A new wave of interim final rules have been issued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that are expected to be followed by many more CFPB regulations.
Dear Home-Ec 101,
I read in your book about using acetone to remove grease or oil stains from clothes, but it just mentions it in a list of items one might use. Can you please elaborate on this? I am forever ruining knit shirts with food stains, as is my son (although, in his case he can still wear them. I think teaching with a big oil spot on my blouse looks pretty hideous.) Oftentimes I don't realize it until after I've washed and dried them, so the cornstarch idea seems irrelevant at that point. Would you put acetone right on the fabric or is there a special way to do this?
Signed,
Greasy in Great Lakes
Heather says:
Remember the Home-Ec 101 Code of Stain Removal – Always test in an inconspicuous area.
When it comes to weed problems, crabgrass is one of the most prevalent weeds that there is. It can grow even when it is hot and dry and one single crab grass plant can produce over 150,000 seeds in just one year alone. Preventing controlling and killing crabgrass are an important part of maintaining a healthy looking lawn. Let's take a look at crabgrass control and how to properly deal with this rather menacing weed.
There is a great caution that has been rising in my spirit over the last several years as to the intrusive and demanding nature of the homosexual agenda. Many of you have read my thoughts over the years on this blog and know that my concern over this issue is a longstanding one. As we move into this election year it seems as if this agenda has taken an even more aggressive posture. From knowing this foul spirit throughout the Bible, it has always been clear to me that it would never be satisfied with expression or equality. As I have stated before, this spirit WILL NOT stop until it has silenced every dissenting voice and forced all would-be dissenters to agree and even affirm their wicked lifestyle.
I take back every nice thing I've ever said about Geraldo Rivera. I was clearly misguided in what little fair praise I sent his way.
On his radio show he was analyzing Newt's Monday night confrontation with Juan Williams, and Geraldo actually says:
When you listen to the way Newt Gingrich says Juan William's first name, he says it like it's a racial epithet, I swear to g-d, that's my impression.
