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What did you like to read as a kid? What books did you like?
John Lewis: Well, I was very moved by stories, the history, knowing what happened, how it happened. As a child I would ask a lot of questions of my mother, my father, my grandparents, my great-grandparents, my aunts, the grand-aunts, and they accused me of being nosy, but I was inquisitive. I was eavesdropping a great deal as a child. When my mother's aunt, my grand-aunt would come and visit us, I would go in another room and I would listen. I would listen, and the moment they left the house I would say, "What was that all about? What did y'all mean? What did that word mean? What was it all about?" And sometimes my mother and my grand-aunt, and sometimes my grand-uncles, they would walk the road, down a long road to see them off to their home, and I would walk with them, and I would ask questions on the way back and we had these discussions. And when I was growing up, I was somewhat shy but I grew out of it, because I wanted to know. I had to - if you want to know something you have to ask.
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What was hardest for you growing up?
John Lewis: I had a restless spirit. I knew segregation was wrong. I saw it. We were bused long distances over unpaved roads during the spring, and it would rain sometimes, the school bus would break down, get in a ditch, and we would get to school late and return home late. We were bussed past white schools and I didn't like it.
When I was 11 years old in 1951, one summer, one of my uncles, my mother's younger brothers, invited me to go to Buffalo for the summer with some of my first cousins and an aunt. And I remember so well my mother spending two or three evenings cooking pies and cakes, frying chicken, wrapping it in cellophane because we didn't have aluminum foil then, and she would put it in brown paper bags or shoe boxes for us to have some place for something to eat, because there was not any place for us to stop to get something to eat as we drove through Alabama, or through Tennessee, or through Kentucky on our way to Buffalo. And when I got to Buffalo I saw a different world. I saw black and white people living together, working together, going to school together, shopping together, going to the theater together. And so when I came back to Alabama after being there for the summer, I wanted to find a way to get out of Alabama. And I had this sort of crazy idea with some of my first cousins. This wouldn't be environmentally correct, but we were going to saw down a very large pine tree, and somehow we had this idea that we're going to take the large part of the pine tree and make wheels, and we were going to make a wooden bus, and we were going to roll out of Alabama.
Did you have role models? Who inspired you as a child? Did you have heroes?
John Lewis: Well, growing up in all black schools...
During one week in February we had what we called Negro History Week, and we had to make a scrapbook. So we had to go out and find pictures of outstanding African Americans -- then we said Negroes or blacks. And so I would locate a photograph of Frederick Douglas; Booker T. Washington, the educator; George Washington Carver, the scientist; Ralph Bunche, the diplomat; Jackie Robinson, the baseball player; Joe Louis, the boxer. He was a native of Alabama, and Carver and Booker T. Washington had been located only about 45 miles from where I grew up at Tuskegee. So reading about these men sort of inspired me to see that people of color made a contribution. But I think my mother had a tremendous impact because she knew we needed to get an education, and she would say, "Study, get an education," but at the same time she was torn. She knew we had to work to help around the house and help gather the crops. And my father and my mother did their best, and when I look back on those early years, I don't know how they made it. I don't know how we survived.
What did you want to be when you grew up?
John Lewis: When I was growing up I wanted to be a minister. I wanted to preach. I'll tell you this little story. When I was growing up, it was my responsibility to care for the chickens. I fell in love with raising chickens. It became my obligation. It became my mission. It became my duty, and I raised chickens like no one else could raise chickens. I became very good at it. I was only seven-and-a-half, eight, nine years old, but I did it until I left home at the age of 17 in 1957 to go off to college.
We used to get the Sears Roebuck Catalog. This big, thick book. Some people called it the Ordering Book. Some people called it the Wish Book. "I wish I had this, I wish I had that." And I would look at this catalogue and just wish that I had an incubator or a hatcher so that I wouldn't have to cheat on the sitting hen. The most inexpensive hatcher, I think, was $18.98 and I just kept on cheating on these sitting hens. We used to order everything from Sears Roebuck. Our clothing, our farm supply, our chicken wire, everything. And one of my uncles one Christmas had Santa Claus bring me a Bible.
I learned to read the Bible, and then I started speaking and preaching and playing church with my brothers and sisters and first cousins. We would gather all of our chickens in the chicken house or in the chicken yard, and the chickens -- along with my brothers and sisters and first cousins -- would make up the congregation, and I would start speaking or preaching. And I say now, when I look back on it, some of these chickens would bow their heads. Some of these chickens would shake their heads. They never quite said "Amen" but they tended to listen to me much better than some of my colleagues listen to me today in the Congress, and some of those chickens were a little more productive. At least they produced eggs.
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Mickell E. Close, 31, of Quincy, is in the custody of U.S. marshals, said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which led the sting.
Close was arrested on Nov. 8. He faces seven counts of possessing, producing and transporting child pornography.
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When you last heard from us (recovering divorce attorney Chris Hardaway, wife Terry Parker, and Niekko the Wonder-Husky), we had just moved to Vermont, opened a bed and breakfast, and were still a bit dazed from the relocation. A year later and we're still here!
Despite our lack of business skills, the B&B is still working and we have even had visits from a former Denver Bar staffer and a Denver attorney. We still like the B&B choice.
The busiest season turned out to be summer, which was fairly taxing. Winter and mud season in the spring were fairly light, so we had plenty of time for other things. We get to meet many new people, which allows me to tell the same jokes over and over, much to Terry's chagrin. Terry does breakfast; I wait tables and do bathrooms. When we want time off, we hang our "Happily Filled" sign.
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I have the answer without truth tables - but see below!
Since Jen did not get the highest grade, Roy must have got the lowest grade.-if Roy did not get the lowest grade, then Jen got the highest grade.
So the order highest to lowest must be Tom, Jen, Roy.
In support of the argument above, you could use a truth table and then some further logical arguments (which again can be verified using truth tables), as follows:
Using your definitions of and , the first proposition is , which has the following truth table:
The columns are evaluated in order (1) - (3), the output column therefore being (3). Clearly this is the same as the output of the truth table for . This, then, proves the first part of my first conclusion, that either Tom or Roy got the highest grade.
Similarly we can write your second expression as . But each person can only get one grade. So, in addition to these, we have: . But .
But , since there can be only one person with the highest grade. And . So is false.
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Limestone Closes Out Lock Haven with Late Run
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SALEM, Va. – Deadlocked at 7-7 late in the game, a four-goal outburst led No. 3 Limestone (9-0, 3-0 CC) to an incredibly important 11-7 victory over No. 4 Lock Haven (2-1, 0-0 PSAC) in an NCAA Division II women's lacrosse game on Thursday, March 20.
Junior midfielder Sam McCarrick (Oswego, N.Y.) registered three goals along with three draw controls and a pair of groundballs to spearhead the Saints efforts while sophomore attack Carleigh Davis (Eldersburg, Md.) had a pair of scores, an assist and five critical groundballs to give Limestone key possessions.
Sophomore midfielder Taylor Cline (Hagerstown, Md.) notched a goal and helped fuel the offense with a pair of assists, with two groundballs, and senior attack Sarah Oor (Uxbridge, Canada) and senior attack Katie Farrell (Brooks, Ga.) each had two scores. Oor added three groundballs and senior defender Jessica Tessman (Whitby, Ontario, Canada) recorded three big caused turnovers.
Freshman goalkeeper Sydney Teeter (Auburn, N.Y.) was masterful in goal as she played all 60 minutes and allowed just seven goals to the No. 4 team in the country while making seven saves. With the win, she improves to a perfect 9-0 on the year.
The beginning of the game would turn out to be much like the ending as the Saints hammered out the first three goals over a span of 5:33 for a 3-0 lead. LHU's Jessica Pandolf would get the Lady Eagles on the scoreboard at 22:31 but Farrell netted the first of her two goals just under nine minutes later to make it 4-1. Lock Haven would then register a pair of unassisted scores in the final nine minutes of the half to cut it to 4-3 at the break.
Limestone's McCarrick stretched it back to a two goal lead in the first four minutes of the second half when she drilled home a free position attempt but LHU would not go away. In a span of nearly 10 minutes, they would score three of the next four goals, two by Pandolf, to knot it at 6-6 with 14:58 on the clock.
Carleigh Davis gave the Saints back the lead at 13:54 as she took a pass from Taylor Cline and drove it home but Pandolf answered back at the 8:13 mark to tie it at 7-7. With 7:37 remaining, it would be an unassisted goal by McCarrick that ignited a game-deciding four straight goals, including the first three in just 2:20, to shell shock the Lady Eagles and give Limestone a hard fought 11-7 victory.
Pandolf came up big with a game-high four goals, five groundballs, two draw controls and a caused turnover to pace Lock Haven while Chelsea Borrino had three assists. Taylor Klunk chipped in with a goal, assist and a caused turnover and Rachel Ward had a goal, four groundballs, a pair of draw controls and a caused turnover. Chrissy Baffuto played all 60 minutes in goal and allowed 11
"Over the last few games we've struggled finishing the game and were letting teams back in in the second half," said head coach Scott Tucker. "Today we closed it out. Our defense and goaltending played outstanding and that play gave our offense the opportunities we needed to score against a very good Lock Haven team. Our goal now is to build off of this and start preparing for a strong Rollins team."
Limestone returns to the field on Saturday, March 29 for another monumental game as they host southern rival, No. 8 Rollins. A rematch of the Saints double-overtime national semifinal victory from a year ago, game time is set for 12 p.m. at the Upper Practice Field.
The Saints are now 8-5 all-time against Lock Haven and have won the last four, all of which came while LHU was nationally ranked ... three of those four came against the No. 4 team in the country, including today ... the four goal victory ties the largest Saints margin of victory in the series (equaling last year's 11-7 victory) and is the second largest in the series ... The Lady Eagles claimed a 12-7 victory on March 12, 2005 in Gaffney, S.C. for the largest margin.
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4:10 asks me to remove all clothing but bra - she doesn't touch boobies = they freak her out. says that she'll take it as easy on me as she can but the first time is always the worse
4:12: asks me to clean my armpits since I have put on deodorant and i've applied cream. determines my leg hairs dont grow at the same rate as my armpit and her word - not mine - pooner hairs. well, ok then. we're down to pits and pooner.
4:14 she dips her gloved hands into a big jar of honey sugar stuff (apparently the egyptians did this) and puts some powder on my armpit. i'm to keep my breasts away from her and so i have to pull my skin down while she pulls the other way.
4:15 first rip - didn't know what she was doing - expected more pain- it was like those fabric bandaids ripping stuff out...again, again and again...not so bad.
4:18 next pit - moves on and this time it hurts more - i'm thinking maybe i should have had codeine. but it burns for a few seconds and then its completely fine
4:19- super smooth pits - never seen them this clean of hair and i'm not a hairy gal
4:20 - the pooner - well, i had to pull up my less than taut belly skin and again she pulled as she applied the honey and then let her rip. the first rip on my lip just about had me clinging to the ceiling and my eyes might have rolled back into my head for a split second.
4:20:10 - pooner lips - this woman wastes no time - gets right in there and lets it rip over and over...told me the worst was over since she had removed the longest hairs and then shows them to me tangled up in the honey hunk she has in her hand. the worst was having to keep my legs butterflied, knees down and pull up on my flesh so she could get a good clean yank in....yowsers.
4:23: moves to upper thigh, outer lips - hurts but i'm getting the hang of it
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President Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863, at the site of the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Italian firm NSEC is offering IBMs Open Office variant as a VMware ThinApp on a credit card sized USB device.
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|Friday, September 28th Daily Discussion
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|Spencer Hastings
|Sep 27 2012, 03:09 PM Post #21
|:peek: So is that the end of Melanie?
|Sep 27 2012, 03:10 PM Post #22
i would feel bad for will if he has not in last few months prove he does not care less about lucas at all and it pain me to admit that
so i do not get why now he all sudden he does care what lucas think
i think will himself does not feel uncomfortable 100% with being gay just yet that what he slept with gabby few weeks so he lash out on lucas just few weeks even when lucas did nothing wrong than so he put all his frustration on himself on lucas
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|Sep 27 2012, 03:12 PM Post #23
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It's so sad what they have done to Ej's character to prop up Safe, I'm sure he'll be thrown under the bus even more once Sami's perfect brother comes to town. :shame: Thankfully though I won't be around to watch.
The only decent sounding scenes for tomorrow's show are Lucas/Adrienne and Justin/Sonny. I'll catch those scenes on youtube, not giving this crappy show any ratings. :flipoff:
|Sep 27 2012, 03:16 PM Post #24
I guess I can see where you are coming from, just not in this case. I was dumbfounded when Will helped EJami get away, even though he knew Lucas was with Sami at the time. It looks like Will turns his anger from Sami towards Lucas! I wish they would make up already, but I see another LuWill clash when the Wabi sex is revealed. I just want to see Will accept himself, make things right with his family and eventually end up with Sonny.
|Sep 27 2012, 03:18 PM Post #25
The only good things about this show here are:
-Melanie's departure
-Adrienne and Lucas
THAT'S IT! I'll watch that on youtube I'm never going to give Days any ratings as long as they write crappy storylines *cough* EJoledeadbaby *cough*. That was the last straw for me. Unless, of course, the baby turns out to be alive because Stefano or EJ paid the OBGYN to deliver false news and give them the child without Nicole knowing.
|Sep 27 2012, 03:23 PM Post #26
Lucas isnt thinking at all about Will. he doesnt want Will with Sonny because he LUCAS cant deal with having a gay son. Lucas is the one making it all about him. So glad Adrienne called Lucas on his CRAP
|Sep 27 2012, 03:26 PM Post #27
btw lucas never saw will kiss anyone inculde gabby and mia before he saw will and
sonny kiss
btw in real life experience few years i was sitting on bus while they were 2 people man and women were busy stand infront my on seat kissing and seem close to have major make out lucas reaction to wilson was better mine
and since it man and woman no one accuse me my problem with couple since it man and woman but if said my reaction was to man and man or woman and woman kiss i sure some people think that my problem not the fact the chose to display their affection infront of me
Edited by Partnersincrime, Sep 27 2012, 03:27 PM.
|Sep 27 2012, 03:29 PM Post #28
I can't find a single flaw with that comment every word you wrote is just beautirful I cant I cant even begin to express how in full agreement I am with you comment.I agree with every single word that are Written i this comment
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|Sep 27 2012, 03:31 PM Post #29
Exactly, LL. It was the "bigot" line from Adrienne that made me worry, as they are obviously putting that label on Lucas. What I saw today is a potentially good story with a reaction from a father that seems pretty realistic to me. I'd like to see a story where someone who is really close to Will struggles with him dating guys and not in a cartoonish way, but in a very realistic way, and ultimately grows from facing their prejudices head on. I think that could create some very moving and eventually touching drama. My only worry is GT's lack of poignancy in his writing to actually create this kind of story and his lack of regard for Lucas specifically. It makes me worry they are making Lucas look like the bad guy so it's easier to give him the boot whenever they want. Hopefully we are worrying for nothing.
|Sep 27 2012, 03:42 PM Post #30
And here comes Ilovecandy with great images. Keep it up!
|Sep 27 2012, 03:46 PM Post #31
If Adrienne, Justin, Will, Sonny, and the whole entire Salem wants to see Lucas as a bigot well good for them because they are so perfect that I'm sure none of them ever had any issues whatsoever. Adrienne and Justin are so lucky that the viewers didn't have to see them coming to acceptance over Sonny being gay. We're just seeing them after the fact years later when everything is all sunshine and roses so we can't even imagine if they ever had any realistic issues. Of course they didn't cause they were perfectly happy and comfortable with everything overnight. But Lucas is getting that story and he's the one seen as a bigot. That's just great and I'm not surprised if Tomlin wants the entire viewing audience to hate him. He can just go right ahead and do that. Some of us still see Lucas portraying real, human emotions. And some of us will never see Will as some innocent victim here, not after he treated his dad like shit for months. But of course none of that matters now cause Lucas is the bad guy, I get it.
Edited by lumifan4life, Sep 27 2012, 03:46 PM.
|Sep 27 2012, 03:52 PM Post #32
i think when sonny show up justin and Adrienne mention there were in support group
Edited by Partnersincrime, Sep 27 2012, 04:01 PM.
|Sep 27 2012, 03:57 PM Post #33
Well I'm shocked, Adrienne and Justin were in a support group? You mean they didn't automatically overnight come to full acceptance like they are pretending now? Yet Lucas whose only known his son is gay for a few months and just for the first time saw him kissing a boy yesterday is being called a bigot? Well that's something, lol. I would think since Justin and Adrienne have all this life experience with this subject that they could at least maybe suggest to Lucas that he should try a support group too instead of implying that he's a bigot behind his back because he hasn't come to a full acceptance overnight.
Edited by lumifan4life, Sep 27 2012, 03:59 PM.
|Sep 27 2012, 04:00 PM Post #34
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|Sep 27 2012, 04:01 PM Post #35
I don't think Will is being a jerk for once he is being honest about himself and who he wants and that is great. Will and Lucas had a good honest conversation that needed to be had and I hope they continue to talk. Glad we got to see Adrienne defend Will and Sonny, I hope after Will and Lucas talk that he goes to see Sonny and they talk about whe he and Lucas talked about. Maybe we can have Lucas and Justin run into eachother and talk about Will and Sonny and how Justin felt when Sonny told him who is was.
As for Gabi being preggers I really hope she is not but if she is technically Will and Sonny were not together when that happened but I still think she won't be but that night will be an angst for Will and Sonny later.
I can't stand EJ he is getting on my last nerve. Jennifer is also on my last nerve when did she become Ms. Detective and snooping. I am enjoying the show thus far even when some annoy me good for Days for telling realistic stories and some may say Lucas is being a homophobe or whatever but I think he is being real and from what I heard that is how some people react to seeing things like that I haven't so I am not sure how I would feel. Adrienne I'm glad realized she can't blame Will for the things his parents have done and I am glad that Will is figuring out he has made mistakes too but he is trying to get his life back on track, good for him. LOVE U SONNY!!!!
Edited by monie1973, Sep 27 2012, 04:16 PM.
|Sep 27 2012, 04:11 PM Post #36
Thanks for the transript. So perfect Justin and Adrienne actually needed professional help to deal with this as in a support group. Love how they are acting all holier than thou now and judging Lucas when he's barely even had time to deal with it. Great supportive parents of another gay child they are. Please....
|Sep 27 2012, 04:21 PM Post #37
i do not blame justin and Adrienne being defnsive it only show they human not perfect
i do blame the idiot writer that wrote some of dialog and the write in charge that his last name start with that if the first reaction for something shocking to person it not to throw party so the person is wrong and bad
|Sep 27 2012, 04:23 PM Post #38
That's thanks to Tomlin - Will/Lucas/Sami dynamic is completely off once again showing that Tomlin does not or doen't care about the characters past.
Lucas was always behind Will no matter what, he even went to jail for him and sent him out of the country to save him.
Sami has always made Will's life about herself, now she's portrayed as the one who accepts it. Sorry that doesn't wash.
Will personally at this point I can't stand him, he backs his mother with everyone but his dad, after the way she just dropped Lucas one would think Will would be a bit more caring as to his father feelings. But then I guess since he helped Sami escape with EJ and hump Rafe while he played daddy to Allie and the rest of her brewd. Will's loyalties have changed to every other man but his father. Maybe it's because deep down he has a crush on Ej and Rafe, hey that's the storyline they shoudl go for Sami and Will fighting for the same man. :shame:
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I agree with others that there needs to be some Justin/Lucas scenes and have them talk about Sonny/Will. I think if he talked to Justin and hear from another father's perspective I understand Lucas' concerns and his reaction seems realistic.
I just hate that Sami is the perfect parent -ugh! I loathe her even more.
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|Sep 27 2012, 04:32 PM Post #40
The entire writing is crap so of course the writers are to blame but we can also blame characters within the context of the story, lol. If Justin and Adrienne needed to attend a support group (according to Sonny) to deal with him being gay that only proves that they did not come to a full acceptance overnight and needed outside professional help. So for Adrienne to imply that Lucas is a bigot behind his back when he did not get the same help they did does not make her look human, instead it makes her look like a holier than thou hypocrite. Instead of judging Lucas if she would have instead told him "Hey look this wasn't easy for Justin and me either and we actually went to a support group and it really helped us. Maybe you should too." then I would see that as being helpful and human, especially coming from a more experienced parent of a gay child. Instead Lucas is being judged and Justin and Adrienne are seen as perfect with no issues whatsoever because they had years to deal with this and went to a support group. Way for being fair to Lucas but I guess that's not Tomlin's intention. He has to look bad no matter what.
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3 Ways To Ease Into Green Cleaning
Eco-friendly cleaning. Those words tend to sound kinda scary or, worse, fluffy to most people. What they don't realize is that you can start making some simple changes to your everyday habits to make your environment healthier for you, your family, and the planet. I was first turned away from green cleaning because of the cost. All of the essential oils, the different ingredients, everyone had different opinions and it was just plain confusing. So, I started with what was simple and worked best for my family. Our goals were to be wallet friendly and to use less chemicals – keep it simple as the saying goes.
Now, my best friends are baking soda and white vinegar. Baking soda is a nice abrasive that isn't too rough and white vinegar is antibacterial; together, they are even more powerful (remember science class and that volcano?). You can buy both at about any store from your neighborhood grocery to your corner pharmacy to the big bulk discount stores. Now, for some cleaning tips/recipes that I have discovered.
The Shower
My arch nemesis is our shower floor. It has a grip to it so you don't slip and slide. I guess that is great for when you are showering and all, but afterwards, it grows this grime that bleach, magic erasers, ammonia and the list goes on would not remove. The trick? Baking soda and white vinegar. Sprinkle a generous layer of baking soda all over the tub. Fill a spray bottle full of white vinegar and start to spray. You want to spray enough that you hear the reaction starting to happen and so that, if you wanted, you could create a paste with the baking soda. You don't want the baking soda to get wet enough that it runs down the drain. Let this sit for at least 5 minutes, preferably 10. Then, grab your scrub brush and give the tub a scrub. You shouldn't have to work hard. If you find that you are, rinse and repeat the process. The chemical reaction actually loosens the grime and kills the bacteria making the tub sparkling clean for you! Don't worry, the yucky vinegar smell will go away too.
Cleaning Up After Pets
Anyone who follows @oldtownsuds on twitter knows that we have two cats and two dogs. Sometimes, like last night, accidents happen. We only wash with our detergent but have a trick for when we are washing things that have pet stains on them: white vinegar. We discovered this searching pet forums many years ago when Mr Darcy (our male cat) was just a kitten and having some litter box issues. White vinegar neutralizes the waste, removes the smell, and we are all happy campers! Depending upon the accident size (and how frustrated the owner is) determines how much we'll use. A small accident means a half a cup is added to the wash at the beginning of the wash cycle. A larger accident means more. It's simple!
The Dishwasher
You can make your own dishwasher detergent with simple ingredients, but I've found that most people prefer the commercial tabs. An easy way to be more Eco-friendly is in the rinse agent. Can you guess what I am going to suggest? White vinegar. This trick is super simple. Instead of the chemically based commercial products, put the super inexpensive white vinegar in just as you would the rinse agent and set the dishwasher as normal. The white vinegar smell goes away as the dishes dry and there are no spots!


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Reading is Revolutionary, Relaxing and Required
WI Staff | 9/23/2009, 8:14 p.m.
To celebrate September as Black Reading Month, the Talking Drum Collective and staff from the Washington Informer Newspaper have comprised a list of African American books that range from fiction, autobiographies, poetry, and nonfiction. Feel free to read one or all of the books listed below, then send an e-mail to email@example.com to tell us what you thought about the book or books you selected. Happy reading!
"Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today." €" Malcolm X
Here is a list of suggested books from the Talking Drum Collective and Washington Informer staff:
- €Kindred€ by Octavia Butler
- €Autobiography of Malcolm X€ by Malcolm X
- €Fester€ by Shantella Sherman
- €Makes Me Wanna Holler€ by Nathan McCall
- €Black Power: Politics of Liberation in America€ by Kwame Ture and Charles Hamilton
- €I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings€ by Maya Angelou
- €Honey I Love and other love poems€ by Eloise Greenfield
- €Ready for Revolution€ by Kwame Ture (formerly known as Stokely Carmichael)
- €Things Fall Apart€ by Chinua Achebe
- €The Color Purple€ by Alice Walker
- €The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison€
- €Invisible Man€ by Ralph Ellison
- €Destruction of Black Civilization€ by Chancellor Williams
- €Kebuka! Remembering the Middle Passage Through the Eyes of Our Ancestors€ by Mwalimu K. Bomani Baruti
- €Asafo: A Warrior's Guide to Manhood€ by Mwalimu K. Bomani Baruti
- €Nutricide: Nutritional Destruction of the Black Race€ by Llaila O. Afrika
- €African Holistic Health€ by Llaila O. Afrika
- €Sacred Woman€ by Queen Afua
- €The Spook Who Sat by the Door€ by Sam Greenle
- €Blues Dancing€ by Diane McKinney Whetstone
- €Big Girls Don€t Cry€ by Connie Briscoe
- €Invisible Life€ by E. Lynn Harris
- €Family€ by J. California Cooper
- €Breaking the Chains of Psychological Slavery€ by Na'Im Akbar
- €The Conspiracy to Destroy Black Women€ by Michael Porter
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Is it legal for a job to not allow employees to take breaks?
I work in a house that has been designated as a group home for 5 disabled adults. The program/company is funded for by the state. I am an hourly employee who works a full 40 hours (plus up to 10-15 hours of overtime @ time and a half many weeks). My checks include deductions in all the proper taxes and stuff that any job would withdraw from. It's a full on legit job. [more inside]
Need an employments right lawyer STAT
A friend works overseas for a US-based defence contractor. He's been involved in a somewhat work-related incident in his country of work and his employer is, long story short, refusing to advise him, maybe even turning against him. Lots of details we don't want to put on the internet. Need to find a good attorney in the US that has specialization in working with employment rights, particularly in international situations for US based entities (not sure if the defence contractor part is relevant or not). If state matters, pick Texas.
Tracking down stolen guns
About 30 years ago my dad had a large gun collection (about 100 total). They were stolen and only about 10 of them were ever recovered. He had a list of models and serial numbers that he sent to local law enforcement. I still have that list. is there any chance of recovering more of the guns? How would I go about that?
I don't want to bleach the state land, thanks.
We recently moved to a new house and our washing machine hook-up does not drain properly. Instead of fixing it, our landlord keeps being pushy about how we should just drain it into the state land behind the house. [more inside]
Can employer restrict my use of portfolio samples?
I'm a graphic designer, employed full-time with a marketing agency. Yesterday my boss said I have to take down examples of work I've done while at the agency. In trying to determine if I can legally show these samples, searching the web is providing conflicting info. Things worth mentioning (a) My portfolio specifies that the work was done on behalf of my employer (b) I never signed anything restricting the use of these images and (c) The images are of works that have appeared in public (stores, events, etc). Is there something "official" I can refer to that shows where the rights to these images lie, especially as they apply to a personal portfolio?
How to become a civil liberties crusader
Public interest law transition-filter: I am a lawyer in a private-sector transactional practice. I would like to be a public interest lawyer doing litigation or policy in national security, civil liberties, surveillance or drug liberalization. [more inside]
I'm being flogged publicly ..is my accuser handling it legally
I did the wrong thing...but do I have any rights in this situation? [more inside]
Is this legal?
Has someone violated my rights? [more inside]
What are my rights in Washington state regarding the sale of the property I rent by my landlord?
As a tenant, what are my rights regarding my landlord's ability to sell the property to a new owner before the end of the lease? [more inside]
Could Native Americans own land in America in the years between 1700-1900?
Could Native Americans own land in America in the years between 1700-1900? [more inside]
Does The Uk Recognize US state-level Same Sex Marriages
I'm a dude going to marry a dude in New York State. Said dude I am going to marry is a resident alien from the UK. Will the UK recognize the marriage? Does he become an American Citizen by marrying him? Does that counteract his UK citizenship? What are my rights, here?
disabled people and legal documents
How can a disabled (paralysed) person sign a legal document? [more inside]
Neighbor impeding water runoff
How do I approach a business owner whose work on his adjoining property is causing excess water to pool on our lawn? . . . details inside. . . [more inside]
Severe damp in rented house: What are our legal rights?
We rent a shared house in London. There are damp issues in a downstairs room which are known about by the landlord. We have just noticed a severe case of black mould infesting an upstairs wall. What are our legal rights as tenants? [more inside]
Managing an Anothology Project
What should I take into consideration when spearheading an anthology project? What resources are out there for us? [more inside]
Word for, less hassle to comply despite legal right to refuse?
Is there a term for a situation where, despite the fact that it would be within one's legal rights to refuse, simple compliance would save more hassle than arguing the point? [more inside]
ongoing billing issues w/ doc...
I'm having ongoing billing issues with a doctor and it's time I seek resolution with a third party. Where should I go? [more inside]
How do I clear celebrity photos easily and effortlessly?
"We need to use that picture of that pregnant singer from the cover of Mary Claire in the next show," says my boss. "What's my budget," I ask? There's a pause. My budget is nothing. "Can't you just get permission? As a promotion?" I make a note. "When do we need it by?" "Yesterday. As long as you get me the release by Friday, we're good." Yes, this is my job. Anyone have tips on successfully licensing photos of celebrities... for as little money and hassle as possible? [more inside]
Doctor won't give me info to file w/ insurance.
What can I do if my doctor will not give me the information I need to file with my insurance? [more inside]
Help for a rental refugee?
Can anyone provide advice, suggest tenant rights resources, courses of action or even refer a good pro-bono lawyer for a friend of mine who's getting screwed by her landlord during the conversion of her apartment complex from rentals to condos in Studio City, CA? [more inside]
Screw the pooch?
ApartmentFilter: A friend received a note inside her apartment yesterday telling her she has 24 hours to get rid of her dog. She's lived in the apartment for nearly three years, with the dog the whole time. What are her rights and can the apartment complex do this? [more inside]
How to get a landlord to cough up for bar work done?
My girlfriend did some casual bar work and now the landlord is dodging paying her. There is no complaint on her work but she didn't get anything in writing. How can she get the money due to her? [more inside]
What can happen if I hijack a wireless connection?
Ethical considerations aside, are there any issues I should be concerned with if I were to use my neighbor's wireless internet without his explicit permission? Say, my computer getting hacked, my passwords being intercepted, my email being read, my browsing history being revealed, etc etc.
Intellectual property question
AskLegalFilter: As a sort of follow-up to this thread, some friends and I have invented a game and have started to show it to representatives from game companies. There's been some interest, and before we can think about moving forward, I think we have to start with the legal stuff on our end. What sort of legal entity do my friends and I need to become so that someone can license intellectual property (mostly writing, as opposed to a unique style of play) from us and write us checks? And how can we do it for the least cost? Assume that we're more or less equal partners (somewhere between 33/33/33 and 35/35/30).
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Vivian Irene "Pete" Dunmire, 78, of Indiana, formerly of West Lebanon, passed away Saturday, June 29, 2013, at the Communities of Indian Haven.
A daughter of the late F. Morgan and Helen Shannon Dunmire, she was born Dec. 30, 1934, in Iselin.
Miss Dunmire was a 1952 graduate of Elders Ridge High School. Vivian was a cashier at Peoples Bank of West Lebanon and attended Graystone Presbyterian Church. "Pete" was a member of the Sweet Adeline's and the Parkwood Grange and played for many years in the women's softball league.
She is survived by four siblings: Mary Kerekes, of West Lebanon; Maxine Fisher, of Indiana; James Dunmire and wife Gladys, of Kannapolis, NC; and Kathy Fails and husband Barry, of Black Lick; a brother-in-law, Robert Coulter, of West Lebanon; and numerous nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by two sisters: Jean Duncan and Betty Coulter.
Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Robinson-Lytle, Inc., Indiana, where a funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday with Rev. Dr. Horace Derr officiating. Interment will be in West Lebanon Cemetery.
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Gingrich fund raising for presidential bid not too rosy
I guess today is a bit of GOP potential candidate day. And the good news is:
Newt Gingrich raised a meager $53,000 into his political action committee in the first three months of the year, highlighting potential fundraising difficulties as the former House Speaker girds for a campaign for the GOP presidential nomination.
Not going to happen. And thankfully so. Not that I don't think Gingrich is a good idea man – and that's where his contribution should come from – but he'd be a sure loser presidential candidate. The man has more baggage than Delta Airlines. And within "family values" circles he's a non-starter, or should be.
Most importantly, he simply hasn't got what it takes to attract independent voters and he'd be a lightening rod in a presidential campaign taking much of the attention off of Obama, which, by the way, I think the Obama campaign would welcome for a change. Remember Obama has to run on an actual record this time – and it ain't so hot.
Gingrich has a very powerful Political Action Committee, American Solutions, which is rolling in dough and gets huge contributions (back to that "ideas man" point I was making above). But that's quite different than a presidential campaign fund:
But his presidential campaign would not be able to accept such large contributions and would instead be restricted to limited hard money donations of $2,500 per individual — half as much as the $5,000-per-individual maximum contributions that can be accepted each year by his leadership political action committee, American Solutions PAC.
The PAC brought in about $34,000 in March, according to a report filed Tuesday night with the FEC, bringing its total haul for the year to $53,000, and its total since being created in late 2009 to $790,000. That pales in comparison to the $13.7 million raised in 2010 alone by Gingrich's 527, American Solutions for Winning the Future, which won't have to report 2011 fundraising figures until July.
Perhaps the best poll of all may be the money poll. I know it is early and he hasn't really formally put his hat in the ring (he's doing "exploratory" work at the moment) but what he's been able to take in thus far is not awe inspiring.
We may revisit this later, but at the moment, the money poll doesn't look too promising for Newt Gingrich.
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King maker (if that) – not a king. Endless fodder for a media campaign against him – and anyone who thinks Obama will have to do more than nod politely to the media in attacking his opponents in the next campaign has cranial rectal inversion.
Frankly between Newt appearing in a commercial with Nancy Pelosi about "Climate Change" and the payments from Freddie Mac to either agree with them or just plain shut, I really don't consider Newt a Presidential candidate.
Sorry Newt.
This time next year, the GOP nominating process should be over.
Do we know all the players? Because if we do, it's gonna be a long year.
Once again, I wish that Ron Johnson, the new senator from Wisconsin, the guy who took Russ Feingold's "safe seat" right out from under him, would step up at one of these rallies and make "the speech."
He's an entrepreneur. He absolutely detests ObamaCare. He's normal. He's a winner.
Pair him with Marco Rubio and you got Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida. And thus you have the Presidency.
Everyone is too busy looking for a winning GOP presidential candidate to consider a winning GOP presidential candidate.
This is not the time to worry about how long he's been in the Senate. He is a winner.
Aside from the personal stuff there is always his record as Speaker of the House.
Gingrich isn't the only one who is going to fade away in the next nine months. Anyone who chooses to pursue the nomination has to have a large ego. I think if you're Gingrich you look at the calendar and realize that you'd rather run and lose than spend the rest of your life wondering what would have happened if you had run.
I'm not worried about who will run against the President. We have a process and a bunch of potential candidates and it will get sorted out by spring of 2011. Elections with an incumbent President are a referendum on the current administration. I'm convinced that 2012 is going to be a replay of 1980 (minus Reagan). We've only had three incumbents defeated since 1900. Each one was defeated because the public perceived that the President was incapable of managing economic recovery. Sure, you might say that's a gross oversimplification but it's really a matter of how the public views the incumbent.
Imagine what type of situation we would need to have come September 2012 for the President to be re-elected. Now imagine what policies the President would have to pursue to result in a better economic situation. Now compare those policies to what the President is actually proposing/pursuing. I'm not suggesting it's a lock, but I am confident that the President's "ideology" consists of nothing more than slogans and a high self regard. Desperate men do not inspire.
There is something seriously wrong with the GOP if the current crop of wannabes is the best they can do. As for Newt specifically, I regard him as a complete phony who will say anything to get elected. I think there are conservative principles in there somewhere, but completely subordinate to his ego and drive for power. God save us from President Gingrich.


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RDAs are legal entities authorized under Utah Law by a near-unanimous Utah Legislature that are used to foster development in areas that have become "blighted" over time. (The term blight is a narrowly-defined legal term used to describe when and where RDAs can be used.) Where blight is found, RDAs are authorized to redirect property and sales taxes to invest in improving the area.
Holladay's Redevelopment Agency (RDA) was created to incent private investment in areas of the community with a demonstrated need for economic development. These are areas that Holladay desires to see redeveloped, but the market has not done so. By creating an economic incentive for redevelopment, the RDA encourages desired development. By State Law, the elected members of the Holladay City Council serve as the Holladay Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Board . The RDA Board approves the RDA budget, programs, policies, and projects.
The financial incentives offered to developers by the RDA are generated by the future proceeds of the development. The incentives do not come from the city's general fund or from other entities involved, such as the County or Granite School District. The incentives Priority development activity within targeted areas, known as "project areas," may be eligible for financial assistance provided by the RDA. Project areas are usually less than 100 acres in size and take between three and six months to establish. more>
The US Supreme Court ruled in Kelo v. City of New London, that RDAs can condemn property using eminent domain for economic development. more>
Just like the City of Holladay, school districts do not give money to the developer. They don't write a check, they don't appropriate any money in their budgets. The school district simply agrees to collect less on the additional taxes generated from future development for a period of time. The taxes that are foregone, do not exist today and would not exist "but for" the RDA, and are generated by the development itself. The development literally "pays for itself" by redirecting the taxes it generates back into the project. more>
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