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The advanced data science option targets students who seek to develop new data science methods and build new data science tools. It focuses on creating an inter-disciplinary cohort of data science students taking the same set of advanced data science courses. Click on the tabs below to find out more about the core curriculum, participating departments, and leadership structure.
Core Curriculum
Big Data is an evolving field, whose definition is fluid, and will continue to evolve over the years. Thus, the core of our educational approach is a comprehensive interdisciplinary, multifaceted practical training program.
- Core Curriculum: An integrated, multidisciplinary set of courses that prepare the students in the algorithmic, statistical, systems, and scientific aspects of Big Data. This curriculum is an overlay on top of the requirements of the participating departments in a manner that is specific to each department. Please contact the faculty liaisons for detailed information.
Three out of four of the following core courses:
– Data Management: CSE 544.
– Machine Learning, CSE 546 or STAT 535.
– Data Visualization: CSE 512.
– Statistics: STAT 509 or STAT 512-513.
Course descriptions and pre-requisites are listed here.
Additionally, to further expand students' education and create a campus-wide community, students register for at least 4 quarters in the weekly Big Data Seminar Course, CHEM E 599F.
An Advanced Data Science course can be replaced by an equivalent or more advanced course in the same area UPON APPROVAL. A student must submit an email petition to the Steering Committee (bigdata-igert-steering (at) cs (dot) washington (dot) edu) to perform such a substitution. The Steering Committee may request input from the student's Faculty Advisor and the primary department's Graduate Program Advisor before making a decision.
Departmental Requirements
Details for each department's official Advanced Data Science Option can be found on their web pages:
Participating departments:
Applied Math: Contact people Lauren Lederer and Hong Qian. Details on the Advanced Data Science Option in Applied Math.
Astronomy: Contact person Andrew Connolly. Details on the Advanced Data Science Option in Astronomy.
Biology: Contact people Marissa Heringer and Tom Daniel. Details on the Advanced Data Science Option in Biology coming soon.
Chemical Engineering: Contact people Allison Sherrill and David Beck. Details on the Advanced Data Science Option in Chemical Engineering.
Computer Science & Engineering: Contact people Elsa Binag and Magda Balazinska. Details on the Advanced Data Science Option in CSE.
Genome Sciences: Contact people Brian Giebel and William Noble. Details on the Advanced Data Science Option in Genome Sciences.
Math: Contact person John Palmieri. Details on the Advanced Data Science Option in Math.
Oceanography: Contact people Michelle Townsend and Mark Warner. Details on the Advanced Data Science Option in Oceanography.
Psychology: Contact person Kristina Olson. Option has been approved, details should be available soon on Psychology department website.
Statistics: Contact person Ellen Reynolds. Details on the Advanced Data Science Option in Statistics.
Steering Committee:
Ginger Armbrust, Oceanography
Magdalena Balazinska, Computer Science & Engineering
David Beck, Chemical Engineering
Andrew Connolly, Astronomy
Tom Daniel, Biology
Emily Fox, Statistics
Carlos Guestrin, Computer Science & Engineering
William Noble, Genome Sciences
Hong Qian, Applied Math
Mailing List
Would you like to receive emails about topics and events of interest to Advanced Data Science Option participants? Sign up for the Mailing List here!
Development of the Advanced Data Science Option was partially supported by the following:
- NSF IGERT Program under award #1258485, "Big Data U: A Program for Integrated Multidisciplinary Education & Research for Big Data Science"
- An award from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and the Alfred P Sloan Foundation
- The UW eScience Institute


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Martinelli Giuseppe & Luisa Zinfandel 2011
Winemaker's Notes:
This small vineyard is trained on a vertical trellis system with the fruit hanging just 24 inches above the ground. The grapes are thinned down to between two and three pounds of fruit per vine. These practices all insure mature fruit flavors in the wine as well as even ripening. The grapes are picked between 25 and 26 degrees brix and are hand selected at harvest time by Lee Martinelli Sr., who walks through the vineyard and tastes them. The fruit samples are then brought to the winery lab where wine maker Helen Turley tastes the juice and decides when to pick according to the flavor concentration. After picking, the whole berries undergo a long cool fermentation to generate skin contact and expose fruit character and are fermented with wild yeast. The juice is transffered into small oak barrels with a touch of residual sugar remaining to complete the fermentation process in barrel until dry. It rests in 33% new French oak on its gross lees for ten months. The grapes, juice, and then wine are minimally handled. This wine is neither heat nor cold stabilized and is unfined and unfiltered.
Since 1896, five generations of the Martinelli family have worked together producing apples and wine in Sonoma County. We invite you to stop by the Martinelli Vineyards Tasting room in our historic Hop Barn to try our award winning estate wines.
External Reviews for Martinelli Giuseppe & Luisa Zinfandel
Unapologetically ripe and bold, yet impressive for its core of tannins and complex flavors. Offers notes of berry cobbler, licorice, mineral and spicy caramel. Drink now through 2021.
Inky purple. High-pitched, flamboyant aromas of cherry, black raspberry and potpourri. Suave and sweet in the mouth, offering firm-edged flavors of dark berries, cherry-cola and minerals. Silky tannins come on late and fold smoothly into the wine's lush fruit. Impressively fresh and vibrant zin, with excellent intensity, focus and closing persistence.
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I'll be "under canvas" until Saturday. If you love me you'll pray for these things:
-no rain
-no illness'
-a scorching sun every day all week, because in Scotland that is a miracle.
I'll be back soon to fill you in on the adventure, because I have no doubt that it will be quite an adventure.
Sunday, June 01, 2008
Away 'till the 7th
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Doesn't a relaxing Adirondack chair remind you of summer?
Emily and I grew up on the beach, on Fire Island, and we love nothing more than relaxing with a refreshing drink by the water. This photo was taken at the beautiful home of our cousin, Linda, whose dock overlooks the Long Island Sound. Our J.Fleet Designs long bowl is perfect for chips, and your favorite salsa can be served in one of our colorful rice bowls. Our Mother-of-Pearl basket is great to use as a beautiful wine bucket.
We love summer!
What's your favorite summer drink? Lemonade, iced tea, sangria?
Whatever it is — fill up a tall glass, place it on a lovely tray, take it to that comfortable chair overlooking the water and enjoy!


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While it's easy to condense water from humid air, machines that harvest water from drier air require energy. Researchers have created the first water harvester that uses only ambient sunlight. The key component is an extremely porous material called a metal-organic framework that absorbs 20 percent of its weight in water from low-humidity air. Sunlight heats the MOF, releasing the water vapor, which condenses to produce liters of water per day.
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I had the privilege off seeing this a few years ago. It's one of the best works of art I've ever seen. If you would like more information you can read the press release here.
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China quake toll rises to 34,000May 19th, 2008 - 6:29 pm ICT by admin
Beijing, May 19 (Xinhua) The toll in last week's devastating earthquake in China rose to 34,073 Monday, relief headquarters of the State Council said. The quake, measuring eight on the Richter scale (according to a latest government report), jolted the south-western Sichuan Province May 12, killing and wounding thousands of people in the aftermath.
Officials said around 245,108 people were injured in the quake.
According to the health ministry, some 52,934 people have been treated and 3,304 people died in hospitals.
China Monday announced a three-day mourning exactly a week after the devastating earthquake.
The flag will remain half-mast during the period and all public entertainment facilities have been suspended.
Meanwhile, the government has boosted the rescue work in quake-hit areas. More people have been brought in to help in the rescue efforts.
The civil affairs department and the army have sent more than 250,000 tents, 723,500 quilts, 1.78 million clothes, food and drinking water worth 34.22 million Yuan ($4.96 million) to the quake-hit regions.
According to the State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC), power supply to all quake-hit counties has been restored, except Beichuan, Maoxian and Wolong Counties.
Meanwhile, IDR satellite devices have been provided for 76 of the 109 quake-hit townships where telephone lines were damaged.


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We believe that during 2014 we will have a range of suitable options that will fulfil your needs and some and will be blissfully comfortable right out of the box – a common LOWA characteristic.


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TEST Chapter 3 complete
1. Add Fish 2 layer.
2. Copy Timeline from Fish 1 to Fish 2.
3. Assign Keyframe movements to Fish 2.
Both fish swim across the Stage going in opposite directions.
CASE 1 – Sally's Scrapbook Boutique
1. Add drop effect to bottom text.
2. Add expand effect to top text.
3. Convert balloon to Symbol.
4. Create 2 new balloons. Change colors.
5. Make them float from bottom off top of Stage.
6. Make squares twirl in clockwise and counter-clockwise directions.
CASE 2 – Alamo Zoo
1. Add text that changes color and size.
2. Convert paw print into symbol.
3. Add a Keyframe every 5 frames in timeline staggering symbols to make it appear a bear is walking from one end of the flyer to the other.
CASE 3 – Floral Delivery Service
1. Add Mask to first two lines of text so that the text looks like the letters scramble then recompose them.
2. Add Transform effect to make the word Flowers slide to the right side of Stage.
3. Add spokes to wheels. Make left wheel turn 30degrees every frame from 1-12. Animated will look like wheel it turning. Remove circle under letter R in the word Flowers. Replace it with symbol of turning wheel.
4. When animated the 1st two words scramble then clear, the word Flowers moves to the right, both wheels turn.
CASE 4 – Banner
1. Add bouncing ball to banner by manipulating Timeline – add multiple Keyframes and multiple Tweens.


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In the hours after Kim Jong Il's death went viral, U.S. intelligence agencies found themselves under rapid-fire criticism for failing to time-stamp the death of North Korea's dictator. Unnamed "supervisors" quickly jumped on the story, defining an intelligence failure as "leaving policymakers unprepared to deal with the scenarios." Once a significant event occurs, "the key point" is "having a solid framework to assess what might come next."
Unlike Kim's death, U.S. officials have a good idea when Nouri al-Maliki moved on two high-ranking Iraqi politicians. And unlike a standard response to the Korean peninsula, the Obama administration's entire framework in Iraq is crumbling by the year.
The administration naturally argues that it did plan to contain Iraq's political fallout after the final withdrawal of U.S. combat troops. Speaking to the Daily Beast, Colin Kahl says the White House worked its phones all weekend to "cool down" al-Maliki's decision-making. The message from the Pentagon's recently-departed military adviser for Iraq: "everybody has to be careful right now." Vice President Joe Biden also sprung into motion, privately and publicly walking al-Maliki back from an arrest warrant for Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi.
Accused of funding a Sunni assassination squad against Shia politicians, al-Hashmi has denied the charge as he weathers Iraq's political storm in President Jalal Talabani's guesthouse. He also blames Washington for ignoring al-Maliki's authoritarian tendencies until a national crisis erupted.
The ongoing breakdown in U.S.-Iraqi relations indicates that the Obama administration was ill-prepared for 2012's transition. Biden's politicking reinforced the chummy relationship between Washington and al-Maliki, overshadowing his talks with other political leaders, while the White House risked a dangerous argument by using Baghdad's crisis to highlight Iraq's political growth. Press secretary Jay Carney told reporters last week, "The key metric here is that those political disputes have increasingly been resolved through negotiation, not through violence, and elections were held, a government was established - these are all signs of important progress - all while violence declined significantly."
That Iraq's violence has "declined significantly" from 2006-2008 is a statistical truism. Instead of thousands, hundreds of Iraqi security personnel and civilians fall victim to insurgent and terrorist attacks each month (including a vicious string of bombings over the weekend). More encouraging is the vigorous popular energy that al-Maliki's government failed to channel after 2010's parliamentary election - democratic tendencies with few roots in American influence. Many parts of the country are returning to a sense of normality without Saddam Hussein lurking in the shadows, but Iraqis complain about the lack of services, economic opportunity and political freedoms. Particularly unfortunate is Washington's simultaneous support for al-Maliki and disengagement from Baghdad as a whole.
"There is no democracy in Iraq," says his main Sunni rival, Iraqiya leader Ayad Allawi.
Al-Maliki's current behavior should have been expected, as Mike Rogers told Reuters on Thursday. Joining his fellow Republicans, the House's intelligence chairman warned "that the sudden rapid withdrawal with no troop presence on the ground was going to leave this vacuum that would be filled with the kind of problems that you're seeing." GOP officials and presidential candidates spent December holding President Barack Obama personally accountable for a premature withdrawal, except this logic runs into a major obstacle. If al-Maliki feels politically exposed without U.S. combat troops, extending America's military presence would empower him to continue consolidating power.
For starters many Iraqis want U.S. troops out of their country despite the potential consequences. The explosive issue could have divided Iraq's parliament at an earlier date, a possibility that al-Maliki acknowledged by avoiding a vote. This outcome also opens the door to a power struggle (with Sunnis, Kurds and his own coalition) and consolidation of power, along with the inevitable criticism that Obama intervened too forcefully. Iraq's urgent dilemma isn't a lack of U.S. troops, but al-Maliki's governing style and the administration's soft handling of him.
The United States "left Iraq in a terrible situation," Hashemi told the Daily Beast on Tuesday. "We are just very much closer to an autocratic system, this is the country America has left us."
No party is happy with al-Maliki outside his shrinking coalition. Muqtada al-Sadr would have led a populist rally against the extension of U.S. troops, and the Shia cleric seized on al-Maliki's distractions to release his own "peace code" (he also called for Hashemi's trial under parliamentary law). Sunnis have never trusted al-Maliki, one more reason to explore their own autonomous regions. Meanwhile the Kurds, whom Washington expects to broker a negotiated settlement, won't hand Hashimi over since "he is our guest."
Maintaining a military presence throughout al-Maliki's term would have delayed an explosion, potentially increasing its magnitude and injecting U.S. troops in the process.
Pulling Obama from Iraq's detail qualified as a rare moment of sensitivity. The GOP has demanded that he intervene in Baghdad's parliament while ignoring his direct involvement in the latest crisis: his praise of al-Maliki and the defiant response of deputy premier Saleh al-Mutlak. Maybe al-Maliki was "waiting to pounce" on Hashimi once U.S. combat troops withdrew, but Mutlak's declaration that al-Maliki is "worse than Saddam" traces straight to Obama's rhetoric. He's fortunate to escape the blame he deserves, but he also needs to engage the situation personally.
"There will be a day whereby the Americans will realize that they were deceived by al-Maliki," Mutlak predicted, "and they will regret that."
Nevertheless, the administration is already paying a high price for growing too comfortable with al-Maliki and Iraq's status quo. The premier confidently strutted his true colors by rejecting Iraqiya's proposed boycott, threatening to replace its ministers with his own allies. However the Interior and Defense ministries don't require replacements since he never gave them up, offering easy access to Iraq's security forces. al-Maliki's threat is real enough to keep Iraqiya "suspended" in Baghdad's recessed parliament, but this atmosphere isn't conducive to governing a country - let alone repairing a war-torn country.
The situation demands that Washington draw a hard line against al-Maliki and back him down into a true coalition government. Calling on "all sides to work together" isn't going to work - al-Maliki must be openly confronted with building an equitable Iraq. If his behavior continues, Washington will enjoy the political and popular support to employ a range of political actions in Baghdad.
Scrounging up support inside America's capital and across the country should be a greater challenge.


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Yesterday I missed work due to a stomach bug. I started feeling like crap on Thursday night. I felt very nauseated, but didn't vomit until Friday morning. Not to go too far into detail, but I just could not stop throwing up. I was going to go into work at 8:30am instead of 8am, but the vomiting would not let up. I hate missing work. At least we are not swamped and on mandatory overtime. We have been low on loans, so I know I didn't miss too much excitement. Today, I am feeling much better. It would have sucked to have been sick all weekend.
We have been going out to our house for the last couple of weeks to track the progress. The foundation has been poured. Exciting!
It's funny how tiny the house looks at this point. As you can see from the house next door, the houses are anything but small. The house should be done by the end of August or first week of September. Just one more summer in this poorly insulated apartment.


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China's crackdown on vehicle pollution will turn the world's largest auto market into a hub for cutting edge electric car technologies previously exported from Europe and the United States, industry executives at the Shanghai motor show said.
Foreign automakers have long been building cars in China to meet surging demand in the world's most populous nation.
But a raft of proposals to promote cleaner driving is now encouraging them to do more research in China, potentially turning the country into a world leader in a technology predicted to be a major force in the future of the industry.
More www.reuters.com/article/us-autoshow-shanghai-electromobility-idUSKBN17L1PT?il=0


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giovedì 22 marzo 2012
Dance Fever
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I approve of the dancing career... although she'd have to dance with someone from Toy Story or some such to have a partner the right size!!!!RispondiEliminaRisposte
Well I'm looking for a boyfriend for her, but actually I haven't yet found a possible candidate, so her partner will be.... Continue to follow and you'll know ;DElimina
Ciao dalla Spagna: prima di tutto congratulazioni per il tuo compleanno! Non sapevo nulla. Spero che hai avuto molti doni e uno era un barbie. Tu insegni i tuoi regali ... Anche la Spagna ha rilasciato pochi mesi fa il "Dancing With The Stars". Mi piace la danza da anni fa ho visto 'Dirty Dancing' il film. L'attore era il mio preferito in quel momento. Ho anche ricevuto lezioni di ballo, ma non mi dà veramente grande. Foto molto originale di Nikki. Ho la stessa Barbie e lo stesso vestito. Hanno appena uscirà nei negozi di danza Barbie. Non ho comprato qualsiasi, ma mi piacciono i 3 modelli. Potrei prega di acquistare il vestito rosso e capelli scuri. Teniamoci in contatto.RispondiEliminaRisposte
Ciao Marta! Thanks for your good wishes, Barbie enjoyed them very much. This blog is written by Barbie in "person", so we were referring to her birthday not to mine :) I've never had a Barbie as a birthday gift and I don't think I'll ever receive one. My family does not know of my collection (as they do not know many other things to me) and I don't think they would approve. I don't know if the DWTS are sold in stores here in Italy, I saw them on the barbie collector web site and I like both three dolls!!! Sadly they are out of my dolls budget, but I hope that one day I will be able to purchase them. Nikki's picture was made by me and it's a sort of promotional photo for a next photo story. Stay tuned :DElimina
Hi, new follower here! Love the photos. All of the dancing dolls are so pretty:)RispondiEliminaRisposte
Hi Chynadoll :D I'm really happy of having you as our follower!!! Yes, the dancing dolls are really pretty, I hope to purchase them one dayElimina


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20 June 2017
Two of Australia's best young food and agriculture professionals will win the 2017 ICM Agrifood Award, which will be awarded later this year by the Academy of Technology and Engineering.
Nominations for the ICM Agrifood Award opened on 15 June and close on 4 September.
The ICM Agrifood Award is an early career award for two outstanding agriculture or food scientists or technologists. The Award is sponsored by ICM Agribusiness, one of Australia's major agribusiness groups, and administered by ATSE.
The winners will be awarded at ATSE's Oration Dinner on 24 November 2017 in Sydney.
One female and one male winner will each receive a cash prize of $5000.
The winners will have achieved substantial recognition for their work in a field critical to continued improvement of the Australian food sector in the past five years, and be under 40 at 1 January 2017.
Both will:
The ICM Agrifood Award Guidelines and Nomination form are online.
The 2017 ICM Agrifood Award Selection Committee is:
ICM is a privately owned Australian company that has invested in the domestic and international agribusiness and food sectors for more than 40 years. It began initially in the primary production of cereal grains and entered the value-added chain through the investment in milling companies, then expanded into food processing and consumer food products. Some well-known brands that have been owned or developed by ICM over the years are Parsons, John Bull, Uncle Toby's, Nabisco Cereals, Berri, Australian Fresh, Daily Juice, Taura, and (more recently) Tropico Fruits, Gourmet Garden and Riverina Dairy.
Promoting Australia's advancement through technology


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Yesterday evening The Silver Fox and I went on a walk together. When she goes on walks she likes to cut the corners. I like to walk around like I'm working crosswalks, making a giant bubble. In order to keep up with her I have to jog the corners.
As we are approaching a corner I cut behind her and begin jogging. I look to my right because I hear her footsteps falling in synch with mine.
"Hey, why are we jogging?" she asks.
"We aren't jogging. I'm jogging to keep up with you cutting corners."
"Oh. Well you better catch up," she cackles as she cuts the corner while continuing to jog.
"I'm made for comfort not speed; comfort!"
That being said, as of this morning I've worked off 10 pounds of comfort.


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(CBS) Actor Shia LaBeouf was briefly detained and released by officers in Southern California after allegedly getting into a scuffle with a bar patron early Saturday morning, say reports.
The 24-year-old "Transformers" star was at Mad Bull's Tavern in Sherman Oaks, Calif. when he was allegedly taunted by a fellow patron. When the two decided to move their conversation outside, LaBeouf was "sucker punched in the mouth," an eyewitness told US Magazine.
"It was just boys being boys. Things got really out of hand and it didn't have to go down the way it did," Mad Bull's Tavern owner Richard DiSisto told US magazine.
Police arrived on the scene and placed the actor in handcuffs while they assessed the situation. LaBeouf was questioned by officers and released just after 1:00 a.m., reports the magazine.
Police have no records of any arrests.


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We are in awe of our sweet baby BOY! We had our ultrasound today and found that the baby is developing perfectly so far. He will be named George David Clark, III. We are so blessed.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Baby George
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5 comments:
- The Snuffin's said...
Congratulations! So excited for you. Boys are so fun!
- June 9, 2010 at 1:01 PM
- Katie said...
I can hardly believe it. So sweet.
- June 9, 2010 at 2:11 PM
- Julie said...
I am already in love with him! What a handsome boy! And he totally has David's nose - he's a Clark!!! I can already tell he's going to be a heartbreaker!
- June 9, 2010 at 2:22 PM
Im crying! Im so happy. I've been counting the days to find out. I wish I was there to experience this with you!!!!
- June 10, 2010 at 8:46 AM
- The Castles said...
Ok I know I already posted on facebook but I am so excited for you that I am commenting again! YAY! So excited to see that he is healthy and perfect! Congrats!
- June 10, 2010 at 1:01 PM
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She'll be ready to hit the books or break for recess with these saddle shoes. Practical for jeans, uniforms and casual dresses, the Keds School Days will take her from school days to afternoon play.
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Adhering stickers and labels to surfaces not intended for adhesive can leave a sticky mess. Sticker glue residue can remain on fabric and hard surfaces long after stickers are peeled off. Airborne dust particles adhere to sticker residue, causing surfaces to look grimy. Rapidly remove the residue to prevent having to treat more stubborn stains in the future. Sticker residue continues bonding to surfaces the longer it sits. Fortunately, basic products can remove sticker residue from fabric and hard surfaces.
Saturate the corner of a white cotton cloth with acetone nail polish remover. Rub the cloth over the sticker residue until the nail polish remover is completely absorbed into the fabric. Roll off as much sticker residue as possible.
Moisten another white cotton cloth with cool water. Dab the fabric with the cloth to rinse out the nail polish remover.
Saturate the remaining sticker residue with a prewash stain remover. Follow the instructions on the product label.
Rinse out the prewash stain remover with cool water.
Launder the fabric in a washing machine as indicated by the manufacturer's instructions on the fabric's care tag. Add washing powder to the wash according to the product's directions. Disregard this step if the fabric is on furniture.
Let the fabric air-dry completely.
Set a hair dryer on its highest heat setting. Hold the dryer 4 inches from the surface for 45 seconds to soften the sticker residue.
Moisten a clean white cloth with warm water. Rub the damp cloth over the surface to wipe away the residue.
Examine the surface for remaining sticker residue. If some adhesive still remains, spray the surface with an all-purpose water-dispersing lubricant. Let the lubricant permeate the residue for five minutes.
Scrape off the last bits of residue with a razor blade. Work slowly and cautiously to prevent scratching the surface. Keep the lubricant on the surface as you scrape.
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth to rinse away the residue and lubricant.
Dry the surface with a terry cloth towel.
Test the acetone nail polish remover on a small, unnoticeable area to ensure the fabric doesn't become discoloured. Test the all-purpose water dispersing lubricant on an inconspicuous area to prevent damaging the hard surface.


text: Hi I would like to introduce myself Toucanfirer and a close friend of mine for 10 years Jman254 We have played F1 together since the great days of F1 99-02, We used to run our own league many years ago W2W Racing, however the community died down for that. since then we have played F1 2010/2011 and now 2012 we usually stick to just co-op seasons as we know each others driving style and have the trust needed in each others ability not to do something stupid, however saying that we do sometimes have the odd slip up just like button and hamilton lol. Well the long and short of the message is we are looking for Clean Decent Friendly drivers who know how to race fair and that realise you can't win in the first corner to join us online multiplayer for a few races each day or night when we is on. We usually run all aids allowed apart brakes, any skill level quick quali and 25% races random tracks and may start doing variable weather. If any of you guys are interested feel free to add us up on steam or when u see either of our names with a room up jump in. We are usually on skype as well for added banter PM for skype name if english speaking and interested in having a laugh whilst racing Cheers for reading Toucanfirer and Jman254


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In order to carbonate, you have to add one last blast of sugar for the yeast to eat up - yes, those bubbles are just yeast gas (tee hee!). There are a lot different ways to do this, and this batch we're trying out using dried malt extract (DME). We dissolved the DME in about equal parts water, and boil it for around 10 minutes, to make sure there's no bacteria hanging out in it. Then we gently added it into the beer. Now we're really ready to bottle.
We siphoned the beer out of the carboy, previous to this, and into the bottling bucket, which has a spigot. At this point, you just turn on your spigot and fill up the bottles - carefully. There are little things you can attach to you spigot that make it easier - they fill when touching the bottom of the bottle, then stop as soon as you remove the pressure. Ours broke a couple of batches ago, and it wasted a lot of beer, so we're sticking to our spigot.
Well after 50, give or take, there you are - 2 cases of beer, made by your own little self. Sadly, we have to let these guys bottle age. If we drank them now, they wouldn't be fizzy and they might not taste as great as they will in 4-5 weeks. With cane sugar, you can usually drink after about 3 weeks, but DME takes a little longer. So, here they are, back in the coat closet, silently becoming delicious. Eat up, eat up, little yeasties.
Since there's usually a few sips that won't go into a bottle, we tested this out, and guys - it was good. It's always a pleasant surprise when it turns out the way you'd hoped. It tastes like wonderful, fresh, creamy Guinness - better than any I've had bottled or draft, in the U.S. or U.K. So, now we have another reason to be excited about Christmas Eve - we can celebrate by cracking open our own yummy Guinness!


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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Need Ideas for Those Potatoes?
Do you have left-over mashed potatoes remaining from Easter? Need ideas on what to do with them? Well, if you are a chef, this may be no problem. But, if you are like the rest of us perhaps a few ideas might be beneficial. Check out my latest work for a few suggestions.
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Monday, April 18, 2011
Remembering Kathy Chou
It was a year ago today that a friend of my daughter's disappeared, and has not been seen since. Today, as we go through the struggles of life, and those that business may bring our way- let's take a minute and see if you may have seen this young woman anywhere?
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Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Planning a Wedding in North Carolina?
If you are planning a wedding in the North Carolina area, and need a few places to consider as a possibility for celebrating your special day, check out my latest ehow article for some suggestions.
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Promotion! Promotion! Promotion!
To keep your business moving forward, you must constantly spread the word about why it is a great value, and what services it can provide for customers. Remember, when sharing this information with customers-include details about future plans. If you know what direction you are taking your business, this will serve as a means for establishing confidence. If you know what your plans are, and have established goals to get you there, others will place faith in you and follow. So, for today think about what steps you can take to pursue your future goals, raise your hand high for all to take notice, and start promoting that business.
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We came home from a trip to Wexford on Sunday with this gorgeous purple hydrangea in tow. (Thanks, Aunt Liz!)
Although I usually veer towards architectural, fairly modern planting for our garden, there are a couple of old fashioned plants that I'm a real sucker for, and hydrangeas are definitely on that list.
This one reminds me of my granny's garden so I'm really, really hoping that it can survive my black thumb.
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the snow started really coming down late friday night - we unfortunately had to cancel our leader overnight trip in maine, which now seems like a distant memory.
nemo dumped about 2 feet of snow on our little town north of boston. we are too small for an "official" measurement apparently, but the neighboring towns got around that and the snow drifts made it very hard to measure.
lots of snow has meant a lot of inside time...wearing yoga pants...hot cocoa...mochas...homemade popcorn. the things dreams are made of.
we got outside briefly. jude has been sick and he's 16 months....so we didn't feel like he could spend much time outside, but it was a lot of fun for 15 minutes. here's philip and jude in the street - which had been plowed through the night.
jude's first time sledding...
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Last night I agreed to drive a friend to Highland Park, yet another place in Los Angeles that I had never been. She directed me as we drove east and then north on the Pasadena freeway, then through a labyrinth of graffiti-ridden streets, donut shops and convenience stores and Chinese food restaurants and fast food restaurants and slithering on into a realm of repression-hit homes, flaking, breaking bungalows and neglected apartment complexes. The homes are built on angles, into bluffs, overlooking cliffs, crooked like rows of rotting teeth, and we're still rolling forward, farther and farther from the freeway, farther from the delicate vein of transit that will connect me home. I feel severed, then, realizing I've lost track of the twists and turns we've taken away from familiarity. I drive up a steep, cracked and weathered hill and down into a winding, shallow canyon where we finally make it to a cul de sac, a crescent moon of pleasant, well-maintained houses precariously embedded into a cliff.
Across my dashboard I could see deep into a gutted valley sprinkled with trees and pastel colored houses and complex webs of telephone wires. "So, do you know how to get back?" My friend asks casually, stepping out of the car in leather, Jeffrey Campbell platform heels. I could ask for point by point directions or program "current location" and "destination" into my phone, put I choose to get lost.
I put on Lana Del Rey, the most quintessentially Los Angeles artist of the moment, and begin tracing my way back to the freeway. My memory of streets begins to fade and each time the road parts I seem to choose the wrong direction. It is nighttime now. A starless night, the only light comes from living rooms--darkness and spray paint intentionally obscure the names on street signs. I find myself on a road so narrow that my car brushes up occasionally against the row of cars parked on my right and the spray of trees poke their arms through my slightly cracked window on my left while Lana laments an absent lover...a man who chose the futile chase of money over her love. In Los Angeles, everybody wants money and acceptance, money and validation. Or we want validation and think money will bring it to us, think that having somebody to love will prove to ourselves that we are legitimate, valid creatures. Here, love is interchangeable with money; it is a commodity we use to prove our worth. Interchangeable with money, love is cheapened easily in Los Angeles. In Los Angeles, everybody wants to be told they exist. In Los Angeles, everybody wants to be found.
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Thursday, February 12, 2009
Right now, I am in my room (the dorm) and don't want to do homework but I must! I have finished all my homework (almost) for Monday & Tuesday of next week, which is exciting. Unless they give me homework for Monday, which will be very nasty of them. My room is clean and I'm watching the office tonight. YAY!!!!! I love the office. Okay, I don't know what else to type so I hope this is enough. :D
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Thursday, February 05, 2009
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This has been a very interesting week. I have had 3 tests this week. It has not been the best of weeks. Why don't teachers space their tests out? No..... it's all the same week! Here is a list of all my tests: computers, music theory, biology, and oh yea... survey of civilization. Also, a speech was this week. ITS CRAZY. But I like the crazy-ness. It's wat makes me... me! I am staying this weekend for the first time this semester and am excited about it. :D yay! I am going to go to Ellijay with my friend (to Wal-Mart). Okay I think I am done rambling. I will ramble again next week... or maybe I will become one of those addictive bloggers. :D
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Yes, the lights are too bright, the noise level is too high, the stress sometimes almost unbearable. Yes, the neonatal intensive-care unit is an incredibly unnatural environment--one filled with more love and respect for life's most fragile gifts, its premature and sick newborns, than any other I have experienced. For 24 hours each day of the year we are with the babies, hoping--sometimes futilely--that each will "graduate" to be as beautiful and healthy as Matthew Chen.
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Today I was in my abnormal psychology class and we were starting to discuss panic attacks.
My professor said that a panic attack usually peaks at about ten minutes and is accompanied with sweat, tingling in the hands or feet, heart palpatations, shortness of breath, chest pains, dizziness, fear of losing control, fear of dying..
And then it hit me in the middle of his lecture on the symptoms of panic attacks. During the summer, which I was going through some emotional things and trying to recover from a horrible spring semester, there was this one day where I was at home and then suddenly I felt this terror come to me and I had tingling in my hands and in my feet, mild chest pain, cold sweat, heart palpatations, and was extremely scared that maybe I was having some sort of heart attack and that I could possibly be dying.
It didn't last too long. After a while everything stopped and I felt okay. I remember looking in a mirror and thinking, "What the hell was that?". I called my mom afterwards and told her that I needed to see a doctor. On our way to the doctor I told her what I experienced and that I may have had a heart attack or I may have a cardiovascular disease. She began to worry which made me worry even more, making me unable to calm down while waiting at the doctor's office. Fearing for the worst of news for myself.
I finally got called in and the doctor asked what my symptoms were. I told him my symptoms and he did a few tests. He took my blood pressure, did several reflex tests, some sort of gripping test to check my strength, and listened for my heart. He said everything was normal and there wasn't really anything wrong with me. He told me that it's very uncommon for someone my age to have a heart attack and said also that since my tests were normal that it was even more unlikely.
I was beyond relieved when he said it wasn't a heart attack. He then continued to ask me how school was the passed semester and then suddenly I just couldn't form any words. Nothing came out of my mouth even when I opened it to say something. He then began to realize that maybe I've been stressed so much that I began to have these symptoms that seemed like I was having a heart attack even when I wasn't. My heart began racing because I sincerely didn't want to talk about school. He waited for me to say something, anything, but I didn't say a word but look down.
He said that maybe talking about it with someone like my family or friends would help me and then there would be a lesser chance of me getting these symptoms. I was pretty embarrassed by myself for barely saying anything while he was trying to get me to cooperate with him.
And that was it. I left the doctor's office with no prescription for medicine but just some calming advice on how to deal with stressful events.
When I got home my mom told my dad what happened and why I went to the doctor. My mom and dad then kind of sort of tried to have an intervention with me and try to ask what's wrong with me, am I okay, why am I so worried and such. And then I said that I have nothing to share. Even though it was so obvious that something was bothering because of the fact that my doctor even told me so. I just can't talk to people about it. Especially my parents or brothers or close relatives. I can barely even talk about things like that to my closest friends. I don't know, I just can't open up and talk things through. I don't like for people to know my struggles and fears because then I feel like they will look down on me. I know that my family and friends would never look down on me but still, I just feel weak. Being so vulnerable makes me feel like I can't handle what life throws at me. And I so desperately want to handle it, specifically on my own without people's help. I know that may come off as rude, but I like to be independent. I like to be on my own a lot. And if I can handle it on my own then I feel more accomplished and overall better about myself.
Okay, flashback over.
Now here's my point. Could what I got that day been some sort of panic attack? Since summer started all I would think about was how bad my spring semester went and all the things I wanted to do and all the things I regret doing and because of that I believe I started to get some anxiety. It was completely new to me, I didn't really know anything about mental health issues and how it can affect people, but only that it's very difficult to deal with. And then I experienced it. A new unwelcoming, treacherous feeling that makes you worry nonstop and feel so vulnerable. I never thought it'd happen to me, but then again after what I've been through, why was I so surprised at all of these new feelings and the challenges it comes along with?
So, could I have been having a panic attack at that point in time? maybe, I'm not completely sure. I'm still learning about disorders and mental health issues in my abnormal psychology class. Was it anxiety? could have definitely been.
If you're curious about how my spring semester went, I actually wrote about it on here. It's under "A Bad Spring." if you're interested or not, I don't know perhaps.


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on June 14, 2007 at 6:14 pm | Peg
Copying Elaine's travel post here…
Hi Peg,
The girls and I arrived safely back at Tammy's about 5:15 p.m. Sunday. We had a wonderful time! The weather was picture perfect. Had it been hot and humid I don't know if I would have been able to do all. Some of the attractions we saw on Sat. and Sun. were, a tour of an Amish home, (purchased home baked cookies and homemade jelly and peanunt butter fluff! Yummy!) Went to the barn and saw horses (!), sheep, donkeys, pigs, and two little beagle pups (which I held), we took a ride in an Amish buggy with Amnish man driving, went to an Amish School on the grounds that is not used but had the desks, some books and an Amish teacher. The rest of that day was mostly spent at an Amish Flea Market (although it was a lot of stores and it was not used but new items) The streets roll up at 5:p.m. and nothing open on Sunday! So we went back to the motel and the girls went swimming and the ole lady took a nap. Sunday we went to Dover and toured the Werther museum (Art and I toured it back in '98) we all enjoyed that. Then we went for brunch at Shoney's and then to a Victorian home and "carriage house" and toured that. By then it was 3:30 and time to head for home, arriving about 5:30 p.m.We left Tammy's about 6:30 p.m. and went straight to C'ville to hear a band playing at Lion's Square (country band), Arrived in Vanderbilt about 9 p.m. and unloaded my stuff and took kids home and they unloaded…sooo…by the time I got in it was time for bed!
I came back to Tammy's last night to babysit today as she is working.
I saw on the news last night that Neil finished his last job and the people were enjoying the "finished product!"
Hope Bev and Don are having a nice time!
Love to all,
on June 25, 2007 at 8:59 am | Jeannette
Hello All!
This will be the summer of short road trips for me. Yesterday I went hiking in one of the beautiful Georgia state parks. The dog loved it. I'm looking for other fun day trips in the TN/GA/AL area, if anyone has any ideas. I'll be heading up to Philly the weekend after the fourth of July. If you're going to be in town, drop me a line, I'd love to get together!
Thanks for sharing, ladies!
Neil and I will be joining his parents and his sister's family in a trip to the Outer Banks in mid-August, so I'll post about ours then. Hope we get to see the location of the Wright Brothers' first flight!
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We love to judge our fellow men. I am not certain what spiritual or physical reason there is for this trait, but it is nearly uniform. But what the Lord tells Peter here applies equally to us – what the Lord has made clean should not be called unclean or common. If our Lord has bought our neighbor at so high a price, how do we condemn them without likewise condemning Him for their purchase? The answer, of course, is that we cannot. And, since the Lord has paid the price for each of us it does us no good to consider in our minds whether this or that person has accepted the Atonement – the price has been paid and we denigrate the Purchaser when we denigrate the purchase.


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Well I finished my entry for Collage Mania II for the Fiber for a Cause group. Check the link out. I think it turned out pretty cool looking. Previews start the end of April and selling starts early May. Early previews are $80 and sale day is $40. Seems like a great deal for some great art. Many well-established artists are in the show. I think I'll probably bid on a few myself.
Hello and Welcome to my corner or the world. Hopefully this will be a creative outlet for those corners of my mind that I'm not out of. ;0) Enjoy the ride.
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Friday, March 14, 2008
While stuck in a snow storm
Well, last weekend was something else. Ohio got dumpped on with over 12 inches of snow in about 36 hours. Well that didn't bother me. I was at a retreat, sewing machines were humming, food was plentiful, laughter was heard often ...we were just having a good time. Decided to start the weekend off with a day of quilting for others. Lady in out guild is sending baby dolls and mini quilts to match to a church in Latin America . I think they turned out cute. dress, slip, diapper, and quilt to match.
Since the pictures were taken, I've added faces and hair will come latter. The bag pictures was made for my secret sis at retreat. I think it turned out pretty good and here my husband thought it was too much. My sis really liked it.
I also got all the arcs done for my Indian Orange Peel quilt and have started on the boarder pieces. Yeah.
Saturday, March 1, 2008
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I got the next rounf robing finished and sent off. Grethcen says she really likes it. I used paint sticks for the leave stencil and gold, bronze and other metalics on top of the leaves to have it blend with some other metalics that were already there.
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I 've been drawing ever since I can remember.
i'm a second
When my Italian mother immigrated to Germany as a kid, she learned another language.
She learned English when she met Dad.
Generation polyglot
university of Florida
I have a Bachelor of Science in and minors in and .
I was born in Stuttgart, Germany into a military family, which means I moved around a lot.
A lot, a lot. I stopped counting after 15 moves.
I started my first doodles as soon as I developed the dexterity to hold a jumbo Crayola crayon.
Mum had the good sense to speak all three languages
[ English, Italian, German ] to us at home, hence I 'm trilingual.
I 'm the one you want when you can't fit your luggage in the trunk.
I lived in Europe ( basically ping ponging between Germany and Italy every three years ) until I was 15 and then I moved to the U.S.
The constant change of environment gave me an inherent flexibility and some serious practical, real-life Tetris skills.
I taught myself , , , , and even a bit of video editing with proficiency and panache.
I learned that design and adverts should be engaging and move people. But more importantly it should fulfill its purpose, whether it's to inform or to capture its audience. Otherwise it's just something pretty.
Hi there, my name is Céline and I 'm a graphic artist. This is my story...
A few morsels of my work
If you were wondering how my relationship with art is going, we're definitely going strong. Here are some snippets:
bamboo visions
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orbit gum campaign
Besides my knack and love for all things visual, I come bearing other gifts:
Speaking of storytelling, I wrote my first book when I was ten years old.
It was about a fairy named Romina on a mission to rid the world of prejudice by imparting kindness and tolerance to all the children of the world.
Let me leave you with my resume and link to my online portfolio: http://www.celinetheodore.com
Hope to hear from you soon, have a beautiful day!
Crazy attention to
Brave multitasker
Super powers enhanced by high pressure situations
Chameleon-like abilities
Sunny disposition
Indomitable spirit
For instance, the word detail is slightly smaller than the rest of the text.
I notice little quirks like that. I can also hang art on walls dead straight without a level. My dad didn't believe me. We made a bet. I hung some art and he got the level out.
He lost.
I can
to any interpersonal environment. I feel comfortable working in a team, leading a team, or even working independently.
So I actually don't have heat vision, but I thrive under pressure. Some of my best work has come out of high-pressure situations.
I love to bake. Many of my baking ventures happen in the dead of night when I 'm so eager to test out a recipe I have to try it out right then...instead of waiting for a more opportune time. One that involves daylight.
I also bring the fruits of my labor to work. I reckon that knocking out an entire French apple tart by myself is a bit greedy, and probably not the healthiest of choices.
I believe that second wind you get when it's dire and vitally important, that second flurry of ideas, that extra push of energy...that is superhuman.
Speaking of storytelling, I wrote my first book when I was ten years old.
It was about a fairy named Romina on a mission to rid the world of prejudice by imparting kindness and tolerance to all the children of the world.
Now you know my synopsis.
And hopefully you know that I would fit right in and make beautiful, effective visual bits for your company.
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Speaking of storytelling, I wrote my first book when I was ten years old.
It was about a fairy named Romina on a mission to rid the world of prejudice by imparting kindness and tolerance to all the children of the world.
And just for fun, here are some of my
little obsessions:
Here's that French apple tart we were talking about...
All things gastronomic
Obnoxiously large jewelry
Art of pristine clean
Global travel and exploration
Good company
Nocturnal baker
business administration
Italian studies
My absolute favorite thing about my coursework was realizing I could use my art in the real world in a way that affects people.
I learned a lot in school, and even taught myself a few things.
...and here are some of my other nightly baking escapades:
Charlotte Royale
This great love of mine has influenced my life ever since.
Raspberry Tiramisù
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I created promotional solutions ( logos, T-shirts, hats, posters and even disc golf Frisbees ) for the first disc golf tournament in St. Augustine, Fl.
This event was aimed at introducing "the newest sport in the oldest city," and a portion of the proceeds of the tournament went to local organizations that help improve the community.
I have done freelance graphic design for Workout Anytime, a gym franchise.
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Branding was created for three franchise locations.
Promotional solutions included outdoor advertising, direct mail, posters, banners, event promotions, and menu boards.
I was also able to devise social media strategies for the future of the brand that will engage customers, keep them motivated, and educate them about fitness and health.
Pottery Barn
Another current project of mine is creating signage and graphics for Pottery Barn at Uptown in Albuquerque.
I create graphics for seasonal events are that aimed at driving business and increasing sales.
Williams-Sonoma often partners with Pottery Barn for these seasonal events.
Typically for these events I will create printed signage and web invitations.
Some of these events include: a Bridal Soirée,
Pottery Barn Housewarming Event, Fall in Love with Layers,
and a Holiday Open House
Pottery Barn
Currently, I am heading the branding of Bamboo Visions,
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The branding includes a new website, logos, a nontraditional business card design made of bamboo, T-shirts, and social media.
All of the executions are cohesive and communicate the strengths and characteristics of the brand.
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Sunday, January 25
Menu Plan Monday
It's time for menu planning once again. Here's the plan for the week:
Sloppy joes, fries and salad
Hungarian style chicken, noddles and green beans
Steak, baked potatoes and salad
Bean and Bacon soup and rolls
Stuffed shells (at my moms!)
I plan 5 meals a week with 2 nights of left overs or super simple foods.
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Labels: Frugal Living, organization
Wednesday, January 21
A well stocked pantry
If you noticed that items in my shopping trips don't always match up with what I have planned for dinner that's because I use a lot of items from the pantry and freezer. Those items in my stockpile were bought for rock bottom prices, sometimes even free! If I can get something very cheap I buy a lot of it. Then use it over the next couple weeks and months.
For example, this week Giant Eagle has Quaker Oats on sale for $1, but after coupon it's FREE. I bought coupons off ebay ($3.50 for 20 coupons) and then I'll go stock up. When all is said and done I'll have 24 canisters of oats and only spent $4.50 for them. That will last us just over 1 year. Not a bad deal if I do say so myself.
Are you just dying to see what else is in my stockpile? Well it's your lucky day because I just took some pictures. Warning: they are a mess, it's my goal to organize them this week.
That's only about half my stockpile! Are you interested in learning more about stockpiling and saving money? There are some great resources here, here and here.
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Labels: Frugal Living, organization
$50 Grocery Shopping
Here's this weeks $50 trip. I went a little over, but I had $3.12 left over from last week.
Meijer - spent $31.63, saved $26.82
CVS - spent $13.13, saved $20.47, earned $10 ECBs for next time
Meijer - spent $31.63, saved $26.82
Giant Eagle - spent $6.80, saved $18.32
I still need to pick up some ground chicken ($2.25), they didn't have any at Meijer today.
Grand Total for the week: spent $53.81, saved $65.61
*If you're looking at these pictures and wondering how I make all the meals I have planned, I have a post coming up that will explain it all.*
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Monday, January 19
$50 Grocery Shopping
Here's what $50 bought last week:
Kroger - spent 15.50, saved 44.25
Kroger - spent 15.50, saved 44.25
Meijer - spent 26.84, saved 45.80
Not pictured:
CVS (contact solution) spent 1.29, saved 7.59
Giant Eagle (deli ham) spent 3.25, saved 0.00
Grand total for the week: Spent 46.88, saved 97.64
*Note* I don't usually have so many transactions. I just wasn't very organized this week with grocery shopping. I also try to only shop one or two stores but last week many stores had good deals so I shopped around.
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FREE Blue Jackets Tickets
Just visit any Central Ohio Toyota dealer. Test drive any car and walk out with a voucher for 2 free tickets to be used by the end of February. We just did this tonight, it was really easy. The car salesman said that a lot of people came just to get the tickets. No pressure to buy or anything. This offer is good through Jan. 31st. The voucher is good for 2 upper bowl tickets.
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Menu Plan Monday
It's Monday so it is time to menu plan. Menu planning saves me so much time and money, I love it. So here's the plan for this week:
Meatloaf and Scalloped Potatoes
Spaghetti, Salad and Garlic Bread
Spaghetti, Salad and Garlic Bread
Chicken Tacos
Make Your Own Pizzas with Salad
Chicken Teriyaki with Rice and Grilled Peppers
I only plan 5 meals for the week. The other two nights are leftovers or simple sandwiches with soup. Occasionally we'll eat out. For more menu planning ideas head on over to I'm an Organizing Junkie.
I only spend $50/week for all the groceries, paper products and toiletries for my family. Check back tomorrow to see pics of my shopping adventure and to see all the food we get for $50.
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While it's mostly wishful thinking on the part of Republicans to suggest Obama is losing his base there is some truth there. Support for the president by progressives is still fairly high but certainly not as high as it was in November 2008. There will be a lot of talk of Obama trying to win back independents but he'll still need to start with his own base first.
The progressive research group Democracy Corps has a report out this month called Seizing the New Progressive Common Ground that focuses on middle class Americans that voted for Obama and examines their opinions this year as we head into another election cycle.
I would recommend all progressives read the short 22 page report and carefully take a look at some of the quotations and statements collected in it. The opinions are fascinating and revealing. This is not a document produced to spin a message to independents or conservatives. It's designed to give liberals insight into key, progressive voting groups that Obama will need to keep on his side in the next election.
The focus group tested key words are especially fascinating. Particularly interesting is the phrase "smashed middle class." This apparently resonates greatly with middle class Obama voters who feel left out of a political dialog about the very poor and very rich Americans. They are concerned about a shift toward conservative policies that threaten the future of the areas middle class Americans care greatly about: education, housing and Social Security.
What is also interesting is that many of the people interviewed are not doubtful about Obama's dedication to policies that would strengthen the middle class but are simply doubtful of his ability to achieve such things. They look favorably on his move to take the message to the voters and paint Republicans as being responsible for grid-locking any attempt at change that the 2008 Obama supporters voted for. They see Obama as looking weak and his recent aggressiveness as a turn toward strength instead.
The report showed the following message deeply tapped into the voters sentiments:
America's strength has always been built on a rising middle class. You worked hard and you could have confidence that America took care of everyone. We saw rising incomes, strong families, more people owning a home – and more and more Americans working so their kids would do better and get a good education. Hard work and responsibility paid off. But the middle class has been smashed. People haven't seen a real raise in a long time and the economic crisis has left people on the edge. Getting the middle class back has got to be our nation's focus. So, let's keep our money on education, get health care costs down and make sure Medicare and Social Security is there for them. The congressional Republicans say we have to end Medicare and transfer costs to retirees, because we can't raise taxes on the wealthiest and oil companies. That's not the right course. We must never lose sight of the goal that all Americans can still believe in the American dream and achieve success.
I've written before already about how important it is to frame our message when we're speaking to people we have the ear of in our circle of family or friends. Most of us aren't going to go door to door to bring out the vote for Obama (though we certainly should), but we do each have people who listen to us at work or at church or other places in the community.
Obama can't keep the White House if his disenchanted 2008 supporters decide it would be better to go in the wrong direction simply because the current direction isn't getting the job done. Read the document. Learn from it. Let your progressive friends and family know why they should vote for Obama again. We'll worry about independents and swing voters another day.
Source: http://www.watchblog.com/democrats/archives/007766.html
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I am so glad that this week is finally over, I don't know about you all but it seemed to drag on and on and on. I am planning on tackling a couple items on my to do list, but they are all fun projects so it shouldn't be too bad.
Isn't the above image fun, I came across it while procrastinating on Pinterest the other day and I think it summed up my feelings for this week pretty well. Have a wonderful weekend and see you back here next week!!


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The story continues, he got away from security once off the plane then re-boarded. He was described as disoriented.
@united @CNN @FoxNews @WHAS11 Man forcibly removed from plane somehow gets back on still bloody from being removed pic.twitter.com/njS3nC0pDl
— Tyler Bridges (@Tyler_Bridges) April 10, 2017
I assume he was once again collected, hopefully not as physically distressing as the first time, because I read reports he was taken to hospital on a stretcher after this.
United had this to say:
United CEO response to United Express Flight 3411. pic.twitter.com/rF5gNIvVd0
— United (@united) April 10, 2017
I think it's time we all looked up the laws and our rights as paying passengers on flights -Danny


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Filed under: Filipino Celebs, Filipino TV, Movies, Random | Tags: Anjo Yllana, Filipino movie, Itanong mo sa buwan, Jacklyn Jose, Mark Gil, PBO
I caught this movie a while ago in PBO and remembered seeing it a long time ago when I was a kid (although I can't say the movie is suitable for kids). After some research I found out the title. It came out 1988 and it starred Jacklyn Jose, Mark Gil, and Anjo Yllana. It had a mature and dark theme, which explains why I didn't really understand it well when I saw it before. It was about this bank teller (Jacklyn Jose) who was kidnapped/taken hostage by this guy (Mark Gil) who robbed the bank. When she was found, she claimed he raped her and stuff but then there are still questions about what really happened.
Anjo Yllana played her husband. I guess he wasn't a comedian back then. He was so serious and dramatic here. He was super fit as well (someone from our house said he was like his brother, Jomari). There was even this part when I just had to say, wow, he was hot! I also just realized how pretty Jacklyn Jose really is. And I did feel there was kilig with Mark Gil, who was also hot back then I must admit. Except those scenes where he was just wearing those tighty whities, I had to cringe. It just doesn't look nice to see guys wearing those. I just have to say the audio was so bad, but it's probably because it was so old that the quality diminished. It added to the creepiness of the film though. The acting was great. I enjoyed all the twists on the events. It was sad how things had to turn out but it was a great way to end/resolve the film.
It was a pretty cool movie, in a way that it's different from what's been coming out nowadays. Older movies were better, eh? You can't find those kinds of themes in commercial/mainstream movies. I'm suddenly hankering for a nice local indie film that has a similar theme, any ideas?
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