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The 2012 presidential campaign is over, but not for President Obama. The community organizer turned Senator turned president, who ran on hope and change in 2008 and its antipode character assassination in 2012, has no intention of putting politics behind him. Rather, he is seeking to wage a total war against the Republicans for their political immiseration.
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Parchment paper luminary
You might say I am luminary crazy. I have always loved this type of craft, and probably always will. There is something about these lights that are so pretty when lit at night. They make special events and parties that much more beautiful.
This luminary has got to be the easiest luminary ever! I mean it. All you have to do is cut out your favorite shapes out of black card stock and glue the shapes to the middle of the paper. Glue the ends together, and place over a puck light. Easy peasy!
Puck lights work very well with white parchment paper. You can find them in home improvement stores. You want to make sure you use lights that are battery operated (always consider safety) and have 5 led lights. I normally don't care for the bluish white cast of led lights, but these look stunning with white paper and the black cutouts. Heck, after your party you can use the puck lights in your closets or under your cabinets :) Can't beat that!
The puck lights are a tad bit bigger that 11 inches so standard 8.5 x 11 paper won't work. The slightly bigger 9 x 12 size works better. You will be able to have approximately one half inch overlap when gluing the ends together, and about one quarter inch wiggle room.
- black card stock
- die cut machine (optional)
- Rite Lite LPL623W 5 LED Puck Light 3 Pack - White
- Inovart Calligraphy Parchment Paper White 9" x 12"
- glue
- Cut your favorite shapes out of black card stock. You can do this with a die cut machine or you can cut the shapes out by hand. If you like my shapes you can download the cutting files here.
- Glue the shapes onto the center of the 9 x 12 parchment paper. Make sure you make allowances for .5 inch overlap when gluing.
- Glue the 9 inch ends of the parchment paper together allowing for a .5 inch overlap.
- You should now have a long tube shape with the cutout shape in the middle.
- Place the tube over a lit puck light.
- You are done! It can't get any easier than this! Don't you agree?
Party lights made out of recycled plastic bottles
Plastic trash is a serious problem. It is a fact. Every year more plastic bottles are manufactured than recycled, and it takes 5 to 6 decades for most plastic bottles to decompose. Decomposition for some types of plastic takes much, much longer.
Why not help the planet and have some fun while you are at it. Recycle plastic bottles into cute party lights. It isn't very hard and can be made in less than an hour.
As you can tell by the photo above, I really like Trader Joe's sparkling spring water, but you can use any plastic bottle that is clear and has a smooth surface. Plastic bottles have manufactures codes printed on them. The print is unattractive but is is easily removed with a tiny bit of Goof Off . That stuff is magic!!
The next step is trimming the bottom of the bottle to form the shade. If you are using Trader Joe's Spring water bottles use the bottom of the label as a cutting guide. If you are using another type of plastic bottle.you can wrap it with painters or masking tape, and use that as a cutting guide.
After the bottles are trimmed you will have to decide what areas of the bottle will remain clear. Cut you designs out of vinyl or contact paper and place them on the bottle.
I used contact paper and cut the designs with my Pazzle Inspiration die cutting machine. I had no problems with cheap old contact paper on my die cutting machine. It worked so well, that I am going to make wall art next out of the left over contact paper!
You can also use scrapbooking punches,scissors, an Xacto knife etc. to block out shapes on the plastic.
After you have determined your design for your party light, the bottles are ready to be sprayed with frosting spray. I used Valspar glass frosting spray because it can be used on plastic. Valspar sprays are sold at Lowe's hardware. Make sure to check that your frosting spray is compatible with a plastic surface, as not all frosting sprays are.
Take precautions when working with aerosol products. Always spray outside or in a well ventilated area.
Drill a hole into the bottle cap, and run a cord to hang up your light through it. Screw the cap onto the bottle top.
Battery operated tea lights work best with plastic bottles. Plastic bottles will melt and are dangerous when used with candles or electric light bulbs. Always be safe, and use common sense with luminary type craft projects.
Roll out Duck Brand Removable Mounting Poster Putty, 2 oz., White (1436912) and attach it to the bottom of a battery operated tea light as in the picture above. Place the tea light upside down into the plastic bottle press down firmly. ( Make sure to turn you tea light on) The tea lights are easily removed when you are finished.
The lights look pretty both in the day and at night. They add ambiance to your gathering, and help our planet at the same time.
Paper flower tealight party decoration
Battery powered tea lights have been popular for a couple of years now. They are great party decorations because unlike regular candle tea lights, these are safe. This paper project decorates a tea light with a paper flower design made out of card stock and is easy and fast to make. These flower would look absolutely gorgeous on a buffet table or as a table decoration.
All you have to do is cut out flower parts and hot glue them onto the plastic led tea light. Just follow the directions below and soon you will have really cute and easy to make decorative party lights.
1.Download the tea light flower project template here.
2.Cut out 7 petals from light colored card stock.
3. Cut out flower center from yellow card stock.
4. Curl the petals lengthwise (to make them look realistic) toward the centers as in the photo above.
5. Curl the flower centers as in the photo above.
6. Attach the petals around the top of the tea light with hot glue. Glue the flower center in a circle on the top of the tea light.
7. Turn on the lights and admire your beautiful party light decorations!
Party paper lantern, luminary made from a recycled 12 pack soda carton
This is a moderate to advanced paper craft, but fun and thrifty to make. Just save your used soda cartons, and decorate with scrapbook paper and vellum. Follow the easy instructions, below and soon you will have beautiful, cheap, party lanterns.
Instructions for square paper lantern craft:
- Take a 12 pack soda carton and carefully pull it apart at the glued edges.
- Flatten the carton into a single cardboard layer.
- Cover the finger insert cutout on the printed side of carton with tape. Masking tape works well for this step.
- Cover the finger insert cutout on the back side of the carton with tape.
- Measure 11 inches from the bottom fold of the carton, and cut using a ruler and xacto knife. The top of the carton is now one smooth edge.
- On the panel that has the tape covering the finger insert, measure and mark .5 inch frame (follow step six picture example)
- Using xacto knife and ruler cut out the square from panel insert.
- Spray the front of carton with adhesive spray, and attach paper of your choice.
- Turn the carton over and using xacto knife and ruler, cut from corner to corner in the form of an X.
- Turn the paper in center and fold on edge. Trim the paper and glue down.
- Cut out the center insert using an xacto knife or your favorite die cut machine. Files for most die cut machines are available for download here.
- Cut a piece of vellum the size of the insert, and glue to the back of the insert.
- Glue the insert onto the paper carton, and fold the carton into a square shape.
- Insert a candle and enjoy your paper lantern!

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Colletti, who grew up in Wheaton and Glen Ellyn, is the standby for the lead role of the nerdy but lovable Elder Cunningham, and his job is to be ready to fill in for actor Ben Platt if he were to suddenly become ill or injured during the performance.
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The boys of One Direction have been as busy as ever while promoting their upcoming movie One Direction: This Is Us, and earlier this week the guys had a photo call where they posed with some popcorn. Because, let's be real, what is a movie without a little popcorn? However, Harry Styles took it upon himself to do a goofy pose with the popcorn bucket that definitely made us LOL. What goes through your mind when you see this pic? Here's your moment to let your funny side shine! How would you caption this?
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Lost another baby yesterday. It's been so stressful but I dunno. I just hope things work out and the other 3 survive ok.
I thought I posted this here but I guess not so I will now in an attempt to make me feel betters~
Ladies and gents, I present to you~ Wes with a gobbler tied to his bike, riding into town….
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Joel Combs is the football captain loved by everyone. Well, almost everyone. Benji Madden couldn't stand the sight of him at first, but things changed. The past was rocky, but who's to say that the...
Fiction Title: Get Mine, Get Yours
Chapter Title: 04 Flesh, Blood, Bone, Love
Pairing: Benji/Joel
Rating: PG-13
Genre: AU, BDSM, Twincest
Warnings: Language, Violence, Sexual Reference
Summary: Joel Combs is the football captain loved by everyone. Well, almost everyone. Benji Madden couldn't stand the sight of him at first, but things changed. The past was rocky, but who's to say that there aren't blue skies after the storm? SEQUEL TO WICKED TICKLES. AU/BDSM/Twincest.
Disclaimer: I do not own anyone or anything except the plot. The title, Get Mine, Get Yours/, is the title of a Christina Aguilera song off her album /Stripped/. There is a lyric from /Get Stoned by Hinder in here; I don't own that.
Author's Note: Sorry it's so short, but at least it's something.
So there we were, Benji and I, lying in my bed after having long desired sex. He had fallen asleep and I was stroking his wet hair, loving how soft it felt. This is how I loved to feel; waking up with someone I actually cared about next to me. Was this real? I ran a hand over his shoulder and down his arm, contouring his with mine. It felt real.
Please don't let this be a dream. I mentally pleaded. Please let this be real.
I moved my hand down to his abdomen and felt the small muscles there, memorizing the curves and the softness of his skin. I snuggled down so that his head was no longer resting on my chest, but instead our bodies were right up against each other and took in his scent, almost like the smell of a rain storm right before it happens. I kissed his shoulder and closed my eyes, drifting off to sleep myself.
When I woke up five hours later, Benji wasn't next to me anymore. I sat up and looked around, but didn't see any sign of him. I got up and put on a pair of pants over my boxers before heading downstairs. I didn't see him down there either, but I noticed that everywhere we were the other night was clean. He must have cleaned up and then left.
I put my back to the wall and slid down to sit on the floor. What the fuck was I thinking last night? I knew it. I fucking knew that everything I felt was going to come back after we did something like that. Pulling my knees up to my chest and resting my chin on them, a tear escaped my eyes.
I didn't want to feel like shit again. I just wanted Benji. Why was that so much to ask of him? Why couldn't he see that I just wanted to love him and take care of him? He didn't even have to do much for me. I would do anything for him.
God damnit.
I banged my head against the wall in frustration as another tear rolled down my cheek. I was in love with a man that didn't love me back. The fact that I was in love with a man was scary enough, but the fact that he didn't feel the same made everything worse. He got me into this, why couldn't he be kind enough to help me out?
I wasn't looking forward to it, but I went to school the next morning with a smile plastered on my face so no one would ask me why I felt so shitty. Half of me hoped I didn't see Benji all day and the other half hoped that I ran into him so I could find out what happened. Without really paying attention to where I was going, I bumped into Erica and sent her stuff to the floor. I bent down to pick it up, mumbling an apology. She squeaked out a thanks and when I looked at her, she looked like she was going to cry.
Mentally cursing myself, I walked away. I really was like Benji. Looking at her, I felt disgusted for what I did. She looked so fragile now. Is that how Benji saw me? Fragile? That was the last thing I wanted; him taking pity on me. But that's exactly what he was doing, wasn't it? He didn't love me at all. He just felt guilty and felt that the only way to make up for what he had done was to set me straight again. Well, it wasn't that fucking easy. Everything in our relationship was so twisted up now because of him.
After school, I saw him hanging out with his friends as I walked to my car. When he caught sight of me, he got up and jogged over to catch up with me. "Hey." he said. I managed a nod and put the key into my car door to unlock it. "Listen, I'm going to be staying at Mark's for a while, okay?" I looked at him with my hand on the handle of my car. "Shit got out of control the other night and I'm sorry for that." I opened the door and threw my stuff inside.
"I'm not." I replied, getting in myself.
"I figured that would be how you felt." I shrugged.
"Should I feel any other way?"
"You shouldn't get your hopes up, Joel."
"Thanks, Benj. That means a lot." I shut the door and he went around to the other side, knocking on the window for me to unlock it. Ignoring him, I started the engine and put it into reverse, but he jumped on the hood and wouldn't get off even when I pulled out of the space and drove out of the parking lot. Realizing that he'd cling to my windshield until I got home, I pulled over and let him in. "You're a crazy son of a bitch."
"But it gets your attention." he replied. "Joel, I'm really sorry about leading you on the other night. Nothing changed between us, you know that, right?"
"You know, you got me into this who boy on boy shit. You remember that? You remember when I was a normal, straight kid?"
"I know. I'm sorry for that too."
"Why? What's so repulsive about me?"
"Nothing! Nothing's repulsive about you at all."
"So why do you get this glint in your eye every time I tell you that I love you? It always seems like something disgusts you when I tell you; or when I look at you."
"It's not disgust."
"So what the hell is it then?"
"Don't worry about it."
"The hell I won't. You give me the same look every day. I'm sick of feeling like shit on your behalf."
"Pull over." he said.
"Pull over."
"Just pull over."
"I'm not letting you run from this conversation."
"I'VE GOT TO GO!" he shouted. "I've got to go away for a while and sort things out. Pull over." I looked at him with slight surprise, but pulled over anyway. I put a hand on his shoulder before he got out.
"Just remember..." I started, but he interrupted me.
"Don't touch me." I retracted my hand and felt the familiar hurt in my chest. "Please...I just need to figure things out." he said, getting out of my car and walking down the street. At that moment, I felt my heart shatter into a million pieces. What was bothering him that he couldn't tell me? He said he trusted me. Why was he hiding from me? I pulled away and made a beeline for my house, thoughts racing through my head. I felt useless. I was confused more than anything. I just wanted to know what was going on.
/So find out/. That voice said. It took a second before I was turning around and heading off to find Benji. I spotted him walking, pulled into the driveway he was about to cross and got out of the car.
"Before you go and sort things out for yourself, you listen to me." I said, standing in front of him and shoving his shoulder. "I know you've had a fucked up life. I know you've had a lot of fucked up relationships."
"Go home, Joel." he said.
"Shut the fuck up." I shouted. "You're going to fucking listen to me, damn it."
"I already know what you're going to say."
"Then let me drill it into your head."
"Joel..." he started, but I smacked him across the face.
"Talk again and it'll be a punch." I threatened.
"I think we both know I could kick your ass, Joel." I went to punch him with my right hand, but he blocked that. When I tried with my left, he blocked that too; so I kneed him in the balls and sent him to the ground.
"I'm sure we both know that, but while I'm here, you're going to listen to me. Got it?" He nodded, hands on his balls and face contorted in pain. I sighed. "Well, there's no use in saying anything important now because you're not focusing on me." I leaned against my car and waited until he was recovered enough to sit up and look at me.
"I'm getting you back for that." I nodded and scratched my head.
"Yeah, I'm excited. Any way, I came back for a reason."
"No kiddin'." he replied sarcastically.
"Kicking you in the nuts wasn't part of the plan. That's just what you get fro being an asshole."
"I appreciate it."
"As you should." He glared up at me, but I ignored it. "I know you used me, Benj. That's a no brainer. I know that you've fucked nearly every guy in town,"
"Not every guy."
"Shush." I hissed. "I know that you've fucked nearly every guy in town and yet I'm still standing here, waiting for you to come back." I squatted down so that I was eye level with him. "You trust me. I trust you. I know you've been through a lot of shit in the past and I would take that all away if I could. I love you, Benji. I love you enough to beat the shit out of you and make you listen to me rant. I love you enough to let you stay in my home rather than leave you out in the cold. I love you enough to stand by me even though you fucked me over more than anyone could imagine. Now if that doesn't give you a glimpse at how much I want to be with you, then I don't know how else to let you know.
"It's not that easy."
"You're the one making it complicated!" I exclaimed. "I just want to give you the best I can. If you can't accept that, fine. If you still don't feel the same, fine. But just know that you won't find someone else that can withstand all the baggage you come with. I just wanted to let you know that."
He didn't say anything and didn't look like he was going to, so I went around to the driver's side of the car and got in, putting it into reverse and backing out of the driveway. I leaned over and rolled down the passenger side window. "I'll see you around." I shouted to him before I drove off.
Now the most I could do was just sit and wait for him. I've let him know how I felt and that I was for real, that I wasn't going anywhere. Now if he thinks I'm really worth it, he'll come back.


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Vegan brunch begins Sunday at Donut Farm! »
Daaaaang, son! The East Bay is KILLING IT with the new vegan brunch options! First Souley Vegan, and now Pepples Donuts! Ow!
The first brunch will take place this Sunday, Nov. 21 at their new storefront, Donut Farm in Oakland. The only details we have are that it's a single-plate brunch offering from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m, with coffee, espresso, and donuts also available. Because, duh, what's brunch without coffee and donuts!? Knowing how these folks normally do it up, I bet it'll be insane and delicious. I'm thinking I'll hit Souley Vegan first and then make my way to Donut Farm, and then repeat? If I start early, I can get 'er done.
Donut Farm is in Oakland at 6037 San Pablo Ave. at 61st Street. Brunch is expected to run every Sunday for the foreseeable future but, you know, let's just pray it works out.
UPDATE: Brunch is now on Saturdays, too!
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The humble white brick building along Janesville Road had been many things over the past 100 years or so. Most recently, it was Young's Auto Body for the past 35 years, and as the new building was completed, it was just in the way.
Crews got to work yesterday on demolishing the familiar building, which Don Young, owner, said had been a blacksmith shop originally before becoming a car dealership.
"They made square nails and fitted horseshoes for the area farmers," he explained.
Young's broke ground in January for the new auto body facility, which more than doubled their footprint next to Johnny's Petroleum, and enables them to service more vehicles. Young said for now it will be him and son Bruce fixing vehicles after collisions or repainting them, but he thought as business increases, they are hoping to hire more people.
As the debris is cleared away, a paved lot will be laid on the west side of the building, and sod placed in front. These improvements will be completed by the end of fall.


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Bringing home 'dirty money' starves one's family of dignity, pope says
VATICAN CITY — Despite the perks and high living they may bring, bribery, corruption and dishonest work are serious sins that rob people and their children of their dignity, Pope Francis said.
"Devotees of the goddess of kickbacks" bring home "dirty bread" for their children to eat, the pope said Nov. 8 during his early morning Mass in the Domus Sanctae Marthae, where he lives.
"Their children, perhaps educated in expensive colleges, perhaps raised in well-educated circles, have received filth as a meal from their father," rendering them "starved of dignity," he said in his homily, according to Vatican Radio.
The number one enemy is the devil, the pope said, because "it is he who causes harm" with his love for a worldly atmosphere, values and lifestyles.
Worldly habits, taking short cuts and choosing the easiest way to make money are part of "the habit of bribery;" a way of living that is "intensely sinful," he said.
"God commanded us to bring home bread (made) with our honest work," the pope said. But when people engage in dishonesty, they "give their children dirty bread" and "filth" to eat because they have lost their dignity. "And this is a serious sin!" he said.
"Perhaps it starts out with a small envelope (of cash), but it's like a drug," he said, and "the bribery habit becomes an addiction."
The pope asked that people pray "for the many children and young people who receive dirty bread from their parents: They too are hungry, starved of dignity."
"Pray so that the Lord brings a change of heart to these devotees of the goddess of kickbacks and that they realize dignity comes from dignified work, honest work, from working day in and day out and not from taking the easy way, which in the end, take everything from you."
— Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service
Pope chooses beatitudes as themes for coming World Youth Days
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis has asked Catholic young people around the world to read, meditate and act on the beatitudes as they celebrate World Youth Day in their dioceses in 2014 and 2015 and as they prepare to join him in Poland in 2016.
Taking the text of the beatitudes from the fifth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew, Pope Francis has chosen the themes for World Youth Day celebrations for the next three years, the Vatican announced Nov. 7.
PICTURED: Pope Francis kisses an infant as he makes his way to Copacabana beach for the World Youth Day Way of the Cross service in Rio de Janeiro July 26. (CNS photo/L'Osservatore Romano)
World Youth Day is celebrated annually on a local level and every two or three years with an international gathering with the pope. At the end of World Youth Day in Rio de Janeiro, Pope Francis announced the next international gathering would be held in Krakow, Poland, in 2016.
The annual Rome diocesan celebration with the pope is held on Palm Sunday each year; the date of the celebration in other dioceses varies.
The themes chosen by the pope, the Vatican said, were:
— For 2014: "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." (Mt 5:3).
— For 2015: "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God." (Mt 5:8).
— For 2016: "Blessed are the merciful, for they will receive mercy." (Mt 5:7).
In addition to being the former see of Blessed John Paul II, the Archdiocese of Krakow is home to the Shrine of Divine Mercy, encouraging the devotion promoted by St. Faustina Kowalska, a Polish nun. The saint said she had a vision of Jesus, who said he would show mercy to those who pray for it and who share that mercy with others.
Announcing the themes, the Vatican noted that during World Youth Day in Rio, Pope Francis asked young people to read the beatitudes and make them a blueprint for their lives.
— Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
Vatican to put St. Peter's relics on display for first time
VATICAN CITY — For the first time, the bones traditionally believed to be the relics of St. Peter the Apostle will be on public display for veneration.
Archbishop Rino Fisichella, president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting New Evangelization, said the veneration of the relics at the Vatican is a fitting way to conclude the Year of Faith Nov. 24.
Writing in the Vatican newspaper Nov. 8, the archbishop, whose office organized many of the Year of Faith events, said millions of pilgrims marked the Year of Faith by making a pilgrimage to St. Peter's tomb and renewing their profession of faith there.
"The culminating sign" of the year, he said, "will be the exposition for the first time of the relics traditionally recognized as those of the apostle who gave his life for the Lord here."
The bones were discovered during excavations of the necropolis under St. Peter's Basilica in the 1940s near a monument erected in the fourth century to honor St. Peter.
No pope has ever declared the bones to be authentic. However, after scientific tests were conducted on the bones in the 1950s and '60s, Pope Paul VI said in 1968 that the "relics" of St. Peter had been "identified in a way which we can hold to be convincing."
— Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
Marriage tribunals must provide justice and pastoral care, pope says
VATICAN CITY — Members of a marriage tribunal, including the official responsible for defending the bond of marriage, must aim to provide justice but also pastoral care to the couples involved, Pope Francis said.
"Workers involved in the ministry of church justice" act "in the name of the church," the pope said Nov. 11 during a meeting with members of the Supreme Court of the Apostolic Signature, the church's highest tribunal.
"The service of justice is a commitment of apostolic life," he said, and "must be exercised with one's gaze kept fixed on the icon of the Good Shepherd, who bends down toward the lost and wounded sheep."
The Apostolic Signature, in addition to hearing appeals of lower court decisions and administrative decisions by Vatican congregations, oversees the functioning of church tribunals and procedures.
Part of that responsibility, Pope Francis said, is to help diocesan bishops identify and train "ministers of justice," including the marriage tribunal official known as the "defender of the bond."
The advocates of those seeking annulment must present evidence that the marriage was null from the beginning; the defender of the bond, on the other hand, seeks to prove that an indissoluble marriage bond exists.
While Pope Francis has been seeking advice from bishops on making the annulment process quicker and more merciful, he told members of the Apostolic Signature that truth and justice must be protected.
"The defender of the bond who wants to serve well cannot stop at a quick reading of the acts, or at bureaucratic and generic responses," the pope said. "In his delicate task, he is called to harmonize the prescriptions of the Code of Canon Law with the concrete situations found in the church and society."
Pope Francis asked members of the Apostolic Signature, which is headed by U.S. Cardinal Raymond L. Burke, to "persevere in the search for a transparent and correct exercise of justice in the church in response to the legitimate desires that the faithful address to their pastors, especially when they ask for an authoritative clarification of their status."
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I'm new here and I haven't found my way around here yet. I just was wondering if there was a thread started already (if yes, where?) that fans can post things to Stephen. I know he's a busy man but I'm sure some of us have just general things we'd like to say to him. I'm just wondering if there is one already started and if not where should one start one? Thanks a bunch.
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The 1928 Winter Olympic Games was played in St. Moritz, Switzerland and featured one British medalist. David Carnegie, who would later become the 11th Earl of Northesk, won bronze in the skeleton. The 1928 games was the first games that skeleton was included as an event, which took place the Cresta Run, argued to be the birthplace of skeleton. Carnegie placed third behind American brothers Jennison and John Heaton. The image is of Carnegie (left) sitting next to gold medalist Jennison Heaton (right) during the games.
The 1924 Winter Olympic Games in Chamoix, France were the first Winter Olympic Games, and was a very successful game for Great Britain. The ten man Great Britain hockey team took bronze with Canada winning gold and the United States taking silver. Only one member of the team was born in Great Britain, while the other nine were born in Canada. This image is from a match between Great Britain and Canada.
The 1924 Winter Olympic Games in Chamoix, France were the first Winter Olympic Games, and was a very successful game for Great Britain. Ethel Muckelt was the only British woman to win a medal in the games, having won bronze in singles figure skating. Ethel had participated in figure skating at the Olympic level in 1920, when figure skating was included in the Summer Olympic Games, before the separation occurred, she had placed fifth. Born in Manchester in 1885, Ethel was almost 40 years old when she won bronze. The first image features Ethel in the middle with Herma Planck-Szabo from Hungary who won gold and Beatrix Loughran from the United States who won silver. The second image is of Ethel with fellow British skater Kathleen Shaw. The striking differences in dress from modern figure skaters and the long skates.
The 1924 Winter Olympic Games in Chamoix, France were the first Winter Olympic Games, and was a very successful game for Great Britain. A silver medal was won by the four man bobsleigh team. The team consisted of Rodney E. Soher, Alexander Richardson, Ralph H. Broome and Thomas A. Arnold. The team completed the run in 5:48.83. There is an archival video of the bobsleigh event in the 1924 Olympic Games provided by the IOC which can be seen here. The video is not clear enough to distinguish each team, it seems that the shots including the front man wearing the number 4 may be Great Britain; it does feature good shots of the winning Swiss team at the end. The video captures the differences in dress, sleigh, track, and spectators during the first Winter Olympic Games compared to today's games.
The 1924 Winter Olympic Games in Chamoix, France were the first Winter Olympic Games, and was a very successful game for Great Britain. A gold medal was won by the men's curling team which comprised of four Scotsmen, William Jackson, Laurence Jackson, Robin Welsh and Tom Murray. An all Scottish team is fitting as curling has its origins in medieval Scotland. The team beat Sweden and France to claim the gold medal. The medal they had won was only a demonstration medal, in 2002, the families of the men with the help of Glasgow Herald brought the matter to the IOC and they were awarded official medals.
If you were around in 2012, you know I love the Olympics and with the Winter Olympic Games starting today I am going to start a (hopefully) steady stream of Olympic posts. Expect winner bios, awesome photos, and other British Isles winter olympic posts!
The Victorian period's mourning culture is often attributed to Queen Victoria's 40 year period of mourning, starting in 1861 with the death of her mother early in the year and her husband's death in December of that year. The impact of mourning on the public can be seen in items marketed for those in bereavement. Advertisements were run in newspapers for mourning clothing, stationary and the like. When Queen Victoria died in 1901, her death created a market for memorial goods, mourning cards being one such item. These examples of such cards come from the Museum of London and are typical of the commemorative goods that would have been sold. These cards include a likeness of her, birth and death dates, and some form of verse or poem dedicated to her memory. The poem from the first example, written by E.M., reads:
She sweetly sleeps,
The toilful day of life is o'er,
Her boat has crossed the stormy deep,
And anchored by the golden shore,
For her the Crown – for use the loss;
For her the peace – for use the pain;
For her the everlasting gain,
For us the bitter sense of loss,
O hearts with many cares opprest;
O eyes that cannot choose but weep,
God giveth His beloved sleep,
She sweetly sleeps.
I am working on getting together new posts. Would anyone be interested in seeing winter olympics themed posts for the upcoming games like I did during 2012?
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In 1951, one hundred years after the Great Exhibition, the Festival of Britain was held. The Festival celebrated the advancements in Britain in arts and sciences after the recovery from World War II. Taking place all over Britain with a focus on the London South Bank, the festival was a celebration of what is coming in the future of Britain but also looked at the past. These figurines are from a diorama of the opening ceremony of the Great Exhibition that was exhibited in the Centenary Pavilion on the South Bank. The people they are depicting are Lord John Russell, who was prime minister from 1846-1852, Joseph Paxton, the architect of the Crystal Palace and a royal herald. These figures come from the Museum of London, which houses a large collection of items from the Festival of Britain, including 36 figures from the diorama.
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And here it is all scanned in and stitched together still a [WIP].
I can definitely do the stitching together thing in GIMP. That is one program that I really know how to use.
Great start. I look forward to watching your progress. I haven't looked for a thread in the other sections, but I think it's time you move it over there. I know from personal habit that some people neglect the member introduction section in preference of reading the regular boards for officially presented projects.
Due to the style and monotoneness (not a real word), it is done. I have been having great trouble putting in the other scenery I want because of the style of marker and drawing I'm doing for it.
I think adding some low hills on the margins of the mountains, in the same style as you've got in the Farénos region, would give the whole thing a bit more life. You could also put some hills in the areas where the rivers rise - the headwaters. Large plains do fine, but in that situation the rivers move slowly as they seek the ocean and tend to meander a lot and double back on themselves more than you've got here. So, all that said, would the hardware you're using be decent for adding those things in? that's my only recommendation. Well, perhaps a few small settlements in outlying areas.
I could do a lot better work now with my dual tip markers (brush and chisel). I am going to be moving to doing a new map, and I will post it as I create it and show my mistakes as well. I also will want it to be community inspired/directed. Again, it will all be done by hand, without software.


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After a week of volunteering at Camp Fatima in Lebanon, my friends and I couldn't wait to get to the bar on Saturday.
The week is an amazing one —a crew of about 215 volunteers, including seven from Somerset County, have the honor of caring for 66 children with disabilities—but it is also exhausting and emotional. As soon as the week ends, we all get together at a local pub to reminisce about the week and start getting back to real life.
The post-camp venue of choice this year was Willie McBride's, the recently-opened Branchburg pub that took over when Cryan's Ale House went out of business. One of the very generous volunteers hosted the shindig, asking the restaurant to cater trays of pizza, wings, nachos and other finger foods. Clearly, none of these were going to cut it for Little Miss Vegan.
With a long night of drinking ahead of us, I knew I needed to get some food in my stomach. Unfortunately, the menu didn't deliver. The only option suitable for a vegan is the grilled vegetable panini ($9), without the cheese. The bartender confirmed with the cook that the vegetables are just grilled with a touch of olive oil—no butter—but he forgot to ask the kitchen crew to leave the butter off the bread. He also forgot my requested side of hummus.
The sandwich sounded promising, but that's as good as it got. When the plate came out, it featured a bucket of soggy, breaded fries and a heap of mushy grilled vegetables on butter-coated white bread. It was not the promised ciabatta bread (if it was ciabatta, it was not a good one). I regretted ordering it, wishing I'd gone for the hummus and flatbread appetizer ($7.50), or requested one of the salads sans meat. There are six salads on the menu, but each features chicken or fish.
Later in the night, as my friends ordered burgers, I discovered that the restaurant offers multi-grain rolls. They're actually quite tasty, much heartier than the white bread served with the veggie panini. At next year's post-camp shindig, I'll be ordering the grilled vegetables on the roll rather than the panini, with a side salad and a side of hummus.
The afternoon servers were accomodating and happy to ask about vegan options. Come Saturday night, as the bar filled up quickly, the bartender just dismissed my friend as she tried to find out about more vegan options.
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Like its sister store in W11, the newest addition to the RT stable welcomes live performers of pretty much every persuasion but this easterly offshoot boasts not only vastly more space and a café, but also – far more importantly – a purpose-built stage, with standing room in front sensibly factored into the planning. Gigs happen early in the evening (usually 7pm) and admission is free, by previously obtained wrist band. Sets are shorter than a regular gig and there can be long queues for bigger named acts, but then, who wouldn't queue to see free sets from the diverse likes of Blur, Marianne Faithful and Vampire Weekend?
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Milford House Rental Photos and Description
3 bedrm and 2 full baths, sleeps 7 including living room queen sleeper sofa
A beautiful newly renovated turn of the century beach cottage 1/2 a block from the Long Island Sound and steps to Walnut Beach awaits!
Perfect for vacationers who enjoy kite and wind surfing, cycling, stand up paddling, sailing or kayaking. If you enjoy tennis, the local recreation center up the block has tennis. The nearby Audubon Nature Center on the Housatonic River provides excellent summer programs for families with young children. Enjoy casting for blue fish at the end of the street or building a sand castle during the annual competition each summer. Artist fairs on the historic town green are a local attraction as are the oyster and lobster festivals each year. Or just enjoy a stroll along the boardwalk which connects to Silver Sands State Park and explore Charles Island at low tide.
If you want a summer retreat for the entire summer, Metro North is only 5 minutes away and the city 1 hour 20 for those that need to commute for work. New England beach living at reasonable prices!
Enjoy quiet comfy bedrooms: Each room is gorgeously decorated from the master bedroom with king bed to the two guest rooms one with full sized bed and the other a single. All rooms have ceiling fans and A/C units as well as feather beds for extra comfort.
In the living room, the sofa converts to a surprisingly comfortable queen bed. Perfect for those extra guests on weekends.
BBQ and enjoy the gardens: The 'just right sized' backyard is perfect for family BBQ's and entertaining. Teaky torches and candles provide nice touches. In summer enjoy cut flowers from the garden or picking strawberries from the front yard.
The front yard has a garden bench for reading the morning paper while gazing at the Sound. For more information on the town of Milford paste this link into your browser. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milford,_Connecticut
Sunroom/office: The house is equipped with basic cable, telephone and Wi-fi The sunroom is a relaxing room for reading the morning paper. If you need a home office, enjoy the unique driftwood office desk.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Tina Magnuson
A seasoned TV professional, I spent 4 years living in the house while completing extensive renovations and landscaping. It was a true labor of love!
Tina Magnuson purchased this house in 2006
Why Tina Magnuson chose Milford
The area was once a holiday makers seaside destination complete with amusement park. Now it's being revitalized and art galleries are moving in to our little shopping district which survived Hurricane Sandy just fine! You'll find the coffee table book 'Sand in our Shoes' which chronicles the history of the area through photos and personal stories in the living room upon check in.
What makes this house unique
I treat my house like a B'n'B without the breakfast or a host. You'll find each room is extremely well appointed and comfortable with attention to details. It's not a bare bones rental. It's a real home full of my things for others to enjoy down to the collection of art books and 3D puzzles! I believe that details are important down to making sure planters of herbs are available for guests to use and enjoy!
Guestbook comments from the owner
Stayed in this home for a long memorial day weekend. Exactly as pictured, zero complaints. Tina was easy to coordinate with. The beds were very comfortable. Her housekeeper lives across the street, was very sweet, and met us with the keys on our arrival. Neighboors and locals were very friendly. Two minute walk to the beach. Multiple playgrounds within 5 minute walk we took our one year old to. Ice cream shop and place to get lobster rolls/chowder 3 minute walk away – delicious and convenient. Home was very clean. Has a BBQ grill in the back we used each day. A very nice weekend, we would recommend this home to others and stay again. Deposit was returned without any issue a week later.


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Lee Gaskin is a sports reporter at The Canberra Times.
Australian Test batsman Shaun Marsh scores third straight duck
Lee Gaskin Quack, quack, quack - that's the sound of Shaun Marsh's last three innings as the Test batsman's recent run of outs continued.
Cricket: Sheffield Shield NSW v WA - Day 3
Lee Gaskin day 3 of the cricket at Manuka Oval
Sheffield Shield: NSW in box seat as WA all out for 82
Lee Gaskin The first day of the Sheffield Shield game between NSW and WA at Manuka Oval turned up a few surprises.
Blues' Stephen O'Keefe tips pace bowling to be decisive in Sheffield Shield final against Western Australia
Lee Gaskin Stephen O'Keefe and Test off-spinner Nathan Lyon loom as the trump cards for the Blues in Shield final.
Steve Smith to target WA youngsters in Sheffield Shield final
Lee Gaskin The NSW captain plans to use intimidatory bowling to gain an edge over the callow Warriors.
Western Australia aim to overcome the odds in Sheffield Shield final
Lee Gaskin WA coach Justin Langer is confident his side can become the first in nine years to win the Sheffield Shield away from home.
Moises Henriques labels Shield final most important game of his career
Lee Gaskin He's represented Australia, but Moises Henriques labels the Sheffield Shield final as the most important game of his career.
Canberra contingent shines in Sheffield Shield final at Manuka Oval
Lee Gaskin Ryan Carters scored 72 and Jason Behrendorff bagged three wickets as Canberrans starred on the first day of the Sheffield Shield final.
Canberra cricketer Ryan Carters named NSW's Sheffield Shield player of the year
Lee Gaskin Canberra product Ryan Carters was a clear winner of the NSW Sheffield Shield player of the year award.
Carters credits ton to Canberra connection
Lee Gaskin Ryan Carters has credited his closer ties with Canberra as a key factor in helping him break through for his maiden first-class century.
Khawaja out to prove Test skills among stars
Lee Gaskin Australia's forgotten batsman Usman Khawaja will have the perfect opportunity to press his claims for a Test recall in next week's star-studded Sheffield Shield match in Canberra.
Lehmann backs Blues to cover star duo
Lee Gaskin QUEENSLAND coach Darren Lehmann believes NSW has the depth to cover the loss of international duo Shane Watson and Mitchell Starc in this week's Sheffield Shield match in Canberra.
Relaxed Khawaja rediscovers his touch
Lee Gaskin Queensland batsman Usman Khawaja is keen for a big score in Canberra this week to keep his name near the top of the Australian selectors' list.
LIVE CRICKET: NSW v Queensland, Manuka Oval
Lee Gaskin Follow our coverage of the NSW Blues v Queensland Bulls Sheffield Shield match, live from Manuka Oval. All times in AEDST.
Overlooked Bollinger still fast and deadly accurate
Lee Gaskin Doug Bollinger had two wickets in his first three deliveries, the new ball hooping around and the old ball reversing.
Khawaja has the goods to step up
Lee Gaskin Usman Khawaja failed twice at Manuka Oval this week, but Queensland coach Darren Lehmann backed the stylish left-hander to be considered as Ricky Ponting's long-term replacement in the Test team.
Haddin looks to a triumphant homecoming
Lee Gaskin Veteran wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will be looking to secure a triumphant Canberra homecoming as he attempts to steer NSW to a crucial Sheffield Shield win on Friday.
Captain Khawaja in clash for Ponting spot
Lee Gaskin Test hopefuls Usman Khawaja and Alex Doolan will go head to head in Canberra next week in the final audition for the role of Ricky Ponting's replacement.


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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Summer Media Coverage
The Center for Book & Paper Arts is full of activity this summer. In addition to a summer exhibition, Marilyn Sward: Speaking in Paper, as well as workshops, lectures and community classes, CBPA is at the center of one of the largest literary events in the Midwest: Printers' Ball, which is produced in association with Columbia College Chicago and the Poetry Foundation takes place at the Ludington Building July 30 from 6-11pm.
The Interdisciplinary Arts Department is pleased to share some fantastic media coverage for these activities. Enjoy!
Interdisciplinary Arts Welcomes Jessica Cochran!
The Interdisciplinary Arts Department would like to extend a warm welcome to Jessica Cochran, the new Curator of Exhibitions and Programs at the Center for Book and Paper! Before joining us, Jessica was the Director of Marketing, Programs and Outreach for Art Chicago/NEXT and Director of the O'Connor Art Gallery at Dominican College. In addition to managing exhibitions and programs, Jessica will be responsible for the Center's marketing, website and Facebook page. Learn more about Jessica from her guest blog for Studio Chicago.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Eden Unluata
Eden Unluata just graduated from the MA program in Interdisciplinary Arts here at Columbia College (Summer 2010). I had an opportunity to chat with him about how moving from his native Turkey to the US has influenced his art practice and career focus. Now 12 years into making Chicago his home, Eden has used the InterArts MA program to breathe new life into his work. This unique, one-year graduate degree gave him the tools to craft a coherent dialogue surrounding his take on interdisciplinarity: a place where art and design build up on each other.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Eden Unluata from Interdisciplinary Arts on Vimeo.
Images, etc. from Connected Images 2010
Check out these great photographs and video compilation from this year's Connected Images class, taught by Sherry Antonini and Jenny Magnus.
Connected Images 2010 from Interdisciplinary Arts on Vimeo.
Stop-motion animation of a performance from this summer's Connected Images class, taught by Jenny Magnus and Sherry Antonini.
MA/MFA Exhibition at WORK Studio NEXT Friday!
Join us for a one-night exhibition featuring 10 interdisciplinary
artists working in a variety of mediums including media, performance,
paper sculpture, alternative process photography, and artist's books.
The work featured in the exhibition focuses on the theme of identity
and various ways people identify. Audience response is strongly
encouraged and will become a key part of the exhibition.
Title: Identity: Mapping Connections
When: Friday, July 16, 7pm-10pm
Location of Event:
2137 N. Milwaukee Avenue
Located next to the Congress Theater
Getting There:
El: Blue to California or Milwaukee
Bus: 52, 56, 73, 49
Price: Free admission; donations accepted
Brandy Brooks • Temple Cunningham • Michelle Graves • Kacie Karasiak •
Matt Marcum • Trisha Martin • Amy Rabas • Renee Tadros • Eden Unluata
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Burgers, Slaw -- and Salmonella
Burgers, Slaw -- and Salmonella
By Milton Lakin
Reviewed By Gary Vogin
Summer in Iowa ... ahh, there's nothing like it. High temperatures and high humidities -- neither of which seem to wither the spirits of hearty Iowans. Parks are filled with large family picnics, where good food is always a major attraction. Fried chicken, burgers on the grill, and Grandma's homemade potato salad are a must.
Once upon a time the only bugs we had to fret about were ants and centipedes marching across the tablecloth. Now we worry about the kinds of bugs that are transmitted in foods. They are a lot smaller and potentially a lot more dangerous ... with creepy names like Campylobacter and E. coli 0157:H7.
There are plenty to be concerned about. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are more than 200 diseases that can be spread through food. In a report in the September 1999 issue of the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases, approximately 76 million food-borne illnesses -- resulting in 325,000 hospitalizations and 5,000 deaths -- occur in the United States each year.
The outbreaks can strike almost anywhere. And they spread very quickly. One such outbreak of food poisoning struck the small town of Oskaloosa in southern Iowa. It was a Thursday evening in November of 1996 and about 1,000 people (nearly 10% of the town's population) had attended an annual church dinner. Soon after eating the turkey dinner, people started getting sick. The culprit: Salmonella. Before the weekend was over more than 200 people became ill, 60 were seen in local emergency rooms, and 21 were hospitalized. Officials felt lucky that no one died.
"On the Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, and the Labor Day weekends you can be sure we'll have several outbreaks of food poisoning," says Patricia Quinlisk, MD, state epidemiologist and medical director for the Iowa Department of Public Health. She was called in to help with the investigation of the Oskaloosa outbreak, and every summer she and her colleagues watch for "blips" -- food poisoning outbreaks -- over the holiday weekends.
Quinlisk offers plenty of reasons why the problem heats up in summer. "People aren't as careful about handling foods properly when they cook and eat outside, and they don't always have access to warm water and soap for washing." But during the summer, precautions are most important because the hot and humid weather promotes the growth of bacteria -- the source of most forms of food poisoning.
Potato salad, turkey sandwiches, or other foods left out in the sun can all become hotbeds of bacteria. This happens more often during outdoor picnics and gatherings, where it's more difficult to keep cold foods cold and hot foods hot -- temperatures at which bacteria are less of a threat.
So serious is the problem that the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will soon release food safety tips as part of the recently revised Dietary Guidelines for Americans. "This is an important step in changing the way we think about food safety," says Johanna Dwyer, a Tufts University professor and member of the advisory committee that is drawing up the new guidelines. "The 'Keep Food Safe to Eat' guidelines will focus on ways to avoid trouble in our own kitchens."
And although the guidelines have not yet been officially released, experts agree that these four simple food-handling tips can go a long way toward reducing your risk of food poisoning this summer:


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A Daily Word - September 25, 2014
September 25
"Give, and it will be given to you. They will pour into your lap a good measure — pressed down, shaken together, and running over. For by your standard of measure it will be measured to you in return." - Luke 6:38
Most merchandisers believe the secret to sales is in the packaging. Take, for example, breakfast cereal. Some boxes look big enough to feed a football team, but when you open them, there's emptiness at the top. When God pours out His blessings on His covenant people, there's no room for anymore. He presses down on the contents so He can add more, shakes the box of blessing one more time, drops in more, until the container is running over. The key to such bounty is in the desire to get to give to bless others, not to hoard for oneself.
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