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This is what you need to do in flickr.
Go to your photostream.
Click on the photo you want to link to.
On the next page you should see 4 icons at the bottom right...one is for sharing.
Choose it.
Then choose BBCode and copy the link
Paste that link into your post here.
The image will then appear.
However, Flickr makes the link clickable etc, so you can adjust what you have pasted in and only use the IMG take piece and not worry about the URL tags.

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Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.
Hillsborough nearly prompted pull-out
Ministers considered pulling England out of the 1990 World Cup in the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster, government papers reveal.
Former deputy prime minister Geoffrey Howe said the tournament would provide a "natural focus for hooligan activity" and the possibility of withdrawing the team was discussed in a government committee, files released show.
In a letter to then-prime minister Margaret Thatcher on September 27 1989, Howe wrote: "The World Cup in June next year provides a natural focus for hooligan activity. And every individual match carries the potential for confrontation. The committee also looked at the possibility of our seeking the abandonment of the England v Scotland match at Wembley next spring and the withdrawal of England from the World Cup."
The letter went on: "They felt it would be premature to reach a firm view on either.
"It appears that the Scottish Football Association privately favours cancelling the England v Scotland match, especially if both countries are in the World Cup. So this issue may resolve itself, to everyone's satisfaction.
"Withdrawal from the World Cup is an altogether larger issue. If England withdrew, the likelihood is that the determined hooligans will make their way to Italy anyway and find a different cause to champion."
The documents also reveal Mrs Thatcher was told by her press secretary Bernard Ingham that the Football Association was behaving "extraordinarily stupidly" for wanting to go ahead with a friendly against Holland in December of that year.
In a letter dated September 5 Mr Ingham wrote: "You will recall the after the European Championships you asked the FA to consider whether to go ahead with European friendly matches and they cancelled a fixture with Italy at Wembley.
"However, they have inconceivably gone ahead with the Dutch fixture in the middle of December notwithstanding that Holland has probably the worst soccer hooligan problem in Europe after ourselves. The FA do seem to be behaving extraordinarily stupidly in organising a friendly with Holland at a time when, apart from anything else, they should, in their own interest, be cultivating their return to European football proper."
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Wednesday, March 02, 2011
My flat in the Herald Sun Home magazine - yay!
I wasn't sure how the article was going to turn out but I'm really happy with it! The text is great (I don't sound too ineloquent) and the photos are really lovely. Although my flat doesn't look anywhere near as big as this in real life. Thanks wide angle lens!
My flat in the Herald Sun Home magazine - yay!
Now I know it's a bit crazy but this post is totally unrelated to my other recent post because my flat is going to be popping up in a couple of other places soon too... when it rains it pours.
16 comments:
- Jacinta @ modelmumma said...
Congrats Lara! Your apartment looks amazing. Darn, wish I got the paper on the weekend. xo
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- JoeyNomad said...
It looks wonderful Lara!
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- Rie said...
That's awesome - Congrats!!! Now don't be shy, tell us how many copies of the paper did you buy!?!
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- Tanya said...
Congrats, your flat is a really lovely space!
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- Jason said...
Congrats! Your place looks amazing. I bet your friends feel like they are at home when they visit.
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- julie said...
Looks amazing Lara, congrats!
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- Tali said...
and doesn't it look fab! Congrats!! :)
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- CurlyPops said...
I never buy an actual physical copy of the paper but I ran out and picked up a copy Saturday just to read your article - the rest went straight into the recycling!
- 8:13 pm
Congrats! I want to read the article but dont live in Australia and can't even find it online.. Is there any other way i can read it?
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- Di said...
COngrats! It looks fabulous.
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- adele {modernemotive} said...
Your place looks beautiful!
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Congratulations Lara. Your apartment looks great. I wish I could buy the same fabulous house. Really it is wonderful. Thanks for sharing ideas.
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- tini said...
congrats Lara!
love love love your home.. it's looks so amazing!
ps: have been silent reader before.. love your design.. and i'm from malaysia.. :)
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- nikkishell said...
So cool! Your place looks fab.xxx
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- Marjorie Rose said...
A very deserving article, I'm sure!
Congratulations on the "rain"!
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- Debts said...
Your apartment looks very beautiful. Congrates for this house. I wish I could buy the same fabulous house. Really it is wonderful. Thanks for sharing ideas.
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An Interview with Mark Frauenfelder & Clara Sinclair - bOING bOING
Mark Frauenfelder & Carla Sinclair, bOING bOINGAges: Mark, 36; Carla, ??
Selections: "I'll Say Anything," by David Pescovitz (page 97); "Emergency Personal Broadcast TV," by Bill Barker (page 147)
Recent review (from MMM): "I love this zine! I love the noise it makes in my head, the way it looks, the articles, the attitude, the design, but mainly the way that you can say the name over and over again and not get bored."
Sample: $5 from 11288 Ventura Blvd., #818, Studio City, CA 91604 (checks: Mark Frauenfelder)
When did you launch your zine? What inspired you to do so?Mark: We launched bOING bOING in 1988. I was a mechanical engineer designed one of about 100 parts. It took months and months to design and test your assigned part. All the engineers knew each other by what parts they were designing. I was the motor guy. The engineer next to me was the flex lead guy. On Fridays we'd go to lunch with the actuator guy and the spacer ring guy and talk about sports and imported cars. I hate sports and I hate cars built after 1960, so even the meals were unsatisfying. I needed some kind of creative outlet, so Carla and I decided to start a zine. We decided to explore the coolest, wackiest stuff we could think of, and came up with the name bOING bOING. Bouncing through our crazy world.
Why publish a zine?Mark: I love zines because one person can be responsible for all 100 parts. There's no money in it, but it can lead to paying gigs if you're good.
Carla: We publish to get "for review" freebies like records and books in the mail. Also, if you're a publisher you don't have to kowtow to anyone. You never have to query. You can say what you want, and talk about stuff the mainstream publications avoid either out of fear or ignorance.
Have you ever published any other zines?Mark: Before we started bOING bOING, I did two issues of a mini-comic called Toilet Devil. I read an article about a gorilla they trained to use sign language. Whenever the gorilla was mad at one of the humans, she'd call them a toilet devil.
Any general tips for aspiring zinesters?Mark: Keep it small and you'll have more fun. Newsstand distribution is a drag. The freight is expensive, the sell-through rates are low, it is a chore doing the accounting, and distributors are famous for going out of business before they pay you. You'll probably lose money if you try it. Also, don't start a music zine. There are already ten thousand music zines out there. Nobody cares what you think about music anyway.
Carla: Don't get all caught up in mass-circulation and big-time advertisers. Of course if you're creating a magazine you have to play the game, but we're talking zines here. Our goal used to be to make bOING bOING slick and popular, but to do that we had to deal with tightwad distributors and write about stuff we weren't interested in to attract ads. It took all the zest out of zinemaking. It became more business than pleasure, and I was pulling out my hair. Now our goal is to just to have fun. As long as it keeps on giving me pleasure to create it, I'm in. We've cut WAY back on distribution (it's basically subscription-only now) and we throw away requests from advertisers. We went from a circulation of 100 up to 17,000, and then back down to several thousand. I guess we've come full circle.
What's your favorite part of doing a zine?Mark: Reading a great story submission and designing the zine.
Carla: Opening a box that's just come from the printers to see how the new issue looks.
In my other life, I'm an:Mark: freelance writer and illustrator. The stuff no one will pay me for goes into bOING bOING. And it's always the best stuff, natch.
Carla: writer and author. My books are Happy Mutant Handbook, Net Chick and my novel Signal to Noise.
David Pescovitz
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Awesome places to buy zines on the internet
www.lastearthdistro.net - an impressive collection of underground, not-often-seen titles with an emphasis on how-to and clandestine information, along with radical politics
www.earthlightbooks.com - leftist politics, vintage pamphlets and western americana
www.lastwordbooks.org - a growing collection of titles being reprinted by Last Word Press, along with some other random stuff
www.akpress.org - Radical politics and anarchism
www.microcosmpubishing.com - Radical hipster-ish how-to, bike culture and sustainable city-living
www.buyolympia.com - Pacific Northwest/Olympia-ish zine titles and artists
www.earthlightbooks.com - leftist politics, vintage pamphlets and western americana
www.lastwordbooks.org - a growing collection of titles being reprinted by Last Word Press, along with some other random stuff
www.akpress.org - Radical politics and anarchism
www.microcosmpubishing.com - Radical hipster-ish how-to, bike culture and sustainable city-living
www.buyolympia.com - Pacific Northwest/Olympia-ish zine titles and artists
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The Book of Zines: Readings from the Fringe
A nice collection of zine related resources. Order copies from Olympia's radical independent bookstore Last Word Books (they house the Olympia 'Zine Library), or with Earthlight Books, an independent bookstore in Eastern, Washington.
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Zines Matter (Still), an article from Bang Back: Print is Dead. Long Live Print!
Zines Matter (Still)
By ANDREW BARTON | Published: JUNE 17, 2010
Make a zine in 2010. It has been about 13 years since the zine scene was really "happening" nationwide, but the current artistic, cultural, and aesthetic landscape seems to be all about nostalgia and irony.
As a mode of participating in 2010, consider seeking out a typewriter, gluestick, sharpies, and a clip art book, putting on some floral-print Doc Martens and ripping a hole in the knee of your jeans, and then launch into making a zine.
"But now blogs are where I share and absorb knowledge," you might be thinking. "My MacBook Pro doesn't really go with my Floral Print Doc Martens."
If you already write a blog but are interested in doing something different with your writing or your image-compiling abilities, consider making a cheaply producible, zine-style book anthology with visual art to compliment your writing. Or, conversely, if you make a photo blog, get a friend to write pieces to compliment your images. Bring it all to a different audience through turning it into a book.
If you spend a lot more of your time reading blogs than reading books, consider spending some time in the middle ground: zines!
The most direct way to becoming a zine appreciator– or "zinester"– is to make a zine yourself.
A simple, 5 step guide to swift zine making.
1. Ponder, then arrive at content.
Zines can be about anything, so a good way to find something interesting to write about is thinking such things as…
"What things do I know that hardly anybody else does? … "And would the world benefit from my sharing this knowledge?""What is is about modern writing and visual art that I don't connect with? How do I already deal with that? How could I deal with that differently? Should I make something that I definitely would connect with, in order that a likeminded person might find and appreciate what I make?""Are there stories I always tell people around me, because they are just sooo entertaining and exciting that they demand repetition? Maybe I should write those down and even illustrate them!""Are there secrets I need to let out, but don't know who to tell them to? Maybe I could publish them anonymously…""Am I frustrated that people seem like they would rather connect via profile pics and lists of favorite TV shows than by either conversing in person, by writing real letters, or by trading art directly or through the mail? Maybe its time to take a step back from the internet."
Answers to these kinds of questions and conclusions to these kinds of thoughts can come to you through the process of making a zine!
2. Write things.
With a note book or your computer or scrap paper, just scroll down whatever starts to come out. Fiction, autobiography, biography, essays, poetry, incomprehensible stream of conciousness gobeldigook… Zines can run the whole gambit. So just start and when you end up with plenty, edit down to the best "raw" material. Then edit that best material to make it consumable and comprehensive (or at least resemble digestable reading matter).
3. Decide how you want it to look, then try to make it fit your vision.
Start by making a master copy, either analog or digital. Fold some pages into a booklet shape or create in InDesign document. Get it to "big white canvas" status.
Ponder what makes an amazing book in your estimation. Set your standards really high, but be okay with making a simplified version of your dream zine. Spend a moment thinking about readability and pacing. Make some basic decisions like "every time there is new section, I'll use this typeface and this border."
Make your cover. Make early decisions about what paper it will be on, what information will be displayed, what image you'll use. If your cover is finished and looks incredible before you fill it with content, you have something to live up to, a natural precedent for quality.
4. Assemble and place images.
First thing, look around your dwelling for interesting images – find books, newspapers, photos, magazines, record covers, food packaging – you will now start building a collection of good clip art. Photocopy or scan everything interesting that you can find. Make drawings or prints of these images.
Legend has it that "copy of a copy = awful," but often in zine-making this process is what cleans up the design and makes images more striking. Paste lines disappear, shading becomes more muted, and absolute blacks pop. Copy your black and white images, reducing them if necessary to a size that will fit the pages of your zine.
Go outside your immediate surroundings to find more. Go to the library and check out old periodicals, books with chapter heading illustrations, and photography anthologies. Almost all photo books from before 1975 contain photographs that have enough contrast that they look as good or better when photocopied, especially if they end up on nice paper. Look deeper, through your own archives or your friends'. Sometimes that picture you took for a final project in photography class in high school has a home after all.
Cut the images out into little pieces of paper and store them in a manilla envelope for use when you are putting together the master copy of your zine.
Place your images in a pleasing manner throughout your master copy. If some will be direct illustrations for text content, leave room.
5. Place text, organize, decorate, and produce.
Write your text out by hand, type it on a typewriter, or print it off the computer and cut it out. Place it attractively amongst your images. Consider beginning, middle, and end; just the way you would if you were writing a short story or a play. Pacing of the zine as a whole is extremely important.
Flip through the master copy and just contemplate at how it looks. Don't read the text, just see how it appears on the page. Follow the stream of images when you flip through it quickly. Imagine yourself being a stranger picking up and only giving it 30 seconds of their attention. Will they see something that will make them stop, focus their eyes, and start to read?
Read the content, in detail, as if you are already won over as a reader. Does it live up to your imagined expectations? Edit as necessary from here, and then start producing.
Editor's note: This is post one in a series of three. This article will continue with Andrew's next post. Topics to be addressed include: zines in the digital age, low- or no-cost methods of production, and recommendations for further reading.
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Zine Resources, Courtesy of Underground Press.org
We think that one of the best ways to support the zine community is by sharing information. That's why we've gathered this collection of resources, including selections from Zine World and links to other sources. Help us keep these resources current; send updates to email@example.com.
U.S. Postal Rate Chart (rates effective April 2011, PDF)
The Zinester's Guide to U.S. Mail — This guide covers the various options zine publishers can use for mailing with the U.S. and internationally, including detailed information about First Class, Media Mail, Parcel Post, and Bound Printed Matter. (PDF, updated Sept. 2008)
How to Pick What Zine Library to Donate To? by Jenna Freedman, reference & zine librarian at Barnard College.
Zines 101: A Quick Guide to Zines is a 2-page sheet with the basics on how to make a zine, where to find zines, layout templates, and what to do with your zine once it's finished.(PDF)
Bringing Zines to the Community by Hannah D. Forman: a column about organizing a zine workshop, with tips on how to lead your own workshop.
Throwing off the Shackles: How to Break Free of Microsoftby Jerianne and Denny. — Do you consider yourself anti-corporate? Then why are you using Microsoft products when there are lots of great alternatives?
Other Zine Review Zines – Zine World is not the definitive word on anything, so don't just take our word for it. There are plenty of other fine publications out there to send your zines/comics for review and to scope for new zines. These are the ones we know of.
Where to find zines – Looking for someplace local where you can sit and read or purchase zines? Check out our lists of Zine Libraries and Infoshops and Distros and Stores.
Other Resources – These are a few online resources we recommend for more information about zines, publishing, etc.:
- A Student's Guide on What a Zine Is and Tips on How to Make One by Matt Holdaway
- alt.zines through Google groups
- Book of Zines
- Columns about Zine Publishing by Davida Gypsy Brier
- DIY Book Binding
- DIY Book Making (No Media Kings)
- Fall of Autumn, with zinester podcasts, short videos, articles, clip art, and other resources for zine publishers
- From Zines To Ezines: Electronic Publishing and the Literary Underground, dissertation by zine publisher Fred Wright (PDF)
- Independent Publishing Resource Center
- Making Minicomics
- The Musea Zine Hall of Fame
- Photocopied Heart zine forum
- The Trading Network
- Zine Geeks at Yahoo! Groups
- Zinesters at Yahoo! Groups
- Zine Librarians at Yahoo Groups and Zine Libraries Interest Group
- Stolen Sharpie at Livejournal
- We Make Zines, an online community dedicated to zine publishers and readers.
- Zine Scene at Livejournal
- Zineopedia,an online compendium on Australia's zine culture, compiled by Sticky Institute.
- Zinesters at MySpace
- ZineWiki, an open-source encyclopedia devoted to zines and independent media
OtherLinks to zine websites, small press publishers, postal information, news sites, and more.
AddressChanges – Us underground press types are always on the go. Here's where some of us went.
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So, the atheist advocacy group Freedom From Religion Foundation has been granted a tax exemption – as a religious organization. Who says politics can't be funny?!
"Religion," if reduced to being sort of a once-a-week part of one's life, a habit akin to changing the oil or getting a haircut, is fraudulent. Paul describes its practitioners "as holding to a form of Godliness, although they have denied its power" (II Timothy 3:5). Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith characterizes this illusive faith as only "moralistic, therapeutic deism."
Yet religion properly understood is honoring to our Creator and Redeemer. "Pure and undefiled religion in the sight of our God and Father is this," writes James. "To visit orphans and widows in their distress, and to keep oneself unstained by the world" (James1:27). Put another way, compassionate acts and pure hearts reflect true faith in a living Savior.
Family Research Council makes a strong case for the importance of adoption, and our Church Ministries department works actively with thousands of churches around the country to build strong families. Many Christian organizations are serving to the same ends.
In an era when atheists are considered "religious" and some groups want atheist "chaplains" in the Armed Forces, we're thankful to stand with you in advancing faith, family, freedom and hope for those most in need.
That's part of true religion. And good, meaningful politics.
Rob Schwarzwalder
Senior Vice President
Family Research Council
Educational Freedom and Reform
- "Helping Homeschoolers Before, During and After," Home School Legal Defense Association
- "The many facets of home-schooling," Rockford Register Star
Legislation and Policy Proposals
- "School Has Become Too Hostile to Boys," Time
- "Private enterprise and public education: Strange bedfellows or natural allies?," American Enterprise Institute
- "Common Core: A Threat to Catholic Education," Crisis Magazine
- "Seeking the Peace by Educating Children," The Acton Institute
College Debt
- "Report Calls for Bankruptcy Protection for the Most Vulnerable Student-Loan Borrowers," The Chronicle of Higher Education
- "More students than ever rely on federal college aid," The Politico
- "Student Loan Debt Relief Industry Draws Scrutiny," CNBC
Government Reform
- "Principled Entitlement Reform: Private Ordering Needs Room to Grow," The Public Discourse
- "Obama's Unconstitutional Steps Worse than Nixon's," The Washington Post
- "Obama is obsessed with the wrong 1 percent," American Enterprise Institute
- "Morning Bell: 15 Pictures of Ridiculous Government Spending Guaranteed to Make You Mad," The Heritage Foundation
- "The Indebted States of America," City Journal
Health Care
- "New Study about the 'Hook-Up' Culture," San Jose Mercury-News
- "'Duck Dynasty' Stars Jase and Missy on Abstinence Before Marriage," The Christian Post
- "Quinn OKs sex-ed bill backed by Planned Parenthood, ACLU," Chicago Sun-Times
Health care reform: ACA/Obamacare
- "Health care repeal: What you may have missed in the polls," AEIdeas.org
- "Conscience Rights for All," The Acton Institute
- "A Limit on Consumer Costs Is Delayed in Health Care Law," New York Times
- "Missouri Legislator Sues Government Over HHS Mandate Violation of Civil Rights," Thomas More Society
- "Obamacare's implementation eyed by GuideStone for 2014," Baptist Press
- "The ObamaCare Slush Fund," The Wall Street Journal
- "UPS to drop 15,000 spouses from insurance, cites Obamacare," Atlanta Business Chronicle
- "The Quiet Gay-Rights Revolution in America's Churches," The Atlantic
- "A Pulpit for Bullies," The Public Discourse
- "Foreign Homosexuals Sue American Pastor For Preaching from the Holy Bible," Touchstone Magazine
- "State Dept. Will Recognize Foreign Same-Sex Marriages–But Not Polygamous Ones," CNSNews.com
- "Pentagon Provides Special Benefit for Same-Sex Couples," The Gospel Coalition
- "'Right Side of History,' or Primed to Say Yes?," National Review Online
Human Life and Bioethics
- "The horror show of abortion can open eyes to the truth," WORLD Magazine
- "Collaborative Reproduction and the Things We Should Not Do," The Public Discourse
- "Has Planned Parenthood Committed Fraud?," Townhall.com
- "Glamorizing Abortion," Commentary Magazine
- "Winning Key Victories in the Legal Struggle to Preserve Life in America," Alliance Defending Freedom
- "Only Canada, China, North Korea, and U.S. Allow Abortion After Viability for Any Reason," First Things
- "Governments Increasingly Object to UN Abortion Agenda," C-FAM
- "The Truth About Pro-life Christians," Juicy Ecumenism
- "Stop Using Sex and Abortion to Define Women," LifeNews.com
- "Judge Stops Eric Holder's Political Prosecution of Pro-Life Activists," Liberty Counsel
Bioethics and Biotechnology
- "Low Birth Rates: Causes, Consequences, and Remedies-Becker," The Becker-Posner Blog
- "One-third of women conceive naturally after IVF," BioEdge
- "Governor Brown Does the Right Thing for Women in California," The Center for Bioethics and Culture
- "A Genetic "Fix" for Down's Syndrome?," Bioethics@TIU
Euthanasia and End of Life Issues
- ""Death Cafes" Express Human Exceptionalism," National Review Online
- "Bioethicist: "Who Cares" if Dying Elderly People Die From Extreme Heat?," LifeNews.com
- "Bureaucracy Lives! How many experts does it take to advise a dying patient?," The Weekly Standard
Stem Cell Research
To read about the latest advances in ethical adult stem cell research, keep up with leading-edge reports from FRC's Dr. David Prentice, click here.
- "The developmental on-switch," Phys.org
- "Is this the future of organ donation? Scientists grow beating mouse heart made from HUMAN stem cells," The Daily Mail
- "Stem Cells Open Up Options," The Scientist
- "Stem Cells Can Mend a Broken Heart," Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
- "Whose stem cells are they anyway?" New Scientist
Human Trafficking
- "2013 State Ratings on Human Trafficking Laws," The Polaris Project
- "'Home grown' human trafficking booming," The Battle Creek Enquirer
- "Cyber-sex trafficking: A 21st century scourge," CNN
- "Backdoor Amnesty: Liberals exploiting anti-human-trafficking aid," Rare
- "Two Years On, Mass. Human Trafficking Law Examined," WGBH
Marriage and Family
- "Adoption vs. Surrogacy Financial Costs," ABC News
- "Adoption numbers rising for kids in foster care," USA Today
- "The Abortion/Adoption Debate: Moral High Ground or Playground?," Misfit Politics
Family Economics
- "How the Minimum Wage Hurts Young Workers," Champion News
- "Taxes: Who Pays? My Latest from LearnLiberty," Library of Economics and Liberty
- "The Financial Crisis Explained: Why Complexity Wasn't the Problem," The American
- "Why 'The Family' Matters in Economics," Mere Orthodoxy
- "My Friend Is On Welfare," Values & Capitalism
- "Poverty and Near-Poverty in the United States–Posner," The Becker-Posner Blog
- "Work Like an Arminian, Sleep Like a Calvinist?," Desiring God
Family Structure
- "The Stroller Ban: Are Cities Anti-Kids?," Acculturated
- "Triumph of Desire," First Things
- "How to Help Your Child Read with Discernment," The Gospel Coalition
- "Satan's lies about singleness," The Briefing
- "Why Is It So Difficult to Discuss Marriage?," The Public Discourse
- "Opt-In to Having Kids," U.S. News and World Report
- "Toward a New Understanding of Modesty," The Atlantic
- "Why Does Everyone Defend Pornography?," Ethika Politika
- "Sexy Pics and Secrecy," The Gospel Coalition
- "What Will Be the Cost to the Church?," Challies.com
Religion and Public Policy
Religious Liberty
- "Public Bible reading still legal in California," WORLD Magazine
- "Religious Freedom in Search of Its Argument — Abroad," The Catholic Thing
- "The Court Opens Door to Christian Persecution," Crisis Magazine
- "Great News: Reading the Bible in Public is Legal in California," Touchstone Magazine
- "Religious freedom applies to businesses," USA Today
- "Grounding Our Right to Religious Freedom," The Public Discourse
- "Liberty Institute Helps League City Fight Back Against Freedom From Religion Foundation," Liberty Institute
- "At Dartmouth, No African Christians Need Apply," The American Conservative
Religion in America
Check out Dr. Kenyn Cureton's feature on Watchmen Pastors called "The Lost Episodes," featuring how religion has had an impact on our Founding Fathers.
- "George Will, Unchurched, Defends Religion," The American Spectator
- "The Millennial Traits of Jesus," Relevant Magazine
- "Dear Pastor, Bring Your Bible to Church," The Gospel Coalition
- "The Church is a Bride, Not a Widow," Archdiocese of Washington
- "On a mission to save godless Massachusetts," The Boston Globe
- "Does Faith Make You Healthier?," The Wall Street Journal
- "'Nones' On the Rise," The Pew Research Center for Religion & Public Life
- "What the 'Six Types of Atheists' Mean for Christian Outreach," Christianity Today
- "Losing My Religion: Faith, Family, and the Real Story of Secularization in the West," The Public Discourse
- "All 26 Palestinians Freed were Involved in Killing Israelis," Times of Israel
- "U.S. Should Listen to Israel on Egypt," Commentary Magazine
- "Looking south," The Economist
International Economy and Family
- "Liberating India And Its Poor, One Dollar And One Property At A Time," Forbes
- "Islam Conquering Higher European Education," Gatestone Institute
- "Asian Financial Crisis Ahead?," Via Meadia
Religious Persecution
- "Condition of captive Christians worsens," WORLD Magazine
- "Coptic Tragedy in Egypt," Times of Israel
- "Christians in Iran jailed for 'propaganda'," Baptist Press
- "Can We Trust the God of Genocide?," Christianity Today
- "Islamic Extremists in Somalia Abduct Christian Mother of Two Young Children," Religion Today
The Courts
Constitutional Issues
- "Proposed (Wisconsin) Constitutional Amendment Would Expand Religious Liberties," Wisconsin Public Radio
- "Federal Judge Throws out Oklahoma's Ban on Sharia Law," The Acton Institute
- "Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz: Obama Suspends the Law. What Would Lincoln Say?," The FedSoc Blog
- "Legislative Prayer Goes Back to the Supreme Court," Slate
Other Issues
- "Dissecting Political Correctness," The Public Discourse
- "The Tenured Conservative," The Library of Law and Liberty
- "On Loving Everybody – and Nobody," The Catholic Thing
Book Reviews
- "When reasoning is labeled 'Islamophobia'," WORLD Magazine
- "Struggling on the Streets," Christianity Today
- "Church as Sacrament," First Things
- "Jesus On Every Page," Challies.com
- "Dissent of Man," Claremont Review of Books
- "Flynn Kicks Off," The American Spectator
- "Anomaly Stands Out in a Crowd of Dystopian YA Novels," Crosswalk.com
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First time turkey hunters are often intimidated when it comes time to clean the the first turkey they shoot. Wild Turkey just like a chicken, pheasant or duck are most often cleaned using one of two basic approaches:
Plucking a Wild Turkey
If you want to help keep the moisture in the turkey while cooking it whole, then you should pluck the bird. Remove feathers from the turkey just as you would pluck a chicken. This method does take more time than skinning and it is messy. Grasp the feathers as close to the skin as possbile and pull out small amounts of feathers at a time.
Skinning a Wild Turkey
Skinning your turkey harvest can be a faster and cleaner way to go, but the down side to this approach is that you will need to wrap the bird in foil or place in a baking bag to cook it whole. Here are some tips to make skinning your wild turkey easier:
1. Hang The turkey Up
Hang the turkey by both feet at chest level. The turkey should hang so the feet are 12 to 18 inches apart.
2. Save The Turkey Beard
If you want to save the beard, remove it now. Grasp the beard as close to the body as possible, give it a half-twist, then sharply pull it away from the breast. The beard will pull away with a little tissue on it.
3. Remove The Turkey's Fan
Now remove the fan by cutting the skin away from the tail.
4. Cut The Wings
Cut off the wings at the elbow or second joint.
5. Skin Tail First
Grasp the skin at the tail and begin pulling it down. Work the skin off around the wings and pull it down to the neck.
6. Cut Off The Neck
Cut off the neck and the skin. The feathers and head will come off in one piece.
7. Remove The Guts
Open the body cavity and remove the entrails, if you have not already done so in the field. Be sure to remove all lung material from the backbone, as it tends to spoil quickly.
8. Remove the Legs
Cut off the legs at the knee or sec-ond joint. If you don't want to cook or freeze a whole turkey, consider cutting it up into smaller portions. Remove the breast and other meat from the carcass and cut off the legs and wings. Package in appropriate servings for cooking. The turkey is ready for cooking or freezing. Double-bag the turkey in plastic freezer bags and seal as airtight as possible to prevent freezer burn.
9. Find A Great Turkey Recipe
Now that your turkey is ready to cook find a great wild turkey recipe right here on our website.