Well, now all but one of my sites look alike. Mangia Y'all still needs to be transferred...
EXCEPT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There is something wrong here!! This is not how the posts are supposed to show up on the front page. I am stumped, as I built this on a test site and it looks perfect there, but then I move it over here and BOOM!!!!!! It blows up.
Showing posts with label New Template. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Template. Show all posts
Remember to get over and visit TRAVIS of "Trav's Thoughts", because NO ONE does a DWTS recap like our buddy Travis...
Went into the archives because last week I showed these pots empty and cold looking. Click on the logo above to see the other lovers of Mary/The Teach's weekly photo meme...
This is from the past summer...the deck at Nancy's...when the flowers are beautiful! And there is some green in there for the St. Paddy's day theme...
This is from the past summer...the deck at Nancy's...when the flowers are beautiful! And there is some green in there for the St. Paddy's day theme...
So, I made the post copy bold and added a slight tint behind it to make it easier on the eyes.
Other than that...any suggestions, loves, hates, cash?
It looks like a food blog will be forthcoming...now that it is in my brain, I am liking the idea more and more. As I said, it will not be a five day a week posting...more like one and two some weeks.
It is that time of year again...and I know many of you have your pools you are in every year, but if you are looking for ONE MORE...then, maybe this one is for you...
The March Madness Pool is back and it will, once again, help raise funds for the continued success of the West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South Baseball Program.
Over the last 6 years, a total exceeding $5000 has been raised. The donations have helped build dugouts, buy a scoreboard and purchase equipment to help improve the skills of the players. In addition it has provided scholarships for players who have difficulty participating in the teams annual spring training trip.
The pool will be managed on the CBS Sports Line website.
There will be a $20 entrance fee with the distribution of your donation as follows:
$10 will be donated to the West Windsor-Plainsboro Pirate Baseball Team
$10 will go towards the bracket pool
If you participated in our pool in previous years, you can log on to the CBS Sports Line web site using your previous user id and password. There are instructions on the web site to help recover them if you cannot remember them. The other alternative is to create a new account. If you have any questions, please email
You can email me for the password and League ID
The pool distribution will be as follows.
1. 70% Winner Share
2. 20% Runner-up
3. 10% Third place
You must be at least 21 years old to play. This event is not sponsored or endorsed by the West Windsor-Plainsboro School System.
Please make checks payable to the WWPHS Pirate Baseball Booster Club. Checks must be received by March 28th.
I will send you the snail mail address to send the check.
The March Madness Pool is back and it will, once again, help raise funds for the continued success of the West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South Baseball Program.
Over the last 6 years, a total exceeding $5000 has been raised. The donations have helped build dugouts, buy a scoreboard and purchase equipment to help improve the skills of the players. In addition it has provided scholarships for players who have difficulty participating in the teams annual spring training trip.
The pool will be managed on the CBS Sports Line website.
There will be a $20 entrance fee with the distribution of your donation as follows:
$10 will be donated to the West Windsor-Plainsboro Pirate Baseball Team
$10 will go towards the bracket pool
If you participated in our pool in previous years, you can log on to the CBS Sports Line web site using your previous user id and password. There are instructions on the web site to help recover them if you cannot remember them. The other alternative is to create a new account. If you have any questions, please email
You can email me for the password and League ID
The pool distribution will be as follows.
1. 70% Winner Share
2. 20% Runner-up
3. 10% Third place
You must be at least 21 years old to play. This event is not sponsored or endorsed by the West Windsor-Plainsboro School System.
Please make checks payable to the WWPHS Pirate Baseball Booster Club. Checks must be received by March 28th.
I will send you the snail mail address to send the check.
I made something for the first time this weekend...it is called "Deer Duey"...Do you know what it is? Do you have a guess?
Well, it will be the subject of my first new food blog...which will happen soon...
bwahahahahahahaha...
Well, it will be the subject of my first new food blog...which will happen soon...
bwahahahahahahaha...
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Stacey Oristano plays “Mindy Collette” on NBC’s critically acclaimed drama, Friday Night Lights.
Her character is described as a “stripper with a heart of gold.”
Her character is described as a “stripper with a heart of gold.”
Jamie Masada, founder of the world famous Laugh Factory comedy club, is calling on Congress to act immediately on a $700 Thousand Comedy Bail-Out.
Brian Fischler is a legally blind comedian.
The one-time Maxim Magazine Comedian of the Month is the Founder/President of Comedians Unite For Sight, a not for profit that produces Laugh For Sight, a yearly comedy benefit that raises money for retinal degenerative eye diseases.
- Dangerous Lee co-hosts
- Vinny Bond sits on his Big Leather Couch to chat live with the listeners
- Justin the Weatherman delivers a forecast
- A quick and dirty March Madness preview with Chris Datres
- and we’ll take your calls at 646-652-4804
Hope you scrolled all the way down for a treat...a well written song, the perfect pairiing and the most incredible interpretation...usually credited to Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt. The lyrics were written by Gus Kahn. This is the version recorded by Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald in New York on August 25, 1950 and released on Decca 27209.
ENJOY....
ENJOY....
to the show that never ends...
But we change...at 8:46pm on Sunday, March 15, 2009 this time, to the third incarnation of The Couch in terms of templates. This is, obviously, still a three-column template as I like the organization of it and I prefer the split sidebars over two to the left or right, because I believe they are better organized.
NOW HOLD ON A SECOND....LET'S EVALUATE THIS WHOLE THING...
What are you doing here?
WHAT...YOU THINK I WAS LEAVING?
NOW NOW...
BE QUIET YOU!
SO, WHERE WAS I? OH YEAH...THREE COLUMNS..YUP, JUST LIKE BEFORE....YOU GOT RID OF THAT BLUE THAT HURT PEOPLE'S EYES....SO THAT IS GOOD....YOU WENT ALL BLACK...WELL Y'ALL KNOW I LIKE THE DARKER SIDE OF THINGS...
BUT OTHER THAN ADDING A GLOWING RED BAR, WHICH YOU FOUND ON SOME ANIME BLOG TEMPLATE, WHAT EXACTLY HAVE YOU DONE HERE?
Well, you will see scroll windows for most things now, which cuts down on the scrolling. The one exception to this is the "subject/labels" area. I have not figured out how to produce that as html code so that I can add a scroll window, and if I can't, whether I am going to keep it....I use a LOT of labels!
There are things still missing...and I am still working out how to deal with them...things like badges and causes I support. In my earlier incarnation of this switch, I had two turntables on my sidebar that showed them images. I am not sure if I am going to do that, or...if I can shrink tor I remove the labels area, I will place them at the bottom.
In my old template I was also able to insert a Couch between posts. I have not found where to insert a post-divider yet and do not like how the posts run into themselves.
Also, the three columns are fixed width, so there should not be any more times when copy runs into the sidebars.
We are working on a new button for your blogs. Once it is complete, I will let y'all know..
The font is now san serif and larger, which I think will make it easier to read.
So, what do you think kiddies?
SO, REALLY THIS IS NOT A TEMPLATE CHANGE, IT IS MORE A FORMAT CHANGE...CORRECT?
Well, I guess you could say that...
WELL THEN MISTER KNOW-IT-ALL, WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO PASS IT OFF AS A TEMPLATE CHANGE?
OK, semantics....toMAto, toMAHto...whatever...
Now, as far as past posts, some of that might be harder to read. I did download the entire Couch history on Sunday, so I have it in it's native template. I wish I had done that before I made the change to the last template some two years and three months ago.
OH....and...LOL, you were redirected when you hit your bookmark or links!
Welcome to http://www.bigleathercouch.com!!!!!
Thanks for the final push TURNBABY of "And As The World Turns". No more .blogspot for The Couch.
I did try for just thecouch.com, but it was taken. I also could not get bblc.com as that was taken. I did have the option for bondsblc.com, but wasn't feeling it...so bigleathercouch.com it is!
I hope y'all make the changes on your links and it might even clear up the problems some of you may have been having.
A new installment of Tuneage Tutelage - New Music Monday will be back next Monday...
Be brutally honest in the comments. If y'all are not feeling the look, then you are not coming back. Is it easier to read and navigate? Soon I am going to have sone java abilities and am hoping to add a more dynamic interface (that sound all geeky, didn't it?....oh well)...
But we change...at 8:46pm on Sunday, March 15, 2009 this time, to the third incarnation of The Couch in terms of templates. This is, obviously, still a three-column template as I like the organization of it and I prefer the split sidebars over two to the left or right, because I believe they are better organized.
NOW HOLD ON A SECOND....LET'S EVALUATE THIS WHOLE THING...
What are you doing here?
WHAT...YOU THINK I WAS LEAVING?
NOW NOW...
BE QUIET YOU!
SO, WHERE WAS I? OH YEAH...THREE COLUMNS..YUP, JUST LIKE BEFORE....YOU GOT RID OF THAT BLUE THAT HURT PEOPLE'S EYES....SO THAT IS GOOD....YOU WENT ALL BLACK...WELL Y'ALL KNOW I LIKE THE DARKER SIDE OF THINGS...
BUT OTHER THAN ADDING A GLOWING RED BAR, WHICH YOU FOUND ON SOME ANIME BLOG TEMPLATE, WHAT EXACTLY HAVE YOU DONE HERE?
Well, you will see scroll windows for most things now, which cuts down on the scrolling. The one exception to this is the "subject/labels" area. I have not figured out how to produce that as html code so that I can add a scroll window, and if I can't, whether I am going to keep it....I use a LOT of labels!
There are things still missing...and I am still working out how to deal with them...things like badges and causes I support. In my earlier incarnation of this switch, I had two turntables on my sidebar that showed them images. I am not sure if I am going to do that, or...if I can shrink tor I remove the labels area, I will place them at the bottom.
In my old template I was also able to insert a Couch between posts. I have not found where to insert a post-divider yet and do not like how the posts run into themselves.
Also, the three columns are fixed width, so there should not be any more times when copy runs into the sidebars.
We are working on a new button for your blogs. Once it is complete, I will let y'all know..
The font is now san serif and larger, which I think will make it easier to read.
So, what do you think kiddies?
SO, REALLY THIS IS NOT A TEMPLATE CHANGE, IT IS MORE A FORMAT CHANGE...CORRECT?
Well, I guess you could say that...
WELL THEN MISTER KNOW-IT-ALL, WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO PASS IT OFF AS A TEMPLATE CHANGE?
OK, semantics....toMAto, toMAHto...whatever...
Now, as far as past posts, some of that might be harder to read. I did download the entire Couch history on Sunday, so I have it in it's native template. I wish I had done that before I made the change to the last template some two years and three months ago.
OH....and...LOL, you were redirected when you hit your bookmark or links!
Welcome to http://www.bigleathercouch.com!!!!!
Thanks for the final push TURNBABY of "And As The World Turns". No more .blogspot for The Couch.
I did try for just thecouch.com, but it was taken. I also could not get bblc.com as that was taken. I did have the option for bondsblc.com, but wasn't feeling it...so bigleathercouch.com it is!
I hope y'all make the changes on your links and it might even clear up the problems some of you may have been having.
A new installment of Tuneage Tutelage - New Music Monday will be back next Monday...
Be brutally honest in the comments. If y'all are not feeling the look, then you are not coming back. Is it easier to read and navigate? Soon I am going to have sone java abilities and am hoping to add a more dynamic interface (that sound all geeky, didn't it?....oh well)...
Thanks for all of your comments on the new layout. I have closed the site and plan on doing some further revises and try a few other things before I bring it back ... there were somegood comments and suggestions.
Hope all y'all had marvelous weekends...I went and watched some golf on Friday at the St. Judes Open and then Saturday and Sunday darlin' Nancy and I were at Peter's baseball games. Hot weekend here with temps in the mid 90's and blazing sun. Beginning to feel healthy again as my tan is really taking hold. The Mississippi Vipers won their groups Championship with solid hitting, excellent pitching and total determination, coming back to win three games where they found themselves behind.
Got this from Dad Vince on Friday and absolutely loved it...so decided to share it with all y'all... I am sure Mary The Teach and LeeLee will chime in to agree 1,000,000%
I am a New Yorker!
I am a New Yorker
I do not live in the five boroughs or on the Island or Upstate
I may live hundreds or thousands of miles away
Or I may live just over the GW Bridge
Because I am a New Yorker
I am a New Yorker
Whatever took me out of New York:
Business, family or hating the cold
did not take New York out of me.
My accent may have faded and my pace may have slowed
But I am still a New Yorker
I am a New Yorker
I was raised on Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and Rockefeller Plaza,
The Yankees or the Met's (Giants or Dodgers)
Jones Beach, Rye Beach, Orchard Beach
or one of the beaches on the sound
I know that 'THE END' means Montauk.
Because I am a New Yorker
I am a New Yorker
When I go on vacation, I never look up
Skyscrapers are something I take for granted
The Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty are part of me
Taxis and noise and subways and 'get outa heah' don't rattle me
Because I am a New Yorker
I am a New Yorker
I was raised on cultural diversity before it was politically correct
I eat Greek food and Italian food,
Jewish and Middle Eastern food and Chinese food
Because they are all American food to me.
I don't get mad when people speak other languages in my presence
Because my relatives got to this country via Ellis Island and chose to stay
They were New Yorkers
People who have never been to New York have misunderstood me
My friends and family work in the industries, professions and businesses that benefit all Americans
My firefighters died trying to save New Yorkers and non-New Yorkers
They died trying to save Americans and non-Americans
Because they were New Yorkers.
I am a New Yorker
I feel the pain of my fellow New Yorkers
I mourn the loss of my beautiful city
I feel and dread that New York will never be the same
But then I remember:
I am a New Yorker
And New Yorkers have:
Tenacity, strength and courage way above the norm
Compassion and caring for our fellow citizens
Love and pride in our city, in our state, in our country
Intelligence, experience and education par excellence
Ability, dedication and energy above and beyond
Faith--no matter what religion we practice
Terrorists hit America in its heart
But America's heart still beats strong
Demolish the steel in our buildings,
but it doesn't touch the steel in our souls
Hit us in the pocketbook;
but we'll parlay what we have left into a fortune
End innocent lives leaving widows and orphans, but we'll take care of them
Because they are New Yorkers
Wherever we live, whatever we do, whoever we are
There are New Yorkers in every state and every city of this nation
We will not abandon our city
We will not abandon our brothers and sisters
We will not abandon the beauty,
creativity and diversity that New York represents
Because we are New Yorkers
And we are proud to be New Yorkers
Only those that grew up or lived in NYC can understand the meaning of this:
THERE IS NO NORTH AND SOUTH. IT'S 'UPTOWN' OR 'DOWNTOWN.'
IF YOU'RE REALLY FROM NEW YORK,
YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO CONCEPT OF WHERE NORTH AND SOUTH ARE...
AND EAST OR WEST IS 'CROSS-TOWN.'
YOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE AN EGG CREAM.
YOU RIDE IN A SUBWAY CAR WITH NO AIR CONDITIONING
JUST BECAUSE THERE ARE SEATS AVAILABLE.
YOU TAKE THE TRAIN HOME AND YOU KNOW
EXACTLY WHERE ON THE PLATFORM THE DOORS WILL OPEN
THAT WILL LEAVE YOU RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE EXIT STAIRWAY.
YOU KNOW WHAT A 'REGULAR' COFFEE IS.
YOU CROSS THE STREET ANY WHERE BUT ON THE CORNERS
AND YOU YELL AT CARS FOR NOT RESPECTING YOUR RIGHT TO DO IT.
YOU MOVE 3,000 MILES AWAY, SPEND 10 YEARS LEARNING THE LOCAL LANGUAGE AND PEOPLE STILL KNOW YOU'RE FROM BROOKLYN, LONG ISLAND OR THE BRONX THE MINUTE YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH.
YOU RETURN AFTER 10 YEARS AND THE FIRST FOODS
YOU WANT ARE A 'REAL' PIZZA AND A 'REAL' BAGEL.
A 500 SQUARE FOOT APARTMENT IS LARGE.
YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ALL THE DIFFERENT RAY'S PIZZAS.
YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE MISTAKEN IMPRESSION THAT ANY HUMAN BEING WOULD BE ABLE TO ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND A P.A. ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE SUBWAY.
YOU WOULDN'T BOTHER ORDERING PIZZA IN ANY OTHER CITY.
YOU GET READY TO ORDER DINNER EVERY NIGHT AND MUST CHOOSE FROM THE MAJOR FOOD GROUPS WHICH ARE: CHINESE, ITALIAN, MEXICAN OR INDIAN.
YOU'RE NOT THE LEAST BIT INTERESTED IN GOING TO
TIMES SQUARE ON NEW YEAR'S EVE.
YOUR INTERNAL CLOCK IS PERMANENTLY SET TO KNOW WHEN
ALTERNATE SIDE OF THE STREET PARKING REGULATIONS IS IN EFFECT.
YOU KNOW WHAT A BODEGA IS.
SOMEONE BUMPS INTO YOU AND YOU CHECK FOR YOUR WALLET.
YOU DON'T EVEN NOTICE THE LADY WALKING DOWN THE STREET HAVING A PERFECTLY NORMAL CONVERSATION WITH HERSELF.
YOU PAY 'ONLY' $230 A MONTH TO PARK YOUR CAR.
YOU CRINGE AT HEARING PEOPLE PRONOUNCE
HOUSTON ST. LIKE THE CITY IN TEXAS.
THE PRESIDENTIAL VISIT IS A MAJOR TRAFFIC JAM, NOT AN HONOR.
YOU CAN NAP ON THE SUBWAY AND NEVER MISS YOUR STOP.
THE DELI GUY GIVES YOU A STRAW WITH ANY
BEVERAGE YOU BUY, EVEN IF IT'S A BEER.
IT'S NOT MANHATTAN...IT'S THE 'CITY.'
THAT'S NEW YORK, BABY! YA GOTTA LOVE IT.
I am a New Yorker
I do not live in the five boroughs or on the Island or Upstate
I may live hundreds or thousands of miles away
Or I may live just over the GW Bridge
Because I am a New Yorker
I am a New Yorker
Whatever took me out of New York:
Business, family or hating the cold
did not take New York out of me.
My accent may have faded and my pace may have slowed
But I am still a New Yorker
I am a New Yorker
I was raised on Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and Rockefeller Plaza,
The Yankees or the Met's (Giants or Dodgers)
Jones Beach, Rye Beach, Orchard Beach
or one of the beaches on the sound
I know that 'THE END' means Montauk.
Because I am a New Yorker
I am a New Yorker
When I go on vacation, I never look up
Skyscrapers are something I take for granted
The Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty are part of me
Taxis and noise and subways and 'get outa heah' don't rattle me
Because I am a New Yorker
I am a New Yorker
I was raised on cultural diversity before it was politically correct
I eat Greek food and Italian food,
Jewish and Middle Eastern food and Chinese food
Because they are all American food to me.
I don't get mad when people speak other languages in my presence
Because my relatives got to this country via Ellis Island and chose to stay
They were New Yorkers
People who have never been to New York have misunderstood me
My friends and family work in the industries, professions and businesses that benefit all Americans
My firefighters died trying to save New Yorkers and non-New Yorkers
They died trying to save Americans and non-Americans
Because they were New Yorkers.
I am a New Yorker
I feel the pain of my fellow New Yorkers
I mourn the loss of my beautiful city
I feel and dread that New York will never be the same
But then I remember:
I am a New Yorker
And New Yorkers have:
Tenacity, strength and courage way above the norm
Compassion and caring for our fellow citizens
Love and pride in our city, in our state, in our country
Intelligence, experience and education par excellence
Ability, dedication and energy above and beyond
Faith--no matter what religion we practice
Terrorists hit America in its heart
But America's heart still beats strong
Demolish the steel in our buildings,
but it doesn't touch the steel in our souls
Hit us in the pocketbook;
but we'll parlay what we have left into a fortune
End innocent lives leaving widows and orphans, but we'll take care of them
Because they are New Yorkers
Wherever we live, whatever we do, whoever we are
There are New Yorkers in every state and every city of this nation
We will not abandon our city
We will not abandon our brothers and sisters
We will not abandon the beauty,
creativity and diversity that New York represents
Because we are New Yorkers
And we are proud to be New Yorkers
Only those that grew up or lived in NYC can understand the meaning of this:
THERE IS NO NORTH AND SOUTH. IT'S 'UPTOWN' OR 'DOWNTOWN.'
IF YOU'RE REALLY FROM NEW YORK,
YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO CONCEPT OF WHERE NORTH AND SOUTH ARE...
AND EAST OR WEST IS 'CROSS-TOWN.'
YOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE AN EGG CREAM.
YOU RIDE IN A SUBWAY CAR WITH NO AIR CONDITIONING
JUST BECAUSE THERE ARE SEATS AVAILABLE.
YOU TAKE THE TRAIN HOME AND YOU KNOW
EXACTLY WHERE ON THE PLATFORM THE DOORS WILL OPEN
THAT WILL LEAVE YOU RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE EXIT STAIRWAY.
YOU KNOW WHAT A 'REGULAR' COFFEE IS.
YOU CROSS THE STREET ANY WHERE BUT ON THE CORNERS
AND YOU YELL AT CARS FOR NOT RESPECTING YOUR RIGHT TO DO IT.
YOU MOVE 3,000 MILES AWAY, SPEND 10 YEARS LEARNING THE LOCAL LANGUAGE AND PEOPLE STILL KNOW YOU'RE FROM BROOKLYN, LONG ISLAND OR THE BRONX THE MINUTE YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH.
YOU RETURN AFTER 10 YEARS AND THE FIRST FOODS
YOU WANT ARE A 'REAL' PIZZA AND A 'REAL' BAGEL.
A 500 SQUARE FOOT APARTMENT IS LARGE.
YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ALL THE DIFFERENT RAY'S PIZZAS.
YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE MISTAKEN IMPRESSION THAT ANY HUMAN BEING WOULD BE ABLE TO ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND A P.A. ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE SUBWAY.
YOU WOULDN'T BOTHER ORDERING PIZZA IN ANY OTHER CITY.
YOU GET READY TO ORDER DINNER EVERY NIGHT AND MUST CHOOSE FROM THE MAJOR FOOD GROUPS WHICH ARE: CHINESE, ITALIAN, MEXICAN OR INDIAN.
YOU'RE NOT THE LEAST BIT INTERESTED IN GOING TO
TIMES SQUARE ON NEW YEAR'S EVE.
YOUR INTERNAL CLOCK IS PERMANENTLY SET TO KNOW WHEN
ALTERNATE SIDE OF THE STREET PARKING REGULATIONS IS IN EFFECT.
YOU KNOW WHAT A BODEGA IS.
SOMEONE BUMPS INTO YOU AND YOU CHECK FOR YOUR WALLET.
YOU DON'T EVEN NOTICE THE LADY WALKING DOWN THE STREET HAVING A PERFECTLY NORMAL CONVERSATION WITH HERSELF.
YOU PAY 'ONLY' $230 A MONTH TO PARK YOUR CAR.
YOU CRINGE AT HEARING PEOPLE PRONOUNCE
HOUSTON ST. LIKE THE CITY IN TEXAS.
THE PRESIDENTIAL VISIT IS A MAJOR TRAFFIC JAM, NOT AN HONOR.
YOU CAN NAP ON THE SUBWAY AND NEVER MISS YOUR STOP.
THE DELI GUY GIVES YOU A STRAW WITH ANY
BEVERAGE YOU BUY, EVEN IF IT'S A BEER.
IT'S NOT MANHATTAN...IT'S THE 'CITY.'
THAT'S NEW YORK, BABY! YA GOTTA LOVE IT.
Author - Vincent Pasquale, Maspeth, NY
Thank you Vincent for allowing us to share this with
our fellow New Yorkers all around the world.
Thank you Vincent for allowing us to share this with
our fellow New Yorkers all around the world.
Yes, I know there are great cities all over the world and that some of you, my loyal readers, live in some of them...but never will there be a city like New York...
