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OHIOJEWl 2=5? ^jPO^ierving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over SO Years \jP§&. LIBRARY, OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1982 VELM,v AVE. COLS. 0, 43211 EXCH VOL. 52 NO. 51 DECEMBER 12, 1974 - KISLEV 28 Kissinger Appeals To Congress To Keep Jackson - Mills - Vanik Legislation Intact Newsies Sale This Saturday When the Charity Newsies hold their 68th Annual Newspaper Sale for funds to clothe needy school children this Saturday, December 14, more than three huhdredfNewsies will be selling papers on street conifers' all over the city and county. All money received from the papers, and from donations made to Charity Newsies at any time of the year, is used 100 percent for charity. Over 10,000 needy school children of Franklin County are outfitted with winter clothing every year by the Newsies, plus many emergency cases are handled throughout the year where in addition to clothing, the families are given food, coal and blankets. • Administration expenses for the Newsies operation are'Merlvetf from the yearly motorcycle races sane.-. -ti()ited .by .jthe AMA,and. held .at the Ohio State W'tisrotirtdsf -"' '*' Some of the Newsies from this area who will be selling papers are shown above. From left to right, they are: George Monroe, 636 N. Dawson Ave.; Chuck Weigand, this year's president and Chuck Bell, 7207 Scioto Darby Road. Not present when the pictures were taken were: Dr. Ben Caplan, 92 S. Cassingham "Road; Marvin Glassman, 360 N. Columbia Ave.; Dr. (Russell Lieberman, 2420 Dover Road; Abe Orendorff, 187^§..,Stan,wood Road; Harry Silberstein, 148 S. RBjtiingtpn.'Road;'. Rabbi Nathan Zelizer, 166 N. (Jissady Ave.; Al Solove, 918 Francis Ave.; Louis Berliner, 509 N. Cassady; Charles B. Margulis, 26 S. Hampton; Herbert L. Fenburr, 2742 Bryden Rd. and Bert Charles, 2548 W. Lane Ave. By Joseph Polahoff WASHINGTON, (JTA) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger appealed to Congress Dec. 3 to keep the Jackson - Mills - Vanik legislation intact in the pending Trade Reform Bill and not engage in questioning that may jeopardize what he described as "a satisfactory compromise" that had been achieved "on an un¬ precedented and ex¬ traordinarily sensitive set of issues." He said it was "now essential to let the provisions and understandings of the compromise proceed in practice." The Secretary, who read a prepared statement and submitted to questioning before the Senate Finance Committee Dec. 3 was referring to the exchange of letters between himself and Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D. Wash.) on Oct. 18 in which an understanding was reached that the Soviet Union would "hot TfampeFoF restrict the emigration of Soviet citizens including Jews, in return for which the Soviet Union would be granted U.S. trade benefits and credits. The Finance Committee approved the Trade Reform Bill with the understanding that the Senate would not act on it until Kissinger submitted himself to questions from the committee, ' a proviso requested by Sen. Harry Byrd (Ind., Va.). In his prepared statement, Kissinger revealed that the "basis" for his correspon¬ dence with Jackson arose from his conversations with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Geneva last April in Cyprus last May, and Moscow last July. Under questioning by various Senators, he said he had also discussed the matter with Soviet Am¬ bassador Anatoly Dobrynin, and that Soviet Communist Party Secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev had made "analogous statements" to former President Nixon, to President Ford and to the Secretary of State Kissinger also conceded, under questioning, that the un¬ derstanding on emigration with the Russians depends principally on "faith." In his prepared statement, however, he emphasized that "there will be ample opportunity to test in practice what has been set down on paper and to debate these matters again for stock - taking foreseen in the legislation" which requires the President to report to Congress on Soviet emigration practices, The only "paper" involved, however, is Kissinger's exchange of letters with Jackson. The Secretary, emphasized that there is no "formal agreement" bet- (CONTINUED ON PAGE S) New Mideast Conflict Imminent Unless Negotiations Take Place U.S.S.R. Circumventing U.S. Accord LONDON, (JTA)-Soviet authorities are being ac¬ cused of various forms of harassment, intimidation and isolation to prevent Jews from applying for exit visas to go to Israel. According to Jewish sources in the Soviet Union, these methods, exemplified in one instance by .malpractice and bribery charges brought against Dr. Mikhail Stern in Vinnitsa, Ukraine, are being used to circumvent the Soviet un¬ dertakings, cited in the Oct. 18 exchange of letters bet¬ ween U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Sen. Henry M. Jackson, to end harassment and allow Jews and others to emigrate. Dr. Stehij 56, who was to have gone on trial Dec. 2, had his trial'postponed to Dec. 10 ' becauseofillness.,Heissaid to be suffering from' tuberculosis and internal bleeding in addition to a heart conditon. The physician has been charged under clause 168, sect. 2 of the Soviet Penal Code which [ deals with bribery and, carries a maximum penalty of death. He has also been charged under clause 143 of the Ukrainian Penal Code which carries a maximum penalty of ten years im¬ prisonment and exile for up to five years. The allegations against Dr. Stern, which Jewish sources say are , totally unfounded, claim that he took bribes from patients to provide them .with generally unobtainable drugs. s Another unsubstantiated charge that he had deliberately poisoned patients in order to treat them was dropped by the authorities following a world-wide protest. Jewish sources said that Dr. Stern was arrested last May because his sons had applied for emigration visas. His case is seen "as an attempt by Soviet authorities to in¬ timidate other Soviet Jews from applying for visas, the implication being that if they do, members of their families could be arrested on trumped - up charges, the sources-said. Although Dr. Stern has been under detention for six months, his defense lawyer, - A. Axelband, of Moscow, was given'his file only on Nov. 25 a week before the trial was . scheduled to start., Last weekend nearly 1000 British (CONTINUED ON PAGE 17) New York, N. Y. — A new Mid-East conflict appears imminent unless negotiations between Israel, the Arabs, including the PLO, take place soon - and there can be no peace without a solution to the Palestinian problem. These were some, of the -.opinions-.-expressed in the . course of a discussion bet¬ ween Sana Hassan, an Egyptian Political Science student at Harvard and Dr. Arthur Hertzberg, Adjunct Professor of History at Columbia University as part ot a symposium sponsored by the Academic Committee of the American Section of the World Jewish Congress at Brooklyn College. The participants differed sharply on whether such negotiations first require a PLO aban¬ donment of terrorism and the recognition of Israel as a State or whether the Israelis must assume the "risks for peace" by talking with Arafat without preconditions on the problem of the Palestinians. The symposium was held before an overflow audience of 500 students, professors and a number of the University's Arabs and Palestinians studying at the School. Chairman Israel Singer, in his introduction, explained that these forums were part of the World Jewish Congress' "Outreach" program to place before Jewish students and academics both the existing and projected concerns facing the Jewish, community here and abroad. The World Jewish Congress represents Jewish communities in 65 countries with headquarters in Geneva, The American. Section is an umbrella of 17 major Jewish lsodies in¬ cluding the three branches of Judaism. Both Ms. Hassan, the daughter of a former Egyptian Ambassador to the United States and the UN, and Rabbi Hertzberg, who is also the President of the American Jewish Congress stone of the ,-WJC's 17 American affiliates) agreed that there are Palestinians with problems, thai there are real Arab - Jewish issues and that the existing conflict represents not so much a wrong versus a right, but as it was once described by the late first President of Israel, Chaim Weizmann, as a right versus a right. "I think that in the final end, recognition must be granted, but that Israel must start negotiations without that recognition," Ms. Hassan asserted. "It has nothing to lose; the alter¬ native appears to be a pre¬ empted strike, and this will solve nothing at all. I recognize the difficulty Israelis have in dealing with people they consider terrorists and murderers, but they are not the first nation to .have to overcome this repugnance, such as the British in dealing with the Mau-MaU or the United' States in finally dealing with the Viet Cong." She felt that Arafat in his U.N. address had to still talk about a multi-lingual secular state since he could not offer "his only bargaining card, (CONTINUED ON PAGE 17) ■ Rabin Sees 7 Lean Years JERUSALEM (WNS) - Israelis have been told by Premier Yitzhak Rabin' that their country faces "seven lean years" and Israel's future depends on whether it can emerge from them unscathed. He said it would take that long for the effects of the Arab oil weapon to be overcome in the United States and Western Europe. Rabin also said that Israel has to decide whatiprice it is willing to pay for a further accord with Egypt before Soviet Communist Party Secretary Leonid x I. Brezhnev visits Cairo in January since it is in Israel's\ interest to prevent further ' Soviet influence in Egypt. Rabin's remarks were contained in alengthy in¬ terview published in Haaretz. Rabin acknowledged that President Ford was in- ■', terested in avoiding a crisis' with the Arab oil producing states because Ford is concerned with the success of his economic policies during the next two years. The Premier stressed that it did no good to exaggerate the power of American Jewry and denounced Likud's urging for "calling on American Jewry" every) time Israel faced a crisis. Rabin called Gen. George S. Brown, chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff, one of Israel's strongest sym; pathizers and said Israelis must beware of creating a situation in which the anti- Israel, anti-Semitic allegations such as' Brown made recently becomes the rule rather than the ex¬ ception. 'Later Rabin in a talk to 3000 Tel Aviv high school students " said Israel was prepared to offer substantial concessions to the Arab states in the interest of a peace settlement but in no case ~would it return to its pre-1967 borders. 11 CJwwiiy Kettiftieft iUtutyabeit Safe 9» Soiwuiay-I0W CWuiy
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Cindy Meadows not running
From WZEP, "Current District 5 commissioner Cindy Meadows will not be running. While Meadows has prefiled and is on the list, earlier this week she changed her mind and decided no to run for the office."
So that leaves Charlie Burke, George Wallace Smith and Bob Hudson. Who best represents our district?
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Crap! Now who's going to represent Sowal while Brannon's at a photo op!
Dear God Almighty, you think the big blue signs were a disaster, just wait until we experience life without Cindy Meadows!
OH NO!! She's the best.
Does anyone know George Wallace Smith? WRobert do you have any insight?
Cindy, Please reconsider!
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You got three getting into the race. Charlie Burke the mosquito guy. I guess a lot of his is going to depend on what happens next week.
George W. Smith, never met the guy.
Robert M 'Bob' Hudson, treasurer of the Taxpayer's Association, I know him really well, staunch fiscal conservative. Has led the charge to reduce taxes, with Cindy's assistance the last 3 years.
Thanks. I know Burke and Hudson, just not Smith. Do you know if Burke ever got his residency issues handled? Also, do you expect any others coming into the race now that Cindy isn't running or is it too early to tell?
The reason I am peppering you with questions is that I believe it will be decided in the primary and you are our go to guy in the local GOP. Thanks!
Isn't Charlie Burke still tied up in Court for reportedly living in Bay County while being the Director of South Walton Mosquito Control? If I correctly recall, Gov Crist had him removed from his duties with Mosquito Control until the Court could make a ruling.
Bob Hudson -- isn't he the one who called the law on Seabreeze Jazz Festival, making them turn down the volume of the music festival?
Charlie goes to court next week from what I am told. He is a Commissioner on that board. I guess if he is convicted he will not run, and if not, then he will have to resign to run.
Bob was not in town for the Festival. Remember, Pridgen asked him to take a vacation that weekend, so he did. He did bring it up to the BCC about the fact if they were going to enact noise and parking ordinances, then everyone should be made to follow them. The neighborhood he lives in, from what I understand, is mostly elderly retired. When they have a problem, they all come to Bob and let him try to get it worked out for them. His prior experience in both business and government has really been helpful. But enough about Bob. I am sure he can jump on here and answer questions and toot his own horn when he gets through getting all those petitions signed so he can get on the ballot.
The only rumours I have heard as far as additional people running:
Kathy O'Dell who was a commissioner in Okaloosa County that I hear has moved into Walton County.
Anita Page, who I sure most of you know from the SWCC.
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Once the Democratic Party gets their headquarters squared away, maybe they'll put up some good commissioner candidates in all the races. This opening could be their opportunity to take some local seats.
Does anyone know how much longer they have to file to run?
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In fact, any Independent or any Other party member could file and have a chance at winning. They'd at least make it to the General Election in November. Does anyone know all the different parties that one could file under for commissioner?
[quote=TooFarTampa;406445]Anyone who can get you two to agree must be a miracle worker.
While that may be so, the loss of Cindy Meadows as a Walton County Commissioner will set the county back to a period that was prevalent before she was elected. With the election of Sara Commander and the presence of Cindy on the commission, things were really beginning to look up for a progressive Walton County. She is a thoughtful, intelligent and wise commissioner. I, for one, hope she will reconsider when she realizes how highly she is thought of by her constituency.I think of government as the Mafia without the moral authority or predictability. Ron Hart
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There are three commissioner seats up this time. Would be great if Cindy stayed. She has represented ALL of South Walton commendably. But, need to keep all the options open for all seats.
And anyone who could get Andy A. and I to agree, well...she should be running for higher office. I wonder if we could get someone responsive to run for my district (which would give her and Comander a working majority) and maybe take some of the S. Walton responsibility off her, she would reconsider.
Think about it...the one woman is basically the only representative of all of SoWal, and she is so incredibly responsive and fair. It's too much to ask of anyone. SoWal is part of two districts, and yet Cindy Meadows is our only advocate on the BCC.
People, we've got to start voting down here.
One thing I think WE ALL agree on is this:
Sara Comander is a breath of fresh air in Walton County.
Regarding Meadows, I'm not sure I can ever excuse her absence from the all too important Redfish Village vote last year. Her excuse was family illness. Maybe so.
But at a minimum, she should have requested that the vote be postponed if she knew she could not make it since this VERY IMPORTANT issue took place in her district. I think she caved in but did not want to go on record. That way, she makes no "real" enemies on either side.
Sara Comander was the only one with the courage and fortitude to stand up to the "FAB 3".
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Herman Walker in district 2. lol - He was on the BCC before. I saw him get in a fight with a friend of mine after a meeting.
Who is Bob Hudson ?
(Please forgive this short introduction - I will be back often during the upcoming campaign. But wrobert mentioned to me that this thread had started and that I should make a introduction quickly)
Pat and I retired here 7 years ago from Dallas, Texas. This was the last stop on a career of over 30 years with the largest male youth serving organization in America. In my last 5 years with that organization I seved as the National Director of Fiscal Management with as staff of 39 CPA's that were responsible for the accounting functions in 343 locations in the US and 7 foreign countries.
We chose Walton County and specifically Santa Rosa Beach as our last residence. Like many of you we vacationed here for over 30 years renting units along the 30-A corridor and our family grew to love this area.
I spent my first 2 years fishing almost daily. I caught enough fish to last a lifetime and found a new interest in the Walton County Taxpayers Association. I have served on that Board for almost five years. I have attended over 80 percent of the Board of County Commissioner's meeting's ,Walton County School Board meetings, South Walton Fire District and even the South Walton Mosquito Control Board meetings. I have served that organization as Treasurer and as it's webmaster. My primary focus with them has been in the financial analysis area. I consider that organization to be the premier "taxpayers advocate" organization in Florida. It has existed for over 28 years and has served Walton County taxpayer interest well. That is where I initally met wrobert as he was a member of that organization when I was asked to serve.
I have been interested in politics all of my life. I truly enjoy the American process of government. I once served as a School Board member for 5 years.
I have worked with CIndy on many common issues. Although I was asked by many to run for the District 5 Commissioner position, I made a decision to support Cindy in her re-election. I met with her personally over a year ago and told her that I would not run against her. I was in a meeting with her less that 2 weeks ago and restated my intention to support her.
Tuesday of this past week everything changed. I received a call informing me that Cindy had made a decision not to seek a second term. Like many of you, I was shocked by her decision. I was more shocked by who was left in the pre-qualified pool.
I decided that I would pre-qualify.
I am currently securing the necessary 343 candidate petition's required. This is a tremendous task in a 9 day period.
I will continue to check this site daily, but I must spend the time to actually have my name added to the ballot. After that is done I will answer any and all questions that are posted on this site.
My cell number is 543-2378. Have a question ? Call me.
Thank you !
Bob Hudson
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Cindy's brother had open heart surgery in Tallahassee at that time.
I think this is a bit unfair to Cindy Meadows. If she said there was a family illness, I believe her. She is a person of integrity. And, who knows? she might have asked for the vote to be rescheduled; if so, it would not be the only time she was overruled by the other members of the Board ! JMHOA people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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What's unfair is that "we", those people in her district, were not represented - period. Great effort and expense were spent by the neighborhood to try and make the county follow its own rules ----- all in vain because of the "Fab 3".
In today's era of immediate communication, there was no excuse at all for her to not have at least asked for a delay on this issue so that she could, at least, go on record with her vote.
Is that asking too much?
I do believe there's much more to this particular story as a $100 million+ development was literally at stake.Last edited by BlueMtnBeachVagrant; 05-10-2008 at 10:28 PM.
Dear Bob,
I sincerely appreciate your response above. And it sounds like you should know exactly what happened to her that day per your stated relationship with her.
However, there's one minor problem here...
It simply doesn't agree with what Cindy Meadows said was the reason in an email from her:
I am truly sorry that my 80 year old mother passed out and was rushed to Bay Medical in Panama City. I had to be present to make sure she didn't pass away without me by her side.
I guess Cindy really did have her reasonS. Consistency is a virtue that everyone should strive for.
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BMBV, I wouldn't expect Bob, or anyone else for that matter, with the possible exception of Ms Meadows, to recall where someone was exactly on any given particular date, especially when one has a full agenda. You obviously have a bone to pick, but it is irrelevant to this thread.
"With Liberty and nothing for all" ---my 3 yr. old nephew's version of the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Didn't Bob Hudson run off the jazz festival?? If he is part of the taxpayer's association, in these hard economic times why wouldn't you want to keep the REVENUE from the festival in Walton County. I understand about the noise ordinance but one time at that location in a year and he wants to complain?
Trust me, I am a member of a family that has cared about and served the people of Walton County for over 4 generations. We were raised to believe that it was a responsibility to hold public office. It concerns me that there are those who present themselves as something they are not and even more so that there are some very short-sighted voters who fail to understand the totality of a decision's implications. Probably the most important point I heard from any politician recently was when Bob Graham, Florida's senator and former governor, stated that after years of pushing for
science and math improvements in the educational system the time has come to once again emphasize history and government for the citizens. From reading SoWal I can assess who is being put forward by the "good old boys"( this is not always a status attained by longevity in the area).
Great. Slow economy and Bob wants to run off a major local event that was founded here which brings in thousands of visitors into the area. Plus untold $$$ tax dollars and business revenue.
Yeah, that makes ALOT of sense.
The Carters who own the radio station that put it on have been here a heck of a lot longer than Bob. They have also done a heck of a lot more for the community than Bob will ever do.
I would guess you are retired, right Bob? So money, tax revenue and business revenue to support the local community and infrastructure is not really important to you.
Yes, helping running off the Jazz Festival is one of the dumbest things you could have done right now Bob, in my opinion. Congrats on your success.
Just what we need in a County Commissioner............ maybe Bob should run for US Congress instead.
I don't get it... I was pretty sure that the Jazz Fest was long gone and moved before Bob ever went before the CC to discuss it.
The Seabreeze Jazz Festival had signed a contract to relocate before I spoke with the Commission. That has been reported in the media a number of times.
The real issue that needs to be addressed is the lack of suitable venues that would provide an opportunity for such events.
The issue has once again been highlighted by the County Commission on Tuesday evening when Commissionner Meadows placed 3 conditions on the Seaside Jazz Festival. All three are directed at the lack of parking and safety issues associated with the events outgrowing the venue and the lack of a sutible venue for such events.
We need a healthy economic climate here. Tourism pays a majority of the bills in Walton County.
We have been permenant residents for 7 years. I first came here 42 years ago when a Beach house was a 30 x 30 concrete block building, you drove to Destin to buy groceries and 30-A was truly scenic.Last edited by Bob Hudson; 05-16-2008 at 02:08 AM.
All these references to a "suitable venue" are starting to scare me. What type of venue are you envisioning?
And what is so wrong with having events within the communities? If the laws are so inconsistent with the whole New Urban vision of Seaside, maybe the laws need to be changed instead of the great little festivals.
My we are up late.
In reality what I am trying to say is simply that we need to seek out and develop places that can accomodate the large crowds that attend. People want to have a good time at such events. Pat and I have attended the event everyone is talking about 4 times in the past seven years. The attendance has grown each year but the available parking has not.
Why have we not as a community purchased a parcel and developed it and then marketed many other events for local residents and visitors? Would now be the time when land prices have fallen dramatically to acquire a large parcel for such use. Everyone enjoys having things to do, be they a "full-time" resident of "tourist."
There is really nothing "unsuitable" about Gulf Place or Seaside in terms of holding such events there other than the lack of parking. The available area within those properties by nature suggest some limit on the size of the crowd.
I am actually for more of these events.
I "understand" their economic value to our economy.
The current WC "Sound" ordinance actually has a provision for exemptions to the 60 decibel level. They must simply show how they are addressing the safety issues such as parking and then they can ask for an exemption to that low level. Maybe the current events and sound ordinances do need to be addressed. The commission took the first step to do that when they asked the staff to come forward with recomendations that provided for different sizes of events at Tuesday's meeting.Last edited by Bob Hudson; 05-16-2008 at 03:13 AM.
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Wishes vary in expense by virtue of their variety and complexity, with the average cost of a wish falling around $10,000. The coins collected from the Hudson News locations will be used to help turn a local child's dream into reality. To further show their support, Hudson Group recently announced that Hudson News locations at the Edmonton International Airport will also be launching a similar campaign. A sincere thank you to Hudson Group for helping create the magic of a wish for children throughout the AB & NWT Chapter!


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Inkjet Printer Forum / Ink Jet Refill ForumEverything you need to know about inkjet printers, ink jet refills, and inkjet cartridges! |
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My name is Rob and I'm a printer hoarder!
Here is the printer inventory at our house:
Canon MP 750 - All in one - Just started throwing the dreaded "wrong cartridge" error.
Brother HL2170W Laser - Works great and is Ethernet connected so my wife can print when my PC isn't on.
Not Using:
Canon i860 - In storage since getting the MP 750. I used the print head from this one into the MP 750 for the past 3 years and left the new MP750 head in the original packaging.
Canon i560 Refurbished - Three (yes three) in box refurbished printers (from Fry's when they had them on sale for $29 with brand new Canon carts).
HP LasertJet 4 Plus - on its way out
So, here's the current situation: As stated above my MP750 just started with the "wrong cartridge" error. I've tried all the suggested fixes to no avail. Seems most people are unsuccessful at fixing this problem without a new print head.
I'd really like to do the following:
Ditch both "using" printers
Get a laser All In One (at Costco either the Brother MFC-7440N or the Canon ImageCLASS MF4350d)
Use the i560's for color printing (I like the thought of having instant replacement parts as backups).
I've got the extra brand new print head, but do I put it into the i860 or into the MP750, but that leaves me with a good printer or all in one with no printhead. Do I keep the working one or sell it? I guess if I'm selling I'd be best off putting the head into the MP750?
What do you guys think?
hold on to those old bci-6 printers for ever! I'm using an i960 with one replaced printhead and my wife is using an ip5000. I have a brand new ip5000 on the shelf in the original sealed box and another i960 that has had lots of use and MAY still be OK - cleaned and dried the printhead and put it with the reserve ip5000. For text docs I now have an HP 3005 that handles card stock and envelopes really well and has a mulitple sheet aux feed tray and multiple sheet paper exit tray in the back for straight paper path. No more printers needed for at least a few days. With separate scanner, copy machine, and fax I don't need an AIO.
Well, I ended up going ahead and getting the Brother MFC-7440N from Costco (I LOVE their return policy). The network connectivity is what pushed me over the edge. Now my wife can print and scan without my computer on and without bothering... er... asking me to do it.
I'll definitely never get rid of the i560's. Right now my biggest question is what to do with the i860 and MP750 and just one new / working printhead.
Okay, today I was cleaning and found my brand new i860 / MP750 print head. I'd like to put it into the MP750 and get it working to give to a friend, but part of me is worried that possibly something in the printer will fry this brand new head.
I guess I could put it in my i860 and just toss the MP750, but that just feels so terribly wasteful to me... even if it goes to a "recycling" center.
Any suggestions on what I should do?
According to this http://www.experts-exchange.com/Hardwar … 01762.html
"Started having trouble with our 3 year old Canon Multipass MP730 printer yesterday. It began displaying "wrong cartridge" message and showing that it has pages in memory [etc]"
but then a month later he writes
"Update on this question. I eventually did purchase the print head and replaced the part. This approach did in fact work for me. Installation was simple, just as described and the printer is back to working normal."
So that MP750 is probably fine and you had just squeezed all life from that old printhead.
But having so many printers around you... its a headache! Personally I would give away as many as possible and keep the laser MFC and a photo color inkjet.
Ya, for sanity sake I need to cut down on printers (I didn't even mention the brand new in box Epsons I have in the garage that were free with camera purchases or the printers in my mom's house which is attached to our place).
Maybe I'll put the new head in the MP750 and if it works I can give that away then I trash the i860. I can use one of my i560's for color printing and the new Brother All In One for everything else.
I wonder how canon is going to ruin the ip4600? Since it seems they are on a constant downhill path, I wonder how long before the new generation of printers is going to fare. Then we'll all be clinging to our cli-221 printers because the only thing canon has left to do is mandate the dreaded tri-color cartridge with 7.5 cc total ink volume like the much hated HP 95/98 printers, ya know they'll do it for convenience to the consumer cause it's what the consumer "demanded".
Most likely we'll be hanging on to our models that use the PGI-5 and CLI-8 easy-to-fill-and-reset models for few years to come. These are very similar to the BCI-3 and BCI-6 series and are very reasonable to operate, especially if you refill your own.
There are still some models available and I have hoarded quite a few of them. Grab them while you can.
Too bad Canon is on a downward spiral. They had increased their market share over the last few years, but looks like their "run" is slowing down now.
Last edited by Manuchau (07/28/2009 2:49:43 pm)
Canon's profit was down like I believe 86% over the last quarter or two.
You can bet they will be tightening on the printer supply revenue side. HP reported that their earnings was OK as printer supplies kept revenue steady.
Canon will be trying the same formula.
Good news: I love my new Brother All In One laser. And my trusty refurb i560 is working like a champ.
Problem: I'm still stuck on what to do with the old printers! Here is what I have to get rid of... tell me the best / easiest way to get rid of this stuff:
Used i860
Used MP750
Brand new printhead that should work in either machine. I say should because I can't guarantee that once I bust open the mylar package that the new head will work perfectly in either old printer.
So, do I:
Sell the new printhead on ebay and trash both printers? This is easiest by far, but I struggle with tossing possibly good printers.
Risk opening the new printhead and putting it into one of the printers and if it works sell it on CraigsList or ebay?
I honestly think I'd get more money selling the brand new printhead on ebay than trying to sell a used printer on CL or ebay.
Help me out here guys! What would you do?


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Margaret Elaine Holmes, 59, of Elkton, died Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013, at her home.
She was born in Warren County, Ky. on May 9, 1953, a daughter of James Wilson of Woodburn and the late Nancy Dye Wilson. In addition to her mother, Ms. Holmes was preceded by her daughter, Jamie Dawn Holmes.
Ms. Holmes was a member of Elkton Gospel Church.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Jan. 12 at 1 p.m. in the Rose Chapel of the Todd County Funeral Home with Reverend Tim Hughes officiating. Burial will follow at a later date. Visitation began Saturday, Jan. 12 from 11: a.m.-1 p.m.
In addition to her father, Ms. Holmes is survived by her son, Dustin Holmes of Elkton; her brother, Michael Wilson of Bowling Green; her sisters, Angela Lee and Donna Spears of Bowling Green and Barbara Wilson of Florida, and one grandchild.
In lieu of flowers the family request that donations be given to the Todd County Funeral Home.


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2007 – Vacheron Constantin among the winners at the "Watch of the Year" Awards in DubaïDuring the 2006 Watch of the Year Awards organised by the watch and jewellery magazine Alam Assaat Wal Moujawharat on February 13th 2007 in Dubaï, Vacheron Constantin's Patrimony Contemporaine Collection Excellence Platine was awarded first prize for the best "Classic Watch". This was one of 13 categories.
The gala evening, held at the Al Salam Hotel, was attended by many VIP guests, who came from Saudi Arabia, Lebanon and Switzerland specially for the event. Switzerland's consul general, H.E. Hans Hauser, chaired the jury, which comprised the following Haute Horlogerie professionals: Yussuf Al Nouwais, Group Vice-Chairman of Emirates Holding; Ingie Chalhoub, President and Managing Director of the Etoile Group; Mohammed Seddiqi; Fardan Al Fardan; Tawhid Abdallah, Managing Director of Damas Jewelry; Jamil Matar, Managing Director of Al Fardan Jewelry-KSA; Maximillian Busser; Giulio Papi; Abul Qassim Shirazi, Managing Director of the Bahrain Jewelry Center; Abdallah Al Sayegh, Vice-President of Al Sayegh Jewelry; and Roger Mrad, Managing Director of Wadih Mrad. Est. Lebanon.
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Mr Hugues de Pins, Director of Vacheron Constantin in the Middle East, receives the "Watch of the Year" award for the best Classic Watch.


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Hundreds lined Main Street in Laurinburg this weekend to catch the annual Christmas parade, which was held on a Saturday for the first time in its history.
Led by grand marshal Cecil Chandler, a regional TV personality, the parade started at South Main St. near the train tracks and continued to Plaza Road.
Up and down the street children, like Ta'kari Hair and Rayana Hair of Gill Street, collected candy being thrown from parade floats as they marveled at the parade's many attractions.
"This is our day. I've brought them every year," said Melvin Quick, who helped Ta'kari and Rayana, his granddaughters, safely gather the candy as it was thrown.
"They really love it, and they really loved it this year," Quick said of the Laurinburg/Scotland County Area Chamber of Commerce's annual production.
Quick also praised the decision to move the parade to Saturday.
"I think more people were able to come. The adults are out of work and the kids are out of school. It was a good idea."
And while the likes of Darth Vader, Smokey the Bear and the Campbell's Soup mascots were a hit with children, they were still overshadowed by Santa Claus – who, keeping with tradition, rode in the parade's final float.
Outside of Santa Claus, the biggest cheers of the day were for the Scotland High School varsity football team, which lost on last Friday in the East Region Championship to eventual 4-A state champions New Bern. The football players rode on a large float with bleachers.
Parade committee chair Pauline Gruver said that bands were very popular with parade-goers.
"That's part of the reason we moved it to Saturday," Gruver said. "We thought it would help us attract school bands, because they are in demand this time of year."
In that respect the move to Saturday was a success, as all three of the bands that Gruver hoped would appear made it in time to march in the parade.
The Scotland High School Marching Band as well as the McColl School Marching Band were both on hand at the parade.
Representatives of the Laurinburg Police Department starting clearing the street long before the start of the parade, and patrol cars started the procession down Main Street just after 2 p.m.
There were more than 110 individual entries into this year's parade, including fire trucks, dance troupes, limousines and youth sports teams.
Dozens of horses road in the parade this year, with a cleaning crew from the city following right behind.


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Phillips Fund Recipients
Atkins, Ashley L., College of William and Mary
Changing in Order to Stay the Same: Pamunkey Indian Participation in the Market Economy During the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Bowes, John P., Eastern Kentucky University
Northern Indian Removal: An Unfamiliar History
Bruchac, Margaret M., University of Connecticut
At Wood's Edge: Documenting Wampum Loss and Recovery
Butler, Christopher N., University of Wisconsin, Madison
Initiated Into the West: Modernity and Secrecy in American Indian Freemasonry
Carpentier, Michael R., Cornell University
Representations of Authenticity: At the Intersection of Language Ideologies and Orthographies
Fisher, Andrew, College of William and Mary
Strongheart: The Life and Times of a Hollywood Indian
Giabiconi, Julie, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Buffalo River Dene Nation and Treaty No. 10: Ethnohistory of a Neglected Treaty
Guekguezian, Peter A., California State University, Fresno
Verbal Morphophonology in Chukchansi Yokuts
Hilton-Hagemann, Brandi L., University of Oklahoma
Agents of Sovereignty: A Political History of Wind River Indian Reservation Inhabitants, 1868–1982
Horsethief, Christopher, Gonzaga University
Researching Change in the Ktunaxa Language: Exploring Exogenous Factors and Identifying Endogenous Responses to Ktunaxa Ethnohistory
Johnson, Meredith, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Syntax of Potawatomi
Kisin, Eugenia, New York University
Indigenous Sovereignties, Non-Secular Modernities: The Market for Northwest Coast First Nations Art in Vancouver
Schlosser, Kolson, Clarkson University
Perspectives on Cultural Change and Diamond Mining Amongst the Inuit of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut
Smyth, Edward G., University of California, Santa Cruz
The Natchez Indians, 1682–1830s: A Native American Diaspora
Teasdale, Guillaume, University of Ottawa
The Detroit Indian Deeds of the Post-New France Era and the Growth of the Local French Agricultural Settlements
Toosarvandani, Maziar, University of California, Los Angeles
Nominalization and Temporal Relations in Northern Paiute
Wood, Rebecca J., University of Montana
Language Socialization and the Ideological Dilemmas Among the Salish
- Ainsworth, Cynthea L., Gakona, Alaska
- First Contact Changes in Nineteenth-Century Ahtna Housetypes
- Berndt, Christina G., University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
- Northern Cheyenne Response to the Nation-State
- Devlin, Meg, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- Native American Women Activists
- Grandjean, Katherine A., Harvard University
- Native Knowledge and Meaning in Eastern Connecticut, 1660-1740
- Killsback, Leo K., University of Arizona
- The Northern Cheyenne Trek through Kansas, 1878
- McCollum, Timothy J., Indiana University, Bloomington
- Thakiwaki (Sauk/Sak) Sociocultural Organization, 1870s-2005
- McCoy, Ronald T., Emporia State University
- Lakota Winter Counts, 1851-1890
- Montgomery-Anderson, Bradley, University of Kansas
- A Comprehensive Cherokee Grammar
- Muehlbauer, Jeffrey T., University of British Columbia
- Generic Nouns in Plains Cree and Blackfoot
- Naranjo, Jr., Reuben V., University of Arizona
- Meeting the Needs of Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora, Mexico, 1890-1920
- Rinehart, Melissa A., Michigan State University
- Language Ideologies and Their Effects on Miami Indian Language Revitalization
- Ryan, Luke C., University of Arizona
- Paths of Disunion in the Making of Kansas, 1825-1865
- Stephens, Christianne V., McMaster University
- Water Quality and Health at Walpole Island First Nation, Canada
- Saul, Gwendolyn W., University of New Mexico
- Historical Consciousness and Sense of Place in Fort Defiance, Arizona
- Wood, William, University of California, Los Angeles
- California Mission Indian Land Title
- Zuyderhoudt, Lea M., Leiden University
- Dynamics in the Praxis of Blackfoot Historical Narrative
- Akins, Damon B., University of Oklahoma
- Dispossession, Reclamation and Identity in the Southwest, 1848-1928
- Armoskaite, Solveiga, University of British Columbia
- Morphological Properties of Nehiyawewin Intransitive Predicates
- Bender, Margaret C., Wake Forest University
- Fatherhood among Oklahoma Kiowas, Comanches, Apaches and Chickasaws
- Birdwell, Tracey A., University of Delaware
- Cherokee and Christianity in the Early National Period
- Bisha, Tim, University of Western Ontario
- Power in First Nations Discourse
- Branam, Kelly M., Indiana University
- Political Change in Crow Country, 1948 to the Present
- Brown, Jason, University of British Columbia
- Tonal Phonology of Upriver Halkomelem
- Gills, Bradley J., Arizona State University
- American Indians in the Lumber Industry of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, 1850-1950
- Hahn, Milanne S., University of Texas
- The Studio Style of American Indian Painting
- Hele, Karl S., University of Winnipeg
- Sault Ste. Marie Borderlands, 1783-1883
- Hyman, Colette, Winona State University
- Surviving Relocation: Dakota Women at Santee, Nebraska
- Kiyosawa, Kaoru, Simon Fraser University
- Semantics of Halkomelem Relationals
- Leibowitz, Rachel, University of Illinois
- Landscape Legacy of the New Deal in the Navajo Nation Capital
- Leman, Wayne, University of Oregon
- Cheyenne Dictionary
- Lin, Vivian, University of Wisconsin
- Syntax of Questions in Menominee
- Milne, George E., University of Oklahoma
- Evolution of French and Indian Relations in the Lower Mississippi, 1700-1743
- Nicholas, Mark A., Lehigh University
- Seneca Quests for Power, 1780-1855
- Norcini, Marilyn J., University of Pennsylvania
- Oral Histories of the Santa Clara Pueblo Constitution
- Parmenter, Jon W., Cornell University
- Iroquois Politics and Society, 1675-1775
- Peterson, Tyler, University of British Columbia
- The Morphosyntax of Gitksan
- Pulley-Hudson, Angela, Yale University
- Indians, Slaves and Surveyors in the Alabama Borderlands, 1790-1820
- Reid, Gerald F., Sacred Heart University
- The Immigration Case of Paul Kanento Diabo, 1925
- Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin, University of California, Los Angeles
- Captivity and Adoption among the Comanche, 1700-1875
- Robertson, Leslie A., University of British Columbia
- Communal Memory in Alert Bay, British Columbia
- Rushforth, Brett, Omohundro Institute
- Indian Slavery and Alliance in New France
- Stern, Jessica R., Johns Hopkins University
- Southeastern American Indian and Anglo-American Trade
- Treuer, Anton S., Bemidji State University
- Stillday Oral History Project
- Wetzel, Christopher D., University of California, Berkeley
- Potawatomi Bands and Imagining the Nation, 1830-2004
- Wojdak, Rachel, University of British Columbia
- Argument Structure of Nuu-chah-nulth Predicates
- Woo, Florence F., University of California, Santa Cruz
- Clause Structure in Nuuchahnulth
- Alderete, John D.
- Tahltan Stress: Phonetics and Phonology
- Barthmaier, Paul T.
- Lushootseed Discourse Data
- Caplow, Nancy J.
- Western Abenaki Discourse
- Craver, Amy J.
- Influence of Environmental Changes on Inupiaq Hunting
- Golla, Victor K.
- Inventory of Sapir's Nootka Work
- Hahn, Steven C.
- The Creek Confederacy, 1633-1763
- Herndon, Ruth W.
- The Narragansett People and Rhode Island Officials
- Holton, Gary M.
- Tanacross Language Documentation Project
- Ishii, Izumi
- Cherokee temperance Movement in the Nineteenth Century
- Keating, Neal B.
- Historical Anthropology of Onondaga Art
- Kosmider, Alexia
- Writings of Creek Writer Charles Gibson
- Maddra, Sam Ann
- The 1891-1892 Tour of Britain by Buffalo Bill
- Martin, Jack B.
- The Creek Texts of Mary Haas, vols. 16-22
- Medicine, Beatrice
- An Ethnohistory of the Wakpala Community
- Meya, Wilhelm K.
- Oglala Oral History and Winter Counts
- More, Anna H.
- An Edition of Alonso de Benavides' Memorial of 1634
- Nakayama, Toshihide
- Lexical Suffixes in Ahousaht Nuu-chah-nulth
- Ng, Eve C.
- Fieldwork on Passamaquoddy
- Nichols, David A.
- Indian Relations and American Political
- O'Neill, Sean P.
- Hupa Texts, and Comparative Work with Yurok and Karok
- Roy, Christopher A.
- Nineteenth-century Abenaki Fusion
- Schrager, Bradley S.
- Spanish and English Colonialism, 1660-1715
- Shuck, Sheri M.
- The Alabamas and Coushattas, 1500-1859
- Warren, Stephen A.
- Emergence of the Shawnee Nation
- Anderson, Laura L.
- Sisseton-Wahpeton Collections of A. B. Skinner and Amos One Road
- Bank, Rosemarie K.
- Staging the 'Native' in American Theatre Culture, 1793-1893
- Bernsten, Deborah
- Ottawa Responses to Western Culture, 1820-1835
- Dahlstrom, Amy
- Fox Syntax and Discourse Functions
- Elliott, Eric
- Cahuilla Oral Traditions
- Ethridge, Robbie
- Benjamin Hawkins and the Creek Indians in the Eighteenth Century
- Fitzgerald, Colleen M.
- Tohono Olodham Traditional Songs
- Gulig, Anthony G.
- Government-Indian Relations in Northern Saskatchewan and Wisconsin, 1905-1950
- House, Deborah E.
- Language and Ideology in a Navajo School and Community
- Ichihashi, Kumiko
- Clause Combining in Hualapai
- Kibrik, Andrej A.
- Navajo Transitivity Marking and Discourse Structure
- Kracht, Benjamin R.
- Ethnohistory of Kiowa Belief Systems, 1833-1994
- Lawson, Michael
- Anthropological Expeditions to Native American Communities in the Southwest, 1879-1914
- Lichtenfeld, Daniel
- Relation between Tewa Speech and Song
- Linn, Mary S.
- Yuchi Phonology
- Macaulay, Monica
- Topics in Karuk Syntax
- Melnar, Lynette R.
- Caddo Verb Stem Morphology
- Norcross, Amoena B.
- Verbal Affixes and Categories in Shawnee
- Oberg, Michael L.
- Indians and Englishmen, 1585-1835
- Orser, Brenda
- Prosodic Case-marking in Spokane, Interior Salish
- Potts, Steve J.
- Federal Policy toward Native Americans: the Standing Rock Lakota
- Ruff, Rowena McC.
- Moravian Missionaries among the Cherokee in the Early Nineteenth Century
- Wallace, Pamela S.
- Historical Research in the Yuchi Community
- Wash, Suzanne M.
- Northern Sierra Miwok
- Waterman, Kees-Jan
- Ethnohistory of Intercultural Contacts in New Netherland, 1609-1664


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There Were Mother's Days When I Wished For Jewelry...Not This Year!
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- Hamptontoes said...
What a cute post that has me smiling. Isn't it truly the little things in life that make us happy?
- May 9, 2011 at 5:06 AM
- Roses @ StrictlyRoses said...
The menu for breakfast in bed was adorable! Glad you had a happy mother's day.
- May 9, 2011 at 5:14 AM
- Andrea said...
So thoughtful of your children. Your floors sure look clean to me!
- May 9, 2011 at 5:16 AM
- Handbags*N*Pigtails said...
My faither in law bought me that mop two years ago for Christmas and I love it too!
Love the menu you got to choose from too. Very sweet:)
Sarah - May 9, 2011 at 5:22 AM
- Domestic Engineer said...
I am having hickory hardwood floors installed this week too. I love your floors, but wanted to tell you the salesman told me NOt to use a steam mop on them as that might separate the layers of the wood. Just FYI. Any suggestions for me?
- May 9, 2011 at 5:26 AM
- Clean Design Fan said...
What a wonderful way to celebrate. It's nice to see you got something you wanted. I really liked the Menu for your breakfast in bed, especially the Sides: Coconut Flakes and Carrot Sticks. You don't see that at your typical restaurant ;-)
Happy Mothers Day! - May 9, 2011 at 5:29 AM
- Janell @ House of Fifty said...
Will your floors have a finish? In my research I found that the floors need to have a finish to be able to use this type of mop. It's also important not to use too much steam or have water pool on the floors, so I went lighter rather than heavy with the steam and there was no excess water to wipe up, and still did the job. I'd love to talk to your hardware guy! Janell
- May 9, 2011 at 5:30 AM
- Lana said...
This is funny last Saturday I was at Walmart and looking at the shelves of this mop thinking how about this for Mom's Day present.My friend got one for X-mas and been telling me to get one I still waiting for a real good review. :>
Guess what? I got my first sewing Machine and the saleslady talked my husband on getting the good one not the beginners. so now I'm really intimidated with this ( Brother Project Runaway Limited Edition.;(
A white gold earrings,and ring w/ diamond. a purse and wallet.Yup, I had a great Mom's Day not what I expected I guess, the reason is that my hubby's overseas mostly during Mom's Day. All I want is the MOP! :> - May 9, 2011 at 5:44 AM
- Jenna Lee said...
My Mom has the shark. And she loves it too! I like to steal it as much as I can!
Love the mothers day menu! You're a lucky mom!
http://jennaleelac.blogspot.com/ - May 9, 2011 at 5:45 AM
- Mary said...
We are also having hickory floors installed soon & I better find out if I can steam clean them. The thought of cleaning them on my knees makes me ill.
My mother told me once never to accept a gift that comes with a cord. But if it makes my life easier...why not? - May 9, 2011 at 5:48 AM
- L.Duncan said...
Great gift! Now, that breakfast in bed sound deelish! I had a bowl of cheerios!
For mothers day, I finally got my purple orchid! For a minute I thought I would have to purchase it myself;) Oh and my oldest bought me a pack of chewing gum! - May 9, 2011 at 5:52 AM
- Cathy Wall said...
I love that you wanted a mop, indeed our priorities shift don't they? The menu was precious! You have sweet, thoughtful kids who know just what makes a Mom happy!
Cathy - May 9, 2011 at 6:05 AM
- Jessie said...
Your floors are beautiful. I have always wanted hardwood floors like yours, hand scraped and distressed but what I inherited from the previous owners when we bought our house are oak floors.
Such thoughtful gift and breakfast in bed sounds wonderful. Lucky mommy!
P/S: I spend my day yesterday (Mother's Day) painting and touching up the walls in my master bedroom. No presents and no fancy meals. :( But it's okay, I am glad the room is painted now.
www.mixandchic.com - May 9, 2011 at 7:07 AM
- courtney hutton said...
I used to dread mopping as well until I got my Shark for Christmas. For as long as floors stay clean this thing does the trick!
Sounds like you had a fantastic Mother's Day--what sweet children you have!
http://haleandilio.blogspot.com - May 9, 2011 at 8:41 AM
- PAPS said...
I really should invest on one. I hate mopping.
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- courtneyoutloud said...
Sounds like perfection on a platter between cleaning and eating. They are two of my favorite activites, especially when other people are doing the cleaning and cooking :)
- May 9, 2011 at 8:48 AM
- Kathysue said...
Janell I was wondering about steam cleaning on wood floors. I have read a lot about it also. So glad to hear it from you. Loved all the choices on your menu, how sweet. Sounds like a wonderful day with your sweet family, xo Kathysue
- May 9, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- Bernadette {Chic Spaces for Little Faces} said...
My sister bought me the steam mop and I LOVE it. I don't know where I'd be without it. We joke about how wierd I am that I find that much joy out of a mop.
- May 9, 2011 at 9:18 AM
- Carol@TheDesignPages said...
Isn't it funny how our priorities have changed? If you had received a mop 10 years ago you probably would have beaten your husband with it. Love the menu.
- May 9, 2011 at 9:51 AM
- Michaela said...
How fun! I love cleaning supplies too, which reminds me I need more swiffer pads to clean our kitchen floors! Your hardwood looks awesome. Hope you enjoyed your breakfast in bed (:
- May 9, 2011 at 10:15 AM
- Elizabeth said...
Happy belated Mother's Day Janell. It looks like a fabulous one. What more could you ask for?! I have been dying for this steam mop. All of our floors are hardwood and they are time so consuming to clean. I'm glad you love it, I might have to bite the bullet and buy one.
- May 9, 2011 at 10:32 AM
- autumn said...
ah, so true about wanting house things for gifts. my husband still doesn't believe me when i tell him that i want things like a knife set or a new vacuum or a wheat grinder for christmas.
i have always wondered about those Shark deal-ios...wasn't sure if they worked or not. it's good to get some feedback straight from a reputable source!! - May 9, 2011 at 10:48 AM
- autumn said...
ah, so true about wanting house things for gifts. my husband still doesn't believe me when i tell him that i want things like a knife set or a new vacuum or a wheat grinder for christmas.
i have always wondered about those Shark deal-ios...wasn't sure if they worked or not. it's good to get some feedback straight from a reputable source!! - May 9, 2011 at 10:48 AM
- peechdogg said...
My wife, aka Little Blue Deer, was thrilled with the wet/dry vac I got her last year... jewelery is nice, but cleaning devices bring joy over & over!
- May 9, 2011 at 11:04 AM
- JMW said...
Wow, those are some clean floors! And I love that your daughter wanted to get in on the act. Hopefully you put your feet up for while and watched her. :)
- May 9, 2011 at 12:32 PM
- Sarah @ Modern Country Style said...
Never let it be said that you don't sweat the small stuff too, Janell!! It's true, your floors do look particularly lovely in the after photos.
I'm seriously tempted. I wonder if there are UK stockists?
Sarahx - May 9, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- Janell @ House of Fifty said...
Sarah, true. Yes, I really can't stand dirty floors, though with being busy of late I've had to learn to deal!! Not now! Janell
- May 9, 2011 at 1:58 PM
- Judy said...
I've seen that advertised. Glad to hear that it works well. BTW...love your floors.
- May 9, 2011 at 2:32 PM
- Marianne {Style For Living} said...
Janell, I have that same mop! My entire house is hardwoods, except the bathrooms. I've been really happy with it!
- May 9, 2011 at 3:43 PM
- Stephanie Sabbe said...
awesome! hope you had a good one!!
- May 9, 2011 at 5:08 PM
- hellodesignmeetlife.com said...
Way too funny that I just saw the infomercial for this mop this morning, and thought... "I need to get one of those!" Now with your review, and those of your commenters, I'm convinced. My floors are never clean enough, and with a little one crawling around -- I hate to use harsh chemicals. Thanks!
Love the breakfast in bed, and the MENU! Too cute. - May 9, 2011 at 5:16 PM
- Allison said...
I think that sounds like a delightful Mother's Day, Janell! That menu is precious! Your floors look sparkly clean! I'm going to have to look into that Shark's Steam Pocket Mop. We just put in bamboo floors. Maybe this would be the ticket for us to keep them clean.
- May 9, 2011 at 6:14 PM
- meenal bishnoi said...
Love the cute little menu card by the bedside table...priceless!! xx meenal
- May 9, 2011 at 7:08 PM
- Tiffany @ {Living Savvy} said...
I totally got excited about my smoothie/blender machine I received for Mothers Day... One year it will be jewelry! Happy Cleaning!
Tiffany @ {Living Savvy}
www.savvydesignwest.com - May 9, 2011 at 7:19 PM
- Jaryce21 said...
thanks for the review. I am putting in pergo floors right now and have been wondering about a quick and easy way of cleaning them. Thanks for the post!
- May 9, 2011 at 11:55 PM
- Holly @ Roller Coaster Life said...
I have a shark steam mop that I LOVE too. I just bought a shark navigator lift away for our carpet in our house and I am in looooove with that as well!
- May 11, 2011 at 7:47 AM
- Kat from California said...
I need one of those too!!! Our neighbor had us over for brunch. His daughter was serving her Grandma and I. It was so sweet of them!
Then we all went to see "Water for Elephants". I read the book and loved the movie. - May 11, 2011 at 12:28 PM
- court. said...
I just moved my steam mop across the country and packed it in with my golf clubs because I couldn't imagine living wihtout it.
Full disclosure: im a neatfreak! - May 12, 2011 at 12:28 PM
- Upscale Downhome said...
I have a Shark and love it, too! It's so quick and easy and I love how it dries so quickly. Next I think I would love one of those robotic vaccuums!
- May 13, 2011 at 4:12 PM


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