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Dear Heloise: Can you reprint the red, white and blue potato salad recipe? - Eric in Maui, Hawaii
Eric, I would be happy to reprint this recipe for you. It came to us from a reader in Hawaii who sent in a recipe for the Great Heloise Potato Salad Challenge. It is delicious, and it was a winner with us!
You will need:
2 pounds small redskin potatoes (unpeeled), washed and boiled
1 bunch of green onions, sliced, saving the tops for garnishing
1 can water chestnuts (drained), diced
8 ounces blue cheese, crumbled
16 ounces sour cream
1/3 cup white-wine vinegar
1 tablespoon celery seed
1 tablespoon dill weed
Salt and pepper to taste
Paprika (optional)
Slice just-cooled (but not cold) potatoes and put into a large bowl. Add green onions and water chestnuts to potatoes. Mix blue cheese, sour cream, vinegar, celery seed and dill weed together and pour over potato mix. Stir gently. (Warm potatoes absorb the flavors better.) Add salt and pepper to taste. Sprinkle paprika and remaining green-onion tops over potato mix. Chill for two hours or overnight, which is best for flavors to blend. Enjoy! - Heloise
Dear Heloise: Since we use so little fresh raw onion, there was a lot of onion to go bad.
Now when I want to use a fresh raw onion, I slice or chop the whole onion, and what is left I put in a freezer bag and put it in the freezer. This saves the onion and also makes it easy when I need a small amount to cook with. Sometimes the bag gets more onion added to it, and sometimes I use it all up. - June Skaggs, Robards, Ky.
Dear Heloise: I have one more add-in for meatloaf. It's sugar-coated flakes of breakfast cereal.
It might sound strange, but the sugar takes the edge off of the ketchup that I also use. Family and friends request my meatloaf all the time. Try it - it's fabulous. This was my mom's secret ingredient. - Kathy P. Keyes, Hot Springs, Va.
Sounds interesting. I've heard of just flaked corn cereal as an ingredient, but not the one with the sugar.
Here's another meatloaf hint, from Carol Haufler of San Antonio. She says: "My aunt had a cafe during the Second World War, when meat was rationed. She stretched the ground meat for hamburgers or meatloaf by adding white cornmeal. I add yellow cornmeal to my meatloaf today." - Heloise
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ART REVIEW; Kandinsky and Schoenberg, Seen and Heard on Canvas
By ROBERTA SMITH
Published: October 24, 2003
When it comes to ''Schoenberg, Kandinsky and the Blue Rider'' at the Jewish Museum, we can be grateful on two counts. First, in a time when recorded music often wafts through museum exhibitions, the organizers of this show have refrained from making us listen while we look -- even though they might have claimed every right to do so. The show examines a historical intersection of art and music: the friendship between the Viennese Modernist composer Arnold Schoenberg and the Russian Modernist painter Wassily Kandinsky.
But fortunately, musical accompaniment has been limited to the Acoustiguide, which in this case is a valuable aid that I recommend listening to -- at least the musical selections -- with eyes shut. Kandinsky's roiling paintings, radical in their time, may have lost much of their ability to shock, assuming a secure place in both the history of art and public consciousness. But Schoenberg's tumultuous music, like Malevich's ''Black Square,'' remains relatively unassimilated, emblematically modern. It demands your complete attention and is not about to fade quietly into any easy-listening background. (A related article appears on Page 1 of Weekend.)
The second cause for gratitude is that Schoenberg was himself a painter, a genuine if somewhat capricious hit-and-miss one. His efforts, usually small and often wan, center on self-portraits and are variously outsiderish, nearly abstract and conventionally representational. The last category includes a series of full-size portraits of friends, which he painted on commission in an attempt to support himself.
The 36 Schoenberg paintings here outnumber all else and add a wonderful emotional weight to the visual firepower of the rest of the show: 13 paintings by Kandinsky, as well as 12 by other members of the German Expressionist Blue Rider (Blaue Reiter) group, which flourished briefly just before the First World War -- among them Franz Marc, Alexi von Jawlensky, August Macke, Albert Bloch and Gabriele Münter, Kandinsky's companion. Flitting in and out among more professional, fully committed visual statements, Schoenberg's images both disrupt and pull together the exhibition's visual narrative in an essential way.
This exhibition, organized by Fred Wasserman, the museum's associate curator, and Esther da Costa Meyer, an art historian at Princeton, concentrates on a thin slice of history to the exclusion of much -- maybe too much -- else; but it is a relatively unexamined slice, centering on two giants in the history of Modernism. Their sensibilities crossed paths in January 1911, when Kandinsky heard Schoenberg's controversial atonal music for the first time at a concert in Munich. Inspired, he painted ''Impression III (Concert),'' now in the collection of the Lenbachhaus in Munich.
This work, at the beginning of the show, is visiting the United States for the first time. In this context, at least, the grand piano and the attentive audience that the painting loosely depicts are startlingly recognizable, but it is still an unusually raw, unfussy work for Kandinsky.
Mainly through letters, the painter and the composer established an immediate rapport as kindred Modernist soul mates. Probably taking a swipe at Cubism, Kandinsky wrote, ''Our own modern harmony is not to be found in the 'geometric' but rather in the anti-geometric, anti-logical way'' based on ''dissonances.''
Responding, Schoenberg located their common ground ''in what you call the 'unlogical' and I call the 'elimination of the conscious will in art.' '' Both were trying to move beyond traditional composition to works that put their audiences in a kind of free fall, where nothing could be taken for granted.
They saw and professed to like each other's paintings. By the fall of 1911, Kandinsky and Marc were planning to include Schoenberg's scores in the first and only Blue Rider Almanac -- a publication surveying modern, folk and children's art -- along with scores by other Viennese composers in Schoenberg's circle, like Alban Berg and Anton Webern. But in December, the supposedly forward-looking NKVM (Modern Artists Society of Munich), barely two years old, rejected Kandinsky's submission to its annual show. The Blue Rider Almanac was hastily upgraded to an exhibition. Its 48 works by 14 artists included 4 paintings by Schoenberg.
The centerpiece of the Jewish Museum's show is a big gallery devoted to that Blue Rider exhibition. Excepting a blazing little Münter landscape, the high point of the gallery display is Kandinsky's ''Sketch for Composition V'' (1911), the work rejected by the NKVM and on loan here from the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia.
With black whiplash lines and its landscape forms riled to the point of dynamic near-abstraction, this work is noticeably more liberated than the pre-Schoenberg Kandinskys, which are hung in a preceding gallery, although the color is more muted. The earlier works are full of chunks of jewel-like color and hints of fairy tale landscapes, figures and horseback riders; they reflect the artist's infatuation with Persian miniatures and Russian folk art. Hints of figures would remain in Kandinsky's paintings until the 1920's, by which point his friendship with Schoenberg was mostly over. Paradoxically, it is these late works, with their crystalline geometric shapes and almost scorelike compositions, that seem closest to painted music.


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Is it a bird? Is it a plane!? Nope, just a LEGO Superman flying 500ft over London. So, pretty standard for London. A video inside shows you this awesome event.
To 'celebrate' the release of LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, they flew a LEGO minifig into/over the skies of London. Up, up and away!
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Morrowind persons pack by Lelek1980Watch
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Some guys with transparent background for inserting in your pictures. Clone'em all!
Not so neatly how I would like...
Not so neatly how I would like...
well made indeed, thanks very much for sharing
Don't suppose you could do more of these for the other races of Tamriel?
Oh! The hats! I love this. It's perfectly alike with the original art.
Theese are amasing. <3
The 5th last is obviously texting.
Absolutely great work here!
Absolutely great work here!
I registered to this site, just to tell you how awesome your work is! Keep it up!
Oh! Thank you very much!
Also you have to look my favs "TES" folder. There are many wonderful works.
Also you have to look my favs "TES" folder. There are many wonderful works.
Tant de Dunmers ! J'adoooooooooore !, je les prend tous ! XD
What a wonderful collection of characters. It's amazing how you were able to take the same culture and race and differ them so successfully that they are all interesting in their own way and still retain a sense of unity.
Oh, thanks! Indeed all services belongs to Bethesda. Only its great design inspired me. I'm just a modest interpreter.
Какая красота! Модный дом Вварденфелл представляет новую мужскую коллекцию осень-зима! Подробности, фотосессии звезд - в третьем издании "Карманного путеводителя по Империи"! Ура! Красотища! а женщины будут? суровые воительницы Эшленда, знахарки, погонщицы гуаров, во имя Мары!
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For many years digital cameras have been integrated into mobile phones. In the beginning the camera phone was just another gimmick with limited value to the end user. Today, imaging is considered as a core feature by the user and major mobile phone manufacturers and most mobile phones are equipped with two cameras, a primary Mega-Pixel (MPx1) camera for photography and a secondary CIF or VGA camera for video calls. Far more than a billion mobile phone cameras were sold in 2009, and the numbers are still increasing rapidly. The increasing demand for more functions and features coming along with cost reduction plays a significant role in today's product design and manufacturing technologies of mobile phones and pushes the industry to continuously improve the performance and the manufacturing technologies. Wafer Level Cameras (WLC) is supposed to be the technology of choice to address these requirements. This application currently drives many equipment and process innovations that will become key for cost effective 3D and MEMS packaging later on. Within the manufacturing process of wafer level cameras one can identify two complementary technologies. One is the wafer-level packaging of image sensors and the other is the wafer-level manufacturing of camera objectives. Both the sensor device and the objectives will be finally assembled on wafer level by a wafer bonding process. However, today's reality is the wafer level manufacturing of the optical module and the chip-level assembly of optical module and image sensor chip. Wafer level optics (WLO), part of the wafer-level manufacturing of cameras, is a novel technology that is designed to meet the demand for smaller form factors of the optical system and cost reduction in the next generation of camera phones. The optical components are fabricated by UV replicating the optics through a stamp material into a polymer layer, coated on a glass wafer. Another key challenge in the manufacturing is the alignment in the wafer b- - onding process step. Replicated lens wafers are aligned and adhesively bonded at the wafer level using a UV curing process in order to achieve excellent alignment results. Finally the bonded Opto Wafers are subsequently diced to form individual camera modules. This paper explores the latest fabrication techniques used in the Wafer Level Camera manufacturing process (WLC) to support >3MPxl systems and describes main challenges and available solutions. The paper presents latest lithography results of TSV formation, the replication of micro lenses (Fig. 2) and the wafer level packaging of microlens wafers (Opto Wafers) via UV bonding are depicted as well. Finally new UV curable materials for microlens replication and for Wafer Level Packaging of Opto Wafers (lens stacking) are presented.


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Whether your a Viking fan or a Packer fan, when Brett Favre ran out from under the tunnel and entered the Metrodome in a purple jersey instead of a green jersey, I bet your heart sank. I even bet your palms began to sweat a little bit.
Look, Favre is without a doubt a prime example of a procrastinator. He waited until the last minute to decide if still wants to play or not. And at the same time, probably drove his wife, Deanna crazy. I mean, if you loved the game as much as he does, you probably procrastinate too.
But I know this, after seeing him throw for over 271 yards and three touchdowns on the verge of turning 40-years-old against his former team, he is definitely back. If you don't believe me, here's a couple key stats that should convince you.
When the second half started, his quarterback rating was 20 points below his career-high of 153. He is the only quarterback in history to throw for a least two touchdowns in 10 straight seasons at the Metrodome, a place where he used to struggle as a Packer. And let's not forget, he completed 12 out of 17 passes in the first half with the same tremendous accuracy and power when he was a Packer.
You think he still feels like he has something left in the tank? Absolutely, he does. He may not call it revenge, but a 30-23 victory on Monday night is sweet no matter how you cut it.
However, the game wasn't entirely focused on Brett. Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers showed up to play against his former teammate. He threw for three touchdowns and got the team within a possession score late in the fourth quarter. Rodgers went 26 for 37 for 384 yards, which was a career-high at the Metrodome.
The Vikings defense line was all over Rodgers though. Jared Allen and company sacked Rodgers eight times. Allen was credited with four-and-a-half of them.
That was the difference in the game. Favre got the protection and Rodgers didn't. Favre took advantage of the opportunities, Rodgers didn't. But Rodgers proved he is one hell of a quarterback and the Packer front office should be proud of their decision of making him the franchise quarterback.
But ultimately, all eyes were focused on Brett tonight. And rightfully so.


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Fifty-nine per cent of voters polled in the TVNZ/Colmar
Brunton survey believed Mr Key made the wrong decision by
keeping Hekia Parata in the education portfolio in last
month's Cabinet reshuffle.
This followed a torrid time during which she oversaw the
class size backdown, the Novopay debacle and the breakdown in
communications with Education Secretary Lesley Longstone and
her subsequent departure.
Mr Key told TVOne's Breakfast programme this morning he was
standing by his minister.
"She got some pretty bad press last year. She would admit
herself there were some things that weren't well handled," he
"On the other side of the coin, there's been a lot of good
news in education; we are lifting participation rates in
early childhood, we are seeing more Maori boys being
successful at school."
Ms Parata will today announce the Government's final
decisions over the future of 31 Christchurch schools, with
the prospect of a number of closures fuelling disapproval of
her handling of the education portfolio.
Mr Key said there would be "some happy schools" and "some
unhappy schools" as a result of the announcement, but Ms
Parata had done what was necessary.
"We don't get up in the morning looking for ways to annoy
Cantabrians. We ... have made those decisions and the
minister has recommended those decisions because she
believes, and I think rightfully so, those are the right
decisions to be made."
The poll also had good news for National, with a 5 percentage
point jump in support taking them to 49 per cent. Labour was
on 33 per cent and the Greens 11 per cent. Mr Key also gained
five points, according to the preferred prime minister
measure, giving him 44 per cent, with Labour leader David
Shearer on 15 per cent.
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It looks like the media are out to get Parata. Not that many
people would care. She unfortunately comes across as too
smooth talking and uppity. An image problem she can't do much
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Star Wars Darth Vader Ultimate FX Light Saber for $9.99
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Just got mine for $9.89 Shipped with my Target Debit Card! WOOO HOOOO!!!! Happy Happy Birthday Son!!!!!!
Also works for this Lightsaber as well here
Mine came to $10.08 delivered. Nice deal!
Purchased the Luke Skywalker ROTJ saber that @silo11 linked for $16.96 shipped. Roughly $20 cheaper than I could purchase locally. Thanks!
Awesome find. Too bad Target doesn't do site-to-store. I really don't want to pay $8 shipping.
Just placed my order. $16.66 total price with shipping (I don't have or want a Target card). I still consider it a very good deal. The only problem is that I really need a second one, you know, to complete a dueling set. The coupon said it was it was only good for 1 item. It made it sound, however, like that was per order. I will try ordering another tomorrow with the coupon and see if it works. Unfortunately, the Anakin model is sold out online, but does appear to be available in store. I think it would be nice to have both a red and a blue one.
Nice work!
$10.23 shipped with target debit discount.
I'm struggling to apply the 50% coupon. The $5 off works like a champ, but even on the linked product (as oppose to a different model), the 50% off is not working. Any advice?
Yeah, 50% coupon is giving an invalid error even though it's listed right on the item page. I'll try again tomorrow.
50% off promo code does not work.
I saw another deal that mentioned the 50% Star Wars (excl Lego) coupon in this week's paper that corresponds to this code. The $5 coupon can be printed from the website. So if you're unable to get it to work online, you can visit your nearest store this week. Good luck.
Code didn't work for me either...
is the promotion over?
The site listed the promotion going through the end of the month. Not sure what's going on with it at this point. This is the perfect gift.
Deal is back on! Both coupon codes are mentioned on the actual product page again.
Just purchased mine for $16.84 shipped.
I've found that you can print both the 50% off and $5 coupons from target.com to use in-store.
And it seems only the red Darth Vader light saber is available online now.
FYI, the coupons are only good once per order. Also, if you purchased while logged into your account, you cannot use it again for a second order while logged in.
You can use the coupons as many times as you want if you checkout without logging in. You just have to make separate orders with 1 saber per order. Just verified this. [sneaky]


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Will Stenberg was discovered as an infant, hanging on to the bleeding roots of a mandrake pulled up by an unblemished virgin on a chill October morn. She took him home, washed off the mud, blood and insects, and nursed him at the swollen teats of a pregnant sow. When first he cried, there was a total eclipse of the sun, and it is said that the earth quaked as if trying to shake him off its back. In time, he grew into a cadaverous young man with questionable intentions and a penchant for writing strange, sad songs, sung in a scratchy voice still caked, perhaps, with that ancient mud. Sometimes, when the world seems to be spinning too fast, and the sky appears too huge and hungry, he will walk out to his apple orchard and bury himself in a shallow hole to let the cold mud surround him like a loving womb. Or so the legends tell.
Other sources, less prone to wild speculation, report that he grew up in a small town in northern California, the son of a military father and an environmentalist mother. His early years saw him playing in various punk rock bands, but when a Hindu from Stockton introduced him to Hank Williams, everything changed. His early twenties, they say, were a time of travel, with stints in Vermont, New York City, Memphis, and a Trappist monastery in Kentucky, writing songs all the while. These songs were written under the shadow of ghostly giants like Hank Williams, Townes Van Zandt and Kris Kristofferson, as well as contemporary writers like John Darnielle and Nick Cave. Eventually he is reported to have landed in Chicago, where he struggled in minimum-wage jobs while trying to find his voice as a songwriter. After two years, he returned to the wilds of northern California, where he began his work in earnest, crafting what has become an already considerable body of finely-etched songs of pain, wit, sex, spirituality and struggle.


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Today I decided to post a Gif Butterfly here.
This is kind of a tutorial, that shows how to create a butterfly in just a few steps.
I created it in CorelDRAW, using PenTool (F5) to draw all the shapes; and Intersection Option to make shades and highlights (select 2 objects, which you want to intersect, apply Intersect, and here you are:) ).
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Mary S. Brown Memorial-Ames United Methodist Church and Turner Cemetery are located at 3424 Beechwood Boulevard, right on the border between the Squirrel Hill and Greenfield neighborhoods of Pittsburgh, PA 15217. Click on the "About" link for contact information. For more information about the church and cemetery, scroll down this page.
Todd and Helen Wilson collaborated on the book, Images of America: Pittsburgh's Bridges. It is part of Arcadia Publishing's Images of America series, filled with photographs and other illustrations. Pittsburgh's Bridges presents a history of 144 bridges within Pittsburgh's borders, including those around the area where Turner Cemetery and MSBA Church are located. The book shows the sequence of bridges at various sites and explains the reasons behind their unique designs. The book was released on October 26, 2015. For more information or to order, go to amazon.com or click on this link: http://www.arcadiapublishing.com/9781467134248/Pittsburghs-Bridges
The Seventh Annual Turner Cemetery History Walk took place on Saturday, September 19. The event included self-guided tours of the graveyard, historical displays, military re-enactors from the 8th Pennsylvania Regiment and a soup and bake sale. When the re-enactors shot off their long rifles, it brought traffic to a standstill on Beechwood Boulevard!
Todd Wilson, author of Images of America: Pittsburgh's Bridges, gave a presentation, "Evolution of the Roads and Bridges of Squirrel Hill and Greenfield."
In the spring of 2014, Ken Girty, descendant of Simon Girty's brother Thomas, whose half-brother was John Turner, visited the cemetery and gave a talk in the church community room about his family's turbulent history. Unlike the other Girty brothers Simon, George and James, Thomas remained loyal to the United States during the Revolutionary War. After the war he moved a bit north and established a trading post at Girty's Run, buying land and eventually owning most of what is now Oakmont. The Girtys were half-brothers to John Turner.
A few weeks after his visit, Ken Girty invited the North Hills Past Finders to come to Turner Graveyard with an assortment of metal detectors to examine the graveyard for artifacts. The major find was an ax and possibly a chisel dated to between 1850-1860. Several churches were built on the site beginning in 1842, so it is possible the tools were used to build or maintain one of the structures.
We received the results of the Mercyhurst study of Turner Cemetery. As expected, the fluxgate gradiometer (magnetometer) scans showed anomalies that could mean burials, and, also as expected, most of the anomalies did not correspond to the present locations of the tombstones, since we knew they were moved around through the years. We are hoping Mercyhurst returns to study the upper half of the half-acre graveyard. We are also trying to find a way to have ground-penetrating radar scans done, which are more accurate. We have no plans to do any excavations in the graveyard. We would just like to mark the graves to honor those buried there.
Click on this link for the Turner-Mercyhurst Press Release.
Click on this link to see the article about the Mercyhurst study that appeared in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review on May 6, 2013.
Here is some general information about the Turner Cemetery/Mary S. Brown-Ames Historical Site.
Turner Cemetery and Mary S. Brown Memorial-Ames United Methodist Church are located at 3424 Beechwood Boulevard on the border between the Squirrel Hill and Greenfield neighborhoods of Pittsburgh. The Turner Cemetery/Mary S. Brown-Ames Historical Committee (TC/MSBA) is researching the site because of its historical and genealogical importance. The cemetery dates to 1785 and provides information about many of the earliest settlers of Squirrel Hill. The adjacent church was built in 1908, but several churches preceded it on the same plot of land.
The churches on the site have been known by various names, which are listed on the page about the church. Click on the MSBA Church tab to go to that page. The present church, now known as Mary S. Brown Memorial-Ames United Methodist Church, was originally named Mary S. Brown Memorial Chapel.
The purpose of this website is to disseminate information about the cemetery and church, collect additional information, enable correspondence among interested people, and work toward preserving the site for the future.
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Multidimensional computer adaptive testing (MCAT) can provide higher precision and reliability or reduce test length when compared with unidimensional CAT or with the paper-and-pencil test. This study compared five item selection procedures in the MCAT framework for both domain scores and overall scores through simulation by varying the structure of item pools, the population distribution of the simulees, the number of items selected, and the content area. The existing procedures such as Volume (Segall in Psychometrika, 61:331–354, 1996), Kullback–Leibler information (Veldkamp & van der Linden in Psychometrika 67:575–588, 2002), Minimize the error variance of the linear combination (van der Linden in J. Educ. Behav. Stat. 24:398–412, 1999), and Minimum Angle (Reckase in Multidimensional item response theory, Springer, New York, 2009) are compared to a new procedure, Minimize the error variance of the composite score with the optimized weight, proposed for the first time in this study. The intent is to find an item selection procedure that yields higher precisions for both the domain and composite abilities and a higher percentage of selected items from the item pool. The comparison is performed by examining the absolute bias, correlation, test reliability, time used, and item usage. Three sets of item pools are used with the item parameters estimated from real live CAT data. Results show that Volume and Minimum Angle performed similarly, balancing information for all content areas, while the other three procedures performed similarly, with a high precision for both domain and overall scores when selecting items with the required number of items for each domain. The new item selection procedure has the highest percentage of item usage. Moreover, for the overall score, it produces similar or even better results compared to those from the method that selects items favoring the general dimension using the general model (Segall in Psychometrika 66:79–97, 2001); the general dimension method has low precision for the domain scores. In addition to the simulation study, the mathematical theories for certain procedures are derived. The theories are confirmed by the simulation applications.
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To put a constitutional amendment before the voters in Massachusetts two consecutive legislatures had to vote to put it before the voters. Supporters of a ban on gay marriage only needed the voters of 50 of the 200 members of the Massachusetts legislature. Last year they got 62 votes. Yesterday they got just 45.
What changed the minds of legislators that voted for the ban last year and against it this year? Getting to know gay couples, gay couples that have adopted children, concern for gay grandkids, help with yard work, and the efforts of Massachusetts' Democratic governor.
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One legislator who switched his vote was Representative Paul Kujawski, Democrat of Uxbridge, saying meetings with gay and lesbian constituents convinced him that I couldnt take away the happiness those people have been able to enjoy.
Senator Gale D. Candaras, a Democrat, voted against the amendment Thursday, although she had supported it as a state representative in January. Ms. Candaras said her vote reflected constituent views in her larger, more progressive Senate district and her fear of a vicious referendum campaign.
Most moving, she said, were older constituents who had changed their views after meeting gay men and lesbians. One woman had asked me to put it on the ballot for a vote, but since then a lovely couple moved in, Ms. Candaras said. She said, They help me with my lawn, and if there cant be marriage in Massachusetts, theyll leave and they cant help me with my lawn.
The Boston Globe published this statement from Gale Candaras, a Dem member of the legislature that switched her vote:
"Same gender couples have been adopting children and building families here in the Commonwealth for about twenty years. In many instances, same gendered couples have adopted children with severe challenges, children no one else wanted, and they have worked miracles with them. These children would have lived lives of despair without these families.
I have been most impressed by the number of individuals who have called me and asked me to change my vote because they have changed their minds. One grandmother told me she had changed her mind and wanted me to change my vote in case one of her grandchildren grew up to be gay or lesbian. She did not want any of her grandchildren to be denied the right to marry the person they love."
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In Massachusetts today, the freedom to marry is secure, Gov. Deval Patrick said to roaring applause after the vote in the Constitutional Convention. Todays vote was not just a victory for marriage equality, it was a victory for equality itself.
The bans defeat affirmed the status of gay marriage in the only state where its legal. The five-vote margin of victory brought a surprising and dramatic end to days of fierce lobbying by Patrick and legislative leaders. In total, 11 lawmakers switched sides to defeat the proposed ban, a sudden shift that shocked ban proponents who said they didnt see it coming….
Murray, DiMasi and Patrick were lobbying until the final moments. All three said they were unsure of the outcome even as they gaveled the Constitutional Convention into session. This was as close as Ive ever seen any vote, DiMasi said. I had to go with my instinct, and thats what I did.
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Kris Mineau, a leader in the campaign for a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, said today he was confident his side has enough votes to get the measure on the 2008 ballot. "We're feeling very good about this," said Mineau, president of the Massachusetts Family Institute….
"We're confident we have the votes, and we're calling on Senate president Terry Murray to keep her word and hold the vote, Mineau said. If they don' t hold the vote, you know we have the votes."
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This was my bug, which has been fixed. I've also refunded your bounty.
If you want to start the bounty again, I'll make sure that Syeda gets the award.
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IAB Promotes David Doty to EVP
Doty to oversee brand marketing, research
By Ki Mae Heussner on Dec. 21, 2011 - 12:45 PM EST
The Interactive Advertising Bureau has named David Doty, former svp and CMO, to the new role of evp and CMO. In an announcement today, the IAB said that Doty will work…
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Despite mixed reviews in the media, momentum appears to be building for Amazon's Kindle Fire. According to mobile ad network Millennial Media's Mobile Mix report for November, ad impressions on the…
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Just ahead of the holiday season, Google is wrapping new Google+ features and updates, including a few specific to its pages for brands and businesses. "Some of these were on nearly…
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Just in time for the holiday shopping surge, Google today introduced two new tablet-specific ads for marketers. Citing recent internal research, Google says that consumers are not only doing more shopping…
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Don't know my needle sizes!
I bought a bunch of circ needles, including interchangable ones, but haven't touched them for about a year. Now I'm looking at like 7 pairs of needle tips that have NO MARKING on them to tell me what size they are! What's the best/easiest way to figure out what size these are, and how to mark them so I don't have to go through this again?
You should invest a few dollars in a needle gauge and keep it with your tips.
Any craft store will have one, or they're available everywhere on line.
Head to Michaels, Joanns, Hobby Lobby or the local yarn store and get a needle sizer aka needle gauge. You won't be sorry! :thumbsup:
They look like some variation of these:
Yep, even walmart has some, they're very handy and most have a ruler along one side.
Awesome - thank you!!
Or in a pinch head to your husband's tool box/room and borrow his drill gauge.
They usually have mm equivalents on them. In a pinch they work if you don't need the US standard needle size and just an approximate mm size.
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Funny thing is I have a drill gauge but every time I want to use it, it is in the other place (i.e. if I'm knitting, the gauge is in the tool room with my drills but if I'm working with my drill I have to go pick the gauge out of my knitting bag). :wall:
I wish that darn thing would catch up with me; but I suppose it if had legs and followed me around like a puppy I'd still find it annoying. :shrug:
I personally wouldn't mark them. Permanant markers, no matter how permanant, can wear off, and that mean onto your yarn. If you have a needle gauge, you can just check them as need be-- I think that's a much better idea.
You could always use one of those metal etchers (bet Jack has one!) to put the number onto them. Provided they're metal needles...
Then my key chain would look like the ones used for gas station bathrooms! My drill gauge is about the size of an iPhone but a little longer and not as thick. ;)
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Todd, 34, had been a player-coach last term and also managed the Stags reserve team, but was only offered a coaching role for next season.
"Andy is talking to a number of clubs about continuing his playing career," Cox told the club's website.
"We only offered him a coaching post, so it's in his best interests to look elsewhere now. He did a good job for us while he was here and never let us down as a player.
"Everyone at Mansfield Town would like to wish Andy all the best in his future career."
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I interviewed Yogi Berra in 2004 when I was working on my book The 50 Greatest Yankees Games. I might still have the cassette tapes of the interviews I did for the book somewhere but I'm honestly not sure. Of the players I interviewed for that book, several have passed on: Tommy Byrne, Tom Tresh, Ryne Duren, and now Yogi.
Most of the interviews I did were during spring training, and at the time Yogi was working as a spring training instructor for the Yankees. In 2004, at age 79, Yogi was still hitting fungoes for fielding practice on a daily basis. His memory of the great games in his career was extremely sharp–possibly because he'd told the stories of them so many times–and so our interview almost took place in a sort of shorthand, where he knew exactly what I was talking about and I knew what he was talking about.
I know, that's not what I was told to expect: knowing what Yogi was talking about. But when it came to baseball, trust me, Yogi knew what he was talking about.
My favorite moment is when he tells me he was an awful catcher at the start of his career. See if you can figure out which great games in Yankees history we're discussing in this transcript:


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The team also includes first teamers Jon Pendlebury and Sean Hohneck in the pack whilst former Rugby League player Andy Thornley gets another chance to impress in the back row.
Curtis Wilson continues his comeback on the wing whilst Dominic Barrow will be out to impress at blind side flanker.
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Let's hope I can explain what I want and you can tell me if it's possible or not.
Eventually, I will have a static front page on my blog telling people to go into my Categories for specific articles I've written.
(i.e., Category - Search Engine Optimization has 5 posts and each is an article I've written on that subject)
As it is now on WP 2.2, All my Archived Posts go from top to bottom in ascending order (meaning how I want them read --used a plug-in for this).
What I would like is for each archived post to be separate and not one right after the other so people have to scroll down.
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The 50th Super Bowl, Super Bowl L, will be played at the new Levi's Stadium in 2016, the NFL announced today.
Levi's Stadium, which is located in Santa Clara and is currently under construction, opens in August 2014 and will be the new home of the San Francisco 49ers. It will also be the home of college football's Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl beginning in 2014.
The stadium is being built at a cost of $1.2 billion. Officially, it will seat 68,500 but can be expanded to 75,000.
The San Francisco Bay Area has previously hosted only one Super Bowl, Super Bowl XIX. In that contest back in 1985, the 49ers defeated the Miami Dolphins 38-16.
The NFL also announced today that the 51st Super Bowl, Super Bowl LI, has been awarded to the city of Houston and will be played at Reliant Stadium in 2017.
Reliant Stadium opened in 2002 and has an official seating capacity of 71,054. It is home to the Houston Texans and many other events, such as RodeoHouston, college football, soccer, concerts, and more.
Reliant hosted Super Bowl XXXVIII in 2004, which saw the New England Patriots defeat the Carolina Panthers 32-29.
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Superbowl LI? Sponsored by a chinse company? And Superbowl L sponsored by a jeans manufacorting company?
I heard someone propose that the Super Bowl should only be played in markets that average temperatures above 50 degrees in Jan and Feb. I completely agree with that idea.
Keep the Super Bowl in warmer cities. Phoenix, Miami, Houston, Atlanta etc. Santa Clara makes the cut with Jan temps at 58 and Feb at 62 on average. Without an NFL caliber stadium in SOCal Levis stadium is the only current hope for Cali to get the big game. LA and or San Diego need to step up to get a new stadium built.
Football is an outdoor game. The weather just adds more excitement to the game.
This is how the NFL has always done it—the Super Bowl (until Goodell messed with it) was always in either a warm weather city, or a city that played in a dome. This had nothing to do with football or fans—-it was all about keeping the corporate types comfy. I'm hoping Super Bowls 48 and 50 are played in the snow—blizzard like conditions–so it will never go there again.
Maybe if the fans at the Super Bowl had to suffer like the players, they would appreciate the game more.
jst5 san diego has a stadium and what about the usc collusiem. if san diego didnt have a stadium where would the chargers play
he said "NEW" stadium
Superbowl right in my backyard. Sweet.
Went to Holiday Bowl last season and San Diego needs a new stadium. It is okay on the inside but the outside of it and the concourses are just ugly concrete with zero character at all!
Who cares what a stadium looks like?…I just wanna see a good game. Hell, I'd sit in a dilapidated college stadium to watch another Giants-Pats SB.
Blah, blah, blah… When is it coming back to the Super Dome?
Its nice to have a brand new stadium. What about a team that has trouble understanding what "W" means. You have to have the fan base to fill the stadium to pay the bills and the players. If your stadium seats 70,000 and your paid attendance is only 45,000, then someone isn't getting paid. Last time I checked, football owners do not qualify for low income.
49ers are not gonna make it so 49ers fans do not get your hopes up


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AlfiePerhaps so ...a good start is essential . crouch is actually a very good buy for me it gives us options ...who could we buy regarding a center back thats available?COYS
How about Dunn, Distain or Charvalio or however you spell it. I am sure there are lots more that I don't know about. Trouble is when they are all fit again how do you keep them all happy?


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Although most undergraduate medical students are digital natives, well versed in social media, their activities can sometimes work against them when it comes to using new media to create and maintain a professional profile. This infographic outlines how to make your social media activity work for you, not against you.
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Lots of God Eater 2 screenshots released by Namco
Namco has released a large batch of God Eater 2 screenshots, which you can ogle over on Gematsu. The shots were originally a times exclusive on Famitsu, but have been shared today. The game is slated for PSP, and the visuals have been revamped along with the addition of new elements, and a new type of multiplayer mode. Game's out sometime this year.
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On single.php, I would like to have a collumn that displays the recent posts to the blog, and I need to for it to honor the <!--more--> link.
It is not honoring the <!--more--> link because WP says - if Single = true, then dont display the <!--more--> link.
anyone know how to get around this?