BDN Disqus cancelled Ammo1971's 'What a grille. I certainly hope it will be a closed casket funeral" ticket to infamy + a chuckle but Google's Blogger saves the day again....
Hi Penzance My friend who was born and raised in Keegan - the part of Van Buren just north told me her sister was diagnosed with some kind of mental illness and 'they' had forced her to be sterilized...I didn't believe my friend at the time...later she told me that she once had a baby but the sisters took it away as soon as it had been born and told her it had died...then the doctor gave her a hysterectomy
Didn't realize it 'till now, but she told me she was part Native American. It turns out there is a whole lot more to the story, and it apparently really is a story - written by fates, norns and maybe everyone whoever exists
'Prohibition was a major reform movement from the 1840s into the 1920s, and was sponsored by evangelical Protestant churches, especially the Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterians, Disciples and Congregationalists. Kansas and Maine were early adopters. The Women's Christian Temperance Union, founded in 1874, and theProhibition Party were major players until the early 20th century, when the movement was taken over by the Anti-Saloon League. By using pressure politics on legislators, the Anti-Saloon League achieved the goal of nationwide prohibition during World War I, emphasizing the need to destroy the political corruption of the saloons, the political power of the German-based brewing industry, and the need to reduce domestic violence in the home'. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Saloon_League : 'The League used pressure politics in legislative politics, which it is credited with developing.[9]When it came to fighting wet candidates, especially as Al Smithin the presidential election of 1928, the League was less effective because its audience was already Republican. Unable to cope with the failures of prohibition, especially bootlegging and organized crime as well as reduced government revenue, the League failed to counter the repeal forces, led by prominent Democrats, which helped Franklin D. Roosevelt win in 1932. A new Constitutional amendment passed easily in 1933 to repeal the 18th amendment, and the League lost its power.'
If you are looking for something to touch up the hallow cold of your new world order deathstar scope Roland's labor of loves not lost original and refurnished furniture....
Just stopped in [Fri. - July 19 2013 1:30 PM] - Everything 1/2 price!got the $20.00 palm sander [the 'better one' is still there] for $10.00 cheapest used palm sander I can find on Amazon was $17 + [didn't check shipping]
Vid made today Thursday 7/18/2013 at about 2:30 PM...Roland should be open tomorrow and Sat. then he said he may be there 3 days next week
I think he said he'll still have the amazing furniture after the store closes stored somewhere - forgot to ask...but you can call him 207-868-5419 [uhoh - it was 3954] and ask yourself if you see something in vid you like
If you come up to visit, he's right next to Mr. Smith's Law Office across from the post office...get a coffee and $5.20 10 inch veggie sub at Robin's - scoop: the girl wonder is going to marry a border guard next summer -
saw horse $40.00 belt sander $40.00 too
but like all fabled yankee traders Roland will dicker - and maybe lower the price!
Hear ya...and apologies for not being able to reply at BDN / Disqus Cousin ItBut...+ major props to Jehovah's Witnesses and Christidelphians for standing up for Athiests and Progressives as well as us
If you have an older computer that slows down with cookies + whatever our librarian said to right click on the task bar - the blue base at the bottom of the screen to the right of the green Microsoft "Start" icon to get to "Task Manager" and delete the "Part.exe" [ Ranish Partition Manager] program which can slow down older computers.
She also said to go to "Internet Options" by left clicking on "Start" then click on "Control Panel" [I have to right click to open things on this computer..then left click the "open" on the little window that opens up...]
...Then I right click on "Internet Options" and it should open to the "General" tab and it should say below that
"Delete temporary files, history, cookies, saved passwords and web information"
I checked the box and clicked "Delete".
From "Control Panel" you can also open the "Add or Remove..." - silver compact disc like icon - which is Add or Remove Programs".
I found a lot of programs on the computer that I didn't want to use...
My neighbor somehow set up her "Disk Defragmenter" ~
"Start" - "All Programs" - "Accessories" - "System Tools" - "Disk Defragmenter"....
[The dash sign means click on the option indicated in the window that opens up when you clicked on the previous option...wanted to put a right arrow like others do but it won't stay when I update...]
...to automatically defragment her hard drive disk every week...
Next to "Disk Defragmenter" in "Systems Tools" you find "Disk Cleanup" which "Windows XP Simplified" [a great picture book that shows you the Windows screens and how to use them] says you should run "...any time your hard drive space gets too low ' or if your hard drive space is not a concern, run it once every two or three months...
[it deletes unnecessary files]
Nancy's advice and getting rid of some of the bigger files I wasn't using really sped this Dell 2002 up
Ray Dixon from Microsoft Support says we can automate Windows Disk Defragmentation the way he says, but I could't find " windows\system32 " or " defrag.exe " and this still worked - so:
Begin: Left click "Start"
Open "Control Panel"
Double left click "Scheduled Tasks"
Double left click "Add Scheduled Task"
Left click the "Task Wizard Dialog" Box [mine was little yellow "Accesibility Wizard" box]
Left click "Browse"
I couldn't find " windows\system32 " [notice that is not the usual / backslash, but \ forward slash] folder so I typed it in the "File Name" box + clicked "Open"
I also couldn't find " defrag.exe " [notice the dot between defrag and exe] in the menu that popped up after " windows\system32 " so I typed it into the " File Name " box too
- then clicked open and
