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Volleyball Team Wins 16th Regional Championship
(11/3/2008) The CCC Volleyball Team traveled to Georgia over the weekend to compete for their 16th NCCAA South Region Championship.
Volleyball Student Athlete of the Week: Alyssa Hallice
(10/28/2008) The NCCAA has named Clearwater junior Alyssa Hallice as the Student-Athlete of the Week for NCCAA II Volleyball for the week of October 20-26.
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(10/28/2008) Entering his second season as the head coach for the mens basketball team at CCC, James Whitaker has very high expectations for the team. With 9 returners and several talented newcomers, we should be very competitive with all the teams on our schedule.
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Volleyball Team Places First at Northwood Tournament
(10/5/2008) The Lady Cougars of Clearwater Christian College traveled south to participate in Northwood University's Invitational Tournament Friday, October 3 and Saturday, October 4.
Volleyball Team Places Third at Pasco Hernando Tournament
(9/22/2008) The Lady Cougars participated in a very competitive tournament this past weekend held at Pasco Hernando Community College against some strong NJCAA volleyball programs.
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10 Ways How to Use Rope to Decorate for Christmas
With a little decorative Rope (or a lot!) you can create a natural Christmas Holiday ambiance with a beachy relaxed nautical vibe. So here are 10 ways how to use rope to decorate for Christmas!
Rope looking chic as a garland, draped over the fireplace mantel with greenery. The entire fireplace is not bad either -all covered in oyster shells! Seen on Christmas Decorating Ideas at Coastal Living.
A decorative rope with ribbons adorns a banister for a Coastal Themed Christmas.
Using a boat rope tied with a Sailor's Knot on a wreath. Featured on Christmas Wreath Ideas -Green and Simple.
A rope garland around a Nautical Christmas Tree. Source unfortunately unknown.
I still think this DIY light rope garland is a brilliant idea, featured on Indoor Christmas Lights Ideas.
Or how about making a few fun rope cone trees! You could create a similar winter wonderland vignette as shown on 10 Great Natural Driftwood Christmas Decorations (see driftwood cone trees). To make the cones, use cardstock paper, trim off one of the corners and twist it into a cone. For all the details, click here!
Give some ornaments a new look with a Rope wrap! Featured on 12 Homemade Xmas Ornaments.
Or fill a few clear glass ornaments with decorative rope, also previously featured on 12 Homemade Xmas Ornaments. Filled ornaments are amongst the Most Popular Christmas Ornament Crafts Ever!
Then, think Gift Wrap! Do a simple wrap, and create variety by quadrupling your decorative rope (twine).
Or learn how to Make a Maritime Knot Accent with your decorative rope! Love the wrapping paper and tag? They're available as free downloads at Hey Look.
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- Karen Albert said...
Adore the rope and ribbon festooned bannister garland! Great ideas!
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- beachcomber said...
i love rope! these are great ideas for christmas.
- 12/11/2012
- Kelly @ JAX does design said...
Love all the great coastal decorating ideas. The light rope garland is genius! The rope-wrapped ball and tree are great ideas too :-)
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- Pirate Life said...
I'll have to lasso me up some rope projects right quik... Lol these are fantastic ideas
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- The Single Nester said...
It really is amazing the crafty things one can create with twine/rope. Merry Merry!
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Glove Cutter - Thumb, Iron, Simpson's Gloves, Richmond, Victoria, 1950s-1960s Reg. No: SH 891050 5
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- Glove patterns and cutters used at Simpson's Gloves Pty Ltd, Richmond. The heavy cutters date from the 1950s-1960s.
Simpson's Gloves Pty Ltd was formed in 1924 and produced leather gloves and coats, handbags, helmets and associated leather goods. The company first operated in Smith Street, and subsequently Alexandra Parade, Collingwood, relocating to Victoria Street, Richmond in 1928, where it remained until 1988.
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- Heavy iron glove cutter. The cutter is shaped to form the outline of an elongated thumb, extending downm the ppalm to the wrist, rounded at the top, and squared at the bottom. The top surface of the cutter is squared, and the bottom surface tapers in and is sharpened to a cutting blade. The iron is rusting.
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- Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program.
|25 mm (Height), 63 mm (Width)
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BETTY ANN BOWSER: Deep in the Mojave Desert, in blistering 120 degree heat, soldiers from the 4th Infantry Division did a security sweep through a dusty mock Iraqi village. Iraqi nationals were paid by the Army to play the role of suspected insurgents.
This kind of training goes on all the time at the Army's national training center at Fort Irwin, California. But for the thousands of military women who now serve in combat support roles in Iraq, the training is more crucial than ever.
The Defense Department exempts women from jobs whose primary mission is combat. But many, like their male counterparts, are killed doing something deceptively simple: Moving around.
Lori Manning is the director of Women in the Military Project.
LORI MANNING: It's the highway or the road now that's now the combat zone because that is where those who want to attack wait to shoot their missiles or throw off their grenades or set off their IEDs.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Capt. Amanda Bielski, who could have left the Army this month, decided to go back to Iraq because she felt the Army needs more people with experience leading convoys.
CAPT. AMANDA BIELSKI: When we go on a convoy, whether it's a man or a woman, you still have the possibility of getting mortared. You still have the possibility of an IED — an Improvised Explosive Device — happening.
Even if you're living on a forward operating base, like this one that we're at right now, you have the possibility of getting mortared. So though we may not be in direct combat shooting at somebody, we are still in the line of the enemy's capability of getting to us. So this is preparing all of us, whether we're male or female, for those kind of realities.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: As of the end of July, 41 women have died. That's more than number of those killed in Korea, Vietnam and Desert Storm combined.
But in culturally sensitive Iraq, there are some jobs that only women can do. Female soldiers are needed to conduct searches of Muslim women who may be hiding weapons. Army Spec. Keena Ray, who will be deployed to Iraq this fall for the second time, says most Muslim women won't allow male soldiers to approach them.
SPEC. KEENA RAY: We were trying to clear out an area for our convoy to get through, and they wouldn't move. They wouldn't talk to the men. So they brought me over, and with an interpreter, a female interpreter, they actually cooperated with me.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: In Iraq, insurgents strike almost every day. There are no clear combat lines, and convoys are a main target where a higher percentage of women serve in combat support roles.
This summer, three women — Ramona Valdez, Regina Clark and Holly Charette — were killed by a suicide bomber who attacked their vehicle near Fallujah. They had just finished searching Iraqi civilian women going in and out of the city; 11 other women were wounded in the attack. It was the deadliest day for military women since the war began.
Petty Officer Regina Clark was a Naval Reservist. A single mother from Centralia, Wash., she left behind her 19-year-old son, Kerry, and her mother, Melitta Fountain. It was the third time Clark had been called up since 9/11, and she was going to leave the Navy this fall. Kelly Pennington was her best friend.
KELLY PENNINGTON: I think it's a terrible waste, you know, because she had her whole life ahead of her. She was looking forward to it. And this was her last run of the military, you know.
Yeah, and, you know, she had done her time; she'd served faithfully, wholeheartedly. And she was ready to give up, you know, to walk away from it and move onto something else. And she didn't get that opportunity.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: In the letters Clark sent Pennington, and her mother, Melitta Fountain, she expressed concern about the growing insurgency, and said she was confounded by suicide bombings.
KELLY PENNINGTON: She never said she was worried about her safety. She just said that she didn't feel comfortable. It didn't feel right.
MELITTA FOUNTAIN: She couldn't understand why some of those people just blow themselves up.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Clark volunteered to search Muslim women suspected of hiding weapons. Pennington said Clark also cared deeply about the rights of Iraqi civilians, particularly the women.
KELLY PENNINGTON: I know how much she believed in it, and I know that you couldn't have stopped her from doing what she was doing. And she always said that, you know, if she had to go, she wanted to go doing what she believed in.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Seated near Reservist Clark in the fatal attack of their vehicle convoy was 20-year-old Marine Ramona Valdez. Born in the Dominican Republic, Cpl. Valdez grew up in the Bronx, in a family that struggled financially. So she helped support her family with her military salary.
Valdez' sister, Fiorela, said Ramona had made a deal with their mother, who was worried about her daughter's safety in Iraq. The young corporal promised her mother that she wouldn't re-enlist in the Marines if her mother agreed to move away from their dangerous neighborhood in the Bronx.
FIORELA VALDEZ: She wanted a better place, a more quiet place for my mother, like for me and my kids.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Fiorela and her mother moved to Pennsylvania just two months before Ramona Valdez was killed.
FIORELA VALDEZ: My mother, she loved my mother. Wow, my mother was like the main priority.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Fiorela Valdez doesn't think the military should be putting women into potentially deadly situations.
FIORELA VALDEZ: They shouldn't send women to Fallujah because that's the most dangerous place over there, and everybody knows that. They should just know that they cannot send women over there because they're going to get killed, and they know that.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: That's exactly why Fort Irwin's national training center spends so much time reenacting insurgent attacks. When the military suffers casualties like Valdez and Clark, they try to learn lessons from the tragedy, and incorporate that into training. They try to teach soldiers how to avoid, react and control the potential crisis.
1st Lt. Jennifer Ernest is in her second week of training at Fort Irwin. She is the platoon leader for Alpha Company 204th Support Battalion.
1ST LT. JENNIFER ERNEST: I'll be the lead vehicle on the convoy, and my function is to handle land navigation, making sure that the convoy is on track, that they don't get off on the wrong turn. We'll have two Apaches coming with us for air support, and our trail vehicle, which is our gun truck.
If in the event we run into insurgents or an attack, then I would send them forward as need be, and determine a course of action from there.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Last week in training, her vehicle was ambushed by mock insurgents wielding grenades. The insurgents managed to take two vehicles and wound seven soldiers. It is a familiar scenario, and a lesson Ernest will bring to Iraq.
1ST LT. JENNIFER ERNEST: It's no longer the linear battlefield of yesteryear. Today's battlefield is everywhere. It's all around you, 360 degrees. So today every soldier — man, woman, you're a war-fighter first. You need to be prepared.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Because women are almost as vulnerable to insurgent attacks as men, conservatives in Washington recently tried to get Congress to legally ban them from combat situations, but that attempt failed. Capt. Amanda Bielski thinks that line of thinking is outdated.
CAPT. AMANDA BIELSKI: There's no longer this idea that you can put somebody in someplace where they're going to be safe, because there is no place safe anymore. So we really have to change the way we think of how war works and really accept the fact that everyone is going to be in some kind of danger, and to prepare everyone for that as a possibility.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Earlier this summer, Sgt. Leigh Ann Hester of the Kentucky National Guard became the first female soldier since World War II to be awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action. She killed three insurgents who attacked her convoy near Baghdad, and she said it was the insurgency training she got before she went that saved her life.


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I am trying to update my files at Ancestry.com. I have noticed that you have posted photographs of tombstones of some of my distant relatives. May I have your permission to use these photographs on their pages at Ancestry.com? I will gladly cite you as my source. Thank you.
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Both her Death Certificate and Obituary reads Ava Lou Prescott Parker. If you would like for me to send you a copy of them I would be glad to.
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Is it OK if I use your photos of the Sims family in Farris Cemetery in Walker County Texas on my tree on Ancestry? I am happy to give you photo credit. Thank you, Stacey
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I noticed that you placed several photos of stones for George L. Chandler (Memorial #133187028). One was of a military stone showing Spanish-American War service. This stone is actually for his son, George L. Chandler Jr. The headstone application lists a death date of 12 Nov 1935, which does not correspond to George Sr.'s 1912 death date. Could you please remove the photo from George Chandler Sr.'s page (Memorial #133187028) and place it on George Chandler Jr.'s page (Memorial #144424092)? Thank you.
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You posted a picture of the marker for John C Koonz, 1928 to 1993. He was a first cousin of my father. My parents elected him to be my "godfather" at my baptism. I do not recall ever meeting him. But his name stuck in my mind. I was pleased to trace him to this spot.
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I'm just letting you know that on my grandmothers site, someone put the dates that is my mothers info..my mother Ester Etue Lee her info is date of death Feb. 20,1973 and her birth date is Jan.29,1926. She is also buried at Morse Cemetery. My grandmother Elester Wills Etue date of death Feb.21.1931, and her birthdate is Nov.23,1892. I just wanted you to know that what was there was a mistake, but I also wanted to thank you for all that you have done....My name is Georgiana Kynard I live in Laporte but I do come to morse cemetery quite a bit, my Mothers birthday is today and even though she has been gone almost 41 years I still miss her so much, I was 17 when she passed away and I'm still have a hard time getting through days that she is not here...Thank You, Georgiana
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Vin Fiz Landing
The historic flight of the Vin Fiz was the first air crossing over the United States. A marker located at the Dunlap House indicates the spot where the small airplane landed in Middletown on October 9,1911.
Authentic, Mexican cuisine.
Budget Inn - Lincoln
This motel sets away from all the rest, they also accept all major credit cards, and semi truck parking is available. Checks are not accepted.
Idle Hour
This is The Home of the Gyros, along with an assortment of other foods to choose from, like cheesburgers, hot dogs, and hot ham and cheese. They have appetizers such as cheese balls, fried mushrooms, and onion rings. Top it off with a drink of choice.
Recycled Records
Hard-to-find old records, tapes, CDs, furniture and lots of miscellaneous.
The Plaid Rooster
Nestled on the wooded banks of the Sangamon River at New Salem Historic Site and offering a unique casual dining experience with a variety of Italian and American entrees. Banquet and group sales menu available. Accommodations for up to 200. Really great.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
Cracker Barrel Resturant is a favorite stop for travelers. It is located right off of the I-55 exit and Illinois travelers are sure to find some great home cooked meals to fill their stomachs.
Best Western Plus Lincoln Inn
This Inn features 58 rooms on two floors. It offers complimentary parking, a bar, air conditioning, and cable television. Pets are allowed. It is also home to the World's Largest Railsplitter Covered Wagon.
Nick & Nino"s Penthouse Steakhouse
Perched 30 stories above historic downtown Springfield, Nick & Nino's provides a relaxed, inimate atmosphere in which to enjoy the finest food in Springfield. Located in the Hilton Springfield.
Abe's Trail Trek
Trail run consists of a 5k, 10k and 15k run on trails through Lincoln's New Salem. In addition to the terrain of the 5k course, the 10k and 15k courses will take you past an 1800's reproduction flatboat, grist mill, up and down more than 150 steps, past a pioneer cemetery and on to the Finish Line at the museum.
Beans & Such
Specialty Coffees and all that goes with it. Golden statuary gifts and lamps. Beautiful wedding and other holiday gifts and decorum spread throughout the store. A very unique and fun place to shop.
Howard Johnson Inn and Suites
Newly rennovated hotel with meeting facilities for groups uo to 200 people, outdoor pool, studio suites, free parking and scenic setting.
A fun family restaurant with a full menu to choose from with a hot and cold salad bar, and a children's menu. Come out and enjoy this family owned restaurant and all of its hospitality.
Dublin Pub
Traditional pub food, specializing in Horseshoe Sandwiches and Irish fare
Motel 6 - Springfield
Interior corridors, 3 floors, elevators, 104 rooms, guest laundry, truck parking, data ports in all rooms, free local calls, coffee 6am-10am, handicapped rooms, AARP discounts for members, children 17 and under stay free in parents room.
Super 8 Lodge East
Queen-size beds, HBO, ESPN, cable TV, free continental breakfast, guest laundry, children stay free with parents. Pets allowed with permission.
Elkhart Farmer's Market
A variety of locally grown fresh produce, baked goods and handcrafted items will be available every Saturday form 8am to noon, from May to October.
Stuffed Aria Pizza
Offering a great pizza to those who come in. They are the only pizzeria in town that offers traditional stuffed pizza. They serve up fresh homemade pizza that will make you crave to stop back in for another slice. Yum!!
Springfield Clock Company
The Farm
A visit to The Farm means many things to many people. Some come to find unique, hand-made, one of a kind items in our Shop. Many enjoy the beautiful Gardens to see hard-to-find plants in a landscape situation or to relax under an arbor. It is a favorite spot for wedding photos, senior pictures and family events. The Greenhouse features a variety of plants that you won't find at the big box stores. Couples and families can enjoy a relaxing weekend in The Loft B&B, with luxurious amenities, privacy and a great view of our 63 rolling acres. Groups book The Farm for hayrides, group tours, picnics and bonfires throughout the year.
That Place Inc.
This unique shop is full of Merle Norman Cosmetics, exquisite jewelery, clothes, and many different kinds of nicknacks. Come in and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere and hospitality shown in this delightful shop.
Red Roof Inn Springfield
Two buildings with drive-up rooms on two floors.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
Clothes, furniture, toys, and lots of miscellaneous.
LaBonte's Luggage and Gifts
Luggage and accessories.
Lincoln Souvenir and Gift Shop
Springfield and Lincoln souvenirs, jewelry, lots of miscellaneous gifts. Open March-November.
Crowne Plaza Gift Shop
Toys, jewelry and lots of miscellaneous.
Lime Street
A relaxed dining experience in an unique nostalgic setting. A Springfield tradition since 1988. Live entertainment Fri and Sat night.
Magic Kitchen
Magic Kitchen presents fantastic Thai food. We are currently operating in two great locations throughout Springfield, one conveniently located downtown at 115 North Lewis Street and the other near the Fish Man Pet Center at 4112 North Peoria Road. We guarantee that you will leave with excitement and a full stomach.
Luca's Pizza
Quality and authentic Italian flavor in homemade pizzas,calzones, pastas, salads and sandwiches.
The Loft B&B
The Loft Bed & Breakfast is a unique and relaxing retreat featuring the finest amenities in a scenic private setting. Located on 63 rolling acres between the many attractions and tourist sites in Springfield and historic Petersburg, Illinois, You'll see deer, turkey, fox and an occasional eagle from the windows or the deck. Or take a leisurely hike down to the river bluffs. You'll be surrounded by amazing peace and quiet. Enjoy this brand new and spacious B&B, complete with a large living room with leather sofa, chairs and a cozy fireplace. The kitchenette and dining areas will lend the creature comforts of home with a continental breakfast that is ready when you are. There are two sleeping areas that will accommodate six people. The solid hardwood floors add warmth and the bathroom features a custom tiled walk-in shower with a bench for relaxing. Walk outside on your private deck and enjoy a glass of wine with a spectacular second-story view of the countryside.
Mason City Motel
Family owned facility all on one level with outside entrances. Weekly and monthly rates available.
CITY:Mason City
Dynasty Asian Cuisine
Featuring a wide variety of Asian specialties including sushi, teriyaki, Thai dishes and a full bar with speedy service and a pleasant dining area
The Office Sports Bar & Grill
Sports Bar and a great place catch all the action for your favorite sports teams.
Ramada Springfield North
Conveniently located just off I-55 at exit 100B, this beautiful hotel offers guest-friendly hospitality along with free breakfast, cable/HBO, local calls, newspaper, and parking. Ammenities include indoor pool, fitness center.
Northfield Inn Suites & Conference Center
Newer 107-room facility with adjoining conference facilities and own banquet kitchen & separate restaurant/bar. King/Queen jacuzzi rooms & suites, indoor pool, fitness center & continental breakfast. Also offer free HBO and USA today.
Buff's Family Restaurant
This quaint local restaurant is located on the square in downtown Mt. Pulaski, IL. They serve hearty, home-cooked meals at a great price. This restaurant is a great, locally run, place to have a family dinner.
CITY:Mount Pulaski
Magic Kitchen
Magic Kitchen presents fantastic Thai food. We are currently operating in two great locations throughout Springfield, one conveniently located downtown at 115 North Lewis Street and the other near the Fish Man Pet Center at 4112 North Peoria Road. We guarantee that you will leave with excitement and a full stomach.
Mario's Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria
Casual family-style pizza parlor featuring a pizza lunch buffet, pastas, salads, sandwiches and other specialities.
Korner Cafe
A quaint cafe located in downtown Latham. They offer reasonable prices on home cooked food. The friendly atmosphere at the Korner Cafe will bring you back for more.
Iris' & Ivy
Women's clothing, candles, jewelry and gifts.
Route 66 Memories Museum
Stop by this eclectic museum to explore the history of Route 66, car culture and local history. There is even a Rolls-Royce on display! The collection was brought together by a local historian with great stories to share. Located just a few doors from the Palm's Grill this museum is a must see.
Pao Bistro
Pao is a casual gourmet restaurant and bar with a focus on Pacific Coast Cuisine with an American Asian feel. From spring to fall you can enjoy watching the sun set from the outdoor patio, which is one of the best patios Springfield has to offer.
West of Wise Winery
Recently opened in February 2015, the West of Wise Winery is a small batch winery located south of Petersburg, Illinois featuring wines from Illinois grown grapes and other select vineyards. Many of the grapes are from the family vineyard - Ratio Vineyard in Kilbourne, Illinois.
Atlanta Museum
Exhibits focused on Abraham Lincoln, Route 66, and other aspects of Atlanta's history are featured. The Museum's Local History Resource Center provides extensive genealogy materials accessible to the public. Housed in a beautifully restored 1867 building, the Atlanta Museum presents both permanent and new, rotating exhibits. Open Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed Sundays.
A Decade Ago
A reflective look back at the creation of the museum and its dedication. View objects, images and video that tell the story of how this amazing Presidential Museum was created.
Atlanta Public Library
Built in 1908, this National Register Property is one of Illinois' few octagonal-shaped public libraries. Its gilded rotunda and interior rooms, filled with solid-oak woodwork, reflect its classic architecture. Local volunteers who comprise the "Keepers of the Clock" take turns on a weekly basis hand-winding the 1909 Seth Thomas clock housed in the library's clock tower.
J.H. Hawes Grain Elevator
Illinois' only fully restored wooden grain elevator listed on the National Register of Historic Places. An outdoor, self-guided interpretive tour allows visitors to experience the Elevator Museum anytime. Open June, July and August: Sundays 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., call ahead.
Gunnar Mast Trading Post
Filled with antiques, collectibles, rockabilly art, books, photos, toys and hats, this trading post has something for everyone! Across from the Palms Grill!
Econo Lodge
Unwind from your travels at the pet-friendly Econo Lodge® hotel in Lincoln, IL, located near the Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival and Logan County Fair.
Menard County Fair
Running Tuesday, July 15 through Sunday, July 20, the Menard County Fair offers something for everyone. Enjoy the Queen Pageant, tractor pulls, harness racing, demolition derby, contests, live music, great food and much more. Check out the exhibits, contestants, and role of agriculture. Check the website for the many planned events each day.
Creekside Outdoor Center for Environmental Education
Located along Sugar Creek, about five miles north of Lincoln, Creekside the Outdoor Center for Environmental Education will be an experiential outdoor classroom featuring an outdoor teaching pavilion, insectarium, greenhouse, and a restored prairie. It will include parking space, bioswales, rain gardens, and boardwalks and sidewalks to make the site handicapped-accessible. When complete it will be powered by solar panels and a wind generator.
Mary's Place
Phone Booth on Lincoln City Hall
Built in 1895, the red brick for the building came from the Lincoln Coal Company. A unique telephone booth on the roof was added later and was used by weather spotters to phone in sighted storms. Lincoln City Hall anchors the downtown National Historic Registered District and is one of the city's most visible symbols.
Blue Dog Inn
Blue Dog Inn has been serving up good food in Lincoln, Illinois since 1979. Aside from their highly acclaimed burgers, Blue Dog Inn also serves up horse shoes, unique sandwiches, specialty drinks, desserts and more.
Log Cabin Quilt Shop
-quilt fabric -notion patterns -books -gifts
Alley-Bi Saloon
Bar & Grill
The Award Shop
-trophies -plaques -signs -office accesories
Downtown Bacon Throwdown: Music Fest
Calling all bacon and country music lovers! 20+ downtown restaurants presenting unique bacon items and other cuisine, live music and free children's entertainment. $5 adult admission, 12 and under free.
Hudson's Talk of the Town
Lunch & Dinner
Wild Hare Cafe
Don't be surprised by the Alice-in-Wonderland nature of the Wild Hare Café's décor, which incongruously proves to be a nice complement to its simple but eclectic menu. Serves lunch Tuesday to Saturday and dinner service on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Country-Aire Restaurant
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
The Barn Restaurant
Family Diner
CITY:Mount Pulaski
Morgan Horse Demonstration
Mississippi Valley Morgan Horse Club (MVMHC) will present historic demonstrations of the Morgan Horse, "America's first breed," Also included will be demonstrations of modern uses of the Morgan horse, including trail riding, dressage, driving and society horse shows. There will be ongoing horse activities to observe between sessions, a large variety of free educational and promotional materials for adults and kids, and an opportunity to visit with MVMHC members and get up close to the beautiful Morgan horses.
Lincoln Theater 4
Built in 1922, the theater built by Steve Bennis opened in 1923 showing "John Quincy Adams Sawyer." It was originally a single screen featuring an organ and live stage shows as well. The number of screens was doubled in 1985 and then again in the mid nineties. Downtown Lincoln is a great place to grab dinner and a movie while exploring the Mother Road.
By the Bean
Coffee Shop
Joe's Pizzaria
Mel-O-Cream Donuts
World famous donuts!
Fall Foliage River Float
Take in the rich fall colors and enjoy a gentle float down the beautiful Sangamon River. Food, music and entertainment.
5th Annual Downhome Music, Beer & Art Festival
The 5th Annual Downhome Music Beer Art Festival will be held on August 7th and 8th 2015 at the corner of 7th and Washington in downtown Springfield, Illinois. The event will feature all local, original live bands with all gate proceeds directly benefiting the artists. There will be local food vendors, 100 different craft beers, as well as a kids area for the little ones. Sponsored by Celtic Mist, Head West and Brewhaus - a festival supporting locally grown and original live music.
Historic Marbold Second Sunday Summer Series
Special programs in the farmstead kitchen: 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Enjoy lessons in history, tours of house and grounds and period craftsmen on site. July 12 features Eastern Illinois University Associate Professor, Dr. Chris Laingen, will share data from the Census of Agriculture from 1925 to 2012 and will illustrate the changes in crops, livestock, and land use that have occurred in the Corn Belt. A special added feature at the July Second Sunday will be the Menard County Vintage Ag Association on site with some of their collection of farm implements.
Historic Marbold Second Sunday Summer Series
The Farmstead will offer tours of the house and grounds, history of the Marbold family and light refreshments. The Stier Trolley will be available to take visitors through Greenview where a guide will provide details of the Marbold's influence and impact on the community.Exclusive for August: "One Grand Old Lady" Readers' Theatre.
Lincoln Balloon Festival
Come enjoy the mass ascension of the hot air balloons in the skies of Logan County. Morning and evening flights both Friday and Saturday (weather permitting). At dusk, the balloons will come back to the Airport and re-inflate for evening glows. This is a spectacular event that is enjoyed by the young and old alike.
Arts in the Park
The Fine Art Fair will be held on Saturday from 10am to 5pm and Sunday from 10am to 4pm at Latham Park in downtown Lincoln. Traditionally, over 70 juried artists from various mediums make this fine art fair one of Central Illinois' best. We are proud to offer art of all mediums. Photography, water colors, ceramic, jewelry, pottery, mixed mediums, metal work, wood work, and many more.
Route 66 Arcade Museum
The Rt. 66 Arcade Museum is chock full of vintage pinball and video games from the 1930s-1970s - most of which can be played. It's the perfect place to misspend your youth all over again, one quarter at a time!
Palm's Grill Cafe
Blue-plate specials, bingo, and a bus stop! Lovingly restored to its circa 1935 appearance, the café now invites visitors to step back in time and experience the way it used to taste. Groups welcome. Open seven days a week, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.


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Hurricane Sandy victim: Obama's a 'phony,' 'liar'
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I had a REALLY bad episode of insomnia last night, therefore, I was unable to promptly respond to a tweet sent to me by Robert Stacy McCain concerning Ali Akbar exposing CNN's Soledad O'Brien's latest incident in liberal media bias. Did she use Wikipedia again?
Noel Sheppard of NewsBusters said "bravo, Ali! bravo" and who can disagree with him. Ali Akbar of Viral Read reported on August 13th that Soledad O' Brien– while guest hosting for Anderson Cooper– used a Talking Points Memo post to slam Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan in an exchange with Virginia House of Delegates member and Romney Senior Campaign Adviser Barbara Comstock:
She was reading The Myth of Paul Ryan The Bipartisan Leader. She never cited it, but used its contents. In fact, she claimed to be reading a direct statement from Senator Wyden's (D-OR) office, but was in fact reading this excerpt from the blog:
The Romney campaign's lone evidence that Ryan is a bipartisan leader amounts to a vague blueprint he co-wrote with Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) late last year that mirrors key elements of his Medicare plan. Wyden voted against Ryan's budget and said Romney's characterization of their work was dishonest.
"Governor Romney is talking nonsense. Bipartisanship requires that you not make up the facts," Wyden's office said in a statement. "I did not 'co-lead a piece of legislation.' I wrote a policy paper on options for Medicare. Several months after the paper came out I spoke and voted against the Medicare provisions in the Ryan budget. Governor Romney needs to learn you don't protect seniors by makings things up, and his comments sure won't help promote real bipartisanship."
BUSTED! This is just as entertaining as the time when Ms. O'Brien used Wikipedia to define Critical Race Theory in an interview with Breitbart's Joel Pollak last March. Robert Stacy McCain also posted about this unbelievable event writing– "The Most Trusted Name in News"? She's a disgrace.
H/T Viral Read
H/T Ali Akbar
I have been called a racist. I have been called a hater.
Racist I am not. Hater I am. I do not hate the person; I hate what they are doing to this country. Notice I said "they"!
I'm sure you already know who I am accused of being a racist and hater against. You guessed it! President Barack Obama! I do not hate Barack Obama. I do hate what he and the liberal agenda are doing to this nation! My issues with him have absolutely nothing to do with the color of his skin! His skin could be white, black, brown, red, purple, yellow, orange, or polka dotted for all I care!
Let me just lay my cards on the table from the beginning.
As I have addressed in my previous article, Mr. Obama FINALLY Presents His Birth Certificate , I have my doubts that the birth certificate that was released is actually real. With this issue it has absolutey nothing to do with the color of his skin; it has everything to do with the fact that I do not believe a single word that comes out of his mouth, as I wrote about in my article, "Liar, Liar Pants on Fire!" However, because I do not have actual proof, I am not going to waste my time going down that road. The simple fact is things just don't add up. But, what's done is done. The American people elected him. So be it. Enough said about the birth certificate.
As to the second accusation that I am a hater, I do not hate anyone. I strongly dislike some people, and there are many, many, many people I choose not to spend time with, I do not hate anyone. As a Christian, I strive to live by the Word of God. (Matthew 5:44; Luke 6:27) So no, I do not hate President Obama as a person.
However, I do hate what he is doing to this country! He is systematically destroying everything that this country stands for!
For the record, he has not done this on his own. I believe he is the one to actually accomplish the goal that the liberals have been working towards for 100 years or so.
It was WHITE people who started the Liberal Agenda and have used and manipulated blacks along the way. Unfortunately, and very sadly, so many blacks have bought into the lies of the Liberal Agenda. But blacks are not the only people who have bought into their lies.
It's interesting to me that if a black person speaks out against President Obama they are referred to as a racist. This has got to be one of the most asinine arguments/attacks/accusations I've ever heard! How can a black person be racist against another black person?
I guess I can somewhat stretch my imagination to the farthest ends of the earth to understand this logic if… and ONLY IF – the person was speaking out against the black President to say that the president should be white. However, if the black man is speaking out against the black President to say that he- a black man- is going to run against him, I believe that throws the whole racist argument out the window entirely. It's just logical. But hey, that's just me. Logical. It's so sad that so often the liberal argument lacks common logic.
Herman Cain- a black man– is running for President as an opponent of President Barack Obama- a black man! So, Herman Cain- a black man– is essentially saying he is applying for the job of President of The United States of America- which is currently held by- wait…. a black man! I know! Shocking, isn't it! How racist of Herman Cain!
I warned you- there is absolutely no logic in that argument!
So, for the record- to be factual in this discussion- what is a racist?
Dictionary.com defines a racist (or "racism" as the actual query results shows) as:
1. a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human races determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one's own race is superior and has the right to rule others.
2. a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a doctrine; discrimination.
3. hatred or intolerance of another race or other races.
4. the belief that races have distinctive cultural characteristics determined by hereditary factors and that this endows some races with an intrinsic superiority over others
5. abusive or aggressive behavior towards members of another race on the basis of such a belief
From this definition it is very clear that Herman Cain is not a racist. I personally can say, from reading the official definition of the word, that I am not racist. In fact, if I were able to pick my perfect candidate and running mate for 2012 President, both the President and Vice President would be non-white. I will not elaborate on the reasons for my choices in this article, but will in a future article. So who would I choose? For President I would absolutely love to have Allen West. For Vice President I would absolutely love to have Michelle Malkin. Now, I do realize that Michelle Malkin has never breathed a word of interest towards a political position. However, this country would benefit greatly from her being in a leadership position.
The only real explanation that makes any sense to me is that the people shouting "racism" have no other legitimate argument to stand on. The last thing any normal person wants is to be called a racist. Notice I said normal person, because there are the ridiculous people out there that take pride in being called a racist. I believe these people are by far few and far between in comparison to normal people who see things factually rather than racially.
The liberals are smart enough to realize that any sane, normal person will vehemently deny being racist. This distracts from the real issues. If you can disarm the person from arguing the real issues you are essentially the winner.
The problem is this is not a game. The winners and losers are not those arguing the liberal or conservative agenda. The real losers are our children. Our future. The future of this great nation. There are no winners at all!
We truly have reached a very sad state of affairs in this country. Call me what you will- racist, hater, or any other hateful thing you choose. I know the truth. Do you want to know what I really am? Sad. Very sad to see how far we have sunk as a nation.
I just read an article in The Wall Street Journal reporting on President Obama's response to Representative Paul Ryan's budget. Here is a quote from the article:
"The speech he chose to deliver was dishonest even by modern political standards".
It is pretty much a "given" that politicians cannot be trusted. However, for a major news source to go on record with the quote above I would have to say that Obama pretty much takes the cake in the deceit category!
I literally get sick to my stomach when Obama comes on TV. Oh, laugh if you will- I am not exaggerating! One thing that I absolutely detest is a liar! I know from personal experience how it can- and will- destroy a person!
When he makes what has become almost a daily appearance on TV I cannot get to the remote fast enough to change the channel! By the way- a little side note/question- what is up with this narcissistic man? He's on TV more than the paid news anchors that are supposedly reporting the news!
All too often, before I can get to the remote to get his smug face off of my TV, I am subjected to his lies. It has gotten to the point that his voice literally makes me cringe! So it is in these moments that I have to vent my frustration- my mouth flies open, and I cannot help but yell out at the TV- "You LIE!" Over time, it's become, "Liar, liar pants on fire!"
When I saw this article today in The Wall Street Journal I started laughing. No, not a hysterical, funny laugh…. But instead, a sad, disturbed laugh.
What is the point? Do they honestly believe the lies they spew? Not just Obama, but all of these politicians? And the next question- the most important question- why do so many still believe anything that comes out of Washington?
I looked up the term "Liar, liar pants on fire" in the event that I needed to give credit to someone. While it is a well-known saying, I wanted to see if there was a "behind the saying story" that would hit the nail on the head, so to speak, in my thoughts.
There is no dispute where the paraphrase comes from- a poem, which was written in 1810 titled "The Liar" by William Blake.
What I found is quite amusing- again, not in a funny way, but in a sad and disturbing way. It's funny how something written 200 years ago can be so fitting today!
I am not going to quote the entire thing, but you if you like to read it, you can find it here.
"What red devil of mendacity
Grips your soul with such tenacity?"
"What internal serpent
Has lent you his forked tongue?
From what pit of foul deceit
Are all these whoppers sprung?
Deceiver, dissembler."
I am sure you have heard the rumblings and questions of, "Could Obama possibly be the Antichrist?" While I do not personally believe that he is the Antichrist, I have to say reading these lines from the poem really made me stop and think for a second or two. Without a doubt I believe there is a quality of evil that surrounds him. Now, I know- there will be leftists who will attack me on this. So be it. It is what it is. I cannot change the way I perceive something. His actions are all the proof I need!
From the very beginning of him stepping onto the scene I have sensed something about him. There are many pictures of him that just look plain evil! I am a firm believer that the eyes are the window to the soul. I believe who you truly are is reflected in the depths- or shallowness- of your eyes.
There are a few pictures of Obama that have given me the most eerie feeling. It's as if there is nothing but darkness behind his eyes- the window to Obama's soul.
Satan is the Father of Lies (John 8:44). Anyone who is entangled in the sin of lying is following Satan. So for those of you who want to cast stones at me- I will make no apologies. The Bible is my reference for everything in life. So I speak not only of President Obama, but of any and all people who speak lies. Lies are from the pits of hell!
Interesting that this poem that was written 200 years ago speaks of liars having a devil gripping their soul [there we go again with the soul]; it speaks of the internal serpent with a forked tongue from the pits of deceit; and the final explanation of a deceiver. Very interesting indeed, when you look at the parallels between this poem and President Obama!
While I disbelieve almost everything from our elected officials in Washington- Democrats and Republicans alike- I do most assuredly believe that President Obama takes the cake! I find it very interesting that now, The Wall Street Journal, one of the most respected newspapers in print, is coming out and publicly saying it.
At the very bottom of the source I quoted above for the origin of the saying, "Liar, liar, pants on fire", it says that it is recommended that the phrase be shouted when someone has said something with insufficient truth value. Without a doubt this applies to President Obama! I cannot think of a single thing that has come out of his mouth that I actually believe! So it is with great anger and sadness that I shout, "Mr. Obama- Liar, liar, pants on fire!!!!!"
With a noteworthy source such as The Wall Street Journal shining the light of truth on the enormity of the lies coming out of President Obama's mouth- the article even stated that his speech was "toxic"- I wonder how long it is going to take for the main stream media to wake up! Oh, wait a minute! Never mind. I know that will never happen! They have bought into his lies and believe the great illusion that is now the President of The United States of America! God help us all! Seriously, God- please help us all! You truly are the ONLY Hope we have! The toxicity of this man is unparalleled in the history of this great nation! He is bent on destroying all that we represent and stand for as a nation! Barack Obama's words truly are vile, destructive… and yes, toxic!
Bible Scripture References on Satan:
Genesis 3:1-7
Genesis 3:14-15
Job 1:6-12
Job 2:1-7
Isaiah 14:12-15
John 8:44
2 Corinthians 4:4
2 Corinthians 11:3
Ephesians 6:11-18
James 4:7
1 Peter 5:8-9 Revelation 12:9-10
Revelation 20:10


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After riding my Giant Cypress for almost a year I got my first flat. After leaving the bike in the garage for a couple days (as the snow arrived) I've noticed that the rear wheel's tire is completelly deflated!
I'm sure it's simple, but could you please provide me with some links how to do it the right way?
So far I studies the following ones:
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Thanks in advance!


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Downplaying the possibility that elections might produce an Islamic fundamentalist theocracy, Colin Powell says Iraqis know that ``to be successful as a 21st-century country'' and to have ``international acceptability,'' they must be ``a country that preserves human rights, that is founded on democracy, that respects the rights of all individuals and respects the rights of women, that respects basic tenets ... of human rights that all of us believe in.'' But international acceptability, in the form of seats on the U.N. Commission on Human Rights, has been conferred on Cuba, Libya, Syria and Sudan. And how many Iraqis define ``a successful 21st-century country'' as we do?
Elections will yield evidence. But elections and reconstruction -- KBR, the largest contractor in Iraq, has had 35 employees killed -- require a much lower level of violence, which requires winning the war, which may mean more U.S. forces.
Comparisons of the Iraq War, now in its 14th month, with the Vietnam War are commonplace. But today's war also can be compared to the Korean War, in one particular that may become increasingly pertinent.
After China intervened in Korea and peace talks began (in July 1951, the war's 13th month), it became clear that the war aim was to be only the status quo before North Korea's invasion in June 1950, not unification of Korea. Soon U.S. troops said they were being asked to ``die for a tie.''
The April 26 -- what? accommodation? -- in Fallujah may threaten the morale of U.S. forces in Iraq. Marines chose to abandon the block-by-block uprooting of resistance rather than, in the Marines' formulation, ``turn Fallujah into Dresden.'' This may have been prudent, but it turned Fallujah into a symbol of, and recipe for, successful resistance to U.S. forces. How do U.S. forces now understand their mission -- to kill insurgents, or to enlist them in keeping order? If the latter, for how long?
The ally America needs in Iraq is Iraq. That is, an Iraqi government to which a majority consents and some minority factions defer, however sullenly. Other factions must be violently suppressed with, the president earnestly hopes, significant help from new Iraqi forces seen to be working in tandem with elected Iraqi authorities.
``You must first,'' said Madison in Federalist 51, ``enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place, oblige it to control itself.'' First things first.
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What can I say? I've lead a pretty fulfilled life upto now and can't wait to continue on living. The past 34 years of my life have taught me many lessons, opened up my eyes to the good things that life has to offer as well as the not so great things. At the end of the day, I can say that I'm pretty content with what has become of me. With that said, I am definitely ready to share my life with someone who will bring a smile to me every day and I plan to do the same in return. I'm easy-going, passive, impatient, mathematical, spontaneous, and some other things I can't remember right off the top of my head (I guess we can add forgetful to the list :P ). I have a B.A. in MIS which I'm doing absolutely nothing with. Figured being a tech nerd was my calling, but realized quickly I just didn't like being stuck in front of a computer all day in isolation. I prefer to be around people and touching their lives in whatever way possible. I'm looking for people who know how to have a good time and bring out the best in people. I'm a person who is highly motivated by others, so I make every attempt to surround myself with those that can enlighten me. I enjoy positive people who are willing to acknowledge their strengths and weaknesses. People who are confident, friendly, liberal, independent, rational, educated, adventurous, eclectic, and caring. In a nutshell, people who are content with their life and have realistic goals and ambition to make the best of this shot at life. I want a partner who I can motivate and only expect the same in return. I'm looking for someone who is a dedicated worker, but also knows how to have a good time outside of work. A fun, lighthearted individual who oozes spontaneity. Now, I know there are exceptions to the rule, but I prefer to date someone with a similar cultural upbringing and values. I'm very honest with my feelings and have no qualms with expressing those feelings to others. I expect the same in return. IIf you have issues or fear expressing yourself truthfully, then II am not the one for you. Life is too short and I want to share it with someone who isn't fearful of feeling things. Please don't waste my time if you are just looking for another notch on your bedpost. I'm not the virgin Mary, but there are other sites for that. Make good use of them if that's what you are looking for. Overall, I'm looking for a good date that can hopefully flourish into something beautiful. I'm in no rush to get to the finish line, but I most definitely am lined up at the starting block.
Book club , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Wine tasting
Cycling, Dancing, Swimming, VolleyBall, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Dogs
Currently my roomate does have a Chihuahua. It's a cute dog and needs a lot of attention.
Swimming Hall of Fame, Sawgrass Mills, Red Sushi and Thai, GameStop, Seattle WA. I hope one day to backpack to Europe!!!
Florida International University, Miami, FL
I'm fairly open to all sorts of music genres. I love anything that makes me laugh: Family Guy, Parks and Recreation, How I Met Your Mother, ...anything cheesy I will more than probably like. I do like movies that make you think outside the box
I am a big fan of the pool, I used to swim competitively in High School and always find time for a good swim. Outside of that, I do enjoy the occassional video game and hanging out with friends. Basic stuff all included: movies, dinners, drinks, etc.
I hate to admit it, but I do enjoy reading teen novels and Fantasy books.Yes...I have read the whole Twilight Series and The Hunger Games (best read ever!)! Eragon is a all time favorite of mine (the book, the movie did not live up to my expectations
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|6'1" (185cms)
|5'0" (152cms) to 8'6" (259cms)
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|Blue, Grey, Green
|Dark brown
|Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Salt and pepper, Dark blonde
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness
|Administrative / Secretarial, Sales / Marketing, Self-Employed / Entrepreneur
The most I can say about my job is that I truly do enjoy it. It's a field I find fascinating and enjoy it very much...to a fault. :P.
|$50,001 to $75,000
|$35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Someday, Not sure
|Latino / Hispanic
|Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, White / Caucasian
I was born and raised in Dominican Republic. My dad is part Italian and my mother is part Middle Eastern.
|Agnostic, Spiritual but not religious
I do believe in some higher power that created us and I do believe that we are on this earth to learn and grow, but who that higher power is I'm not sure. I just know to live my life the best way I can and everything will be ok.
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|Arabic, English, German, Spanish
|Bachelors degree
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The third part of the popular and comprehensive series Photoshop CS6 One-on-One follows industry pro Deke McClelland as he plunges into the inner workings of Adobe Photoshop. He shows how to adjust your color, interface, and performance settings to get the best out of your images and the most out of Photoshop, and explores the power of Smart Objects, Shadows/Highlights, and Curves for making subtle, nondestructive adjustments. The course dives into Camera Raw to experiment with the editing toolset there, and returns to Photoshop to discuss toning, blur, and blend modes. Deke also teaches tried-and-true methods for sharpening details and reducing noise, as well as creating quick and accurate selections with Quick Mask, Color Range, and Refine Edge commands.
In this movie, we're going to take this portrait shot from the Fotolia image library, about which you can learn more at fotolia.com/deke. And we're going to assign it a kind of faux color treatment and add a high key effect as well in order to create this variation on the image. And notice that her hair and sweater as well as her pupils and eyelashes are jet black, meanwhile her face and neck are very light, but none of the highlights are blown, in other words we don't have any flat areas of white inside the image. Now, strictly speaking this is not a duotone and yet we have achieved an image that has a high degree of color homogeneity.
So I am going to switch back to the base image here and I am going to start things off by pressing the Alt key or the Option key on the Mac, then click on the Black/White icon and choose the Black & White command and I'll call this new layer B&W and click OK. And now I'm going to dial in some values. Now I want her face to be very bright, I might as well drag it over a little bit here so we can see what we're doing. And because we all, regardless of skin luminance, we are all orange people, we're going to resonate the most in the reds and the yellows. So I am going to crank that Reds value up to a 130 and I'll take the Yellows value up to a 100 and that takes care of most of our work where the skin is concerned.
Now I am not really seeing any Greens inside the image, so when you don't really see a color at all you can just zero it out or in my case just to see if there are any I'll go ahead and take that value through the roof here to 300, don't look like it makes any difference. So I'll tab on to Cyans value and take that value down a little bit and then tab over to Blues and take that value up to 300 so that we brighten the background. And then finally I want her sweater which is purple to go black, so I am going to take the Magentas value down to its lowest -200 and that's it. All right.
Now I'll hide the Properties panel. Now the next step is to dodge and burn what we've created so far, and that means that we have to merge our work onto a new layer. And anytime you want to merge all the visible layers onto a new one, you have to press the keyboard shortcut that's based on a shortcut that you can see in the layers menu. You'll notice this command called Merge Visible that has a keyboard shortcut of Ctrl+Shift+E or Cmd+Shift+E. If you choose that command you'll go ahead and merge those two images together. That's not what we want, so I'll press Ctrl+Z or Cmd+Z on the Mac.
Instead what we want is to add the Alt key on the PC or the Option key on the Mac to that same shortcut. So that would be Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E or Cmd+Shift+Opt+E on the Mac, and that goes ahead and merges those two layers onto a new one, and I'll call this new layer D&B like so. All right. Now I'll go ahead and grab the Dodge tool and I'm assuming that your settings are their defaults which are a Range of Midtones and an Exposure of 50%. If that's the case then you can go ahead and brush in on the highlights inside of the image.
So I am not just brushing indiscriminately all over the face, I am trying to limit my modifications to some of the lightest details. Because if you go nuts and just start brushing all over the place, which I am not, by the way, I am not trying to demonstrate that I am, if you start doing that though, then you will flatten the face details considerably. And we want to keep the volumetric detail; we just want to make sure to brighten things up a lot. And we'll fix some of those details using the Burn tool. In fact, we might as well select the tool now. Go ahead and click and hold on the Dodge tool and then choose the Burn tool.
And by the way, at the risk of overwhelming you with tricks at this point, I should point out that you can switch from one tool to another by adding the Shift key. So if I press Shift+O, I would switch from the Dodge tool to the Burn tool. Another way to do it is to Alt+Click or Opt+Click in the current occupant of that slot, so if I Alt+Click or Option+Click on the Dodge tool it will take me to the Burn tool. All right. So I am going to burn some of these shadows along the outside edges of her face like so in order to reinstate some of that volumetric detail, so her face still looks nice and rounded.
And I might actually paint a second time over this region here. Then we want to darken up the hair and sweater and those are very dark details already, but I want to fill them in. So I am going to change my Range from Midtones to Shadows. I am going to leave the Exposures set to 50% and then I'll start painting in her hair and you can see that that hair is just going jet black now. If you need to apply a couple of passes of the tool, by all means do. You can paint many times over these areas if you need to. Don't paint into her face though; try to keep your modifications in the hair and sweater.
And I'm painting all this stuff to black as you can see and then I am just going to make sure that the sweater is nice and black as well. All right, that looks pretty darn good. Now we need to bring back in the color, so I am going to press the M key to switch back to the Rectangular Marquee tool, I'll click on the Background layer to make it active and I'll press Ctrl+Alt+J or Cmd+Option+J on the Mac in order to jump this layer and name it and I'll call the copy of the layer color. And then I'll grab that layer and drag it to the top of the stack and I will change it from Normal to the Color Blend mode, and we end up achieving this effect here.
Now the only area where this is a problem is in the blue around the outskirts of the hair. So I'm going to press Ctrl+0 or Cmd+0 on the Mac to go ahead and Zoom out. I'll press the L key to switch to the Lasso tool, and then I'll press and hold the Alt key or the Option key on the Mac. Keep that key down as you click around the face like so and through this area of hair and down into this region. And then you want to dropdown to the Add Layer Mask icon and click on it, and that will go ahead and mask the color into that face region. All right.
Now we need to create the gradient for the background. So press the Ctrl key or the Command key on the Mac and click on that layer mask that you just created a moment ago. And then I want you to go up to the Select menu and choose Inverse or you can press Ctrl+Shift+I, Cmd+Shift+I on the Mac in order to select the area outside her face. I am going to press Ctrl+Shift+N or Cmd+Shift+N on the Mac to create a New layer and I'll call it gradient and click OK. I'll go ahead and select the Gradient tool which you can get by pressing the G key and then I'll press the Alt key or the Option key on the Mac so I temporarily have that eyedropper and I'll click somewhere inside the model's face in order to lift a skin tone color.
Then I'll go over to the Color panel and I'll slightly adjust my settings. I am going to change the Hue value to 25, then I'll raise the Saturation value to 45% and I'll take the Brightness down in my case to 75%. Then armed with the Gradient tool I'll go ahead and drag from the top of the image about midway down like so and release and that ends up covering everything up, fine. I'll press the M key to switch back to the Rectangular Marquee tool, press Ctrl+D or Cmd+D on the Mac to deselect the image and finally we want to change the Blend mode in the upper left corner of Layers panel from Normal to Multiply, and that will go ahead and burn that gradient into its background. All right.
Now I'll press the F key a couple of times to switch to the Full Screen mode and just to give you a sense of what we've been able to achieve here, I'll press the F12 key, this is the original version of the portrait shot, and if I press Ctrl+Z or Cmd+Z on the Mac, this is the faux color high key effect, thanks to a bit of Black & White, Dodge and Burn as well as the Color and Multiply modes here inside Photoshop.
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How to Stop Arguing with Your Brother or Sister
Living together in a home can create tension between siblings, and there is often no way to escape from arguments with them, so finding a way to end these arguments is usually the best thing to do. Here are some steps and tips to help you succeed.
1Argue on purpose, then just crack up. He or she probably will too.
2Make your own game up and play it with her. If the brother or sister likes it, they will want to play it with you again.
3Find a movie you like and watch it.
4Videotape yourselves doing something kind of pointless, then do it again.
5If you are the brother, do some of her chores for her. This might suck, but hey, she'll be doing them again sooner or later and she'll like you more.
6If you're the sister, goof off with the brother. You'll both laugh and be friends.Ad
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- This can also be used to get your sister to be your friend. Actually, that title would fit in better.
- This does not work if you have more than one brother or sister. Don't try it and, please, don't complain.
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