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Oops! Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli (R) failed to disclose gift vacations

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Family values means being honest and telling the truth and being pretty gosh darned squeaky clean, right? Isn’t that the standard that an upstanding conservative family values guy would want to maintain? To be a role model for all children and all families and all voters ever?

And isn’t Republican gubernatorial candidate and conservative fave Ken Cuccinelli always claiming to stand up for family values? After all, he holds traditionally conservative views on abortion and marriage equality, among other things. (Clearly, women who choose to have abortions and gay Americans have no family values whatsoever, but that’s another post for another time. Back to Ken.)

In a previous writing about Gov. “Ultrasound” McDonnell’s “improper use of gov’t. money, facilities, power for personal enrichment of friends”, I quoted Rachel Maddow saying this:

I should also note that among the significant stockholders of the company is the Republican nominee to succeed Gov. McDonnell,  a man named Ken Cuccinelli, a man who himself is now in trouble for having gone nearly a year without disclosing he had those shares in that company. It’s nice, right?

That “man named Ken Cuccinelli” also urged the court to keep anti-sodomy law on the books. Because he’s a family values kind of guy.

He better rethink his pristine values system, because it seems he was on the receiving end of more gifts than he had previously reported.

Via Fredericksburg.com where they enumerate the disclosures:

Cuccinelli revealed three trips and two vacations, spread over the past five years, that he says he forgot to list on his annual financial disclosure statements.

Some were from Jonnie Williams, who is CEO of dietary supplement company Star Scientific. [...] He said it was simply an error to have left those five items off his disclosure forms, and was “unintentional on my part.

Uh huh. He also said that it was just a big ol’ coincidence that some of the gifts he left out were from Williams.who me

His gubernatorial opponent is American businessman and former chairman of the Democratic Party, Terry McAuliffe.

Video Evening Distraction- Puppies for Christmas!

Awwww.

Final Annual Cool Things

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I want to thank everyone who contributed sites, links etc. We’ve found some cool things and hopefully you guys have as well. But charity is year round, so here is the final list of charities you might want to check out today and into the year.

Charitable Organizations-

Pet Refuge- My local no kill shelter. They are incredibly dedicated folks who volunteer to save the huge numbers of unwanted, abused and homeless animals. They also sponsor a low cost spay and neuter clinic on donations only. Good people doing good deeds.

A group of alumni from Newtown schools is looking to serve those affected by the tragedy of December 14th with our work, our wealth, and our wisdom through collaboration with local organizations. Please give them a consider.

2012 Reservation Propane Drive- The poorest demographic on Indian reservations are looking towards another winter with no funds for heat. Steady your spine and read about it here.

From the super duper Cat, we have Secret Sandy, helping kids from Hurricane Sandy. Hat tip to Bryce Covert from the The Nation. Story about them here.

So Others Might Eat in DC some.org. Great services; emphasis on dignity.

Jack tweets us to go check out The Hunter School, a non profit learning space for ADD, ADHD and Asperger’s Syndrome children.

FOB IAVA (Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America) need your attention every day. They are a non partisan group that lobby for and supports our returning soldiers.

Charity for the holidays Benevolent. Micro grants to low income families.

If not now, when? The Brady Campaign could use your support.

My Twitter pal @KJoTheSmartAss wants you to check out SLAMNYC, “Sobriety, Learning and Motivation, is an organization composed of passionate New Yorkers dedicated to creating a public high school designed to meet the profound needs of the city’s youth in recovery. We at SLAM envision a future where at-risk and suffering youth have a chance to acquire a top-notch education wring recovering from their life-threatening addiction.” Click here to see Kristen talk about it.

Annual Holiday Cool Things

christmasgifts

I want to thank everyone who contributed sites, links etc. We’ve found some cool things and hopefully you guys have as well. I still need a wall calendar though…

This first one doesn’t fit into a category, but if you can donate to our friend and radio host Nicole Sandler at RadioOrNot.com, you’ll be helping the cause of Progressive radio and one of the best programs on the Internets. She often substitutes for Randi Rhodes, but that’s not enough to keep her afloat.

Charitable Organizations-

Pet Refuge- My local no kill shelter. They are incredibly dedicated folks who volunteer to save the huge numbers of unwanted, abused and homeless animals. They also sponsor a low cost spay and neuter clinic on donations only. Good people doing good deeds.

A group of alumni from Newtown schools is looking to serve those affected by the tragedy of December 14th with our work, our wealth, and our wisdom through collaboration with local organizations. Please give them a consider.

2012 Reservation Propane Drive- The poorest demographic on Indian reservations are looking towards another winter with no funds for heat. Steady your spine and read about it here.

From the super duper Cat, we have Secret Sandy, helping kids from Hurricane Sandy. Hat tip to Bryce Covert from the The Nation. Story about them here.

So Others Might Eat in DC some.org. Great services; emphasis on dignity.

Jack tweets us to go check out The Hunter School, a non profit learning space for ADD, ADHD and Asperger’s Syndrome children.

FOB IAVA (Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America) need your attention every day. They are a non partisan group that lobby for and supports our returning soldiers.

Charity for the holidays Benevolent. Micro grants to low income families.

If not now, when? The Brady Campaign could use your support.

My Twitter pal @KJoTheSmartAss wants you to check out SLAMNYC, “Sobriety, Learning and Motivation, is an organization composed of passionate New Yorkers dedicated to creating a public high school designed to meet the profound needs of the city’s youth in recovery. We at SLAM envision a future where at-risk and suffering youth have a chance to acquire a top-notch education wring recovering from their life-threatening addiction.” Click here to see Kristen talk about it.


Books-

What a fun book!! Ms Lamont emailed me months ago and wondered if I’d be interested in reading her new book, “Wright for America” and what a find!! Too many characters will be familiar to us wonks, but it makes it all that more fun. Ever want to see the bloviating bubble busted? Step Wright up.


In 2008, when John Sheirer heard Sarah Palin talking about “real America,” his well-developed “B.S.-detector” sounded the alarm. Sheirer grew up in what Palin would call “real America,” but the values he learned were far from Palin’s right-wing extremism. Looks like a good read.


I’m geared up for this book, “Pop Mythology” by Laura Shamas! I was a huge mythology geek when I was younger and it gets to such an elemental part of our humanity. Ready to read.


Just got The Darkening Dream, fantasy novel by Andy Gavin, creator of Crash Bandicoot and Jak & Daxter. I’m a huge fangirl of his game work and the book sounds dark and fascinating.

Um, I think this book looks interesting… I think. Reader Jack Kimble has a way with words. (Note: Rep. Kimble is a satirical, fictional conservative Congressman, a character a la Stephen Colbert on the Colbert Report)

Can you rent kids for a day? I’d love to try some of these activities with smart kids.

Art-


Our huge FOB Debbie Beukema has multiple places you can check out her fine artwork, ready to go for gift giving. Here, here and here.

Some gorgeous fine art by Elizabeth Kennen (@Jazzcattrio), original paintings in oil and watercolor will be found here, give yourself a break and go check out all the beauty.

The wonderous Rebecca (@rebeccayorkart) shares her glorious artwork with us here.


TPC reader Bob has been working hard with his gorgeous photography, so stop by and take a look, some seriously lovely original stuff.


Stuff-

Buds forever our compatriots at Jackson Street Books, everything you want, just ask.

My rec, I take the heat. What a fabulous dispenser of ketchup is found here!

minutes

FOB David G has started his own humorous, fantasy romance series of weekly short stories site, “A Few Minutes With…”. I lol’d and chuckled, enjoyed myself thoroughly. Go check it out

It ain’t your Grandma’s Avon anymore, and Trish is manning the fort here. Sometimes easy and quick is the way to go.


Laurianne is in Bay St Louis, MS and her store is called Fiesta. The website is www.fiestabsl.com. She specializes in arts and crafts from Mexico, where she lives for 3 months every year. She carries many fair trade items - her favorite line right now is Mariposas, women that are victims of domestic violence that make beautiful bags with butterflies (Mariposas) on them.

Paul Ogrean rec's The World's Most Extreme Recycling that recycles materials from disarmed nuclear weapon systems and creating stunning jewelry and accessories from a remarkable alloy they call "Peace Bronze." But that's just the messaging part, go read about their goals. I love people with vision.

Karen H rec's Jamboo Headphones. Just go check it out.

Our #1 with a bullet FOB David G. rec's the Nexus 7- "The Nexus7 for those who have or use Google. It's easy auto sync will keep you on top of your daily PC usage as well as having wonderful apps -- so all your personal reading, ie Kindle/Amazon are one touch away. And it's got a 7 inch and 10 inch screen and it's got great font size increases for those with bad eyes like me."

Looking sexy don't mean sleazy- sophisticated intimate wear? WebSexy123 from our reader Gloria.


Why yes, I have thought a tail would come in handy now and then...

TPC reader Turboe4Truth opened a small business selling home made doggie treats, with no preservatives, we are offering holiday baskets for your furry friends.

I want to note that your charitable organization, book, product or site will get daily promotion to over 168k eyeballs for the holiday month. For free. ‘Cause we love you and free stuff. (I still need a 2013 wall calendar. )

So send us rec’s about worthy or interesting possibilities for holiday shopping, plus we’ll just add in stuff we like. If you have any suggestions, drop us an email here (subject line- Cool Things), or email me at ‘Paddy AT thepoliticalcarnival DOT net’


IMPORTANT NOTE
- Click to enlarge all pictures.

Annual Holiday Cool Things

hanukkah-gifts

WE NEED MORE STUFF!!! EMAIL US TO BE ADDED!

For the past couple years we’ve been lucky enough for people to want us to check out their stuff– books, art work, soaps, charitable groups, good causes, you name it– that they are proudly looking to promote. If there’s a site that we like or think others will like, we’re more than happy to add that in, or even a photo of what you produce. Note- If you have a promo copy or sample to send. that helps. Caveat emptor, we rec not guarantee!

This first one doesn’t fit into a category, but if you can donate to our friend and radio host Nicole Sandler at RadioOrNot.com, you’ll be helping the cause of Progressive radio and one of the best programs on the Internets. She often substitutes for Randi Rhodes, but that’s not enough to keep her afloat.

Charitable Organizations-

Pet Refuge- My local no kill shelter. They are incredibly dedicated folks who volunteer to save the huge numbers of unwanted, abused and homeless animals. They also sponsor a low cost spay and neuter clinic on donations only. Good people doing good deeds.

2012 Reservation Propane Drive- The poorest demographic on Indian reservations are looking towards another winter with no funds for heat. Steady your spine and read about it here.

From the super duper Cat, we have Secret Sandy, helping kids from Hurricane Sandy. Hat tip to Bryce Covert from the The Nation. Story about them here.

So Others Might Eat in DC some.org. Great services; emphasis on dignity.

Jack tweets us to go check out The Hunter School, a non profit learning space for ADD, ADHD and Asperger’s Syndrome children.

FOB IAVA (Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America) need your attention every day. They are a non partisan group that lobbupp for and supports our returning soldiers.

Charity for the holidays Benevolent. Micro grants to low income families.

If not now, when? The Brady Campaign could use your support.

My Twitter pal @KJoTheSmartAss wants you to check out SLAMNYC, “Sobriety, Learning and Motivation, is an organization composed of passionate New Yorkers dedicated to creating a public high school designed to meet the profound needs of the city’s youth in recovery. We at SLAM envision a future where at-risk and suffering youth have a chance to acquire a top-notch education wring recovering from their life-threatening addiction. Click here to see Kristen talk about it.


Books-

What a fun book!! Ms Lamont emailed me months ago and wondered if I’d be interested in reading her new book, “Wright for America” and what a find!! Too many characters will be familiar to us wonks, but it makes it all that more fun. Ever want to see the bloviating bubble busted? Step Wright up.


In 2008, when John Sheirer heard Sarah Palin talking about “real America,” his well-developed “B.S.-detector” sounded the alarm. Sheirer grew up in what Palin would call “real America,” but the values he learned were far from Palin’s right-wing extremism. Looks like a good read.


I’m geared up for this book, “Pop Mythology” by Laura Shamas! I was a huge mythology geek when I was younger and it gets to such an elemental part of our humanity. Ready to read.


Just got The Darkening Dream, fantasy novel by Andy Gavin, creator of Crash Bandicoot and Jak & Daxter. I’m a huge fangirl of his game work and the book sounds dark and fascinating.

Um, I think this book looks interesting… I think. Reader Jack Kimble has a way with words. (Note: Rep. Kimble is a satirical, fictional conservative Congressman, a character a la Stephen Colbert on the Colbert Report)

Can you rent kids for a day? I’d love to try some of these activities with smart kids.

Art-


Our huge FOB Debbie Beukema has multiple places you can check out her fine artwork, ready to go for gift giving. Here, here and here.

Some gorgeous fine art by Elizabeth Kennen (@Jazzcattrio), original paintings in oil and watercolor will be found here, give yourself a break and go check out all the beauty.

The wonderous Rebecca (@rebeccayorkart) shares her glorious artwork with us here.


TPC reader Bob has been working hard with his gorgeous photography, so stop by and take a look, some seriously lovely original stuff.


Stuff-

Buds forever our compatriots at Jackson Street Books, everything you want, just ask.

My rec, I take the heat. What a fabulous dispenser of ketchup is found here!

FOB David G has started his own humorous, fantasy romance series of weekly short stories site, “A Few Minutes With…”. I lol’d and chuckled, enjoyed myself thoroughly. Go check it out

It ain’t your Grandma’s Avon anymore, and Trish is manning the fort here. Sometimes easy and quick is the way to go.


Laurianne is in Bay St Louis, MS and her store is called Fiesta. The website is www.fiestabsl.com. She specializes in arts and crafts from Mexico, where she lives for 3 months every year. She carries many fair trade items - her favorite line right now is Mariposas, women that are victims of domestic violence that make beautiful bags with butterflies (Mariposas) on them.

Paul Ogrean rec's The World's Most Extreme Recycling that recycles materials from disarmed nuclear weapon systems and creating stunning jewelry and accessories from a remarkable alloy they call "Peace Bronze." But that's just the messaging part, go read about their goals. I love people with vision.

Karen H rec's Jamboo Headphones. Just go check it out.

Our #1 with a bullet FOB David G. rec's the Nexus 7- "The Nexus7 for those who have or use Google. It's easy auto sync will keep you on top of your daily PC usage as well as having wonderful apps -- so all your personal reading, ie Kindle/Amazon are one touch away. And it's got a 7 inch and 10 inch screen and it's got great font size increases for those with bad eyes like me."

Looking sexy don't mean sleazy- sophisticated intimate wear? WebSexy123 from our reader Gloria.


Why yes, I have thought a tail would come in handy now and then...

TPC reader Turboe4Truth opened a small business selling home made doggie treats, with no preservatives, we are offering holiday baskets for your furry friends.

I want to note that your charitable organization, book, product or site will get daily promotion to over 168k eyeballs for the holiday month. For free. ‘Cause we love you and free stuff. (I still need a 2013 wall calendar. )

So send us rec’s about worthy or interesting possibilities for holiday shopping, plus we’ll just add in stuff we like. If you have any suggestions, drop us an email here (subject line- Cool Things), or email me at ‘Paddy AT thepoliticalcarnival DOT net’


IMPORTANT NOTE
- Click to enlarge all pictures.

Annual Holiday Cool Things

kwanzaa_basket

WE NEED MORE STUFF!!! EMAIL US TO BE ADDED!

For the past couple years we’ve been lucky enough for people to want us to check out their stuff– books, art work, soaps, charitable groups, good causes, you name it– that they are proudly looking to promote. If there’s a site that we like or think others will like, we’re more than happy to add that in, or even a photo of what you produce. Note- If you have a promo copy or sample to send. that helps. Caveat emptor, we rec not guarantee!

This first one doesn’t fit into a category, but if you can donate to our friend and radio host Nicole Sandler at RadioOrNot.com, you’ll be helping the cause of Progressive radio and one of the best programs on the Internets. She often substitutes for Randi Rhodes, but that’s not enough to keep her afloat.

Charitable Organizations-

Pet Refuge- My local no kill shelter. They are incredibly dedicated folks who volunteer to save the huge numbers of unwanted, abused and homeless animals. They also sponsor a low cost spay and neuter clinic on donations only. Good people doing good deeds.

2012 Reservation Propane Drive- The poorest demographic on Indian reservations are looking towards another winter with no funds for heat. Steady your spine and read about it here.

From the super duper Cat, we have Secret Sandy, helping kids from Hurricane Sandy. Hat tip to Bryce Covert from the The Nation. Story about them here.

So Others Might Eat in DC some.org. Great services; emphasis on dignity.

Jack tweets us to go check out The Hunter School, a non profit learning space for ADD, ADHD and Asperger’s Syndrome children.

FOB IAVA (Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America) need your attention every day. They are a non partisan group that lobbupp for and supports our returning soldiers.

Charity for the holidays Benevolent. Micro grants to low income families.

If not now, when? The Brady Campaign could use your support.

My Twitter pal @KJoTheSmartAss wants you to check out SLAMNYC, “Sobriety, Learning and Motivation, is an organization composed of passionate New Yorkers dedicated to creating a public high school designed to meet the profound needs of the city’s youth in recovery. We at SLAM envision a future where at-risk and suffering youth have a chance to acquire a top-notch education wring recovering from their life-threatening addiction. Click here to see Kristen talk about it.


Books-

What a fun book!! Ms Lamont emailed me months ago and wondered if I’d be interested in reading her new book, “Wright for America” and what a find!! Too many characters will be familiar to us wonks, but it makes it all that more fun. Ever want to see the bloviating bubble busted? Step Wright up.


In 2008, when John Sheirer heard Sarah Palin talking about “real America,” his well-developed “B.S.-detector” sounded the alarm. Sheirer grew up in what Palin would call “real America,” but the values he learned were far from Palin’s right-wing extremism. Looks like a good read.


I’m geared up for this book, “Pop Mythology” by Laura Shamas! I was a huge mythology geek when I was younger and it gets to such an elemental part of our humanity. Ready to read.


Just got The Darkening Dream, fantasy novel by Andy Gavin, creator of Crash Bandicoot and Jak & Daxter. I’m a huge fangirl of his game work and the book sounds dark and fascinating.

Um, I think this book looks interesting… I think. Reader Jack Kimble has a way with words. (Note: Rep. Kimble is a satirical, fictional conservative Congressman, a character a la Stephen Colbert on the Colbert Report)

Can you rent kids for a day? I’d love to try some of these activities with smart kids.

Art-


Our huge FOB Debbie Beukema has multiple places you can check out her fine artwork, ready to go for gift giving. Here, here and here.

Some gorgeous fine art by Elizabeth Kennen (@Jazzcattrio), original paintings in oil and watercolor will be found here, give yourself a break and go check out all the beauty.

The wonderous Rebecca (@rebeccayorkart) shares her glorious artwork with us here.


TPC reader Bob has been working hard with his gorgeous photography, so stop by and take a look, some seriously lovely original stuff.


Stuff-

Buds forever our compatriots at Jackson Street Books, everything you want, just ask.

My rec, I take the heat. What a fabulous dispenser of ketchup is found here!

FOB David G has started his own humorous, fantasy romance series of weekly short stories site, “A Few Minutes With…”. I lol’d and chuckled, enjoyed myself thoroughly. Go check it out

It ain’t your Grandma’s Avon anymore, and Trish is manning the fort here. Sometimes easy and quick is the way to go.


Laurianne is in Bay St Louis, MS and her store is called Fiesta. The website is www.fiestabsl.com. She specializes in arts and crafts from Mexico, where she lives for 3 months every year. She carries many fair trade items - her favorite line right now is Mariposas, women that are victims of domestic violence that make beautiful bags with butterflies (Mariposas) on them.

Paul Ogrean rec's The World's Most Extreme Recycling that recycles materials from disarmed nuclear weapon systems and creating stunning jewelry and accessories from a remarkable alloy they call "Peace Bronze." But that's just the messaging part, go read about their goals. I love people with vision.

Karen H rec's Jamboo Headphones. Just go check it out.

Our #1 with a bullet FOB David G. rec's the Nexus 7- "The Nexus7 for those who have or use Google. It's easy auto sync will keep you on top of your daily PC usage as well as having wonderful apps -- so all your personal reading, ie Kindle/Amazon are one touch away. And it's got a 7 inch and 10 inch screen and it's got great font size increases for those with bad eyes like me."

Looking sexy don't mean sleazy- sophisticated intimate wear? WebSexy123 from our reader Gloria.


Why yes, I have thought a tail would come in handy now and then...

TPC reader Turboe4Truth opened a small business selling home made doggie treats, with no preservatives, we are offering holiday baskets for your furry friends.

I want to note that your charitable organization, book, product or site will get daily promotion to over 168k eyeballs for the holiday month. For free. ‘Cause we love you and free stuff. (I still need a 2013 wall calendar. )

So send us rec’s about worthy or interesting possibilities for holiday shopping, plus we’ll just add in stuff we like. If you have any suggestions, drop us an email here (subject line- Cool Things), or email me at ‘Paddy AT thepoliticalcarnival DOT net’


IMPORTANT NOTE
- Click to enlarge all pictures.

Annual Holiday Cool Things

christmasgifts

WE NEED MORE STUFF!!! EMAIL US TO BE ADDED!

For the past couple years we’ve been lucky enough for people to want us to check out their stuff– books, art work, soaps, charitable groups, good causes, you name it– that they are proudly looking to promote. If there’s a site that we like or think others will like, we’re more than happy to add that in, or even a photo of what you produce. Note- If you have a promo copy or sample to send. that helps. Caveat emptor, we rec not guarantee!

This first one doesn’t fit into a category, but if you can donate to our friend and radio host Nicole Sandler at RadioOrNot.com, you’ll be helping the cause of Progressive radio and one of the best programs on the Internets. She often substitutes for Randi Rhodes, but that’s not enough to keep her afloat.

Charitable Organizations-

Pet Refuge- My local no kill shelter. They are incredibly dedicated folks who volunteer to save the huge numbers of unwanted, abused and homeless animals. They also sponsor a low cost spay and neuter clinic on donations only. Good people doing good deeds.

2012 Reservation Propane Drive- The poorest demographic on Indian reservations are looking towards another winter with no funds for heat. Steady your spine and read about it here.

From the super duper Cat, we have Secret Sandy, helping kids from Hurricane Sandy. Hat tip to Bryce Covert from the The Nation. Story about them here.

So Others Might Eat in DC some.org. Great services; emphasis on dignity.

Jack tweets us to go check out The Hunter School, a non profit learning space for ADD, ADHD and Asperger’s Syndrome children.

FOB IAVA (Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America) need your attention every day. They are a non partisan group that lobbupp for and supports our returning soldiers.

Charity for the holidays Benevolent. Micro grants to low income families.

If not now, when? The Brady Campaign could use your support.

My Twitter pal @KJoTheSmartAss wants you to check out SLAMNYC, “Sobriety, Learning and Motivation, is an organization composed of passionate New Yorkers dedicated to creating a public high school designed to meet the profound needs of the city’s youth in recovery. We at SLAM envision a future where at-risk and suffering youth have a chance to acquire a top-notch education wring recovering from their life-threatening addiction. Click here to see Kristen talk about it.


Books-

What a fun book!! Ms Lamont emailed me months ago and wondered if I’d be interested in reading her new book, “Wright for America” and what a find!! Too many characters will be familiar to us wonks, but it makes it all that more fun. Ever want to see the bloviating bubble busted? Step Wright up.


In 2008, when John Sheirer heard Sarah Palin talking about “real America,” his well-developed “B.S.-detector” sounded the alarm. Sheirer grew up in what Palin would call “real America,” but the values he learned were far from Palin’s right-wing extremism. Looks like a good read.


I’m geared up for this book, “Pop Mythology” by Laura Shamas! I was a huge mythology geek when I was younger and it gets to such an elemental part of our humanity. Ready to read.


Just got The Darkening Dream, fantasy novel by Andy Gavin, creator of Crash Bandicoot and Jak & Daxter. I’m a huge fangirl of his game work and the book sounds dark and fascinating.

Um, I think this book looks interesting… I think. Reader Jack Kimble has a way with words. (Note: Rep. Kimble is a satirical, fictional conservative Congressman, a character a la Stephen Colbert on the Colbert Report)

Can you rent kids for a day? I’d love to try some of these activities with smart kids.

Art-


Our huge FOB Debbie Beukema has multiple places you can check out her fine artwork, ready to go for gift giving. Here, here and here.

Some gorgeous fine art by Elizabeth Kennen (@Jazzcattrio), original paintings in oil and watercolor will be found here, give yourself a break and go check out all the beauty.

The wonderous Rebecca (@rebeccayorkart) shares her glorious artwork with us here.


TPC reader Bob has been working hard with his gorgeous photography, so stop by and take a look, some seriously lovely original stuff.


Stuff-

Buds forever our compatriots at Jackson Street Books, everything you want, just ask.

My rec, I take the heat. What a fabulous dispenser of ketchup is found here!

FOB David G has started his own humorous, fantasy romance series of weekly short stories site, “A Few Minutes With…”. I lol’d and chuckled, enjoyed myself thoroughly. Go check it out

It ain’t your Grandma’s Avon anymore, and Trish is manning the fort here. Sometimes easy and quick is the way to go.


Laurianne is in Bay St Louis, MS and her store is called Fiesta. The website is www.fiestabsl.com. She specializes in arts and crafts from Mexico, where she lives for 3 months every year. She carries many fair trade items - her favorite line right now is Mariposas, women that are victims of domestic violence that make beautiful bags with butterflies (Mariposas) on them.

Paul Ogrean rec's The World's Most Extreme Recycling that recycles materials from disarmed nuclear weapon systems and creating stunning jewelry and accessories from a remarkable alloy they call "Peace Bronze." But that's just the messaging part, go read about their goals. I love people with vision.

Karen H rec's Jamboo Headphones. Just go check it out.

Our #1 with a bullet FOB David G. rec's the Nexus 7- "The Nexus7 for those who have or use Google. It's easy auto sync will keep you on top of your daily PC usage as well as having wonderful apps -- so all your personal reading, ie Kindle/Amazon are one touch away. And it's got a 7 inch and 10 inch screen and it's got great font size increases for those with bad eyes like me."

Looking sexy don't mean sleazy- sophisticated intimate wear? WebSexy123 from our reader Gloria.


Why yes, I have thought a tail would come in handy now and then...

TPC reader Turboe4Truth opened a small business selling home made doggie treats, with no preservatives, we are offering holiday baskets for your furry friends.

I want to note that your charitable organization, book, product or site will get daily promotion to over 168k eyeballs for the holiday month. For free. ‘Cause we love you and free stuff. (I still need a 2013 wall calendar. )

So send us rec’s about worthy or interesting possibilities for holiday shopping, plus we’ll just add in stuff we like. If you have any suggestions, drop us an email here (subject line- Cool Things), or email me at ‘Paddy AT thepoliticalcarnival DOT net’


IMPORTANT NOTE
- Click to enlarge all pictures.

Send them in, plenty of time and we'll be adding every day.