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I found this book while looking for an activity that my newly adopted nephew could do with his new father to help build their bond. Ever since then, I have bought the same book for many of my siblings children to interact and include time with their parents. I gave up on toys... kids out grow them or they break and they have too many, where as a book is educational and promotes a lifetime of learning. Since then I myself own the book and many of my friends children (my new favorite birthday gift). Everyone loves the book and the idea that it gives an activity for the entire family to enjoy. This book allows the ideas to flow and a drive to create and interact. I am currently working on a couple projects with my nieces and nephews and their parents. Also I admit I started one for myself to play in (child at heart). The pictures are fun and create a flow of imagination. The blueprints are easy to follow and provide ease of variations if need be; even if your not an avid carpenter the concepts are achievable. I highly recommend this book to anyone whom loves to interact with the children or be one themselves. :)
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I downloaded this eons ago, this song is absolutely brilliant as a remix. It captures the same power and feel as the original without going overboard, and still has a interesting keener sound to it. The guitar solo in the beginning sets the pace where a plain song wouldn't, in game you are anticipating it so you dont mind, but when just listening to the music you need some form of build...
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Apple tree with splitting bark
I have a 20 year old Mutsu Apple tree that has been bearing fruit every year prolifically. This year the main trunk and a few main branches developed large cracks in August and watery sap leaked out wetting the bark around below the cracks. The tree has also developed a one foot square section of trunk area at the base of the tree where the outer layer of bark is dying leaving a brown crusty peeling bark instead of the silver smooth bark.
Is this a warning sign of some disease? I don't see any pests but the tree late in the season gets powdery mildew and has a small amount of fireblight this year for the first time. Does anyone have helpful suggestions of how to save the tree? I love the fruit!
I'm used to getting a kind of cracking with Mutsus but not like the picture you show where it goes all the way to the wood. If it had showed up in early spring I'd suggest SW injury.
What is the fertilization history of the tree and lawn? I could imagine a tree doing that because of excess nitrogen and/or water or even as a result of excessive pruning.
If the tree is growing with normal vigor and your primary symptom is a cracked bark I doubt this is a life threatening issue but there should be clear callous already forming to close off the wound.
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MAXON, the leading developer of professional 3D modeling, painting, animation and rendering solutions, today announced that a group of Savannah College of Art and Design® (SCAD) students, relied on CINEMA 4D, its industry-leading motion graphics software, to help develop and design the animated opening concepts for the FOX Sports Super Bowl XLVIII game-day broadcast on February 2, 2014.
For the past 12 years, CINEMA 4D has been in use at SCAD in the Motion Media Design department as a resource to teach state-of-the art 3D graphics and visual effects techniques.
"MAXON remains committed to the education community in developing the highest quality 3D tools that will inspire the next generation of 3D creative professionals," Paul Babb, CEO, MAXON US says. "We are thrilled that CINEMA 4D helped the SCAD student design team tackle the creative challenges on one of the most-watched television programs in the world."
Led by Austin Shaw, SCAD professor of Motion Media Design studies and design industry veteran, a team of 20 students spent 10-weeks during the Fall 2013 term providing creative elements for the opening of the Super Bowl based on assets provided by FOX Sports. The project is a collaboration of SCAD's Collaborative Learning Center (CLC) and the FOX Sports University program. The CLC awards students credit and real-world project experience as they research and solve challenging design problems with the professional community.
According to Shaw, CINEMA 4D is among the software tools used in the curriculum at SCAD to educate students about network branding and enabled his team to more easily and efficiently contribute high quality and inspiring content for consideration on the high profile project.
"CINEMA 4D was very useful to the design process and gave the students a winning advantage when creating the style frames and design boards that serve as important visual guides while also allowing us to showcase dynamic moments in time to FOX Sports prior to the production of the Super Bowl broadcast."
Jason M. Diaz, who served as student technical director for the project, explained that during production CINEMA 4D's character animation tools helped the team create a fast workflow for motion tests to animate Cleatus, the FOX Sports robot, and blend its different movements. "We were able to convert motion capture and hand animated data into motion clips using CINEMA 4D's Motion System with a result that it felt more like editing footage, compared to copying and pasting keyframes in the traditional manner."
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Genre-defying artist Gina Sicilia at Adriatic Oct. 17
Staff Report
The 25-year-old genre-defying Gina Sicilia will take the stage at Rockford's Adriatic Café and Live Music Bar at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 17.
Sicilia's evening performance at the Adriatic is in conjunction with a Blues In the Schools performance to be held earlier in the day.
The young Philadelphia songstress exploded onto the scene in 2007 as her debut CD, Allow Me to Confess, was met with acclaim by fans and critics alike.
Sicilia was heralded as a distinctive new voice in the blues, as well as an insightful songwriter and interpreter of neglected classics in the Rhythm & Blues canon.
Exposed to music at an early age by her parents, Sicilia showed a passion for music. She began writing her own songs at age 12, and had written numerous songs by age 16 that would later be recorded on her debut album.
Sicilia graduated from Temple University in 2007 with a degree in journalism. During her sophomore year of college, she began attending a weekly blues jam, Warmdaddy's, in Philadelphia, where she got her first performing experience and met a group of local musicians who would help her record her first demo.
In 2008, Sicilia was nominated for "Best New Artist Debut" at the Blues Music Awards in Memphis, Tenn., just as her sophomore release, Hey Sugar, proved her also to be a legitimate contender in the worlds of classic country and Americana.
With her new 2011 release, Can't Control Myself, Sicilia broadens her stylistic palette, infusing even more soul and Americana into her bedrock influences of blues and R&B. The CD features seven new compositions, as well as three choice covers borrowed from Bobby Bland, Stevie Wonder and Ike & Tina Turner.
The Adriatic is at 327 W. Jefferson St., Rockford. Admission is $5 for adults and free for students. Call (779) 537-4006 for more about the show.
From the Oct. 10-16, 2012, issue


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FAIR's Peter Hart points out this statement by CNN anchor Kiran Chetry this morning: "You also talk about letting taxes expire for families that make over $250,000. Some would argue that in some parts of the country that is middle class."
As Hart noted, households that make more than $250,000 make up only 1.5 percent of the U.S.
In 2008, Newsweek's Daniel Gross explained that even in the wealthiest metropolitan areas, $250,000 is a lot of money:
As census data show, state median incomes vary from $65,933 in New Jersey to $35,971 in Mississippi. But even in wealthy states, $250,000 ain't bad-it's nearly four times the median income in wealthy states like Maryland and Connecticut. And even if you look at the wealthiest metropolitan areas-Washington, D.C. ($83,200); San Francisco ($73,851); Boston ($68,142); and New York ($61,554)-$250,000 a year dwarfs the median income.
[T]he number of places where $250,000 stretches you is small indeed-certain parts of Greenwich, Conn.; several neighborhoods in Manhattan; some of California's coast. Even in the most exclusive communities where the wealthy congregate, $250,000 is still pretty good coin. Consider this: CNNMoney recently ranked America's 25 wealthiest towns. In all of them, someone making $250,000 would have a difficult time buying his dream house. But in all of them, making $250,000 means you're doing better than most of your neighbors. Even in America's richest town, New Canaan, Conn., the median income is $231,138.
In other words, to make Chetry's statement that $250,000 is "middle class" in "some parts of the country" true, you have to define "some parts of the country" as specific neighborhoods -- not regions or states or even metropolitan areas. Neighborhoods.
Chetry's statement recalls Charlie Gibson's embarrassing performance during a 2008 Democratic primary debate, in which he suggested that a family with two public school teachers as makes $200,000 a year. Gibson's statement was so badly out of touch with reality, the audience actually laughed at him.
As I noted at the time:
You have to wonder how media stars like Blitzer and Gibson have lost touch with their viewers so badly that they think $200,000 incomes are typical.
Charlie Gibson reportedly makes $8 million a year and is paid less than his counterparts at CBS and NBC.
Might that have something to do with his lack of perspective? How could it not?
Charlie Gibson would see his taxes go up under the Democrats' plan. So would Wolf Blitzer. And, coincidentally, they suggest that their viewers' taxes would go up, too -- even though for the vast majority of viewers, that isn't true.
With Candy Crowley set to take over CNN's Sunday State of the Union broadcast, let's take a moment to review some of her most memorable moments.
Like the time Crowley insulted Iowans in a ham-handed attempt to portray John Kerry as a coastal elite for drinking green tea -- revealing her own elitist attitudes in the process.
And the time Crowley claimed Democrats "message" was "we don't support the troops and we're not tough on national security."
Or the time Crowley said it wasn't her job to tell viewers which politicians were lying more.
Or the time Crowley accused then-presidential candidate Barack Obama of rooting for economic difficulties.
That's the kind of track record that gets you a high-profile gig hosting a Sunday political talk show on CNN.
Earlier, I noted that the Washington Post's article about President Obama's proposed budget adopts Republican-friendly framing. It's striking how much better the New York Times' article is.
Unlike the Post, the Times makes clear that the budget simply allows the Bush tax cuts for those making at least $250,000 a year to expire as scheduled. (Though the Times does not spell out that the schedule was put in place by Bush himself.)
Unlike the Post, which simply quotes, paraphrases, and previews GOP attacks on Obama for the size of the deficit, the Times notes that "more than half the debt stems from policies enacted when Republicans controlled Congress and the White House."
And take a look at how the two papers put the size of the deficit in context:
To stabilize the debt, many economists say, the government should run annual deficits of no more than 3 percent of the overall economy, a target the White House has told key lawmakers it hopes to hit by 2015. But under Obama's new budget blueprint, deficits would sink no lower than 3.9 percent of the economy and begin to rise again by 2020.
A $1.6 trillion deficit for this fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30, would be about $150 billion greater than the shortfall in 2009, which was the highest since World War II. It would equal almost 11 percent of the gross domestic product. Economists generally consider anything above 3 percent to be unsustainable over the long haul, although many say it is a necessary evil at a time of deep economic distress.
The Times article could certainly benefit from additional detail, but it's far better than the Post's treatment of the question, which completely ignores the fact that economists think larger deficits are necessary during tough economic times.
News came down over the weekend that Candy Crowley will replace John King as host of CNN's Sunday political talk show, State of the Union.
Few in The Village have taken to bolstering conventional wisdom at the expense of real, truth-seeking journalism like Crowley. It looks like she'll fit right in on Sunday mornings. After all, the all-important network political chat shows could use another host with a penchant for allowing glaringly false misinformation to go unchallenged.
More on Crowley, here.
This continues to be one of the more amusing sidebar's to the Teabugging story -- the fact that Andrew Breitbart's Big Journalism is requesting corrections from media outlets that mistakenly reported that James O'Keefe had been charged with trying to "bug" Sen. Mary Landrieu's office. Breitbart's crew is trying to show how biased the nasty liberal media is.
However, there's a ginormous exception connected to the corrections drive: Breitbart is asking for corrections, except from right-wing media sites who made the exact same "bug" error. Why? Because Breitbart isn't interesting with holding journalists 'accountable.' (He doesn't have the foggiest idea of what that even means.) He's only interested in trying to score political points because Breitbart himself isn't a journalist, but rather a factually challenged ideologue.
So, considering that O'Keefe is giving an exclusive interview to Fox News' Sean Hannity tonight, and I guarantee O'Keefe is going to whine about how the media made errors in reporting the "bug" angle, here's my simple challenge to O'Keefe: I dare you to go on the Murdoch-owned Fox News and scold the Murdoch-owned New York Post for botching the "bug" story.
In fact, I triple dog dare you.
Here's the lede from today's Washington Post article about President Obama's budget:
The $3.8 trillion budget blueprint President Obama is submitting to Congress on Monday calls for billions of dollars in new spending to combat persistently high unemployment and bolster a battered middle class. But it also would slash funding for hundreds of programs and raise taxes on banks and the wealthy to help rein in soaring budget deficits.
To reduce deficits, he would impose new fees on some of the nation's largest banks and permit a range of tax cuts to expire for families earning more than $250,000 a year, in addition to freezing non-security spending for three years.
The budget includes $1.4 trillion in new taxes over the next decade, including the expiration of Bush administration tax breaks that benefit families making more than $250,000 a year.
Not once does the Post indicate that the "new taxes" and "raise[d] taxes" in the form of the expiration of the Bush tax breaks for families earning more than $250,000 a year are exactly what are provided for under current law -- a built-in feature of Bush's tax cut package. Portraying the decision to allow tax cuts to expire as scheduled as a tax increase -- or, worse, "new taxes" -- fundamentally skews tax policy debates in favor of conservatives, as I explained last year:
What makes all of this even more absurd is that the increase in the top tax rates probably shouldn't be considered a tax hike in the first place. Obama's tax rate proposal merely allows the Bush tax cuts to expire as they were designed. See, when the Republican Congress passed, and President Bush signed, the tax cuts in 2001, they decided not to make them permanent, scheduling them to expire in 2010. Obama's proposal simply allows that to happen for the top rates -- it makes no change to what is already going to happen under current law.
If the expiration, on schedule, of tax cuts that were always scheduled to expire is described as a policy of raising taxes, that makes a mockery of the entire tax policy debate of the past decade. It rigs tax debates in favor of Republicans, who find it easier to argue for tax cuts for the wealthy if they can argue that the cuts won't cost very much -- by making them "temporary" -- but who then get to argue that the scheduled expiration that they included in order to make the cuts look affordable would constitute a tax increase. The GOP gets to have it both ways, describing tax cuts as temporary when it helps them, and pretending they were intended to be permanent when it helps them. It's no great surprise Republicans want to have it both ways -- but that doesn't mean the media should go along.
Later in today's Washington Post article:
The new budget projects that the deficit will increase by $8.5 trillion over the next decade, a slight improvement over the $9 trillion, 10-year increase that the White House projected in August. Still, the deficit spending would drive borrowing from private sources to more than 68 percent of the economy by the end of next year, and to 77 percent of the economy by 2020.
I doubt many people flinched at the phrase "deficit spending" -- it has been a common element of news reports about the budget for years. But when was the last time you saw the phrase "deficit tax-cutting" in a news report? You have probably never seen it. It should be obvious that when the media employs a derisive short-hand phrase to describe spending during a time of deficits, but does not do so for tax cuts, that has a distorting effect on the public discourse.
Indeed, the Post carries the Republicans water, making their attacks on spending for them:
But Republicans are more likely to highlight the fact that a jobs bill would drive this year's budget deficit even higher than the record $1.4 trillion recorded in 2009.
Incredibly, the Post goes on to quote Republicans denouncing Obama's "fiscal discipline" and calling for further tax cuts -- without once indicating that those tax cuts would be "deficit tax cuts," or noting that they would open Republicans up to criticism for policies that would increase the deficit. The Washington Post apparently thinks only Democrats can be criticized for increasing the deficit -- and only through spending, not tax cuts.
This is becoming rather comical, but the facts remain stubborn. We're about to see what could be the first snow-less Winter Olympics, thanks to an extended warm streak in Vancouver, Canada. For the conservative media, which was atwitter over weather headlines about how cold it was earlier this month, this is very bad news.
Specifically, it appears that The Drudge Report and Fox News remain in complete denial. Of course, they don't want to cover -- let alone hype -- the story because it would uncut their beloved premise that cold weather in January means there is no climate change. So of course, news of an prolonged warm streak in Canada doesn't sit well with them, so they just play dumb.
But if Drudge or Fox News editors every get curious, here's a whole new batch of no-snow-in-Vancouver headlines they might want to check out:
Mounting a valiant battle to save the snow
Winter Olympics Buzz: Snow is scarce in Vancouver
Vancouver Olympics Just Need One Thing: Snow
Slushy weather gives new meaning to 'green' Olympics
Vancouver desperate for Olympic snow
Cypress Mountain won't get snow anytime soon
Organizers Deal With a Lack of Snow Ahead of Games
Warm weather not what Vancouver wants for Olympics
At Vancouver Olympics, straw battles sun, rain
Winter Olympics: Where's the snow??
Just to add to Simon Maloy's point below about how Roger Ailes today claimed that Glenn Beck had "apologized" for the one "unfortunate" thing he'd said on Fox News over the last 13 months.
Of course, the most famously "unfortunate" thing Beck said last year was when he called the president of the United States (i.e. "this guy") a "racist" with a deep-seated hatred of white people. But Beck never apologized. Indeed, his stubborn refusal to apologize is why he's lost nearly 100 advertisers since his "racist" charge. But now Ailes seems to be spinning the facts to suggest Beck did apologize.
So here's my question: If Ailes is actually now conceding that Beck's "racist" attack was "unfortunate," then why didn't Ailes say so in real time when the shocking comment was made on Ailes' cable channel?
As I noted last September:
Despite media reports to the contrary, Fox News executives explicitly refused to distance themselves from Beck's claim that President Obama is a "racist," let alone reprimand the host for the shockingly hateful comments. Fox News' initial knee-jerk response of failing to question any of the gutter rhetoric Beck dishes out, and the cable news giant's decision to treat the transgression as a nonstory unworthy of a serious response, of course, is what led to the boycott drive.
The fact that nobody anywhere inside Fox News had enough sense to hold Beck accountable or to even suggest that calling the president of the United States (aka "this guy") a "racist" on national television was well outside the bounds of professional broadcasting -- the fact that Fox News could not even for a moment publicly contemplate that Beck had stepped over a glaringly obvious line of common decency -- is why those same executives have been forced to watch as an avalanche of A-list advertisers go public with their plans to make sure they are no longer associated with Beck.
Looking back, it's hard to imagine how executives at Fox News could have handled Beck's "racist" smear any worse. And it's hard to imagine how Fox News could have inadvertently cultivated the ground any better for a sweepingly successful advertising boycott than the cavalier way they dealt with Beck's presidential race-baiting.
From NewsMax.com's January 31 "Insider Report":
1. 'Draft Kudlow' Movement Picking Up Steam
A rising voice is calling for CNBC talk host and supply-side economist Larry Kudlow to challenge liberal New York Sen. Chuck Schumer in this year's election.
And Kudlow said he is going to give a possible run "careful consideration."
Newsmax first disclosed that Kudlow could have political aspirations back in March 2009, reporting that he was mulling a bid for Democratic Sen. Christopher Dodd's Senate seat from Connecticut. Kudlow announced several weeks later that he wasn't running.
But on Jan. 20, Newsmax reported that "the New York political scene is buzzing with talk of a movement to draft Larry Kudlow" to run as a Republican challenger to Schumer.
Several media outlets cited and/or linked to the Newsmax story in the days that followed, including Politico and The Village Voice in New York.
Then on Sunday, Jan. 24, the Buffalo News reported that Michael Caputo, who served as a speechwriter for Rep. Jack Kemp, is leading an online movement to draft Kudlow for the race, and has set up a Web site at www.draftkudlow.com.
"No one in New York State deserves to stay home more than Chuck Schumer, and I really believe Larry Kudlow is the one person who can send him home," he told the newspaper.
And Caputo told Newsmax: "It's time for Chuck Schumer to be sent packing."
Kudlow has served as chief economist for several Wall Street firms, and was an economics adviser to President Ronald Reagan. He now runs his own economics research firm, hosts CNBC's "The Kudlow Report" and "The Call" programs, and hosts "The Larry Kudlow Show" on WABC Radio on Saturdays.
Caputo and his group aim to collect 100,000 signatures online to help convince Kudlow to enter the Senate race.
Just weeks after suggesting Dodd should be "impeached" on CNBC, Kudlow confirms interest in Dodd's Senate seat
Just weeks after suggesting Dodd should be "impeached" on CNBC, Kudlow confirms interest in Dodd's Senate seat
For reasons that still aren't exactly clear, Fox News president Roger Ailes participated in the roundtable discussion on ABC's This Week earlier today, appearing alongside This Week regulars Arianna Huffington, Paul Krugman, and George Will. When Huffington challenged Ailes on Glenn Beck's inflammatory rhetoric, Ailes defended his ratings wunderkind, saying: "He did say one unfortunate thing which he apologized for, but that happens in live television."
Ailes declined to go into specifics, so we'll just have to guess as to what he was talking about. Of course, the most memorably "unfortunate" thing Glenn Beck has said as a member of the Fox News family was his declaration that President Obama is a "racist" with a "deep-seated hatred for white people." But here's the thing -- Beck never apologized for calling Obama a "racist." He apologized for the way he "phrased" the statement, but said that it's a "serious question" that needed to be asked.
So that leaves us with two possible situations:
First, Roger Ailes used his first guest spot on This Week to quite brazenly lie about his network's rising star.
Second, Roger Ailes was talking about one of the many other "unfortunate" things Beck has said on Fox News, to the exclusion of the "racist" smear. That would mean Ailes is in the same camp as his boss, News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch, who said that Beck was "right" to call the president a "racist."
The sad part is that both these situations are equally as likely to be true.


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Qick gifts for elderly ladies to make.
Hey my name is craftinggrannie,
I have been away for a long time. but have found my way back lol. I love this site.
Don't know if that is the right subject but this is what I'm looking for. I'm 62 years old and started a ladies group at our chruch who range from the age of 50-80.
We have a event each year we call Ole Folks Day! This is always the 2nd Sat. in Dec. We have some ladies in assisted living and nursing homes. Whom we bring to Dinner at the church along with all the ones in the church over 60. We make lil gifts to give them men and women. As we pay for this ourselves we try to keep the cost down. This is just the second year of my lil group. Last year we were a big hit as We made Angels from this site along with a couple other things. I need New ideas can anyone help please!!
I started this group cause we have sereval ladies who have lost thier spouse and this gives them a reason to get out and get involed. sorry for being so long winded.
There were some small crosses of plastic canvas & ribbon which are nice bookmarks. Then they also had the Hershey kisses roses shown last year also. Look for posts from around Sept on & you should get both if you didn't see them last year! A cute fridge magnet can be made by using the large glass flat pieces( about 1 1/2 in wide) you find at Joanne's ,Michael's,Walmart or Dollar store. Same things as smaller ones that are applied to bowling balls or used in vases to hold flowers in place. They are usually $1 or so a bag. Try to get clear smooth ones without a lot of bubbles. Then take old birthday card, get well card or even some Christmas cards & place the flat glass piece on it until you like what you see through it & cut out that part of the card. Some magazines have thick enough pages you can use also. Once you have cut out your pic put Weldbond glue on "front of pic" & press pic to flat back of glass piece, set aside until well dried, all night is good. Then add a large round magnet to the back! These are lovely with floral designs, little child or child's face, snowflake, etc. But 1st ones I made I used small strip of magnet & it stayed on fridge but then when I actually put a note behind it, it slid to the floor. So use a good sized magnet about 3/4 in. I think. Hope this helps. The little crosses used 1/8 in. satin ribbon, roses take 2 kisses for each one but you need to find supply of rose leaves so they look nice & also floral tape in green& wires.They are always enjoyed as they can be eaten later( not good for some folks that can't have candy)! Jan
I forgot about the napkin holder out of felt, I've made it a couple of times for things like this. Green felt & red felt are needed at Christmas but for another holiday can use pink,yellow, lavender etc for the flower part. Look on Internet for the pattern. Green piece ends up being the leaves & part napkin goes through, colored red or other color is the rose. I supplied pretty napkins as place we were eating didn't decorate for holidays & then I added a candy cane inside the napkin. Ladies really liked them. This pattern has been around for long time but none of ladies that got them were crafty so thought they were great. I made reindeer head another year & used pompoms for nose & cheeks & wiggle eyes & 2 full sized candy canes for his antlers, he had a dab of fake fur on his forehead so was cute, can't remember where I got the pattern.
go up to the top of the main page here and click on gallery and look at the various pictures people have sent in of their projects and it might give you some ideas we had a bookmark exchange years ago an I posted some of them it is a nice thing to make and theycan seell them too
This is inexpensive and easy. You probably have most of the supplys already.
Snowman pencil holder or gift container
~empty tin cans from soups and veggies
~white paper (copy paper is fine)
~stick glue for paper
~tacky glue or fabric glue for eyes and nose and scarf
~googly eyes 3/8-1 inch sizes
~scraps of orange felt
~1" or bigger pom poms
~black marker or sharpie
~leftover fabric big enough to be cut into strips about 1-2 inches wide and 18" or so long
~curly ribbon that hasn't been curled or strips of leftover fabric ribbon
~glue gun
~scissors for cutting paper and fabric
Wrap the cans with plain white paper like a label and glue down. Wrap a length of fabric around the bottom of can and tie a basic knot for a scarf. For a face, glue on two googly eyes and a triangle of orange felt for a nose. Draw a smile for the mouth and add eyebrows or lashes if you wish. Can also use a pink or red marker to add cheeks.
Hot glue a piece of ribbon over top of can on both sides of face. The ribbon will serve as a handle and also as top earmuffs. Hot glue a pom pom over each end of ribbon to be the actual ear muff.
You can fill this with candy or other small gifts or use it for pencils.
**As a safety precaution, you may want to tape a piece of white duct tape over the top and edges of the open end of the can so no one cuts themself on the sharp edges.
Hi craftinggrannie, I once purchased the neatest soaps from an elderly housing craft sale. They glued a square cut out from the front of a greeting card to the flat side of a bar of soap, put it in a clear cellophane baggie and tied it with a ribbon. I gave some as gifts and saved some for holidays in my home. Some depicted birthday cakes, some had little bouquets of flowers, some were sparkly, some were country, Halloween, Christmas, etc. I think I paid $3 for each but they were so cute - a simple project but so nice to have something to bring to a friend's home when visiting or placing in the soap dish on someone's birthday.
I had some new ladies come to our craft club that meets once a week so I went to Wal Mart & got some Pentel RSVP pens $2.97 I think for 4 pens. Went home & cut a variety of scrapbook papers, I liked the deeper colors best, can't remember exactly size I cut 1 1/2 in. x 3 or 3 1/2 in. These pens are easy to unscrew as they are clear with black on the ends. All they had to do was roll up the paper (pretty side out) they liked, as tight as they could get it & slide it in the pen & screw(back end) back on. If it doesn't screw on easy the paper is a bit to long so just trim it off, no need to take it back out of pen. Very simple & really a nice little gift for man or woman. I found it by accident on this forum, think we were supposed to look at something else & I spotted these. The pen writes nice& has a cap that goes over point so ink doesn't dry out. So for about $1 each you can make a lovely assortment of pens! My favorites were bright pink with gold stars, turquoise with silver, & a multicolored paper. The white with lavender flower didn't show up as pretty as I thought it would. A black paper with silver or gold metallic would be nice & expensive looking, don't buy heavy papers as it is a small space & you have to roll it up tight & let it unroll IN PEN. Jan
I keep all the greeting cards I've received, especially the Christmas cards. Many have such lovely pictures on the front. I cut the fronts off, fold them in half length wise, and you have a book mark. Punch a hole in one end and add a colored ribbon, and then if they aren't shining I cover them with clear contact paper and they will last longer. I also have a rubber stamp that says, "Recyle, recyle,Recycle" and stamp them somewhere on the book mark.I've also taken various cards and laid them out on clear contact and then covered with contact to make placemats. One of my favorites is to buy Christmas cups at a thrift store and add a package of hot chocolate mix or instant coffee to the mug and wrap up with pretty cellophane and a ribbon. May I add, I'm older and wiser, but I don't care for the word "elderly". Mature or maybe just "older ladies". 60 is not older or elderly! Have fun!
This is one thing we did in a senior citizens craft group a few years ago.
We made mostly roses for pendants, pencil tops,
I found some images to give you some ideas.
Bread Dough Clay (Flowers)
2 slices white bread
1 Taglespoons white glue (add a little more if needed)
food coloring
spray glaze or clear fingernail polish
Optional: pin back, magnets or string
Remove the crusts from the bread and discard.
Working on a surface that can be cleaned easily, or use plastic trays-one for each person (foam plates are handy too).
Add the glue to the bread and "knead" it until it isn't sticky any longer.
Divide the dough into sections and add drops of food coloring to each, so you have a nice variety.
Place each section in a plastic bag or container.
Allow them to dry overnight.
When dry, they can brush them with clear nail polish, or you can spray them with a sealant.
An option is to hot glue pin backs or magnets onto the art, or before drying, poke a hole with a toothpick that you can later thread string through.
Here is a link that might be useful: images of things to make


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Overlooking picturesque Bartlett's Harbor, this secluded property, set among spruce trees, wildflowers, and rocky ledges, includes a small house plus an 'in-law cabin.' Two parties will enjoy privacy but close proximity: a lawn separates the two buildings by 50'. Completely renovated 2014. The house was completely renovated winter 2014/15.
Access to two beaches (rocky and pebble) and the pier, along a dirt road, is a two-minute walk. The rental includes shared use of a rowboat and the pier.
The Barnacle proper has 3 small bedrooms (2 BRs have a twin, 1 BR has a full) plus a loft (double bed) under the eaves (6.5' standing room in center of loft), living/dining area (oak table seats 8) with wood-burning stove, kitchen (sink, gas stove, fridge, microwave, coffeemaker, but no dishwasher), bathroom with shower, and deck. The stairs are ladder-like!
The 'in-law cabin' is a grey-shingled one-room studio built in about 1985, with a comfy double bed, kitchen area, bathroom with shower and washer-dryer. No stairs.
Both have great views, especially of the sunsets over the Camden Hills.
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I have a recipe which I consider a 'dump' recipe an its very good I dump Jarred and drained olives,artichokes, roasted red peppers and a container of cherry tomatos with small cubed provolone over some kind of small pasta (depends on my mood) I usually dress it with a Italian style vinegarette......Id like some different ideas as my family and friends have had this for years at my bbq's although they love it...lets get a change....Id perfer NON MAYO based dressings TIA
Funny you should mention this salad. Just last Saturday I made 2 gallons of a similar salad for our club Luau. I used rice as my base & added the artichoke hearts, hearts of Palm, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, cherry tomatoes, button mushrooms, chunks of sweet red pepper, celery, onion, snow peas (cooked until barely done) and rough dice of freshly cooked shrimp.I mix a Catalina dressing with creamy Italian and bleu cheese vinagerette dressings and marinate for 24 hours. There wasn't one cup of it left!
This is my favorite, with or without the Feta.
1 small eggplant, peeled, 3/4" dice
1 red pepper, 1" dice
1 yellow pepper, 1" dice
1 red onion, peeled, 1" dice
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 lb Orzo, cooked
1/3 cup fresh lemon juice
1 teaspoon salt
1-1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
3 scallions, minced
1/4 cup toasted Pignoli nuts
3/4 lb Feta cheese, 1/2" dice
15 basil leaves, chiffonade
Mix first 7 ingredients together and place in one layer in large roasting pan.
Roast @ 425 degrees for 40 minutes, turning once.
Mix warm orzo with warm cooked vegetables and all of their juices.
Add lemon juice, salt and pepper and toss together and let cool to room temperature.
Add scallions, nuts, Feta and basil and serve.
Serves 6
My "dump salad" uses fresh stuff.
The dressing is a dijon vinaigrette
1T dijon mustard
1 large clove crushed garlic
2 T honey
1/4 cup rice vinegar...or in a pinch cider vinegar
1/2 cup EVOO
1 tsp dried oregano.
Then I cut up some sweet onion, julienne strips of pepper, red, green and perhaps yellow or orange, a zucchini quartered langthwise and chunked up, a handfull of halved cherry tomatoes, another handful or broccoli florets, briefly blanched so they are bright green, some sliced radishes, myshrooms sliced....perhaps some carrot buttons, maybe some snow peas, maybe asparagus spears cut up.
As you add the veggies to the bowl, slop on some of the dressing. Add as much cooked pasta as you like. Depending on the meal It will be a veggie salad with pasta or a pasta salad with veggies.
Then lastly I add some shredded Swiss or Fontina cheese and some grated parmesan.
I have also been known to add some chopped shrimp too. And sometimes some sliced black olives, but add those just before serving at they can make the pasta look muddy. Some shredded red cabbage is good too...but added at the last minute so it doesn't bleed all over the pasta.
Linda C
Personally, I don't think there is a really good cold pasta salad. Did you ever notice what salad has the most left over at the end of the meal? Or who has them on their plates at a buffet - not men or children, only other women who make pasta salads.
If you were to take an survey and have people rate typical picnic foods, I'd bet pasta salad (other than a traditional macaroni salad) would be in the bottom area of the list.
Or maybe it's just the events I attend. Sorry for ranting but pasta salads seem like such a waste of food and energy.
I would have to disagree with ruthanna. We went to a family reunion for my father in law this noon and most of my plate was filled with pasta salads. This is the first time that we have been able to go and there are some very good cooks in this family. I know that I could eat a pasta salad everyday and my picky DH and my non picky girls also love different salads. From crunchy ramen noodle salads, to creamy pasta salads, marinated pasta salads, seafood pasta salads, just about any kind of pasta salad. I know in the summer we make at least one pasta salad a week.
Ruthana - I actually LIKE pasta salad, but like you said it wasn't until I tasted GOOD pasta salad that I became that way. Usually they are too thick or too sweet, the pasta is mushy or gluey and for all the ingredients they are bland.
You have to cook the noodles just before al dente, and toss with SOME of the dressing, then let rest overnight. Then add the other ingredients and the rest of the dressing, and serve. The noodles are firm, the veggies taste fresh and the flavour of the dressing hasn't disappeared.
I make a greek pasta salad that disappears every time I make it. I use mixed coloured noodles. After cooking (just before done of course), I toss with a good greek vinagrette (olive oil and lemon, a bit of oregano or mint, garlic, salt and pepper). Let it rest overnight.
The next day I add cubed or crumbled feta cheese sliced black olives, chunked tomatoes and sweet onion, cucumber and green pepper. I mix more of the vinagrette with low-fat mayo (not salad dressing, and not fat free) and toss it with the pasta and veggies. Taste, add salt and pepper if needed. Looks pretty, and tastes great. I like it the next day too with the addition of leftover grilled chicken breasts that have been cubed.
Instead of full mayo, I almost always mix it with a vinegrette, and many times also cut it with sour cream or plain yogurt. The taste and texture is much better.
Another good one is cooked spaghetti or spaghettini, chopped grape tomatoes and sweet onion, slivered bell pepper and ribbons of cucumber tossed with a red wine vinegar vinagrette with lots of chives and parsley. I like to cut the noodles a bit so it is less messy to eat, and my sister prefers it sweeter so adds sugar or splenda.
Sometimes I make extra penne noodles for dinner so I can make a "BLT" pasta salad. I make a dressing of ketchup, mayo (or tomato sauce and miracle whip), chopped dill pickle, and chopped hardcooked eggs (recognize that? LOL - thousand island dressing). Add just enough dressing to coat the noodles, and rest overnight.
The next day I add tomato wedges (hot house ROFL, I know a sin, but that is what I like here), blanched broccoli florettes, chopped green onions and cucumber slices. Mix in the rest of the dressing and let chill for a bit. The final touch is a dish of real bacon bits for people to sprinkle on their own serving - if you mix them in the texture suffers. We also put out a bowl of 'salad fixings" - a mix of roasted soy nuts and sunflower seeds and raisins and dried cranberries and so on. Some of us like to add that, the thought of adding a raisin makes my hair stand on end LOL.
Overall I do agree though - if they aren't prepared right, and if they aren't kept ice cold pasta salads can be a waste of food and energy.
Who also loves potato salad any way you make it.
I'm another one that loves pasta salads and this is a favorite:
Cold Noodle Salad
12 oz linguine
2c snow peas, cut in thirds
1 carrot, julienned
1/2c chopped green onion
1 tsp sugar
1 tsp salt
3T Rice vinegar
2 1/2 T sesame oil
2 1 /2 T soy sauce
1/4 tsp red pepper flakes`
Cook pasta and add carrots and snowpeas during the last 3 minutes. Drain well. Combine all dressing ingredients stirring til sugar and salt dissolve. Mix all together and serve at room temperature.
Obviously ruthanna has never had a GOOD pasta salad..LOL!
I few years ago, I made the salad I mentioned above for a buffet. There was not a bite left....not a crumb, not even one pea! LOL! There were other foods left, so i know people weren't starving to death, but all of that salad went and I thought I had lots.
I think a lot of pasta salads are too harsh...too much vinegar and the wrong kind of vinegar. White vinegar doesn't cut it for me in anything but pickles and to clean the coffee pot!
Linda C
If you add bacon, chicken or shrimp and dress it right before serving, people will eat it and love it.
Oh, and use a good home made dressing, add some fresh chopped basil (or spinach) and freshly grated (coarse so you can see it) Parmesan cheese.
Make it pretty, use bow-tie pasta and colorful with bell peppers and red onion.
Fresh Herb Dressing
1/2 cup extra-light olive oil
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
1 tablespoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
1 teaspoon salt
fresh basil; chopped
fresh oregano; chopped
fresh chive; chopped (or garlic)
Combine ingredients in glass jar and shake well.
***Store in refrigerator if using fresh herbs. Also good using dried herbs and garlic.
Italian Dressing
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon dried onion
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
a pinch of dried thyme
1 teaspoon dried basil
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon dried parsley
1 tablespoon water
2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
1/2 cup extra-light olive oil
Combine ingredients in a jar and shake well.
I made this one up. There's rarely any left.
AngÂs Pasta Salad
Cook about 1 and 1/2 cups of Rotina (multi-colored spiral-shaped pasta) according to package directions. Rinse and drain well.
Cook 2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts (I sprinkle with seasoning salt and throw them on the grill).
Chop chicken breasts into bite-size pieces and add to drained pasta.
Rinse and drain one can of dark red kidney beans and add to pasta/chicken.
Drain one can of black olives. Cut each olive in half and add to pasta/chicken.
Pour in about 1/2 a bottle of Italian dressing (shake well)
Add extra chopped garlic (to taste)
Add fresh ground pepper (to taste)
Add about one cup of Parmesan Cheese (not the dry stuff in the green can!)
Mix well and refrigerate overnight
This is one of my "most requested" recipes. I took it to a potluck and one of the guys stole my 'recipe' and put the dish on the menu at his restaurant.
This is a favorite I got from my SIL. It was adapted from the recipe on the label of the key ingredient to this pasta salad - McCormick Salad Supreme Seasoning.
12-oz. spaghetti (cook, rinse, cut-up)
8 oz. Italian Dressing (bottled)
1 t. sugar
3 green onions, chopped
1 cucumber, seeded and chopped
1-2 tomatoes, seeded and chopped
1 sweet pepper (color of choice)
1/2 bottle (McCormick) SALAD SUPREME SEASONING (I use much less than this, so try 1 t., or to taste)
Mix all ingredients together. Chill overnight. Keeps well in the refrigerator for several days.
I've altered it over the years to be LOTS of veggies, and only a small amount of pasta, which makes it less heavy and more refreshing. I add Italian dressing to taste (I use MUCH less than the recipe calls for).
Once you've made it, it quickly becomes a what's-in-the-refrigerator dish, like it is with most pasta salads. A good recipe when you have a dab of cooked macaroni or spaghetti and some veggies that need to be used up. Although the recipe calls for spaghetti, any kind of pasta will work, and as much or as little as you'd like to use. It's all about the dressing and seasonings.
Not pasta but a cold salmon and rice salad.It's simple and good as a main dish salad.
1 1/2 cup cooked rice
1 large can red salmon,drained
2 tablespoons lemon juice
green pepper ,onion ,celery to taste (Just calls for a few tablespoons of each which is not enough for me)
salt & pepper to taste
Put ingredients into bowl and mix lightly with the mayo.Serve on lettuce leaf.
Of course you could keep adding stuff like black olives,etc.
We love the salad that you posted but in a different way. I add sliced pepperoni, cubed mozerella cheese, and black olives. It really does taste better the second day. I can make a big bowl of this for our family and it will all be gone. I just call it my Italian salad.
Stacie (girlsingardens) - OMG - you've given this favorite new life and made it a complete meal by adding pepperoni, cheese, and black olives! I'll have to give your additions a try, and I'm sure we'll love them! No matter where I've served this pasta salad, people love it and ask for the recipe. I agree, the second day IS the best.


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... The name had already been picked out by the King of England and it was a sheer coincidence that all this happened. The passengers on board had traveled from all over England to join the ship. After we left there and we went to see one of the mansions that are all around the area of ... We went to one called Breakers, it was owned by the Vanderbilt family and it was obvious that all the billionaires/millionaires were trying ...
So Long New York...howdy Robin Williams
... As though I never ever existed. "What? I ain't breaking any law!" No Mr. Interloper, not your law - Indian law.
The conditions for our ferry trip across Gardiners Bay were excellent, blue skies and seas like a mill pond. Once the cars were sardined in, bumper to bumper on the main deck, and passengers all repaired to either benches outside or table and chairs inside, our ferry, the "Susan Anne," was soon whipping up the salt spray past Plum Island thru New ...
Racing around the Hamptons
... Luckily we decided to wait it out and after speaking to the doorman again about 15mins later after several couples and groups of girls had arrived and been allowed straight in, we were allowed in. Once inside we saw some people arriving sneakily on paddleboats, if only we had thought of that! Anyway thank goodness we got in as it was awesome. A live band was playing on the deck, people were sat around fire pits on the beach and the sky was ablaze ...
Other places to stay in Waterford
SpringHill Suites Mystic Waterford401 N. Frontage Rd., Waterford | 2 star hotelfrom $170
Oakdell Motel983 Hartford Turnpike, Waterford | Hotelfrom $64
Rodeway Inn Waterford211 Waterford Parkway North, Waterford | 1 star hotelfrom $81
Blue Anchor Motel563 Boston Post Road, Waterford | Hotelfrom $60