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This is my Granny's pound cake. One year my dad took one to work with him. All of the men he worked with were asking him if they could buy a cake from Granny. She sold those cakes for $20 each and had to tell my dad she wasn't making any more before they left her alone. That's how she got her Christmas money that year, and it was a very good Christmas. She passed away about 2 years ago, and I thought this recipe was lost. Fortunately my Grandma had it and now I have it. Here it is.
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I am sorry but the texture of this pound cake was coarse and crumbly and it was way too sweet. Did not care for it. Sorry. I FORGOT TO UP THE RATING... This pound cake was WAY better the next morning! Toasted it with butter and we gobbled the whole thing up.
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- 236.59 ml margarine, softened
- 118.29 ml shortening
- 709.77 ml sugar
- 236.59 ml condensed milk
- 709.77 ml all-purpose flour or 709.77 ml cake flour
- 6 large eggs, at room temperature
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- Mix butter and shortening until lightly mixed.
- Mix sugar in one cup at a time.
- Mix eggs in one at a time.
- Mix milk and flour in alternately.
- Grease bunt pan and pour in batter.
- Put your batter in a COLD oven.
- Bake at 300 degrees for 1 hour and 30 minutes, or till toothpick comes out clean.
- Remove from oven and then from pan.
- "Sweat" the cake, by wrapping it in wax paper and tinfoil, until it cools. This will make it moist. It won't be anywhere near as good if you don't do this.

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Civil Rights Photographer Bob Adelman: Interview by Photographer Matt Herron
Posted by David Walker on Monday March 21, 2016 | Obituary, Photojournalism
Posted by David Walker on Monday March 21, 2016 | Obituary, Photojournalism
Civil Rights photographer Bob Adelman, who died over the weekend at the age of 85, was profiled recently in an essay titled "Shooting Civil Rights" by photographer Matt Herron. A friend and colleague of Adelman's, and a fellow Civil Rights activist, Herron wrote the essay for a traveling exhibit called "This Light of Ours: Activist Photographers of the Civil Rights Movement." The exhibit, which Herron curated, is currently at the Allentown Art Museum in Pennsylvania through May 15, and will open next in Cincinnati. The following excerpt is reproduced with Herron's permission.
Bob Adelman was working in New York in the early 60's as a darkroom assistant at Reader's Digest. "When the sit-ins started, it seemed to me the country was paralyzed as far as dealing with discrimination was concerned, but I saw the sit-ins as a way an average person could do something about an insoluble problem, so I volunteered with New York CORE." As a teenager, Adelman had had no contact at all with black people, but he loved jazz and used to sneak out at night to Birdland, one of New York's principal jazz clubs. "I didn't think of black people as oppressed, I thought of them as from some other planet, with this fantastic talent. Because I was Jewish, I had my own problems with discrimination, so I identified with black discrimination. My college thesis was on slave breeding farms in the upper South."
Shooting for CORE, Adelman covered attempts to integrate eating establishments along Baltimore's route 40. Eventually magazines began asking to see his contact sheets, and from this beginning Adelman gradually found his calling as a magazine photographer. He continued shooting for CORE in the deep South, handling magazine assignments on the side and documenting life in remote black communities in Louisiana and Alabama. But he is best known for his incredible pictures of Birmingham police attempting to hose down demonstrators in Kelly Ingram Park.
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Most of us had our personal strategies for staying safe while staying in action. But one overriding principle governed us all: our job was to get the pictures and get them out into the wider world, not to collect glory or jail time as some civil rights hero. As photographers we worked fully exposed and if we got arrested and/or lost our film, we had failed at our job. Consequently, any tactic or ruse that kept us going, no matter how cowardly, was perfectly acceptable. On occasion we lied, used fake press credentials, toadied up to police, or pretended to be someone else — all in the service of our cause. Mostly, we never admitted we were working for or with the Movement. Simply being there was tough enough.
Bob Adelman is a big man and a charming one, and he often used his charm on the Powers That Be. He remembers shooting in Sumter, South Carolina during a CORE voter registration drive.
"When I wasn't busy I would wander around town taking pictures. A city official asked me what I was doing. I told him I was a service man from the nearby Air Force base and had pleasant memories of the town, so I was taking some pictures for memory's sake. He was so won over that he took me on a personal tour of the town. In the courthouse I saw blacks lined up to register and I asked him, 'Do those people actually vote here?
"I had the reputation in the movement of being rather fearless. I thought I was doing the right thing and that I had a right to photograph. It was probably a stupid idea, but that was the way I felt. I was routinely arrested. They'd feed you some turnips and when the demonstration was over, they'd let you go. I wasn't bound by non-violence because I wasn't a demonstrator, so occasionally I would use my Leica as a weapon, whipping it around when I felt threatened. Toward the end of 1965 driving through Mississippi and Louisiana I got so paranoid I carried a gun in my car. And everywhere I went both blacks and whites had guns."
Posted by Stacey Goldberg on Friday June 16, 2017 | Obituary
Gary Friedman, a longtime Los Angeles Times photojournalist, died Wednesday after a fight with cancer, The Times reports. He was 62. During his career, Friedman photographed presidential elections, Olympic games and the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks in New York City. He won a World Press Photo award in 1981 for his coverage of Yvonne and... More ›
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Discussion in 'XenForo Questions and Support' started by Wesker, Jun 16, 2014.
As the title says, what table are IP Addresses stored in for users when they login, post etc.
Found it.
Mind sharing?
Update: I'm looking at the xf_ip table, and the actual IP field in phpMyAdmin... doesn't look like an IP Address at all
IPs are normally viewed through XenForo. They are not stored in a readable format in the database.
If you are running MySQL 5.6.3 or higher then this function should work to view the stored IPs in the xf_ip table:
SELECT INET6_NTOA(ip) AS ipaddress
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I was invited to a Thanksgiving potluck this year, but I was so overwhelmed by all of the dishes I was going to make for our actual thanksgiving celebration that I really wanted to keep it simple for this dish. I made this dish on a Friday night for a Saturday potluck, but I woke up feeling off and ill, and decided not to go 🙁 I was really bummed as I wanted to share this dish with my friends, and I also had made a double batch of this, so I was worried of the waste! Luckily, the leftovers of this dish keep well for a few days, and are great cold straight out of the refrigerator believe it or not.
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- ¼ cup white onion, diced
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- ½ shallot, diced
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- Rinse quinoa in a fine sieve until water runs clear. Drain, transfer to the pot with the remaining ingredients up to the vegetable broth
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What impact does sport have on the bottom line of a city?
The gloves were off in this month's ESA-Monash Forum as the National Economic panel discussed whether government investments in major sporting events usually generate net benefits for the city or region where the investment is made.
Out of 25 respondents, 32 per cent disagreed or strongly disagreed with the statement and the majority – 52 per cent - were left feeling uncertain.
Panelists, including Professor Warwick McKibbin, expressed uncertainty as a result of the ambiguity surrounding the question.
Professor McKibbin questioned whether the gains to the city or region included the cost to the taxpayers who didn't live in the city or region.
"It could be that the economic output of a city rises but the tax payers in other parts of the State pay higher taxes which leads to lower overall utility" he said.
Professor Peter Sheehan said it was impossible to answer this question for sporting events in general. "In Melbourne, for example, the investment in the Tennis Centre has generated massive net benefits, but it is doubtful whether there have been net benefits from the investment in the Grand Prix," he said.
While the majority of the panel had more questions than answers, some panelists including Monash Business School's Professor Stephen King were quite outspoken about the negative impacts of sport on a region's economic standing.
While Melbourne is considered the sporting capital of the world and Australia as a sports-obsessed nation, it seems most of these esteemed economists believe the negatives outweigh the benefits when it comes to hosting major sporting events.
For the complete panel results, please visit the ESA Monash Forum pages.
Dr Liam Lenten's overview of this month's poll results is also available here.
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If you're already sick of the iPhone 4 and its chronic antenna issues (or not, according to Apple), chin up. Another Android superphone just got rumoured - and it's a 1Ghz-packing, 4.3-inch WVGA monster running on Android 2.2.
According to Slashgear, it'll be the HTC Desire HD, a beefed up version of the five-star HTC Desire with a bigger screen and better camera.
The rumoured spec list includes the 4.3 widescreen display with multitouch, a 1Ghz Snapdragon processor and an eight-megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording. It'll supports Xvid video, a high-quality digital file formate and surround sound. And thanks to its Android 2.2 OS, it'll also support Flash player (take that, iPhone 4).
Design-wise, an aluminium unibody has been rumoured - which puts it firmly in the HTC Legend style camp, except with big, beefy Desire-style specs. Here's hoping the rumoured launch of October is on point.


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Do I have to change names / disguise identities in an autobiography to avoid legal actions based on slander, liable or defamation of character? Are those the only basis? Can someone get an injuction against the book?
What if it's true (according to my memory)? Some of the people or their estates are powerful people - one is super famous and powerful and still alive. I could also see some ex-girlfriends & friends possibly objecting to the book. Can I write anything I want about anyone? How do I protect myself and the book? Thanks.
Truth is not necessarily a defense, especially if the other person has a different memory/experience. For example, "I once loved Suzy Smith, but she left me for a nerd."
Maybe that is the way you remember it. Suzy on the other hand, might remember "I left him because he was an abusive jerk." The dead cannot claim defamation rights. Their family might if they are mentioned and are still alive. Sometimes a work of fiction is so thinly disguised that the target can go to court and say "This 'Suzy Smith' is really me Mary Jones, and I resent being portrayed as a cold, heartless woman."
There is always a risk in all autobiography. The best way to go is to to have a lawyer review the work prior to publication.
The questioner might find some of my legal guides helpful:
From my legal guides on law in general and about attorneys
Is it Legal? Is it Illegal?
Selecting and Hiring a Lawyer
Understanding the Different Court Systems
An Introduction to Legal Terms used in Litigation
Mr. Sarno is licensed to practice law in NJ and NY. His response here is not legal advice and does not create an attorney/ client relationship. The response is in the form of legal education and is intended to provide general information about the matter in question. Many times the questioner may leave out details which would make the reply unsuitable. Mr. Sarno strongly advises the questioner to confer with an attorney in their own state to acquire more information about this issue.
There are lots of potential consequences, and at elast 3 potential claims, especially if you plan to dish some dirt. The safest course of action is to secure "life rights" agreements with everyone mentioned, but I imagine that that's impossible or impractical.
Since no one owns history, you're theoretically free to recount actual events, but the problem is always going to be that memories are flawed and indisputably selective things, so no 2 people are likely to remember the same event the same way. If you wrote anything that's unflattering about anyone, whether you think it's a TRUE FACT or not, if you can't show hard proof of it, or it's not unquestionably your OPINION rather than FACT, you could get sued for defamation.
While truth is supposed to be an absolute defense to defamation, even the truth can violate someone's privacy rights by disclosure of embarassing facts.
And if you use any of these famous people's names or images to market the book, there are also publicity rights to be concerned about, since you can't use anyone else's persona for commercial exploitation.
In short, you should have your book "vetted" by an entertainment lawyer, and/or by your publisher's editor, who will no doubt insist that you agree to indemnify them for any violation of these rights. A lawyer can help you protect yourself against a successful lawsuit, although no one can stop anyone from suing you to try to bully you into not writing this book.
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Montana whittles down list of entities to get Yellowstone bison
There are now just five entities under consideration to get bison from Yellowstone National Park that have been held for the past few years at Ted Turner's Bozeman-area ranch, with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks winnowing down the list to the Fort Peck Indian Reservation's Assiniboine and Sioux tribes; the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources; the Wildlife Conservation Society; the American Prairie Reserve; and the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma.
Casper Star-Tribune (AP); June 17
Another aerospace industry seeks tax abatement in Montana
Pioneer Aerostructures, which is building an aircraft parts factory in Montana's Capital City, has filed an application seeking a temporary reduction in its tax bill from Helena, which has approved similar tax abatement requests from Boeing and Summit Aeronautics Group.
Helena Independent Record; June 17
First Nations in Alberta sue federal government over water problems
A federal lawsuit filed Monday in Calgary by the Sucker Creek, Ermineskin, Kainai and Tsuu T'ina nations in Alberta charge the federal government has failed to live up to its promise to provide safe drinking water to communities on First Nations' reserves.
Calgary Herald; June 17
Idaho to take over regulation of discharge water
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's large backlog of applications in its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permitting program in Idaho, as well as the state's Department of Environmental Quality's good rapport with industry were both cited by lawmakers who championed a bill to put such regulation in state hands, despite the annual cost of running the program estimated to be somewhere between at $2.5 million to $3 million annually.
Idaho Statesman; June 17
Large dairy food company bans milk from B.C. dairy
Saputo Inc. officials said the video showing abuse of animals at the Chilliwack Cattle Sales dairy farm in British Columbia, prompted the dairy food producer to decline any milk from that farm.
Calgary Herald (Canadian Press); June 17
Molybdenum mine in NW British Columbia gets B.C. Mines permit
British Columbia Energy and Mines Minister Bill Bennett said work can begin on the $812-million Kitsault molybdenum mine project in northwestern B.C., despite a pending action filed by the Nisga'a Nation against the province challenging the process by which the project was approved.
Vancouver Sun; June 17
Uranez ships uranium to Wyoming plant for processing
The first shipment of uranium-loaded resin from Uranez Energy's Nichols Ranch ISR Uranium Project in Wyoming was shipped to Cameco Resources' Smith Ranch uranium processing facilities for final processing.
Wyoming Business Report; June 17
College of Southern Idaho adopts policy covering guns on campus
To conform with a law in Idaho that takes effect July 1, the College of Southern Idaho has crafted a policy concerning carrying concealed weapons on campus, although officials have also issued a statement that urges people to leave their guns at home even though the law allows them to bring them to campus events.
Twin Falls Times News; June 17
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Cost-Benefit Federalism: Reconciling
American Journal of Law & Medicine, 38 (2012): 288-325
The lawsuits challenging Obamacare's individual mandate have exposed a rift in federalism theory. On one side of the divide is a view that the national government ought to intervene - and ought to be constitutionally permitted to intervene - whenever the states are "separately incompetent" to regulate. This is the view that Robert Cooter and Neil Siegel recently theorized as "collective action federalism." On the other side of the divide is a view that federalism exists for reasons other than efficiency of regulation and particularly that the Founders created the federal structure for the protection of individual liberty. According to this view, which the Eleventh Circuit largely hung its hat on in invalidating the individual mandate, there is inherent value to state power that ought to be preserved against national encroachments. I refer to this view as "libertarian federalism."
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New Delhi, Nov 1 (UNI) In a clear indication that the post-Godhra carnage of minorities would not be the major campaign point against the Narendra Modi government in the forthcoming Gujarat assembly elections, the Congress today sought to demolish the "myth" about the development of the state under the BJP government.
Senior Congress Leader and Union Minister Kapil Sibal today set the tone for the Party's campaign for the two-phase poll in Gujarat, when he highlighted the "lopsided" development of the state under the Modi regime.
"There is no infrastructure for development in Narendra Modi's Gujarat, but only infrastructure for terror," he told mediapersons at his official residence.
Mr Sibal, who is also Convenor of the National Media Committee of the AICC, said there was no investment in Gujarat under the BJP rule, though the government had signed several Memoranda of Understanding. This had given the wrong impression that investment was flowing in the state.
In this context, he said the BJP government had transferred lands to several big industrial houses. But no major industry had come up.
He said the number of engineering and medical colleges and also Informational Technology and Biotechnology Institutes were less in Gujarat as compared to states like Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
Mr Sibal said though 47 per cent of the people in Gujarat were dependent on agriculture, the contribution of agriculture to GDP was just 15 per cent. The per capita debt of farmer was the highest in Gujarat with Rs 15,526.
He said the condition of farmers was the worst in the state with more than 300 cases of suicides being reported in 2006. The death of about 600 people were registered as "cause of death unknown." Citing report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India, Mr Sibal said as many as 3.6 million children dropped out of school during 2001-06.
Saying that the power situation in Gujarat was dismal, he complained there was electricity supply only for six hours a day in many places. Asked if the Congress would raise the demand for prosecution of Mr Modi in the light of the Tehelka expose on post-Godhra carnage, Mr Sibal said "it is the expectation of law. We are not demanding it." Asked if the Centre would take the initiative for the prosecution of Mr Modi, Mr Sibal, an eminent lawyer himself, said there was no provision in the Constitution for the same. It was for the state government in Gujarat to prosecute him. "We want to be a law abiding government at the Centre." Mr Sibal said the Congress would present before the people the failures of the Modi government on all fronts, including the atrocities on the minorities. "It is for the people to give their verdict in the elections." UNI


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Homophobia Awareness Ebook Giveaway!
For years, everywhere I turned, I kept hearing the same thing: "women can be lesbian, nothing wrong with that, but two guys that is just wrong and gross and unnatural."
And yes, I've heard a reversed version of this double standard in which a person accepts male homosexuality but rejects the validity of the same in females. But I've heard it a great deal less often. As in, so rarely it's virtually nonexistent.
Now, I'll be the first to acknowledge that it's a reading preference when it comes to book content. How a reader finds entertainment and the subject matters they enjoy most are individual and unique, nor should they ever be infringed upon.
But when those personal preferences are focused outward and reflected on others to dictate what is or is not acceptable choices, or valid identities or orientations, when one individual seeks to set limitations on social acceptability and equality? Then there is most definitely a problem.
People fear what they don't understand, and so often that fear translates into hatred, suppression, and discrimination.
In Dark Edge of Honor, my co-writer and I tackled just that -- from two wholly separate angles. The romantic plot arc of Mike and Sergei's relationship is a two-sided battle of self-identity, confidence, and acceptance -- mutual and individual. It isn't a journey that Sergei, more prominently, makes easily or quickly. His is the most obvious, in part because he's a member of a society and culture that expressly and actively prohibit homosexual activity. He begins the story, in fact, as a homophobic person despite his awareness of his homosexual nature. He knows he has this "dark, ugly side" of himself, and he can't help but indulge his "baser cravings."
Mike's struggle is more subtle, and largely internalized. His cultural origins encourage freedom of individuality and equality, yet he has suppressed himself. Learning to open up again, to find the courage to be vulnerable and feel, is a more subtle thread in the story.
Comment on this post with a contact email address to enter my "Hop Against Homophobia" drawing.
Open worldwide. Entries close 20 May 2012 at midnight (EDT). Two randomly selected commenters will win a free PDF copy of Dark Edge of Honor. Winners will be contacted via email, and also announced here on the blog on 21 May.
Check out the rest of the authors, reviewers, and readers supporting the International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia! For the full list of Hop participants, click here.
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Another interesting post. I' m getting lots of different views from all your comments - thanks.
- May 17, 2012 at 9:46 AM
- Andrea said...
This blog hop is huge and every post is meaningful so it's taking a lot of time to get through. That's a good thing! I'm really enjoying reading the different stories, experiences and thoughts being posted.
andreagrendahl AT gmail DOT com
- May 17, 2012 at 10:32 AM
- KimberlyFDR said...
Love should always triumph over hate and I believe it always will.
- May 17, 2012 at 10:53 AM
- pointycat said...
I'm working my way through the hop...taking a while as there are so many posts. But it's wonderful that so many people are taking part.
Great post :)
Please don't enter me in the draw - I already have Dark Edge of Honor - read it recently and it was fantastic!
- May 17, 2012 at 11:51 AM
- Brenda Cothern Books said...
I absolutely loved Dark Edge and I think it is an excellent choice to give away for this Hop! I already have it, so please do not enter me but I wanted to let you know I stopped by!
Take care!
- May 17, 2012 at 12:53 PM
- wulf said...
I'm enjoying all the posts the writers are making in honor of Hop Against Homophobia. I hope it gets picked up by the news.
Please enter me in your giveaway, your book sounds great :)
~ Penumbra
- May 17, 2012 at 3:31 PM
I have witnessed friends and family members deal with the small-mindedness of bigots. It breaks my heart to see people I love be hurt. I want the world to evolve faster than it is.
geishasmom73 AT yahoo DOT com
- May 17, 2012 at 8:10 PM
- Rhi Etzweiler said...
@Suze Thanks for stopping by! There were a thousand things I wanted to say, actually, but I tried to keep it short and simple.
@Andrea Yes, there are a large number of active participants, and I am holding out hope that the sheer volume of varying perspectives will impact some with the "theme" that carries through -- which is, regardless of what labels we use on ourselves or others, it should not preclude us from treating our fellow human beings as equals.
@Kimberly Love *should* always triumph, yes -- but what form that victory takes, and what prices it exacts, will vary quite widely. So much so that in some cases the state of triumph might be argued...
@pointycat *waves* I haven't even begun to scroll through the collection of posts myself, I'll be doing that this weekend! Thanks so much for stopping by, and I'm so glad you enjoyed Mike & Sergei's story. =)
@Brenda *waves* Thanks! =D Love hearing that, it's not an "easy" book to read for most.
@wulf That would be an amazing and wonderful thing, if the Hop got picked up by the news in honor of IDAHO. Fingers crossed!
@Stacie Evolution is, sadly, always a slow and arduous process. It's usually irreversible though, so that's a good thing. I can only try to open their eyes and spread a little enlightenment. One person at a time. :)
- May 17, 2012 at 8:28 PM
- kerry said...
Thank you for being part of this HOP and helping shine a light on this important issue.
- May 18, 2012 at 8:56 AM
- Yvette said...
Thank you for the blog post.
- May 18, 2012 at 4:43 PM
- Carnell said...
Thank you for being part of this hop. :)
I read Blacker than Black this week and I loved it.
- May 18, 2012 at 7:01 PM
- Layladawna said...
Thank you for sharing with us!
burchills AT gmail DOT com
- May 18, 2012 at 11:13 PM
- Lele said...
I agree that there is much more stigma and homophobia towards gay men than lesbians. However, I think the negative responses grow louder the further you are from the accepted norm for your gender. I came out at twenty-one and faced much less homophobia than my partner. She is not even slightly feminine and is treated differently. Unless we are together (then anyone can tell we've been together forever), most people assume that I am straight. Less feminine women and more effeminate men are usually treated much worse than those of us who fit within the "norm." Homophobes don't like to have their preconceived ideas of gender appropriate behavior shaken. Their beliefs about sexuality are the only ones they are open to and anyone outside those beliefs is a deviant.
- May 19, 2012 at 12:52 AM
- L.M. Brown said...
Maybe it is because I am in the UK, but I have heard more "eww" comments regarding two women together than regarding two men. Not that I think there should be any need for such reactions in either case.
Thanks for taking part in the hop.
lmbrownauthor at gmail dot com
- May 19, 2012 at 8:30 AM
- Erica Pike said...
Thanks for taking part, Rhi :)
eripike at gmail dot com
- May 19, 2012 at 6:21 PM
- ~Ley said...
It is a bit of a strange double standard, whichever way it goes. I've also heard people who think that gay or lesbian sex is hot... but two such people could never be in a loving relationship. I mean, what's with that? Anyway, thanks for sharing, Rhi.
- May 19, 2012 at 9:31 PM
- Lilly Jones said...
I''ve heard the same double standards, even form friends that are homosexual. I feel that even if an individual doesn't understand something, doesnt mean they should condem it as 'gross' or 'unnatural'. Lillywriting at gmail dot com
- May 20, 2012 at 2:26 PM
- Peggy said...
Thanks for the post. The hop was great.
- May 20, 2012 at 6:37 PM
- Emily said...
Thanks so much for sharing. Most of my friends are guys and whenever we talk about this or I bring up that I like M/M romances, they also think it's so gross. Yet, most of them think two girls "getting it on" would be hot. There is such a double standard that it's ridiculous. And it's a form of homophobia all on its own. Thanks for bringing up this valid point and for participating!!
- May 20, 2012 at 7:44 PM
- gigi said...
Thanks for participating in the HOP.
- May 20, 2012 at 7:59 PM
- Kassandra said...
Already have a copy so don't enter me in the contest ;)
Here showing my support of a great blog hop!! I truly believe that love is love. No one has the right to tell another person how or what to feel, period! The double standard on what the majority find acceptable is sad but true. I have an on going discussion with my husband on that very thing. Although he is at least open minded enough to not judge me on my reading and enjoyment of M/M literature. (smart man!!)
- May 20, 2012 at 11:18 PM
Not here for the contest :)
Just thanking you for the post, always good to read you Rhi.
- May 21, 2012 at 10:52 AM
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Colin Randall was the Daily Telegraph's Paris bureau chief (2004–06). Before that, he had worked as reporter, chief reporter and executive news editor during a 29-year Telegraph career. He was executive editor (2007-2009) of The National, Abu Dhabi and is now a freelance journalist based in the south of France, where he continues the blog that established a considerable following while he was working for the Telegraph in Paris. He also writes about football and folk music
Colin Randall: Despite government assertions over its implementation, Rachid Nekkaz of the anti-ban lobby says no fines have been imposed
Colin Randall: Did Cécilia Sarkozy's very late involvement truly bring the Bulgarian nurses' ordeal any nearer resolution? The cynics are out in force.
Colin Randall: The new French minister of justice, Rachida Dati, is facing severe difficulties already, but her race and background have no bearing on events.
Why is Tinseltown suddenly making all its villains French? Could it be the country's failure to join Bush's War on Terror?
Colin Randall: President Sarkozy has made some surprising ministerial choices. An attempt at inclusiveness, or just a cynical ploy?
Colin Randall: Ex-president Jacques Chirac is under the cloud of a corruption investigation. But it is too soon to assume that disgrace will surely follow.
Colin Randall: Yesterday's elections in France saw a late socialist revival, but could the left have enjoyed more success without the Royal-Hollande spat?
Colin Randall: Did the famously teetotal Sarkozy sample the vodka during his talks with Putin, or was it just nerves? Either way, it's not a good start to his presidency.
Colin Randall: No one will be shocked to hear that I find the far-right leader and his views obnoxious, but I do not believe in penalising people for their opinions.
Colin Randall: My daughter may be half-French and support the wrong team, but at least she has inherited my passion for football.
Colin Randall: Dumping Jean-Marie Colombani, will not solve Le Monde's problems, but making the paper livelier might.
Colin Randall: I have forced myself to be objective when perusing the line-up of ministers for France's new first cabinet - and so far I like most of what I see.
Colin Randall: That Royal may challenge her husband for the leadership tells you all you need to know about how at odds with itself the Socialist party is.
Colin Randall: Bayrou has refused to endorse either presidential candidate, but he seems more dismissive of Sarkozy than Royal.
Colin Randall: The Third Man may not be going through to the second round, but his endorsement could make all the difference to the remaining candidates.
Colin Randall: In this weekend's French election, hope for Royal but prepare for Sarko.
Colin Randall: Ségolène Royal needs to get tough if she is to avoid a repeat of Lionel Jospin's humiliating defeat in 2002.
Colin Randall: The Socialist candidate in the French election is relying on the national anthem to rouse her supporters.
Colin Randall: I hope England beat Israel on Saturday, but I know where my true football loyalties lie.
Colin Randall: The presence of farmers' hero José Bové should brighten up an otherwise dull race for the French presidency.
Colin Randall: Concern over the financial affairs of Ségo and Sarko has been kept to a minimum in France - but don't they at least have a case to answer?


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August 25, 2007
Paint Color Naming Not a Game
Product naming for a paint company is one of the more challenging assignments for a naming consultant. Or, as Michael Marturello says, it's "nothing to sneeze at."
He learned about the myriad of naming issues that one encounters given the thousands — millions — of possible colors out there, wondering in his excellent column what color "canary green" should be (yellow? green?). Turns out it's a greenish yellow. Go figure.
He jokingly suggests a paint called "sneeze green," which sounds a little crazy until you realize there really are product names out there like "pickling spice" and "twisted knot" and "marsh misery."
Spare a thought for Crayola, who has to think up colors that are both useful and child friendly. You can play a color game on their site if you are so inclined. Just don't make the same mistakes they have made in the past by creating famously politically incorrect names like "Indian Red" and "flesh" (which is pink, but not always). They still have "Fuzzy Wuzzy Brown," which in some circles is considered racist.
Paint companies have an assortment of names on offer. Check out the Sherwin-Williams site for an "online color visualizer" or swing over to Behr Paint and Wood Stain and "Paint Your Place".
But if you really want an idea of how hard it is to match color naming schemes to the actual colors, go on and play the online paint game from the Dulux range.
I dare you to tell me what color "Labrador Sands" is. Or "Party Surprise."
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I know of this site www.myperfectcolor.com and if you can find the color you are looking for there then it probably does not exsist. anyway I tried "labrador sands" ??
The topic is quite curious, i must say


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When a company is as successful as ebay, you can bet that there will be copycats whose entire business plan is to be the ebay of their part of the world -- China, Africa, etc. Like a sequel to a successful movie, these copycats can be big successes, but it is not guaranteed. Gorden Lam says that MercadoLibre is becoming the eBay of Latin America and that is what makes it a best idea.
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200 Things To Make You Happy
Happiness is...
Happiness really is an attitude... a perspective if you must. Somedays are good and somedays aren't so good, but, it it is the way that you think about it that will make all the difference.
Being happy is up to you. Looking at the different things in life that brings you happiness is a great way to improve your mood.
For my 200th hub, I wanted to do something special. Therefore, I have come up with 200 different things that have either made people I know, or myself happy. I can't stress enough how happy my husband, my kids, my family, and my wonderful friends make me on a daily basis. However, in this list, I tried to spread out the joy and put other things in there that aren't always mentioned.
I hope you enjoy this list and find a little bit of happiness in it!
Smile - it looks good on you!
Happy Christmas
Sing it loud for all to hear!
Nothing spells happiness like a relaxing bath!
Show me the Money!
Barbergirl meets RealHousewife
How to find happy
The first time you meet your child
Dancing The Habanera
Getting into the wild
The world is bigger than us
Read a book!
Gimme a kiss
The Robostir
I Wanna Hold Your Hand
Big Sunglasses!
- Finding someone to spend the rest of your life with
- Sleeping in
- A friend you can't imagine life without
- Love
- The Packers!! (I'm prejudice)
- The things your kids might say
- Finding a connection with someone else
- Writing something inspirational, even if you are the only one that thinks it
- Christmas music
- Playing the video slots at the casino and actually getting the bonus rounds
- Alcohol without moderation (sadly it is only a temporary happiness!)
- A beautiful photograph
- Painted toenails
- Reconnecting with an old friend
- Karoake singing
- Chocolate
- The way kids look at the world
- A handwritten letter
- Being free
- Looking through old family photos
- Kicking Cancers @ss!
- Finishing all the laundry in one day
- A premiere of a movie you have been wanting to see
- Date night
- Finally getting over a cold
- No longer having a period!
- Impromptu mini-vacations
- Surprises
- My Lord, my family, my friends
- My boyfriend and the unexpected moments of pure happiness
- A big bathtub
- The moments in the day when I know everything will work out somehow
- Long car trips
- Visiting family
- Accomplishment of a job well done
- Family dinners when everyone is getting along
- Funny movies
- Good music
- Laughter
- Having a very close relationship with both parents
- The smile on a child's face
- Money, baby!
- Watching my kids sleep, knowing they are healthy and happy
- A good, home-made cup of cocoa
- Watching a favorite movie with my kids cuddled into my lap
- A quiet dinner with my husband
- Quality time with family and friends
- Finding out my daughter became Employee of the Month
- Traveling
- Finding something unique on a road trip that wasn't planned
- Conversations that last for hours
- A good workout
- A clean house
- Meeting new people
- Friendly competition
- Seeing the number on the scale go down
- No drama
- Other people's smiles
- Getting to court for jury duty and being sent home because your not needed
- Your birthday
- A good stretch
- The smell of dinner cooking all day
- A favorite holiday
- Dressing up with no place to go
- Hammocks
- Knowing all the bills are paid
- Buying yourself something special
- A good massage
- Naps
- A good cup of coffee
- Someone who listens
- Thanksgiving meals
- Finding Hubpages and realizing it is more than writing; it's the community
- Whipped cream
- A refreshing glass of water
- Rollercoaster rides
- Getting good news from the doctor
- A new job
- A great big tip for a job well done
- Helping others
- Coupons
- Winning on a scratch off lottery ticket
- Saving money
- Soft socks
- A new pair of shoes
- Hot showers
- Snuggies
- Christmas cookies
- Highlights
- Baby kicks when your pregnant
- Compliments
- Family game night
- Microwave cooking
- Palm trees
- Going for a refreshing walk
- Complete and udder silence for just a few seconds
- Understanding another language
- Having a job
- Fresh paint
- Scrapbooking
- Earings
- Being crafty
- Black Friday shopping deals
- The first moments after childbirth
- Great sex!
- A good book
- When someone offers their help, without requiring something in return
- Classical music
- Funny people
- Once in a lifetime experiences
- Swimming pools
- The kids naptime
- Your favorite scented candle
- Comments on your hubs
- Finding something interesting on the internet
- Music television (you know - where they actually play music videos!)
- Football
- Hula hooping
- Camping
- Finding a solution
- Going to bed early
- Waking up without an alarm clock
- Learning something new
- The first snowfall
- Fortune cookies
- A doctor you feel comfortable with and trust
- A new laptop
- Penpals
- Impromptu dancing
- Red roses
- Looking at the world and realizing it is bigger than you!
- A bowl of cereal
- Ice cream cones
- Running into someone
- Girl's night out
- Boy's night out
- Musicals
- Going to the chiropractor
- Animation Domination on Sunday Night
- A good cliffhanger
- Reading a book without interuptions
- Getting a good report card for your child
- Horoscopes
- Sales
- Doodling
- Glitter
- Stickers
- A sunny day
- Swinging, regardless of age
- Playing with sidewalk chalk
- Using your imagination
- Your favorite pair of jeans
- Matching undergarments
- Baby kisses
- Freshly washed sheets
- Rechargeable batteries
- Kisses in the rain
- Bonfires
- Fall Colors
- Bouncy Balls
- Peanut Butter and Jam Sandwhiches
- Magic erasers
- Falling gas prices
- Homemade Chicken Dumpling Soup
- As Seen On TV gadgets
- Homemade banana bread
- Giving to others
- To Do lists that actually get finished
- Automatic garage door openers
- A text message just to say high
- Skype - so you can see family from far away
- Playing with your kids
- A relaxing Sunday drive
- Getting in a good crying session
- Finding beauty in everything
- A million dollar idea
- Getting your first payout from writing
- A new recipe
- Holding hands
- Being warm
- Having a roof over your head
- Sleepovers
- Fondu
- Writing prompts
- Great ideas
- The support from others
- Loving yourself
- White erase boards
- Funhouse mirrors
- Having a sense of humor
- Big sunglasses
- Relishing in the opportunities presented to you
- Afternoon naps
- Owning a car... that works
- Group hugs
- Having a pet
- Jumping on trampolines
- Time to yourself
- A good hair day
- Writing your 200th hub!
How about you...
Are you happy?
Shout out to my peeps!
I want to say thank you to all those that helped make this list. Some offered what makes them happy, and some... well, I just speculated it based off what i have heard them say.
A special thanks to Austinstar, Cagsil, Just Ask Susan, Keith Worth, Melovy, MythicalStorm273, RealHousewife, Sunshine625, and many others who are not on Hubpages.
I think that last picture with the glasses is Barbergirl's favorite pose - I have the same one in my albums!
Very nicely stated hub. However, as I was reading it I realized that there were more things on your list that wouldn't make me happy regardless of what I did with my attitude, as you suggested in the beginning of the hub. Why? Because approximately 50-60% of the them didn't apply. But, I still voted it up. :)
A beautiful and useful hub! Voted up. Now, when I feel depressed, I can pick something out of the list :-)
Awesome list!! Congrats on your 200th hub!! I love the picture of you and Kelly!! Fan-freakin-tastic!! :)
This is absolutely wonderful!! The 200 ways, the happy pictures....and the BABIES...sooooooo precious. Baby Kisses are the BEST!! This was a perfect Hub to celebrate your 200th! and BTW CONGRATULATIONS!! 200 hubs is quite the accomplishment. Up & awesome!
BTW #199 can really make or break a day!
Love this! Kisses from your baby, no matter how old he gets!
Hahahaha I am happy! lol Congradulations on number 200! Wow that is quite a milestone:) And I love all your photos! What a great idea - now leave it to you to try to go and cheer the whole world up!
This was absolutely wonderful! Some of your points were just fun and made me happy just thinking about how fun it was. I loved picking out which ones applied to me, and how often we take those things for granted! This greatly made me appreciate life in general and I can't wait to read it to Darrel! Also way congrats on the 200 hub! I've been watching that number climb and was waiting to see what you would do for the 200th hub! This was really a great celebration piece :-) Keep up the great work with your writing... it is so worth it to read all of your stuff! Now I'm headed off to read your other hub :-)
Love it! These 200 things should be printed out by all and put up somewhere to make them smile if they are feeling down :)
Congrats on your 200th Hub!
I wasn't wondering why you asked on facebook, in fact I told mom that you would be writing a hub about it. lol... I know you :-) Still I really liked the list no matter who you used for assistance in coming up with the 200 reasons... I couldn't imagine how hard that was to do! lol.
Am I ever late on commenting. Missed this one somehow. Okay maybe not that late :)Congrats on your 200th hub! What a great idea for #200! Loved all the pictures and video's.
Oh I just thought of 201! How about "hanging out and chatting in person with my hub homies:)" now that! Puts a big smile on my face!
wow..they sure area LOT of reasons to be THANKFUL.
Voted up as awesome!
This is a beautiful list and a wonderful reminder that many of the things that make us happy cost nothing at all - we just have to take time to appreciate the good things in our lives. I remember when I was a young mother how happy I would be when the kids all took naps at the same time and I could settle down with a cup of coffee, a piece of chocolate and a good book for a quiet hour of bliss! Great hub!
this is a great list of the simplest things but when viewed in brighter perspective could bring us happiness
I see were gonna have propblems come the Super Bowl (if your team actually makes it that is). I'm sorry to inform you the Raiders will win it this year.
#26 is fantastic for everyone. Thank god you brought that up! :)
Congratulations on your 200th hub BBG. Guess you are really in to this HubPages thing? :) I really enjoyed your list. And your photos are great. Keep 'em coming!
Barbergirl, congrats to 200 hubs. This is an awesome post. Thank you for the great list of happy things. With all these happy things, it is hard to imagine not being happy.
I am very happy I came across this! :)
I also enjoyed the beautiful pictures and videos. Thanks for sharing all this magic with us.
Within a sea of (black) 90s (on your profile page I mean) BOOM...big old YELLOW smiley face. Very nice. More to the point...you found 200 of them!
As I was reading your list I'd be all...yeah..."Why did I stop doing that? And when?" Too many numbers to list...kudos to the whole thing!
Hi barbergirl. I just want to let you know that I recommended you on Seek-n-Find's "pay it forward" forum. Thank you for all your positive support.
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It was nice to ponder your hub and think about what makes me happy! As I've grown older, I've found happiness so much easier to find. I wonder if that's always true? Your list is a reminder of what is really important. I really like the Falling gas prices though!:)
I might be 41 hubs to late, so I'll just say congrat on your 241th hub instead! Great pics!
thanks for SHARING.
Congrats on your 200th hub!..I have sure enjoyed reading them I love your lists..of course I would have to change Packers to Saints..but its okay..:) I hope we enjoy many more.
Great list and I didn't know you and Real met. That is awesome. I love your hubs and can't wait for the next 200. Keep them coming.
Great ideas. Love it. Thanks for sharing :)
Absolutely love this! Definitely put a smile on my face:D
It sure does!:D
Congrats on your 200th hub! I hope to get there soon. Today is day one and hub #1 for myself! Thanks for the smiley inspiration!
I love that you included the idea of putting a smile on a child's face. I know that my son's giggle is contagious and can make me smile, even when I think there is no reason to be happy. Just hearing him giggle makes me want to laugh along.
BBG I am still waiting up for a part 2 of this hub :)
patiently waiting up...lol
I kicked my melanoms's @ss and just meet my brand new 8 hour old niece for the first time yesterday. They both made me very very happy and this hub made me happy, too! Thanks!
I certainly agree with your ideas. I'm happy reading your hubs. I hope that you can post another hub that will make me happy again. I will wait to read your next hub. Keep up your good work.
Thank you for the list of happy things! I used to do a daily "gratitude list" and I haven't in so long...
Today the sun is out. That's enough to make me happy right now.
Finding someone to spend the rest of your life with
Sleeping in
A friend you can't imagine life without
Finding a connection with someone else
Writing something inspirational, even if you are the only one that thinks it
Christmas music
Playing the video slots at the casino and actually getting the bonus rounds
Alcohol without moderation (sadly it is only a temporary happiness!)
A beautiful photograph
Reconnecting with an old friend
Karoake singing
The way kids look at the world
A handwritten letter
Being free
Looking through old family photos
Finishing all the laundry in one day
A premiere of a movie you have been wanting to see
Date night
Finally getting over a cold
Some experienced like these.. some not... some I cannot..
Stacy! You're the best Love
Wow! That's a lot of happiness all rolled into one hub.
Nice pictures too!
Keep up the good happiness!
:) Peace
That picture of the twirling spoon thing from As Seen On Tv would make me happy. I so want one of those!
Great suggestions. I see you love karaoke too. Please check out my hub about karaoke. I'd be interested in your comments.
Great list! I could start mentioning some of my favorites in your list but then it would become another hub. Loved the photos alongside your list of things to make you happy. Aren't all Wisconsinites, present or past, Packer fans? Haha! Up, useful and interesting votes + tweeted. My computer is still having a problem with sharing to HP followers.
Don't worry, be happy. OK!
It is not always that much easy to be happy in life all the time. But there are so many little things around us that makes us happy several times. I appreciate you hub...very nice!
Great list and a great attitude, Ms. Barbergirl! :) #4 Sharing this; tweet, chime, my paper and with followers.
I enjoyed reading your list and it makes me smile too. Voted up, interesting and funny. :-)
Very entertaining list. Voted up.
Great list - reading it made me happy!
I loved the list you created....although I think #5 must be a misprint....I think you meant to type The Broncos....lol. Voted up and interesting.
Great list of things that will make you happy....things that anyone could incorporate in their daily lives.
Awesome list! The small moments in life can truly be some of the happiest.
This is a good hub. It made me to think not of my problems and worries. You know sometimes, it is good and better to have peace of mind in order to be happy. Thanks to you that I have read your hubs and it made me to remember that life is so good to be sad. Also, if you have some time, you can visit my hub and leave some comments or suggestions for it. Thanks for sharing good hubs here.
Hot cocoa is perrrrfecct! Or anything with chocolate makes me really happy. :)
Hi barbergirl, I've just followed you. Thanks for posting your wonderful hub. :)
Superb hub, you did a nifty work on this. i really like it Stacy! keep on posting more ... shared to my facebook, twitter, and etc... :D
This is such a wonderful little happy place you have created here. I didn't realize that you and the Realhousewife met. How awesome is that! This is a great list of things that put a smile on my face!
This is a great hub and worthy of bookmarking, especially when having a bad day. Thanks for all the great reasons to be and stay happy.
voted up & awesome...... I am happier since I read your hub
Just reading the list made me smile! Good to remember at least on thing a day that makes me smile rather than focusing on stress. Voted up and shared!
Great list of thing which give happiness. Shared with followers.
Hi Barbergirl... well done and a great read... a few smiles included...
Hugs from Canada
A wonderful list! I am really more happy after reading this engaging list by you. Chocolates, being close to my family, funny movies, HubPages, good opportunities, family photos, craft activities and additionally, romantic books, rom-com films, sweets, tasty food, Archies comics, creative job pursuits and being with my close friend + cousin all give me utmost happiness! Your photos are nice. Wishes you happiness always. Cheers!
Thanks for SHARING. Useful, Awesome & Interesting. Voted up
Wow, 200! This really is an impressive list. Thanks for taking the time to come up with it. Technically this list could keep a person happy for 2/3 of a year! Definitely voted up! (Btw I like #103 about Black Friday, it made me smile!)
I love, love,love this hub! I found it from your blog but there are so many reasons to be happy! Even if you are surviving on Ramen. hehe. You also gave me a photography project I idea! I think I love you. HAHAH.
I can't think of anything you haven't covered here! Wow, 200! This list gives us all an idea of all the things we have to be thankful for too! Great hub! Voted up and awesome! :)
Just what I needed to read on a Saturday afternoon. You just made the weekend feel even better....thank you!! Love everything on your list, there are so many I relate to but don't want to clog your comment section..lol! Will say (as you can see in my pic) I also love a pair of huge sunglasses. Awesome post!!!
Well done on number 200!! Great hub, very fun. Most of them things make me happy too!
Looking at old pictures does bring out old memories but I don't have a hugh bathtub. But I do wish I had one.
Really nice list. Voted up & shared.
Happiness is the capacity enjoyment!!
It makes me happy that you made the list...and you're happy!
Such an uplifting hub to read and start my thursday morning...loved it before and love it even now :)
happy thursday Stacy :)
Animals make me happy
My one year old niece
Visiting my friends
Laughing just to laugh
Kids make me happy as does so many other things .
We should read " Happiness is a Warm Puppy" by Charles Shultz
I love it! I found you on twitter and just had to check you out. It has truly been a pleasure of mine to read your things that make you happy. I write a hub on the 101 things to be grateful for. It follows along much of the same format. Great hub!
What a good idea for your 200th hub! It made me smile :) Voted up and awesome.


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When the natives in his absence ceded to the whites so much of the land around Fort Wayne, he was angry.
In the first place, I have fought most terribly with my aunt and uncle at Fort Wayne.
Being near to Fort Wayne he had no doubt attended the great council at that place.
He came to the little town of Fort Wayne, where he found a little congregation.
Then she got married and in 1917 she came to live with her daughter in Fort Wayne.
This draft was later on submitted to an assembly at Fort Wayne.
As the little company proceeded toward Fort Wayne, heavy hearts grew lighter and anxious faces became peaceful.


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Useful notes on Respiratory System of Different Animals! Cartilaginous fishes present the most primitive gill-system. In Scoliodon, there are five pairs of gill-clefts behind the hyoid arch.
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