the activities desk (who arranged our adventure itinerary) were great though, very knowlegeable and friendly, and they made up for the rest of the staff in our eyes.
Dominica is, in general, cheap in terms of everyday costs, there are many shops in Roseau where you can buy a snack and a drink. We also recommend the restaurant down the road from the hotel, La Robe Creole, which was a lot cheaper than eating in the hotel. Though there were mostly business people staying when we were there, the Fort Young is a good base for exploring this beautiful island, just maybe not all that we were hoping for.
Friendly Fort
A tremendous oasis of calm in the middle of Roseau. The new wing of oceanfront rooms and new pool and bar have really made a difference to this hotel. A new manager was appointed in the Spring and seems to have made a big impact on levels of service; which was pretty attentive and friendly throughout.
The oceanfront suites are excellent - we were upgraded for staying for longer than six nights. Suites have a mini-kitchen, two bathrooms, large bedroom and living room, with wraparound balcony.
Other positives:
- Waterfront Restaurant - good, fresh imaginative menus; friendly service
- Activities Desk - great flexibility for visits
- New infinity pool
- Great rum punches
Some negatives:
- New rooms make older rooms look rather tired and in need of refurbishment
- Adequate breakfast buffet - needs some new ideas
- Bar/snack menu - needs some new ideas
- Marquis de Bouille restaurant - rather gloomy and tired
Finally, as cruise ship traffic builds up, the area around the hotel becomes very busy. There's also the prospect of having a vast cruise ship docked a few hundred metres down from the hotel. Spolis the view of the sunset! We stayed off peak in August, with only one ship a week.
Great Hotel - but some facilities need improving
This is a wonderful hotel - the rooms are well appointed with all mod cons. The check in is friendly, the location perfect. And the food is not bad either ...
That's the good news.
What needs improving is the service in the bar area, the signage and the breakfast buffet.
Otherwise, this is a lovely hotel to stay at ...
Fort Young is a mixed bag
We stayed at the Fort Young Hotel in Roseau, Dominica, in February 2005. In short, our experience at the hotel was a mixed bag.
On the positive side, from what we could see, the Fort Young is one of the nicest and most comfortable hotels in Roseau. The rooms are clean and relatively spacious with balconies, there are a couple of restaurants on site (which are decent but nothing to rave about), the facility sits perched right on the water, there is an in-house excursions desk which made planning hikes and snorkeling trips very convenient, there is a business center with fast internet connections, the hotel is located just minutes from downtown Roseau where there are very good local restaurants, and there is a pool surrounded by pretty vegetation near the open air bar/cafe. Lastly, we must say that the Fort Young makes the absolute BEST rum punches (and we don't even like rum!) - it is a wonderful combination of fresh passion fruit and lime juice - don't miss it if you go there.
On the other hand, we found the front desk staff to be of extremely limited help, rather unfriendly, and seemingly unconcerned about the guests' concerns and needs. First, we arrived at the Fort Young a day late because we missed our connecting flight, and were told, right in the middle of Dominica's chaotic carnival season, that our room had been given away and that the hotel was completely booked. We were shocked given that our entire stay had been pre-paid months before through Travelocity, and we further explained that we had tried to call the hotel numerous times over the past 24 hours to notify them of our late arrival but were unable to get through (other guests we met also reported that they had trouble calling the hotel during that period). In response, the front desk treated us as though we were lying and made up pathetic excuses as to why they were justified in giving our room away. In the end, we refused to accept their position, and they ultimately and "miraculously" found a room for us.
During our entire stay, there was massive construction on a new wing right outside our room. From as early as 7am on through the evenings, there was incessant and loud sawing, drilling, hammering, and yelling. We understand that hotels need to expand and renovate, but the Fort Young neglects to mention the ongoing expansion on their website, so many guests were unaware of this huge inconvenience before they arrived! As residents of New York City, we were particularly dismayed at having to live with this constant noise pollution. In addition, Fort Young boasts a spa and fitness facility on their website, but also neglects to mention that these amenities are currently closed due to the expansion. One couple we met and shared excursions with had no hot water in their room for 5 days straight, and another couple checked out early because they wanted to lounge around the hotel on most days and couldn't take the noise anymore.
Again, the Fort Young is likely the most comfortable place to stay in the Roseau area, but the staff needs a major attitude adjustment in the kindness and hospitality areas, the food should be much better in the on-site restaurants considering that they are charging New York City prices, and the hotel should be up front and honest about the inconveniences associated with the ongoing expansion.
Great location
We moved to the Ft Young Hotel after being disappointed by our stay at the Hummingbird Inn. What a welcome change! The room was very clean and ocean view was fantastic--all for roughly the same price as the H. Inn. We also really enjoyed the pool, outdoor tables at the restaurant, and location right in downtown Roseau. Our only disappointment was the food at the restaurant: it was our biggest splurge of our honeymoon, and the food was terrible (vegetable streudel frozen in the middle). Also, make sure the restaurant serves you bottled water--we think this is how/where we got sick.
I didn't know what to expect
I didn't know what to expect - but was very pleasantly surprised - probably the best hotel on the island - food very good, service quite astonishingly fast. Lovely friendly people especially Anne Williams - customer services and Joel - waiter in the restaturant. Lovely and clean rooms. All in all a very pleasant stay at the hotel - very well recommended.
Thank You Fort Young
I was in Roseau on a business trip. Lots to do in the hotel. The pool and ocean front balconies made it a great place to stay on the Island while working.
Dominica is perfect
After a half day cruise visit we fell in love with the beautiful, lush green island of Dominica and its wonderfully friendly people. So we went back for 4 days as a side trip from St. Martin.We stayed in the Fort Young Hotel, right in Roseau, the capital,and very near the cruise ship dock. It's a well designed hotel built into the remains of an old fort. The rooms are spacious, all have great views and the staff are exceptionally friendly. The restaurant is reputed to be the best on the island, and we found it quite good.We are birdwatchers and we hooked up with Bertrand Jno Baptiste again (he had been our guide on the first visit). He is the bird expert on the island and knows the flora and fauna like the back of his hand. The main roads on Dominica are mostly terrible - narrow and full of potholes, and the side roads are worse. Without his four wheel drive we wouldn't have made it.But it's the spectacular scenery - rain forest, mountains, cliffs and the sea, that we loved.And the people. We were walking around in Roseau one day and a woman who looked as if she was in her nineties stopped my wife and suggested that she was walking too fast - "You're in the islands now"!The only downside is the airport at Melville Hall, 36 miles from Roseau and well over an hour's drive, even for taxis, on an incredibly twisted, hilly and potholed road that we navigated on arrival through a torrential downpour (the only rain we got in the 4 days).And beware Caribbean Star airlines, one of the two choices in getting to Dominica. They were on time and pleasant to fly with. But they "reconfirmed" us three times on a flight that did not exist, rebooked us the night before on a flight that did, but had no record of us when we showed up for the flight. Their reservations staff obviousl just say "yes" to any telephone request and do absolutley nothing about it.Dominica is a place for eco-tourists, hikers, deep sea divers and snorkellers and those looking for a quiet life. There are no large resorts and if there are any decent beaches we never found them.Just to illustrate local attitudes, the prime minister of Dominica had died just before we arrived and the island was in official mourning. At the hotel, they had cancelled "happy hour" out of respect. I like that attitude!
Lovely rooms, so-so food, overall good service
Stayed at this hotel a week or two ago, for two nights. Overall, the rooms were very comfortable (go for the new wing, which is lovely). The service was willing if horribly slow (20 minutes for a diet coke is unacceptable) but the food was tasteless. Breakfast was lukewarm buffet food and bland fruits (why, when this island is positively dripping in gorgeous fresh fruits wherever you look).
I would stay here for work (as did most the people), but if I were coming to Dominica for a vacation, with an eco-twist, I would probably opt for somewhere with more character of a less-commercial type.
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Yes that is fine, as long as it's a 9.5mm thick 2.5in SATA SSD it'll be the same as an HDD.
Are you sure? Because I have read that you must have your optical drive in system profiler in serial-ata and I can't see it. I just have to know that you are 100% sure. Btw which SSD do you recommend?
Yes, an SSD for all intents and purposes is on the outside basically the same as an HDD, uses same interfaces, etc.. If you don't want to spend too much money, this 80GB one is pretty good. IF you really want to spend a lot of money check out this one, for 250GB. Another option you may also want to consider is a hybrid drive, which has both an SSD and an HDD, putting on the SSD what you use more often, thus combining the speed of an SSD with the capacity of an HDD. You can get a good one here. It all depends on your budget and needs.
Fine, thank you. Do you know any step-by-step guide for this Macbook what should I do and what I need to replace it with SSD? And should I wait for TRIM support in 10.7 or not? Which SSD do you think will be supported by Apple (TRIM)?
Use this guide and I wouldn't worry about waiting for 10.7, all these drives are commonly used in Macs.
There is only the guide how to remove optical drive, but there is not the second part how to fit SSD into optical bay enclosure, which is important too. I don't really know, which cables should I buy if ever too. Thanks.


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In this video I will show you how to make a clothes hanger making device / contraption / maker / tool that will allow you to consistently make realistic hangers for your dolls. For this I am using a piece of wood, nails, a hammer, wire and pliers. The materials are very easy to find so I am sure you will be able to recreate this project at home.


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utility knife
tape measure and laser level
table saw and circular saw
wood glue
paintbrush and roller
primer and paint
nail gun and nails
1. If the space you're using has baseboard remove it with a utility knife and crowbar. We recycled ours to use in front of the window seat.
2. Start building the frame by cutting down four pieces of poplar to run along the back, sides and front of the nook.
3. Use glue and the nail gun to attach the frame pieces to the wall at the desired height. Use a laser level to align them all perfectly. Attach the front piece to the two sides.
4. Mark out the dimensions of the top and face pieces of the seat onto the birch plywood and then cut them out using the circular saw.
5. If you want to add a storage compartment to the bench with access from the seat, cut a rectangle out of the top piece. You may want to give it rounded corners for a more decorative look. Sand the edges of both pieces until smooth.
6. Create a ledge on the underside of the seat to hold the cutout piece in place. Cut two pieces of poplar to the exact length of the opening on seat and cut two pieces of poplar a little bit shorter than the width of the opening. Attach the ledge pieces to the underside of the seat leaving at least a one inch overhanging into the opening to hold the cutout piece. Drill a hole in the center of the cutout piece so it can be pulled up with a finger.
7. Prime then paint all pieces and allow all them to dry completely.
8. Attach the top and front face into the frame with the nail gun.
9. Install baseboard and shoe molding across the front.
10. If you want to dress it up even more, add molding along the top of the bench. Cut it down on the table saw making mitered-edge cuts and install it with the nail gun and wood glue.
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Right now, the Earth has experienced a little more than half of the warming that will eventually result from the present concentration of CO2. That basically means that if we stop emitting all CO2 and other greenhouse gasses tomorrow, the Earth would very likely still hit 1.5C of warming.
But the authors are very much correct that the 2C goal isn't safe by any means. Current model estimates are that the ice sheet of Greenland will destabilize and completely melt at somewhere close to 2C of warming. That would cause approximately 7 meters of sea level rise, in addition to all of the other sources of sea level rise (note: it'd take a few hundred years for Greenland to melt, but even relatively small amounts of sea level rise can be devastating). There's a fair amount of uncertainty here. Greenland might not destabilize until warming of 2.5C. Or it might start occur right at 2C. It would be far, far better to never find out.
2C is primarily a goal just because reasonable and cost-effective but aggressive measures to limit greenhouse gas emissions can (at present) allow us to reach a 2C target. We really wouldn't have to sacrifice much of anything to reach a 2C target (and the extra construction of renewable energy infrastructure would be a boon to many economies who are currently struggling). But we would have to overturn the massive influence of the fossil fuel lobby both on government and on the public discourse.


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Home made polymer clay
Hi, everyone.
I'm new to this forum,
I hang out on the cooking forum quite a lot.
And mostly lurk on the Garden Junk forum,
Also the Mosaic forum.
Doesn't seem to be much going on here,
But I'm hoping some do read here now & then,
And can answer a question I have.
I am wanting to make some Christmas ornaments with ploymer clay.
Not only is it not available within a 50 mile radius of me,
It is pretty expensive,
If one is on a limited fixed income.
So I have been looking at recipes for making my own.
My questions is simply this:
Has anyone here tried it?
Do you have a recipe you prefer over others?
Is it harder, easier, whatever, to work with than the "real" stuff?
And most of all, how fragile is it?
Thanks for responding!
I'm sorry that no one answered your question . This forum
doesn't seem to get any traffic any more.
do a search for cold porcelain.
here is one spot.. scroll down the page and see the video
demonstration. It's a micro wave recipe
Here is a link that might be useful: cold porcelain
I have used polymer clay to make small items. I haven,t heard about making your own, but there are many dough type recipes that might work for you. They usually contain flour. One that you might like has salt and flour and when your sculpture dries, the salt gives a sparkly effect. I have seen Christmas ornaments for sale that were made out of this. I don't know the recipe offhand, but you could easily find it on the internet or in craft books. Coating it with a couple layers of acrylic varnish should protect it. ( This is my first posting, since I just joined today.)


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Trooper nearly kept one scribe from chronicling history
On Nov. 28, 1981, I was given the dubious honor of covering, for Sports Illustrated, the game that would certify Alabama's Paul "Bear" Bryant as the winningest college football coach of all time. Don't get me wrong, it promised to be a great event, surely the most memorable matchup of hated intrastate rivals Alabama and Auburn ever to take place in Birmingham's Legion Field.
|Bear Bryant got the first one. Auburn followed. Now, having a trooper beside your coach is more than just for protection. There's status involved on both sides. ESPN.com national columnist Pat Forde checks in on the guys who surround the coach every time he walks to the center of the field. Story.
Trouble was, the story my colleague Frank Deford wrote was not quite the hero-worshipping hosanna that the Church of the Crimson Tide would have expected. Instead of hailing the Bear for his greatness, Deford pilloried the coach as ornery, racist and a downright hindrance to higher education.
So imagine you're me as the last of 83,000 fans are squeezing into Legion Field a few minutes before the historic kickoff, and you hear your name boom over the PA loudspeakers: "John Papanek of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, please report to the press box." Now imagine the sound produced by 166,000 lungs booing you.
OK, so I wasn't among friends. But I had a job to do, and that was to chronicle history. So as the last minutes ticked down on Bama's 28-17 win, I did what my 200 or so press-box cohorts did -- make my way down to the field so that as the gun sounded we could follow the teams through the tunnel and into the interview room, where we'd write down all the colorful mutterings the Bear would intone.
"I'm authorized to go to the interview area. It's my job," I said, showing my press credential.
"That there says you're from Sports Illustrated," the trooper announced. Then he shouted to the crowd of fans now pressing in around us: "Y'all think we should let Sports Illustrated into the interview area?"
Boos, jeers and some dollops of spittle rained upon me. I got angry. "If you don't let me in there, goddammit, the most important sports magazine in America is not going to carry the story of this game!"
"That's it," said the trooper. "You guys asked for it. Now I'm going to place you under arrest!"
"What's the charge?" I said, expecting to hear something about libel or slander or heresy.
"Cursing," he said. "In front of women."
At that point, I wanted to go to jail. Imagine the stories I'd be able to tell!
But just then, the Auburn sports information director walked by and said, "Let him through, boys."
Damn. I had to go to work.
John Papanek is the senior vice president and editorial director of ESPN New Media
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By Paul Tuthill
A very snowy winter and a chilly start to spring in the northeast,has people looking forward to the opening of farmers' markets. The number of farmers' markets in Massachusetts has grown in each of the last several years. The Farmers' Market at Forest Park in Springfield opened for its 16th season last Tuesday. WAMC's Pioneer Valley Bureau Chief spoke with the long time market manager Belle Rita Novak


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Sasha Go Hard, Weasel Sims, Chief BL – 2 Sides
Produced by D. Jbari
Here we have a nice little posse cut courtesy of DJ Mike Chi. Sasha, Weasel and Chief? Well god damn! It must be two sides.
Video: Kit f/ Sasha Go Hard – I Sell Everything
Directed by Elevator. Produced by Stakz Da Producer.
Everything's for sell and you can bet that Kit and Sasha have everything you're looking for. Don't believe me? Just watch their newest clip, "I Sell Everything," above. This joint goes.
Sasha Go Hard – N***** Ain't Sh*t
Produced by Young Haz
Sasha takes some shots at the bad men of the world, on the scorched-earth-mode, "N***** Ain't Shit." Somebody clearly made her mad. Her fury blends perfectly with the 90s-strings-infused backdrop, which is one of the best beats we've heard Sasha wreck in a while. This sh*t smells good.
Sasha Go Hard f/ I.L Will – Spend It (Get It Back)
Chicago rap game power couple, Sasha Go Hard & I.L Will, drop a new single after a hiatus of dropping singles together. This one goes out to that almighty dollar, with hopes of spending and then getting it back. Things go in cycles, ya know?
So in case you weren't paying attention. 1.) Spend it. 2.) Get it back. 3.) Repeat.
Sasha Go Hard – Purge
Produced by Timmy Da Hitman
The Purge is real for Ms. Go Hard, who decides to cut loose a new joint from her Nutty World 2 mixtape, which is on the horizon for 2015. Here Sasha goes straight savage over this Timmy Da Hitman track. So yeah, clear the lane when Sasha is coming through. Stay woke — this is end of the world-type music.
Video: ZRO FOX [ProbCause & Psalm One] f/ Sasha Go Hard – Might Not
Last week, we got the debut track from the new group known as ZRO FOX, which consists of ProbCause and Hologram Kizzie (aka Psalm One). The track just so happened to be the same one we get the video for today, which features a guest slot from Ms. Sasha Go Hard. You might not have checked out "Might Not" last week, but you might want to this afternoon. Sleep at your own peril.
ZRO's self-titled debut drops next week. Set a calendar, tell a friend, etc.
ZRO FOX [ProbCause & Psalm One] f/ Sasha Go Hard – Might Not
Produced by Wes P
ZRO FOX is composed to two of your favorite Chicagoans, Psalm One (or Hologram Kizzie) and ProbCause. Yes, these two have joined forces on some Watch The Throne shit to bring you a collabo album that should impact some time later this month via Bonafyde Media.
Sure they've collabed numerous times, but today they bring the pain with "Might Not," which features Ms. Go Hard. You might want to check out "Might Not." We don't honor that if you're like 'might not.'
Grab it below.
Video: Sasha Go Hard – Bricks
Directed by Aaron Perkins Jr. Produced by Young Haz On Da Beat.
All white bricks. Off white bricks. All Sasha bricks. Sasha has carefully built her career brick by brick, so much so that she now has a house and happy home. Watch her nature and nurture in the futuristic clip above.
Sasha Go Hard – Bricks
Sasha Go Hard has carefully built her career brick by brick, and she'll be damned if you huff, puff and blow her house down. On "Bricks" she gets back to basics and tears up the mic for over three minutes, to silence critics, naysayers and haters. She has some things to get off her chest, so pay close attention. No bricking over here.
Video: Sasha Go Hard – Chiraq Pt. 2
Directed by APJ Films. Produced by Haz Da General.
Sasha goes hard in her new video for "Chiraq Pt. 2″, which you check out above. "Chiraq Pt. 2″ is the latest record from Sasha to get the visual treatment from her Feel So Good mixtape, available for stream and download here.


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