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With the 2012 regular season set to come to a close this weekend, we decided to take a look at the quarterback situation for all 32 NFL teams, and here's what we came up with. We ranked the current starting quarterbacks using a series of metrics, including stats, win-loss record, durability, consistency, potential ceiling, contract situation and intangibles. Here's our list.
1. Aaron Rodgers, Packers -- Heading into the final week of the season, he's going to throw for more than 3,900 yards and 30 touchdowns, and will have a completion percentage of 65 percent or better while throwing fewer than 10 interceptions for the third time in the last four seasons. Not even Tom Brady will do that. (Through 15 games, Rodgers has completed 67 percent of his passes for 3,930 yards, to go along with 35 touchdown passes and eight picks.)
2. Tom Brady, Patriots -- His performance Sunday against the Jaguars likely knocked him from MVP consideration, but he's still one of the two or three best quarterbacks in the game. The numbers might not be at the same levels as 2010 or 2007, but this year isn't far off (63 percent completion rate, 4,543 passing yards, 32 touchdowns, 8 interceptions).
3. Peyton Manning, Broncos -- He's having a terrific year (68 percent completion rate, 4,355 yards, 34 touchdowns, 11 interceptions) particularly when you consider the neck surgery and the acclimation to a new team. I'm not quite ready to include him as part of the MVP picture (if I had a vote, it would go to Adrian Peterson) because he had six games to feast on the AFC West, as well as Cleveland and Carolina. But Manning certainly deserves Comeback Player of the Year honors.
4. Drew Brees, Saints -- Brees was a legit member of the MVP discussion a few weeks ago for several reasons, not the least of which was the fact that he was pretty much holding everything together in New Orleans. (If the Saints could stop anyone, they'd be headed back to the playoffs. But that's not so much on Brees.) But a three-game losing streak in late November and early December drove the Saints from the postseason picture. Still a very good season (63 percent completion rate, 4,781 yards, 39 touchdowns and 18 interceptions), but the man only can do so much.
5. Matt Ryan, Falcons -- Few quarterbacks have been as consistently impressive over the last two years as Ryan -- this season, he's got a 69 percent completion rate, close to 4,500 yards passing and almost a 2.5-to-1 touchdown-to-interception ratio (31-14), but we've past that point with him now. He's reached the level where he will be judged by what he accomplishes in the playoffs, and in that vein, this has a chance to be a career-defining postseason for the former Boston College star. Atlanta has been terrific in the regular season the last two seasons but has lost its last two playoff games by a combined score of 72-23. (Atlanta comparisons aside, Ryan is starting to feel like the football version of Dominique Wilkins -- a great player who is one of the best in the game in the regular season but just doesn't have what it takes in the playoffs.)
6. Robert Griffin III, Redskins -- RG3 is going to get some MVP votes. Not that he deserves the award, but he should get a lot of credit for turning around a moribund franchise. As a rookie -- any quarterback who throws for more than 3,000 yards (3,100 through 14 games) with a completion percentage of 66 percent and 20 touchdowns against five interceptions deserves some level of recognition. Credit should also go to Mike Shanahan for playing to Griffin's strengths and not trying to make him something he's not.
7. Russell Wilson, Seahawks -- He may not have RG3's gaudy stat line, but through 15 games with Seattle he has 2,868 yards with a 63 percent completion percentage and a 2.5-to-1 touchdown-to-interception ratio. More importantly, he has the Seahawks playing their best football at the most important time of the year. This group of rookie quarterbacks won't be able to match the 1983 class when it comes to Hall of Famers, but Wilson, Luck, Griffin and Tannehill all will be very good quarterbacks in this league for a very long time.
8. Eli Manning, Giants -- After three really impressive seasons when he topped 4,000 yards passing and a 60 percent completion percentage, Manning took a small step back this season (he's at 3,740 passing yards and a 59.8 completion percentage through 15 games, to go along with just 21 touchdowns vs. 15 interceptions) as the New York offense struggled a bit. The Giants were a tough team to read all season, and Manning's occasional inconsistencies mirrored New York's ups and downs. At the time of year when New York usually is playing its best football, the Giants have lost three of their last four, capped off by ugly back-to-back losses to the Ravens (33-14) and Falcons (34-0). Not all of that is on Manning, but just as he is celebrated for his late-season work in years past, he has to share some of the blame for New York's late-season woes this year.
9. Colin Kaepernick, Niners -- It's a key stretch for the youngster. He's had a phenomenal season with San Francisco, but it will be interesting to see how he and the Niners respond to their Sunday night blowout at the hands of the Seahawks. He doesn't have the numbers of some of his rookie counterparts -- thanks in part to the fact that he doesn't have a full season under his belt -- but through 12 games (seven starts) the completion percentage is good (63) and clearly he's a good decision-maker with a strong arm.
10. Matt Schaub, Texans -- Like Ryan, this postseason, Schaub stands at a key moment in his career -- he's assembled very good numbers over the last four seasons (four years where his completion percentage is over 60 percent, as well as a steady 2-to-1 touchdown-to-interception ratio and an average of more than 3,000 passing yards each of the last five years). But now, he's ready to take the leap to the next level. Will he be a very good regular-season quarterback on a good team, or he could be the guy who begins to cement a legacy with the Texans? Sunday's game against the Colts, as well as the upcoming postseason, is a golden opportunity for Schaub to show that he can take that next step as a signal caller.
11. Andy Dalton, Bengals -- The best quarterback in the AFC North? Yep. He completes more than 60 percent of his passes (62 percent this year), will throw for more than 3,500 yards (3,591), and still can reach the 30-touchdown plateau. Oh, and he also has his team going to the postseason for the second time in his relatively brief NFL career. Flacco and Roethlisberger have taken a step back this season, and while Dalton needs to cut down on his picks (he has more interceptions than touchdown passes over the last month), he had a career-defining moment last week against the Steelers, leading the Bengals to a last-second win that knocked Pittsburgh out of the playoff picture.
12. Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers -- Arguing with offensive coordinators and gagging a key regular-season game away at home vs. a division rival isn't a good way to go out for Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh offense. It'll be interesting to watch the evolution of the quarterback over the next few years -- he just turned 30, and while he's never been a huge stats guy, there's some change in his offensive personnel. How he adjusts to what's going on around him will reveal a lot about how the next few years of his career will go.
13. Andrew Luck, Colts -- Just steady, consistent and dependable. His numbers are just a shade behind some of his fellow first-year quarterbacks (including a 54 percent completion percentage, and almost as many picks -- 18 -- as touchdown passes -- 21). But there's no reason to think those numbers won't increase over the next few seasons. When you're comparing him against the rest of the field he's in the middle of the pack, but don't expect him to be there for long.
14. Joe Flacco, Ravens -- Flacco is a free agent going into the offseason, and while he's better than many might give him credit for, it wasn't the sort of year he wanted to have before hitting the open market (60 percent completions, 3,783 yards passing, 22 touchdowns, 10 interceptions) and possibly landing a colossal payday. That being said, he's probably going to be the best free agent quarterback on the market this offseason. If the Ravens aren't going to pay him, someone else likely will.
15. Tony Romo, Cowboys -- What to think? One week Romo looks electric, leading the Cowboys back from the brink to a win. The following week, he's a dog who can't get out of his own way. At this point in his career he is who he is -- the sort of quarterback who can pile up amazing numbers (66 percent completions, 4,685 passing yards, 26 touchdown passes) but also keep both teams in the game at the same time (16 interceptions ... which isn't even a career-high).
16. Jay Cutler, Bears -- Hard to imagine there's a more polarizing starting quarterback than Cutler. A true gunslinger (and that's not necessarily a compliment), he can make throws that few quarterbacks can complete, but he'll also drive Bears fans crazy with his decision-making. But even though he has a 59 percent completion rate and 2,776 passing yards through 14 games with 18 touchdowns vs. 14 interceptions, he's Chicago's guy until the end, especially when you consider Jason Campbell is the alternative. Plus, he was the inspiration for Smokin' Jay Cutler.
17. Sam Bradford, Rams -- Bradford and St. Louis have made some nice gains this season under Jeff Fisher, but when you compare him to this year's rookie class, you have to wonder if/when he's going to be able to make the leap. He's a very nice quarterback (59 percent completions, 3,450 yards, 20 touchdowns, 12 interceptions), but now, at the end of his third full season in the league, the former No. 1 pick doesn't look like the sort of guy who can put a franchise on his shoulders and take it to the next level. At least not yet.
18. Josh Freeman, Buccaneers -- If you take his first-half numbers, you could make an argument that Freeman was ascending into the top half of the league when it came to young QBs -- a completion percentage around 60, decent passing yardage and a positive touchdown-to-interception ratio. He and running back Doug Martin were two of the biggest reasons the young and hungry Bucs were one of the better young offenses in the league over the first eight games. But all of that went south about midway through the season. Freeman continues to struggle with accuracy -- he threw five picks over the first nine games but 11 in the last six, including eight in the last two. He needs to develop more consistency if he wants to be mentioned as one of the better young QBs in the league.
19. Matthew Stafford, Lions -- Stafford is talented enough, but Detroit underachieved this season. Stafford has impressive numbers (60 percent completion rate, 4,695 yards, 17 touchdowns, 16 interceptions), and clearly has developed a special relationship with Calvin Johnson. But the Lions have to mature a lot this offseason if they're going to take the leap and be a consistently good team. Stafford has to play a large role in that process.
20. Chad Henne, Jaguars -- Henne gets kicked around as a journeyman, but he has proven as the 2012 season has come to a close that if he ever gets into a situation where he has some quality offensive parts around him, he can flourish. (If the Jaguars throw him out in favor of Tim Tebow, they should be roundly criticized -- Henne is never going to be a great quarterback, but he'll get your team a lot further than Tebow ever will.) Oh, and Henne is the subject of the best quarterback GIF of them all.
21. Ryan Tannehill, Dolphins -- He suffers slightly when compared to the rest of this year's rookie quarterbacks (58 percent completion rate, 3,059 yards, 12 touchdowns and 12 interceptions), but he could be the centerpiece of a football resurgence in South Florida. Tannehill, offensive coordinator Mike Sherman and coach Joe Philbin all are part of a nice foundation of talent -- it's just going to be up to Miami ownership not to muck it up and get impatient if the Dolphins aren't in the Super Bowl next year.
22. Philip Rivers, Chargers -- Another guy at the crossroads. Would he thrive if he got away from Norv Turner (as, if everyone expects, Turner is gone in San Diego)? Or could the new coach come in and make some tweaks to his game and really maximize what is an obvious set of offensive talents? Either way, he's probably sticking around with the Chargers for the foreseeable future -- he's signed through 2015, with a massive cap hit ($15 million-plus) if he's cut before then. (For what it's worth, he's sitting on a 64 percent completion rate, to go along with 3,455 passing yards, 24 touchdowns and 15 interceptions.)
23. Brandon Weeden, Browns -- The forgotten man of the 2012 quarterback draft class, Weeden actually has had an OK year under some tough circumstances with the Browns (57 percent completion rate, 3,385 passing yards, 14 touchdowns, 17 interceptions). Like Tannehill, he suffers when compared to this year's rookie class -- really, those are good numbers for any rookie who starts every game in his first year in the league -- but those stats will have to improve if he wants to remain the man in Cleveland going forward.
24. Cam Newton, Panthers -- A fascinating study. Newton clearly has the mental and physical skills to thrive in the league -- in a down year, he still has a 60 percent completion rate with 4,051 passing yards with 21 touchdowns and 17 picks. Now it's a matter of whether or not he can put it all together and take it to the next level. However, the next stage of his development will likely be tied to who will take over as the next coach in Carolina. If Ron Rivera and his staff are shown the door, Newton needs a quarterback-friendly OC and/or head coach for him to continue to progress.
25. Ryan Fitzpatrick, Bills -- He's always got that Harvard education to fall back on. (You knew he went to Harvard, right?) A better-than-average quarterback who completes 61 percent of his passes, he'll finish the year with more than 3,000 yards passing (he's sitting on 3,175 with 23 touchdowns and 16 interceptions), he likely would thrive with a consistent set of offensive options around him, but it doesn't appear to be working for him in Buffalo. The sad thing is that his contract pretty much makes him untradeable. (Seriously ... Google "Ryan Fitzpatrick," and the first suggestion that comes up is "Ryan Fitzpatrick contract.")
26. Carson Palmer, Raiders -- Good numbers, I guess -- 61 percent completion rate, 4,018 passing yards, 22 touchdowns, 14 interceptions. But the 32-year-old is an irrelevant quarterback for an irrelevant franchise. It appears that Terrelle Pryor will get the start in the regular-season finale against the Chargers.
27. Christian Ponder, Vikings -- Probably too low (62 percent completion rate, 2,701 passing yards, 15 touchdowns, 12 interceptions), but when your No. 1 job as a signal-caller is to not screw up the handoff to Adrian Peterson, the bar is set pretty low. Unlike a lot of guys at the bottom of this list, he should keep his job for the foreseeable future, and he even could move up if the Vikings are able to put a few more offensive options around him this offseason.
28. Jake Locker, Titans -- Locker is a solid, upright citizen who says "please" and "thank you," drinks his milk all the way to the bottom of the glass and asks to be excused before he leaves the table. He's a nice quarterback for a middle-of-the-road to below-average team (56 percent completion rate, 2,024 yards, 10 touchdowns, 11 interceptions), but likely never anything more than that. He could be on the outs in Tennessee if/when Mike Munchak is fired at the end of the season.
29. Nick Foles, Eagles -- Who knows? He's probably shown enough that he deserves a full year as a starter in Philly to see what he could bring to the table over the course of an entire season, but with Andy Reid on his way out the door, he probably won't get that opportunity. He could draw the attention of his new coach in Philly, but at best he's part of a positional battle this offseason with whoever the new regime decides to bring in.
30. Brady Quinn, Chiefs -- He's had a relatively strong finish considering what's around him, but it probably won't matter, as Kansas City figures to try to sweep everything clean and start fresh in 2013.
31. Ryan Lindley, Cardinals -- This is not so much an indictment of Lindley but merely an indicator of how things have gone this season in Arizona. It's a shame that things spiraled out of control so fast for the Cards this season in large part because of the instability at the quarterback position. Maybe Brian Hoyer is the answer? If not, they'll have to look toward free agency or the draft to try and remedy their issues. It would be a shame if a wide receiver like Larry Fitzgerald spent another year wasted.
32. Mark Sanchez/Tim Tebow/Greg McElroy, Jets -- Whichever starting quarterback emerges from that clown car of a locker room deserves to be panned.
We get deep in to some quarterback discussion with ESPN analyst/former NFL starter Trent Dilfer.
Head Coach Bill Belichick on Patriots Monday
Former Patriot Heath Evans, now with the NFL Network, joins Dale, Holley and Thornton every Monday for a thorough analysis of the Patriots and the NFL. This week we break down the shutout of Houston, and look ahead to the Bills.
Sam Packard is joined by Celtics 2nd Round draft pick Abdel Nader to discuss his path to the the NBA and how he plans to improve his game. Sam then talks to Player Development Coach Nick Friedman from Elite Skills Training, the pre-Draft camp Nader attended. Friedman also gives his opinion on the Celtics performance at summer league and the development of Jaylen Brown.
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Rob Bradford is joined by Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello, who is in line to serve as the team's No. 1 starter heading into the postseason. Porcello offers insight in terms of how previous playoff experiences have shaped him heading into this October, while going into detail how he plans on preparing for these starts. The righty also talks about an interesting change he made this season on days he doesn't pitch.
Joe and Tim talk with the Red Sox skipper John Farrell about the turnaround from last season with his club and how hard they worked to reach this point
Joe and Tim talk with Red Sox starting pitcher about how it feels to be one of the veterans on the club as they head into the playoffs as AL East Champs
Joey Mac joins Ken Laird on his Saturday show to discuss the David Backes addition and Loui Eriksson departure in NHL free agency
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
In the fourth and final hour Curt Schilling discussed Ortiz and Betts as MVP candidates and gave his thoughts on Monday's debate.
The guys discussed Papi's MVP chances and a bizarre postgame show on NESN.
In two we play some of Rex Ryan's conversation with Julian Edelman and read about Gary Tanguay's appearance in the Herald during Headlines.
Glenn, Lou, and Christian watched last night's Red Sox AL East Champs celebration, and they love the new NESN, especailly the copious F-Bombs and "Party Gary" Striewski. Plus, Christian tries to get Producer Paul to try DMSO horse cream for his leg injury.
Glenn, Lou, and Christian marvel that it's Week 4, and the Patriots are already running away with the Division. Plus, Rex Ryan is being his normal ridiculous self; and could Tom Coughlin be in the Bills' future?
Glenn, Lou, and Christian try to decide who deserves the most credit for the construction of the AL East Champion Red Sox: Ben Cherington or Dave Dombrowski?
Vintage Rex today... while Belichick is deep in to game film and preparation, Rex is making practical jokes against Julian Edelman and getting testy with the Boston media.
John joins us from NY and tells us why he left Price in, what to expect from the rest of this Yankees series, and more.
Inspired by what should happen at Yankee Stadium tonight or tomorrow, we look at four other memorable moments in which the Red Sox clinched a playoff berth.
Kirk Minihane's first career dream was to work in Hollywood, so today Kirk sits down with somebody who actually made it in Hollywood, John Krasinski. Kirk and John have a fascinating conversation about John's rise to fame as Jim in the Office, John's transition from TV to movie star, and what is on the horizon for Newton native John Krasinski.
Kirk Minihane sits down with the Boston Globes Sports Media Columnist, Chad Finn. Kirk and Chad talk about the long and storied feud between WEEI and the Boston Globe and the ongoing ratings war between WEEI and the Hub.
Kirk and Gerry talk about how the show is going since the departure of John Dennis, how the fill-in hosts have been doing so far, and what they are looking for in a third host.
Kirk Minihane's first career dream was to work in Hollywood, so today Kirk sits down with somebody who actually made it in Hollywood, John Krasinski. Kirk and John have a fascinating conversation about John's rise to fame as Jim in the Office, John's transition from TV to movie star, and what is on the horizon for Newton native John Krasinski.
Rob Bradford is joined by Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello, who is in line to serve as the team's No. 1 starter heading into the postseason. Porcello offers insight in terms of how previous playoff experiences have shaped him heading into this October, while going into detail how he plans on preparing for these starts. The righty also talks about an interesting change he made this season on days he doesn't pitch.
Gerry Callahan and Jeff Kuhner react to the first presidential debate of this election season. Gerry is convinced Trump lost the first debate while Jeff thinks otherwise. Gerry and Jeff talk about what Trump needs to do better in the upcoming debates.
Gary Tanguay walked out on the show for the second time in three months this morning. Here is the management approved version of today's events.More from this show
K&C producers Ken Laird & Chris Curtis are joined by WEEI intern and Recap Show host Lucy Burdge to discuss another explosive Gary Tanguay appearance on the program that featured Tango's second walkout.More from this show
Gary stormed out of the studio for the second time in three months after he was labeled a bad father and a pedophile. His future at the station remains highly in doubt.More from this show
Kirk flipped out at Curtis and Fred Couples cried.More from this show
Who is more important, Brady or Belichick? Tim Hasselbeck is pissed at Kirk and Gerry and Dan Le Batard cried.More from this show


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Our annual campaign videos are produced in partnership with area high school students. We are proud to showcase the talent of these students while sharing the work of the Livingston County United Way.
Congratulations to the students at Fowlerville High School for winning our 2015 Campaign Video Competition!
• 2014 Campaign Video produced by Fowlerville High School students
• 2013 Campaign Video produced by Fowlerville High School students
• 2012 Campaign Video produced by Hartland High School students
2016 Campaign Video Competition
All Livingston County high school students were invited to participate in our annual competition, sponsored by Brennan Investment Services and Palmer Moving & Storage. Submissions are due April 8, 2016.
Click here for submission guidelines.
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• 2015 Day of Caring video, produced by Steve Goers, Armor Protective Packaging
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USC football: If Clay Matthews did it, why can't he?April 21st, 2011, 7:00 am by Michael Lev, staff writer
Will Andrew knows that all walk-ons aren't created equal. But the USC linebacker can't help but think of another front-seven defender who went from Trojans walk-on to NFL star.
Yes, Andrew thinks about Clay Matthews from time to time. Why not dream big?
"Just hearing his story gives me motivation," Andrew said. "If someone did it, that means maybe I could do it too."
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50 Creative Star Logos For Inspiration
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The other day, while browsing some logo galleries, I noticed the trend of using stars in logos. I saw all kinds of different companies and organizations who used a star in their logo. It used to be that the main companies who used a star were only entertainment companies or Hollywood companies, but now, I even saw pharmaceutical companies and medical companies using the star.
I think that this has quickly become a fast growing trend in the design community. Here is a compilation of 50 star logos that I gathered to show you this up and coming trend in logo design.Read more...


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So far this year I have only attended a handful of garage sales because I have made a commitment to myself and family to empty out my stash. (gasp – yes, I know, it will be good for all) Once that is achieved I'm going to clean my shop, and get it set up right with lights, heater, and work table that I've had for almost 2 years now. I'm happy to say that I'm almost there! Hooray!!
I am continually blessed by those that know what I do and are my spotters. For instance, back in winter, a good friend spied this Art Deco double waterfall chest sitting next to a dumpster and asked me if I wanted her to retrieve it. I love a good challenge and thought to myself, "Bring it on!" I've called her my Dumpster Diva. UPDATE: Her makeover is here!
Early this past spring, I was on the hunt for furniture for our girls room makeover. They had a mish-mosh of pieces that didn't coordinate and needed more space. When I spied a local garage sale had a vintage French Provincial set, I hopped on over. (Bedroom makeover coming soon!) Turns out a good friend was helping her family with the sale and showed me this dresser.
Another Art Deco waterfall chest of drawers. It was marked $5 and she told me I could have it for FREE because it was junk. (Thank you, Julie!) Again, my brain says, "Bring it on!" Am I crazy? Maybe, but life is more fun that way.
So, now I have two Art Deco chest of drawers (or tall boys) awaiting new life and my first pick to work on was the second one. I recently used those glass pulls on my French Script dressing table, so now this gentleman stood naked..but not for long!
To get started, I needed to remove that snaggle-tooth veneer. There were two layers of veneer both on the outside and lining the inside, but my towel-soak method worked like a dream.
It peeled like butter off of hot toast. Two layers in one fell swoop! Funny the things that can make you giddy. Now I have a clean slate to start with and the just need a light sanding.
The face of the cabinet had this weird carved strip that kinda creeped me out because it looked like eyes staring at me.
It's beautiful in its own right, but wasn't going to suit my end project, so off it goes. It's being saved for a project yet to be determined. Nothing goes to waste around here!
After this big boy was brought inside, I gave it a priming coat and then set to work on my vision. I removed that scalloped piece from the bottom front to give it a clean look.
About two years ago, I had seen a waterfall chest turned into a Volkswagen bus, and I promised myself that if I ever got my hands on another, I was going to give it a try. I even told my friend, Julie, when she gave me the chest my plan was a bus. Those vintage VW vehicles are so absolutely fun and who can resist those curves?
I like to get creative with pieces like this, and I wanted to just let it all hang out and really go for it. I created my stencils with cardboard or used plastic lids, etc., and eye-balled the design.
Can you see where I'm going with this? You have to look close…
I decided to use my favorite furniture color with contrasting white for the finish. With the help of Hickory Hardware, I was able to get the pulls I wanted to complete the look I was after.
*Thank you to Hickory Hardware for providing the pulls for this project.
I also had this sweet gem shipped in from the UK via eBay, and gave a sneak peek on social media on my upcoming project. This is the icing on the cake. (Come follow along to join in the fun – just click on the icons up in the top right.)
Okay ladies and gents, it's time to introduce you to one of my favorite makeovers ever…Meet BEEP.
I'm one proud mama and couldn't be happier that this "junk" is now a funkified Volkswagen bus wannabe.
My heart goes pitter-pat over those wire pulls for windshield wipers, and I love that the turn signals are wooden knobs.
Isn't he sweet? I have to tell you that I had another "God wink" because the day I was staging these photos, I happened to stop in a thrift store and found those almost new BLUE chucks and in my size!! I never shop for me and was giddy to bring them home. They don't even look worn!
Hard not to fall in love with this wheeled-wonder dresser complete with chrome accents, isn't it?
It will be a teary goodbye when I send this guy off to his new home, but if you love him too, you can find him in my shop. I know he'll find a good home. sniff…sniff. (UPDATE: BEEP went to his new home on 8/26)
Do pin and share if you've loved this makeover. I'm sure others would love to meet BEEP too!
Stay tuned for that Dumpster Diva I first showed you…she's next on my makeover list. ♥ UPDATE: She's all done with her new look!
Mark your calendars for November 30th at 7 AM because you will have the opportunity to WIN BEEP II! The best part is that all proceeds go to benefit Samaritan's Purse and there will be a $350 prize package giveaway! Head on over to read about the makeover and to get more details.
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My introduction to cheese while growing up was limited to sliced American cheese, packaged cream cheese and that little jar of pimento cheese spread that everybody had. It wasn't until I was much older that I was introduced to the world of "real" cheeses like Gouda, Edam, Swiss, mozzarella, Roquefort, Camembert and Brie.
Brie cheese is not usually associated with the soup pot, probably due to its appearance and the fact it might not be, to some, the proper use of such a celebrated cheese.
CIS and Brunswick County Parks and Recreation teamed up for the second annual ball to benefit CIS programs Saturday afternoon.
More than 130 girls from kindergarten to fifth-grade attended, escorted by their fathers, grandfathers, uncles and other male role models. The event was at the Brunswick Center in Southport, the newest senior center for Brunswick Senior Resources Inc.
The nationally renowned Wilmington Celebration Choir will perform at 4:30 p.m. this coming Sunday, Feb. 28, at Ocean Drive Presbyterian Church in North Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Admission is free, with a love offering received.
The Christian-based choir consists of more than 70 voices from 19 different churches in southeastern North Carolina.
Led by Pillar recording artist and soloist Joey Gore, the choir also features soloists Willing Heart, Paula Greene, Sherry Watkins, Angie Payne, Laurie and Mike Kelley, Marsha King and Kevin and Julie Foss.
Kellie Jayne Granton and Jon Paul Shellem, both of Wrightsville Beach, were married Oct 4 at Airlie Gardens in Wilmington, with the Rev. Penelope Morningstar officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Ken and Sue Granton of Calabash and the granddaughter of Dorothy McGrath of Greensboro. She was given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father.
The groom is the son of Jim and Kim Shellem of St. Michaels, Md.
Here is a riddle of astronomical proportions to solve. What is larger than the moon by many times, is found in the northern sky, never sets, the light emitted by this object is of the brightest type, it is the youngest of its kind and looking up you will not even see it?
I will give you the answer later after we covered some other great heavenly features in this month's sky. First, let us review the planets in the sky; we lose some, we gain some.
As we get to a "certain age," all of those things that we once thought mildly amusing begin to make sense.
Those reading glasses propped on the end of your nose? Nobody can really see that tiny print, can they? A little Botox on those forehead furrows might be just the trick. And, I don't know anyone who actually loves (or even likes) love handles. Maybe some liposuction is in order.
Plant people aren't immune to the ravages of time that are reflected in the mirror. We just apply many of those same criticisms to our gardens.
The blooming season for camellias is upon us, which is a time we need to look closely at these colorful plants. When camellias are blooming, they are most susceptible to the disease called Sclerotinia flower blight. This blight affects only the open blossom and does not threaten the health of the plant.
The children of Peter and Dorothy Callahan of Sunset Beach announce their parents' 60th wedding anniversary Feb. 18. The couple was married in New York City, N.Y., in 1950 and resided and raised five children (Joanne, Kevin, Peter, Doreen and Brian) on Long Island, N.Y. They are the grandparents of four granddaughters. They retired full time to Sunset Beach in 1984. They are active at St. Brendan the Navigator Catholic Church in Shallotte and volunteer in several ministries including ushering, lectoring, food pantry, lunch bunch and visiting at Autumn Care Nursing Home.
Laura Elizabeth Thompson and Edward Houston Carter Jr. were united in marriage Nov. 7 at Shallotte Presbyterian Church in Shallotte.
Officiating as the couple exchanged their vows in a double-ring worship service were the Rev. John Causey of Shallotte Presbyterian Church and the Rev. Dwight Williams of First Presbyterian Church in Rockingham.
Following the ceremony, the bride's parents hosted a reception at 101 Stone Chimney Place in Supply.
Terri Christine Barr of Sunset Beach and Timothy Dan Gurganious of Willard were married Jan. 2 at the bride's parents' home in Sandpiper Bay at Sunset Beach.
The bride is the daughter of Lawrence and Janice Barr of Sunset Beach.
The groom is the son of Frank and Betty Gurganious of Willard.
The bride was given in marriage and escorted by her father.
She wore a long, winter white, Grecian-style gown with a beaded bodice and short veil adorned with silk lilies. She carried a bouquet of red roses and white lillies.
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Crabtree's Pick-Your-Own Highbush Blueberries
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Three Ton Winner – August 25, 2016
Mark Horsman, summer resident of Naples and winter resident
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total-berries-picked this season to Three tons!
The Blue Crop, our early variety,
Peggy Smith (l) from Otisfield,
Maine, was the
Mary Noble (l) and Fran Zarnowski
from Sebago, ME,
were the lucky blueberry pickers on August 2, 2014 who brought the
total berries picked at Crabtree's Blueberries to one ton
so far this season! It has been a great year for blueberries
and the picking is easy. The first ton benchmark was reached
after only nine days of picking, with many more predicted this season.
Shown here with Fran and Mary is Tori Mailman (r)
who is working at the blueberry farm this summer. .
Martha Blue Davis from Denmark, ME, brought the
total berries
We reached our first mile-stone of the 2013
What a season this has been! On Sunday,
Blueberry picking continues strong with
On August 2, 2012, Wendy Gaulrapp
and her daughter Evi
Al Curns from Bridgton ME, was the lucky blueberry picker
Corin Meehan and Mary Whitworth picked the bucket
Marianne and John Scott picked the bucket
Mimi and Eben Lang were
the lucky pickers
Beth Chagrasulis, a
regular blueberry picker
Grace and Bob Davis from Limington, ME, were the
Colby, the official blueberry greeter dog,
Surprised two early blueberry pickers one morning
Laurie Ettus and her
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Blueberries and Old Books?
We added a new feature to our Crabtree's Collection Old Books website in 2001 and every summer offer Pick-Your-Own Blueberries at our Maine Farmhouse. Stories about of our blueberry operation are linked to this page below. Check out the pictures of our place.
The first varieties of our highbush blueberries ripen around mid-July, and we then open our Pick-Your-Own Blueberry (PYO) operation to the public for the picking season. If you have been following the Maine Farmhouse Journals you know how pleased and proud we are of our old place here (see Bears in the Blueberry Bushes), and the PYO Blueberry operation gives us a chance to share a part of our experience with all of you.
Click on these links to get directions to the farm, our hours of operation and prices, information about the history of blueberries, and tips on picking and storing blueberries as well as links to several blueberry recipe websites. Getting Ready for Blueberry Season tells about some of the work that goes into having big, juicy blueberries for picking. We also have pictures showing what the blueberry patch looks like during the Quiet Seasons of autumn and winter.
Large, juicy blueberries
When we purchased the Farmhouse in August 1998, one of the bonus features was the extensive mature plantings of highbush blueberries in the side field. The former owner, Dot, had planted and nurtured about 600 highbush blueberry bushes. They are now more than 35 years old and bear sweet, juicy blueberries the size of your thumb. The head-high bushes literally bend over under the weight of clusters of berries.
Since 1998 we have more than doubled the size of the berry patch with 900 new plantings. We have also installed a drip irrigation system and pamper the bushes with annual pruning, fertilizer twice a year, and regular weeding and mowing. We don't use any pesticides on our bushes and encourage people to eat the berries right from the bushes to add to their experience.
We opened the berry patch as a Pick-your-own operation in 2001 and it has become a wonderful experience for hundreds of families every summer. The picking is easy, and the berries are wonderful. There are several different varieties that ripen at different times during the summer, so there are blueberries to pick from mid-July until the end of September most years. It is not unusual to have good blueberry picking into early October, until the first hard frost comes and ends the picking season. We look forward to seeing you during the summer picking season - watch this page to see when the different varieties of highbush blueberries are ripe and ready to pick!
Please call us if you have any questions or suggestions, and we hope to see you at Crabtree's PYO Highbush Blueberries.
We are listed with the State of Maine "Get Real Maine" for PYO Blueberries in Cumberland County.
We are also listed on under Regional Attractions - "Maine Lakes and Mountains Region".
Allen and Penny Crabtree
(207) 787-2730
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Blueberries] [Blueberry Recipes] [Getting Ready for Blueberry Season]
[Water for the Blueberries] [The Quiet Seasons] [E-mail ] [Crabtree's Collection Home Page]
Maine Blueberry banner and Sebago Map created by Allen F. Crabtree IV
This page was last updated September 7, 2016.
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Is Wisconsin a place that encourages/protects hate groups?
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#46 Feb 4, 2013
LOL! You suck! Destroy every nation when possible. Facts are facts!
End the fed. Go home bro. Wherever that home may be.
#47 Feb 4, 2013
Remember the Bolshevik Revolution my friend?
Of course not.
#48 Feb 4, 2013
Putin for President.
#49 Feb 4, 2013
New York City, December 17, 1913
My Dear Senator Weeks:
Throughout my public life I have supported all measures designed to take the Government out of the banking business.... This bill puts the Government into the banking business as never before in our history and makes, as I understand it, all notes Government notes when they should be bank notes.
The powers vested in the Federal Reserve Board seem to me highly dangerous, especially where there is political control of the Board. I should be sorry to hold stock in a bank subject to such domination. The bill as it stands seems to me to open the way to a vast inflation of the currency. There is no necessity of dwelling upon this point after the remarkable and most powerful argument of the senior Senator from New York. I can be content here to follow the example of the English candidate for Parliament who thought it enough "to say ditto to Mr. Burke." I will merely add that I do not like to think that any law can be passed which will make it possible to submerge the gold standard in a flood of irredeemable paper currency.
I had hoped to support this bill, but I can not vote for it as it stands, because it seems to me to contain features and to rest upon principles in the highest degree menacing to our prosperity, to stability in business, and to the general welfare of the people of the United States.
Very sincerely yours,
Henry Cabot Lodge
#50 Feb 4, 2013
In 1913, before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, Mr. Alexander Lassen made the following statement:
But the whole scheme of the Federal Reserve bank with its commercial-paper basis is an impractical, cumbersome machinery, is simply a cover, to find a way to secure the privilege of issuing money and to evade payment of as much tax upon circulation as possible, and then control the issue and maintain, instead of reduce, interest rates. It is a system that, if inaugurated, will prove to the advantage of the few and the detriment of the people of the United States. It will mean continued shortage of actual money and further extension of credits; for when there is a lack of real money people have to borrow credit to their cost.
#52 Feb 4, 2013
What would one expect from a President who officially as of today has missed his 4th budget deadline in 5 years. I guess peddling same sex innuendoes upon our youth is far more important than our fiscal policies, or lack thereof.
Never in the 40+ years of my life have I gazed forward into the future to see such uncertainty and vague facing this world. They have hoodwinked the American public into a life of excess, greed, subversion, and decadence for decades and for those that cannot read the writing on the wall before us fully deserves the utter anguish and despair that awaits us all.
Pahana comes from the west
#53 Feb 5, 2013
Are there any Nazis in Wisconsin?
Eighty-seven-year-old Theodor Junker says he doesn't want any trouble. The retired farmer and ex-Waffen SS soldier just wants to tend quietly to his Hitler memorial, which lies off a single-lane gravel path deep in the woods of southern Wisconsin.
But trouble is what he got in August, when five carloads of neo-Nazis pulled onto his property to pay respects to Junker and his shrine. Junker, who emigrated to the United States from Germany in 1955, does not yet have a zoning permit to host "large events" as defined by the county and was summarily fined $2,000 for allowing about 25 members of the neo-Nazi National Socialist Movement (NSM) to gather at his memorial. According to the court judgment, the money will be returned if Junker does not violate zoning regulations within the next year.
#57 Feb 5, 2013
A Very Brief History of the Gold Standard
During most of the 1800s the United States was had a bimetallic system of money, however it was essentially on a gold standard as very little silver was traded. A true gold standard came to fruition in 1900 with the passage of the Gold Standard Act. The gold standard effectively came to an end in 1933 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt outlawed private gold ownership. The Bretton Woods System, enacted in 1946 created a system of fixed exchange rates that allowed governments to sell their gold to the United States treasury at the price of $35/ounce.
"The Bretton Woods system ended on August 15, 1971, when President Richard Nixon ended trading of gold at the fixed price of $35/ounce. At that point for the first time in history, formal links between the major world currencies and real commodities were severed".
The gold standard has not been used in any major economy since that time. This is been the primary reason for the boom/bust US economy.
#58 Feb 6, 2013
When venturing out of state, I am often asked how I like living in Wisconsin. Aside from the weather, I usually quip that it's pretty damn good.
But then again, I happen to be the favorable skin color.
A week after our state celebrated the pinnacle of the civil-rights movement and a revolutionary leader who helped take us there, with vivid memories of passionate gospels and emotional speeches ringing through the Capitol Rotunda etched in our minds, a reality still remains. Wisconsin is black America's worst nightmare. Only this past summer, it was ranked the worst state to be black by the investigatory online magazine The Black Commentator.
Such a disturbing distinction is not without merit. In Milwaukee, our state's largest and most diverse urban area, a staggering 59 percent of black men are without work the highest rate of any U.S. city surveyed by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Nearly half of the state's black population lives in the most polluted neighborhoods, according to an Associated Press analysis. The latest Census Bureau data shows that Wisconsin is the fifth-worst state for poverty for African-American children. And, according to the U.S. Bureau of Justice, the Badger State retains the highest African-American incarceration rate in the country a disturbing reflection of America's severely disproportionate prison population, which is 50 percent black in a nation in which African-Americans make up only 20 percent of citizens.
#59 Feb 6, 2013
Wisconsin leads the nation in the percentage of its black inhabitants under lock and key. Just over four percent of black Wisconsin, including the very old and the very young of both sexes, are behind bars.
#60 Feb 6, 2013
Here we go again: Mass Shooting At Sikh Temple In Oak Creek, Wisconsin
It's almost a misstatement to call it "domestic" terrorism when the people he killed do not belong here in the first place (thankfully, that brave cop he shot was not killed). They are not "domestic" here; they are unwanted, imported, alien agents of an intentional anti-American/anti-White scheme to transform our national identity forever into something that we never intended. Of course, it is "domestic" in the sense that it happened here in our country: A native son shot some aliens who are destroying something precious and irreplaceable. Well, it seems more like an act of homeland defense in that light. Oh, unless you buy the popular theory that Wade was a raving lunatic whose purpose was to smear the WN community a WP-band musician, WP tattoos all upon him, out to shame all WNs in front of an adoring public by removing some tird-world trash who were making one more little part of America into another permanent alien infestation.
#61 Feb 8, 2013
Does Harold Brier ring any bells with anyone. That Milw. PD is one of the most racist police depts around. No doubt infiltrated by the neo-nazi's of milw land
#62 Feb 8, 2013
This is Nazi propaganda, and racist in nature. No tolaerance for anyone that does think, act, or dress the way that you do! That is racist, Fascist, gobble-de-gook!
#63 Feb 8, 2013
You want a real America, then come to Arizona, some of the most hateful people in the world! Of course you will be entering Barry Goldwater Country, and you better strap that Glock .40 on, because the Mezican's are hell bent on running all whites out of the South west. And, they have some really big guns!
#64 Feb 9, 2013
I agree. These deaths are only the tip of the iceberg.
July 6, 2011
Derek Williams dies
Derek Williams, 22, dies in the back of a Milwaukee police car after being arrested on suspicion of robbery. Squad video captures him gasping for breath and begging for help as officers ignore his pleas for nearly eight minutes. Chief Edward Flynn, District Attorney John Chisholm and the Fire and Police Commission all clear the officers of wrongdoing.
December 7, 2012,
West Allis police investigates death of man tased by officer
West Allis police are wondering if the use of a taser by one of their own is to blame for a drunk driving suspects death. The drunk driving suspect appeared at the police station to pick up his girlfriend who was arrested for OWI.
Tue Jul 11, 2006
The latest victim of death by Taser is Nickolos Cyrus, a mentally ill man who was found partially dressed in a home that was under construction.
October 24, 2004
Frank Jude Jr. is beaten
Frank Jude Jr. is beaten by a group of off-duty Milwaukee police officers outside a Bay View house party. The investigation is hampered by lack of cooperation from police witnesses.
March 2, 2003
Justin Fields dies
Police officer Craig Nawotka fatally shoots Justin Fields in the back as Fields drives away from officers. Nawotka had been chasing Fields, 21, because he believed Fields was blocking traffic on Water St. The city settles a civil suit for $1.6 million.
December 27, 2001
Mario Mallett dies
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Here's a thought...how 'bout a state with town names like Berlin,
Dane, Denmark, Germantown, Independence, Kiel, New Berlin, and Rhinelander? Wisconsin is cold enough to keep the riff-raff south, and all-in-all a decent place. Most of the mud people are confined to Madison Left-World Theme Park or the Milwaukee Indigenous Personnel Preserve, and the populace in general is pretty sympathetic-hell, you can even speak German in a lot of places!
Add to that that there are decent jobs to be had, housing is affordable, and outdoor rec opportunities are everywhere.
#66 Feb 10, 2013
A story about a Wisconsin Nazi - Jeffrey (George) Winter
Walter Auer, 77-year old Wisconsin resident, is a former member of the Germany Army. He recalled whats brought him to the cozy and protected hamlet of Elcho, Wisconsin.
His memories began with recollections of an innocent childhood that had grown more difficult as the Jewish economic war on Germany took hold in the 1930s.
You know, he said,At that time, it was not that Hitler had out and out decided to exterminate Jews but that the Jews had basically boycotted German business and industry.
In fact, he noted,There was an effort to not necessarily rid the nation of Jews but instead to allow them passage to whatever country would have them so as to deflect the financial wounds the boycott was having.
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#67 Feb 10, 2013
On September 3rd, 2011. The National Socialist Movement (America's Renowned White Civil Rights Organization), along with concerned American Citizens, and various other Patriot groups will mobilize in the Milwaukee area for a rally in Defense of White America.
All respectable White Nationalists, Local Citizen groups, and friends are welcome and encouraged to attend. Any speakers, or spokespersons that wish to address the rally contact NSM Wisconsin and/or NSM/HQ.
See you in Milwaukee!
Jeff Schoep/ Commander National Socialist Movement
#69 Feb 12, 2013
September 2, 2011
Members of a white supremacy group plan to rally in West Allis this weekend. The National Socialist Movement says it wants to call attention to what it deems growing violence by black youth against white people. As WUWMs LaToya Dennis reports, the plans have created a stir.
Organizers are calling Saturdays scheduled gathering at West Allis City Hall,In Defense of White America. The person coordinating the event is Harriet Paletti a resident of New Berlin and member of the National Socialist Movement. She says the rally is in response to what she views as racially-motivated attacks in the Milwaukee area.
#70 Feb 12, 2013
October 21, 2003
Four Wisconsin white supremacists face hate crime charges for their alleged role in what authorities describe as a racially motivated beating.
The complaint also reveals that the defendants had NAZI or skinhead tattoos.
Police found white supremacist literature, a NAZI flag and white power music, in the apartment Bieri and Davis shared, as well as in Gerloski's apartment.
Kasey Arlene Bieri,
Mark A. Davis II,
Mark W. Lentz,
Jeffrey C. Gerloski,
are charged with battery
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very nice, easy but niceside note. Do people actually wait until it is exactly 3 in the morning.(or w.e their time zone) just so they could type first? can someone maybe explain to me what the satisfaction they get from it is...
Beats me. But then, I don't get the people saying 'easy' either. Easy for you? Maybe, but is that really so interesting to the rest of the world you need to let everybody know? Easy for everyone? Nope, it's not.
I think no one ever received applause for the great achievement of "first!" or "easy!" yet somehow they must feel better after writing it, cause otherwise this would have stopped long ago. Very puzzling comments, these puzzle comments.
If people get off on sayn "first!",then let it be!No one is hurting anyone,are they?just let it be,let them have their moment-stop hatin.
I don't hate. I just think y'all are megalomaniatic egotistic nincompoops, and you're only still alive because natural selection was neutralized by technology, is all.
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I'm wondering if anyone has had conflicting ultrasound dates?
I had one on JAN 11 that had me at 6weeks1day, HB was 119, EDD SEP 4.
I thought this seemed pretty accurate as my LMP was Dec1.
Then I had one JAN 25 (exactly 2 weeks later) that put me at 9weeks1day, HB 177, EDD AUG 28.
Could it be a big/long baby?
I am mainly concerned as the first scan correlates with when I think I conceived (Early DEC)
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