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to a lucky House of Smiths reader! All you'll need to do to enter, is head over to Joss and Main, join for free, check out their current sales, and then leave a comment here, to let me know what your current favorite item is!
$200 Joss and Main Giveaway!
to a lucky House of Smiths reader! All you'll need to do to enter, is head over to Joss and Main, join for free, check out their current sales, and then leave a comment here, to let me know what your current favorite item is!
327 comments:
What a great giveaway! I'm loving the IPOP desk accessories, and the cute asparagus pot today!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 8:58 AM
i've joined. my favorite item is: Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf so cute!!!!ReplyDelete
I can't decided if I like the carved lamp or white echo lamp more. They are both beautiful! I signed up for their updates and I already subscribe to your blog. :)ReplyDelete
Ooh...how fun! Joss & Main has some really beautiful things. Right now, I'm loving the mercury lamp. Thanks!ReplyDelete
For today it would be the Carved Lamp & the ottoman!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the giveaway!
Any one of the Gibbs Smith Architecture and Design books would seriously float my boat. :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE the Freddy Indigo rug that's on sale right now. Too cute - what a fun giveaway! :)ReplyDelete
hard to choose a favorite! I LOVE the upholstered storage bench in gerber surf. This may become an item i dream about!!! So cute.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 9:05 AM
$200!!!! Holy Moly! I'm a Joss and Main member. I love their Basalt Lamp! So splended! Thanks for the AMAZING opportunity! SO fun! Thanks :-)ReplyDelete
I'm loving Joss&Main and my favorite item in their sales today is the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber SurfReplyDelete
I love all the design books! I am a student at the Westwood College of Interior Design so they would go great in my office!ReplyDelete
I am LOVING the lamps! :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE stalking Joss and Main's amazing sales. I am loving their turquoise/blue sale right now. The Freddy Indigo Rug would be PERFECT in my living room. Thanks for the chance to win. Of COURSE I'm a follower! :)ReplyDelete
I joined!! :) I love the air lamp! :)ReplyDelete
it's most likely bad luck to be the first poster (they never win) but thanks for the heads up...I'm heading over to their site right now to find a few treasures myself!ReplyDelete
i have to say that i love the carved lamp! we need new bedside lamps :)ReplyDelete
Awesome! I love the orb floor lamp and the dunes cushion!ReplyDelete
I like all the pretty vases, but I also love the ottomans too.ReplyDelete
Ooooh I had not heard of them yet! They look fantastic! I'm very excited to have just signed up. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
--Joan from BitsyCreations
Oh my gosh......this site is cool! Since I'm a florist, and my husband is Japanese, I was naturally drawn to the Oriental vases. This one in particular.... http://www.jossandmain.com/store/abacus-trading-company/white-and-blue-orchid-jar.htmlReplyDelete
Love it!!
Love the peek at the upcoming sale on July 7th - Industrial Decor! Looks like they have some unique pieces that you don't see everywhere. Can't wait! Thanks for the tip on this company.ReplyDelete
I'm in love with the Melamine 5 Piece Mixing Bowl Set in Lime. We need new mixing bowls so bad. firstname.lastname@example.com
Oh how I love the India Striped Rug in the Pantone collection today. Unfortunately, it is almost sold out!ReplyDelete
I have been looking for a lamp for my bedside table and love the Rattan Lamp.ReplyDelete
missteach3 at yahoo dot com
-Andrea B
I am already a member at Joss & Main and have been for a while!ReplyDelete
I'm loving the Dana Ray Feathers Paper Weight! Although, there's so many things you can get with $200, that would just be one of them!
i love the ipop magnets! (egd794 at comcast dot net)ReplyDelete
I love all the sets of magnets but my favorite current item is the Passiflora Cushion in Teal! It would match my new couch perfectly. :)ReplyDelete
I would love that milk jug lamp (or any new lamp)! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
If that blue chair was a tad more teal I might be trying to convince my husband he needed to buy it for me - I'd find a way to fit it in my bedroom!ReplyDelete
I like the Bonnie Indigo Rug! They have great stuff!ReplyDelete
I am a member and I love the Pearl Lamp in white:)ReplyDelete
Love everything at Joss and Main! Right now am loving all the turqoise things they're showing!ReplyDelete
What a fun site, thanks for sharing! I liked so many things over there, but to be practical I would have to say the blue retro clock and the kid water bottles...so cute I may just have to get my girls some!!ReplyDelete
I joined! I LOVE the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf!! Would be perfect in my Family room!!!ReplyDelete
Oh wow! I love the Pisces Mirror in Metallic Turquoise Lacquer... and if I won it would only be 51.95... WOW again!ReplyDelete
I love their melmaine mixing bowl set in red! Would so match my kitchen. What a fun site!ReplyDelete
I LOVE Joss and Main! I love the amazing Victorian sofas. (Pantone Blue Curacao)ReplyDelete
I love the turquoise vase. I just recently joined that site and would love to win. so many great things. email@example.com
O how fun! Thanks for sharing about Joss and Main. I love the upholstered storage bench:)ReplyDelete
I love the Crackled Grey Plum Blossom Jar in the Oriental Vases collection! It's beautiful! Hope I win!ReplyDelete
Oh wow there is a 20 in turquoise lamp that I love, oh and I joined as well what a fab site!ReplyDelete
Registered and "like"ed them on FB!!ReplyDelete
Huge fan of Joss & Main! My favorite thing on their site right now is the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
K girl! I did it. I went over and browsed the site. I must say, they have some pretty cute stuff. I'm kind of into paper products at the moment and I'm love the Kate & Birdie note cards. They are deliciously cute! And don't even get me started on the rest of their stuff! Oy!ReplyDelete
Camille email@example.com
I love Joss & Main! I've had an account with them for months and am a follower here, too, of course!ReplyDelete
I just joined Joss and Main... that place is AMAZING!!! I LOVE the Pantone Blue Curacao items!!! I wish I could take all of them home!! But my favorite item... besides the royal Victorian sofa and arm chair would be the turquoise spider room divider! It would be the perfect addition to any house ( Especially mine) : ) Thank you house of smiths and Joss and main for this amazing opportunity!ReplyDelete
Wow, what a neat website!! I love the spider web room divider in turquoise!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the Turquoise Medium Vase! I hope I win!ReplyDelete
I love the reston lloyd bakeware in RED! :)ReplyDelete
hope i win!! i'm a follower and i subscribe in google reader :)
Ok...so I headed over to Joss & Main and joined. Now I am in love! I saw awesome stuff at awesome prices! I'm loving the bakeware, especially those red jumbo muffin cups. I have a weakness for bakeware and cookware, especially when they come in pretty colors.ReplyDelete
I like the turquoise pitcher! So fun on an outdoor table in the summer!ReplyDelete
I have joined, and I like the Fern Floor Lamp!ReplyDelete
great giveaway!
I LOVE the India blue striped rug! I have a lamp in my family room that would match perfectly!ReplyDelete
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Just joined, such a cool site! I'm loving the pearl lamp in White... would look so good in my room! Thanks for the give away!!ReplyDelete
I love the essential bakeware they have right now! I have been stalking them for awhile!ReplyDelete
oh, wow all their stuff is awesome. I love the new turquoise stuff: lamps, pillows, wall hangings. So fun!ReplyDelete
I am in love with the "Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf." It is beautiful and would look perfect in our home :). Thanks for the wonderful giveaway! I love your website!!!ReplyDelete
I love the Kon-Tiki 16 Piece Dinnerware Set in Turquoise!!! I have became obsessed recently with the blue hues and making things look vintage with it!!ReplyDelete
oh man! (or lady) ;) this could be a VERY. BAD. THING!! :) so many cute, fun things! loving that melamine bakeware, and the Sigg water bottles - awesome! thank you!!ReplyDelete
I love the Air Lamp from Artisea. Seriously. Love it! Thanks for the great giveaway and for a new shopping site addiction.ReplyDelete
I love the ARTISEA pearl lamp in metalic! firstname.lastname@example.com
Oh boy! If I won, I would be all over the bakeware! I def would grab the Asparagus pot in lime, and a couple of cupcake carriers, and most likely a new set of mixing bowls also in lime!! Yippee!!ReplyDelete
Trump House Lighting looks awesome...looking forward to that one :)ReplyDelete
My current fave is the Kon-Tiki 16 Piece Dinnerware Set in Turquoise. So pretty!ReplyDelete
what a cool site! ATM I'd probably go for some of the bake wear but I see in their upcoming events they are having Radio Flyer!ReplyDelete
<3 Tonya
What a fun site! I love the desk stuff and the ottoman!ReplyDelete
Umm I think I LOVE EVERYTHING! LOL but my favorite item in their sales today is the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf! I can picture it in my family room! I have just the spot for it. haha I joined the site, and here is my email..ReplyDelete
Jeni @ Becoming Martha
p.s. I made the rose balls you did a tutorial of last spring for my daughter's nursery and they turned out beautiful! I just started my blog last week and had over 7,000 hit already! I think I owe it mostly to YOU! I just love all the amazingly beautiful things you do! You are a true inspiration!
Hello! First I adore you and second that ottoman is amazing! And only $255 bucks! Wonder if they still have it in yellow? I too would plaster yellow everywhere if I could! xoxoReplyDelete
Just joined...what amazing stuff! I love the click magnets and the pantone blue color line. SO pretty!ReplyDelete
So glad to learn about this site. Thanks!! I love the Victorian Chair... I'm lovin' me some blue right now! :) Thanks!ReplyDelete
Love your blog and all of your fabulous decorating tips and ideas. Most of us are just regular people (no huge budget) trying to make our homes beautiful and inviting...your blog inspires us all to do just that! Just went to the Joss and Main website...I'm loving it too and had no idea they were even out there!ReplyDelete
My favorite item is the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh wow! There are so many good items but I love the Blue collection especially the Bonnie Indigo Rug..ReplyDelete
I love everything. But I do love the yellow collection.ReplyDelete
I love the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf! I want to decorate a whole room around it.ReplyDelete
In the sales today my favorite would have to be the little purnukka jars in turquoise!ReplyDelete
I LOVE stalking Joss and Main's. I am loving their turquoise/blue sale right now, i love the turquoise room dividerReplyDelete
Love the Pisces mirror in metallic turquoise!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 11:08 AM
Love this place! I would love those red melamene(sp?) bakeware. It reminds me of something my Grandma had!ReplyDelete
I joined and I love the storage bench!ReplyDelete
emilou84037 at yahoo dot com
Really liking this stuff!! Melamine 5 Piece Mixing Bowl Set in Lime! :)ReplyDelete
So many fun things! I love many of the items in the blue collection, but my favorite is something that is already sold out in the Gems section--the Sari Bloom Euro Sham.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the turquoise retro wall clock. It would go in my kitchen perfectly!ReplyDelete
I joined and I'm loving the Echo Lamp in white!ReplyDelete
What a fun site! I took a look at upcoming events and am really looking forward to the beach inspired wall art coming tomorrow!ReplyDelete
jenjbrink at gmail.com
Just joined and would LOVE the Abstract by Ash Carl!ReplyDelete
I love the upholstered storage bench in Gerber Surf. It is beautiful!! It's stylish, funky, and sophisticated. Love it!ReplyDelete
Ooh I had never heard of them. I love that turquoise web room divider!ReplyDelete
Signed up and would love the fern floor lamp for my reading area in the bedroom. THanks for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
Oh gosh, I love their industrial decor. It just look so cool.ReplyDelete
mmm I LOVE Joss & Main!! I would die if I got that $200!!!! :)ReplyDelete
I currently love the Passiflora cushion in teal http://www.jossandmain.com/store/design-report-2/passiflora-cushion-in-teal.html
I joined! My favorite is the Melamine 5 Piece Mixing Bowl Set in Azure.ReplyDelete
OHHH! I am in LOVE! There are too many favorites to name!ReplyDelete
I love the Retro Wall Clock in Turquoise! Great site!ReplyDelete
Oh Wow!! I'm loving the spider web room divider:)ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness!! There are so many fabulous things there!! I love the bench you have above and then all the stuff they have in Joss Gems, the duvets and pillos...too bad they are all sold out! :) Thanks for sharing!!ReplyDelete
I adore the Asparagus Pot with Glass Lid in Pink. SO CUTE!!!ReplyDelete
seems simple, but I love the paper weights and magnets! I love little things like that to spruce up an area. My desk could use a cute paper weight.ReplyDelete
I love the Turquoise Medium Vase! Cute stuff! I hope I win!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 12:04 PM
I love the Joss Gems orange DVD shelf and the Victorian Royalty Armchair from the Design Report. The chair is oh so fabulous!! Great giveaway.ReplyDelete
the magnets are adrable!! ANd I joined too so cute!ReplyDelete
Because I am in much need right now, I am anxiously awaiting July 7th when Coastal Living indoor/outdoor rugs will be available!!!ReplyDelete
I love the oriental vases. They look great with any decorReplyDelete
Wow! Love all their stuff, but I'm really digging the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf. So cute!! Thanks!ReplyDelete
elised.ford {at} gmail.com
What's not to love... I love the turquoise rugs and the beautiful lamps! Getting some real good ideas for my redecorating projects! Thanks for the tip.ReplyDelete
I love the Echo Lamp in white.ReplyDelete
I'm loving the spider web room divider in turquoise! Love all their stuff!ReplyDelete
I signed up! Love all of the Reston Lloyd! Thanks for the awesome giveaway!ReplyDelete
wow-this would be awesome! i love their site, it's definitely one i check daily!ReplyDelete
What a fun site! I love the so many things! I think my favorite is the storage ottoman in gerber surf :)ReplyDelete
Can't wait for the industrial stuff this week but current fave would be the Wooster & Prince Mandala Clicks Magnets - Set of 8ReplyDelete
I am signed up...love the rugs.ReplyDelete
I love the bonnie indigo rug! wait I am in love with just about everything!ReplyDelete
I am totally enamored with the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf...so many items to choose from!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
oops...forgot the email...ReplyDelete
How exciting! My husband and I were just talking last night about how after 8 years of marriage we still have not been able to afford anything "new" for our home. (Thanks to a school-loving-husband!) We're dying to be able to pick out something that we actually want for ourselves! Like so many other girls I'm LOVING the storage bench in gerber surf.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the chance!
Thanks for the great giveaway! I'm loving the gray baking pan with the serving cover. I also really like the desk accessories.ReplyDelete
I love the air lamp in the artisea lamp collection. joss and main is a favorite as is House of Smiths!ReplyDelete
I love it! I am now a member and love the blue chair in the Pantone Blue Curacao section!!!ReplyDelete
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the Artisea Rattan lamp. It is beautiful!ReplyDelete
The sigg water bottles. I love those! And my daughter loves using a "big girl" bottle. They will be great for when she starts dance in september. :)ReplyDelete
Lots to look at and more to love! Love the pillows and the bakeware ... just for a start. WAHOO!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the information on this site and this awesome giveaway! They have so many beautiful things! I love http://www.jossandmain.com/store/design-report-2/table-lamp-with-oval-shade.html and everything else in the Pantone Blue Curacao category! I also love all of the Globe Cocktail Cabinets...so neat!! My e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com :)ReplyDelete
I am loving all the turquoise things, especially the room divider. Pick me!!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 1:26 PM
I love their faux flowers.... simply because I love the look of fresh flowers, but cannot keep them alive!ReplyDelete
I joined their site and am eager to shop!!
Love the bakeware! A girl could go crazy there!!ReplyDelete
So many things I didn't even know I needed. The top 3: I love the spider web room divider, the clicks magnets, and white echo lamp.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness!!!ReplyDelete
Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf is what I would get! I just love it!
I'm digging that Spider room devider. Of course, I'm a follower! Thanks! megitys (at) juno (dot) com.ReplyDelete
My favorite is the now sold out amy butler sari European pillow - adorableReplyDelete
Loving the basalt lamp and floor cork lamp. So hard to choose one thing!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love the Sari Bloom duvet cover, shams, and square pillow. Too bad they are all sold out! :( Thank you for this wonderful giveaway!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! I love the Pisces Mirror in Metallic Turquoise Lacquer...would look great in my living room!ReplyDelete
Yippee!!! How fun! Thanks for showing me such a great site..I gladly signed up. My fingers are crossed...yeah for giveaways! :)ReplyDelete
I just joined and it is added to the list of "my addiction sites" :) I love everything! Thanks for the great find!! The Pantone Blue Curacao collection is amazing. Turquoise is one of my favorite colors (along with yellow) and so I absolutely fell in love with the "Spider Web Room Divider in Turquoise." Have you seen it??? You will love it too! THANKS for the recommendation! Can't wait to see if I win so that I can splurge:)ReplyDelete
Brittny Thompson
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I joined and I love the yellow rug!!ReplyDelete
i joined!! i cant choose a favorite! i LOVE everything!! the pillows and dvets! the lamps! oh my!!! LOVE!ReplyDelete
PS my fav item is....drum roll plz..."The Carved Lamp". :)ReplyDelete
I like the India Blue Striped Rug.ReplyDelete
What a great site! Found lots of items that I LOVE, but one that particularly 'called my name' was a vintage turquoise wall clock. So, so cute!!!ReplyDelete
I love the Melamine 5 Piece Mixing Bowl Set in Black!ReplyDelete
I joined ... and I love the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf. Wow! What a neat concept ... love that site! Thanks for introducing me to it! :) (love your blog as well!! You are talented!)ReplyDelete
I love the spider web room divider in turquoise, so cute!ReplyDelete
LOVE this website! If I won the lottery I could probably spend it all here. Right now my fave has to be one of the blue rugs they have -- matches my decor and... I could use it to cover up the paint stain that WILL NOT come out of my carpet! gotta love my 20 month old son.ReplyDelete
oops forgot to leave my emailReplyDelete
Angie B
I love the asparagus pot, what a clever and good idea!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 2:56 PM
I'm totally liking the Basalt Lamp right now!ReplyDelete
I L-O-V-E those cute asparagus pots! I may have to break down and eat asparagus again just to justify buying one! :)ReplyDelete
I'm loving their Essential Bakeware. Now that I'm pregnant I should probably be more domestic than I am, doesn't take much, and I NEED to start cooking!ReplyDelete
Jami @ whatthegraham.com
the site is so cute! i love all the blue items and esp the Dunes Cushion in Turquoise!! great stuff!!!ReplyDelete
I like the azure mixing bowl set!ReplyDelete
Im a gfc follower. I am in love with the Iris Pitcher in Turquoise. Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
siilentii27 at gmail dot com
oh man. i am LOVING the Pantone Blue Curacao stuff... those indigo rugs???? SWOON. and i love the sigg bottles for the kiddos, too. so much great stuff! crossing my fingers....ReplyDelete
I am loving the Purnukka jars in turquoise! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
LOVE the Turquoise Table Lamp with the Oval Shade (Pantone Blue Curacao), it is beautiful, and would look amazing in my new yellow/turquoise room! :)ReplyDelete
I like the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf. That fabric is just lovely!ReplyDelete
I LOVE their Artisea Air Lamp! What a beauty. Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway! Love Joss & Main!! I'll take anything turquoise.ReplyDelete
I am already a member!ReplyDelete
if only i had $1500 for that victorian royalty sofa!! so beautiful!ReplyDelete
tanisanderson at shaw dot ca
I love all of the stuff from Pantone blue curacao. I'm kind Odin a blue kick at the moment.ReplyDelete
i love the artisea purl lamp in white.ReplyDelete
Hi! I joined up and, I am in love with the Spider Web Room Divider in Turquoise, it would look great in my studio!ReplyDelete
(andrea . johnson . photo at gmail . com)
Love the pink nesting ottomans and the lemon yellow asparagus pot!ReplyDelete
I "need" the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf! Pick me! Pick me!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 6:18 PM
Loving the carved lamp and the ottoman!! Amazing items!!ReplyDelete
it's just a tiny bit out of my budget, but i luuuuuuuuuurve the victorian royalty sofa, just sayin'... kristinmik at gmailReplyDelete
I joined and I love the turquoise laquer mirror!ReplyDelete
I joined! I really love all of the magnets and the really pretty bakeware!ReplyDelete
love that site! what do i not like would be a better question??ReplyDelete
My favorite item there isReplyDelete
Pasos Three Piece Nesting Tables in Black
I love the Dunes Cushion.ReplyDelete
navybaby1113 (at) gmail (dot) com
I am a follower of your site and Joss & Main. I love the Tululah kitchen accessories. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Oh....what a fun site!! I love the SIGG bottles, considering getting new water bottles for the kids to have for school this year.ReplyDelete
Love love love the Dune cushions in turquoise! Pick me!!!!!ReplyDelete
I'm liking the "big click" magnets. lovely eye candy for the fridge. thanks! firstname.lastname@example.com
The blue victorian royalty chair, for sure!ReplyDelete
1. I subscribe via Google Reader.ReplyDelete
2. My favorite is the Abstract by Ash Carl Metal Wall Art in Turquoise:
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i would be getting the retro wall clock in turquoise and a very fabulous lamp. i can't decided which one. i probably would buy 2 :)ReplyDelete
i would be getting the retro wall clock in turquoise, and a lamp! can't decide so i'd probably end up with 2 or 3 of them!ReplyDelete
I love the basalt lamps and the gerber surf upholstered storage bench! Everything there was so pretty :)ReplyDelete
I just joined. I love all things yellow, sad I missed that sale. Thanks for the chance and I'm definitely a follower. firstname.lastname@example.com
Just redid my living room in yellow and gray so I'm loving that storage bench!!ReplyDelete
I could spend $,$$$ at Joss & Main! (If I had that kind of money lying around ha ha!) I am in love with the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf! I am in major need of having somewhere to hide toys in the living room! :)ReplyDelete
I am loving the spider web room divider! What an awesome website!ReplyDelete
Love the retro wall clock from the pantone collection. So fun!ReplyDelete
I've joined! I'm excited for the indoor/outdoor rugs that will be coming soon. We're in desperate need of a new one and these look VERY promising! ;)ReplyDelete
I love the India Blue Striped Rug. A cute rug that isn't wool? Awesome! Thank you!!ReplyDelete
I love the lamps...but really there is something for everyone in this place..ReplyDelete
Love the upholstered bench in Gerber Surf! What a fun site! So hoping for a win on this one! :)ReplyDelete
I love all of the Gibbs Smith - Architecture and Design Books!!! What a great selection. Thanks.ReplyDelete
I joined and I think the Upholstered Storage Bench in Gerber Surf is so beautiful!ReplyDelete
Joss & Main...what a cool site! Thanks for sharing. I just signed up, and I love the carved lamp. I would love to win!ReplyDelete
I also love the jungle shadows sigg water bottle for my son! So cute!ReplyDelete
SQUEE! This is a fantastic site, thank you! I'm a huge fan of gilt club, so this is right up my alley :)ReplyDelete
Turquoise is the accent color in my living room, so LOVING design report #2.. these prices are great! Especially a fan of the passiflora cushion and the retro wall clock in turquoise (CUTE!)
If I had to pick a favorite right now though, hands down its the Tuscany Tabletop Globe (http://www.jossandmain.com/store/merske/tuscany-tabletop-globe.html), my husband would love this!
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 11:19 PM
All signed up!ReplyDelete
Their Sigg Stainless Water Bottles
caught my eye at Joss & Main.
Oh My... Oh My! How do you decided.... to many awesome choices! I would LOVE to spend 200 bucks on their site :)ReplyDelete
I love all the office accessories.ReplyDelete
I just joined! What a Great site! It was hard to pick one favorite!ReplyDelete
I love the Pantone Blue Curacao-Bonnie Indigo 5' X 8' Rug!!!1
It would look incredible in my craft room!! Thanks for turning us all on to this wonderful site!! Also, thank you to both of you for this Incredible giveaway!!!
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drill in(to) (someone or something)(redirected from drills into)
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drill in(to) (someone or something)
1. Literally, to bore into or pierce something. Unfortunately, we need to drill into the ground to try to find the burst pipe.
2. To teach something through repetition. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "drill" and "in." When I was a kid, the times tables were simply drilled into us.
drill someone in something
to give someone practice in something. Now, I am going to drill you in irregular verbs. The teacher drilled the students in the use of the passive.
drill in (to something)
to bore into or penetrate something. The worker drilled into the wall in three places. Please don't drill into the wall here, where it will show.
drill something into someone or somethingand drill something in
Fig. to force knowledge into someone or something Learn this stuff! Drill it into your brain. Drill in this information so you know it by heart!
drill into
1. To penetrate some surface by boring: The geologist drilled into the Earth's crust.
2. To teach or inculcate something to someone by constant, intense repetition: The teacher drilled the multiplication tables into the bored students. The teacher tried to drill into our heads the capital of every country.


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ENERCON is currently seeking an experienced Distribution Line Engineer in our Palm Beach Gardens, FL office. This is a unique and challenging opportunity to increase revenue through design, improve customer satisfaction and be a well rounded individual representative of our reputation as a leader in the Engineering Construction industry. The individual selected for this position will have a broad understanding of Power Delivery and a sense of urgency to see projects through to successful completion. Responsibilities: Knowledge of electrical distribution system design engineering standards, practices and regulatory requirements. Problem identification and resolution. Review of completed designs and design products to ensure compliance with client, industry and regulatory requirements. Review of design products to ensure compliance with quality and consistency expectations. Ability to apply client, industry and regulatory standards and requirements to existing distribution system components. Ability to effectively communicate with internal, client and regulatory counterparts. Ability to maintain production in a changing environment. Ability to pass a pre-employment and randon drug and alcohol screenings Ability to pass ENERCON and client specific background checks and an annual motor vehicle record (MVR) according to company and client policies Ability to travel up to 20-25% of the time to client sites (expected to travel at least one time per month) for project and or marketing meetings. As a qualified candidate, you will have the above experience and meet the below requirements: 3+ Years of Distribution Engineering experience. BS Degree or equivalent education and experience Electrical Distribution System experience Knowledge of NESC and other applicable codes and standards Strong computer and communication skills. Willingness to learn and operate client provided programs and systems. We do not sponsor employees for work authorization in the U.S for this position CLICK ON LINK BELOW TO BE DIRECTED TO OUR WEBSITE FOR YOUR APPLICATION: https://cho.tbe.taleo.net/cho02/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=ENERCON2&cws=37&rid=2290 ENERCON Services is a long standing and well respected engineering and technical services consulting company. We provide premiere services to companies in the energy, utility and industrial sectors, as well as to governmental agencies across the U.S. and Internationally. ENERCON is fully owned by our employees and offers excellent benefits and career opportunities. To learn more about ENERCON, visit us at www.enercon.com. ENERCON does not discriminate in employment opportunities or practices on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
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text: Mary Beth Norton is Mary Donlon Alger Professor of American History at Cornell University. She is the author of The British-Americans: The Loyalist Exiles in England, 1774—1789 (1972); Liberty's Daughters: The Revolutionary Experience of American Women, 1750—1800 (1980); Founding Mothers & Fathers: Gendered Power and the Forming of American Society (1996), which was a Pulitzer Prize finalist; and (with five others) A People and a Nation (6th ed., 2001). She has also edited several works on women's history and served as the general editor of The AHA Guide to Historical Literature (3rd ed., 1995).


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The Hall of Shame is going to exist as a sort of collection area of ban-able actions on here. Since I extend some authority to topic starters, it is very likely they'll want to have such activity removed from their threads. However, I want those offenses to remain on the forum as proof of what I consider "things not to do" and why certain actions were taken.
If you don't see any posts of yours in here, congratulations: you haven't done anything wrong.
If you DO see a post of yours in here, everyone makes mistakes. Just learn from them and get back to what this website is designed for: fun.
What this is here for
Where we Highlight what not to do.
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The new American menu at Ink Restaurant is inventive, seasonal and fun. Be sure to try a soup such as the cauliflower curry pictured above.
Served piping hot, Chef Nate Oliva's curried cauliflower soup at Ink is a satisfying stand-alone dish to pair with cocktails or a prelude to dinner hearty enough to share with a friend. Fragrant and delicious, the soup marries flavor and plating with a beautiful garnish of brown butter almonds, golden raisins and a zigzag of parsley pesto spiked with lemon juice, garlic and jalapeno.
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BUGS: Do not post bugs in the comments. Post bugs here instead.
Win Toolkit is a lightweight and easy to use application that was created in order to help you customize your Windows installation!
With this tool you can integrate Addons, Drivers, Gadgets, Language packs, Modified Files, Theme Packs, Tweaks, Silent Installers, Updates. You can also remove features such as Windows Media Player and customize Windows default services state. Win Toolkit also comes with extra tools which helps you convert files, make ISOs, download the latest updates (thanks to SoLoR and McRip), and completely customize your images to tailor your Windows installation disk to your exact needs.
Win Toolkit is the new name for Windows 7 Toolkit. Some features also work for Windows 8.
XP and Vista users: You will need to use the DISM Installer and .NET Framework 3.5 in order for Win Toolkit to work on your Operating System!
P.S. I have noticed that some people post questions and bugs in the 'reviews', I don't really check these so you are better off posting them in the forum.
Tools Manager is the main window for Win Toolkit, there are many tools which you can select.
Main - Basic
This is the greatest tool in Win Toolkit, it's let you integrate, Addons, Remove Components, Drivers, Gadgets, Language Packs, Edit Services, Silent Installs, SFX, Theme Packs, Tweaks, Updates and Wallpapers!
This is what it says on the tin, it creates your ISO file for you to burn! Now supports UEFI!
Prepares your USB stick so you can install Windows from it, obviously your computer needs to support USB booting!
Main - Intermediate
This tool let's you combine all your WIM files into one DVD, this is most commonly used is to merge x86 and x64 disks.
I'm sure you can guess what this is, this creates an Unattended file which you use to install Windows with, just create and make sure you place the new file in the DVD root.
Manage and edit your install.wim, for example you can rename images, delete images, add new ones, create ISO, rebuild, mount, unmount, etc... You can also use this tool to integrate your unattended files.
Main - Advanced
This program let's you remove over 100 components which comes with Windows, some of them are Internet Explorer, IIS, Windows Media Player, Sample Pictures, Tablet PC components, etc... I am also planning on adding some more eventually.
This tool mounts the wim and then it's registry so you can add your tweaks into that image!
Main - Updates
Download the latest updates for Windows 7, 8.1 and Office 2013!
This tool is for advanced users to create .WA files which other users can use the All-In-One Tool to integrate into your image.
Captures new WIM images, so you can use that new image to install Windows.
This will install drivers on your currently installed system using pnputil.exe, it will only install the drivers you need.This tool also lets you uninstall drivers too.
Converts Langauge Packs which are in the exe format to cab so you can integrate them.
Converts MSU to CAB files so you can integrate them or install on your current OS via the CAB Installer.
Converters Office Updates to msp so they can automatically install when you install Office.
Merge *.swm files into a larger *.wim file so it can be edited.
This tool splits your install.wim into multiple files so you can fit them onto multiple CDs.
This will install updates on your currently installed system, probably mostly used by those who use SoLoR or McRip Updates. This tool also lets you uninstall old updates too.
When Windows Update downloads updates, the cab files get left in a folder. This tool retrieves those files so you can integrate them.
This has links to the most popular downloads you should need for Win Toolkit.
Since i prefer my users to use the latest service packs, i have added a link to a completely free, legal and official download source to the Windows 7 SP1 DVD. Note, you will still need your own serial key.
If you have any problems, bugs, requests click the 'Win Toolkit' link above.
What's New in Version 18.104.22.168 See changelog
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- *188.8.131.52: FIX: AIO Components showed message during preset load
- *188.8.131.52: FIX: Tweaks tab showed incorrect count
- *22.214.171.124: FIX: WIM Manager will remember choice when editing names and descriptions
- *188.8.131.52: FIX: Fixed WIM Manager column sizes
- *126.96.36.199: FIX: Unattended remained grey when cancel import
- *184.108.40.206: FIX: Minor column size changes.
- *184.108.40.206: FIX: Added format warning on USB Boot Prep tool
- *126.96.36.199: FIX: Tooltips on AIO Integrator for silent installers and files.
- *188.8.131.52: FIX: Flickering on AIO Components and vLite tabs on check all
- *126.96.36.199: FIX: Centering on + button in AIO
- *126.96.36.199: Updated download links
- *220.127.116.11: Better 4K support and scaling options
- *22.214.171.124: Removed update cache button.
- *184.108.40.206: FIX: Selecting all tweaks in a category in AIO integrator would cause an error.
- *184.108.40.206: FIX: Registry files added to AIO Integrator in Tweaks could not be removed.
- *18.104.22.168: FIX: Writing EFI file (typo)
- *220.127.116.11: Added more Windows 10 edition flags
- *126.96.36.199: FIX: Made Re-Arm option on Capture Image Windows 7 only
- *22.214.171.124: Added 'None' option in ISO Maker
- *184.108.40.206: FIX: Fixed 'Upgrade Image' in 'WIM Manager'
- *220.127.116.11: Updated and fixed EFI boot in ISO Maker
- *126.96.36.199: Added Windows 10 generic keys.
- *18.104.22.168: Added screen to get current windows key to Tools menu.
- *126.96.36.199: Removed all adverts on links (starting 2018).
- *220.127.116.11^FIX: Error importing previous presets.
- *18.104.22.168^FIX: Fixed boot.wim test enabled on preset import.
- *220.127.116.11^FIX: Fixed some drivers not being detected when adding to AIO integrator
- *18.104.22.168^FIX: Fixed options being loaded last effecting preset import.
- *220.127.116.11^FIX: Known problem updated were still integrated
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- *18.104.22.168^Removed Windows 10 expiry.
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- *188.8.131.52^FIX: Fixed silent installer prompt for known updates
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- *18.104.22.168^Update rollups integrated after IE
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- *188.8.131.52^FIX: Fixed issue with RunOnce skipping certain filenames
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- *126.96.36.199^FIX: Issues with DISM on Windows 8.1 and later
- *126.96.36.199^Fixed minor bugs
- *18.104.22.168^Better string comparisons
- *188.8.131.52^ISO Maker remembers last rebuild setting
- *18.104.22.168^Capture Image tool updated
- *18.104.22.168^Fixed ClearAttribute method
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If you have ever grown your own strawberries before you will know that the aroma and flavour is far superior to that of shop bought fruit. What's more, they take up a minimum amount of room and are easy to grow. All they require is a sunny, sheltered spot. Plants can be spaced 30cm (12in) apart in the open ground. Alternatively they can be grown in growbags (10 plants per growbag), or in hanging baskets or containers.
Our hand graded strawberry plants are raised on selected sites in the UK under the Plant Health Propagation Scheme (PHPS) and are guaranteed to be free from pests and diseases.
Fresh dug strawberry runners are available from mid October to late November and will crop the following season. Coldstored strawberry plants are available from March to late June. These will crop 60-90 days after planting. Please note, some varieties (where stated in the product description) are only available as coldstored plants.
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Become a Reseller of Joker.com
Joker.com is in the domain business from the very beginning. We offer low cost domain registrations with lots
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Upload your reseller registration form here.
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With the Reseller Control Panel (rpanel.io), we provide you as a reseller with a powerful tool to handle also huge amounts of
domains and contacts easily. One of the focuses of this tool is to present you the data needed in a specific context in realtime, no need to wait for
form-submission-round-trips any more.
Numerous export/import options additionally give you full access to your data.
Please start by reading the introduction of RPanel.
Well suited for scripting usage and faster than the traditional mail gateway, the DMAPI web services provide
a complete set of domain registration and manipulation functions through HTTP protocol.
For more information please read the DMAPI documentation. There you will also find a documented example of how to easily create a full-featured domain application, using PHP (Joker PHP Client). This code is freely available on Sourceforge, and can also always be tried and tested live on rcp.joker.com.
A quick summary of all DMAPI requests is also directly available by visiting dmapi.joker.com.
A lot of our resellers like to use our standard web interface with its complete functionality at Joker.com.
All sorts of domain manipulations - some also in a batch-like manner - are possible.
Resellers are recognized and displayed as such at login, and all transactions then are made using the reseller's account with its low rates.
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SQL Server Reporting Services is the customizable reporting solution for report designers and programmers. This hands-on guide will get you up to speed quickly so you can design, deploy, manage, and even customize reporting solutions. You can create powerful reports without programming knowledge and extend reporting solutions using VB, C#, and ASP.NET.
Packed with detailed examples of building reports, designing report solutions, and developing deployment strategies for interacting with various platforms, this book prepares you to take full advantage of this revolutionary tool. Plus, you'll learn how to extend practically every feature of Reporting Services by implementing your own security architecture or adding custom data access.
What you will learn from this book
Who this book is for
This book is for report designers, developers, administrators, and business professionals interested in learning the advanced functionality, report server administration, and security issues of SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services.
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The Vessell shower bag from Quirky is ostensibly for travelers and folks who need to be able to lug their toiletries around with them, but might actually be an incredible way to deal with the disgusting showers in dorms and college houses.
The bag itself is a really simple concept: it's just a three-compartment shower bag with a suction cup on the back to attach to the wall, because oh sweet merciful god don't put anything on the floor. It zips up when you're done, and it's ventilated at the bottom so you won't collect a toothbrush full of mildew.
Vessel is still in development over at Quirky, but check out the Upcoming page to tell them that yes this is amazing and should absolutely become a real product soon. [Quirky]


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Oil fell to its lowest price since 2003 as a supply glut, weakening demand, and a global slowdown in growth makes the fossil fuel less in demand. WTI oil futures fell to near $30 per barrel in a volatile session in which the commodity ranged from $30.41 to $32.22, while rumors have begun that OPEC is planning an emergency meeting on how to manage the supply and price of oil in the face of a constant downward spiral.
Oil-related inflation expectations have also weakened, despite the Federal Reserve's confident proclamation in December that inflation is likely to reach and eclipse its 2 percent target this year and beyond. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell to 2.105 percent, roughly in the middle of its 52-week range but down significantly from the 2.2 percent average rate seen through most of December and early January. With expectations of a stronger U.S. economy driven by higher jobs growth, traders bet on greater inflation in the long term.
However, jobs data has been mixed since Fed Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen raised rates in December of last year and confidently asserted the strength of the U.S. economy and labor market. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, job openings and layover turnover (JOLTS) remained mostly unchanged at 5.4 million by the end of November, with hires and separations at 5.2 million and 4.9 million, respectively. The quits rate was at 2 percent and layoffs/discharges was at 1.2 percent.
Job openings remained mostly unchanged as well, at 5.4 million, with a 3.7 percent rate. Churn in job openings has disappointed analysts who look for more signs of aggressive hiring and firing in the market as a sign of greater strength in both the labor market and in employer confidence in greater demand throughout the economy.
Employer confidence does not show many signs of improvement, particularly when it comes to the small businesses that employ the bulk of Americans, particularly in the ever-growing service sector. According to the National Federation of Independent Business, small business owners are sending "mixed signals" about the economy and they are turning to the president's final state of the union address for guidance. The NFIB's Small Business Optimism Index rose 0.4 points to 95.2, leaving it "stuck in a 'below average rut," according to the NFIB.
NFIB Chief Economist Bill Dunkelberg said in a statement that a shift away from economic issues might mean President Obama says little to encourage business owners this year. "Small business owners will be listening to the President's address tonight hoping to hear him talk about things that will grow the economy and help the little guys. The President appears to be shifting his attention away from the economy and toward foreign policy and guns so it's no surprise that few small business owners expect the business climate to be better in the next six months," Dunkelberg said.


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Residence 9 is a window and door system designed to authentically replicate 19th-century timber designs. The traditionally elegant flush exterior and stylish decorative interior create that classic aesthetic.
Horizon Home Improvements have successfully been installing quality products to the highest standards at affordable prices for over 12 years. The Horizon team pride themselves in providing and fitting the latest and best products on the market ensuring total customer satisfaction. Whatever your project, Horizon can make it happen.
Whether planning a conservatory, sunroom, porch, windows, doors or fascia boards you can expect a friendly no-pressure approach and of course a great deal!
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HORIZON HOME IMPROVEMENTS LIMITED 786022 is an Appointed Representative of Improveasy Ltd., a company registered in England and Wales (Co. Reg. number 7807352). Registered Office: Manchester Business Park, 3000 Aviator Way, Manchester M22 5TG. The firm is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 708623). The firm is authorised as a Lender (limited only to green deal finance plans). It also acts as a Broker, not a Lender, and offers credit facilities from a panel/one lender. The credit is subject to application and status.


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Growing up in Houston, I was no stranger to chicken and sausage gumbo. The city's close proximity to Louisiana's Cajun country insured that I knew plenty of kids with family names such as Boudreaux, Guidry or Hebert, whose parents often had a big pot of the chunky soup simmering on the stove. After an afternoon of riding bikes, you could walk into one of these kitchens, grab a bowl and ladle a portion thick with smoky, succulent meats over a pile of rice. Gumbo is good and during the cold months it was almost as prevalent as chili in my part of town.
With the New Orleans Saints going to the Super Bowl for the first time, the decision about what to make on the big day is simple. Sure, quarterback Drew Brees may be a Texan but my Super Bowl plan is to cook a big pot of chicken and sausage gumbo. And while I've long been a gumbo eater for some reason, however, I've never been much of a gumbo maker. So when I needed advice, I turned to Ken Wheaton.
Ken Wheaton, who lives in Brooklyn but hails from Opelousas, Louisiana, is famous in certain New York City circles for his gumbo. So much that when his editor caught wind of his prowess, he insisted that Ken include his recipe in his excellent new novel, The First Annual Grand Prairie Rabbit Festival.
Ken's novel isn't a food novel, per se. Nope, it's a story about a confused Catholic priest struggling with his faith and vows. And while that may seem like a heavy topic, in Ken's hands it's a humorous, heartfelt story that will make you laugh and might even make you cry. But it will also make you hungry for both Cajun food and culture as Ken deftly captures small-town Louisiana life in all its church-going, Zydeco-dancing and gumbo-making glory. And yes, please note that there's also lots of swearing, drinking and rabbit-stew eating—it's not a book for the easily offended.
I won't get into plot particulars, nor will I delve into any other English-major mumbo jumbo that I probably knew at one point but have long since forgotten. But do know this: Ken is an expert storyteller who has an amazing gift of creating a sense of place. And if you've been aching to spend some time in Cajun country with some colorful characters, his book will tide you over until you can enjoy the real thing.
Of course, you can also satisfy your hunger by making a batch of gumbo. Because I like to tinker, I messed with Ken's method just a bit, but I followed his key rules to not add tomatoes, mushrooms or carrots. And while the word gumbo stems from the Bantu term for okra, kingombo, I didn't add that as well even though it's quite common to include it for both flavor and its thickening power.
If you've ever been intimidated by making gumbo, as I was, don't be. The hardest part is making the roux (which I now do in the oven so it's a snap) and waiting for the soup to be ready. And when you tuck into your bowl filled with a rich broth, smoky sausage and tender chicken, you'll be happy that you made a batch. Your friends and family will thank you, too.
But enough about me, what are y'all making for the Super Bowl?
Chicken and sausage gumbo
For the roux:
- 1 cup of flour
- 1 cup of canola oil plus a tablespoon
For the stock:
- 1 4- pound chicken, cut into parts
- Salt
- Black pepper
- Cayenne
- 1 medium yellow onion, quartered
- 5 whole garlic cloves
- 2 stalks celery, quartered
- 2 bay leaves
For the gumbo:
- 1 medium yellow onion, diced
- 3 stalks celery, diced
- 2 bell peppers, seeded and diced
- 5 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 pounds andouille sausage, sliced
- 2 sprigs of fresh thyme or 1 teaspoon dry
- 1 tablespoon of Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon of filé powder plus more for serving
- Cooked rice, for serving
- To make your roux, in a large cast iron skillet, mix together the flour and the canola oil. Place in an oven set at 350 degrees, walk away and let it cook for two hours. No hovering, no stirring, no nothing! After a couple of hours, take it out of the oven and it should be chocolate brown. Now, you can also do it the standing over the stove method if you prefer, but I don't.
- While the roux is cooking, make your chicken and broth. First, season your chicken parts generously with salt, black pepper and Cayenne. Place the chicken parts in a large pot with the quartered onions, whole garlic, quartered celery, 2 bay leaves and 8 quarts of water. Bring to a boil and then simmer for an hour and a half, skimming any foam that rises to the surface.
- Take the chicken out of the pot and when it's cool, remove the fat and pick the meat off the bones and cut into pieces. When the broth is cool, strain and throw out the vegetables. Remove the fat with a gravy separator or by the plastic bag method. To do the latter, you'll pour the broth into a quart-sized plastic storage bag and once you see the fat rise to the top, snip off a bottom corner and drain it until you reach the fat layer. Do this in batches. You should have about 8 quarts.
- Clean your pot (or get another big one if you're blessed with a large, well-stocked kitchen) and in the bottom of it heat up 1 tablespoon of canola oil. Add the diced onions and let them cook for 10 minutes. Add the chopped celery and bell pepper, cook for five minutes, stirring occasionally. Throw in the minced garlic and cook for a minute. Now stir in the roux and cook it with the vegetables for five minutes, stirring every so often. Add the chicken meat and half of the sliced sausage and cook for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. If things start to get sticky, pour in some water or wine.
- Now, slowly whisk in your strained chicken broth to the roux, vegetable, meat mixture. Throw in two more bay leaves, thyme and the Worcestershire, bring to a boil and then simmer for an hour. At this time add the remaining sausage and cook for another hour. Fifteen minutes before it's done, add the minced green onions and filé powder and check to see if it needs salt, black and Cayenne pepper.
- Remove bay leaves and serve over cooked rice with file powder for people to add to their bowls.
Recipe Notes
Filé (pronounced fee-lay) powder is ground sassafras leaves. If your store doesn't carry it, it can be ordered for Cajun Grocer.


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Amid all the election returns and excitement at the party I threw last night, I didn't think it could get much better. But then, as I was watching the CNN recap this morning, I heard what made me realize that this was a historic election (besides re-election of an African-American president and ballot approval for gay marriage in several states) in yet another way: Women will now govern the state of New Hampshire.
Known for its motto, "Live Free or Die" emblazoned proudly on its license plates, New Hampshire has really shown its independent streak by electing a group of six women to run the state for the coming years.
As reported in the Huffington Post: "Joining New Hampshire Senate incumbents Jeanne Shaheen (D) and Kelly Ayotte (R) are three newly elected women: Gov. Maggie Hassan (D), who will be the only female Democratic governor in 2013, and Reps. Carol Shea-Porter (D) and Ann McLane Kuster (D)."
This is incredibly exciting, not because any of these ladies will be able to solve the issues that challenge everyday women, but because as more than 50 percent of the population, women deserve equal representation; more importantly, young girls will have role models other than Photoshopped models and actresses to look up to.
I remember being one of those young girls, searching for women who were doing the kind of work that I could see myself doing one day. (I will be forever grateful to Dian Fossey, Jane Goodall and Sylvia Earle for being some of the few women out there showing me what was possible when I was growing up.) Think about all the little girls in New Hampshire, and the rest of New England — which is very connected — who will come of age in a state governed, for better or for worse, by women.
Update: A record number of women will occupy Senate seats.
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Priest was working in Nev. at the time
LAS VEGAS — A Las Vegas jury has awarded $500,000 to a man who claimed he was sexually abused as a boy by a former Wisconsin priest working in Nevada at the time.
The man alleged that when he was about 13, the Rev. John Patrick Feeney fondled him in 1984. At the time, Feeney was a pastor at a Las Vegas church.
The civil lawsuit named the Catholic Diocese of Green Bay as a defendant. The plaintiff alleged that officials there let Feeney transfer to Nevada without revealing a history of sexual abuse allegations against him.
The court on Thursday ordered the Green Bay diocese to pay damages of $500,000.
The diocese released a statement Friday reiterating its apology to victims and survivors of clergy sexual abuse.


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It's called a carinderia but this isn't your roadside eatery.
Every foodie, at one time or another, flirts with the idea of opening his/her own restaurant. Reality temporarily suspended, fantasies of fantastic food whirl in the mind, the dream restaurant a receptacle for the foodie's edible wish list. In time however, the realness of it all "" the grim truth of opening "" not to mention — sustaining a restaurant frightens away all …
… except for the very courageous foodie, the daunting realities of the task serving as fuel in the journey towards a dream come true.
This is what happened to Katrina Ponce-Enrile, the quintessential businesswoman (President and CEO of the JAKA Group of Companies) but at her core, a global foodie who honors and remembers the food of her youth in her latest endeavor, Petra & Pilar. Petra is the Ponce-Enrile matriarch and Pilar the Castañer matriarch who introduced Katrina to the wonders of properly prepared Spanish degustacions.
Katrina calls the eatery a carinderia, categorizing it a few notches higher than a "turo-turo." "I'm glad to finally have this place," she tells me. "It's really just home-style food, dishes I grew up with, and just like in a carinderia, you have to go up to the counter and order what you want."
The food here is welcoming in its abundance, comforting in its familiarity: inihaw na liempo (grilled pork belly), binagoongan (pork cooked with bagoong), lengua estofado (ox tongue stew), and sweet and sour fish. Another time it might be adobo sa puti, a "white" adobo sans soy sauce; embutidong bangus (steamed fish roll), bistek Tagalog (beef slices marinated in soy sauce), halaan (clam soup), ensaladang ampalaya (bittermelon salad), and rellenong alimasag (seasoned crabmeat stuffed in their shells). And like any carinderia, food is served on the oval-shaped, off-white melamine tableware that quick-service restaurants love because they're virtually unbreakable.
Petra & Pilar is a carinderia in its own category. If you order soft drinks, you'll get it in a can — there are no dispensers to be seen. The place is also the designated showcase of Delimondo, the JAKA Foods Corporation line of deli items, a familiar sight at the Salcedo Saturday Market. The desserts "" and of course I spot this immediately — are not your usual fruit salad/sago't gulaman variety. When I'm there, they're serving chocolate cookie sandwich cheesecake, shortbread, brownies dusted with cocoa, biscotti dipped in chocolate and crushed nuts, lemon (real lemon!) bars, date bars, and a fascinating cake called San Moreno, sponge cake layers alternating with whipped cream and chocolate and topped with a yema-like custard. Katrina tells me the dessert is a riff on something she had in Spain.
There are those who may disbelieve that Petra & Pilar is a carinderia. After all, nothing beats eating in context "" where are the flies? the cramped space? the less than ideal dining area? As I say, this is a carinderia in its own category; an expression of food as history and memory, the kind of food that disarms criticism because it's just good and familiar.
Note: Prices per dish range from P40-P110.
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In politics, you never know when the emergence of an unexpected issue will turn an election on its head.
That's what's the tragic oil spill off the Louisiana coast is doing to races all the way in California. The disaster is not only sending 200,000 gallons per day into some of the nation's most important fishing and wildlife areas, but it has become a huge point of division for California's gubernatorial and U.S. races.
Domestic oil production translates into jobs and badly needed tax revenues.
So it shouldn't be a surprise that with California facing a budget deficit of $20 billion over the next 14 months, some political candidates have been arguing strenuously for drilling off the California coast.
The split has largely been along party lines -- most Republican candidates (Meg Whitman, Steve Poizner, Carly Fiorina, Chuck Devore) supported drilling, and most Democratic candidates (Jerry Brown, Barbara Boxer) opposed it.
Until now.
What happens from this point forward may have significant impacts on the futures of all these candidates and others.
If voters are looking for a way to distinguish the candidates of from one another on the questions of energy and environment, the Louisiana oil spill may provide such a measuring stick.
As for some of the candidates who have taken pro offshore drilling positions to this point, let the posturing and spinning begin.


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I enjoy my theater with a side of food. A live art exchange will provide that this weekend.
Motherlodge is an organization that creates spaces or "lodges" for artists to present their work and collaborate. Motherlodge has brought the theater group Conni's Avant Garde Restaurant to The Rudyard Kipling for performances of Irina's Naming Day Party, a rework of Chekhov's Three Sisters.
Here's where things get fun — the show includes dinner and cake.
The first night of the show was Thursday, but there are additional performances at 5:30 p.m. Friday, March 29, and 7 p.m. Saturday, March 30. Tickets are $25 (includes the dinner and cake), and you can buy them here. All shows take place at The Rudyard Kipling, 422 W. Oak Street.
Motherlodge will host a lot of other events around town this weekend, including a Jesus Christ Superstar singalong, NCAA men's basketball watching parties and an ongoing fundraiser to help pay for medical expenses for The Rudyard Kipling's "patriarch," Ken Pyle. For more information, visit Motherlodge's website.


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A second person was charged Tuesday with dumping the body of a man found dead last week in a Warren field, police said.
David Louis Elias, 54, of Eastpointe, was arraigned on one count of removing a dead body without the permission of a medical examiner, a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail, Warren police Detective Cpl. Kevin Dailey said. Elias also was charged in 37th District Court with possession of heroin, police said.
Officers in the Warren Police Department's Special Operations unit arrested Elias on Monday night outside his home. Earlier in the day, his son, Jordan Hill Elias, 22, of Harrison Township, was arraigned on the same body disposal charge.
The body of Jack Ralph Jackson, 45, was found by a passerby in the early afternoon of June 11 on Edom Avenue, near Groesbeck Highway and Eight Mile Road.
An autopsy revealed no signs that Johnson, believed to be homeless, fell victim to foul play. Pending the result of toxicology tests, officials suspect he may have overdosed.
Video from external security cameras outside a business provided a key break for investigators. Police noticed the cameras and asked the business owner to retrieve and watch the video.
Detectives said the video showed a Hyundai GX350 arriving at the scene. Two men exited the car, pulled the body from the trunk, left Johnson in the grass and fled the scene.
Johnson's family was shown an image of the car and told police it belonged to one of his friends.
Officials believe Jackson died approximately 12 to 18 hours before his body was found. Initially, investigators did not know why he was in the area. Jackson had a Florida driver's license and a SMART bus ticket in his possession, police said.
Jackson was fully clothed and had personal identification at the time he was found, Warren Detective Cpl. Kevin Dailey said. There was no indication he was robbed.


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Requirements: Your Micromax A111 Canvas Doodle smartphone should have at-least 10-20 percent of phone battery to perform the rooting process.
Step 1: Enable installation of 3 party Apps on your Micromax A111 Canvas Doodle. To Enable, Open Settings > Security > Device Administration >Unknown Sources (tick to enable it).
Step 2: Download and install Framaroot Application on your Micromax A111 Canvas Doodle smartphone. Once installation is completed you will be able to see the Framaroot Icon in the App Menu.
Step 3: Now, Tap on the Framaroot App Icon to Open it.
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Step 5: In Framaroot, You will be able to see 2 options i.e Aragorn and Gandalf. Tap on the Gandalf Option.
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Step 7: Now, you have to restart your Device.
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Oklahoma BINGO!
Oklahoma BINGO has been designed for use as an educational aid to teaching Oklahoma history. Created at the Oklahoma Historical Society in 2013, the game incorporates important people, events, and places in Oklahoma history into the long-loved game of BINGO. Teachers, parents or kids can use this game to enhance their knowledge of Oklahoma history in a fun and exciting new way.
To play Oklahoma BINGO:
Print out as many sets of the BINGO cards as needed. There are 5 different cards in the set. The center spot is the state seal and is the same on each card. There are four others that are the same, though not in the same location on each card: Wiley Post, scissor-tailed flycatcher, Banning & Allen, and USS Oklahoma.
Print out the Oklahoma BINGO Labels sheet and cut out each of the names to use as your BINGO "balls" – just draw the name out of a hat, box or anything else you'd like.
As the players are trying to find the name you called, go to the Oklahoma BINGO History packet to read off information about that particular event, person or place. This is a great way to teach people about Oklahoma history while they're playing the game.
You do not have to use the Oklahoma BINGO History packet to play the game; you can simply call off the names without the history. We do recommend using the history for more learning possibilities!
The first person to get five (5) squares in a row (horizontal, diagonal or vertical) and to call out "BINGO!" will win!
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In a time of fiscal distress, California lawmakers are on the prowl for ways to cut costs, especially to the state's massive prison system.
But they've kicked over a hornet's nest with Tuesday's party-line vote in the Assembly that tinkers significantly with California's popular Three Strikes law.
Just a day after the measure failed, Democrats mustered the necessary support in a re-vote, sending AB 327 to the Senate.
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AB 327, by Assemblyman Mike Davis, D-Los Angeles, would require that all three felony offenses be required to be classified as "serious" or "violent" by the state, in order for the defendant to be sentenced to 25 years to life.
There are exceptions, such as a sex crime against a child, or the use of a firearm.
But the end goal is to save the state money by reducing the number of career criminals that get sent to prison.
According to an Assembly analysis, the bill would mean savings "likely in the tens of millions of dollars". By reducing the lifer population, the analysis says, the savings could reach $50 million in twenty years.
The author, Davis, says the current law is too broad and "has led to unfair sentencing as well as prison overcrowding."
But public safety is a hot button issue, and Tuesday's vote is prompting howls from Capitol Republicans who say this is no time to water down the Three Strikes law.
"It's outrageous that Democrats used California's budget problems as an excuse to chip away at a critical measure that has lowered crime rates significantly," Assembly Republican Leader Connie Conway said.
The California District Attorneys Association also opposes the change, calling the existing law "a powerful and effective tool...to target habitual felons."
California voters approved the Three Strikes law in 1994, after public outrage surrounding the murder of Kimber Reynolds in Fresno and Polly Klaas in Petaluma. Both killings were committed by paroled criminals.
Make no mistake, the public wants to see the size of state government shrunk. But anything that smacks of compromising public safety is a hard sell.
If the Senate approves AB 327, it'll go on the state ballot in 2014, and voters will have the final word.
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The Los Angeles City Council all but shut down the city's redevelopment agency this week -- a major step that reinforced the State Supreme Court decision that effectively shuttered these agencies all across California.
Around the state, agencies will shut down quickly -- by Feb. 1 perhaps, or maybe later in the spring if there is an extension. Deals and projects of the agencies will have to be unwound, with technical details requiring years.
There is both good and bad in this, whatever you think of redevelopment. But what is the best and the worst of it?
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The worst of this is the human cost -- and specifically the cost in lost jobs at a bad economic time.
Redevelopment projects may never have produced much in the way of net jobs and economic activity (according to some students with conclusions that are hotly disputed), but they undoubtedly provided a revenue stream for California's cities, which don't have many revenue streams their elected officials can control.
Some of that revenue was used to pay for the salaries of city employees who had little or nothing to do with redevelopment. As a result, a number of public servants will lose their jobs.
The best of this is the example it sets -- and the hope it offers that Californians might be capable of completing the difficult task of unwinding its complex, misbegotten system of government.
For too many years, government in California has gotten more and more complicated and hard to manage, and more and more strange methods have developed as ways to work around other rules.
Redevelopment, and its recent growth, was a workaround--a way around rules that make it hard for cities to raise revenues.
Fixing California requires a great unwinding of such rules.
One thing -- redevelopment -- has now been unwound.
Let's hope that it's just the first of many pieces of the system that will go -- and that one day, something new, simpler and better will be erected in its place.
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