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by misac » Mon Mar 19, 2012 2:37 pmGreen Lantern was pretty good, but I really hope they get back to regular space soon. It was really irresponsible to leave a criminal in charge of a prison.
Young Justice was great! The Beast Boy origin was kind of brilliant. And there was also an Elastigirl cameo, did anyone else catch it?
Why is Miss Martian scared of them finding out she's a White Martian? Is it becasue of her appearance or because they know WMs are usually bad? I didn't like Queen Bee blackmailing her, it's super-cliched.
I really liked both of the shorts too. The Shazam one was pretty funny.
by e_galston » Mon Mar 19, 2012 2:41 pmIf you look 5 posts before yours, Rita Farr's "cameo" was mentioned a few times
by Draco x » Mon Mar 19, 2012 5:06 pm
I hope so. With all the shitty treatment Bane has been getting in almost all the cartoons he appears on, he deserves to be written properly.
by Amoebas » Mon Mar 19, 2012 6:40 pmSome very cool stuff coming soon in Green Lantern!
by Benderbrau » Mon Mar 19, 2012 7:24 pm
Indeed, an origin based on a blood transfusion from a green skinned shape changer is certainly better then being bitten by a radioactive monkey. Although in a clever nod to his original origins you see his little monkey friend gnawing on Gar's shoulder
As far as Ms. Martin goes, the worst part is that if you're not a DC reader the whole White Martian thing is completely lost on you and you're left scratching your head wondering why anyone who hangs out with green martians, magicians and Atlanteans would give two fucks that she's looks different.
Also, if she's really a White Martian I'd sure like to know what the hell the story between her and J'onn really is. Either he knows the truth and is trying to give her a chance, in which case one wonders why she'd be so afraid of others knowing the truth. Or she's brain washed him into thinking she's really his niece in which case she must be uncharacteristically powerful and that makes J'onn look pathetic.
by leechjudd » Tue Mar 20, 2012 5:14 amthe rest of the season's episodes should be available in youtube but they are subbed coz the audio is in spanish.
just search "young justice sub ep 25" etc..
by Mojo Ichiruto » Sat Mar 24, 2012 7:54 pmSo just got done with this weeks block of DC Nation and once again it did not disappoint!
Green Lantern TAS gets better with each episode in my opinion and I am really starting to like it a lot more than I thought I was going to. My only complaint is that they are still stuck on the outer reaches of space and are not interacting with other well known DC or GL related characters. I want to see some actual Supervillains on the show at some point soon than later.
Young Justice this week was just awesomeness personified! I think that doing episodes that focus on one member of the team is really cool and we get to learn more about them this way. Introducing Match this week and this way was very interesting and I loved the dynamic between Luthor and Conner. The best part of this weeks shows those was the debating over whether the League should expand and if so who should they choose. My wife and I both busted out laughing with Flash mentioned Earth's other GL Guy Gardner and was immediately shot down by Hal and John with a resounding "NO!" Captain Marvel laughing about Plastic Man was great, and then Batman almost brings a tear to my eye when he tells Wonder Woman that he took and Robin and put him in the world of crime fighting so that he wouldn't end up like him, that was a special moment. Seeing the Milestone characters was really cool too, the creators of this show weren't kidding when they said they were gonna be showing tons of characters in this show! I can't wait to find out who the League voted in as new members!!
by e_galston » Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:32 pmi swear i read already who got inducted into the league... i just can't remember where i read it
by e_galston » Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:33 pm
Saint Walker is coming...
by Mojo Ichiruto » Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:50 pm
If you remember or find a link I won't mind the spoilers!
by Dragavon » Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:50 pm
I had the same exact reactions when I was watching YJ. In fact the b-plot of League induction was more interesting to me than Superboy vs. Match.
by Mojo Ichiruto » Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:57 pm
I enjoyed both parts as I thought they really played off one another very well and the whole aspect of "who can you really trust?". The League parts though I agree were a bit better and thats probably just because there were more heroes in those parts.
by Mojo Ichiruto » Sat Mar 24, 2012 9:05 pm
That should be really cool!
by misac » Mon Mar 26, 2012 3:00 pm
The way Miss Martian created her secret identity was pretty cool too.
I don't think J'onn knows the truth but I don't think she's messing with his mind. We've seen that J'onn is weary of her telepathy, I think he's piecing things together barely.
by misac » Mon Mar 26, 2012 3:12 pm
That's my major complaint about GL, they can't get back to regular space soon enough! That said, the "shake hands" bit made me laugh. And I liked that the ship made herself a body, I just think she should have kept the visor instead of getting a regular face so she wouldn't look too human.
YJ was awesome! Reminded me of when the three reformed the JLA in the comic, I liked it then and I liked it now. Aquaman = errand boy.
Batman was great! I think, like with Superman I like him best with the JLA or interacting with other characters in a group. His downer attitude works better with someone instead of being alone, then it's just sad. I really liked him sticking up for the little guys; Atom and Billy.
The Guy bit cracked me up!
The Superboy stuff was good but I hope they go over the Luthor stuff quick cause I already saw that in the comic. I was also hoping he'd get all of Superman's powers too, eventually, but looks like he's going to rely on those things for a while still.
The Plastic Man short was funny, the other, I just don't get.
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I have some teas availible for swap.
From Yunnan Sourcing:
Spring 2013 Imperial Yunnan Dong Ting Bi Luo Chun White tea – ca50g
Feng Qing mini tea bricks – 10 Pieces
Yunnan Black Gold Bi Luo Chun Yunnan Black tea Spring 2013 – ca50g
From Dragon Tea House:
Jasmine Silver Needle Pearls – Ca 50g
From Verdant Tea
Haixintang 2006 Wild Arbor Shu ca 10g
From thes du japon
Warashina Black Tea 50g Vacuumpacked
I would be interested in the:
From Takeo Tea:
Longcha from Mie – ca 50g (Japanese semi-fermented)
From Thunderbolt Tea:
Turzum SFTGFOP1 Himalayan Mystic (DJ-32) – ca 30g (Darjeeling SF)
Let me know if there is anything you would like to swap for on my shelf :)
I know this is an old post, but do you still have the Warashina black or the jasmine pearls?
Here's a list, some stuff I can't see myself drinking others I just don't like. All amounts are estimates & may be off slightly. I would really love some Sakurambo from Lupicia or Bangkok from h&s
Licorice Spice- tea & bloom 40g
Sweet lemon drop teaopia 40g
Spring morning teaopia 40g
Summer breeze teaopia 40g
Tropicalia-davidstea 20g
Chateau blanc teavana 50g
Market spice teaopia 30g
Red hot orange white- 52teas 30g
Chocolate pumpkin pie Della terra 30g
Cherry cola-David's 50g
-The skinny David's 50g
Blueberry rooibos unknown 30g
Pu-erh coconut cacao tealux 15g
Aloha pu-erh- David's 25g
Northern lights David's 20g
Jumpy monkey David's 20g
Also have quite a bit of the following all from The Tea Store-Ottawa
Vampire voodoo
Witches brew
Afternoon skate
Hi Tattooed_tea,
I'm interested in Chocolate Pumpkin Pie, Blueberry rooibos, Aloha Pu-erh, and some of Vampire Voodoo, Witches Brew, Afternoon Skate. Contact me if you would like to set up a swap.
Hello. I'm interested in Cherry cola-David's 50g
The skinny- David's 50g
Pu-erh coconut cacao- tealux 15g
Northern lights- David's 20g
Jumpy monkey- David's 20g
Tropicalia-davidstea 20g
Let me know if there is anything you are interested in from my shelf. :)
i would love to try sweet lemon drop, spring morning, and summer morning…. contact me if you'd like to swap… most of my teas are in my cupboard!
I would love that Market Spice!
Aimee & jessi, checking your cupboards now.
do you still have the aloha pu-erh?
It's been a while since I listed for a swap. I'm interested in getting rid of these teas. I would rather do swaps for the whole amount rather than samples of this or that, but I am willing to split teas (except for the Lupicia Afternoon tea, which is unopened). If we're both interested in a swap I can let you know exact amounts of teas where only an approximate is listed.
Also, I am willing to send a tea off without anything in return if you will reimburse me for postage. I am located in the US but willing to send anywhere.
Georgia Tea Co. – Weight Loss Tea (~1oz)
Georgia Tea Co. – Snowflake Tea (~1oz)
Georgia Tea Co. – Champagne Raspberry White Tea (~1oz)
Georgia Tea Co. – Rose of the Orient (~1oz)
Nature's Tea Leaf – Silver Needle White Tea (1oz)
Lupicia – Afternoon Tea (50g, unopened)
Harney – Hot Cinnamon Spice (sachets) [also pretty old]
Red Leaf Tea – Chamomile Matcha (60g, unopenend)
Have a few extra teas available:
Interested in Davids Teas, Teavana, Harney, Verdant, Kusmi, Mariage Freres…..feel free to suggest something. I do like floral teas as long as they don't taste artificial. Not a huge fan of Rooibos. My shopping list is my wish list of teas to
Chocolate Bliss (8oz) – Ovation Teas
Raspberry Earl Grey (8.5oz) – Ovation Teas
Lavender Earl Grey (9.5oz) – Ovation Teas
I am looking for Tea Forte's Moroccan Orange Blossom Tea. I loved it. It came in a pyramid tea bag. It was in the Warming Joy sampler box. It is not sold by Tea Forte individually and I didn't like any of the other teas in the sampler box. If you have any that you are willing to trade, let me know. Thanks!
Updated my list a little. Everything is still up for trade.
I've got a few more teas to swap out from my cupboard. I'd prefer to do as few swaps as possible since shipping has been adding up lately. Check out my shopping list for teas to swap :)
Butiki The Black Lotus, ~10g
Butiki Pumpkin Milkshake 2.0, ~20g
Ronnefeldt Yunnan (apparently any amount of smokiness is not for me)
The Butikis were all ordered on Black Friday.
I'm interested in the Purple Sunset Oolong and/or the Mao Feng. Hope you find something to your liking in my cupboard! :)
Great! Following back!
I'm interested in all three if you can find anything in my cupboard that you are interested in. :)
I'll go ahead and list these here… looking to swap the entire quantities of these.
Choice Organic Rooibos (sealed box of 16 bags)
Kitchen T.L.C. Heavenly Huckleberry (~20g)
Right now these are the teas I have that are looking for good homes. The sizes range from a few cups to full, unopened packages of around 30 g. Some I just did not like and others I simply have more than I can drink. All are stored in air-tight containers away from heat and light.
The Tea Spot
Bolder Breakfast (unopened sample)
American Tea Room
- Cape Town Chai
Harney & Sons
Pomegranate Oolong
English Breakfast (unopened sample)
Herbal Infusions
- Santa's Milk & Cookies
- Pumpkin Pie Rooibos
Celestial Seasonings
- Gingerbread Spice
- Candy Cane Lane
- Sugar Cookie Sleigh Ride
- Bengal Spice
- Honey Vanilla Chamomile
White Chocolate Truffle
Chocolate Paradise
Cream Earl Grey
Coconut Chai
Peach Lemon Tutti Frutti
Royalty Blend
(Organic) Saigon Chai
Midsummer Night's Dream
Choconut Oolong
(organic) North African Mint
- Mint Chocolate Rooibos
Alpine Punch
(organic) Cold 911
(organic) The Skinny
- Quangzhou Milk Oolong
- White Chocolate Frost
- (organic) Queen of Tarts
Wild Orange Blossom
- Mudslide
Orange Chocolate Sweet Spice
Samurai Chai Mate/Maharajah Chai Oolong
Passion Fruit White Tea
Almond Green Tea
- Decaf Vanilla Nut Creme
Red Velvet
I'm interested in the Bolder Breakfast and the Quangzhou Milk Oolong, hope you can find something in my cupboard that you're interested in :)
I'm interested in:
Pomegranate Oolong
Chocolate Paradise
Peach Lemon Tutti Fruitti
Midsummer Night's Dream
Choconut Oolong
(organic) Cold 911
(organic) The Skinny
Samurai Chai Mate/Maharajah Chai Oolong
Passion Fruit White Tea
Almond Green Tea
Or any of the above. :) I'm currently in the process of receiving orders (several should be coming in tomorrow), but my cabinet should be up to date including the soon-to-be-here ones if you're interested in any of it.
I'd be interested in a few – I'll PM you in a second :)
I am happy to swap internationally! I setup a tea swap sign-up on my blog here: http://hapatite.com/tea-swap/ (hope to have it monthly!)

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The suspect in Friday's shootout in Leavenworth that left a 5-year-old girl dead has been arrested.
Authorities arrested Marcas T. McGowan, 30, for first-degree felony murder, aggravated kidnapping, aggravated endangering of a child, aggravated assault against a law enforcement officer, felony fleeing and eluding police, and criminal possession of a firearm, Leavenworth Police Chief Pat Kitchens said.
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Malick said investigators still are asking the public's help in the investigation.
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Christina Harris, who is the mother of the victim, attended Monday's news conference.
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Harris said she had been in a relationship with McGowan that she alleges involved domestic violence.
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Kneading or Stretch an Fold or both
If this has been discussed and I missed it I'm sorry, but I didn't see it.
I tried a new recipe:http://artisanbreadbaking.com/bread/french_baguettes
recipe for a 60% hydration French Bread dough, the so called French Bread
It requires 5-7 min. kneading, then stretch and fold several times, at intervals.
I thought stretch and fold method eliminated the kneading process...am I wrong? Do they go hand and hand? Or are you to do one or the other, not both?
p.s. the bread turned out good, against my own judgment I followed the recipe and did both the kneading and the strech and fold.
Any advice or remarks appreciated.


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text: It's Christmas time, a time of year that means many things to many people. Somewhere in the memory bank of most of us there are memories of all the Christmas days that have gone before. For some the reminders may be happiness mixed with sorrow as memories of Christmases past bring to mind those that have passed from the scene; fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, wives, husbands, dear friends - loved one all. Gone but somehow never forgot at this time of the year.


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The Tigers were coming off a heartbreaking loss to N.C. State.
ATLANTA — Clemson really needed a win like this.
After an excruciating loss to N.C. State last weekend, the Tigers pulled out a close one against Georgia Tech. K.J. McDaniels scored 14 points and Milton Jennings blocked a potential tying 3-pointer at the buzzer to preserve a 56-53 victory Thursday night.
"We needed that win a lot for our psyche," coach Brad Brownell said.
The Tigers (13-11, 5-7 Atlantic Coast Conference) extended their domination of the Yellow Jackets (13-10, 3-8), sweeping the season series and winning their seventh in a row overall.
It wasn't easy.
Georgia Tech rallied from a 12-point deficit in the second half and had a couple of chances to force overtime. Chris Bolden missed badly on a drive with about 10 seconds to go, appearing to get caught between shooting and passing, the ball floating up nowhere close to the rim. But the Yellow Jackets got another chance after Jennings made one of two free throws.
Mfon Udofia took off down the court, looking to get off a 3, and he appeared to have an open look when Daniel Miller delivered a pick to free up his teammate. But Jennings came up from behind to strip it away, and the Tigers celebrated. The play was especially sweet for Jennings.
Last Sunday, the senior forward missed the front end of a 1-and-1 that could've clinched it for the Tigers. Instead, he left open the door for the Wolfpack to pull out a 58-57 win on Scott Wood's 3-pointer with a second remaining.
"I'm really happy for Milton, making a free throw down the stretch and getting the big block," Brownell said. "He made the big plays to help us win."
While everyone else will likely remember the block on Udofia, Jennings was proud of making the free throw that forced the Yellow Jackets to go for a shot beyond the arc.
"That free throw was the hardest free throw I ever took in my life," he said, "just because of the situation that happened the last game."
Marcus Georges-Hunt led Georgia Tech with 11 points. The Yellow Jackets nearly pulled out an improbable win after shooting just 17 percent from the field in the first half.
They were much better in the second half, making 14 of 26 (54 percent). But the defense went south, allowing Clemson to shoot at an even better clip, 62 percent on 13-of-21 from the field. Devin Booker added 13 points and eight rebounds for the Tigers, while Jennings had 12 points.
Robert Carter Jr. had a double-double for the Yellow Jackets, 10 points and 11 rebounds.
"Our biggest challenge, and has been since league play started, is being able to maintain and sustain a consistent effort and execution at both ends of the court," Yellow Jackets coach Brian Gregory said. "When we do put both of those together — a solid defensive effort with good offensive execution — we're pretty good. When we don't ... it puts us in a deep hole."
Clemson appeared to be firmly in control when Damarcus Harrison made an open 3 with 7:51 left, pushing the Tigers to their biggest lead of the night, 47-35.
Georgia Tech responded with a 12-4 run to make a game of it. Miller helped finish off the spurt when he blocked Booker from behind on what appeared to be a clear drive to the basket, and the Yellow Jackets sprinted the other way. Bolden missed on a drive, but Carter tipped it in to cut Clemson's lead to 51-47 with 3:27 left, forcing the Tigers to take a timeout.
The home team couldn't complete the comeback.
With just over a minute to go and the shot clock running down, McDaniels drove into the lane and tried to pass to a teammate under the basket. The Yellow Jackets got a hand on it, but the ball went right back to McDaniels. He flipped up a quick shot, just ahead of the 35-second buzzer, to give Clemson a 55-50 lead with 1:02 remaining.
The Yellow Jackets didn't think McDaniels should've even been in position to make the fortuitous basket. Rod Hall threw the ball out of bounds after bumping with Carter, but the officials ruled the Georgia Tech player deflected it. Carter protested vehemently, but Clemson kept possession — and took advantage of it.
The teams slogged through a first half of brutal offensive basketball, filled with airballs, blocked shots (Clemson had six), clunkers from close range, and open 3-pointers that wouldn't fall.
Georgia Tech went nearly 8 minutes without making a field goal, made just 5 of 29 from the field — and still trailed only 20-15 at the break.
That's because Clemson wasn't much better. The Tigers hit only 8 of 29 (28 percent), failing to pull away even when the Yellow Jackets couldn't make a thing.
In the end, the last of nine blocks by Clemson preserved the win, adding to a 63-60 triumph over the Yellow Jackets last month.
The Tigers hope to take that momentum into Sunday's home game against No. 3 Miami.
"We really needed this," Booker said.


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An area middle school has won $20,000 in technology � and could win up to $140,000 more.
An area middle school has won $20,000 in technology � and could win up to $140,000 more.
New Bridge Middle School was recently selected as the state winner in the Samsung STEM Challenge, which aims to raise interest in science, technology, engineering and math by challenging students and teachers to apply their classroom learning to solve a real-world issue in their local community.
Julie Baile , science lab coordinator and teacher, said that she learned of the challenge through a school-wide email from the school�s principal, Christopher Barnes. Barnes sends out a weekly email and includes available projects in the email, she said.
�I emailed him and said I had an idea,� Baile said.
Baile and an eighth grade class consisting of 30 students will work at Sturgeon City to compare the water quality to what it was 15 years ago, help finalize the oyster reef similar to how students helped plant marsh grass 13 years ago, put plaques in the downtown area reminding residents of the New River�s presence and more.
�New Bridge kids started it and New Bridge kids will finish it,� Baile said.
And while they work, they will document the experience in a short video to submit for a chance to win at the national level.
Baile said that the timing for the challenge was perfect since eighth grade students will study hydrology when the new semester starts.
New Bridge Middle School beat out 120 North Carolina Schools in the competition, according to information from New York Public Affairs on behalf of Samsung. They will now compete among 51 state finalists, including Washington D.C.
On top of the $20,000 in technology, the school also received Samsung products and Adobe software to compete in the next phase of the competition.
�We congratulate these winners,� said David Steel, executive vice president of Samsung Electronics North America, via a news release. �The creativity and quality of these projects has raised the level of this competition to new heights. We are very encouraged by what we�ve seen from these participants. Not only are we excited to see these projects come to life but also how these young people will use STEM after this contest to improve their own futures as well as the wider world.�
Baile said that the process has been a bit stressful, especially when she was preparing the lesson plan that would be judged.
�I kept thinking �this is a $20,000 lesson plan,�� she said with a laugh.
But she also thought that it was a lesson plan that could go far in the competition and in the community.
Baile said the competition at this point is a �win-win� since the school has already won $20,000 in technology, which she thinks will consist of computers and tablets.
From the state finalists, 15 national finalists will be chosen to compete for five winning slots. Three of the five winners will be selected by a panel of judges, one by Samsung employees and one by public online voting that will take place from Feb. 14 to March 13.
The 15 national finalists will each receive a technology package valued at $35,000 while the five national winners will receive a package valued at $140,000 and be honored at an April awards ceremony in Washington D.C., according to the company.
Amanda Hickey is the government reporter at The Daily News. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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They look innocent enough.
Rather cute, actually. And the taste is good. But alas, my attempts to convert a gluten-ous cracker recipe into a gluten-free version failed miserably because these Cilantro Crackers are impenetrable by the human tooth. I might as well have mixed in stone dust with my flours because they baked into extremely hard cracker-resembling bits suitable perhaps for shingling a roof or outfitting a space missile.
I picked crackers and breadsticks as our baking challenge because I had made both successfully in the past (my Sesame-Rosemary cracker recipe is particularly tasty), and because both items make great additions to the picnic basket and the al fresco dinner table this time of year. Without a ratio to start with, I decided to try to convert a good-looking wheat flour-based cracker recipe into one that was gluten-free. My blogger buddy Heather at Girlichef recently posted a recipe for Green Chile Crackers full of cilantro and heat and I tried to adapt that recipe.
I tried a substituting the wheat flour with a blend of tapioca starch, white rice flour and buckwheat flour, with some soaked flax seeds for added fiber and texture, and though the dough rolled out beautifully,
baking them at 400 degrees F may have been too high because these babies hardened up way too much. Or perhaps my choice of mortar mix, aka flours, may have been wrong (almond flour and chick pea flour worked well for me in the past) or the ingredient ratios too cement-like (4:1:1, flour, fat, liquid).
Luckily, we do have one member of the family who was rather fond of these way-too-hard crackers, my trusty kitchen hound, Martha! Cilantro dog crackers!
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My daughter is 10 months old. We EBF until 7 months when I started very slowly introducing solids. Frankly I was surprised I made it that far considering weekly plugged ducts and other issues that made BF-ing really painful for the first 4-5 months.
Basically, from day one my baby uses the breast for food (not comfort) and if milk is not readily available, she gives up. She never "cues" hunger and is SO easily distracted that we can't nurse anywhere but home, in bed. So nursing for us has been very limiting rather than liberating. But I've stuck it out. My daughter had serious surgery at 4 months old and I credit breast milk for helping her stay free of infections, etc.
Because it seems to be up to me to offer rather than be asked, I offer the breast every 3-4 hours. She will not nurse unless I am slightly "full" which, at 10 months, is a sensation I hardly feel anymore. So I have concerns about supply too. But sometimes she just won't nurse, even if it's been 5 hours. I try and try but since we have to nurse at home there are many times when I can't keep trying and we need to get on with our day. So I will end up pumping (while stressed and rushed) and give her what I pump in a straw cup. The whole process takes HOURS and I wish there was a way to break this cycle. Do I need to boost supply to keep her interested? Should I just see how long she goes on her own before she will nurse?
Everyone (family, friends, pedi) are telling me she's "weaning" but in my heart I don't think she is. I just think we are out of sync. I really want to make this work. I am teary and stressed about it every day because I just don't know what to do.
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Skip to comments.Bill Maher reaping what Media Matters has sown
Posted on 03/22/2012 8:18:43 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
We live in a world where groups like Media Matters and Think Progress monitor and record every word uttered by any conservative of prominence in the media, hoping to find something insensitive with which to mount a campaign to silence the speaker through intimidation of advertisers.
So what goes around come around, and Bill Maher is feeling the heat. And Maher doesnt like it:
"Lets have an amnesty from the left and the right on every made-up, fake, totally insincere, playacted hurt, insult, slight and affront. Lets make this Sunday the National Day of No Outrage. One day a year when you will not find some tiny thing someone did or said and pretend you can barely continue functioning until they apologize.
If that doesnt work, what about this: If you see or hear something you dont like in the media, just go on with your life. Turn the page or flip the dial or pick up your roll of quarters and leave the booth.
The answer to whenever another human being annoys you is not make them go away forever. We need to learn to coexist, and its actually pretty easy to do. For example, I find Rush Limbaugh obnoxious, but Ive been able to coexist comfortably with him for 20 years by using this simple method: I never listen to his program. The only time I hear him is when Im at a stoplight next to a pickup truck."
Maher is right. But an amnesty is not possible so long as groups like Media Matters and Think Progress exist, because what Maher decries is their very reason for existence.
"And Bill Maher doesn't like it."
Well isn't that too bad.
Actually, I'm with Mahr on this. Our founding fathers let it rip in honor of the 1st amendment. (They just went out and shot each other, actually).
I say, other than actual obscenities on public airwaves (FCC type stuff) let them say what they want and let the public sort it out.
The shin-kicking getting a little tough for you, Maher?
Maher is right. That is why I cancelled my cable. If I have to pay for shows like his I won't get cable. Till the cable company figures out that they loss business because I will not and many others will not pay to get him on the airwaves more power to them. As of now I to only hear him when I pull up to a intersection and the jerk in the prius next to me is watching his Ipad.
Under any other circumstances I'd agree with Bill Mahr. But not this time. He's just become a victim of the Left's own double standard. Let him and his pocket book, freshly minus a million, reap what the left has sewn.
I think Peen Maher is crying uncle.
Shades of "Why can't we all get along?".
Self-serving Maher is a little too late in his promotion of the virtues of amnesty and co-existence.
The liberals pick these fights, so let's have the fight.
Truth hurts doesn't it Bill? When you are judged by the standards set by liberals, which twist back to when you called Sarah Palin the C word and T word and God knows what else, it serves you right.
The liberals pick these fights, so let's have the fight.
Truth hurts doesn't it Bill? When you are judged by the standards set by liberals, which twist back to when you called Sarah Palin the C word and T word and God knows what else, it serves you right.
"Turn the page or flip the dial or pick up your roll of quarters and leave the booth. "
I am familiar with the first two, but what does "pick up your roll of quarters and leave the booth" mean?
Best I can think of is a reference to payphones but it still doesn't make sense.
So Bill Maher can dish it out but can't take it?
Okay then.
Either a video game or a prono peep show.
pick up your roll of quarters and leave the booth
Porno peep show - we used to laugh at the guys watching these when I was a teenager a long, long time ago. Precursor to porno on the internet. Shows back then couldn't even begin to measure up with what is on some TV shows now which are free - but it's all they had.
I could care less what this hate filled anti-Christ bastard thinks about the consequences of his evil.
This is typical liberalism. The demonic-rats scorch the earth on republicans and when they return fire obama calls for civility. When the demonic-rats get busted for sex or drugs or racism they call for forgiveness of youthful mistakes or bad choices or they are temporarily out of character.
The press plays along, by pointing out any conservative voicing objection to the double standard.
The demonic-rats and their minions believe that since they have no objective standards (like Christians) they can not be held to any standard at all. If you do not profess morals than you can't be held to any moral standard.
I agree to end the false moral outrage, but must start with the oh so sensitive left!
Well, considering his brand of humor .... maybe he's talking about the guys that set their phones on 'vibrate', put them in their pocket (not the hip one), then call themselves from a phone booth. It's an old joke .... you can tell 'cause I doubt there are many, if any, coin pay phones any more.
I agree. But that doesn't mean that the liberals will stop, so neither should we. They try to intimidate us, we intimidate them.
They started it, I can remeber way back in the 60s, it was a favorite tactic. So let's show 'em that we can learn. If they get hurt, and want to improve the level of discourse, why we will follow their lead. Whichever way it goes.
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Roanoke: Mitt Romney`s campaign is running a new ad in Florida that claims Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro`s niece would support US President Barack Obama.
The spot shows a clip of Chavez saying that if he were American, "I`d vote for Obama". The Venezuelan leader did say that in September, when he also called Obama "a good guy".
Obama`s campaign on Thursday said the ad provides the Venezuelan leader with more attention than he deserves. Venezuela has had tense relations with the US government for years, even though the US is a top buyer of its oil.
"Mitt Romney continues to play Hugo Chavez`s game, giving Chavez the attention he thrives on and that he doesn`t deserve," said Dan Restrepo, a national security adviser to the Obama campaign. "Keeping America safe and advancing US interests require the kind of leadership President Obama has provided, not Romney`s bluster."
The ad, first reported by The Miami Herald, was airing on three Spanish-language TV stations in heavily Hispanic Miami.
The ad features a similar clip featuring Castro`s niece, Mariela, who has no official link to the Cuban government.
She`s a noted advocate of gay rights and has praised Obama`s stand in support of same sex marriage.
The ad represents an effort to court Cuban Americans in Miami, many of whom have supported Republican presidential candidates in past elections. Romney campaigned yesterday in Florida.


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No ya'll know that I love me some basketball, but what you might not know is that I am secretly obsessed with dunks. You see, this player right here is just too damn short to make that shizz happen. Or so I thought…
Today I came across what has got to be the hands down craziest dunk that I have ever seen. And what is even more crazy – and crazy impressive to a short guy like me – is that the dude making this dunk below is only 5'9″ tall!
Seriously crazy stuff man. Check it all out on the video below.
Yeah, super crazy shizz right there – dunking over someone who is sitting on someone else's shoulders. Not sure who is crazier here – the dunker or the other two dudes.
Check out this other pic of the action:
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While Szeleney first talked about either a Linux or NetBSD kernel as a base, it seems like he's now working on the Linux kernel - at least, the progress report only mentions Linux, it might of course be the case that he's done work with NetBSD as well. In any case, the progress reports are posted on his blog, and the first one details what has already been achieved. The base SkyOS/Linux system (I came up with that all by myself...) has the following features:
- Linux 184.108.40.206 kernel with an init ramdisk using usplash to display and animate the boot progress.
- LSB with essential tools like coreutils, etc.
- DHCP, NFS, iputils, etc.
- Initial parts of the SkyOS C++ API ported to Linux.
- Ported the SkyOS messaging system (formally known as DataExchangePorts, now called MessagePort) to allow bidirectional interprocess communication.
- Initial appserver using svgalib as graphic backend (for VESA and other dedicated chipsets). (this appserver replaces the SkyOS GUI part which resisted in the kernel)
- Initial test application using SkyOS C++ Application class to register and talk to app server.
Szeleney also detailed what's next for in this journey: "Teaching appserver key/mouse input, basic window handling" and "Porting rest of SkyOS C++ Classes (primarily all classes needed for Window handling)".
Exciting news, and it seems like SkyOS development is on track again. I'm anxiously awaiting any first test releases I can play with. There's also a small personal note that I'd like to make: I want to apologise for how I have approached the matter of the lack of progress in SkyOS. While I still stand behind the general idea of what I wrote, I could've presented it in a less aggressive and more polite manner. By not doing so, I needlessly put SkyOS and Szeleney in a bad light, and for that, I'm sorry.
At the same time, I also know full well that OSNews and I are way too insignificant to ever negatively influence Szeleney or SkyOS (or anything else, for that matter). From the brief moments I talked to him, Szeleney didn't really seem like the kind of guy who would care too much about what some silly blogger like me writes down.


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Best and Worst Player
Best Player
Goal Choice
H. ForresterBrentford Position: Midfielder
Fan Choice
Fernando TorresChelsea Position: Attacker
Worst Player
Goal Choice
R. TurnbullChelsea Position: Goalkeeper
Fan Choice
R. TurnbullChelsea Position: Goalkeeper
Team Ratings
S. Moore
A mere spectator in the first half, with the hosts taking the game to Chelsea, but dealt well with what work came his way. Nothing he could do about either goal.
L. Hodson
Supported both Donaldson and Trotta well down the right, often looking inside for the easy option rather than taking on his man.
H. Dean
Imperious in the air but on the deck, was pulled this way and that by the visitors' more fluid approach play after their equaliser.
T. Craig
Dealt well with whatever came his way, snuffing out Torres and covering for his full-backs when they ventured forwards.
S. Logan
Solid down the left flank when put up against the threat of Ivanovic and Marin, with his pace bailing him out of trouble on more than one occasion, while at the other end he proved a real handful going forward.
H. Forrester
His closing down forced the indirect free kick in the first half which then saw him go close with a stinging drive. His mazy runs proved difficult to deal with and his penalty was coolly slotted home. Impressive.
A. Forshaw
Not afraid to drive forward from midfield and go beyond the striker, while he always made himself available for the pass, with his superb slide tackle helping to set up the opener.
J. Douglas
Provided an aerial presence in the middle of the park and was economical in his use of the ball, but his influence waned as Chelsea poured forwards in search of a winner.
T. Diagouraga
The combative midfielder was very busy early on getting in and around both Ramires and Lampard, and what he lacked in technique he more than made up for in power and work rate.
C. Donaldson
Started out wide to try and use his aerial presence and pace down the flanks, which saw the game pass him by for prolonged spells, but his pass through to Adeyemi for the penalty was a great through ball.
M. Trotta
Direct and full of pace, the on-loan Fulham winger was quickest to react to turn home the opening goal after losing his man in the box.
R. Turnbull
Looked very nervous with the ball at his feet, causing a defensive mix-up with Terry in the first half. His lack of communication with his back four was troubling and he should have done a lot better with Forrester's effort which led to the opening goal, before conceding the penalty. Awful.
G. Cahill
Seemed to relish the combative nature of the clash, closing down the opposition whenever they had the ball on the edge of the box quicker than any of his team-mates.
B. Ivanović
Left plenty of space behind him on the right as he got forward for the opposition to attack, which Donaldson and Trotta exploited well.
A. Cole
With Bertrand comfortable sat just in front of him, Cole was given free license to bomb forward whenever Chelsea had the ball to good effect.
J. Terry
Given plenty of time and space to utilise his decent range of passing early on but looked rusty when put on the back foot, while his decision-making left a lot to be desired.
R. Bertrand
Found more room to manouevre down the left in the second half, with a low cross straight after the break causing plenty of problems, but lacked that crucial end product in the final third, missing an absolute sitter at the near post late on. Disappointing.
F. Lampard
Keeped things ticking over in midfield with his simple but sensible passing game, but was at fault for the opener after being caught on the ball. Looked far from his usual influential self.
Aside from a scuffed effort in the opening ten minutes, was practically anonymous before the interval, but his touch, turn and strike for the equaliser was truly world class.
M. Marin
Looked unsure whether to drift in off the flank to try and go in search of the ball or hold his position despite the lack of impact he was having on proceedings and was substituted at half time.
Guilty of some sloppy passing before the break, struggling to get going and adjust to the quick tempo of the game, but looked back to his usual, energetic self as the contest wore on.
Fernando Torres
Frustratingly isolated by a lack of service early on, with his lack of movement making him extremely easy to mark. However, his sweeping finish earned Chelsea a barely-deserved replay.
S. Barron
A late outing for the left-back to try and add more defensive solidity as Brentford sought to hold on to their lead, but unable to have any telling impact on proceedings,
S. Saunders
Introduced just before the equaliser from Torres, he put in plenty of graft during his cameo, but to little tangible effect.
T. Adeyemi
While there may be suspicions that he went down a little easily in the box to win the penalty in the first place, the darting run he made to find the room in the first place was exceptional.
Introduced to add more width to the team's attacks down the right and his excellent cross should have led to the equaliser through Bertrand.
Brought on for the second half and seemed to spur his team-mates into action with his intelligent movement and probing play.
D. Ba
With the crowd crying out for the Senegalese striker to be brought on, he had a part to play in Torres' goal.


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Editor's Note. Kate Tiernan is a graduate of Sanford High School who participated in an Extended Learning Opportunity (ELO) with Fran Libbey, the executive director of Sanford Downtown Legacy. Before graduating, Tiernan gathered and submitted the following information to the Sanford News. Local businesses and organizations that would like to learn more about mentoring a student or partnering with Sanford Schools should contact ELO Manager Pam Cote at firstname.lastname@example.com.
SANFORD — Sanford Downtown Legacy has a lot planned for this year.
The organization, which is supervising the revitalization of downtown Sanford, will hold its annual meeting at the Sanford Town Club on Washington Street on Monday, Feb. 11, at 5:30 p.m. From there, the organization will work on creating an indoor marketplace and a science museum for Sanford. As well, SDL will work with the City of Sanford to establish a new park by the waterfall at Number One Pond. And, as always, the group will sponsor its three annual festivals, "Summah Daze" in late July, early August, "Harvest Daze" in September, and "Holly Daze" in December — all the while planning "Goodall Daze," a local historical tour, for June 22.
Sanford Downtown Legacy also will be affiliated with the Sanford Farmers Market, which will reopen in Central Park and the Rite Aid parking lot in Springvale this spring, as well as the citywide cleanup in May and the father's Day Fishing Derby.
Formed in 2007, Sanford Downtown Legacy received the distinguished "Main Street Community" status from the Maine Development Foundation in 2009. The organization often collaborates with the Sanford-Springvale Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development and the Sanford Parks and Recreation Department.
SDL carries out much of its work through four committees that individually focus on organization, promotion, design and economic restructuring. The design committee helps new and existing businesses to beautify their properties and creates design guidelines to which the city can refer when approached by a business for new construction. The economic restructuring committee tries to recruit new businesses and works with existing ones to help them be successful. The promotion committee plans events and spreads the word about the positive aspects of downtown Sanford, while the organization committee coordinates volunteers and fundraisers.
All of these committees are comprised of volunteers and one paid executive director, Fran Libbey. SDL also has a board of directors, of which Maura Herlihy is president.
Sanford Downtown Legacy's mission statement is "to coordinate and lead public and private actions to redevelop the Mousam Waterfront, Sanford Downtown and the historic mills area into a thriving, energetic, commercial, social, cultural, residential and entertainment destination through concentrated efforts of organization, design, promotion, economic restructuring and historic preservation."
Sanford Downtown Legacy always needs volunteers to help out during its events. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Executive Director Fran Libbey at 490-4002.
Sanford High School graduate Kate Tiernan recently completed an Extended Learning Opportunity (ELO) with Sanford Downtown Legacy. Tiernan worked directly with Libbey and took part in the organization's recent events, including "Holly Daze" last month.
"All of the Sanford Downtown Legacy events play a large role in creating a strong community, and everyone benefits from them: local residents, retail business owners, professionals, city officials, property owners, large corporations, and financial institutions," Tiernan said in a press release she wrote for SDL before she completed her ELO. "The people of Sanford benefit the most. They are the ones who get to have fun and enjoy the events that Sanford Downtown Legacy puts on! And just remember: the next time you watch the pumpkins drop during 'Harvest Daze,' make sure you think of the people who made this happen!"


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Bad Move By Google: Hiding Search Referral Info... Unless You're An Advertiser
from the does-no-one-review-these-things-for-anti-trust-issues? dept
But that was before Danny Sullivan's post over the weekend that goes into great detail on the specifics of what Google did and on how it appears to only block such info from publishers, while creating a work around for advertisers. This seems especially questionable -- and doubly so -- at a time when Google is facing antitrust scrutiny. Do they have no one at the company who reviews these things for how it will look on the antitrust front?
I won't get into all the details -- seriously, just read Sullivan's post to understand what happened -- but the simplest way to explain it is that Google had a real opportunity to actually make the web a lot more secure, by creating a real incentive for lots of other sites to become more secure. But, instead, it limited things in a way that suggests it's doing things that are potentially anti-competitive, favoring its own advertisers and providing them info that others don't get. The key point isn't that Google turned on the default SSL searches, but how they did it, and how they missed an opportunity to actually make things more secure:
What I do know is that Google missed a huge opportunity to make the entire web much more secure. Google could have declared that it was shifting its default search for everyone – not just logged-in users — to be secure. Privacy advocates would have loved this even more than the current change which, using Google's own figures, protect less than 10% of Google.com searchers.Hopefully, Google will see the wisdom of what Danny is suggesting, and make that change, rather than the one that they did.
Google could have also said that if anyone wanted to continue receiving referrer data, they needed to shift to running secure servers themselves. Remember, referrers pass from secure server to secure server.
Millions of sites quickly adopted Google +1 buttons in the hopes they might get more traffic from Google. Those same millions would have shifted — and quickly — over to secure servers in order to continue receiving referrer data.
Better protection across the web for everyone, while maintaining the unwritten contract between search engines and the publishers that support them to provide referrer data. That would have been a good solution. Instead, we got Google providing protection for a sliver of those searching, withholding data from the majority of sites that support it and solving problems only for its advertisers.


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People are bonkers. I know this. I witness it on a daily basis and have learnt in recent years that 'normal' is not something that happens in humanity. From the man at the supermarket last night who sniffed all his tomatoes individually before giving them to the cashier, to the woman shouting on the bus last week that she was 'mortally dead', to me singing Bananaphone repeatedly, daily, regardless of where I am. We're all a little bit strange. The last few weeks though have produced several news stories involving the government making decisions and comments based on what I can only describe as completely off the wall. We're talking the level at which you'd not only sing Bananaphone but genuinely try to call someone on the fruit in question, before only eating the tomatoes that smelt right and declaring yourself mortally dead, all at once whilst dressed as the Earl of Sandwich.
Case in point: We've had Louise Mensch, everyone's least favourite potty mouthed MP, declare UK Uncut 'intolerable bullies' while other Conservatives referred to them as 'terrorists' & because they had a lovely street party with bunting and cakes which may have upset Nick Clegg's children that weren't actually there, Ken Clarke claim that terrorists sit at the back of courts writing notes on national security. If you take these two comments alone as gospel then we are living in a world where terrorists pop up with their iPads at the back of the Old Bailey to jot down expert tips on exactly where to hand out party bags and indulge in fizzy pop. Were the Tory notion of reality correct, we'd be living in a very surreal world indeed. One where cakes are dangerous. That my friends, is a terrible world.
We can add to these spurts of madness Boris Johnson saying the BBC has 'left wing bias' because its paid for by the taxpayer, despite his job being entirely paid for by the tax payer and Gove, the man in charge of all the school's assuming that Robert Jay QC's comment on him being similar to JS Mill, a man who believed in equal rights for all, was an insult. Then you have Baroness Warsi, evil Liza Tarbuck lookalike and a woman who thinks housing benefits should be cut, while failing to declare income from a flat she rents & claiming expenses for staying at a friend's house. Oh and finally today, it was revealed Cameron, who has already spent the last two weeks defending a member of his cabinet whose credibility is hanging on a thread a silk worm would struggle with, has been having meetings with Tony Blair. Yep. Tony Blair. That one. Now let's ignore all the other trazillion issues I have with Mr 'war criminal' himself and instead focus on the fact that Blair was in charge, at least up until the final few years, of the government that Cameron still keeps blaming the 'mess we're in' on. Yet, he's meeting him for discussions? If this proves to be a theme, he'll soon be having lunch with the Eurozone Crisis and dinner with Joe Public and all his credit card debt that's ruined the UK.
Sane? Not really. Hypocritical? Yes, often. Though I'm starting to wonder if the hypocrisy is intentional, or just what happens when you're mad, rich and live in a construct created by the cushy world you live in. A world where those poor people you've heard of love pastys and caravans so much it makes most sense to reverse those cuts rather than anything else. They won't at all worry about the health service or having a job if they've saved 20p on a steak and onion and can sit under their awnings knowing that using a travelling vehicle to go nowhere won't bankrupt their already bankrupt accounts. Oh and buzzards. They've decided not to destroy buzzard nests anymore. I don't dislike this decision, but I daresay there are some elderly people feeling a little sore about their 'granny tax' while the government dwells on the important tasks. Part of me is scared that this is merely part of a plan to make buzzards enjoy the scent of pasties, release them near caravan parks and do away with a portion of society they don't want to deal with.
But if this is what the Conservatives think then they are not just out of touch but have never been in touch. And how can you argue with someone who sees the world in an entirely different light to the rest of us? I've often wondered how someone can be selfish enough to be truly right wing, and it occurs to me that maybe its a form of illness. In which case, the next question needs to be, how do we get them all sectioned and find a government that will only merely sing 'Bananaphone' out of office and not when deciding policies that will affect democracy in the UK for many years to come? Let me know, as I'd very much like to eat cakes on the bus without getting arrested.


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Sean & Sara's Minimal Americana
Name: Sean and Sara Woolsey
Location: East side — Costa Mesa, CA
Size: 1200 square feet
Years lived in: 1 year — Rent
Sean Woolsey is an artist, specializing in hand crafted furniture design and fine art. He brings the artistry involved in his DIY goods home, where he shares a one bedroom cottage with his wife Sara. Together they have created a minimal, clean, approach to vintage Americana accented with industrial touches.
Sean and Sara were married last year and just moved into their new house. It really does look like the classic all-American dream with its picket fence and lovely garden. Sara noted during our shoot how much fun it's been this past year, as every day she comes home to some new creation or decorative touch to the house. Sean has an appreciation for reclaimed wood and vintage military style.
Sean and Sara note that the most significant things in their home are "the George Nakashima Conoid chair I recently built of black walnut" and "my desk that Sean built for me as a birthday gift before we were married. It was the first piece of furniture he ever made." Realizing that designing their home is a matter of "being yourself at all times, and having your space really reflect you", their aim was to be as authentic as possible.
Tying in their love for the history of their California beach town home and fine craftsmanship, the Woolseys adopted the idea of simple styling and open space. "Our house has a great heritage, as it was built in 1941. A lot of craftsmanship went into the construction, including but not limited to: oak floors, sash windows, a cone wood burning fireplace, a cove ceiling, etc. In the 60's a group of artists and potters lived and worked in our house. The brick walkway in the backyard is from a large brick kiln that they used. We respectfully and intentionally have maintained and shown off these vintage details, while adding some modern flair with our personal aesthetic."
Apartment Therapy Survey:
Our Style: Eclectic MidCentury Craftsman.
Inspiration: Our travels, friends, wabi-sabi.
Favorite Element: Our breakfast nook in the shining morning light and winter evenings we really enjoy the 1960's cone fireplace.
Biggest Challenge: Small amount of storage space and no garage.
What Friends Say: They love it, and admire the changes that are always being made. We really try to have a convivial environment, and often have friends over for dinner and drinks, whether it is in the winter making pizza and hanging by the fire, or in our front yard barbecuing.
Biggest Embarrassment: Linoleum floors in kitchen and bath. That is next on Sean's list of things to do.
Proudest DIY: Sean: building the fence, and for Sara: the laser engraved mirrors.
Biggest Indulgence: Yet to come.
Best Advice: Be yourself. Let your space change with you. Buy things of lasting value.
Dream Sources: Crafting your own things, anything Sam Maloof, flea markets, ABC Carpet and Home, Heath Ceramics, glassware from Mexico.
Resources of Note:
- • Behr: Swiss Coffee White
- • Macrome Succulents: made by Sean
• Chairs: vintage
• Come In/ Go Away Doormat: Amazon
- • Couch: made by Sean
• Walnut coffee Table: made by Sean
• Art on sheet metal: made by Sean
• Wood Burning fireplace: "This is why we moved in"-Sean
• Pipe and flange wall shelving unit: made by Sean
• Rope Overhead Lighting: made by Sean
• Sara's desk: made by Sean
• Flag: Vintage
Desk Lamp: made by Sean
• Ekornes of Norway chair: Estate Sale $4 find
• Conoid Chair: made by Sean
- • Walnut dining table: made by Sean
• Lights: Ikea- Spraypainted Matte Black
• Breakfast nook: made by Sean
• Granite Countertop-Our awesome neighbors gave it to us
- • Ceiling lamp: made by Sean
• Wood Wall with bookshelf: made by Sean
• Quilt: Sundance Catalog
• Additional Closet/Denim Rack: made by Sean
Thanks, Sara and Sean!
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Many veterans did their duty to their country, but never received their earned military medals and ribbons before the were honorably discharged.
Roger Marsh and Jim Webb, both of Macon are offering assistance to veterans and their families to begin the process to get the medals and ribbons by filling out the paperwork.
"I've been around the military," said Marsh. "I served in the Army for three years. I'm not an expert, this is just something I like to do to help the Veterans."
On Saturday, Nov. 2, a free workshop for veterans was held at the Macon County Historical Society Museum on Highway 63, south of Macon. Another workshop is planned for this Saturday, Nov. 9, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Veterans who bring a copy of their DD214, or discharge Certificate or Separation Notice will be helped to complete an SF180 Application to request their initial issue of awards.
The application and a copy of the discharge will be sent to the National Personal Records Center-Military Records in St. Louis.
"St. Louis will review the information and contact them," said Marsh.
Vendor catalogs are also available that specialize in military awards and accessories for those who have already received their awards, but may want to purchase replacements.
"Many Veterans frame their medals and ribbons," he said. "It's a neat thing to do to show your pride."


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Furniture eventually reaches a point where it needs more than dusting and polishing. Many old pieces simply need to be cleaned to restore them. Removing the original finish of a valuable piece, if it is in good condition, would destroy much of its value and character.
Different kinds of furniture call for different cleaning methods. Wood furniture may be finished with oil, varnish, lacquer or shellac. For these finishes, use a good cream furniture polish or a furniture cleaner-conditioner. These may be commercial products or you may make a cleaner-conditioner by mixing together the following ingredients:
Pour the turpentine into a glass container that has a tight lid. Add the linseed oil and mix well before using. You can store the mixture indefinitely in a sealed container.
CautionUse sparingly on shellac finish. To find out if finish is shellac, sponge a spot that will not show with denatured alcohol. The finish will soften and come off if it is shellac.
To use cleaner-conditioner:
NoteDiscard mixture when the water becomes cold. Do not reheat — the mixture is flammable and will become gummy.
Painted furniture is relatively easy to clean. Paint cleaners are sold commercially in liquid, powder and paste form. A good cleaner for flat paint is soap jelly. It can be made by dissolving three tablespoons of white soap flakes in one cup of boiling water. To increase its cleaning ability, add a teaspoon of ammonia or two teaspoons of borax. If the surface to be cleaned requires scouring, add 1/4 cup of whiting.
To clean glossy enamel and other painted surfaces that have a glossy finish, use a cloth wrung out in hot water, or hot water containing one teaspoon of washing soda for a gallon of water. Rub gently. Soap-free detergents also may be used. Trisodium phosphate and many of the commercial cleaners dull the finish of glossy paints and soap leaves a film.
Leather on furniture may be cleaned by washing with saddle or castile soap and water. Use as little water as possible. Wipe off soap traces with a clean, damp cloth and, when thoroughly dry, polish briskly with a soft dry cloth.
Avoid using furniture polishes, oils or varnishes on leather because they could make the leather sticky.
If leather appears dry, apply a small amount of leather dressing with fingertips. Rub until the dressing is completely absorbed.
Leather dressing can be purchased or you can make one using the following ingredients available at most drug stores:
To mix, warm the container of lanolin in hot water until the lanolin is melted. Slowly add neat's foot oil, stirring until blended.
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