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Besides the bustling food trucks that will be parked on N. Broadway, there will also be an Eats + Treats artisanal food area in the Community Gardens at Grand Park! We're listing our Top 5 Foodies we're excited to try at our LA Fair this weekend!
From spice kits to DIY goat cheese, Saffron + Kumquats makes exotic cooking easy, while also producing some of the best gift ideas ever!
The Fare Trade collects all the best small-batch food products onto their site, making shopping all the easier. We can't wait to collect our favorites at their booth!
I don't know about you, but there's nothin' finer than some delicious peanut butter. Spread the Love knows where it's at, keeping things simple with Original and Cacao.
The perfect transition from peanut butter is honey! Bloom Honey is no ordinary farmstand honey producer – their obsession with bees and their honey allows for insanely delicious concoctions like Avocado Honey and Wild Dandelion Honey. Plus they even sell California native bee pollen!
Gullah Girl Tea creates the most beautifully blended teas that aren't just scrumptious, they're also crafted by an herbalist. Charmaine's family history of diabetes led her to establish Gullah Girl in the hopes of bringing health and wellness to others.
Don't miss the Eats + Treats section of the Fair in the Community Gardens at Grand Park! 10 Food Trucks and 20+ Artisanal Foodies who will be serving up delicious street food and other delights. See you all tomorrow!
Happy Monday, Everyone! We've been seeing a lot of incredible talent coming together for our Chicago Mini Market. One of our favorite on-going themes we've been seeing is the use of marble. Whether it's marble products, marble backdrops, or even patterns inspired by marble, we can't help but love the look! Here is a round-up of some of our favorites from our Chicago Mini Market Roster:
Marbled planter by Leah Ball
Marbled shirt as a backdrop | Marbled bangles by Sshikama
Marble as a backdrop by Shades of Grey
Marbled pattern in fur clutch by Eye of the Sun
With Father's Day coming around the corner, we've gathered some of our favorite things for Dads from our Renegade Craft Fair makers.
Some of our dads prefer to be in the kitchen. We love this cutlery set from Four.Chamber.Forge.
A classic gift for dad, this wood carrier by Drop and Catch is by far the most stylish beer caddy.
Even if you can't go camping with your dad as much as he'd like, you can still give him the scent of the campfire! P.F. Candle Co. specializes in creating candles perfect for both men and women.
Being raised by a New England father meant your favorite sports teams were picked for you, or else. If your dad's got major city pride, he'd love this infrastructure city print by Mr. City Printing.
If your dad wears a lot of suits, Pocket Square Clothing is the place to accessorize from classic to trendy ties, bowties, and pocket squares.
What are some of your favorite giftables for your dad? We hope you have a fantastic weekend with your fathers!
Floral Tapestry Makeup Bag by Kertis
With so many talented Makers in our Mini Markets and LA + SF Fairs, we couldn't help but collect some of our favorite "giftables" for Mother's Day! From candles and accessories, to housewares and stationery, these are some of our RCF finds from our current vendors!
Clockwise from top left: Walnut Salad Set by Park Woodshop | Guava Fig Candle by Simply Curated | Floral Vase by Eri Sugimoto | Mother's Day Wood Card by Cardtorial
Gift Box with Tea Towel and Spoon by Lemonbird Preserves
North American Birds Card Set by Small Adventure
Mother's Day set by Caru Skincare Co.
We hope you have a wonderful Mother's Day weekend with your families!
SXSW Fashion is serious business, which makes packing for SXSW a near impossible feat. If you're struggling with what to wear during SXSW, the Makers from our Renegade Craft Fair: SXSW Edition have got you covered! It was so much fun pairing together eclectic pieces and necessities for our SXSW Roundup. Starting from the left: the rainbow polka dot shirt is from Totally Blown Clothing. The tie-dye scarf, a SXSW must-have, is from Late Sunday Afternoon. Accessorize yourself with a 2 Step Puff Necklace from Cheek-ie and triangle earrings from MapleXO. Keep your eyes protected from the bright sun with the Bradbury wood sunglasses from Sire's Eyewear. With all the walking that is involved at SXSW you definitely want to have your essentials on you but don't want to carry anything too bulky or heavy, that's where Rais Case comes in with their southwestern Vida fanny pack. And just like that, you've got a great look for SXSW!
Clothing and accessories aren't the only thing you have to think about while trailing the streets from one concert to the next. Protect yourself from the Texas heat with Sam Wish deodorant and smell fresh all day with Sea Grape's roll-on perfume. Staying hydrated is the most important thing to remember during festival days, so add a handy flask and a pop of color to your ensemble with Bush Smart's hip flask. And speaking of staying hydrated, keep Tchoup Industries' Happy Hour Key Ring attached to you at all times to keep the party going. We hope this helps you determine your SXSW essentials! Be sure to check out these Makers as well as the other 200+ Makers at our Renegade Craft Fair: SXSW Edition next week!
Browsing through the list of vendors for our upcoming Winter Market in Los Angeles has our stomachs growling! We have tons of artisanal food vendors participating in this event, and we thought it would be fun to highlight some of the flavors and treats you'll be able to taste this weekend.
Lemon Bird Preserves, a Southern California favorite, will be on hand selling their jams, preserves, and pickles.
Z Confections will be selling their highly addictive salted caramel corn, as well as sample packs of their other popular flavors.
We're happy to invite P.O.P. Candy Co. back to our LA fair. They'll be selling their deliciously all-natural butter crunch – better get to their booth early, as they often sell out of their most popular flavors before the weekend is over!
Beautiful Briny Sea will be joining the fun with their multitudes of flavored sea salts. We're betting that lots of dudes would love to receive this campfire salt in their stocking!
Pernicious Pickling Co. covers all the basic pickle types, and some oddball combinations. Ginger spice carrots sound like an amazing addition to a winter salad or veggie sandwich.
Coldwater Canyon Provisions creates hand-crafted jams from the finest California pesticide-free or Certified Organic produce from family farms. We can't wait to try some of their blackberry jam on a piece of buttered toast.
Feeling hungry yet? Stop by our 4th Annual Winter Market this weekend at Los Angeles State Historic Park to try these delicious offerings – plus the many food trucks who will be selling savory and sweet treats all weekend long.
While Thanksgiving and Hanukkah have passed, there's lots more time for winter celebrations in 2013. We've rounded up a few finds from our vendors from our Chicago fair (which is coming up this weekend!) who will help you get your home ready for entertaining loved ones all December long. The print above is from Nourishing Notes – a good reminder for the season when everyone seems to end up spending time in the kitchen.
This hand-printed tea towel from Milkhaus is reminiscent of a snowy day. Perfect for curling up with a tray of cocoa and cookies.
Worker B will be selling their raw varietal honey – all sourced from select beekeepers chosen for their dedication to sustainable relationships with honeybees.
PieBox makes reusable raw pine pastry carriers that are handcrafted in Chicago. Perhaps you could use one to bring a delicious apple pie to your next holiday feast?
Seasonal cookbooks from Pinch and Dash will make menu-planning easy, and the photos will have your mouth watering.
Have you ever tried Lavender Sea Salt? Beautiful Briny Sea makes ten varieties of flavored sea salts – we really want to try their "Magical Unicorn" flavor – smoked paprika, lemon, garlic, rosemary, celery seed and pure ocean salt, and it kind of looks like rainbow funfetti!
Find all this and more at Renegade Craft Fair in Chicago, December 7 + 8, 2013 at the Pulaski Park Fieldhouse.
Even though it's one of the warmest cities on our craft fair tour, Austin has a surprising number of talented knitters! Check out these three favorites, all of whom will be selling their wares at Renegade Craft Fair in Austin on Nov. 30th and Dec. 1st at the Palmer Events Center.
The graphic knits seen above are from Sourpuss Knits – she nails color and comfort with a stylish edge.
Sweet Kiddo Co. specializes in cool patterned kids clothing, but their mini-cowls were too cute not to share.
These super chunky knits from Nessa Vendetta Knits will keep you warm and looking cool all winter long. The hat on the left is a pom pom lover's dream!
No matter the weather this weekend- stop by our Austin Holiday Market, and check out these talented makers!
If you have kids, or if you have loved ones with kids – Renegade is a great place to find unique gifts for the little ones. Check out all the awesome toys and adorable clothes that will be available at Brooklyn Renegade this weekend, November 23+24, 2013 at the Skylight One Hanson!
1. Cotton Poplin Tank Dress from Kallio
2. Day Owl from Noli Noli
3. Plush Alligator Friend from Finkelsteins
4. Wooden Blocks from Seven Acre Toys
5. Cactus Print Pants from Petit Pilou
We're excited to invite Elizabeth Suzann and Bryr, both veteran Renegade sellers, to share their beautiful handmade clothes and clogs at our Austin fair. Their work looks great paired together, so we thought we'd round up three outfits, including jewelry from other talented vendors included in our Austin lineup.
This sexy Marlena tank (1) picks up an edgy vibe when paired with the Abilene moto boot (3), even more so when paired with gold fan earrings from Love Nail Tree (2).
The beautifully speckled Marlena dress (1) looks breezy paired with a pop of color from this Son of a Sailor bracelet (2) and a simple braided sandal (3) – perfect for a casual weekend brunch.
This loose Marlena tank (1) pairs perfectly with the neon orange pop of color on the Annabella sandal (3) from Bryr. The simple clutch from Vaalbara Designs keeps the whole look casual.
Shop all these stylish finds and more at Renegade Craft Fair in Austin, November 30th and December 1st, at the Palmer Events Center!
After our maker spotlight with The Greater Goods last week, we thought it would be nice to feature more of the talented makers who will be selling bath and beauty products at Brooklyn Renegade! Many of our makers use all natural products, like these organic vegan soaps from Brooklyn Soapworks.
Caru's organic facial toners are natural inside and out – even their packaging is sustainable!
Cirque's 3-free nail polishes come in dozens of colors – way more than just basic red.
Southern Hospitality specializes in pampering your feet – they know that even the daintiest Southern belle sometimes has feet that are barking like dogs.
Lavender is known to calm the senses, and these lavender bath salts from Violet & Lark are no exception.
Forager's perfumes are handcrafted in Brooklyn, and are designed for women who prefer natural scents.
Find all these beauty products and more at the 2nd Annual Renegade Craft Fair Winter Market in Brooklyn on November 23+24 at the Skylight One Hanson
The Renegade Gang is getting very excited for our upcoming trip to London for the 3rd Annual Renegade Craft Fair! We thought it would be fun to round up a few London-centric finds, made by our London vendors! This lovely illustration above is by the talented Holly Francesca.
This London skyline tape from Cecily Vessey has plenty of uses, and looks great as a way to jazz up your snail mail.
Pair this London bus necklace from Finest Imaginary with any of the London neighborhood tote bags from Lucy Loves This, and you'll have the perfectly accessorized London outfit.
Find work from all these makers at the Renegade Craft Fair in London on November 9 + 10 from 11am to 6pm, at the Old Truman Brewery.
Everyone knows that Renegade is a great place to shop handmade – we'll have over 100+ of the best indie designers gathered at our London fair! Did you also know that Renegade London will feature no less than five craft workshops? We thought we'd offer a sneak preview of some of the things you can learn at Renegade London.
First up: a hands-on quilting workshop with The Amazings! The Amazings are expert crafters over 50 (most in their 70s and 80s) who collaborate with younger designers to share their craft wisdom. We all remember learning to make things with our parents, grandparents or the patient neighbor next door, and The Amazings want to make sure that this tradition of teaching continues.
In their cosy corner of the show, The Amazings will be teaching the basics of paper-piece quilting. Everyone who stops buy will master the skills to make their own heirloom quilt and also add a patch to the group patchwork project . By the end of the weekend we'll have a stunning quilt to give away to one lucky Renegade Crafter. And for anyone who's inspired to get making after the fair, The Amazings are offering an additional free class!
A. Alicia will be hosting an ornament making workshop, to celebrate the launch of her new book, Make it Your Own! For just £2, participants will get a kit with everything they'll need to create the ornaments above, including sustainable beechwood balls, eco-acrylics and fair trade organic yarn. She'll also be selling her new book at a special discounted price for Renegade attendees, so don't miss the chance to get your copy signed by the author!
We're excited to host another talented maker and author, Jane Bull, who will be teaching a workshop on how to create a cute plush project from her new book released by DK London – Crafty Creatures! Check out this snippet from her new book to get a preview of her style.
Make, Thrift, London will be hosting a custom gift wrap printing workshop, where attendees can design and create their own lino stamp to print onto newsprint. A great way to wrap up all the lovely handmade gifts you purchased at Renegade Craft Fair!
Finally, Mollie Makes, the the UK's number one magazine about contemporary handmade culture, will partner with Anova Books to offer a cross stitch primer with Sophie Simpson, author of "Storyland Cross Stitch."
Whether you're an experienced crafter, or looking to learn something new, Renegade Craft Fair London will celebrate DIY culture all weekend long. Stop by the Old Truman Brewery on November 9th and 10th to see what our makers are selling, and take home your own DIY project from one (or all) of our workshops!
As we're curating the fairs, we'll often notice mini-trends among vendors. This time, we spotted a few great butterfly and moth pieces, perfect for your favorite entomologist! The illustration above is from Hanna Melin, who creates beautiful artworks from her studio in East London.
This clutch from Coo and Co. is a perfect blend of bold style and easy sophistication. The hand drawn quality of the insects just adds to the charm of this piece.
Finally, this lady-like necklace from Ladybird Likes pictures butterflies at their most feminine. Check out these winged finds (and much more!) at the Renegade Craft Fair in London on November 9 + 10 from 11am to 6pm, at the Old Truman Brewery.
As we count down the days until Renegade London, it's been exciting to see our makers post behind the scenes photos of their Renegade prep on Instagram! We thought it would be fun to share some of those sneak peeks of what our London makers have been working on. Above, Georgia Bosson shares some photos of her freshly screenprinted cards, all stacked and ready to be packaged.
Mooshpie shared a photo of some product prep – these embroideries are about to get a little color accent!
Emma Margaret Illustration has been showing the fruits of her screenprinting labors! Check out those piles of prints!
Amy Worrell has been posting lots of in-progress ceramic projects, like this glazed but not fired bowl.
Stuffed Nonsense has been sharing lots of her colorful knit projects. So cozy!
Eclectic Eccentricity Jewelry shared a photo of their space shuttle necklace being assembled – perfect for space cases!
Check out the #renegadecraftfair hash tag on Instagram to see more photos from our makers. Visit Renegade Craft Fair in London on Nov. 9 + 10 to see the finished goods in person!
As always, one of our favorite things is to spy on what RCF makers are cooking up for the fairs. This weekend's RCF Chicago is no exception! Process & completion, oh so satisfying.
Cities In Dust
"Getting bezels ready…"
Cities In Dust
"Mystical Dichroic Glass Ring"
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Milkhaus Design
"Only 56 more bags to finish. That's 448 rivets in case you were wondering. Also known as the longest afternoon ever. Someone bring me a cocktail!"
Milkhaus Design
Polka Dot Screen Print Natural Linen Weekender Tote Bag
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Elizabeth Suzann
"I love fabric painting days…"
Elizabeth Suzann
Marlena Mini
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Janelle Gramling
"Things are getting wild in the studio here. Renegade Chicago is this weekend and I feel dizzy and overwhelmed having just returned to work with the kids back in school yesterday. The kiln will be going non-stop through Friday. Wish me luck!"
Janelle Gramling
Hanging Faceted Porcelain Air Plant Holder
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Meet these makers and the incredibly talented (300+!) artists at the 11 annual RCF Chicago Summer, this weekend. + get more sneak peeks here.
See you this weekend beautiful people!
Why should grown-ups have all the fun? Here's a little round-up of our favorite wares for cool kids, all of which can be found at Renegade Chicago.
For the coolest sleepover E V E R . (Handmade huts by hiphuts)
A handmade ferris wheel that's built to last (by A Summer Afternoon) Because a baby can't carry a watermelon. (By The Social Dept.)
Nothing is cooler than a mermaid puppet show. Nothing. (by Owly Shadow Puppets)
These bright, whimsical paintings don't *have* to go in a kid's room, but look how great they would look in one! (by golacygo)
These Renegade Chicago makers are giving some of this week's best sneak peeks!
Flowing fabrics from Folklore Dress (@lasims21)
Jewels in progress by Yellowgrey (@yellowgreyjewelry)
Some of 1,500 (!) bars of soap from Formulary 55 (@formulary55)
With the 2013 Renegade SF just two days away, we thought we'd share this amazing stop-motion video of last year's fair, from set-up to the end of the day. It's almost dizzying to watch it all come together, and the video really captures the process, energy, and excitement of the fair. We are so excited for this weekend, are you?
Special thanks to Samuel Sharkey (@cinethesia on Instagram) for filming the video.
(Click on the picture to play, our embedding skills are a bit lacking today!)
With the 2013 Renegade Craft Fair in Brooklyn just around the corner, we're seeing more and more sneak peeks from some of our favorite makers. We'll call this one the color + glass edition. No sleep 'til Brooklyn!
A rainbow of rings from Urban Revisions (@urbanrevisions)
Colorful cowls from MusumeWear (@musumewear)
Already dreaming where we'd put these amazing glass pieces from ABJ Glassworks (@glassandsnacks)
Check the detail in this collage by Dolan Geiman. Unreal. (@dolangeiman)
How's about a little handmade inspiration to start your weekend? More sneak peeks from the upcoming Renegade Craft Fair in Brooklyn! Makers keep making, and we are getting SO. EXCITED.
Process shot by The Knotty Owl (@theknottyowl)
Letter press in action by B. Impressed (@b_impressed)
Digging the fishbone effect by Oceanne (@oceannejewelry)
Boom! Statement piece by The Stray Arrow (@thestrayarrow)
We're loving these process shots from some of our Renegade Austin makers. Who's pumped for next weekend's fair? (Spoiler alert: we are!) Check out all of this year's talented Austin makers here.
Loving the use of driftwood as jewelry display from Dea Dia (@deadia)
Can't wait to see the rest of the year from Feb10 Design (@feb10design)
A Lesson in Geometry from Voz Collective (@vozcollective)
Pretty Papers from PrettyKiku (@prettykiku)
A sparkly display (from small home design) makes everything better (@smallhomedesign)
Piles and piles of colorful pouches from madebyhank (@madebyhank)
Sometimes, when you're curating a fair, certain puzzle pieces fall into place in such an easy, natural, "oh-my-gosh-best-booth-neighbors-ever" kind of way, you just have to smile. Such was the case with Renegade Austin and some of the first booths you'll see as you walk through the door. The one-two-three punch of AMiRA Jewelry, Little Things Studio, and Perfect Hair Ties is a colorful craft explosion, and we can't wait to see what these amazingly talented makers will bring to the fair. (PS: Get a complete lay of the land with the official Renegade Austin map.)
Loving these feather fringe earrings by AMiRA Jewelry
So excited about the new hand-painted silk scarves by Little Things Studio
Can't help but think we'll be picking up some of these Perfect Hair Ties for our unruly locks
With two fairs cookin' right now (Austin + Brooklyn), it seems like every time we turn around, we see new examples of the amazing work our makers are makin'. Here's a sampling of what's to be found at Renegade Brooklyn.
Crazy for this collage by Emily Jeffords Studio // @beautifulhelloblog
Body Scrub that seriously looks good enough to eat. By DollyMoo // @dollymoobody
Amazing jewels by Dinosaur Toes // @dinosaurtoes
Another Friday, another weekly roundup of works-in-progress, studio shots, and updates from some of the fantastic makers who will be joining us at Renegade Austin. Keep those hashtags coming, everyone! #renegadeaustin #renegadecraftfair


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JG's 7/28/08 Raw Insanity: Bow Down To Your Adamleader
James Guttman -Jul 28, 2016
New! From the creators of WWE Vibrating Crayons comes WWE Trading Cards! Trade them with your friends. Steal them from your friends! Force-feed them to your friends!
JG's 7/25/05 Raw Insanity: Carlito Pins The WWE Champion...Seriously
James Guttman -Jul 25, 2016
Just shut up and read, Nappy.
JG's 7/15/04 Smackdown Insanity: Bald Man Walking! The Return of Kurt Angle.
James Guttman -Jul 15, 2016
No, you can't do it because you're thinking of another game show. It has nothing to do with poop.
JG's 7/13/10 NXT Insanity: Nextivus For The Rest of Us
James Guttman -Jul 13, 2016
Who's Tina and why can't I be in her for 90 days?
JG's 7/11/05 Raw Insanity: Poor Man's Pillman V1
James Guttman -Jul 11, 2016
Broccoli is nutritious and delicious. When the PC groups bitch and moan, we can say "Shut up, lesbians. He stands for children eating vegetables. How can you be pissed off about that?"
JG's 7/9/07 Raw Insanity:...and Starring Jeff Hardy as John Cena
James Guttman -Jul 9, 2016
So, Re-Porters! {Yeah!} Reporters! {Yeah!} Reporters! If you wanna kiss my hindquarters {Yeah!}
JG's 7/5/04 Raw Insanity: The Miseducation of Eugene Dinsmore
James Guttman -Jul 5, 2016
Nice to meet you guys. Say, Mr. Fuji, can you pass the salt?
JG's 6/30/08 Raw Insanity: C.M. Punk Will Be Your Hunter Figure
James Guttman -Jun 30, 2016
Small guys lost tonight,You could be my new Jim Ross tonight...
JG's 6/27/05 Raw Insanity: Ric Flair Touches Kurt Angle's Special Area
James Guttman -Jun 27, 2016
But Mr. McDaddy, I don't want to have a pillow fight with my sister.
JG's 6/21/04 Raw Insanity: The Rock Stops By... And Talks About King Kong Bundy's Scrotum
James Guttman -Jun 21, 2016
Watch out for the Big Red Brain Splatter, Little Kim!
JG's 6/20/05 Raw Insanity: Edge Makes Hardy a Wedding Joke
James Guttman -Jun 20, 2016
Ladies and gentlemen of the United Nations, I give to you the new UN Ambassador from the United States of America. Mr. Stone Cold Steve Austin...
JG's 6/15/09 Raw Insanity: Donald Trump Will Buy Anything
James Guttman -Jun 15, 2016
M.V.P. vs. Ernie. Mike Knox vs. Telly. Rey Mysterio vs. Mr. Noodle...
JG's 6/13/05 Raw Insanity: Lita Makes Out with Snitsky, Stephanie Makes Out with Everyone
James Guttman -Jun 13, 2016
No problem. G'Night everyone. Happy raping.
JG's 6/11/07 Raw Insanity: Vince McMahon Finally Gets Some Appreciation...Then He Dies
James Guttman -Jun 11, 2016
So he's on the floor and crying like a baby. After all the people he had whacked, you'd think he could take a gunshot. No way. What a looooser.
JG's 6/7/03 Raw Insanity: Steve Austin is Obsessed With Kane's Towel-Covered Face
James Guttman -Jun 7, 2016
The other guys pick on me though. They call me "Basement Boy" and "Burnt Face," but I don't care...
JG's 6/6/05 Raw Draft Insanity: Raw's New Champ is Here!
James Guttman -Jun 6, 2016
Hey! Hey! Evolution is a piece of cheese! You eat cheese, you know what I mean. Pass the peas and rake the leaves...
JG's 6/2/03 Raw Insanity: Michaels Wants To Feed Flair a Torch and Kane Doesn't Believe In Violence
James Guttman -Jun 2, 2016
I don't really smell anything different when the Rock comes out. Is it just me? Are you guys smelling something? Maybe it's my sinuses.
JG's 5/19/03 Raw Insanity: Ric Flair Cries His Way To a Defeat
James Guttman -May 19, 2016
Do you think D-Lo Brown used to get teased whenever they came to the "Bi-Lo" Center?
JG's 5/12/03 Raw Insanity: The Final Appearances of The Road Warriors and Freddie Blassie
James Guttman -May 12, 2016
Still to Come Goldberg v Christian Cage in a...uh, cage. Also, Kevin Nash meets Chris Jericho. I'm sorry...
JG's 5/3/04 Raw Insanity: Benoit vs. Michaels...Now With More Hunter!
James Gutman -May 3, 2016
We have a beautiful seven foot, bald son named Satanico Hellspawn. He's the light of my life...
JG's 4/27/09 Real Time Raw Insanity: Shane-o Insane-o Strong Like Bull
James Guttman -Apr 27, 2016
Watcha gonna do, brother, when the largest arms in the world smash your bathroom window in the middle of the night, undo the latch, slide down into the tub, go into your bedroom, and chop your head off?
JG's 4/26/04 Raw Insanity: Kane Gives Lita Some Big Red Lovin'
James Guttman -Apr 26, 2016
From the creators of Head of the Class and Blade 3, comes the sitcom that the entire world will be talking about...
JG's 4/23/07 Raw Insanity: Shawn Michaels and John Cena Tear The Bloody House Down
James Gutman -Apr 23, 2016
"Ha! It's a juicy Mexicool in your mouth. If you for eighteen charo pitas then it's not for you mouth to be having the explosion! Ha ha! It's too juicy!"
JG's 4/21/03 Raw Insanity: Goldberg Hates Rock Concerts
James Guttman -Apr 21, 2016
I used to inhale the pyro and breathe it out my nose and then one day I woke up with seven fingers.
JG's 4/14/03 Raw Insanity: The One Where Goldberg Wears The Wig
James Guttman -Apr 14, 2016
Nash is shown backstage. He's just sitting on a box and thinking. He must have been put on "Time Out."
JG's 4/10/06 Raw Insanity: The McManson Family Goes To Church
James Guttman -Apr 10, 2016
You're supposed to say, "That gets my heart pumpin'!" Just do it, man! Those Oompa Loompas are f**kin' crazy!
JG's 4/9/07 Raw Insanity: A Little Kid Outbooks Jonathan Coachman
James Guttman -Apr 9, 2016
So? I'm not a wuss. Dude. Totally. Not a wuss. Look. Look I can pinch my arm really hard and I don't even scream.
JG's 4/6/09 Raw Insanity: Starring Orton as Gene Snitsky, Vicki as Eric Bischoff, and Batista as Vince McMahon
James Guttman -Apr 6, 2016
Tank ya, Vicki. My you look so sweet. No 'under dem boys befightin' ova you...
JG's 3/26/07 Raw Insanity: Vince McMahon Stops The Lashley Train
James Guttman -Mar 26, 2016
Sanjaya? No, Aretha. It's pronounced
JG's 3/24/03 Raw Insanity: Stone Cold Ruins The Rock Concert
James Guttman -Mar 24, 2016
Good to have ya back, Goldberg. I missed listening to you obsess about your pets. That was sarcasm and this is Raw...
JG's 3/23/09 Raw Insanity: Randy Orton Gets Him Some of That Stephanie McMahon
James Guttman -Mar 23, 2016
I'm Donald Trump.
What's your name?
Your name Stu?
Stu? Good.
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I knew a fella named Stu once.
So that's your name now.
I'm Donald Trump.
What's your name?
Your name Stu?
Stu? Good.
Stu's a good name.
I knew a fella named Stu once.
So that's your name now.
JG's 3/21/05 Raw Insanity: Randy Orton Kisses Stacy Kiebler...Then He Kills Her
James Guttman -Mar 21, 2016
Next! Come on in. Stand on the giant "H," state your name, your gimmick, and why you should be in Evolution.
JG's 3/19/07 Raw Insanity: Scalping Eugene
James Guttman -Mar 19, 2016
Condemned. It's about prisoners who are forced to fight each other for
their own survival. I remember this movie! Wasn't it called "WCW?"
JG's 3/15/04 Raw Insanity: The Crippling Champ
James Guttman -Mar 15, 2016
No, not at all. I'm just confused by your resume is all. Like this, for example. Under "other skills," you wrote "once pushed a one-legged guy down a flight of stairs."
JG's 3/13/06 Raw Insanity: Shawn Michaels Throws Pee-Pee at His Boss
James Guttman -Mar 13, 2016
Remember before where we said that you'd be shaking your head trying to figure out how many different personalities you can use? Well, the answer is four. You can use four...
JG's 3/9/09 Raw Insanity: Triple H Literally Wrecks Randy Orton's Home
James Guttman -Mar 9, 2016
Hey! Let's rename this place! How about Ohio Land?
JG's 3/6/06 Raw Insanity: Stephanie McMahon Puts Evil Preggo Powder In HBK's Water
James Guttman -Mar 6, 2016
The WWF
demanded that the footage be pulled from UPN's rotation and Jimmy Snuka
claimed that he couldn't remember how to speak English.
JG's 3/5/12 Raw Insanity: The Rock Talks Us To Death
James Guttman -Mar 5, 2016
Ha ha. It's a'ok. I am a'here. I want to tell you - how do you say - you son he is a'deads! His car go skiddy skiddy boom boom...
JG's 2/27/12 Raw Insanity: Kung Pow Cena Tattles on The Rock's Cheat Sheet
James Guttman -Feb 27, 2016
Let the Rock channel Adele. Let the Rock channel her song "Someone Like You." Let the Rock…blow your mind.
JG's 2/26/07 Raw Insanity: Shawn Michaels Has Intimacy Issues
James Guttman -Feb 26, 2016
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I'd argue that with you. Up here, we have Tim's Cascade Chips. Crisp, not to salty, slightly thick. Excellent for just about any kind of dip. Can even stand up to having cheese & bacon melted on top in an oven. Made some like that for the last Super Bowl. A whole large cookie sheet of them went bye-bye within 20 minutes.
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If you can find them, try Tim's Cascade Chips made in Washington state - very tasty and available online:
I guess you can't complain that they aren't made with real Crawtators.
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Lol. Can we agree that all regional chips beat Pringles?
Oh for goodness sake YES! Salted cardboard can beat Pringles! LOL
Part of my post #42.
All Crab Chips are is Old Bay-type seasoning. We also use Old Bay on our shrimp, so it's not really just a crab thing. ;-)
My favorite flavor is Carolina BBQ - by Utz, also. I LOVE that flavor. Perfect combo of BBQ and vinegar. Wow.
I really wish they would make them in RIPPLED though. Utz is hugely mass-produced, so their chips are too thin. Would rather have the tougher texture of ripples with the Carolina.
My husband used to have Grandma Utz as his back-up for not having his hometown HARTLEY'S.
However, he changed when I brought home Martin's kettle chips. Martin's is now preferred - but still not above Hartley's. But you can only get that in central PA or on-line order.
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Postfix has hundreds of configuration variables, but don't worry. To build a working system, you need to set only about 20 of them. To get an idea of Postfix's capabilities and the way it works, see Listing 2. It is an excerpt, by no means complete (or working), of a real main.cf file. More specifically, it shows only the main options that must be set to a different value than the default or the ones that are particularly important for spam fighting and not making an open relay. We will build a complete main.cf file in upcoming articles in this series.
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#Section 1: basic setup myhostname = the.full.name.of.your.server (eg mybox.home.network) mydomain = $myhostname myorigin = $mydomain #Section 2: receiving mail inet_interfaces = all mydestination = $myhostname, localhost #Sections 3: define who can relay through this server mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8 relay_domains = #Section 4: define virtual domains and virtual user maps virtual_mailbox_domains = myfamily.net mybusiness.com virtual_mailbox_base = /var/mail/mail_storage virtual_mailbox_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/vmailbox virtual_transport = procmail #Section 5: ignore spambots which don't respect the SMTP specs # from http://www.howtoforge.com/virtual_postfix_antispam smtpd_helo_required = yes strict_rfc821_envelopes = yes disable_vrfy_command = yes #Section 6: ignore unknown senders or those which # don't show proper credentials smtpd_helo_restrictions = smtpd_recipient_restrictions = reject_invalid_hostname, reject_non_fqdn_hostname, reject_non_fqdn_sender, reject_non_fqdn_recipient, permit_mynetworks, reject_unauth_destination
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Abandoned Six Flags, New Orleans
So for the past three years since Katrina I've been eying the old Six Flags. Every time we drive past it's just there untouched. So, since I was the one driving I finally got to look at it up close. We drove by in the morning and on the way home we were kind of bored and so we considered the idea of breaking in more seriously. We decided to circumference the area and found an old service road that had an employee entrance and a huge gap under the fence, so we parked the car on the hill so it was hidden from the highway and proceeded under the fence. It was amazing. Everything there was so worn and weathered. We went into a gift shop and there was still stuff in there, we picked up some tee shirts and walked around some more until I went back to the car to get another lens. I brought my shirt with me, which turned out to be really lucky. After we wondered around for about forty minutes (it was a ghost town, reminded me of an episode of Scooby Doo) and had seen a lot of the park Kelsey saw a cop car. We picked up a little jog and headed out of there. When we were almost to the fence Ian decided to drop the shirts and hat, so if there was a cop waiting we would get in trouble for that too. And there was. The first thing he did was handcuff Ian and Kelsey (only having one pair, he did not handcuff me) and destroy Ian's film. While the cop was doing this I stashed my camera behind the car. The guy told us that there were "wild hogs and wild dogs", he got mad at us and called the owners and told them we were scared out of our minds. After recovering from the handcuffing shock I was pretty sure we weren't going to be arrested and we weren't but it was way too close. It's really too bad because I want to go back so bad.


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Weekend Drive takes you from Las Vegas to Scotland Weekend Drive takes you from Las Vegas to Scotland Tim Tebow not speaking at RNC Tim Tebow not speaking at RNC Chris Froome runs after Tour de France bike crash Chris Froome runs after Tour de France bike crash Muhammad Ali honored with musical tribute at 2016 ESPYs Muhammad Ali honored with musical tribute at 2016 ESPYs Tim Tebow, Dana White to speak at RNC Tim Tebow, Dana White to speak at RNC Two former pros say athletes can benefit from marijuana Two former pros say athletes can benefit from marijuana By Michael McKnight Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More More Sports West may be best, but the beast of the East holds No. 1 (cont.) by Ted Keith Add Favorite Favorite Added Twitter Email Posted: Thu Aug. 20, 2009 MLB Power Rankings 11Last Week: 13 Florida MarlinsThe game's most potent offense now belongs to ... the Marlins? That just might be the case now that the Fish have recorded at least 10 hits in 15 consecutive games, the longest streak in the majors in 72 years and only four shy of the all-time mark. How rare is that? I'm not nearly smart enough to figure out the math on just how rare that is (although I did flip a coin 15 times and get heads eight times and tails seven times -- does that mean anything?) but fortunately there are people who do this stuff for a living. The Miami Herald asked a statistics professor to calculate the odds and found it was "so freaky ... one that denies statistical definition." Kind of like these rankings. 12Last Week: 11 Detroit TigersStill holding just a three-game lead in the AL Central, the Tigers aren't finished looking for ways to improve their club. First they acquired lefty starter Jarrod Washburn from the Mariners on deadline day, then this week they got Aubrey Huff from the Orioles. 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At least this gave Cubs fans someone new to turn their blame on in the midst of a 4-9 stretch that began with them tied for first in the NL Central and now leaves them six games out. Kevin Gregg, officially demoted as the team's closer this week, is an old target. Who's next? 17Last Week: 17 Minnesota TwinsI thought we were done with this whole Joe-Mauer-might-bat-.400 thing (especially after this). But then he had to go and hit .500 -- Yes, .500. Unreal -- since August 2 to jack his batting average back from .353 on August 1 to .380 entering Thursday's game. Mauer may have been overshadowed lately in Minnesota, but let's hope it's temporary. Besides, with the Twins having fallen to their biggest deficit of the year in the AL Central, there doesn't seem to be much else worth paying attention to with this team. 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Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) agencies responded to the Combating Autism Act of 2006 (CAA) by establishing some new autism activities and continuing others. The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) created a new initiative to address specific directives in the CAA. Through this initiative, HRSA expanded its existing training programs by requiring grantees to include training specific to autism. It also established new autism research grants and funded new state grants to improve services for children with autism. HRSA awards its autism grants under the authority of the CAA. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continued their autism activities--some of which were undertaken in response to the Children's Health Act of 2000--but did not create new programs as a direct result of the CAA. NIH continued to fund, expand, and coordinate autism research through its Autism Centers of Excellence and autism-specific grants and contracts. CDC continued to fund its regional centers of excellence for autism epidemiology and other activities, such as an awareness campaign. HHS's Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC)--reauthorized by the CAA--assumed additional responsibilities to coordinate autism efforts within HHS and restructured its membership to include more nonfederal members. NIH created the Office of Autism Research Coordination to coordinate and manage the IACC. The CAA did not appropriate funds to any HHS agency. Nevertheless, overall spending on HRSA, NIH, CDC, and IACC autism activities increased from approximately $143.6 million in fiscal year 2006 to approximately $240.4 million in fiscal year 2011.
HRSA, the only HHS agency that has awarded grants specifically as a result of the CAA, regularly collects and reviews information from grantees to oversee individual CAA grantees and programs. HRSA awarded approximately $164 million in grants to 110 CAA grantees from fiscal years 2008 to 2011; though, some of these grantees were already receiving funds prior to the CAA. To oversee these grantees, HRSA requires they regularly submit progress reports and financial reports. The agency also requires grantees to obtain prior approval before making certain changes to their projects. GAO reviewed documentation for an unbiased random sample of 22 grantees, which were representative of the 110 CAA grantees. GAO found that CAA grantees submitted all required reports. Many grantees submitted prior-approval requests for changes to their projects. Most frequently, grantees requested to carry over unobligated funds from the current year to the next budget period. GAO found that HRSA staff routinely collected and reviewed information submitted by the grantees and appropriately documented their review and approval of these submissions. HRSA also conducted site visits and provided technical assistance as a means of overseeing grantees. HRSA conducted site visits with 9 of the grantees in our sample during the period of our review, while only 2 of these were required sites visits. Besides overseeing grantees, HRSA monitors its overall CAA programs by regularly collecting performance reports from grantees. In addition, in December 2012, HRSA released a grant-management operations manual to outline its overall approach for monitoring its CAA programs.
GAO provided a draft of this report to HHS for comment. In response, HHS provided technical comments that were incorporated, as appropriate.
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CDC considers autism to be an important public health concern. In 2012, CDC reported that an estimated 1 in 88 children in the United States has been identified as having autisma 23 percent increase from its estimate of 1 in 110 reported in 2009. Autism is a developmental disorder involving communication and social impairment. Symptoms usually become evident in early childhood. There are many suspected causes and no known cure.
HHS agencies fund educational and support services for individuals diagnosed with autism and fund research in a variety of areas, such as identifying the causes of autism and intervention options. The CAA amended sections of the Childrens Health Act of 2000 related to autism and established new requirements. The CAA, enacted in December 2006, authorized the expansion of HHSs activities related to autism research, surveillance, prevention, intervention, and education through fiscal year 2011. The CAA authorized, but did not appropriate, federal funding to carry out these activities.
In this report, GAO (1) describes the actions that HHS agencies have taken as a result of the CAA, and (2) examines the oversight of CAA grantees. To address these objectives, GAO reviewed CAA and HHS documents and interviewed agency officials to identify the autism activities resulting from the CAA. GAO also determined the amount certain HHS agencies spent on autism activities from fiscal year 2006prior to the CAAthrough fiscal year 2011. In addition, GAO reviewed files for a random sample of CAA grantees to examine oversight from 2008 to 2011.
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Jun 23, 2016
Defense Health Care:Availability and Quality Measurement of Women's Health Care Services in U.S. Military HospitalsGAO-16-596: Published: Jun 23, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 23, 2016.
Jun 20, 2016
Federal Autism Activities:Agencies Are Encouraging Early Identification and Providing Services, and Recent Actions Could Improve CoordinationGAO-16-446: Published: May 20, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 20, 2016.
Jun 15, 2016
Food and Drug Administration:Comprehensive Strategic Planning Needed to Enhance Coordination between Medical Product CentersGAO-16-500: Published: May 16, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2016.
Medical Product Oversight:FDA Needs More Strategic Planning to Guide Its Scientific InitiativesGAO-16-432: Published: May 16, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2016.
Jun 9, 2016
Medicare Fee-For-Service:Opportunities Remain to Improve Appeals ProcessGAO-16-366: Published: May 10, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2016.
Jun 7, 2016
VA Health Care:Improvements Needed for Management and Oversight of Sole-Source Affiliate Contract DevelopmentGAO-16-721T: Published: Jun 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 7, 2016.
Jun 3, 2016
VA's Health Care Budget:In Response to a Projected Funding Gap in Fiscal Year 2015, VA Has Made Efforts to Better Manage Future BudgetsGAO-16-584: Published: Jun 3, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 3, 2016.
Jun 1, 2016
Medicare:Utilization and Expenditures for Complex Wheelchair AccessoriesGAO-16-640R: Published: Jun 1, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 1, 2016.
May 24, 2016
Medicare Program:Continued Action Required to Address Weaknesses in Provider and Supplier Enrollment ControlsGAO-16-703T: Published: May 24, 2016. Publicly Released: May 24, 2016.
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