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American Patchwork & Quilting June 2014
See the featured quilts and web-exclusive color options and projects from the American Patchwork & Quilting June 2014 issue.
June 2014
The June 2014 issue of American Patchwork & Quilting is on sale from April 1--June 3.
Missed it? Order a digital issue here.
Stash Rx: Refill One
Designer Weeks Ringle of Modern Quilt Studio shares her remedy for common "problem" fabrics, offering advice for what may ail a quilter's stash!
Did you miss the first Stash Rx story? Read it here.
June 2014 Favorite Finds
Quilter's Applique Caddy by Piece O' Cake Designs
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Spool Block Template Stamps and Ink
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Creative Stitching by Sue Spargo
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June 2014 Favorite Finds Continued
Knockout Neutral by Pat Wys
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Yoko Saito's Japanese Taupe Color Theory
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Bernina Embroidery Software 7
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Out of the Blue
Designer: Diane Nagle of Peddlecar Quilts
Fabrics: Maison Bleue collection by Robyn Pandolph for RJR Fabrics
With the addition of a clever sashing, a field of stars emerges from a serene Irish Chain background.
Out of the Blue Color Option #1
Designer: Monique Dillard
Fabrics: Hannah collection by Fabri-Quilt
Swap the lights and darks for a pop-art version of Out of the Blue. Two primary motifs emerge depending on your viewpoint. Do you see dark four-petal flowers with a Four-Patch at the center? Or do the light four pointed stars comes to the forefort for you?
Out of the Blue Color Option #2
Designer: Laura Boehnke
Fabrics: Valencia collection by Chong-a Hwang for Timeless Treasures Fabrics
Florals are perhaps the ultimate multicolor prints. A simple rule of thumb for combining other colors with a realistic floral print is this: mix in some leafy green. The hint of gold in the block centers frames the Four-Patch in each block.
From the Ground Up
Designers: Linda Jenkins and Becky Goldsmith of Piece O' Cake Designs
Learn the secrets to applique success layer by layer from the designers who built this quilt.
From the Ground Up Color Option #1
Designer: Laura Boehnke
Fabrics: Left Bank collection by Michele D'Amore for Benartex
A switch to fusible machine applique turned this version of From the Ground Up into easy street. This quilt plays with fabric textures such as stripes, dots, florals, and damask prints.
From the Ground Up Color Option #2
Cute and Cuddly Throw
Use plush fabrics to piece an easy throw that takes advantage of the 58" width of the fabrics—it's the perfect easy-to-make gift!
Regular Joe
Designers: Bill Kerr and Weeks Ringle of Modern Quilt Studio
It may look like an extraordinary labyrinth of patchwork rectangles, but the eclectic mix of prints on a solid earth-tone field is really three ordinary sets of rectangles repeated row after row.
Regular Joe Color Option #1
Designer: Laura Boehnke
Fabrics: Artisan Batiks: Grove collection by Lunn Studios for Robert Kaufman Fabrics
An all-batik Regular Joe echoes a vertical half of the original quilt. Though the rows are shorter, this quilt stays true to the shifting rows emerging from the pattern center, which makes the rows appear to be water rippling away from a shoreline.
Regular Joe Color Option #2
Designer: Laura Boehnke
How do you keep one-color quilts from being ho-hum? When pulling fabrics for a monochromatic quilt, don't forget to pull all the shades of that hue. Not only do the vertical rows look like stairsteps, but each fabric appears to stairste across the width of the quilt as well.
Regular Joe Color Option #3
Designer: Laura Boehnke
Conventional wisdom might lead you to think that brights must be paired with other brights. But adding a dull putty color to this mix provides two things: a resting point for the eye and a balance to the busyness of the bright.
Regular Joe Color Option #4
Designer: Laura Boehnke
Retro prints bring pops of color against the neutral background. This quilt uses only the center portion of Regular Joe.
Perfect Harmony
Designer: Becky Cogan for Need'l Love
Fabrics: Villageware Toile and Itsy Bits collections by Renee Nanneman for Andover Fabrics
Flying geese units set the stage for small, straight-set blocks that appear to be set on point in a classic black-and-white quilt.
Perfect Harmony Color Option #1
Neutral Territory
Medium-tone reproduction prints sparkle in a table topper that's perfect for any season.
Perfect Harmony Color Option #2
Designer: Jen Flemmig
Batiks, wovens, and ikat, oh my! Mixing textures. batiks, wovens, and prints in a single project instantly ups the interest level of this quilt.
Dream Machine
Designer: Gina Martin of Gina Martin Design
Fabrics: Sewing Box collection by Gina Martin Design for Moda Fabrics
With raw-edge fusible applique you can quickly assemble the perfect pillow for your sewing space.
Dream Machine Color Option #1
Designer: Laura Boehnke
Fabrics: Home Is Where Your Story Begins collection by Jamie Fingal, Bliss Borders, and Confetti Celebration, all for Hoffman California Fabrics
Celebrate this hobby with a confetti-print background and a fussy-cut printed sentiment at the base.
Dream Machine Color Option #2
Designer: Elizabeth Beese
Fabrics: Bordeaux and Sienna collection and the Paula Barnes Companions collection, both by Paula Barnes for Marcus Fabrics
Elizabeth made the sewing machine from black fabric and narrowed and slopes the machine's head to look like an old Featherweight.
Count Your Lucky Stars
Quilt Collector: Pam Buda of Heartspun Quilts
I wish I may, I wish I might, make this super scrap-lover's delight. In this antique quilt, patchwork stars flicker across a shirting field.
Count Your Lucky Stars Color Option #1
Designer: Laura Boehnke
Fabrics: Artisan Shimmer collection by Northcott
Add some sparkle to Count Your Lucky Stars with a selection of bright pastel tone-on-tone prints that contain a hint of metallic.
Count Your Lucky Stars Color Option #2
Peekaboo Patterns
Seemingly mismatched prints come together beautifully in this table topper. In the Pinwheel units, bright fabrics peek through a solid background.
Pattern Play
Designer: Pat Bravo of Art Gallery Fabrics
Fabrics: Pure Elements collection by Art Gallery Fabrics
Pairing color after color with a two-tone background of gray and off-white is a solid idea! Use a braidlike method to make uneven chevrons.
Pattern Play Color Option #1
Designer: Jen Flemmig
Fabrics: Lola collection by Dear Stella
Gray has won its way into the hearts of interior deisngers. Are you unsure how to work gray into your home? How about with a fresh mix of blues and yellows?
Pattern Play Color Option #2
Purple Play
Use a narrow color palette of two brights (purple and pink) and two neutrals (black and white) to produce a bold wall hanging.
Spoolin' Around
Designer: Cindy Blackberg
Happiness is handmade. Stitch an homage to that sentiment with hand-pieced Spool blocks surrounding a hand-embroidered center.
Spoolin' Around Color Option #1
Spools of Fun
For a standout addition to your sewing space, choose a novelty print for the wall hanging center and surround it with Spool blocks in bright prints.
Spoolin' Around Color Option #2
Designer: Monique Dillard
The small scale of the pieces cut from a large-scael print is just right for this version of Spoolin' Around.
Red, White & Oooh
Designers: Kelli Krammer and Jo Kramer of Jo's Country Junction
Like a spectacular fireworks display, stars pieced from an assorted of prints burst from the center of a patchwork throw.
Red, White & Oooh Color Option #1
Star Bright Wall Quilt
Punch up the color palette with a variety of fiery batiks. A shimmering star in the middle radiates red, yellow, and orange.
Red, White & Oooh Color Option #2
Designer: Jill Mead
Fabrics: Kimberly's Garden collection from Fresh Water Designs for E.E. Schenck
A delightful white plus 1930s prints version might well be hiding something. If you focus your attention on the four white centers of what appear to be Square-in-a-Square blocks with 1930s print corners, it's easy to lose sight of the star formed in the four corners.
Stitches to Savor
Designer: Sue Spargo
Consider these beyond-the-basics stitches when you're ready to embellish a project. Get the first five 2014 issues to learn 10 embroidery stitches. A project in the December 2014 issue will incorporate the year's stitches.


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Mistakenly freed killer captured while watching TV
CHICAGO - Two days after a stunning series of errors allowed a convicted murderer to walk out of a Chicago jail where he did not need to be in the first place, police recaptured the man at a northern Illinois home where he was found watching TV.
Steven L. Robbins, 44, put up no resistance Friday night as police burst through the door of a townhome in Kankakee, about 60 miles south of Chicago, said Cook County Sheriff's Office spokesman Frank Bilecki.
"He was in the living room or kitchen area watching TV, taken by total surprise," Bilecki said, adding that it appears the homeowner might know an acquaintance of Robbins. Before the arrest, a surveillance team spotted Robbins wearing a curly wig while carrying groceries from a vehicle into the home, the sheriff's office said.
By Saturday afternoon, Robbins was back in the Indiana State Prison, where he was serving a 60-year sentence for murder.
The prisoner's mistaken release focused attention on an antiquated corner of the criminal justice system that still relies extensively on paper documents instead of computers in moving detainees and keeping tabs on their court status.
The episode prompted promises of change, but also some finger-pointing.
"We're not ducking the fact we dropped the ball. We made mistakes," Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart said Friday. "The public deserves much more. We're going to find out what went wrong here."
Robbins' transfer to Illinois was the result of a mistake to begin with, officials said. And Dart and Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez, both prominent local Democrats, exchanged tense words over who was ultimately responsible for that error.
Robbins was brought before a Cook County Circuit Court judge over drug possession and armed violence charges in a case that it turns out had been dismissed in 2007. But because law enforcement authorities were still seeing an active arrest warrant, Dart's office requested a transfer and Alvarez's office approved it, according to the sheriff's office.
Alvarez told reporters that her office had told Dart's office that Robbins' drug and armed violence case was closed. But the sheriff showed The Associated Press a copy of the extradition request from September signed by one of Alvarez's prosecutors.
In a second lapse that Dart took responsibility for, he acknowledged that paperwork was lost that would have made it clear to Illinois officials that Robbins was to be returned to Indiana. As a result, he was allowed to walk out of the Cook County Jail's main gate on Wednesday evening.
Dart said he has sought for years to modernize "a very archaic system" that often involves slips of paper from court clerks in illegible handwriting. But he said no money has been set aside for what he described as a "very expensive proposition."
He did pledge to review procedures in his office, including at the warrant unit. In particular, Dart said he wanted to learn why that unit decided to act on Robbins' drugs and armed violence warrant when he was already serving a long murder sentence.
Robbins, a Gary, Ind., native, was serving a sentence for murder and weapons convictions out of Marion County in Indiana.
Witnesses to the 2002 killing told police Robbins was arguing with his wife outside a birthday party in Indianapolis when a man intervened, telling Robbins he should not hit a woman, according to court documents.
Witnesses said Robbins then retrieved a gun from a car and shot the man in the chest. He started serving his sentence in October 2004.
At a brief appearance Saturday in Chicago bond court, a public defender told the judge Robbins had no intention to flee.
Assistant Public Defender Todd Chatman noted Robbins was released by the state and said he was not at fault. The judge dropped an escape charge.
Robbins was then driven about 50 miles east to the Indiana State Prison.
"We are grateful that law enforcement caught him before he committed another crime," Indiana Department of Corrections spokesman Doug Garrison said.
It is not the first time a prisoner has been mistakenly freed from the Cook County Jail. In 2009, Jonathan Cooper, who was serving a 30-year manslaughter sentence in Mississippi, was brought to Chicago to face charges that he failed to register as a sex offender.
Prosecutors dropped the charges because, as an inmate, he could not comply with the Sex Offender Registration Act. A clerk reportedly failed to include the Mississippi sentence information in Cooper's file, and jail staff released him.
Cooper turned himself in several days later.

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Moloney's Alley vision taking shape
Experts from Michigan State University and the Michigan Municipal League are in the midst of gathering local feedback before presenting their preliminary report on the future of Moloney's Alley.
City Manager Spencer Nebel said various meetings have taken place with the Sault Ste. Marie City Commission, Downtown Development Authority, the Planning and Development Commission and the Historical Society — as well as a public drop-in session. More meetings are scheduled to take place today concluding with a public drop-in session from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Ramada Plaza Hotel Ojibway located at 240 W. Portage Avenue.
At 11 a.m. Saturday, the plan coordinators will present their preliminary report at the same location.
Nebel anticipated a number of different options will be up for initial consideration and further estimated that the presentation incorporating these preliminary designs will run for approximately an hour.
"They will be back up again after refining those ideas and concepts," said Nebel.
The Moloney Alley Design Charrette is targeting five privately-owned properties which include the former home of the Sault Co-Op Grocery Store west of Osborn Boulevard and everything between Moloney's Alley and Ridge Street to the back of the China Cate and The Downtowner Bar.
The brainstorming sessions currently underway are designed to build on ideas and concepts generated during a placemaking vision session held in Nov. of 2012.
The City of Sault Ste. Marie is utilizing grant money for this project in an effort to make the aforementioned area more appealing with the hope of funneling more tourist traffic around the corner of W. Portage onto Ashmun Street.


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Alphabetical Order
Discover new aspects of the history of Canada in the 19th and 20th centuries through thematic tours.
Divided into five major themes and five time periods, these thematic tours may be accessed three different ways, by: Web tours (documented images, in HTML), movie clips (QuickTime version) and movie clips (Flash version).
Alphabetical Order
- A Bourgeois Duty: Philanthropy, 1896-1919
- A Changing World: Education in New Brunswick
- A Consuming Passion
- A Riveted Community: North Vancouver's Wartime Shipbuilding
- A Year to Remember: 1904 New Brunswick
- Across Canada by the CPR
- Adopt-an-Artefact 2012-2013
- Adopt-an-Artefact 2013-2014
- All in a Day's Work: Lumbering in New Brunswick
- Big Cities, New Horizons
- Brand New and Wonderful: The Rise of Technology
- Building a Vancouver Icon: The Lions Gate Bridge
- Clothes Make the Man
- Confederation: The Creation of Canada
- Configurations
- Continuing Negotiations: First Nations and the State
- CPR, from Sea to Sea: The Scottish Connection
- Crowding the Parlour
- Cures and Quackery: The Rise of Patent Medicines
- Digging for Treasure: Mining in Canada
- Disasters and Calamities, 1840-1867
- Disasters and Calamities, 1867-1896
- Evangeline
- Exploration in the Canadian Arctic
- Exploration in the Canadian Arctic [Inuktitut Version]
- Fancy Dress Balls: All Dressed Up and Somewhere to Go
- Forging the National Dream
- Form and Fashion
- From Pemmican to Poutine: Eating in Canada
- Funny and Moody: The Best of Aislin's Cartoons
- Funny and Moody: The Best of Chapleau's Cartoons
- Getting Down to Business: Canada, 1896-1919
- Go West! Settling Canada's Prairies
- Growing Up Healthy in the 20th Century
- Happy Birthday, Miss Fanny! A 19th-Century Toy Story
- Here a scandal, there a scandal: More fodder for cartoonists
- Last Resort: Hospital Care in Canada
- Learning, Limits, and Love: Maritime Girls in the Late 19th-century
- Les photographies composites
- Lethbridge: Coal City in the Wheat Country
- Living Words: Aboriginal Diplomats of the 18th Century
- Milk: A Matter of Life and Death
- Montreal 1850-1896: The Industrial City
- Montreal 1896-1914: The Canadian Metropolis
- Moodyville: Legend and Legacy
- Nunavik: Building on the Knowledge of Ancestors
- Nunavik: Building on the Knowledge of Ancestors [Inuktitut Version]
- Off to the Klondike! The Search for Gold
- Once a Politician, Always a Butt: Introduction to Editorial Cartooning
- Operator. May I help you?: Bell Canada's 125 Years
- Out of Ireland
- Parrainez un objet 2013-2014
- Pastimes of Yesteryear, 1840-1867
- Pastimes of Yesteryear, 1867-1896
- Pastimes of Yesteryear, 1896-1919
- Safe Passage: Aids to Navigation on the St. Lawrence
- Silver and Gold: Bennett and the Great Depression
- Standardbearers of Acadian Identity
- Straitlaced: Restrictions on Women
- The Acadian Renaissance
- The Aftermath of the Rebellions
- The Art and Technique of Inuit Clothing
- The Art and Technique of Inuit Clothing [Inuktitut Version]
- The birth and torment of Miss Canada and Johnny Canuck, or the beginnings of the federation
- The Composite Photographs
- The Cult of Domesticity
- The Dirty Thirties
- The Golden Age of Sail
- The Huron-Wendat Craft Industry from the 19th Century to Today
- The Huron-Wendat Craft Industry from the 19th Century to Today [Wendat Version]
- The National Policy and Uncle Sam's Chagrin
- The splendour and misery of urban life
- Tradition, Change and Survival: Mi'kmaq Tourist Art


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White House threatens veto of GOP budget plan
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House threatened Wednesday to veto House Speaker John Boehner's backup plan for averting the "fiscal cliff," saying it was time for Republicans to stop political posturing and continue trying to reach a compromise def...
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House threatened Wednesday to veto House Speaker John Boehner's backup plan for averting the "fiscal cliff," saying it was time for Republicans to stop political posturing and continue trying to reach a compromise deficit-cutting package.
Boehner, R-Ohio, proposed his so-called Plan B on Tuesday, a measure that would block tax cuts from being triggered Jan. 1 on everyone but those whose incomes exceed $1 million. The White House said Boehner's package did not raise enough revenue from the country's top earners, would leave too big a deficit-reduction burden on the middle class and omitted tax breaks used by families and businesses.
"The president urges the Republican leadership to work with us to resolve remaining differences and find a reasonable solution to this situation today instead of engaging in political exercises that increase the possibility that taxes go up on every American," White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer said in a written statement.
Boehner is planning a House vote on his proposal on Thursday, hoping that it would raise pressure on President Barack Obama to make concessions as both sides continue reaching for a bipartisan deal on averting the "fiscal cliff." Without an agreement among lawmakers, hundreds of billions of broad tax increases on nearly all taxpayers and budget-wide spending cuts will be triggered in early January.
Boehner spokesman Brendan Buck said White House opposition to the GOP backup plan "is growing more bizarre and irrational by the day." He said Republicans prefer a deficit-cutting plan that is balanced between tax increases and spending cuts, but Obama has yet to offer such a proposal.
"If Democrats disapprove of this bill, then there is a simple solution: amend it in the Senate and send it back to the House," Buck said in a written statement.
In the absence of a deal with Obama, Boehner's Plan B is attracting support from Republicans eager to cast a vote preventing tax increases on as many people as possible.
Obama's latest offer - focusing tax boosts on incomes above $400,000 - would affect nearly 1.1 million taxpayers. Limiting the tax boosts to income exceeding $1 million would target just 237,000 households, according to the latest Internal Revenue Service figures for 2009.
Even so, House GOP leaders are laboring to line up enough support for the backup measure in the face of conservatives reluctant to boost anyone's taxes. Even if it could survive in the House, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has declared it dead in his chamber and now the White House has promised to veto it should it somehow reach Obama's desk.
The backup plan by Boehner would do nothing to head off deep cuts in defense and domestic programs scheduled to begin taking effect in January. And it contains none of the spending reductions that both President Barack Obama and Boehner have proposed in their efforts to strike a compromise.
"The speaker is trying to get as much leverage as he can to deal with the president," said Rep. Charles Boustany, R-La., describing the pressure Republicans were hoping it would put on the White House. But he added that he wasn't sure the plan was the best way to get that leverage.
"I'm still trying to figure that out," Boustany said.
Others were more supportive. Rep. Patrick Tiberi, R-Ohio, said Plan B would let Republicans vote to protect as many people as possible from tax hikes while leaving Democrats with the blame if it failed.
If the Senate decides not to vote on the House bill or ignores it, "That's not our problem," Tiberi said. "The ball's in Harry Reid's court."
Besides letting tax rates rise only on incomes exceeding $1 million, Boehner's Plan B also would boost the top rate on capital gains and dividends from their current 15 percent to 20 percent for earnings over $1 million, preventing higher increases. It would continue current tax levels on inherited estates - less than Obama wants - and prevent the alternative minimum tax from raising taxes owed by 28 million middle- and upper-class families.
Boehner unveiled his backup plan on Tuesday. He did so even though he and Obama have come tantalizingly close to finding a politically palatable combination of revenue increases and budget savings that could slice around $2 trillion from projected federal deficits over the coming decade.
Both sides say those efforts will continue.
Obama has reduced his demands for tax increases to $1.2 trillion over 10 years, to be imposed on incomes exceeding $400,000 annually. In so doing, the president abandoned his campaign season insistence that he would raise taxes on individuals earning over $200,000 and couples making more than $250,000.
Boehner has boosted his revenue offer to $1 trillion, including raising income tax rates on incomes over $1 million. That is a major concession from the leader of a party that has made opposition to higher rates a fundamental tenet for a quarter century.
"I think it's a mistake for the Republican Party," said Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, a leader of House conservatives. "So that's what I think a lot of members are struggling with."
Obama has also departed from his party's orthodoxy by proposing smaller annual cost-of-living increases for Social Security recipients. The new formula for measuring inflation would affect other benefit programs as well and push more people into higher income tax brackets.
The president's embrace of a plan that would over time cut Social Security benefits has aroused outcries from liberal groups that defend programs for the elderly and poor and that generally support Democrats.
"I promise you, seniors and their families will notice" the benefit reductions, said Pamela Tainter-Causey, spokeswoman for the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, one of scores of groups mobilizing opposition to the proposal.
Obama also was pushing for extended unemployment benefits and billions in spending aimed at stimulating the economy.
The president says his plan would cut spending by $1.2 trillion over a decade, including saving $400 billion from health care benefits that could include Medicare for the elderly and Medicaid for the poor.
Boehner wants deeper Medicare savings. And he says Obama is more unbalanced, seeking $1.3 trillion more in taxes and $930 billion in lowered spending.
Besides lingering disputes with the president, the speaker's efforts to reach an accord with Obama face another difficulty - uncertain support from Boehner's own lieutenants. One opponent was the influential Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., the party's defeated vice presidential nominee, said a House GOP aide. The aide was not authorized to publicly discuss the situation and spoke only on the condition of anonymity.


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CINCINNATI (AP) – Kroger, the country's largest traditional supermarket operator, said Tuesday that it has agreed to buy Harris Teeter Supermarkets Inc. for about $2.44 billion in cash.
The deal expands Cincinnati-based Kroger's store base in the southeastern and mid-Atlantic markets and increases the number of states it operates in by three to 34.
Under the terms of the agreement, Kroger will pay $49.38 for each of the fellow supermarket chain's shares. The price represents a 2 percent increase over the company's Monday closing stock price.
'This is a financially and strategically compelling transaction and a unique opportunity for our shareholders and associates,' Kroger Chairman and CEO David Dillon said in a statement.
The deal has been approved by both companies' boards. Harris Teeter announced in February that it was exploring strategic alternatives, including a possible sale.
Harris Teeter operates 212 stores in eight southeastern and mid-Atlantic states and Washington DC, along with a pair of distribution centers and a dairy facility in North Carolina. Its fiscal 2012 revenue totaled about $4.5 billion.
In comparison, Kroger operates 2,419 stores in 31 states. In addition to its flagship brand of supermarkets, it also owns Ralphs, Fry's and Food 4 Less.
After the deal closes, Harris Teeter will become a Kroger subsidiary and will continue to be led by members of its current senior management. There are no plans to close stores and the company will remain based in Matthews, N.C.
Kroger Co. says it expects the deal to result in cost savings of $40 million to $50 million over the next three to four years. It will finance the deal with debt and plans to assume Harris Teeter's outstanding debt of about $100 million.


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I love doughnuts – as do many of you, I believe – but the idea of frying them... Not so much. I'm not a fried food kind of cook – I love eating it, not making it. That is why I was quite taken by this recipe: the doughnuts are baked instead of fried and they turned out beautiful, very tender, absolutely delicious.
The filling is oh, so good – I ate several spoonfuls of it before actually assembling the doughnuts. And I'm not ashamed of that. :D
Baked lemon ricotta doughnuts
slightly adapted from the always beautiful and delicious Australian Gourmet Traveller
5 1/3 cups (746g) all purpose flour, plus extra for dusting
½ cup + 3 ½ tablespoons (142g) superfine sugar
2 ¼ teaspoons (7g /1 sachet) dried yeast
finely grated zest of 2 lemons
1 cup (240ml) lukewarm whole milk, plus extra for brushing
1/3 cup (80ml) buttermilk*
2 large eggs, at room temperature
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
Lemon ricotta filling:
250g ricotta
¼ cup (50g) superfine sugar
finely grated zest of 2 lemons
juice of 1 lemon
1 large egg
To serve:
½ cup (113g/1 stick) unsalted butter
1 cup (200g) superfine sugar
finely grated zest of 1½ lemons
Start by making the dough: combine flour, sugar, yeast and lemon zest in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a dough hook, mix to combine. Whisk together milk, buttermilk, eggs and the melted butter and, with motor running, add to flour mixture, then mix on medium speed until dough is smooth and elastic (4-5 minutes). Shape into a ball, place in a lightly oiled bowl, cover with plastic wrap and stand in a warm place until doubled in size (1-1½ hours).
Meanwhile, for lemon ricotta filling, process ingredients in a food processor until smooth (1-2 minutes), transfer to a bowl, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 1 hour (otherwise it will be too fluid).
Knock back dough, turn onto a lightly floured surface and roll to 5mm thick. Cut 48 rounds with a 7.5cm-diameter cutter (reroll scraps if necessary**). Place a heaped teaspoon of lemon ricotta filling in centre of 24 rounds. Brush edges with milk, cover with the remaining rounds, press to seal edges well. Trim with a 7cm-diameter cutter. Transfer to a large baking sheet, lined with baking paper, cover and stand in a warm place until risen (1-1½ hours), then bake until lightly golden (10-12 minutes).
Preheat oven to 190°C/375°F.
Meanwhile, melt the butter and set aside. Combine sugar and lemon zest in a bowl. Dip hot doughnuts immediately in the melted butter, toss in lemon sugar and serve hot.
* homemade buttermilk: place 1 tablespoon lemon juice in a 240ml-capacity measuring cup and complete with whole milk. Wait 10 minutes for it to thicken, then use the whole mixture in your recipe
** I tried rerolling scraps, but dough became tough, it did not work; so I braided the scraps into several little breads
Makes about 24 doughnuts
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Baked lemon ricotta doughnuts - all the deliciousness of doughnuts without frying
I love doughnuts – as do many of you, I believe – but the idea of frying them... Not so much. I'm not a fried food kind of cook – I love eating it, not making it. That is why I was quite taken by this recipe: the doughnuts are baked instead of fried and they turned out beautiful, very tender, absolutely delicious.
24 comments:
- Jan said...
These look so light! I love doughnuts too, and I don't mind frying, but I do it so sporadically that it's not worth it... I've never baked doughnuts before, so I'm very excited to try these :)
- July 24, 2011
- email@example.com said...
Mmmm...These doughnuts look yummy!
- July 24, 2011
- Katrin said...
YUM! So putting these on my to-bake-list! I feel the same way about frying doughnuts... but baked doughnuts... with a ricotta-filling... sounds so good to me :-)
- July 24, 2011
- Georgiana said...
These doughnuts look so good... and the ideea of baking instead of frying is excellent! I can't wait to try them!:d
- July 24, 2011
- Velvet said...
They look so delicious! It's a real pity that it os so difficult to buy ricotta in the area where I live.
Have a great week.
- July 24, 2011
Definitely a recipe worth saving.
- July 24, 2011
- Luv'n Spoonfuls said...
These look heavenly! I can't wait to try them out, and I can think of a zillion uses for that ricotta filling (besides as a movie-watching snack ;-)
We were both going with a citrus theme this week I see!
Another LOVELY post!
- July 24, 2011
- Mel said...
I would love to try this baked doughnuts. What would you suggest for alternative instead of using ricotta? Would cream cheese be ok?
- July 25, 2011
- Lauren at Keep It Sweet said...
These look amazing, I don't think I'd miss the frying at all!
- July 25, 2011
- Katie said...
Wow these look amazing. I love doughnuts but hate the bother of frying. These look fantastic.
- July 25, 2011
- amanda said...
Oh, oh! How I love lemon! These look like little pillows of awesomeness. Sweet, tart, and better than fried! So yummy.
- July 25, 2011
- Patricia Scarpin said...
Velvet, check the link I placed on the recipe - homemade ricotta, it's so easy to make and tastes delicious. I haven't purchased ricotta in years!
- July 25, 2011
- Velvet said...
Thank you so much, Patricia! I'll surely make it as soon as I get a muslin. I think it's going to be fun.
- July 25, 2011
Those doughnuts look beautiful and delicious! Very light and airy. YUM! I'm like you, I've never fried at home nor do I plan to. These look fantastic :)
- July 25, 2011
- ChichaJo said...
They look so fluffy! I can imagine how delicious they must be!
- July 26, 2011
- DessertForTwo said...
I've been wanting to try baked donuts lately-thanks for a great recipe!
- July 26, 2011
- Adriana said...
I recently made cookie with ricotta, and fell in love with the texture.Ricotta in doughnuts seems like the ingredient to render them tender!
- July 27, 2011
- Patricia Scarpin said...
Mel, I don't think cream cheese would be soft enough. But can't say for sure. You would have to test it.
- July 27, 2011
- Jess @ littlegirlbigappetite said...
omg these look so plump and fluffy.. I want them now!!
- July 29, 2011
- thecoffeesnob said...
These look so incredibly light and fluffy, Patricia! Would never have guessed they were out of the oven, and not the deep fryer!
- August 10, 2011
- Abby said...
Like you, I hate to fry food. It makes me smell, and the house just absorbs it. Yuck. So I'm all about these! Just bookmarked the recipe.
- September 03, 2011
Making these AS WE TYPE! I accidentally forgot to but the egg in the filling until after I did about half of them. Whoopsie doodle! We'll see how they turn out. They look nice!
- September 29, 2012
- Patricia Scarpin said...
Liz, I hope they turn out great for you!
- October 01, 2012
Love your blog!! Would you please tell me how many cups of ricotta I should use? I love all of your recipes, and wish you would include both the grams and the cups and teaspoon equivalent measurements in all of your recipes. Would you please e-mail the ricotta amount in cups and any other item that does not have the US equivalent??? I would be so happy to make these for the holidays! Thank you in advance and best regards- I look forward to your blog for the holidays. Please e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com asap. Thank you!
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Sixteen stories below Grand Central Terminal, an army of workers is blasting through bedrock to create a new commuter rail concourse with more floor space than New Orleans' Superdome, just one of three audacious projects going on beneath New York City's streets to expand what's already the nation's biggest mass transit system.
But even with blasting and machinery grinding through the rock day and night, most New Yorkers are blithely unaware of the construction or the eerie underworld that includes a massive, eight-story cavern, miles of tunnels and watery, gravel-filled pits.
"I look at it and I'm in wonder, I'm in awe," says engineer Michael Horodniceanu, president of capital construction for the state Metropolitan Transportation Authority. "I feel like when I went to Rome and entered St. Peter's Basilica for the first time. ... I looked at it and said, 'Wow, how did they do that?'"
In New York, they hauled out so much rocky debris from under Grand Central that it could have covered Central Park almost a foot deep, Horodniceanu says.
Together, the three projects will cost an estimated $15 billion. And when they're all completed, tentatively in 2019, they will bring subway and commuter rail service to vast, underserved stretches of the city, particularly the far East and West sides of Manhattan.
"They'll be a game-changer for New Yorkers," says Horodniceanu, an Israeli-educated native of Romania who lives in Queens.
The most dramatic project will result in a sort of 21st century, underground Grand Central Terminal mirroring the century-old Grand Central Terminal above —a 350,000-square-foot, $8.3 billion commuter rail concourse with six miles of new tunnels. It will accommodate Long Island Rail Road trains that now bypass Manhattan's East Side as they roll east through Queens and straight to Pennsylvania Station on the island's West Side.
This so-called East Side Access will bring about 160,000 passengers a day from Long Island to a new station in Queens' Sunnyside neighborhood, then about five more miles to the new, eight-track Grand Central hub.
For now, the subterranean hub is a drippy, humid construction site. The raw, dark gray walls mark the dimensions of the future concourse — eight stories high, about 70 feet wide and 1,800 feet long, or about "five football fields, without the end zones," Horodniceanu says.
The Federal Transit Administration is kicking in $2.7 billion toward the estimated $8.3 billion budget, with the MTA state agency covering the rest using mostly taxpayer money.
Also under construction is the Second Avenue Subway that eventually will serve Manhattan's far East Side, from Harlem to the island's southern tip. The planned eight miles of track will open Manhattan's East Side to millions of people who now squeeze daily onto the Nos. 4, 5 and 6 subway trains running under Lexington Avenue.
Dubbed the "The Line That Time Forgot," the Second Avenue Subway has been a New York City dream since the 1920s. Then came the Great Depression and World War II, followed by lack of funds that stopped the project after several stretches of tunnel with tracks were built in the 1970s. The existing tunnels are now being incorporated into the new ones.
The first phase — 1.7 miles with stations between East 63rd and East 96th streets — is to be completed in 2016 at a cost of $4.5 billion. Funding and plans for the rest of the route are still up in the air.
Finally, there's the extension of the No. 7 subway line from Times Square to a huge new real estate development on Manhattan's Far West Side, New York's biggest besides the World Trade Center. It's called Hudson Yards, a small urban village of high-rises, parkland, retail businesses and cultural institutions in the West 30s.
Moody's Investors Service calls this subway extension — financed through $2.1 billion worth of city-issued bonds — "a key milestone towards attracting development."
"These are vital projects, and they'll reinforce the infrastructure of the city," says Mitchell Moss, director of the Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management at New York University. "It's not just about people going to work; the New York subway and rail systems are busy 24 hours a day, taking people shopping, to theaters, to clubs."
The city's 468 subway stations register more than 1.6 billion rides a year. The system is used by more than 5 million daily riders. The Metro in Washington, D.C., has about 800,000, and San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit has about 400,000.
The three mammoth projects require creative solutions and the latest technology.
When crews prepared to drill the giant new cavity under Second Avenue, they first had to freeze the ground to about minus 20 degrees so as not to destabilize the buildings above as the boring machine cut through. For that, aluminum tubes were inserted from the street and a special chemical solution was poured into the ground and cooled by a refrigeration plant.
The Second Avenue tunnels hold a space-age surprise: The ceilings are coated with a material once used to fireproof the space shuttle.
The new line has another major improvement. Instead of ventilation grates that allow rainwater to pour in, the new stations will be aired using enclosed cooling plants. When Superstorm Sandy hit the city last October, floodwaters washing over the East Side did not penetrate subway construction sites.
"We're using the best technology available today, but this is really people-intensive work," says Horodniceanu, who supervises a team of thousands of workers on any given day.
"I feel I have the most exciting job in the world," he says. "It's an incredible feeling to be able to build a legacy project. I hope that one day, my grandchildren will be able to say their granddad built this!"


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Fall bargains: Deal or no deal?
When garden centers start buttoning down for winter, you'll find some serious plant steals-if you know what's worth buying and avoiding this time of year. Use the ideas on the following slides to find some of the year's best bargains.
Snap up perennials
They're one of the fall's best buys. Retailers slash prices because they can't keep them through the winter. But you can successfully plant them (along with almost any tree or shrub) up to six weeks before your first frost date (a local extension office or a Web search can provide the typical date for your area). Pictured: pearly everlasting (Anaphalis margaritacea) and Japanese bloodgrass (Imperata cylindrica).
Dig into bulbs
October is ideal for planting spring-blooming bulbs, such as tulips and daffodils. As that perfect time passes, garden centers slash bulb prices. If you're having a mild fall and your soil isn't yet frozen, grab some bargain bulbs. If you can dig into the soil at least 10 inches, you can plant bulbs, even with light snow on the ground. Make sure bargain bulbs are firm, free of mold or mildew and still have most of their papery skin.
Be rose-savvy
Fall roses can be bargains if you live in the right part of the Midwest. It's fine to plant most roses in the fall in the southern Midwest (Zones 6 and warmer). But in the upper Midwest (Zones 5 and colder), it's a gamble to plant any roses except the most cold-hardy shrub varieties. Morden Blush shrub roses (left) are tough enough to survive a long winter up to Zone 2.
Shovel in the deals
Large retailers often have the best discounts on trees and shrubs (plus tools, accessories, pond supplies and outdoor furniture) because the stores have limited space for garden items. Markdowns typically aren't so big at local nurseries with good facilities for covering and overwintering trees and shrubs.
Know your trees
If you see a deal on deciduous trees or shrubs missing some leaves, don't be scared off. That's usually a result of minor stress from a long stay in a container, or seasonal dropping of leaves. Avoid evergreens missing needles; they're probably struggling.
Buy healthy
By fall, a lot of nursery stock looks pretty sad. Trust your instincts and avoid plants with leaf spots, disfigured leaves or obvious pest infestations (look under the leaves for colonies of insects, spider mites or worms).
Stay hydrated
No matter what you plant this fall, keep watering until winter hits. Even when summer cools off, plants can get dehydrated, which means they'll struggle to survive their first winter.


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WASHINGTON — For nearly five years, Republicans have struggled to make a scandal stick to President Barack Obama's White House. One by one, the controversies — with shorthand names such as Solyndra, Benghazi, and Fast and Furious — hit a fever pitch, then faded away.
But some Republicans see the disastrous rollout of Obama's health law as a problem with the kind of staying power they have sought.
The health care failures are tangible for millions of Americans and can be experienced by anyone with Internet access. The law itself is more closely associated with Obama personally and long has been unpopular with the majority of the American people.
The longer the technical problems persist, the more likely they are to affect the delicate balance of enrollees needed in the insurance marketplace in order to keep costs down.
"There's no question the issue has legs, in part because it affects so many Americans very directly and in part because the glitches with the website are simply one of many fundamental problems with this law," GOP pollster Whit Ayres said.
The cascade of computer problems began Oct. 1, when sign-ups opened for the marketplaces at the center of the law. Administration officials blamed the problems on high volume, but have since acknowledged more systemic issues with HealthCare.gov.
White House officials contend the website is just one piece of the broader law offering an array of benefits. They say that when the online issues are fixed — the latest estimate is the site will be working normally for most users by the end of November — few people will remember the problems that have marred the opening weeks of the six-month enrollment window.
"It says a lot about Republicans that their focus here is not on helping Americans get insured, but on making political hay of this mess," said Dan Pfeiffer, Obama's senior adviser.
There's another mess the White House is dealing with that could have long-lasting implications, too: U.S. government spying on foreign leaders. The scope of the surveillance programs was first made public in June and the revelations keep coming. The latest concern the alleged monitoring of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's cellphone communications.
But unlike with the health law, many Republicans support the government surveillance policies, making it more difficult for the party to create a political furor over the revelations.
For GOP lawmakers, the White House's stumbles on the Affordable Care Act have come at an optimal time, just one week after their strategy to shut down the government in exchange for concessions on health care imploded.
The health care debacle has overshadowed some of the Republican missteps and the GOP appears more than happy to keep the spotlight where it is.
Republicans have scheduled a series of congressional hearings on the program's shortcomings, and have called for officials, including Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, to be fired. She is set to testify this coming week before a House committee.
Kevin Madden, a GOP strategist, said Republicans should be wary of overreach, and he urged the party to "focus on the basics" in the hearings. If they do, he said, "they can really align themselves with a lot of public anxiety about what's wrong with Washington."
Anxiety about the website's problems also appears to be on the rise among members of the president's own party, a worrisome sign for the White House.
Ten Democratic senators urged Sebelius in a letter to extend the insurance enrollment window beyond the March 31 deadline; White House officials say they don't believe that will be necessary. Also, Democratic leaders have been critical about the seeming lack of preparedness for the sign-up rollout.
"As far as I'm concerned there is no excuse for that," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., told Las Vegas radio station KNPR. "I think the administration should have known how difficult it was going to be to have 35 million or 40 million people to suddenly hook up to a place to go on the Internet."
The health care law has been unpopular with large swaths of the American public ever since Obama signed it into law in 2010. A CBS News survey taken last week found that 43 percent of Americans approve of the law, compared with 35 percent in May.
Crisis management expert Eric Dezenhall said that if the White House wants to prevent the current troubles from being a long-term problem, it will have to do some basic damage control.
"There has to be a component of hand-holding, clarity and bedside manner with the early stages of Obamacare," he said.
The White House appeared to start taking a page from that playbook this past week.
On Thursday, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services began holding daily briefings to address technical problems with the website, though the many of the issues still remain shrouded from the public.
Republicans are turning to a familiar tactic, congressional hearings. It's the same tactic they took as they looked to connect Obama to wrongdoing in the deaths of Americans in Benghazi, Libya, the bankruptcy of the solar energy company Solyndra, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' failed gun-smuggling sting operation known as "Fast and Furious," and a number of other problems that have arisen since the president took office.
"This is more than a website problem. We are also concerned about what happens next," GOP Rep. Fred Upton of Michigan, chairman of the House committee that will hear from Sebelius on Wednesday, said in the Republicans' weekly radio and Internet address.
Dezenhall said that while investigations may help Republicans do some damage to the health care law, "there's a difference between roughing up your enemy and defeating them."
"They can certainly put some points on the board but I don't see a great Republican coup anytime soon," he said.


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It was supposed to be a thrilling ride down a ski slope inside a giant inflatable ball that is to be one of the symbols of next year's Winter Olympics; it ended in tragedy for the two Russian men inside.
The transparent plastic ball – known as a zorb – veered off course and sailed over a rock ledge in the rugged Caucasus Mountains of southern Russia. The ball picked up speed as it flew down the steep slope, rolling and bouncing. One man was killed and the other badly injured.
The man who died, 27-year-old Denis Burakov, was with friends at the Dombai ski resort, where they frequently went snowboarding, on Jan. 3 when he decided to take a ride in a zorb being operated next to a beginners' slope. His friend Vladimir Shcherbakov joined him.
An eight-minute video taken on Burakov's phone by one of his friends shows the two men being fitted into harnesses inside the zorb, which consists of two polyurethane balls with a layer of air between them. The zorb is then released to roll down the hill, the two men spinning inside.
But the zorb bounces off of the intended path, and a man waiting for it at the bottom of the hill tries in vain to catch the ball before it pops over a rocky ledge and disappears down a gorge below Mount Mussa-Achitara.
The person filming the video is heard swearing and asking "What's down there?" The answer from someone off camera: "It's a catastrophe down there."
The Emergencies Ministry said both men were ejected from the zorb as it tumbled and they landed on the snow about 10 meters (30 feet) apart after having rolled about 1.5 kilometers (a mile). Still conscious and able to stand, they were rescued by two skiers, who then pulled both men up to the top of the hill. Burakov suffered serious spinal injuries and died on the way to the hospital. Shcherbakov suffered a concussion and other injuries and remains hospitalized.
The accident prompted the emergencies minister to demand on Wednesday that Russia address its lax enforcement of safety rules for winter sports, citing a series of accidents over the January holidays. Vladimir Puchkov said during a televised meeting with officials in charge of rescue services across the country that they should take extra measures to ensure safety, in particular at Russia's ski slopes.
Sergei Loginov, deputy director of Z-orb.ru, the largest supplier of zorbs in Russia, said the zorbing run that killed Burakov was in violation of all safety rules. Zorbing requires a groomed gentle slope with fences on both sides of the track and a secure spot at the bottom where the ball can be safely brought to rest, he said, but none of this was present at Dombai.
"It's not even irresponsibility. It's an experiment on life," Loginov said. "It's all or nothing. They either survive or they don't."
The sport of zorbing originated in the 1990s in New Zealand and is now done around the world, most often on grassy slopes. Loginov said there are several zorbing spots on the outskirts of Moscow and dozens more around the country.
Zorbs have been adopted as a symbol of the 2014 Winter Olympics, which Russia is holding in Sochi.
"The transparency of zorbs also reflect the open, accessible and inclusive society that Sochi 2014 Games is helping to build," Dmitry Chernyshenko, head of the organizing committee, said in 2010.
Sochi's modern ski resorts also are in the Caucasus Mountains. Dombai and other less-developed resorts are located to the east in the North Caucasus region, a patchwork of mainly Muslim republics suffering from poverty and unrest stemming from an Islamic insurgency.
"Until 2006, hundreds of people died every year at the North Caucasus ski resorts," said Kantemir Davydov, an Emergencies Ministry spokesman in southern Russia. "That number has fallen sharply, but still on average 20 to 30 tourists die every year. The causes of the deaths are various, but the root is the same: There is no clear system assuring tourism safety."
Eager for any business that brings in badly needed tourist revenue, local officials are reluctant to enforce safety requirements, Davydov said.
Federal investigators said they were inspecting the Dombai resort and attempting to determine who was responsible for the fatal zorb ride.
Russian state television suggested that one reason winter sports in Russia so often take lives is that people too often ignore basic safety rules. Its report showed families sledding on a slope near Moscow that was clearly marked "no sledding" and said six people had been hospitalized Tuesday with injuries, including concussions and broken bones.
In Italy, a snowmobile driven by a Russian citizen crashed into a ravine during a nighttime outing on a steep ski slope last week, killing six Russians being pulled behind the vehicle on a sled. Italian police arrested the driver on Wednesday.
(Sergei Venyavsky in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, contributed to this report.)
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I'm just doing some last minute preparation for the Norwegian User Group Spring Seminar. This is quite a large conference with 5 concurrent streams and a very good line-up of presenters. You can see the agenda here.
What is also a little unusual about this conference is that it is mostly on a boat, or rather a ship. When I was first asked if I would put forward a talk or two I declined – as I am very prone to being sea-sick. Truls Bergersen, who helps organize the event, got in touch with me a few weeks later and said "we are doing a day on land first, do you want to present then?". Sure! That would be great! So I am, I'll be doing my talk on Index Organized Tables once more {and then I think I'll put it to bed for a couple of years}.
Now, I am not exactly sure what made me agree to this, but then Truls asked if I would consider doing another talk I had suggested, on VLDBs (Very Large DataBases), the following day. Yes, why not?
Only, the next day we are on the ship. I'm a bit nervous about this. I don't think that a good presentation should include the presenter going green and dashing for the door (though I did have a similar experience at Oracle Open World once, as a result of an all-you-can-eat Chinese meal the day before, but as it affected "the other end of things" you really don't want details of that).
Thankfully, I've not been worrying about sea-sickness for the last couple of weeks. That will be because my laptop hard disk died and I lost everything on my still-new machine. It was still so new that I had not started backing it up properly – after all, there was nothing on there I could not replace easily.
It has been a real trial to replace all those things that I could easily replace. At least I had the presentations and some other critical bits on my temporary USB stick backup…


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Editor's Note: This follows in a series of posts in our annual Hack ALA Week dedicated to all things conference-y and professional. As students, it's important to get your feet wet in the LIS professional world early, and as often as your budget allows. While these posts are ALA Annual-themed, much of the advice can be applied to other professional networking situations.
It's time to get yourself ready to attend ALA or whatever other conference or professional networking event you have on the books for this summer.
Sometimes preparations before the event take as much time and are just as important as attending itself. You can review some of our previous posts about what to wear, attending without attending, and conference planning for some great general tips and information for surviving a conference — and we probably don't need to tell you to plan your sessions early so you have ample time to research presenters or sessions you definitely want to see.
Conferences are not only about taking in new new information, they are an invaluable networking space. Here are some prepatory hacks with an eye on networking and professional development to get you ready to confidently hit the conference floor.
Business Cards
There was a twitter discussion which thoughtfully included HLS recently about business cards and the result was yes, they are still valuable and desirable to have. You don't want to be that guy/girl littering every hand with a business card but you do want to have them at the ready. It isn't too late to get some printed for ALA and they don't have to be expensive. You can even get blanks at your local office supply store to print at home.
Dave Delaney has some good quick tips for a better biz card; I particularly liked his ideas to have whitespace for the receiver to make their own notes and possibly include a picture. As a student, you probably want to include your institution name, degree sought and expected graduation date. At the least they should look professional and have your current contact information.
Update Everything
Speaking of contact points, have you updated your professional documents and public profiles recently? Hopefully you will be making lots of new contacts and connections and you don't want to send them to an outdated website with an old resume. Now is the time to polish, proofread (again) and prep your professional accoutrement including your…
- Resume
- Cover letter
- List of references and recommendation letters
- A drafted follow-up contact email ("Hello XYZ, It was so great to speak with you at ALA…)
- ePortfolio (you do have an eportfolio right?)
- Professional website
- LinkedIn profile
- Twitter Account (including your avatar and bio)
It also might be the time to scrub your Facebook or other social media sites of anything that might raise eyebrows to a potential employer or peer — the former will almost certainly check and it is best to know how you appear to the outside world.
Start the conversation early
Twitter is a powerful tool before and during conferences. Follow #ala12, @alaannual and of course @hacklibschool for all the latest updates (if you don't have a Twitter account you should strongly consider getting one but you can also access in any web browser). Also, never underestimate a conference buddy! Post in your school's Facebook group or ListServe, and talk about attending in class to find out who else might be going. You shouldn't only spend time with those you know but it helps to walk into a room with one familiar face, for information sharing and you can also divide and conquer conflicting sessions.
While you are on LinkedIn updating your profile with your most recent experience, have you joined the ALA group? They sent out some great information this past week specifically for job seekers.Did you know you can get a "Librarian for Hire!" ribbon at the JobLIST Placement Center to put on your badge? And – shout out to Anaheim locals! – there are free resources if you are attending the conference or not. ALA also has its own resource of professional networking hacks for new librarians also for non-attendees and attendees alike. If you are going, make sure to get yourself ready to check out the exhibitors hall and the Networking Uncommons.
Keep calm with your carry on?
Finally, what will you pack and what will you pack it in? While a suit is likely overkill for a conference, you should be thinking about what you plan to wear. Will you depend on the likely conference bag giveaway or do you need to bring/buy a suitable conveyance for your stuff? Will you use a notebook, laptop, iPad, Phone etc for note taking? It is good to start thinking though these logistics so packing is a breeze and you have what you need when you arrive (don't forget pens!).
Hopefully the hacks herein are good notes and reminders for all of us to get our professional lives in order — you never know who you are going to meet so best always to be prepared! Tune in for the rest of the week as we tackle more on ALA12 and beyond.
Did I miss anything? Something unneeded or unclear? Let us hear about it in the comments!
PS – if you missed it yesterday, be sure to check out our recommended sessions and events for ALA12. Also of important note: You should definitely come by and say hi at the Hacklibschool / Library Boing Boing Meetup on Sunday evening and our Conversation Starter is June 23rd — you can still add your voice/question here even if you wont be attending.
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