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A guy feeds a dog an ex-lax candy bar and then gets the diarrhea-laden dog to shit in a girls mouth. While the dog is shitting in her mouth, the guy is packing her pussy with a mixture of peanut butter and ground meat. The guy then face fucks her through the runny dog shit while the dog ass fucks the girl and works her twat with his paw. When the girl is done being used like a piss mop in a zoo, the man makes her clean the excess shit off the dogs ass by way of a rim job (hence RIM Tin Tin) who is 69'ing her eating the peanut butter ground meat mixture, all the while the guy is whipping the girl's ass with the dog's leash.…
I couldn't wait, I gave her a Rim Tin Tin right on the dining room floor... that'll be a Thanksgiving dinner the family won't soon forget.
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A very nice, clean and modern apartment with a good location. Thanks for everything Marta & Slawek :-)
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very clean, spacious, furniture + kitchen like new, small balcony and equipped with everything you need, also for much longer stays. Martas brother Chris handed over the flat to us and explained and showed us everything with kindness and patience. To the flat belongs a parking space behind the house with an electrically operated gate. Just in front of the house is a tram station and Krakau center is just a 20min. walk away. We can recommend this place and would choose it again. Thank you Marta + Chris !
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Great apartment, modern equiped and 10 minutes walk from Market Square. Marta's welcome was very warm and freindly. She was really helpfull with all things. We highly recommend this apartment when you want to visit Krakow. For short trips it is perfect but you can easily stay there for a longer period. 24h super market is just around the corner, fruit sell across the street. Tram stops in front of the building. We want to thank Marta for letting us stay in her very nice apartment!! We will absolutely want to stay here again when we are coming back to Krakow!
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beautiful accommodation and a perfect and attentive hospitality. All shops and trams in front of the apartment. The hosts are delightful and available. We have already recommended this property to friends who want to explore Krakow. We also thank Marta and her husband of the home and all their attention. Housing and very clean and quiet. thank you again, John - Manual Again thank you to them
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This state's farmers don't grow much of the big five commodities; Maine's most lucrative agricultural earners are potatoes, blueberries, and dairy. Many of Maine's 7196 farms grow food you'd see at a Saturday farmer's market in Deering Oaks Park. All these types of small-to-medium, often family-run farms benefit from other money sources in the Farm Bill — such as cash set aside for "specialty crops" (basically anything other than the big five), organic farming, or for environmental stewardship and conservation. Compared with the rivers of money that go to the heavily-subsidized crops, these funds are a trickle. They don't have to be.
When the Farm Bill came up for its every-five-year reauthorization in 2007, some politicians and policy makers saw an opportunity for much-needed reform of a system that funds big agribusiness farms at the drastic expense of smaller operations in other regions. It's difficult for individual legislators to make an impact on sweeping legislation that stirs the regional-politics pot while it also addresses bipartisan, nationwide concerns like hunger and healthy foods in schools. But many people thought that 2002's Farm Bill fiasco would make reform unavoidable this time around. In May 2002, Iowa Republican Charles Grassley was so disappointed with the amount of federal subsidies stuffed into that year's bill that he told the Portland Press Herald: "This will make it so hard to win urban support in the future that this bill may very well be the last farm bill to grind its way through Washington."
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Weighing in at a hefty 171 pages, the report commissioned by the Georgia Governor's Office of Special Investigators hardly constitutes as a light read, but it's riveting nonetheless. Released amid a string of scorching summer days in July, the exhaustive inquiry provided painstaking detail of what many had long suspected: Atlanta Public Schools testing gains were too good to be true.
Led by a team of former state prosecutors, the state probe included more than 2,100 testimonies and 800,000 documents over a 10 month-period. It cited evidence of test collusion at 44 of the district's 100 schools. Adults, not students, were the perpetrators, with 178 educators implicated, nearly half of whom would later confess.
In the spring, before news of the Atlanta cheating scandal broke, USA Today published an investigative series that identified at least 1,610 instances of test results across six states and the District of Columbia that were so improbable they smacked of manipulation. Since then, allegations of suspicious test scores have popped up like wildfire across the country in school districts in Pennsylvania, New York, California, and others.
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OK, I am a new at this! Can someone tell me what a jelly role is? The directions say you need 1 jelly roll but then it says to sew all the jelly rolls together....told you I was new!
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OK, I am a new at this! Can someone tell me what a jelly role is? The directions say you need 1 jelly roll but then it says to sew all the jelly rolls together....told you I was new!
Thank you soooooo much!! This is perfect for a last minute gift or for something to practice free motion on. I'm going right now to eyeball my jelly stash!
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What a wonderful plan.
If you don't mind, when I do it next week, I will take pictures as I go along and make a tutorial of this quilt. Would that be okay? (I know <g> I have some other projects to get done first, but it never hurts to be prepared for the next idea <g>)
This one is just too quick, easy, and appealing to wait any longer! <wave>
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You can make your own jelly rolls, by cutting forty strips of 2.5" wide the width of the fabric ... does that help?
Welcome to the Quilting Board! <wave>
It might be fun to stop at 8 rows together, then cut them in 16 1/2 " lengths. You could sew them across (vertical/horizontal, vertical), then the 2nd row (horizontal, vertical, horizontal) Would that work? Sort of a checkerboard for chess board effect. You could improvise on this one in many ways. Bev
That helps TONS!
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Thanks for the pattern. Also a great way to get rid of scraps!
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OMG, this is absolutely brilliant!! I have a couple of jelly rolls for which I haven't found a pattern I like so this will do quite nicely!! I'm always amazed by people who can see things in another "light"!! Thanks for sharing!
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The Taurus 1911 is a fine pistol IMO. Enjoy.
Just got my first 1911. It was brand spankin' new in the case. I've had it almost a week now and haven't had the chance to fire it yet. I cleaned it, oiled it and locked it up in a gun vault bolted to flooer next to the bed.
I chose the Taurus PT 1911 in blue. Mainly from suggestions of other whose opinions I value.
Dad( the original) used to have a Colt years ago, but it wasn't in the collection when he passed away. I don't what happened to it. That thin used to tear my hand up. i have feeling these checkerd grips are gonna smart at first.
Any way. I will supply feedback.
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The Taurus 1911 is a fine pistol IMO. Enjoy.
Welcome to the forum from Ky.
The checkered grips on a 1911 wont hurt you any. I don't use them much but it's more aesthetic thing for me. I use some pretty cool wood for my grips and feel the checkering takes away from the look of the wood.
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Hot Girls Get Away with Shit: 3 Prank Dates With A Playmate Feat. Jaclyn Swedberg

Think winning a date with Playmate of the Year Jaclyn Swedberg would be the best date ever?

These poor guys had been dreaming about this moment since they were young and it finally happened: they won a date with a Playmate. Unfortunately, Playmate of the Year 2012 Jaclyn Swedberg has an ulterior motive, one that could push these guys to the limit.
From pulling out the psychic powers she tested out in her past Sexy Psychic Prank to try and read what's on these men's minds to asking one date to become an investor in a food truck service for dogs who are stuck at home, not one of the guys even dreamed of walking away from their this sexy PMOY, no matter what came out of her mouth.
You may think that's all she put these boys through, but there's a hell of a lot more. Check out the latest Hot Girls Get Away with Shit.
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I'm interested in shipping queens in 2014.
What I'm looking for is methods, carriers, packing, timing, any relevant information.
Specifically, I'm interested in methods for shipping small numbers of queens, but I'm interested in all possible iterations.
How have you received them successfully? I've only purchased queens once and they came in a little Priority Mail cardboard box.
How have you received them unsuccessfully? Please share your experience.


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The Canadiens have called a news conference for Thursday morning at which time they will unveil details concerning the retirement of Hall of Famer Guy Lapointe's No. 5 during the 2014-15 season.
As part of the Canadiens' Big Three on defence during the 1970s — along with Larry Robinson and Serge Savard — Lapointe won six Stanley Cups and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1993, seven years after Savard and two years before Robinson. Lapointe still holds the record for most goals by a Canadiens defenceman in a season with 28 in 1974-75 and ranks second in career goals by a Habs defenceman with 166, trailing Robinson's 197. Savard scored 100 goals with the Canadiens.
In Ken Dryden's classic book, The Game, here's how he described Lapointe:
"In the early and mid-1970s, except for Bobby Orr, Guy Lapointe was the best defenceman in the NHL," the Canadiens' Hall of Fame goaltender wrote. "He was strong and powerful, an explosive skater with a hard, low shot, but what made him unique was the emotion he could bring to a game. During flat, lifeless stretches, uncalculated, he would suddenly erupt with enormous impatient fury, racing around the ice, daring and inspired on offence and defence, giving the game a new mood; turning it our way. It is a rare ability, and even as (Denis) Potvin and Robinson matured in mid-decade to push him onto second all-star teams and beyond, it was a skill that even they couldn't match."
Lapointe's daughter Stephanie, who had started an online petition last year to get her father's number retired, wrote on Twitter after the Habs made the announcement: "I am beyond proud of my dad! Finally he is being awarded this honour!"
Lapointe will become the 18th Canadiens player to have his number retired. The No. 5 has already been retired in honour of Bernard (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, but this won't mark the first time the Habs will retire one number in honour of two players.
Here's the complete list of Habs retired numbers:
1. Jacques Plante
2. Doug Harvey
3. Emile (Butch) Bouchard
4. Jean Beliveau
5. Bernard Geoffrion (Guy Lapointe)
7. Howie Morenz
9. Maurice Richard
10. Guy Lafleur
12. Dickie Moore and Yvan Cournoyer
16. Henri Richard and Elmer Lach
18. Serge Savard
19. Larry Robinson
23. Bob Gainey
29. Ken Dryden
33. Patrick Roy
(Gazette file photo)
Habs will finally retire Lapointe's No. 5, by Gazette Sports Editor Stu Cowan
Why Markov wants – and will get – three years and $18 million, The Hockey News
Habs' off-season game plan, TSN.ca
Canadiens' salary-cap chart, capgeek.com
Bulldogs sign defenceman Makowski to one-year contract, hamiltonbulldogs.com
Habs listed at 20-1 odds to win Cup next season, Stu on Sports blog
When will Carbonneau's defensive greatness be recognized, The Hockey News
Kings prove that size matters in today's NHL, Stu on Sports blog


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That was a serious chip. How many times can a knife be repaired from something like that?
was actually not that big 3mm max, i had to thin knife a lot after that thats why we decided to refinish it too. But i put extra strong edge on it now so hope it will not happen again


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It wouldn't have been Comic Con in Portland, Oregon without that guy. Yes, there is only one of him, so far. Although I seriously think he needs to recruit and get a unicycle bagpipe band together for the Rose Festival Starlight Parade. Am I right, PDX?
GeekDad's Jonathan Liu and I had a great weekend playing games and sitting on panels. Friday, I got a chance to wander the floor and see what was going on during a relatively slow time. It was fun to see people like Brent Spiner, but I am just not enough of a fan boy to make the $40.00 investment to get face time with him or anyone else for that matter… except maybe Adam Savage (who wasn't at this con). There was plenty of cosplay to go round, some of it quite impressive. The local chapters of the empire, rebellion and bounty hunters were out in full force (pun intended), and there were some great artists in attendance signing their work all weekend. Continue Reading "Comic Con Portland Style" »


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Connecticut Starbucks customers pay it forward
So far, more than 780 customers have paid for the people behind them
ABC News - New England Starbucks customers have certainly enjoyed the Christmas spirit -- about 780 of them and growing.
That's the number of people who have paid for the next person's coffee order at a Starbucks drive-through since Tuesday morning around 8 a.m., Christmas eve, a shift supervisor told ABC News.
It's enough to make Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz believe in Santa Claus.
So far, 780 people at the Newington, Conn., Starbucks location have paid for the people behind them.
"I think it's awesome," said Nicole, the shift supervisor at the location, who is not permitted to give her last name per store policy. "I love this company so much and I'm so proud to work for them. This is what our company embodies. We're all really excited about it."
The transactions range anywhere from $5 to $20, and people can also contribute to a gift card that is also helping pay for the transactions of customers in line behind them.
When asked for the current balance on the gift card, the shift supervisor said, "It keeps changing all the time."
The ongoing acts of kindness seem to be blowing other drive-through records out of the water. Last week, Starbucks customers in Nevada paid it forward 73 times.
Consumerist says the overall drive-thru record is at a Tim Hortons in Canada that involved 228 people.
Drive-thru customers at a Heav'nly Donuts in Amesbury, Mass., paid it forward 55 times earlier this year.


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I recently wrote a "Workin' Stiff" column for a future issue The Wrestler/Inside Wrestling magazine, in which I praised Ring of Honor for taking advantage of innovations in technology while other promotions seemed stuck in the past. I was referring to ROH's foray into Internet-exclusive pay per views.
But having just watched ROH's highly-anticpated "Final Battle 2009" on GoFightLive.TV, I am left second-thinking some of my praise. Rather than looking like the pioneer of new media, ROH came off as a company stuck in the technological dark ages.
Putting aside, for a moment, the quality of action in the ring, this show was nearly unwatchable - sometimes literally so.
Here's the rundown:
So after paying my $14.95, I was informed that the 7:30 p.m. pay per view would begin 10 minutes late. Who ever heard of such a thing? Can you imagine a WWE or TNA live pay per view starting late?
Right off the bat, there were significant problems with the streaming video that would last all night. My cable-modem Internet is usually fast enough to watch most any streaming video without much lag, but I could not go more than a minute or so most of the night without the video cutting out.
But the biggest problems throughout the night were with the audio. They were apparent from the beginning of the show, when the live audio caught the ring announcer counting down the audience before the show was about to go live. Later, the audio from a backstage Tyler Black promo was almost completely drowned out by the crowd noise.
The announce team consisted of three commentators, but, for most of the night, color man Larry Sweeney was completely inaudible. The audio quality of the two other announcers was also poor, and at completely different volumes.
The frustrations continued as the show took an intermission so the merchandise stands could do some business at the Manhattan Center. Fans watching on the Internet were treated to a "classic match" between C.M. Punk vs. Spanky. But the intermission lasted much longer than the match, leaving fans to watch a blank screen for several minutes as the 30-minute plus intermission dragged on. Knowing that, potentially thousands of fans would be watching the Internet stream, couldn't ROH officials have made sure that the intermission was kept brief?
But brevity has not been ROH's strong point in recent years. After all, this show went about 4 and a half hours . An hour of that was dedicated to the main event - a time limit draw between Austin Aries and Tyler Black.
Ironically, in the very last minute of the match, Sweeney's audio came on - but that of the other two announcers and the crowd cut off. Unbelievable.
Seconds after the match ended, the PPV stream abruptly cut off.
Fans could debate the quality of the night's wrestling, which was often good, but sometimes also dragged on, and included some unnecessarily dangerous moves.
But all fans who watched this show could agree on one thing: ROH should be absolutely embarrassed by its production quality for this show. For a company with an established fan base, a nationally televised program, and seven years of history to put on such a shoddily-produced show - and ask fans to pay $15 for it - is inexcusable.
I won't buy the excuse that ROH is a small company with a small budget. ROH's disregard for quality control in its production has nothing to do with money. It would not have cost anything to have someone monitoring the audio throughout the night to realize that one of its ringside announcers was talking into a dead microphone all night. That's just absolute bush league.
ROH needed to be at its best tonight. Instead - in some ways - it was at its worst.
-Al Castle
Po Wrestling Illustrated contributing writer.
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NHTSA — Visibility: Windshield Wiper/Washer Problems
CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2007-2009 was, at one point, the best selling minivan in the United States. But 2007 owners got the short end of that deal.
Peeling paint, a whining steering pump and an easily breakable A/C condenser are all top complaints about the 2007 model year. And anyone who doesn't think a busted minivan A/C is a big deal has never taken a summer road trip with kids.
3.5definitely annoying
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- Injuries / Deaths:
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About These NHTSA Complaints:
This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
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Photos by Ricardo Romo
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Blue Star hosts 'China' photo exhibit by Romo
By Grace Hernandez
UTSA Director of Institutional Diversity
(Aug. 30, 2006)--The Blue Star Contemporary Art Center will present "China," an exhibit of photographs by UTSA President Ricardo Romo, from Aug. 31 to Oct. 1 in Gallery 4 at the center.
An opening reception, free and open to the public, is 6-9 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 31.
Today's headlines
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Curated by UTSA art specialist Arturo Almeida, the exhibit of photographs from Romo's recent trip to China is part of FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA, an annual national forum that celebrates photography and photography-based art forms. In this exhibit, Romo uses vibrant color to contrasts old and new, while considering the historical significance of the subject matter.
"China" features Romo's photos of school children in the Xian region as they returned from a field trip to the Terracotta Warriors excavation, the fishing village in Xhou Xiang where he captured the essence of daily life, and the masks and terracotta replicas sold at the local market.
According to Almeida, "Dr. Romo's love of history and culture is reflected in his photographs and the art he collects. He has opened my eyes to appreciating and preserving the richness of all cultures, especially Latino culture."
A native of San Antonio's West Side, Romo developed an interest in photography while a student at UT Austin in the 60s. "When I wasn't running track, I liked to travel, so I bought my first 35 millimeter in my freshman year before taking a trip to Europe," said Romo.
After UT Austin, Romo attended Loyola Marymount University, where he received a master's degree in history. He went on to earn a Ph.D. in history at UCLA, where he taught and authored "East Los Angeles: History of a Barrio."
He returned to UT Austin in 1980 to teach history before becoming vice provost for undergraduate education, and came back to San Antonio in May 1999 to become UTSA's fifth president.
His photographs have been exhibited at various venues throughout the city including the Joan Grona Gallery and Instituto de Mexico.
One source of inspiration for his photography is his wife, Harriett Romo, UTSA associate professor of sociology. "Where I tend to want to take more documentary photographs, Harriett is my artistic eye," said Romo.
For a man of many dimensions, that sounds like a perfect balance to me.
The Blue Star Contemporary Art Center is at South Alamo and Probandt streets south of downtown San Antonio. Gallery hours are noon-6 p.m., Wednesday-Sunday. For more information, call (210) 227-6960.
A nonprofit, non-collecting organization, the center works to advance the growth and understanding of contemporary art, artists and the curatorial process. Through exhibitions and a variety of programs, Blue Star helps develop regional, national and international contemporary art and provides a lively forum for the visual arts dialogue.


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As of June 4th, 2013 there is no Asian rappers that I am really feeling. (Well truthfully, it has been going on longer than that.)
Searching for good Asian rappers nowadays is like trying to find a needle in a haystack but you've been lied to because there was no needle in the haystack in the first place.
Yeah lol, that kinda sounds harsh, but hey, I'm just telling you how I see it.
Skill-wise, some rappers are getting better in their bars and their fanbases are growing. They are getting more likes on Facebook and getting more hits on Youtube and getting more mass appeal but I can't say that I like any of their music. It's not bad music, but something is missing....
I'm even talking about some of the Asian rappers that I really listened to back in the early 2000's that got me interested in documenting Asian hip hop in the first place. They aren't making any hits no more.
In fact, I don't even follow hip hop as musical genre anymore. I couldn't give a shit about who is beefing with whom. It's so pro-wrestling to me, if you know what I mean.
I still bump to late 90's hip hop from time to time and some older Asian hip hop songs, but this new-fangled hip hop shit? I'm not feeling it.
And I really doubt that I would change my mind on that in the future....


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I haven't added this to my profile yet
Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 9:21 PM
Thank You
hi lady. i just wanna say I am very thankful God put someone in my life who can show me the way. I compare your journey to my "soon to be". just how you hated red lobster & all them other jobs, i hate this working shit. i really do. i feel like a slave. i almost cried at work today cleaning shelves & mopping floors. it's just not for me at all. i just wanna get to where i wanna be,...


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Soldier implicated in daughter's death re-arrested
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A Fort Carson soldier accused of child abuse resulting in the death of his daughter has been re-arrested for going AWOL from Fort Carson.
Roderick Elam Jr. was originally arrested on December 22, 2011 for his role in the death of his 2-month-old daughter. Elam was employed by the US Army and was released to Fort Carson and remanded to the post pending the court case. Elam was scheduled to start his criminal trial in September 2012 for these charges.
On Tuesday it was discovered that Elam had been AWOL from Fort Carson since June. The District Attorney's Office requested a no bond warrant for Elam for failing to comply with orders.
On Wednesday investigators discovered that Elam had recently purchased a vehicle. They were able to obtain the make and model of the vehicle from security officers at Fort Carson's gate. Authorities were able to take Elam into custody on a no bond court warrant.


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[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="Kase-1"][quote user="JPizzack"]Nobody is saying the Nets are going to overtake the Knicks in NY....that's not even possible.
But it's good to have another team taking attention in NY. And since there isn't really any NY/NJ rivalry in the NBA, it's not really a bad thing for fans either.
Maybe it WILL spark a rivalry should the Nets land D-Howard. Never know. that could be cool actually.[/quote]I just enjoy making Matt insane, LOL
If the Nets had a decent fanbase there would be SOME-SORT of rivalry, hell the Rangers have rivalries with the Devils and Isles no matter how terrible they may be, I dont see why the Knicks couldnt have a nice rivalry with the Nets
Islanders have one of the worst fanbases (by your ownstandards of sellout %)
Until they become the new Hartford Whalers.

in which people would care even less
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thats not even going to make the resume for my ticket to hell


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I like their chances because they resemble the greatest teams from previous decades.
The Giants are one of the very few teams that has multiple SB wins under their belt.
I think you seperate the non-SB teams from the SB winners......the latter have guys who have proven they can win.
Similarly, you can further divide SB winners into "one shot wonders" and "potential dynasties".....again, the latter have guys who have validated their first championship was not a fluke.
In that category today, there are only 3 teams.....the Patriots (3), Giants (2), and Steelers (2).
I think those 3 teams are so successful because from the ground up, they have confidence they can win any given game.....it doesn't matter who the opponent is, what their record is, where they are playing, what the weather conditions are like, etc., etc.
These teams remind me of some powerhouses from decades past..... in the 1990's, it was the Cowboys and 49ers. In the 1980s, it was the Giants, Redskins, and 49ers. In the 1970's, it was the Steelers, Raiders, Dolphins, and Cowboys.
Those old teams just had the swagger....not "in your face swagger", but rather, just complete confidence that they had a shot to win any game on any given day. They expected to win, not hoped to win, and it was grounded in experience, not arrogance.
For example, a couple years back, I remember watching the Patriots go into Chicago, play in a blizzard, and completely whip the Bears......through the air.
This year, the Giants went into San Fran and just curb-stomped the 49ers, who all the ESPN-heads had crowned as the next SB winners. They followed that up with a thrashing of the Packers, and then last week's demolition of the Saints.......of the 4 "best" teams in the NFC last season, the Giants trashed the other 3.
That's one reason why I like the Giants chances against the Falcons.......because despite their glitzy record, the Falcons, deep down inside, still have self-doubt about whether they have what it takes to win a Super Bowl. The Giants do not.


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The hurricane has taken away from the after-event praise that needs to be given to the Town of Harwinton's Anniversary Committee and to the Board of Selectmen. The committee did an outstanding job of planning Saturday's anniversary celebration. A great celebration for a great little town.
Regarding Michelle Cook's rationale for voting yes on abolishing the death penalty: Since when does a Democrat care how much money anything costs the taxpayer? Cook said she voted to repeal the death penalty because of the expense involved in the appeals process. Too bad Cook didn't ask the people she represents how they felt. She may have been surprised at the overwhelming number of people who want the death penalty to remain. Also, Cook minimized her vote on the states early release program saying the program is "well-intended" (I believe the road to hell is paved with good intentions?). Further that the program has "helped" to reduce the rate of people re entering prison. I ask, how long has the program been in place to accurately get this data? Also, Cook failed to address the number of early release prisoners who commit crimes, among them murder such as the elderly gentleman in Meriden. Cook further took credit for working to save small pharmacies from the states insurance changes. If I remember correctly Cook did not do this initially and small pharmacies were very upset over the states insurance plans for them. So, what really are Cook's accomplishments? Not many. Certainly not enough to warrant re election. She needs to be soundly booted out of office.
Why are Chris Murphy and Elizabeth Esty bringing in outside agitators to boost them? The carpetbaggers that Esty and Murphy bring in know nothing about the massive problems in Connecticut that were created by Malloy and the Democrats. Time to tell Murphy and Esty we don't need outsiders telling us what to do and give them the boot.
Hurray for New Jersey Governor Christie. Tell Fox News he was not interested in their political nonsense. This just shows people just exactly how these people think and what their motives are. He also said that her was pleased with Obama's response. Too bad Fox News,
Funny how the major TV networks couldn't roll out the red carpet fast enough when Susan Rice gave us a fantastic fairy tale about a video being responsible for the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi. When hard facts and real information about the terrorists' plan to murder Ambassador Stevens and three other Americans became available the major newspapers and most TV networks placed an embargo on the story. Does this make them co-conspirators in these heinous murders?
Spotted! Chris Murphy scurrying from store to store looking for his Halloween costume. Seems all the butler costumes were snapped up several days ago, leaving Murphy in a quandary.
I wish you would stop using Sound Off as political issues. Use it for stuff that is happening in Torrington.
Watching the news and seeing the devastation along the East Coast, especially New Jersey, New York City from the hurricane. I can't help but wonder why we are sending billions of dollars of aid to other countries when we need the money here. I don't see the other countries stepping in to help us.
So, Wendy Traub claims she made the Palin-esque decision to resign from the Board of Finance because "the election is important." But Wendy, I haven't seen you at my door nor have any of my neighbors. If this election was important why haven't you been out here? I think the real reason is that the Board had a tough vote on taxes and you wanted to dodge that responsibility. Do we really want someone in Hartford that resigns whenever a hard decision needs to be made?
Obama's claim that he saved the U.S. auto industry is just a bold faced prevarication. Ford never took a government loan and Fiat of Italy bought a large part of Chrysler to keep them afloat. New reports indicate that Fiat is moving the Jeep Division to China. Obama took away millions from private equity companies and retired pensioners and gave it to the GM unions. The record proves that the GM decision was a case of Obama picking a looser because they owe U.S. taxpayers $38 billion dollars which may never be paid back. Is this really Obama's idea of saving the auto industry?


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It's going to take more than screwing in a few compact fluorescent light bulbs to make a dent in the state's — or the country's — energy use. We're not condoning environmental laxity; rather, we're acknowledging the importance of long-term, large-scale investments, both public and private, in clean energy technology.
Despite scattered NIMBY-ism, despite arduous permitting processes, despite the newness of some technologies (and the costliness of some old ones), Maine is poised to make good on Governor John Baldacci's vow to produce 10 percent of the state's energy with renewable power by 2017.
This summer, the governor created a statewide wind-power task force, charged with regulating and encouraging wind power in Maine (and, hopefully, staving off at least some of the conflict that plagues wind projects in other states — like the Cape Wind development in Nantucket Sound). Several cities and towns in the area, including Portland, South Portland, and Cape Elizabeth, are taking local steps toward reducing carbon dioxide emissions by using alternative fuels in government vehicles, or greening up government buildings. Local universities boast of their eco-friendly initiatives, and individuals are increasingly investing in renewable energy for their homes.
As we move into the heating season, it's time to take stock of Maine's renewable energy resources and projects, many of which will see developments this fall and winter. These energy sources may read like a cheer from Captain Planet — but their power potential is the real thing.Wind
The Needham, Massachusetts-based corporation behind New England's largest functioning wind farm — a 28-turbine, 42-megawatt operation in Mars Hill that cost $85 million to build and started spinning in March — just moved six employees into an office in Portland — its first full-time presence in Maine. It's a move that indicates Maine's growing enthusiasm for wind power, and developers' growing interest in the state's fertile wind resources.
Although Maine's wind power generation potential is similar to California's — in a list of the top 20 states, Maine and California are 19th and 17th, respectively — it lags far behind second-place California when it comes to installed wind-energy capacity (Maine ranks 23rd nationwide), according to the American Wind Energy Association.
But three big wind-energy projects are in the works, and starting this week, public hearings will help to decide their fate.
The first is a revamped version of Maine Mountain Power's Black Nubble project in Franklin County. Originally, wind turbines would have been built on both Black Nubble and nearby Redington mountains; a compromise reached early this summer would protect the ecologically vulnerable Redington Pond Range, prohibiting wind development there while allowing for construction of 18 turbines on Black Nubble. The compromise was enough to win the support of one of the state's biggest environmental organizations, the Natural Resources Council of Maine (NRCM). On September 19 and 20, the Maine Land Use Regulation Commission (LURC) will hear public comments about the 54-megawatt project at Sugarloaf Ski Resort. The project would cost about $110 million and would produce enough electricity to power 21,000 homes when running at maximum capacity.
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Discussion in 'Performance & Fuel' started by Morgan8119, Oct 18, 2010.
I heard that it is not possible to program the new 6 speed transmissions, is this true?
I heard the same thing too....bummer for now
Its possible. Black Bear Performance can do it with their EFI Autocal. I think diablo is coming out with something that can do it too.
Is the autocal a handheld? How long until the diablo tuner is out?
Technically it is a handheld. You use the autocal to record data and then email it to Blackvear and they'll tune everything for you. It also allows you to put everything back to stock if you need to go to the dealership. I'm not sure when the diablo will be coming out.
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The Orioles and OriolesREACH conducted a three-day, four-city caravan around Maryland that included appearances by Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations Dan Duquette, Manager Buck Showalter and several Orioles players. On January 16, Orioles pitchers Steve Johnson and Kevin Gausman and the Oriole Bird appeared at the William Talley Recreation Center in Frederick, home of the Class-A Frederick Keys. They met with children from the Police Athletic League and the Frederick Boys and Girls Club, signed autographs and played games with the children. On January 17, Orioles pitchers and former Bowie Baysox stars Zach Britton and Chris Tillman along with the Oriole Bird appeared at the Westfield Annapolis Mall to sign autographs, pose for photos with children and take part in a question and answer sessions with fans in the JC Penney Concourse. A raffle to benefit the Bowie Health Center took place as part of the event. That same day, Showalter served as the keynote speaker at the Ironbirds' Hot Stove Dinner at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen. Orioles pitcher Jim Johnson joined Showalter at the event.
On January 18, Orioles pitcher Dylan Bundy, former Oriole and current Vice President of Baseball Operations Brady Anderson, Strength and Conditioning coach Joe Hogarty and the Oriole Bird appeared at Commodore John Rodgers Elementary and Middle School in Baltimore for a Healthy Living Assembly. The group worked with more than 50 kids to teach exercises and healthy dietary habits as well as signing autographs and posing for photos. Each child received two tickets to Orioles FanFest in addition to other promotional items. The children ranged from third through eighth grade and were part of the Commodore Collegiates, students selected each month by teachers and staff for outstanding contributions to the school community and academic environment.
An offseason Birdland tradition returned in January as 2013 Orioles FanFest, presented by Visit Sarasota County, welcomed a record of more than 18,000 fans to the Baltimore Convention Center. Baseball fans young and old enjoyed a daylong celebration of all things Orioles including current and former player autograph stations; interactive Q&A sessions with coaches, front office executives, players, and media members; baseball clinics for kids; interactive games; and memorabilia sales. FanFest raised more than $113,000 for the Baltimore Orioles Charitable Foundation, bringing the total raised since 2011 to more than $300,000.
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The Pleasanton City Council needs strong, unwavering, conservative leadership!
Original post made by Gail, Birdland, on Apr 1, 2013
Fast forward 27 years and things have changed, often for the worse. Free spending city leaders have created an out of control City budget that may soon lead to bankruptcy. I never thought we would be heading the way of Oakland, but here we are. Big salary, big money-teachers (I've seen plenty driving BMWs) demand big raises and bonuses while people like you and me foot the bill. God has been taken out of the classroom while I'm paying for the whole unfunded pension liability. Now the schools are broke and begging for more and more of my money. Big state government is demanding we build 20 story high-rise Section 8 towers.Apartment buildings have already done enough damage to this town. Unneeded, big government regulations have stopped most development from coming here. They go to cities like Tracy that care about business. Drugs problems are running wild in our schools yet "leaders" fight against a Walmart supermaket. Now I'm hearing about 38% vacancy levels in our downtown while wild teenagers scare off good businesses. According to a study by a local church, family values have gone down 57% since the year 2000.
That's why we need strong, conservative, Tea Party leadership to straighten out this mess. Get government off my back. Whatever happen to freedom and liberty? Pleasanton was once great, lets get it back!
Comments (36)
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 1, 2013 at 7:46 pm
What Pleasanton doesn't need is Miller!
a resident of Livermore
on Apr 1, 2013 at 8:02 pm
goodness...what in the world has the government been doing on your backside...
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 1, 2013 at 8:21 pm
wow Gail, did Miller put you up to writing this? So many untruths in your statement!! The city council has NOTHING to do with teacher's salaries. I know Miller is telling people he'll fix the school district but there's a small problem--he's running for City Council not the school board!!
The City isn't going to allow 20 story buildings to be built--they couldn't even if they wanted to given the Livermore airport and height restrictions from it that affect Pleasanton. If you read the General Plan, height limitations are clearly defined.
Vacancies for commercial property are going down so clearly businesses are coming to Pleaaanton.
What does drug problems in the schools have todo with Wal Mart? By the way, the fact is Councilman Sullivan was the only person between the council and planning commission that attempted to hold up the wal mart. Another misstatement!
This is typical tea party nonsense--lots of innuendos and statements but absolutely no facts to back them up. Why is it the tea party (Miller) can't run on what they'd do to improve the city instead of all these statements not borne out by the facts?
a resident of Birdland
on Apr 1, 2013 at 8:33 pm
David Miller is a family man that fought for this country. Are you saying that isn't good enough? Christian values built Pleasanton. Miller supports freedom! Wake up!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 1, 2013 at 8:41 pm
Gail, I'm saying let's talk facts about issues in Pleasanton which you and the tea party don't seem to do--see my post above. I haven't met too many people in Pleasanton who don't support freedom--I don't think Miller is any different then most of the residents!!
Again, can we talk about issues based on facts. . .?
a resident of Civic Square
on Apr 1, 2013 at 8:54 pm
Haven't you people read your Bibles? God punishes those who turn away from him, and our town has strayed very far from it's Christian founding. Especially in our schools, which now condone so-called "alternative lifestyles" and refuse to teach intelligent design, all while denying our children the right to pray in classrooms.
What we need is a strong-willed Christian conservative to tackle these issues, turn the heat up on the non-Christian teachers, and restore Pleasanton to the sight of the Lord. I know that David Miller will be the man to lead us on this righteous crusade. Enough of the liberal elitist corruption! Vote Christian, vote Miller!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 1, 2013 at 9:05 pm
There's just one problem here--Miller is running for the City Council NOT the school board. And if i'm not Christian, does that mean Miller doesn't believe in religous freedom? Hmmm. . .
a resident of Civic Square
on Apr 1, 2013 at 9:10 pm
Hey factchecker, go check your facts!
City Council is above the school board. And what kind of religious freedom do we have when we aren't free to learn intelligent design? Or use boring teacher lecture time to engage in prayer with the Lord?
If you're not Christian, why do you even care? Oh, that's right--you worship Darwin and want kids to grow up learning to obey the doctrine of survival of the fittest instead of Christian charity and compassion.
I'd pray for you if I thought it would do any good.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 1, 2013 at 9:17 pm
Hey Millertime, I think you've had a few too many. double check your facts--the city council and school board are 2 separate entities. One is NOT above the other-they are separate. I hope Miller has this figured out and you just haven't caught up yet. And isn't there something in the constitution about separation of church and state? but that's ok, don't let the facts get in the way!!
a resident of California Somerset
on Apr 1, 2013 at 10:27 pm
please allow your kids to pray at home and don't try to waste my childs learning time having to listen to you and your kids' fairy tale. "intelligent design". LOL. i love it. the religious lunatic fringe's latest attempt to rationalize the fairy tale that is the bible.
a resident of Birdland
on Apr 1, 2013 at 10:48 pm
The vacancy rate downtown is 6%.
The City has a 25 million dollar unrestricted reserve.
The city has about 178 million in assets.
City records and reported at the budget update during the last city council meeting. (currently in reruns on the public access channel 29)
The city is as far apart from Oakland as you can be and still be in California.
I could go on but it would only be important to someone interested in the truth.
David Miller appears not to be interested in the truth nor does he understand that any action by anyone on the city council requires three votes. He has misrepresented endorsements, ignores city ordinances, repeats information he knows to be incorrect. His characterization of the schools and housing in Pleasanton is just false and the email he sent out to Mohr parents borders on racism.
I honor the role soldiers play in keeping us safe.
I also honor honesty and integrity.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 1:54 am
Posted by Really?!: "nor does he understand that any action by anyone on the city council requires three votes."
Can you explain why you think the way you do? What you're describing is troubling. I prefer my city council members to vote independently and not concern themselves with what others may do.
Independent: not controlled by another: in politics, free from the authority, control, or domination of somebody or something else, especially not controlled by another state or organization and able to self-govern
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 7:20 am
to really, for the city council to pass/approve anything requires 3 out of the 5 members to vote in the affirmative. One person can say they are going to fight something but without the support of 2 other council members they won't get far.
BTW, is the person who started this blog the same person who started a blog about not fixing the cemetary?
a resident of Birdland
on Apr 2, 2013 at 8:32 am
My point was that you have to be willing to work with others without alienating them. A loan voice on the city council without the willingness to see others citizens' points of view doesn't work. Miller can promise the world but it means nothing if he can't deliver. Independent views are desired and so is the ability to work toward what is best for the city. When you see a candidate that holds others in contempt it raises red flags
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 9:13 am
I'mk already exhausted. I can hardly wait for constant fighting, caveman comments from the microphones, neighbors shouting at each other, moving backward. Pleasanton might even get it's own reality show. No more peaceful, beautiful Pleasanton. Start loading the cannon balls. Get your seat to watch civility pass from view. The self-righteous and judgemental will eliminate our freedoms.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 9:20 am
I'm for conservative, thoughtful, reasoned, and measured consensus, that's why I'm voting for Kathy Narum. she understands Pleasanton and will listen to all residents and all points of view...nothing matches listening.
a resident of Downtown
on Apr 2, 2013 at 9:32 am
Congrats on fitting so many outright lies and empty right-wing platitudes into one post. We need a smart and pragmatic voice in Pleasanton. I'm voting for Olivia Sanwong.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 10:12 am
I'm conservative, not TP. Actually, TP intrusion & meddling is anything but consrvative. I'm traditional cautious conservative, and Kathy's experience will serve us all better than either Dave or Olyvia's total inexperience dealing with all the state governmental, neighborhood, and city-wide issues. City-wide experience on several Boards and commissions should be required to extablish credibility in ability to function in that environment on an ongoing basis.
a resident of Southeast Pleasanton
on Apr 2, 2013 at 12:43 pm
The fact that you have one type of experience doesn't mean others are not qualified. Look at the planning commission meetings and the votes. Putting Narum on the council will promote one agenda, development and the Chamber of Commerce, that is unless the question is controversial and then she dodges the question.
I have a question. How can both the Chamber of Commerce and the Realtor community come out and endorse Narum after the last planning commission vote?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 1:00 pm
Just curious, what was the last Planning Commission vote?
Btw, have any of the other candidates ever attended a planning commission meeting?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 1:32 pm
Has the Chamber endorsed a candidate? Where did you see that?
a resident of Birdland
on Apr 2, 2013 at 7:32 pm
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
You people are all being played by a sarcastic original post and a related follow up post to try to link miller to the original poster. If the voters in this town are this gullible, God help you all. Not sure if this level of desperation is coming from Olivia Swansong, narum or another wanna be in the mold of our hippy ex mayor.........pretty lame attempt nonetheless.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 8:21 pm
I normally like what you say, but you have it wrong here. I am totally for David Miller and I don't have any problem with what Gail said. I'm sorry, but you need to read Liberty and Tyranny by Mark Levin. We need to take this country back from the people that brought BART to Pleasanton and all the crime that came with it! How could any body be against Reagan! If David Miller has a way to get prayer back into the schools, he's got my vote! If he can get them to teach creationism instead of evolution, that is gravy! You need to read what Gail said again my friend.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 10:16 pm
Thanks jake, you just eliminated one of the candidates for me to consider. Now to look at the other 3.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 11:38 pm
We need a govt that puts Christianity back in the classroom. Where students learn how to be lambs of God and follow His word because that's what freedom is all about, following God's orders. See, people who think for themselves only think there free. Only a real slave of Christ is free because it's in the Bible and the Bible is truth and freedom. The truth will set you free. When God says to Abraham 'kill me your son', Abe said 'God you must be puttin' me on.' But God said "No", only if you become a slave and do what I tell you, like kill your son, will you be free. Because that's the truth, and that's freedom. And that's why the T.E.A. Party has my vote. We'll clean up this town of heathens from top to bottom so that we're all free.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 11:39 pm
... except the heathens. They're not free and never will be free. That's why it's okay that we cast them all back to Satan so that the rest of us can be slaves in freedom.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 11:52 pm
I'm more and more convinced that Miller should have run for the school board. He and his supporters seem to be more obsessed with school issues and not city issues. He should withdraw and concentrate on 2014 school board election. there will be two seats up for election and no one is happy with Joan Laursen so it would be a piece of cake for him.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 3, 2013 at 10:28 am
Sadly the Chamber and real estate group are 100% in alignment with each other at ever election. I did some homework and both groups supported both Jerry T, Jerry P and Erlene D. and they agreed the election before as well. I have heard they share some of the same leadership.
I guess they think more low market rate "stack and pack" apartments and condos will make our town better - and look like Dublin. My realtor said she never met a development she did not like.
Sorry these endorsements are a kiss of death for my vote.
a resident of Pleasanton Valley
on Apr 5, 2013 at 9:35 pm
I look at what happened in Dublin...bee hive housing yuk! Then I look at Kathy's supporters and see Pleasanton turning into Dublin if she is elected. I'm going with David not with someone who is in the pocket of big developers.
a resident of Vintage Hills
on Apr 5, 2013 at 10:26 pm
"I look at what happened in Dublin..."
I look at Dublin, and it looks pretty nice. Different strokes I guess.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 6, 2013 at 7:26 am
The choice is becoming clear enough. All I hear is mudslinging from the novace whose not ready for prime time, and the developer puppet who has way too much experience which is a problem because well you know.
On the other hand, we have a unexperienced hothead who will bring real passion to the debate floor. He doesn't sling mud like the others and their mudslinging supporters.
David Miller cares about the big issues. Like prayer in school and the United Nations takeover of our city. Because our Founders prayed and they were against the United Nations, especially the attempt to put bike trails throughout the city. This makes Miller my kind of guy. We need the US Constitution to guide us in our local politics, especially keeping citizens armed and ridding freeloading bike riders from the roads.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 6, 2013 at 8:02 am
This thread was started by an anti-Miller TROLL and you have all been PUNKED! If you are old enough to vote, you are old enough to THINK! Give it a try.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 6, 2013 at 8:24 am
What?!?!? What do you mean by punked??? Please explain for us how you've thought through this with your ability to think!!! Do you mean to say that Gail is making fun of David Miller??? How do you know that??? Her post strikes me as being at least as rational as most of the other Miller posts here and elsewhere. Please, punked!, help us through this cuandery.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 6, 2013 at 1:02 pm
Wont vote for Miller and Tea party, always the party of no.. Like when you see a stop light, your reaction should be 'great an easy way to ensure we don't all crash into each other, 'not', ' How dare the government tell me when I can and cannot go!" (B. maher} so typical of the current cast of conservatives.
a resident of Birdland
on Apr 7, 2013 at 8:26 pm
Family of five here and all voters. We were unsure who to vote for until I read this and now after discussion we are all going to vote for Miller.
a resident of Val Vista
on Apr 30, 2013 at 10:17 am
I'll never understand those whose idea of freedom is "the freedom to only do things the way I think they should be done". If you want your kids to be taught intelligent design, so ahead and teach it to them. This is a "free" country because the government does not stand in the way of you doing that.
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I have to confess I am finished. But I took photos of each block before I put them together. Anyone else done?
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I have to confess I am finished. But I took photos of each block before I put them together. Anyone else done?
Hi All
i'm finaly back in the swing off sewing and was able to get a couple off blocks done this weekend. And ort out the coulours for the final 5 docks. This week I will be able to sit down and cut out the material for them and then back to the sewing (the fun part).
Here is my 12th block and 2 other pictures of blocks up to 12 and the block that I have finished. They will have a yellow border around each block and all other blocks will be white and then the boarder around the whole quilt will be black. Well thats was what I was thinking when I started and up to now, may be it might change when finished.
I love your blocks and the colors are great. I have the fabric that is in the center of your block 12. I've had it for some time and I think I will use it with a navy blue in some quilt pattern, as yet to be determined. I'm always surprised to see some of the same fabrics that I have bought in someone else's quilt. It kind of reaffirms that I'm a "real" quilter when I see it. Or that I have good taste in quilt fabric. lol
Lyn Hut, love your blocks. It will be a beautiful quilt.
Here are my blocks for today. I think it is one of my favorite blocks.
Have a great week & a Happy Thanksgiving to all!
Patricia Faye
Woo hoo! Nicely done Patricia Faye, Lyn Hut and Purl! Very pretty blocks, all! What a great job you girls are doing...I am now sadly two weeks behind, but will catch up, I promise!
Sure is fun seeing everyone's blocks come together! They are all very lovely.
Hi All
Purl and Patrica your block a looking great, I am so excited to see al the blocks and quilts finished now that we are coming to the final few block, hoping to keep up with time so precious for everyone arond the Christmas season and us in Australia going into summer and with my work as if the busy time of the year as I work with and as a volunteer fire sevice.
Here is my 13th block
Purl & Lyn, love your blocks. Everyone continues to do a great job on them. Here are my blocks Return of the Swallows that I was going to post tomorrow, but have lots of errands to run tomorrow & won't be around for most of the day. The geese don't quite match the directions they were suppose to go but there was no way I was going to redo them!
Look forward to seeing everyone's blocks too.
Patricia Faye
Great new blocks ladies!! I can't wait to see everyone's blocks all put together!!
I still haven't gotten to mine, but if I can get the 4pt and mosaic ones done this week, I will be caught up for the ones I am making....we'll see how it goes!
I'm finally getting caught up with posting. I love all your blocks. Purl, that black background really makes your blocks pop. Lyn, you're opening my eyes to a new color combo--love the yellows, greys, and blacks. PatriciaFaye, I'm amazed at your blocks--you've nailed the spirit of Rosie.
Here are my blocks in batiks which I'm going to make the rest to finish the quilt. I decided to make a smaller quilt with my Christmas blocks. It looks like an odd size but it drapes perfectly across the back of my couch. Now, can I get it quilted before Christmas?
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