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Grant and Award Opportunities
The New Jersey Historical Commission (NJHC) is a state agency within the Department of State dedicated to the advancement of public knowledge and preservation of New Jersey history. All of its grant funding is provided by legislative appropriation.
The NJHC offers General Operating Support Grants and Project Grants to support a variety of programs and activities related to New Jersey history. It also offers prizes and free archival evaluation services through the Caucus Archival Projects Evaluation Service or CAPES. Guidelines for the grants and prizes program (along with reporting requirements for grant recipients) are available below:
General Operating Support
Project Grants
County History Partnership Program
- Richard J. Hughes Award, Alfred E. Driscoll Prize, Richard P. McCormick Prize, Mildred Barry Garvin Prize, Award of Recognition
New Jersey Historical Commission Award Recipients
Caucus Archival Projects Evaluation Service
Artifact Assessment Program
History Resources/Audience Development
Grant Application Process
The NJHC requires that applicants submit a
Declaration of Intent
online prior to submitting an application.
Applications and Declarations of Intent will be filed electronically using the
System for Administering Grants Electronically (SAGE)
. All new applicants are strongly encouraged to register for SAGE at least one week in advance of upcoming grant deadlines. If you are having any difficulties registering for SAGE, please contact the Commission immediately at 609-292-6062.
Supporting Documents
SAGE General Orientation Guide for New Users
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Word Doc
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Updating Your SAGE Information
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Word Doc
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FY17 Project Grant, Declaration of Intent
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Word Doc
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FY17 Project Grant, Application
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Word Doc
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FY17 General Operating Support, Declaration of Intent
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Word Doc
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FY17 General Operating Support, Application
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Word Doc
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What's New for FY2017
Over the past year, the New Jersey Historical Commission (NJHC) conducted a comprehensive evaluation of its grant program. This kind of regular assessment is one way that the NJHC strives to makes its funding programs as current and effective as possible. The process included consulting a wide variety of grantees, applicants, potential applicants, and experts from various disciplines and geographic regions to gather input on how its popular grant programs could be strengthened further. The following guidelines for the upcoming 2017 fiscal year – encompassing the NJHC's General Operating Support, Project, and County History Partnership grants, respectively – represent the culmination of this comprehensive effort to reimagine these programs and, in doing so, better serve New Jersey's history community.
In order to better ensure that all applicants successfully complete the submission of their applications, the submission deadline for all grant applications has been moved to
3:00 p.m. on the day of deadline
. Applications that are not submitted by 3:00 p.m. on the deadline date will not be considered for funding.
Grants Awarded by the New Jersey Historical Commission FY2006-FY2016
General Operating Support Grants
General assistance to historical organizations, museums, historic sites, archives, libraries, and similar organizations with collections or programming relating to the history of New Jersey.
General Operating Support grants are available only to organizations. There are general standards of eligibility as well as specific requirements for programs. Please consult the following FY2017 General Operating Support Guidelines for more information.
General Operating Support Grant
The NJHC is committed to providing this support so that these historical organizations can develop and improve their services. It makes every effort to support a wide and varied list of history organizations providing New Jerseyans with excellent services, but the Commission's funds are limited. Full funding is rarely possible.
Intent to Apply
March 1, 2016
Submission Deadline
April 1, 2016
Notification of Award
July 2016
All Interim Reports and Final Reports will be filed electronically using the
System for Administering Grants Electronically (SAGE)
. The link to create Interim Reports and Final Reports can be found in the 'Related Items' box of the Proposal Menu for your grant. If you are having any difficulties creating or submitting an Interim or Final report, please contact the NJHC immediately at 609-292-6062.
The General Operating Support program operates on a three-year funding cycle. The next round of General Operating Support Grants will be announced in FY2020.
General Operating Support Grant FY2017-2019 Cycle Guidelines
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Word Doc
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Project Grants
In order to better and more expeditiously serve future NJHC grantees, the Mini-grant program is now part of an expanded Project Grant program.
In order to get all grant funds distributed to our constituents as early as possible within the fiscal year, the NJHC will offer only one Project Grant deadline. The Declaration of Intent deadline for FY 2016 cycle is January 15, 2016 at 3:00 p.m. The application will be due by 3:00 p.m. on February 16, 2016. Applications that are not submitted by 3:00 p.m. on the deadline date will not be considered for funding.
Grants are available for both individuals and organizations. There are general standards of eligibility as well as specific requirements for programs. See the posted guidelines for each grant or award for details regarding eligibility.
All applications for Project Grants will be filed using the
System for Administering Grants Electronically (SAGE)
, and must be complete and filed by 3:00 p.m. on the deadline dates listed below. The entire proposal must be submitted by the applicant; NJHC staff will not assemble proposals. No revisions of the grant package are permitted after the submission deadline. All applications for Project Grants must be complete AND SUBMITTED by the posted deadline. Applications that have not been formally submitted using the SAGE system will be cancelled.
All Project Grant recipients that applied for their grant using the
System for Administering Grants Electronically (SAGE)
must also submit their Final Report using the same system. The link to create your Final Report can be found in the 'Related Items' box of the Proposal Menu for your grant. If you are having any difficulties creating or submitting a Final report, please contact the NJHC immediately at 609-292-6062.
Funding for expenses of specific projects relating to New Jersey history. Eligible categories include conservation of historical materials (manuscripts, books, costumes, historical visuals); editorial and publication projects; educational initiatives; exhibitions; media (films, radio, videotape, digital media); public programs; and research (including archaeological projects, fellowships, oral history, and National and New Jersey registers of historic places nominations). Guidelines for FY 2017 Project Grants are posted below.
Intent to Apply
January 15, 2016
Submission Deadline
February 16, 2016
Notification of Award
July 2016
Project Grant FY 2017 Cycle
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General Categories for Project Grant Proposals
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County History Partnership Program (CHPP)
The County History Partnership Program (CHPP) was created in 2015 to extend local re-granting programs to all of the state's 21 counties. The program enables the NJHC to support both existing and emerging local history organizations and practitioners serving diverse audiences. Through the partnership with county re-granting agencies, NJHC support can more effectively reach history organizations and projects in communities throughout the state.
FY17 County History Partnership Program (CHPP) Guidelines
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Word Doc
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Richard J. Hughes Award:
Given every year, the Richard J. Hughes Award recognizes outstanding lifetime achievement in the field of New Jersey history. It is given to an individual in recognition of a series of contributions in the areas of scholarship, public history, conservation and preservation, and teaching.
Richard P. McCormick Prize
Given every other year (odd years) to the author of an outstanding scholarly book on New Jersey history published during the preceding two years. The award carries a prize of $1,500. In keeping with established scholarly standards, nominated works must be published by a publisher employing a rigorous peer review process. All works must include footnotes and bibliography.
Alfred E. Driscoll Dissertation Prize:
The Alfred E. Driscoll Prize is an award of $1,500 to the author of an outstanding doctoral dissertation in New Jersey history. Nominations are being accepted for dissertations completed within the last two years (2015 or 2016). The award encourages and rewards outstanding scholarly research and publications in New Jersey history. Individuals may be nominated by others, or they may self-nominate.
The deadline to submit nomination is April 18, 2016
Mildred Barry Garvin Prize:
Given every year to an educational professional for outstanding teaching of black American history. The award carries a prize of $1,500.
Award of Recognition:
Given every year, the New Jersey Historical Commission Awards of Recognition are given to individuals or organizations thathave made significant contributions to New Jersey history in the following categories:
For multiple contributions made over time
For those who have had a positive impact on the ways in which audiences and/or communities are engaged in history
For scholarship, public service, conservation and preservation efforts, special events, and teaching
For helping to increase public awareness
Please note that this is not an award for the publication of a single book, or development of a particular exhibition or project.
Awards of Recognition Nominations:
Must be submitted on a
nomination form
Must be submitted by a supporter;
self-nomination is no longer accepted
Must include a brief statement of why the award should be given (1-2 pages)
Must include a brief vitae (3 pages maximum) noting major accomplishments
Nomination Form
Submission Deadline
Richard J. Hughes
Richard P. McCormick
Alfred E. Driscoll
April 18, 2016
Fall, 2016
Mildred Barry Garvin
Awards of Recognition
New Jersey Historical Commission Award Recipients
Every year the New Jersey Historical Commission honors individuals and organizations that make significant contributions to state history.
NJ Historical Commission Award Recipients
Caucus Archival Projects Evaluation Service (CAPES)
The New Jersey Historical Commission would like to take this opportunity to encourage your organization to consider CAPES (Caucus Archival Projects Evaluation Service), a which provides free professional assessment of archival paper collections by consultants of the New Jersey Caucus of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference.
If your New Jersey history organization has a collection of paper items such as manuscripts, books, photographs, and maps, you may take advantage of a FREE assessment from a professional archivist of how your collection can best be conserved.
CAPES consultants are available to evaluate archival collections held by New Jersey archives, libraries, historical societies, and other agencies. The linked document below is a letter from CAPES coordinator Frederic Pachman, and provides background information on the program, contact information, and other important details.
Consider applying for CAPES, a joint project of the New Jersey Historical Commission and the New Jersey Caucus of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference. In these difficult economic times, CAPES can provide an important service to your organization.
CAPES Guidelines and Application
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CAPES Letter
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Word Doc
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Artifact Assessment Program (AAP)
Artifact Assessment Program - a service of the New Jersey Association of Museums.
There are no deadlines for application, apply anytime. AAP evaluations are performed at no cost to the organization. To be eligible to receive this service organizations must:
be nonprofit organizations located in New Jersey
have collections related to New Jersey
make their collections available to the public
hold artifact collections in the public trust
do not receive primary funding from a governmental entity
Types of Services Offered
Initial Collection surveys on-site:
Survey and evaluate environmental conditions in storage and exhibition areas
rvey and evaluate condition of artifacts in storage and on exhibition
Survey and evaluate storage arrangement and collection management processes
Survey and evaluate documentation systems, processes and intellectual access
Follow-up programs include but are not limited to:
Evaluation of a specific collection or project
Aid in disaster preparedness or response
Evaluation of move to new building or location
Scope of Work for Grant Funded Project
Reports will not be widely discussed by consultants but will be available to staff and consultants of NJHC and NJAM's representatives on an as needed basis. The New Jersey State Archives is the final repository for the artifact assessment program's reports. Membership in the New Jersey Association of Museums is not required (but always appreciated) to receive service. All consultants are members of the New Jersey Association of Museums.
AAP application form
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Word Doc
(17 kb)
To apply: Complete the
AAP application form
and return it to:
New Jersey Historical Commission
P. O. Box 305
Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0305
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The Pope of Rome is the best known and most influential moral and religious leader in the world. Pick up the paper, turn on the T.V., and there he is. Every government in the world has to deal with him somehow. Love him or hate him, there is no denying his importance. It's this way today, and it's been this way since Emperor Constantine legalized Christianity in the 4th century.
In all that time, there have been wonder-working saints, lecherous murderers, and many, many mediocrities on the Papal throne - every kind of human being imaginable. Historically, the lives of Popes have been anything but dull and uneventful. Formosus was so hated by his successor, the corrupt Stephen VI, that his rotting corpse was disinterred and subjected to a court trial. St. Leo the Great frightened Attila the Hun into sparing Rome, while St. Gregory the Great banished the plague from the Eternal City by holding a procession. St. Leo III crowned Charlemagne Emperor by surprise on Christmas Day, but John XII (himself the son of a Pope) was killed by his mistress' lover, and died in her arms. John Paul II raised the popularity of the Papacy to incredible heights, played a huge role in bringing down Communism - and exorcised the Devil from a girl during a public audience.
Most books about the Popes have either tried to whitewash every sin any Pope has committed, or else have made them all out to be all out to be anti-Christs. On this emotional topic, writers seem to have left very little middle ground. But the truth is that there have obviously been good and obviously evil Popes, controversial Popes and forgotten Popes. In this book, they will all have their day in court. One by one, each Pope will be profiled, and their rich history, with all its pageantry, intrigue, holiness, and crime, will be unveiled.
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Hello Fellow Friends and Wine Enthusiasts!
Here's another great wine event for us this month.
Signaturewines.com and The Decathlon Club bring you this premier wine tasting event.
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Offering two distinct tasting flights for us to try: Wente Family Estates vs. Sarah's Vineyard!
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- 01-16-2014, 05:13 PM Thread Author #1
nexus 7 battery tipsHello , i recently bought nexus 7 2013 wifi only . I am new to android world cuz i'm a regular IOS user for years and wanted to try new thing ..
Anyway guys i need your ideas or tips how to save my battery as much as possible !
For one thing i know that screen brightness is a main factor and i set it at 25-30 % i guess.
One thing i noticed that while browsing it drains the battery quickly i dont know if the problem from Chrome browser or not !
also is there a way to disable google services for good or till i enable some of features or apps again in future ?
Also how to make sure that there in no apps running on background while it is on sleep mode?
Please guys all your tips will really help me alot
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Good question! I'm "fanatic" about squeezing as much as I can from a single battery charge.
Here is what I've done:
Reduced brightness to 25% (as you've mentioned)
Turned off gps, wifi, blutooth when not being used
Uninstalled the apps I never use (cautious about google stuff since I'm not sure what is connected to what).
Used white-text-on-black-screen for book reading
Turned off display when not needed (for music, podcasts)
No graphics with music player
Made sure no battery-hogs were running in background (uninstalled "Drip" news app for that reason)
Happy to hear some recommendations from others.
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I always turn off wifi when not near one, I also downloaded Gsam battery monitor it is free in the play store and will give you a percentage of battery left.
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Welcome to Android Central! Here's my guide on battery tips: http://forums.androidcentral.com/amb...ving-tips.html.
The screen will almost always be the primary battery drainer, especially the beautiful hi-res screen of the N7. How much total screen-on time are you getting per battery charge? Average is going to be around 5-6 hours with normal mixed real-world use. If you're getting that amount, then I wouldn't sweat it too much.
- 01-16-2014, 08:46 PM Thread Author #6
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thankx for the tips
in facebook how i can change to manual refresh in the app's Settings?
where shud i go??
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done it , thank you
Also what does if you force stop an app it may misbehave means excatly?
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Android apps are generally not meant to be stopped manually by the user. The way Android works, apps remain open in system RAM until more space is needed, and the system will decide which apps to close to make room. If you manually force stop an app, it might cause problems if, for example, it is in the middle of performing some action, or if some other app depends on it. But for the most part, you won't cause any major problem by force stopping an app.
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Cree Inc. (NASDAQ:CREE), the LED company that saw its shares rise from the mid $30s in late 2009 to over $80 in April of 2010, is now back down to levels it hasn't seen in two years. The company seems to be doing well, but a series of earnings guidance lowerings during conference calls have hit the stock again and again. Now that this company has settled back into the low $30s, let's take a look at what the company has going for it.
Nobody can argue with the pristine balance sheet that Cree has always had. The company has avoided debt, so you don't have to worry about paying much interest. The current ratio is above 10 as of the latest quarter, and the company has over $1.3 billion in working capital. The company had nearly $1.1 billion in cash and equivalents, equal to almost $10 per share. Now, these numbers will come down a bit, as the company recently announced the acquisition of Ruud Lighting. However, this is an acquisition that should benefit the company's bottom line early in 2012.
The company has also invested heavily in itself, increasing its PP&E by $136 million over the prior fiscal year, equating to 32% growth. The company's inventory levels have also risen from $112 million to $176 million over that time, which has caused some levels of concern. However, you can't sell what you don't have. It will be interesting to see if the inventory buildup continues in this current quarter.
Cree has experienced a slowdown, which is why earnings for this fiscal year (ending in June of 2012) are expected to fall to $1.43 from $1.70 in the 2011 fiscal year. However, revenues are still expected to increase by 28% to $1.27 billion. Cree is expecting flat revenue growth for the current quarter, but is expecting to see revenues grow 22% sequentially in the next quarter. The guidance given during the earnings conference call will definitely affect how this stock moves forward.
Cree currently trades at a P/E of 22, which is not too high for a $3.5 billion growth company. It has demanded a higher P/E in the past, which could return if the company hits its targets. I wouldn't bet the farm on CREE, but this no-debt growth company could be a nice addition for some diversification.
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In my new book "Successful Stock Signals for Traders and Portfolio Managers, Integrating Technical Analysis with Fundamentals to Improve Performance," I spend a whole chapter on Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), 24.06. This is a follow-up to find out if Facebook will ever make it, and if so, when. I use both fundamental and technical tools. Two services I use integrate both technical and fundamental factors. StockpickerUSA.com equally weights fundamental, technical and forecast data. ChaikinAnalytics.com has extensive fundamental and technical analysis tools to rate stocks and is very user friendly. Both of these services are designed for the professional, and I have a business relationship with each service. The data I use here can be easily verified by using the free trial offer of both services.
There is no question that Facebook has the potential of making it big in the future. The only real questions are valuation, and the founder, who owns over 500 million shares. There is also no question that the stock is overvalued and there is too much of a supply overhang. These problems were present on the IPO date and are still present. When will these challenges resolve themselves so that price can move up to the IPO price of 38 and breakout into higher ground? Let's look at the current valuation and see what needs to improve for price to move higher. Further let's see where valuation is taking price short term. In other words how much pain is left before Facebook becomes growth at a reasonable price or even an acceptably unreasonable price? What are the valuation factors in our two quant systems that will trigger a buy?
Chaikin Analytics has an overall rating of "bearish" for Facebook, but not the worst rating of "very bearish." Chaikin's overall rating can be accessed free on the mobile phone app and also gives a breakdown of the rating. Financial metrics are very bearish while earnings performance is slightly bullish.
The detailed write up by Chaikin Analytics can only be found on the service paid for by professionals or well-heeled individual investors. It does not like the high price-to-sales ratio and the relatively low cash flow vs. market capitalizaion. It has had relatively high earnings growth in the past, but not lately. As a result, it has a relatively high projected PE ratio to add to the bearish calculation. Overall expert opinions are neutral, but the analysts opinions have improved recently.
Competitors Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Yahoo (NASDAQ:YHOO) are in the green and rated "bullish" by Chaikin Analystics. This raises the question why be in FB when you can be in GOOG and YHOO, which are better rated fundamentally? As long as portfolio managers feel that GOOG is a better value than FB, you know where they are going to put their investment dollars. Until that valuation changes, FB will continue to be weak.
Up until a month ago, my other service StockpickerUSA rated FB as a "sell," but now it is rated as a fundamentally poor, overvalued growth stock with a weak "buy" rating that could quickly revert to a sell. It only has a 3 star rating versus 5 star, which is best. In fundamentals, it is 9th decile where 1st decile is the top 10% of the 8,000 stock universe. The forecasted fundamental data is 3rd decile and that positive allows it to squeeze into a 3 star weak buy category. Few investors will bet the house on forecast data. Obviously those that believe the forecasted data are buying FB on the way down as it targets a retest of the bottom. Or will it put a higher low in place, which would be slightly positive technically? Either way, the price is headed down.
GOOG and YHOO are both 4 star buys, with GOOG showing 6th decile and YHOO 4th decile for fundamentals, and thus, much better than FB at 9th decile. There is an enormous discrepancy in forecasted PE vs. growth. Facebook has a very high forecasted PE of 48 compared to a projected growth of 26%. GOOG on the other hand has a much better forecasted PE of only 21 compared to projected growth of 16%. YHOO comes in with a forecasted PE of 20 compared to 12% growth. Return on equity is 28% for YHOO, 16% for GOOG and only 0.6% for FB.
Facebook has to improve its growth in line with its forecasted PE and improve its price to sales ratio. The market will continue to take the price down until these metrics become more reasonable.
The final question about the founder and CEO, and his enormous holdings in FB is a judgment call. Can he lead the company back to its historical growth numbers? If the answer is no, in the judgment of professional portfolio managers, the price will continue to go down for Facebook because portfolio managers determine the price trend in any stock.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Asian Shrimp Soba Noodles With Vegetables
This recipe was put together for Yahoo Shine Supper Club. The theme for the month is pasta! Yum!
Prep time: PT20M
Cook time: PT7M
Total time: PT27M
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- 1 whole Jalapeno, finely Diced And Seeded
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- FOR DRESSING: Combine all jalapeño, olive oil, rice vinegar, sesame seed oil, honey, soy sauce, lime juice, sriracha sauce, ginger and stir well. Set aside.
- FOR SHRIMP: Bring a pot of boiling water to add shrimp and cook shrimp until pink. About 1-2 minutes.
- FOR SOBA NOODLES: Bring a large pot of water to boil and cook according to package directions. Drain and rinse under cold water. Drain well.
- TO ASSEMBLE: Place all ingredients in a large bowl, top with dressing and toss to combine.
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This is art!! I bet it tastes awesome!! Where do you get sriracha sauce or the soba noodles. I don't usually venture that direction in the store. Would it be at any store or a specialty store?? Thanks for your facebook help!!ReplyDeleteReplies
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The sriracha sauce and the soba noodles are found any the Asian section of any grocery store. Have a great week!
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Love the colours of this dish! So bright and beautiful :D
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Hope you had a nice weekend!
I don't have a facebook.:( Maybe it's time to thinking about getting one. :)
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I don't think I could wait to eat this one! Gorgeous salad, Serena!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous colors Serena! I love that this is a simple pasta dish but it sounds and looks so great.ReplyDelete
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Skip to comments.VIDEO: Gingrich campaigns with Etch-A-Sketch (Rick follows)
Posted on 03/21/2012 12:58:41 PM PDT by VinL
Newt Gingrich is joining team Obama by mocking Mitt Romney advisor Eric Fehrnstrom's "Etch-A-Sketch" comments today.
Asked about how Romney would handle his pivot from primary to general election, Fehrnstrom said, Well, I think you hit a reset button for the fall campaign. Everything changes." Fehrnstrom said on CNN, "Its almost like an Etch-A-Sketch. You can kind of shake it up and restart all of over again."
After highlighting Mitt Romney's inconsistancy on the issues, Gingrich handed the Etch-A-Sketch to a child in the audience and said, "Here you go, you can now be a presidential candidate."
Obama's SuperPAC has already put up a campaign ad featuring Mitt Romney's "Etch-A-Sketch" which is posted below.
Instead of begging him to withdraw, Rick should be pleading for him to stay in-- Newt's the only chance Rick has for relevancy.
The only positive out of this circumstance, is that Rick apparently has followed suit-- hopefully, having discussed matters with his mentor Newt, and decided to dutifully follow.
I'm in, til Newt's out.
Related article-Candidates produce Etch-o-Sketch....
TRANSLATION: An Etch-a-Sketch flip-flop is one you are not allowed to notice because it has been erased.
from 2008: Eric Fehrnstrom approaches Glen Johnson of the Associated Press near the end of this video, telling him basically to watch his step..."don't be argumentative with the candidate" (Romney).
This guy Romney is a carefully packaged commodity, an empty suit. They will change the wrapping as they see fit.
Too bad that Obama is going to be the only one with enough money to get the word out on Romney, after it is too late.
Mitt's etch a sketch has a twitter account.
And I second that.
I'm in too. Newt's comment was just toooooooo funny. He is the only one who can make them all look like the fools that they are. Wonder which one of Mittens "Road" Scholars was responsible for that line.
That's hilarious...
Etch A. Sketch
Policy Advisor to President-Elect Romney. The Karl Rove of Toys.
Behind the throne.
And the tweets are pretty funny.
Oh my goodness---that is hilarious!!!!
GO Newt!
And he shall forever be known as " Etch-A-Sketch Rick."
Way too much fun :)
Hmmm, be interesting if the Etch-A-Sketch comment was enough to WAKE AMERICA UP!
Can't we just erase liberal lier Willrack oRombey as a choice for 2012.
No. Santorum should have the humility to withdraw and get behind his mentor, his intellectual superior, the national treasure, known as Newt. Seems to me that's what a real saint would do...
what's an etch-a-sketch? Where do you buy them?
This symbolizes Romney's biggest vulnerabilities - he has surrounded himself with these valueless advisors who believe in nothing other than how they can get in power and control others.
But Gingrich and the rest of the Republicans aren't any better. They only hear from political insiders. They need to talk with some real people.The first 100 names in a phone book would provide better advice than all of these political "experts".
Romney's campaign executive director is a Karl Rove protege. 'Nuff said. Romney is saying the right things, but does he believe them? The hacks around him sure don't.
Romney could fix this by firing this Fehrnstrom guy immediately. Let's see what he does. It will reveal the real Romney.
Rick should be thanking Newt for all the ideas Newt gives him.
Romney is saying the right things, but does he believe them?
Bill, you're right on point. I was going to post the following as a separate thread- but given your comment, I post it here.
In this ad, Romney is asked to defend his position that he will cut federal funds for Planned Parenthood. He can't- because he has "crammed" conservatism as if preparing for an exam, but he doesn't understand it.
So, when pressed, he reacts flippantly. And, he comes across as detached, elite and a person of privilege-—(most likely because he is).
In any event, he kills conservatism, because he doesn't know it- and doesn't believe in it. To him, it's just a means to an end.
No. Santorum should have the humility to withdraw and get behind his mentor, his intellectual superior, the national treasure, known as Newt. Seems to me that's what a real saint would do.
Oh, my—you're tough. Wouldn't want to get on your bad side. -:)
I can't believe you never had an etch-a-sketch! First gift I gave all the young-uns. By rotating the knobs, lines appear on the screen and form whatever images come to the child's imagination. Then, when the child is done, or just wants to start over— s/he gives the screen several shakes— and everything disappears.
Too bad we just couldn't shake Mitt and Rick. -:)
Kudos Frank!
Not really. I'm just in a very bad mood today. Feeling the inevitability factor closing in...
Thanks for the etch a sketch info... :)
What inevitability? There's nothing inevitable so long as Newt draws breathe. -:)
The 2nd campaign starts in June. Keep the faith.
The 2nd campaign starts in June. Keep the faith.
You're absolutely right... absolutely. And thanks.
Keep the faith Vin. Be gone awhile. Need to get caught up at school, and give Santorum supporters time to realize he has no chance to beat Romney and that we need to prepare for a battle royale convention (and beyond).
There's a great one of Seamus atop the car here:
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Yakuza Director Says 20% Of Their Players Are Female, But They'll Still Keep It A Manly SeriesBy Sato . May 25, 2016 . 2:30am
Yakuza series director Toshihiro Nagoshi is more than happy to see that 20% of the players of Yakuza games are female, but he says that they'll be careful not to focus too much on that when making games.


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Few teams in the NFL have been as busy this offseason as the Chicago Bears have been in their attempts to overhaul a defense that was one of the worst in the league in 2013.
While the Bears offense was one of the best in the league, the defense struggled with getting after the quarterback and stopping the run. General manager Phil Emery made it a point to improve both areas with his signings.
Since the start of free agency, Chicago bolstered its defense by signing defensive ends Jared Allen, Lamarr Houston, Willie Young and Israel Idonije; linebacker D.J. Williams; cornerback Charles Tillman; safeties M.D. Jennings, Ryan Mundy, Danny McCray and Craig Steltz; wide receiver/kick returner Domenik Hixon and special teamer/linebacker Jordan Senn. The team also released defensive end Julius Peppers and wide receiver Earl Bennett, via ChicagoBears.com.
Despite making all of those moves, there are still areas of this team that need to be addressed this offseason.
One position that struggled the most in 2013 was the safety position. Despite some new additions, the team needs to solidify the position and could look to the draft to not only bolster that position but also the rest of the team's depth. Offensively, Josh McCown proved last season how valuable a good backup quarterback can be. The team will need to address Jay Cutler's backup now that McCown has moved on and will need to determine if Marquess Wilson can take over the third wide receiver position.
Lastly, with all of the talk about how the defense struggled and the offense flourished in 2013, the special teams unit will need some upgrades.