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I need more color in my house. Do you think they'd trade some mediocre pictures for a Robin's Egg Blue dining room set?
Pictures of things that make me drool
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LeslieJune 2, 2010 at 6:32 am
a robins egg blue dining set sounds heavenly. this place is making me want to take the long trip to utah!!! such gorgeous colorful stuff
Quiet QuilterJune 2, 2010 at 6:35 am
Love your pictures…you do have a knack for color and placement..which shows in your quilts also.
JodiJune 2, 2010 at 6:46 am
I wish I lived in Linden, Utah, just to visit that store! And if they'll trade mediocre pictures (which I doubt they're mediocre), then ask if they'll trade boring fabric which I bought before I knew any better for those marvelous candelsticks! And great job with your photographing!
About MeJune 2, 2010 at 7:26 am
Amy, your photos are gorgeous!

BTW-I would love to move into that store!

Enjoy your day & thanks for sharing.
NedraJune 2, 2010 at 7:38 am
Aperture? I took a photography class years ago, but of course that information is long gone.
As I remember, it didn't make much sense to me even then. (Something about F-stops?, the iris of your eyes, and how much light the lens lets in).
What a great store. I'll have to check it out next time I'm up North.
KrisJune 2, 2010 at 8:30 am
I love these! I took a photography class earlier in the year and it made such a difference for me. I really like the picture of the multi-colored chair all hung up. I need more color in my house too.
A.June 2, 2010 at 8:33 am
Ooh, I love all those hanging chairs! I know – more color in the home is my everlasting quest in life. Maybe someday, when we aren't renting and can paint the walls…….
Mary on Lake PulaskiJune 2, 2010 at 8:35 am
What fun Amy! Thanks for sharing.
Char @ Crap I've MadeJune 2, 2010 at 8:37 am
I love your pictures!

I think I'm just about desperate enough to start watching the DVD that came with my camera.
SherriJune 2, 2010 at 8:50 am
Love these photos…and the furniture shop…another to add to my list of places to visit when I get up there this summer!
HecketyJune 2, 2010 at 9:25 am
What a really great idea to have a photography class in a furniture store! Lovely stuff too…I'd better wipe the drool off my keyboard…
LoriJune 2, 2010 at 9:52 am
Love all those different chairs and in the different colors!!!! I want that in my house!!!! Like 6 totally different chairs. LOVE!!!!!!
Blue Is BleuJune 2, 2010 at 10:45 am
Beautiful pictures! Nothing mediocre about them 🙂 I especially love the one of the chairs all hung in a row.

Tell them you'll give them the pics and continue giving them free advertising and perhaps they'll give you the dining set? Hehe 🙂
JoannaJune 2, 2010 at 10:58 am
That store, and your photos, looks fabulous!!! I am coming to Am Fork in July so I will have to make sure to visit the store! And then pop over to the Purple Turtle 😉
LynnieJune 2, 2010 at 12:12 pm
I want that red bed frame. Funny, I was just looking through your archives to find the snippets hexagon quilt you made last year (I just google searched the blog for "yellow" and it came up) so now I'm drooling over the thought of one of those quilts on this bed. Slobber!
JenniferJune 2, 2010 at 1:06 pm
Now I know where I'll be visiting my next venture up north. Wonderful pictures. You've got some mad skills…:)
KamiJune 2, 2010 at 1:22 pm
Your pictures look great! I live right near there!

So fun to chat at dinner with you Thursday night.
live a colorful lifeJune 2, 2010 at 1:56 pm
Beautiful pictures. The last is my favorite. I'm still having trouble having something sharply in focus with the background all blurry, and I love those kinds of pictures! What a great place to shop!
Kari @ UcreateJune 2, 2010 at 2:13 pm
I want that pillow with the circles on it! I need to visit that store!
BarbJune 3, 2010 at 9:32 am
I'd love a room FULL of color ~ but not sure enough how to pull it off. Took a photo class many many years ago and really enjoyed it.
PattyJune 3, 2010 at 3:14 pm
Photos look good.
Nanette Merrill and daughtersJune 7, 2010 at 11:56 am
What a fun store. I didn't know it existed.
pinksuedeshoeJune 7, 2010 at 10:57 pm
I LOVE this store! They have a catalog of stuff not in the store that will knock your socks off. IN particular a round dining room table that seats six and expands to seat 12 or 14 or something. You know ,because I might need that one day. Your pics look great!
Margaret Pearson Pinkham, CPO-CD®November 5, 2010 at 8:13 am
Long ago I worked in the photo dept. Here's how I explained aperture…think about how your eyes work…at night, they dilate (get bigger, like f/1.8) to take in as much light as possible, and you can't see as well. In the bright sun, your pupils constrict (get smaller, like f/16) and you can see better. Our brains don't really let us see depth of field, but in a photo, when we use a


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Area News Digest
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Rural Radio Foundation to feature Ty Herndon
COZAD—Lexington will be the site for the sixth annual scholarship fundraiser for the Nebraska Rural Radio Foundation (NRRF) on Friday, Sept. 20, at the Holiday Inn Express. The fund raiser is the foundation's largest annual source of revenue. The foundation was established in 2008 as a 501 c3 organization. Their goal is to assist rural Nebraskans in furthering their education at a college, trade school, community college or through a specialized course. The highlight for those attending the event will be country-western entertainer, Ty Herndon, a Grammy nominee and Dove Award winner.—reported in the Tri-City Trib.
Youth Range Camp celebrates 50 years
BROKEN BOW—Past and present organizers, camp directors, instructors and campers recently came to celebrate 50 years of Youth Range Camp at Halsey. The camp was organized in 1963 when a group of ranchers got together with UNL and SCS to draw up a blueprint for a special camp with the purpose of identifying students with an interest in range management and to provide training and education. In the 50 years of its existence, more than 2,200 students have attended, over 80 range professionals and 40 ranchers have helped, and there have been 110 dedicated crew bosses.—reported in the Custer County Chief.
Mac Attack sailboat regatta attracts 22 boats
OGALLALA—The Mac Attack 2013 Catamaran Sailboat Regatta attracted 22 boats on Lake McConaughy's East Theiss Bay during Labor Day weekend. Among winners were Michelle Hinnegerg of Denver (Hobie 16), Stuart Hill of Casper, WY (Hobie 17), and Jason and Katy Craig of Loveland, CO (Hobie 18). An award was given for the youngest crew, which included Ben Norman, 7, of Denver and Jenna McBride, 6, of Ogallala. A total of five races took place due to light winds. Forty people were served during a benefit breakfast with $140 in proceeds going to Denver's Craig Hospital Hobie Day.—reported in the Keith County News.
Curtis auctioneer is first-ever woman champ
CURTIS—Regina Andrijeski of Curtis won State Champion in Auctioneer on Sept. 2 at the State Fair in Grand Island. She is the first female in Nebraska history to win the title. The competition was a live auction where each competitor had to sell three items. Andrijeski placed in the top ten and then had two interviews followed by selling three more items. She began auctioneering school in September of 2005, and won her first contest in 2007, followed by rookie of the year in 2009. She will now go on and represent Nebraska in July of 2014 at Internationals Auctioneer Champion in Kentucky at the National Auctioneers Convention.—reported in the Frontier County Enterprise.
New seats dedicated at Homecoming game
ARNOLD—It took most of the summer and many volunteers to transport and erect new grandstand bleachers at the Arnold football field. On Friday, Sept. 6, during Homecoming activities, the grandstand was officially dedicated as it was put to use. South Loup Bobcat fans had plenty of room and a great view of the game with the new stadium seating, which also includes a crow's nest. The equipment was purchased from Boone Central Pubic Schools and was erected on the south side of the football field. The visiting team is now on the former north "home side." Fans who chose the new seating expressed how fantastic the view was as well as plenty of space available.—reported in the Arnold Sentinel.
Callaway kicks off fall with inaugural event
CALLAWAY—Members of the Callaway Community Foundation Fund (CCFF) advisory committee announced an inaugural fund-raiser event, "Boots, Bids and BBQ" to take place Oct. 19. The event will be at the Callaway Community Center and begins with the Saloon, cash bar, and serving of barbecue. Before, during and after the meal, there will be a silent auction of prizes, items and experiences. Sixteen different pair of boots will have to be identified for the big cash prize. Funds raised at the event will stay in the community and will directly benefit all those living in the Callaway community.—reported in the Callaway Courier.
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Photographs: Early Ungilded Daguerreotype Images
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Background: The Library of Congress' Prints and Photographs Division has over 725 daguerreotypes. The daguerreotype photographic process, introduced in France in 1839, creates a highly detailed image on either a silver plate or a sheet of copper plated with a thin coat of silver, without the use of a negative. The plate is cleaned and polished until the surface looks like a mirror, then sensitized (either once or, in the case of some copper-silver plates, twice) in a closed box over iodine and/or bromine. After exposure to light, the plate is developed over mercury vapor until an image appears. To fix the image, the plate is immersed either in a solution of sodium thiosulfate or sodium chloride.
In 1841, daguerreotypists began toning ('gilding') plates with gold chloride, which added greatly to image stability by adhering the particles to the plate, and improving image contrast. Some research has been done on the preservation and stability of gilded daguerreotypes and methods have been developed to clean them. However, no comprehensive study on the preservation of ungilded daguerreotypes exists. Furthermore, there are no known methods to remove glass deterioration products, biological materials, or tarnish, from the surface of ungilded plates, all of which are potential problems and can greatly harm and disfigure the image.
Project Description: The Library has designed a project to:
- Define standard best practices of analysis for ungilded daguerreotypes
- Thoroughly document its collection of ungilded daguerreotypes, including composition and treatment history
- Design optimal housing and storage conditions for the plates
- Add to the overall body of knowledge regarding ungilded daguerreotypes
Questions to be addressed include:
- What is the nature of the tarnish(es) and other blemishes affecting the plates?
- What are the optimum storage conditions to slow or stop the tarnish and the deterioration of original housing components?
- Are there acceptable methods that can be adopted to clean ungilded plates?
For this preliminary study, plates have been manufactured to historic standards with identical grayscales. By subjecting the plates to various conditions scientists and conservators can compare particle density, shape, and distribution changes to ascertain the effects of various manufacturing techniques and subsequent treatments.
Before carrying out tests on vintage collection plates, various analytical techniques will be analyzed on a subset of manufactured controls by optical microscopy, X-ray fluorescence (XRF), Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy (ESEM) and coupled Energy-dispersive X-Ray (EDX), etc. to evaluate the efficacy and safety of each method, and develop a set of best practices for studying the plates. Before and after high-resolution baseline images will be generated using hyperspectral imaging (HSI) techniques.


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Colbie Caillat will celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday a day late this year (12) so she can headline the annual parade in New York City on Thursday (22Nov12).
The singer, who grew up in Westlake Village, California, will spend the day away from her loved ones as she is due to ride a float during the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in the Big Apple.
Caillat was initially devastated at missing the festivities at home until her relatives agreed to push the family's Thanksgiving Day back to Friday (23Nov12) so she can take part.
She tells the New York Post, "I was sad, I knew I had to miss one of my favourite family events in order to be in New York... (But) once I figured that (postponing it) out, I got really excited."
She adds, "I've been watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade since I was a little girl and never thought I would be there with all those fantastic balloons and New Yorkers lining the street."


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Top Things to Do When Collecting Electronic Evidence
Before doing anything else, maintain the integrity of the media you have received.
More than 50 percent of information stored on computers is never reduced to printed form. Moreover, the electronic version of a document usually contains information that does not appear in the printed version. Finding the information stored on computers is becoming an important part of discovery.
Send a preservation-of-evidence letter. Because information stored on computers changes every time a user saves a file, loads a new program, or does almost anything else on a computer, at the beginning of the case put all parties on notice that you will be seeking electronic evidence through discovery. Detail the types of information to be preserved and possible places the information may exist. If necessary, obtain a protective order. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure mandate meet-and-confer sessions to discuss electronic discovery issues. Many of the logistical issues associated with preservation and production of e-documents will be discussed and agreed to at these sessions.
Include definitions, instructions, and specific questions in your written discovery. This is an ongoing process. Get an overview of the target computer system through a series of interrogatories. Follow interrogatories with a 30(b)(6) deposition of the information systems department. This is the single best tool for finding out the types of electronic information that exists in your opponent's computer systems. Make clear in all requests for production that you are requesting electronic documents as well as paper. Define documents to include items such as data compilations, e-mail, and electronically stored data. Draft requests that specifically ask for different types of computer-based evidence such as hard drives, e-mail, and backup tapes. If necessary, include a request for inspection so that you can examine computer drives firsthand and retrieve any relevant data.
Collect backup tapes and removable media. Routine backups created to protect data in case of disaster can be a fertile source of evidence—particularly if responsive data is no longer available on active drives. This information is normally stored on high-capacity tapes but may exist on virtually any type of media. Backup tapes normally contain all of the organization's data, including e-mail. Common backup procedures call for full backups to be made weekly, with the last backup of the month saved as a monthly backup. Whereas weekly backups are normally rotated, monthly backups are saved anywhere from six months to several years. Be sure to find out how the tapes were made, including procedures followed and specific hardware and software used. And don't forget "ad hoc" backups on CDs and other removable media. It is not unusual to find backup CDs in witnesses' desks.
Ask every witness about computer usage. In addition to the discovery directed at the computer system, question every witness about his or her computer use. Individual users' sophistication varies widely. Knowing how each witness uses his or her computer and organizes and stores data may unearth sources of data not found by discovery directed at general-system usage. Focus also on secretaries and others who assist key witnesses. Often documents drafted by the key witness are stored on his or her assistant's computer.
Perhaps the most overlooked source of electronic evidence is the home computer. Data usually ends up on home computers in one of two ways. First, it can be transferred to and from the workplace via e-mail. Second, an employee may transfer data back and forth via CDs or removable drives. Regardless of how data is transferred, find out whether the witness works from home and how data is transferred to and from the home computer.
Palmtop devices such as Black-Berrys include electronic address books and calendars. In addition to storing calendar and contact information, many of these devices allow users to make notes and use e-mail. Notebook computers are often shared among a number of users. Although the notebook computer may not be a witness's primary workstation, it still may contain important pieces of information. Again, ask how palmtop devices and notebook computers are used and what data they may contain.
Make image copies. It is no secret that deleted files and other "residual" data may be recovered from hard drives and floppy disks. When working with computers, the term "deleted" does not mean destroyed. Rather, when a file is deleted, the computer makes the space occupied by that file available for new data. Reference to the "deleted" file is removed from directory listings and the file allocation table, but the bits and bytes that make up the file remain on the hard drive until they are overwritten by new data or "wiped" through use of utility software. The result is that a file appears to have been deleted but may still be recovered from the disk surface.
Residual data includes "deleted" files, fragments of deleted files, and other data that is still extant on the disk surface. To ensure that this residual data is captured, make an image copy of the target drive. An image copy duplicates the disk surface sector-by-sector. In contrast, a file-by-file copy captures only the data contained in the specific files. Even if all files are selected, a file-by-file copy will not capture any residual data.
Write-protect and virus check all media. Before doing anything else, maintain the integrity of the media you have received. The two key steps in doing this are write-protection and virus checking. Write-protecting media prevents data from being added to that media. It guarantees that the evidence you gather is not altered or erased as you are working with it. Floppy diskettes may be write-protected by moving a tab on the plastic casing of the diskette. Many CDs are "read only," but if not, be sure to use a software interface to write-protect the CD or drive. Protect all media before doing anything with it.
Virus checking, likewise, prevents evidence from being altered and is the second thing you should do with all media. The key is using up-to-date virus-checking software. If a virus is detected, record all information about the virus and immediately notify the party producing the media. Do not take steps to clean the media because doing so would change the evidence that was provided to you.
Preserve the chain of custody. A chain of custody is critical because electronically stored data can be altered relatively easily, and proving the chain of custody is the primary tool in authenticating electronic evidence. Preserving a chain of custody requires, at a minimum, proving: (1) no information has been added or changed, (2) a complete copy was made, (3) a reliable copying process was used, and (4) all media were secured. Write-protecting and virus checking all media are the key steps in meeting the first requirement, and making image copies is the key step in meeting the second.
Hire an expert. An expert has the tools and skills to search the data for the evidence relevant to your case. An expert can help fine-tune discovery and maximize data recovered, provide resources for copying and examining data, perform forensic analysis, and help recover residual data and other hidden or lost data. The expert can help preserve chains of custody and help prove authenticity, as well as testify about the authenticity and accuracy of this evidence.
For More Information About the Section of Family Law
- This article is an abridged and edited version of one that originally appeared on page 9 of Family Advocate, Winter 2007 (29:3).
- For more information or to obtain a copy of the periodical in which the full article appears, please call the ABA Service Center at 800/285-2221.
- Website: www.abanet.org/family.
- Periodicals: Family Advocate, 64-page quarterly magazine with three issues that include how-to articles and current trends in family law for lawyers, and a fourth "Client Manual" issue for lawyers and their clients covering aspects of the divorce process; Family Law Quarterly, a scholarly journal that offers an analytical view of family law issues, including "Family Law in the Fifty States."
- Books and Other Recent Publications: The Family Lawyer's Guide to Bankruptcy, 2d ed.; The Indian Child Welfare Act Handbook, 2d ed.; The Family Lawyer's Guide to Stock Options; The Military Divorce Handbook; Assisted Reproductive Technology; How to Build and Manage a Family Law Practice; Creating Effective Parenting Plans; The Divorce Trial Manual.
- CLE and Other Educational Programs: The Trial Advocacy Institute offers an intense learning experience; for more experienced lawyers, there is an Advanced Institute. Other CLE programming includes teleconferences, spring and fall conferences, and our popular Hot Tips program at the ABA Annual Meeting. Past program materials are available for purchase on our website.
- Member Benefits: Discount on Family Law Section publications and CLE materials; Committees on topics such as adoption, custody, law practice management; Case Update, a monthly digest of family law case decisions around the nation; monthly eNewsletter.
Joan E. Feldman was formerly a managing director for Navigant Consulting, Inc., in Seattle, Washington.


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Around the region for updates from GPD, Florida Highway Patrol and the University of Florida.
GPD: Man stabbed woman while she sat in a car
Police arrested a Gainesville man early Thursday after they said he stabbed a woman several times while she sat in a car, according to a report.
The woman had several superficial cuts on her chest and a cut on her left shin, the Gainesville police report said.
Christopher Paul Homan, 37, of 2550 NW 54th Blvd., was arguing with the woman at around midnight when he swung at her with a knife as she sat in the driver's seat of her car, the report said.
Homan struck her several times as she tried to stop him by grabbing his wrist through the window. The door was open and Homan continued to strike at her, hitting her in the left shin.
The report did not detail the extent of the woman's injuries.
Homan was arrested on a charge of aggravated battery, dating violence. He was being held without bond on Thursday at the Alachua County jail.
— Staff report
Watch out for smoke and fog on a stretch of I-75
The Florida Highway Patrol is monitoring a section of Interstate 75 in Alachua and Columbia counties for visibility issues related to smoke and fog.
The 10-mile section is from Mile Marker 406 to Mile Marker 416, from the High Springs area to the Ellisville area, FHP said Thursday. The smoke is from a controlled burn, according to an FHP news release.
Motorists are urged to use caution. Visibility could deteriorate quickly if smoke and fog combine, especially during the night and early morning hours.
Motorists should reduce their speed and use low-beam headlights to help them adjust to changing weather conditions, FHP said.
— Staff report
Homecoming, Growl will be earlier next year
Next year's Gator Growl and Homecoming will come earlier in the fall schedule than usual.
The University of Florida Faculty Senate settled on the Oct. 17-18 weekend because of changes in the football schedule, said Dan Apple, assistant director of communications for UF Athletics.
"Next year's schedule is different. There's a big gap between home games, so they chose to have it a little earlier," Apple said.
UF will have a 14-week schedule with two bye weeks, as it does this year. Between an Oct. 25 bye week and away games the following two weeks, the Gators will have a four-week gap between home games of Oct. 18 and Nov. 15, so the Faculty Senate chose the earlier game when UF will host the Missouri Tigers.
This year's Homecoming and Gator Growl is Nov. 8-9, with UF hosting the Vanderbilt Commodores on Nov. 9.
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Who should wear this: Members of PETA (People Eating Tasty Animals)
This shirt has brought up my curiosity on what a rabbit tastes like, again.
I can't help but think of The Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog after seeing this. Damn my nerdy brain!
zzzaap wrote:This shirt has brought up my curiosity on what a rabbit tastes like, again.
Tastes like chicken.
As a vegetarian, I am seriously considering this shirt. I think it's hilarious!! =)
Ordered this while eating bison for breakfast. Yay meat!
It's great to have you drawing again, fablefire. This is how much Woot missed you! ^__^
jobezark wrote:Would this be an appropriate gift for a vegetarian? I just recently met the most excellent vegetarian ever, but am not sure how quickly I should scare her off.
yes, yes it is.[1]
[1] Personal experience as a vegetarian.
I have a great recipe for meat-stuffed rabbit!
One of my first Woot shirts I ever purchased was "You have to try this guys" bought back on 9/1/09 - my second purchase to be exact. Actually wore the shirt yesterday on my 36th birthday and woke up this morning to check the woot shirt of the day and what did I find? My second fablefire shirt that I will buy as soon as I finish this post...
Merry Christmas!
Love it. In for one.
I love how my expression changed as my eyes moved from left to right. So amused.
Love it! Congrats.
My vegetarian friend thought this shirt was creepy and somewhat off-putting, but then again, so do I and I love meat. However, it looks like a lot of vegetarians have commented that they'd love this shirt. It probably depends on your friend's sense of humor.
I would say that if you have to ask, you probably should err on the side of "no," assuming you want to keep your friend around.
Great timing! My "You Have to Try This Guys" is starting to wear out!
This shirt will go perfect with my Eat More Meat shirt!
Sure, give that gal the shirt - she ain't that excellent if she has no sense of humor. I'm vegetarian (and reformed vegan) and I'm ordering one for myself!
Hubby and I are vegetarians and we found this so amusing we are in for 3. We have several (non-veggie) friends who will find this hilarious. Also, our daughter insisted she needed one. . .hmmm. . .
I'm vegan and found this shirt beyond funny. its all done in good fun.
It probably just depends on the vegetarian. 3/4 of our household is some variation of vegan or vegetarian, and we all find the shirt funny. If it were in a color other than green, I'd probably buy one.
I think the gore & the look of murderous glee on the meatatarian's face is what sells it for vegans & vegetarians.
yuqimao wrote:So I see turkey, fish, ham, drumstick... I wonder what animal that meatatarian bunny is chopping up...
He seems excited to sink into it his "nasty, big, pointy teeth!"
My guess is rabbit, upon reading the description. A very toothy rabbit.
This is exactly how I feel every time I order barbecue and eat it next to my vegetarian coworker who shares my office. I think I even get that silly grin on my face!
This shirt reminds me of this one.
I am happy this shirt made it through the derby. Very entertaining design.
I am glad to see this shirt for sale. My wife just decided to be a vegan last week for health reasons and I still get to eat all the delicious steaks we have
Had to order this one. First Shirt.Woot order ever.
I, also, purchased "You have to try this, guys" back in the day, and have worn it proudly many times since. I should have bought two. Since a carnivorous rabbit will always be funny (don't argue the point or I will say "Ni!" to you), this will make a fine companion piece.
bought one for my sister for Christmas. Between the two of us, we have tons of Vegetarians friends..we on the other hand, love meat. This shirt is perfect.
Bunny is pretty good
Seeing as the other two chefs could be next, why haven't they run off yet, screaming "Bunnicide, bunnicide!"?
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For those who read the write up but didn't feel like looking it up, hasenpfeffer is rabbit stew.
I know I'm late to the party but, Grats, fablefire! I wanted this shirt bad the first time around. I wanted it so much that, even though I'm moving this week, I paid for overnight to get it before my addy changes and it could get lost in the shuffle.
stubbs4prez wrote:I am glad to see this shirt for sale. My wife just decided to be a vegan last week for health reasons and I still get to eat all the delicious steaks we have
Had to order this one. First Shirt.Woot order ever.
Tell her good luck! My husband did the same about 2.5 months ago. He's dropped 20 lbs. and feels great.
featherz wrote:As a vegetarian, I am seriously considering this shirt. I think it's hilarious!! =)
I am a vegetarian as well. This is my first woot and I got it because this is how I feel when sitting next to my meat loving friends and family.
ryanrules23 wrote:This shirt will go perfect with my Eat More Meat shirt!
Ditto! and the High Cholesterol I bought too
I went ahead and picked up one of these. Grass green is one of my favorite shirt colors and I couldn't pass up the blood covered meat eating rabbits.
woot + bunnies = win
Heck yeah! Love Fablefires designs. What an awesome followup
This is my first woot shirt. Looked good and I was in need of a new green shirt. Excellent Xmas gift for myself.
Man, if you're the first person to think of that, my head's off to you!
Meant for "humanitarian" guy, but inexplicably not appended.
YAY, congrats, FABLE! I need to get my order in for some meat bunnies, om nom nom. One can never have too many carnivorous bunnies!
Cute shirt.
Technically vegetarians eat a plant based diet, so no cheese like the shirt. If dairy is eaten, lacto-vegetarian. If eggs are eaten, ovo-vegetarian. Sorry to be nit-picky but it is annoying when menu items are listed as vegetarian and come with cheese or sour cream topping or cooked with eggs.
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Nov. 1, 2010
BOSTON -- On Tuesday voters will choose the next Massachusetts Treasurer -- the state's chief money manager who runs the lottery and oversees the state's $45.5 billion public employee pension fund. The candidates are vying to replace the current treasurer, Tim Cahill, who is leaving the office to run for Governor.
The Democrat in the race is Steve Grossman – a wealthy businessman and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
Grossman is running on his extensive business experience – after getting an MBA from Harvard business school, he turned his grandfather's small envelope company into a $30 million marketing firm.
Grossman emphasized those credentials during a recent debate on WCCM radio in Methuen.
"I've spent my life in business. I've run a 4th generation, 100 year old family business for past 35 years. I've created jobs, managed payrolls, managed money – and I looked at the job of state treasurer and I thought, this is a job that could be a game changer for the people of Massachusetts," Grossman said.
The Republican, Karyn Polito, is a 5-term state Representative from Shrewsbury. She's running as a strict fiscal conservative and has pledged not to take a state pension. In her TV ad, she sits on a beige couch next to a Doberman Pincher and tells voters she'll be an independent voice on Beacon Hill.
"It's not in the official job description, but one of the most important duties of treasurer is to be a fiscal watchdog. We need someone at the state house willing to speak out against higher taxes, wasteful spending and corruption."
Policy-wise, the Democrat, Steve Grossman, says if he's elected treasurer, he'll move some of the state's money from large banks into community banks that give loans to local small businesses. Polito says she'll move pension funds into accounts with lower management fees.
The two don't just disagree on policy. During a debate on WCCM radio last week, Grossman hurled an insult so brazen it would make even the most hardened political veteran gasp.
He accused his Republican opponent Karyn Polito of being a Yankees fan.
"We have a picture of you wearing a Yankees hat at Yankees stadium, with you and your family. No Red Sox fan wears a Yankees hat at Yankees stadium, and you shouldn't either," Grossman said.
The zinger came during a heated exchange, when Grossman accused Polito of using her political influence in the legislature to secure highly coveted Red Sox license plates for her friends and family. Reports said two thirds of the first 100 Red Sox license plates went to people with ties to Polito, even though the plates were supposed to handed out on a first come, first serve basis.
Polito responded that she wrote the bill allowing the Red Sox to issue the plates, that the money from the plates went to benefit the Jimmy Fund charity for cancer research, and that the plates were available to anyone who signed up.
"I am very proud of the work I've done on behalf of charity, on behalf of the Jimmy fund that raises millions of dollars on behalf of kids with cancer… Yes, I actively engaged my friends, my family, my hometown, Shrewsbury and Worcester area to help us get to the 1500 pledges to break through the logjam your party had not allowing these plates to even be possible," Polito said.
Polito then swung back at Grossman. She brought up his campaign contributions to former state Rep Dianne Wilkerson, who recently pleaded guilty to federal corruption charges.
"I feel you're blinded by the system,. Blinded by your party apparatus. Blinded by the fact that you're the party Steve. How do you justify sitting silent relative to the contributions you made to a two-time convicted felon on Beacon Hill?"
Grossman responded that he contributed to Dianne Wilkerson because she supported gay marriage.
The Treasurer's race wraps on Tuesday -- Election Day. As for the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry? No end in sight.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – King Men's and Women's Track & Field completed day one of the Niswonger Invitational, hosted by East Tennessee State University (Johnson City, Tenn.). Hannah Witt set a new indoor school record in the women's 5k and was one of two sixth-place finishes to lead the Tornado. Shelbie Burchfield turned in the second sixth-place finish while coming closing in on her quest to provisionally qualify for the NCAA Indoor National Championships in the women's high jump.
Hannah Witt, a senior from Mountain City, Tenn., turned in a school record-breaking performance in the women's 5,000-meter run. Her sixth place finish set a new King indoor record when she crossed the finish line in 17:53.12, breaking her previous personal record by 45 seconds. Witt finished just behind a pack of Appalachian State runners and was just three seconds away from a top-3 finish.
Shelbie Burchfield (Morristown, Tenn.) turned in the team's second sixth-place finish in the women's high jump and made a good run at provisionally qualifying for the 2013 Indoor National Championships. The sophomore achieved her highest jump of 1.58 meters (5-feet, 2-inches) on her final try at that height. The indoor provisional qualifying mark is 1.66 meters which she hit twice last year.
Also finishing strongly for the Lady Tornado were Atlanta Westbrook (Spring Hill, Tenn.) in the triple jump and Lanneickia Brewton (Inman, S.C.) in the 400m event. Westbrook set a new indoor personal record with a jump of 36-feet, 2.25-inches placing her 13th overall. Brewton finished 14th in the 400m with a 60.4-second finish time to close in but not surpass her PR.
Reigning Conference Carolinas Freshman of the Year, Maegan Henry (Bluefield, W.Va.), finished 26th in the weight throw, reaching 12.08m.
Also running strong were the trio of King runners in the 60-meter dash who all clocked in sub-8.5 second times in the prelims for the event. Brewton led the trio with a time of 8.04 seconds, good for 30th place, while Alexis Robinson (8.19) and Tia Nelson (8.26) followed.
Sophomore Forrest Stuart (Appalachia, Va.) led the men with a 13th place finish in the 60-meter hurdles (8.82) and missed a spot to compete in the finals by one position and 0.04 seconds. His time did set a new indoor personal record.
Justin Newring (Knoxville, Tenn.) set a new indoor personal record in the 200m dash with a 22.57 finish time.
Knoxville, Tenn. native Reggie Warren finished 27th in the 60-meter dash, clocking in a new PR of 7.20 seconds.
In the field, Jeremy Stamper (Marion, Va.) finished 16th in the men's weight throw, hitting 40-feet, 5.5-inches with his best toss.
Day two of the Niswonger Invitational picks up Saturday (Jan. 19) at its originally scheduled time of 8 a.m., with a second session of the men's and women's 5,000m run.
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For complete and live results, provided by TimingInc, click here.
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Rijkmans family
Rijkmans (formerly Ryckmans), a Dutch Mennonite family at Zuidveen, province of Overijssel, where Matthys Ryckmans was a member of the Mennonite congregation as early as 1600. The Rijkmans family in the 18th century was less conservative than most members of the Zuidveen congregation; this caused some friction. In 1768 Berend Thijssen Rijkmans was banned from the congregation because he opposed the decision of the elder and the deacons to rebaptize his wife, who had come from the Borne Mennonite congregation. Rijkman Roelofs belonged to this family. The Rijkmans family has played an important part in the Zuidveen congregation, which since 1848 has been called Steenwijk, and in which many of its members served as deacons.
Doopsgezinde Bijdragen (1878): 6 f., 16, 26, 28.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. "Rijkmans family." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 15 Aug 2018. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Rijkmans_family&oldid=120472.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. (1959). Rijkmans family. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 15 August 2018, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Rijkmans_family&oldid=120472.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, p. 333. All rights reserved.
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Manchester United's inability to keep hold of French youngster Paul Pogba has been a 'massive loss' for the Premier League leaders, according to Joey Barton, as the midfielder flourishes for both club and country.
The 20-year-old has been in superb form since joining Juventus in the summer transfer window of last year, scoring five times in Serie A, while his form has earned him a place in Didier Deschamps' senior France squad.
Pogba left Manchester United following the expiration of his contract, with Sir Alex Ferguson eventually deciding to allow his young charge to leave Old Trafford after it become clear he wanted to quit the club.
The France international struggled to break into the Manchester United first-team, and Ferguson claimed the club were better off without Pogba after he failed to show the club any respect in his pursuit of a vastly improved new contract.
Pogba has, however, shown Manchester United what he has been missing following a number of eye-catching displays for Juventus, and now for France too, and Barton says he is type of player Red Devils need in their midfield.
The Marseille star tweeted: "Pogba looks a massive loss for Man U. The type of player they seem to be crying out for."
Pogba was involved heavily for France in their defeat to Spain on Tuesday night, with the youngster going toe-to-toe with his illustrious counterparts, before being sent off for two quick yellow cards late in the game.
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Old English be- (unstressed) or bi (stressed) "near, in, by, during, about," from Proto-Germanic *bi "around, about" (cf. Old Saxon and Old Frisian bi "by near," Middle Dutch bie , Dutch bij , German bei "by, at, near," Gothic bi "about"), from *umbi (cognate with second element in PIE *ambhi "around," cf. Sanskrit abhi "toward, to," Greek amphi- "around, about;" see ambi- ).
Originally an adverbial particle of place, in which sense it is retained in place names ( Whitby , Grimsby , etc.). Elliptical use for "secondary course" (opposed to main ; . byway , also cf. by-blow "illegitimate child," 1590s) was in Old English. This also is the sense of the second by in the phrase by the by (1610s). By the way literally means "in passing by" (mid-14c.); used figuratively to introduce a tangential observation by 1540s.
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At one moment, the Chinese urologist seemed to be at the height of his career: He had invented a surgical procedure to help patients overcome incontinence and was training doctors in America and elsewhere. The next, Dr. Xiao Chuanguo was in handcuffs, confessing that he'd hired thugs to attack two persistent critics who called him a fraud.
The scandal has shocked the public and prompted calls for better regulation of medical research in China, where such fraud and misconduct are widespread. Yet, Xiao's case is not such a clear-cut illustration of the problem. More than 30 urologists from the United States, Canada, France, India and other countries issued a letter in support of the U.S.-trained surgeon after his arrest late last month.
In China, several former patients have complained about severe side effects, including a worsening of their mobility. The respected Southern Weekly newspaper said in an analysis that poor regulation led to Xiao "treating patients as if they were voluntary lab mice."
Last week, a Beijing court sentenced the 54-year-old doctor to five-and-a-half months in detention for his role in the attacks. Xiao, in police custody, could not be reached for comment.
Some American doctors consider his technique experimental but promising, and two U.S. hospitals are carrying out studies on a small number of volunteers, mostly children. Others, though, are skeptical, particularly of his claims of an 85 percent success rate. The surgery is meant to help people who cannot control their bladders because of a paralyzing accident or spina bifida, a birth defect.
The procedure involves rerouting nerves in the spine, connecting one that would normally squeeze the bladder with one that functions in the thigh. If they fuse, scratching the thigh can signal the bladder to empty.
"Most of the pediatric urologists in the United States were very cynical about his reports," said Dr. Eric Kurzrock, chief of pediatric urology at the University of California Davis Children's Hospital in Sacramento, California. "Nobody ever believed there was an 85 percent success rate, you know, and when you looked at his reports they were very short on details."
In China, Xiao forged ahead with the surgery on hundreds of patients, according to media reports. Now, some are saying he exaggerated the chance of success and that the surgery left them worse off.
Whether or not he is guilty of fraud or an ethical lapse, his case highlights the unregulated nature of research in China, with few protections for patients.
"It's no secret that the Chinese medical space is the Wild West," said Cong Cao, a researcher at the State University of New York who has written two books on China's science and innovation.
One man, Fang Shimin, has emerged as an unofficial sheriff, unearthing examples of scientific fraud and posting them on his website.
He took on Xiao, and the two ended up in a long-running feud. Separately, investigative journalist Fang Xuanchang, no relation to the other Fang, also started writing critical pieces about Xiao.
The stakes are high for Xiao, who once told reporters his procedure should win him a Nobel Prize and has said that becoming a target of the two Fangs cost him a seat in the prestigious Chinese Academy of Sciences.
In June, two men attacked the journalist Fang with metal pipes, leaving a deep gash on his head. Two months later, the other Fang was attacked with a chemical spray and a hammer, escaping with minor injuries.
Police arrested Xiao after he returned from training doctors in Argentina. In a videotaped interrogation, the doctor said he paid a distant relative 100,000 yuan ($15,000) to hire two men "just to give them black eyes and swollen faces ... but not to do any permanent damage.
"Nothing else would solve the problem except beating him up," he said, referring to Fang Shimin, the reporter.
Half a dozen patients and family members protested outside his trial, saying they represented 200 patients who were duped by Xiao into thinking the 30,000 yuan ($4,500) procedure had an 85 percent success rate.
"We need an explanation. We need justice," said Qu Binbin, a 29-year-old man in a wheelchair who said he was able to get around without crutches before having the surgery three years ago.
Supporters of the doctor also showed up. Guo Yuling, a 19-year-old college student, said he constantly wet his pants for the first 13 years of his life before Xiao's surgery.
Two former patients are suing Xiao for false advertisement, and more lawsuits are planned, said Peng Jian, a human rights lawyer who said he has documented 150 cases in which the surgery had no benefit or left patients worse off.
So far, the scandal has not derailed plans to continue studies in the U.S.
Researchers at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan, reported mixed results _ and some side effects _ from a pilot study of nine spina bifida patients. By early next year, they plan to begin a five-year clinical trial funded by $2.3 million from the National Institutes of Health.
Dr. Kenneth Peters, the hospital's head of urology, said he ensures that patients are fully aware the surgery is experimental and carries serious risks.
"Dr. Xiao has been nothing but in our experience an incredible gentleman, scientist and a very good colleague," said Peters, one of those who signed the letter in Xiao's support.
A separate three-year study on eight children is under way at All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Associated Press researcher Xi Yue contributed to this report.


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The Assyrians have been fighting since G.R. 2010 to kill all Peaches. Their genocides against the Peaches have taken countless lives. Because of the likelihood for Assyrian forces to target Peach units in multi-factioned battles even when doing so is not tactically sound, some observers speculate that there might be a secret command within the Assyrian Space Force that prioritizes them above all other targets.
The most heinous battle against the peaches was The Peach Massacre of G.R. 2010 where the Assyrians rounded up and executed the local Peach citizens of a planet in the Caid Sector in genocidal fashion. Dozens of helpless victims were sent to die in a mass execution. The 45th Union stepped in to fight the Assyrians, but it was too late for the town.
The most recent extermination was The Extermination of Newer Peach City in G.R. 2012. Here a combined Assyrian and CSR force joined with 2 other factions to kill all Peach inhabitants of Newer Peach City before it could be fully established.


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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — An opponent of Hugo Chavez alleged Sunday that conflicts are brewing within Venezuela's ruling party and argued that alleged differences between the president's close confidants have prompted them to seek to postpone the socialist leader's inauguration.
Opposition lawmaker Julio Borges told a news conference Sunday that a rivalry between Vice President Nicolas Maduro and National Assembly President Diosdado Cabello was behind their comments that Chavez's swearing-in ceremony on Thursday could be postponed if necessary. Chavez has not been able to return to Venezuela from Cuba following a Dec. 11 operation, his fourth surgery for an undisclosed type of pelvic cancer.
"While the president is sick in Havana, they have a power conflict," Borges said. "That's why they are engendering this violation of the constitution."
The Venezuelan Constitution states the presidential oath should be taken before lawmakers in the National Assembly on Jan. 10, this Thursday. But it says the president may also take the oath before the Supreme Court if the president is unable to be sworn in before the assembly.
The government revealed last week that Chavez is fighting a severe lung infection and receiving treatment for "respiratory deficiency."
There have been no public signs of friction between Maduro and Cabello, who appeared side by side waving to supporters after a legislative session on Saturday. The two men have repeatedly rejected speculation they are at odds and have vowed to remain united.
"Come here, Nicolas. You're my brother, friend. They don't understand that," Cabello said, hugging Maduro before the crowd outside the assembly.
Borges, however, alleged that the two men were putting on a show.
"That big hug between Nicolas Maduro and Diosdado Cabello was set up to reflect unity that does not exist," he said.
In a statement posted Sunday on Twitter, former vice president and prominent ruling party member Elias Jaua stressed the need to work together.
"We are obligated ... to remain united in this and any other situation," Jaua wrote.
Opposition leaders have argued that the inauguration should occur Thursday, when one presidential term ends and another begins. They have demanded more information about Chavez's condition and have said that if Chavez can't make it back to Caracas by Thursday, the president of the National Assembly should take over provisionally.
But Attorney General Cilia Flores on Sunday rebuffed that position by opposition leaders, saying in a televised interview that if Chavez "can't be sworn in before the National Assembly, he will do it before the Supreme Court." Flores, who recently was among officials who met with Chavez in Cuba, backed arguments by Maduro and Cabello that the date specified in the constitution for a president to take office is not a firm deadline in this case.
"Here we have a president who was re-elected, who is in possession of his post," Flores said in comments reported by the state-run Venezuelan News Agency. "The president even has his presidential sash already."
Earlier Sunday, Venezuelan athletes who support Chavez prayed for the socialist leader's recovery.
Formula One driver Pastor Maldonado, IndyCar Series driver Ernesto Jose Viso and others attended a Mass at a church in downtown Caracas. Athletes wearing jackets with the colors and stars of Venezuela's flag stood before an altar, solemnly reciting prayers.
Maldonado, who is sponsored by Venezuela's state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA, expressed confidence that Chavez would soon recover and return to Venezuela.
The F1 driver voiced hope that "very soon he's here with all of us."
Viso said he and millions of other Chavez supporters have "much faith that he's recovering."
"We wish him the best," Viso said.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Coming off a 13-win season and the 23rd trip to the NCAA Tournament in the program's history , the Santa Clara University women's soccer team was honored with two All-America selections. Sophomore midfielder Julie Johnston was the lone Bronco to be named a First Team All-American and goalkeeper Bianca Henninger was named to the Third Team.
"I am so thrilled for Bianca and Julie," said Santa Clara head coach Jerry Smith. "To be recognized by opposing coaches all the way up to the All-American level is amazing. Both Bianca and Julie are very deserving of this recognition. I see on a daily basis the work they've put into their development. The commitment and sacrifices they've made have paid off for them and they've absolutely earned the right to be called All-Americans!"
"I am extremely honored and humbled to be named as an All-American," said Johnston. "Honestly, I have been blessed with great teammates and a great program. I couldn't be more excited and grateful to be honored."
"It's always an honor to receive something like this, mainly because of the caliber of players that you're grouped with, like Julie," said Henninger. "We are surrounded by amazing people at this program that make us better players and people everyday and I hope these awards for Julie and I make that clear for everyone to see."
Henninger, a preseason All-WCC selection, had another stellar season in net for the Broncos. Making 18 starts she allowed only 13 goals, good for a 0.72 GAA which was second in the WCC. She also made 60 saves and recorded four shutouts despite battling injuries all season.
Johnston, the 2010 WCC Freshman of the Year, showed she would not endure a sophomore slump by leading the Broncos with nine goals and 22 points. She also led the conference with four game-winning goals. Her play during the week of Sept. 19 nabbed her WCC Player of the Week honors. That week Johnston scored the only goal in a 1-0 Santa Clara win over Washington State and against No. 17 Cal she added two more goals to help the Broncos to a 3-0 win.


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DATA: Here's Real Evidence of Racism at the University of Oklahoma
Two University of Oklahoma frat boys have been expelled over a video that shows them singing racially insensitive things about blacks. While that kind of restriction is appalling it's not really all that systemic. Isn't racism, at least according to the left and critical race theory, the ability to inflict power? The persistent, illegal racial […]Read Story