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Stop searching the ready-to-wear racks and learn how to sew a dress that fits like a dream! Once Susan Khalje teaches you these essential couture sewing techniques, you will have the skills to adapt the included Vogue pattern to create whatever dress you need - a swingy summer sleeveless, a classic winter-weight sheath with three-quarter sleeves or an elegant cocktail dress in seasonless black lace. Susan will help you construct a muslin and transfer the modifications to your pattern for a perfect fit, discover the magic of underlinings, achieve perfect set-in sleeves and finish your dress with flawless details like a hand-picked zipper.
Meet couture designer, author and television personality Susan Khalje.
Learn how to pin and mark your pattern and cut out your fitting muslin.
Susan teaches you how to mark your muslin pieces, pin and sew them together.
Learn the best techniques to evaluate the fit of your muslin on the body.
Susan shows you how to modify the muslin to accurately reflect your fit adjustments.
Learn what underlining is and how to mark and cut it like a pro.
Baste your fashion fabric and check the fit again.
Make sure everything lines up and baste it together.
Learn how to sew securely, including catch stitching and stay stitching.
Learn how to assemble the bodice and bias midriff, matching plaids and seams.
Susan show you how to achieve perfect set-in sleeves with some special materials.
Put in a hand-picked zipper with step-by-step instruction.
Work on both the bottom hem and your sleeve hems.
Susan takes you back to the muslin to create a silk charmeuse lining.
Learn couture finishing touches, including thread chains and waist stays.
"Susan Khalje is a wonderful teacher, who shares both her extraordinary knowledge and love of exquisite couture sewing in the most welcoming and confidence-building manner. I barely felt like I was taking this course online - it was as if Susan were in the room with me! The Craftsy platform makes it so easy to review techniques, take notes, take lessons over and over, and ask questions. Quite simply, this course changed the way I sew - and I love and enjoy it more than ever now!"
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Vogue Easy Options Misses Dress Pattern
A classic and versatile lined dress to fit any body type. Includes a fitted bust and princess seams for a flattering fit, with options for different sleeve lengths and a circular or straight skirt with a back slit. Can be made in almost any fabric to create the perfect summer, fall, or winter weight dress.
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Funeral services for Annie Bell Peters will be held Saturday, May 28, 2011 at 1 p.m. at St. Rest Baptist Church in Minden. Officiating will be the Rev. Sheldon J. Birdsong, pastor of New Zion Baptist Church, Childs Road, Minden. Family hour will be from 6 until 7 p.m. Friday, May 27, 2011 at Miller Pioneer Funeral Home in Minden. Interment will be at Shady Grove Cemetery following Saturday services, under the direction of Miller Pioneer Funeral Home.
Annie Bell was born Oct. 9, 1934 in Webster Parish and entered into rest May 19, 2011 in Shreveport.
Her husband, David V. Peters and two children, David, Jr. and Brendia preceded her in death. Her parents, Eph and Ardencia Robinson; three sisters; and two brothers also preceded her.
She is survived by her children, Lucille Peters, Sammie Peters, Patricia Peters, Jobbie Peters (Dejuan), Vernecia Peters and Markium Peters, all of Minden; one stepdaughter, Linda Dixon of St. Louis, Missouri; 15 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; sisters-in-law, Bessie Combs, Omeria Peters and Mattie Robinson, all of Minden; Laura Peters of Los Angeles, California; brothers-in-law, Bobby Carter of Minden and David Peters of Kansas City, Missouri; aunts, Elizabeth Noble and Essie Jenkins of Minden and Bertha Smith of Cotton Valley.

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A war hero comes home. It's a Fox 2 follow-up. We previously told you about Mina, the black lab, a US Army soldier dog who did at least 9 tours of duty in Afghanistan. His handler, still serving, has been battling for a final resting place for Mina.
Click on the video player to watch Ron Savage's report.
Mina, the 13 year old black lab is a military legend. Along with Sgt. Corey McCourt, the pair did three tours of duty in Afghanistan. Mina detected the bombs and Sgt. McCourt disabled the blast. Mina retired and died of a lung infection. Sgt. McCourt requested Mina be buried at Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly. But, the Pentagon advised that all national military cemeteries by federal law are for people only. Mina, promoted to Sgt. and given an honorary discharge from the US Army was still not permitted in the cemetery.
The story went viral online and people worldwide wanted to help find a home for Mina's remains. A Marine Corp Viet Nam veteran from Oakland County was moved. Michael Zehnder, who also directs the Oakland County Medical Examiner's Office is paying for a head stone, cremation and a service - teaming up with the Michigan War Dog Memorial Cemetery in Lyon Township. Mina's paw prints were formed in a plaster impression and he was wrapped in the American Flag for cremation and then finally placed in a pine box draped with a flag.
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All Dr. Bronner's classic liquid & bar soaps are not only certified under the USDA National Organic Program, but also certified Fair Trade! In addition, we offer a range of high-quality organic and fair trade personal care products, from lotions to shaving gels – all certified under the same USDA program that certifies organic foods.
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I recently read, what to me, was a very sad survey. Apparently, 14% of people are in a relationship with someone they do not consider "the love of their life", how sad! 73% said that they "make do" with their partner because their real love slipped away and 46% of people would leave their partner to be with their true love...here's the deal people...never settle....be with the person you truly love and never settle!


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From baseline to baseline it's 84 feet, minus the 17 feet from baseline to free throw line leaves us with 64 feet or so to the other basket. 64 feet is the same distance from the pitchers mound to home plate. 64 feet is roughly the same amount of space from the red face off circles to the other goal on a hockey rink. It's a long way, let just put it that way. Well let me talk about what Easton Gamoke, Eighth Grader from Winona (Minn.) Middle School did. His team needed a miracle to win the game and he let a shot go from about 64 feet away from his basket. In football it's called a hail mary, in Horse it's called the shot of a lifetime. Easton stepped into this and heaved the basketball and well check out the video below.
So he hits the game winner and so a television station in MN, KMSP-TV goes to the Y and does a great story about how Easton hit this "One in a Million" shot. The anchor doing the story has his team-mates try the shot and they miss horribly. Easton, steps up, takes a few steps and well, take a look:
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NASA's Manned Space Program is Immortalized in the Filmmaker's Eerie Analog Ode
Artist and filmmaker Marco Brambilla salutes the golden age of space travel with Atlantis (OV-104), a video portrait of NASA's beloved last manned shuttle that distills the dark, unsettling calm of the great beyond. Flickering images captured by an early 80s Ikegami camera recall early space transmissions and deep-sea exploration shots as they reveal the ghostly shape of the film's eponymous spacecraft. Brambilla enhanced the organic quality of the footage by re-photographing segments of film through a vintage Sony tube monitor. "I wanted the coverage to feel imprecise, like a spotlight on the wreckage of a submarine," explains the internationally exhibited installation artist and Kanye West collaborator, whose own enthusiasm for space travel began with a visit to the Kennedy Space Center as a child. With the help of public arts organization Creative Time, New York-based Brambilla scored access to the seasoned vessel on the day before it left to be restored for its debut at NASA's Florida headquarters, where it will be on display beginning this Friday, over a quarter century after its first flight. Atlantis (OV-104) premieres at Christopher Grimes Gallery in Santa Monica the following day. "Atlantis is the last of a national program that was once the world's most prestigious and experimental," says Brambilla. "This marks the end of a huge effort that sought to bring people together."
Source of the name
Atlantis was named after a two-masted sailing ship that was operated for the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute from 1930-1966.
Number of missions
Distance travelled since its first launch in 1985
125,935,769 miles.
Time spent in space
306 days, 14 hours, 12 minutes, 43 seconds.
Most time spent in space on single mission
13 days, 20 hours, 12 minutes, 44 seconds.
Number of planetary probes deployed
Two—Magellan for Venus and Galileo for Jupiter.
Film appearances
Two—SpaceCamp and Deep Impact.
Shanghai Video Artist Lu Yang's Spine-Chilling Fashion Short
New media artist Lu Yang crafts an apocalyptic virtual reality in her new fashion film, The Beast, inspired by the futuristic 90s Japanese anime series, Evangelion. Conceived for the pioneering Beijing exhibition, Dressing the Screen: The Rise of Fashion Film, the world's first comprehensive survey of the avant-garde form, the work fuses modern technology with ancient thought, proposing what exhibition mastermind Shaway Yeh calls "a fusion of the half-machine, half-human anime superhero with the traditional Chinese concept of the human body." Styled by Audrey Hu, the film features designs by Gareth Pugh, Givenchy and Qiu Hao, and is accompanied by a hypnotic soundtrack excerpted from the metallic orchestras and chamber ensembles of edgy contemporary composer Du Yun. "Some people look up to Western pioneers," says Hu. "Others choose to focus on creating something of their own. Lu Yang is one of the latter." Produced in partnership with China's Modern Weekly International, Dressing the Screen showcases nearly 100 works, selected by curator and director Kathryn Ferguson, from the pre-internet experiments of Ossie Clark to the pioneering digital work of filmmakers such as Nick Knight and Ruth Hogben, via Alexander McQueen's holographic catwalk shows. "We would like to put fashion film in a historical context," explains Yeh, "so the aspiring filmmakers in China can learn and contribute to the development of this young genre."
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Your biggest fan:
My grandmother. She calls me "prune".
Ryan Gosling comes over for dinner and you're cooking:
I would make him a simple Danish dish—a "smørrebrød." And serve some pickled herring. We would enjoy it in silence.
Your secret nickname (or, your porn name):
It would be Højstrup, which is extremely unappealing.
The last dream you remember:
I dreamed I was 2D and picking up pineapples.
Your go-to karaoke song:
"That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore" by The Smiths.
The look, outfit or fashion moment you most regret:
Camel print pants, worn in Indonesia in 1993.
The work of art you would most like to own:
Picasso's "Guernica".
If life could resemble any film:
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Broadway's Idina Menzel in Concert Broadway superstar Idina Menzel performs with the Pittsburgh Symphony for one unforgettable night of music. Menzel sang at Heinz Hall in the PSO's sold-out tribute concert to the late Marvin Hamlisch. Menzel reached superstardom on Broadway with her Tony Award-winning performance as Elphaba, the misunderstood green girl, in the blockbuster Wicked, and in her Tony-nominated role as Maureen in Rent. On her highly successful international orchestra tour, The Denver Post dubbed her "The Streisand of her generation."07/21/2013
West Hills Symphonic Band West Hills Symphonic Band.07/21/2013
Special - The Electroacoustic Flutist featuring Lindsey Goodman PNME's Lindsay Goodman plays "I Will Not Be Sad in this World" by Eve Beglarian, "Covenant" by Jeffrey Nytch & Jessica Hand, "Other Voices" by Grant Cooper, "Among Fireflies" by Elaine Lilios, "The Road from Hana" by Rob Deemer, and a fan favorite to be announced.07/24/2013
Julien Labro with the Spektral Quartet "Five for Tango" Bandoneonist Julien Labro leads the Spektral Quartet in an exciting night of tango music. Labro's artistry, virtuosity, and creativity as a performer, composer and arranger have earned him international acclaim and continue to astonish audiences worldwide. Afterward, enjoy tango music and dancing with complimentary food and drink.07/24/2013
Thirty Minutes of Exceptional Organ Music Free organ recitals, Thursdays at 5. Today, Zvonimir Nagy of St. Joseph Cathedral, Wheeling, WV.07/25/2013
Concert 03 Kevin Noe directs a program featuring "Catch in the Turn" by Randall Bauer, "Duo" by David Liptak, "Wild Ambrosia" by Pierre Jalbert, "Song of the Mouse People" by Martin Bresnick, "Round 7:30" by Kieren MacMillan, and "Lonesome Roads" by Dan Visconti.07/26/2013
Summer Salon Local visual artists Lauren Brown and Chris Craychee show their work at a 'salon' evening with music for oboe, violin and piano. The venue is a stunning 1920s Sewickley house complete with a ballroom and indoor sporting facilities.07/27/2013
Renaissance City Winds - American Accents The Trinity Concert Series presents the Renaissance City Winds with pianist Rodrigo Ojeda in a blues by Gunther Schuller, ragtime by Julia Niebergall, and modern classics by Samuel Barber, Peggy Glanville-Hicks and Roy Harris. Freewill offering suggested.07/28/2013
Cello Fury Cello Fury is Pittsburgh's cello-rock band featuring three cellos and drums. They've performed on radio and television, in rock clubs, concert halls, at SXSW and other music festivals throughout the United States, and for audiences as large as 67,000 throughout 23 states and abroad. They'll play material from their latest CD, "Symphony of Shadows."07/28/2013
Tommy Emmanuel $100 Donation to WQED includes a thank-you gift of 1 orchestra level ticket to the concert. WQED Presents "Best Seats" Deadline: Monday, June 30 , 2014. For tickets to this concert, you can also call the WQED Presents Hotline (Monday - Friday, 9am-5pm) at 412-622-1382. Credit Card Only, Non-Refundable. Guitar hero Tommy Emmanuel is bringing his virtuosity to the intimate Byham Theatre September 23rd. Performing live for his fans is extremely important to Tommy: he has demonstrated this by playing close to or over 300 concerts every year for the last seven years! Guitar players of all levels come to his shows to watch him work his magic, but his appeal goes far beyond musicians. His live shows are known for their humor, performance, passion, and infectious joy. Tommy has set aside excellent seats for WQED supporters.
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Australian Pink Floyd in concert ("Set the Controls" tour) The Australian Pink Floyd Show is BACK! After more than twenty years performing the music of Pink Floyd to millions of fans, Aussie Pink Floyd brings their show back to Pittsburgh's Heinz Hall this October. The band has secured great seats for WQED supporters for their Set the Controls tour.
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Venue: Carnegie Library Music Hall of Homestead
Time: 7:30 p.m.
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Date: November 28, 2014
Venue: Heinz Hall
Time: 7:30 p.m.
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Classical music hasn't been this funny since Victor Borge! Virtuosos Aleksy Igudesman and Hyung-ki Joo perform their comedic show in Pittsburgh's Heinz Hall. Check them out on YouTube, and then get tickets for this show Thanksgiving weekend.
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Iguldesman & Joo Iguldesman & Joo
Date: November 30, 2014
Venue: Heinz Hall
Time: 2:30 p.m.
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Classical music hasn't been this funny since Victor Borge! Virtuosos Aleksy Igudesman and Hyung-ki Joo perform their comedic show in Pittsburgh's Heinz Hall. Check them out on YouTube, and then get tickets for this show Thanksgiving weekend.
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Celtic Thunder *A portion of your donation is tax-deductible and supports the programs on WQED television.
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra Trans-Siberian Orchestra
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All new for 2014 - TSO presents Christmas in the Attic
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Date: Decemember 16, 2014
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Gene Chandler, Tommy Mara and The Crests, Cleveland Still and The Dubs, Sonny Turner, The Legendary Teenagers, Barbara Harris and The Toys, Johnny Angel and The Halos
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International Irish singing sensation and PBS live-concert phenonmenon, Celtic Woman, announces their Tenth Anniversary Tour!
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Tongue cancer is a subgroup of head and neck cancer. Cancer develops from the squamous cells of the tongue. This leads to a local tumor growth with spreading later.
Cancer occurs when cells in the body, in this case tongue cells, divide without control or order. Normally, cells divide in a regulated manner. If cells keep dividing uncontrollably when new cells are not needed, a mass of tissue forms, called a growth or tumor. The term cancer refers to malignant tumors, which can invade nearby tissues and can spread to other parts of the body. A benign tumor usually does not invade or spread.
Tongue cancer is often grouped with other mouth cancers, such as cancer of the lips, hard palate, cheek lining, the portion of the mouth underneath the front of the tongue, or gums. These cancers are collectively known as oral cavity cancer.
The exact cause of tongue cancer is unknown. However, the following lifestyle factors may be related:
- Smoking cigarettes, cigars, or a pipe
- Use of chewing tobacco, snuff, or other tobacco products
- Heavy alcohol consumption
Risk Factors
Factors that can increase your chance of developing tongue cancer include:
- Sex: male
- Poor oral and dental hygiene
- Age: 40 and over
- Irritation of the mucous membranes in the mouth due to smoking and drinking
- History of mouth ulcers
- Family history
If you have any of these symptoms do not assume it is due to tongue cancer. These symptoms may be caused by other conditions.
- Lesion, lump, or ulcer on the tongue
- Difficulty swallowing
- Mouth sores and mouth pain
- Numbness or difficulty moving the tongue
- Change in speech due to inability to move the tongue over the teeth when speaking
- Pain when chewing and speaking
- Bleeding from the tongue
Tongue cancer may be detected by your dentist during a routine dental cleaning, or by your doctor during a routine physical exam.
To confirm diagnosis, your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. This may include examining your tongue for lumps or masses. A fiberoptic scope may be used.
- Your tongue tissue may need to be tested. This can be done with biopsy .
- Images may need to be taken. This can be done with:
When tongue cancer is found, staging tests are done to find out if the cancer has spread. Treatment depends on the stage of the cancer and the size and location of the tumor.
This is surgical removal of the cancerous tumor and nearby tissue, and possibly nearby lymph nodes. This is often the preferred treatment when the tumor is on the visible side of the tongue, when it is less than 2 cm, and when it is on one side and does not involve the base of the tongue.
Radiation Therapy (or Radiotherapy)
This is the use of radiation to kill cancer cells and shrink tumors. This method is used when the cancer is at the back of the tongue.
Chemotherapy is sometimes used with radiation to destroy the cancerous growth, especially if surgery is not planned.
Rehabilitation and Follow-Up
After treatment, your doctor may recommend:
- Therapy to improve tongue movement, chewing, and swallowing
- Speech therapy, if use of the tongue is affected
- Close monitoring of your mouth, throat, esophagus, and lungs to see if the cancer has come back or spread
To help reduce your chance of getting tongue cancer, take the following steps:
- Don't smoke or use tobacco products. If you do smoke or use tobacco products, get help to quit .
- Avoid heavy alcohol consumption.
- See your doctor regularly for check-ups and cancer screening exams.
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Advance Directive
An advance directive is a personal statement of how medical care choices should be made and who should make them in the event a person is unable to communicate, such as from having a severe injury or illness. A medical power of attorney, which appoints a person (called a health care agent or proxy) to make medical treatment decisions, and a living will are types of advance directives.
Advance directives should be documented and comply with the guidelines established within a person's state of residence. The provisions within an advance directive, such as when to continue or abandon life-support measures, also should be discussed with a health professional, family members, and other potential decision-makers.
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It's Cindy from Tops to Treasure with you on the Moda Bake Shop today. When I was a little girl, my great great aunt lived with us. She wore baggy dresses with big pockets, dresses that buttoned down the front. She kept tissues in those pockets (candy would have impressed me more.) As I put this quilt together I thought about her dresses. My mom made them all and it seems they were all made of little floral prints. I think Aunt Mame would have liked this fabric line - American Jane's "ABC 123".
Mame was born, and died, in September, the month when thoughts turn back to school, reading, writing, and arithmetic. Half of the people I know can't wait for school to start... little children, ready for a new adventure; and moms ready for their older kids to get out from under foot. The other half....not so much. Whichever camp you fall in this quilt is perfect for the adventures waiting around the bend. It is easy, I promise, and goes together fairly quickly. I got my fabric Friday, starting cutting on Sunday and Tuesday afternoon the top is finished and ready for the quilter. (During that time I also washed, folded, and put away 7 loads of laundry, and had a doctors appointment that started at least 30 minutes later than scheduled...and there was no one else in the office.)
I hope you enjoy my pattern as much as I enjoyed making it.
3 charm packs American Jane "ABC 123"
1 1/4 yds dark fabric (includes inner border) - I chose the cream letters on black # 21623-18
1 yd light fabric - I used Bella Solid #9900-11
1 1/4 yds for outer border - I chose the large blue floral #21624-12
½ yd for binding (cut 2 ½" wide) - I used the solid blue plaid #21625-20
3 1/4 yds for backing
4 1/2 square ruler - it doesn't matter whose ruler...I like one that has lines making an "x" from corner to corner. The lines help me straighten up my blocks as I trim them.
You are going to make 12, 12" finished blocks set squarely in a 3 x 4 grid. Then you will add three borders. The first, most inner border is pieced and blends into the block section of the quilt finishing off the secondary pattern of pinwheels.
The instructions are presented in four parts - cutting, block construction, center construction, and border construction. The cutting instructions will tell you which part you are cutting for. This way you can either cut them and then set them aside (When I do this I put the sections in Ziploc baggies and label them. It keeps them all nice and neat and I know what they were for when I come back later and can't remember what I was doing.) Or you can cut them as you are ready to use them.
Cutting Instructions:
Block Cutting Directions: (17 pieces per block for a total of 204 pieces)
From dark fabric - cut 12, 5 1/4 inch squares. Sub-cut each square twice diagonally into 4 small triangles for a total of 48 small triangles.
From light fabric - cut 12, 5 1/4 inch squares. Sub-cut each square twice diagonally into 4 small triangles for a total of 48 small triangles.
From Charms select 24 squares and sub-cut them each once diagonally into 2 large triangles for a total of 48 large triangles for corner blocks. If possible choose charms that do not read the same color as the dark and light that you have chosen.
From your Charms select 60 squares and trim them to 4 1/2" square for center and edge blocks
Border Cutting directions:
Inner most border:
(32 corner patches of 3 pieces each + 14 charm patches = a total of 110 pieces)
from dark fabric - cut 8, 5 1/4 inch squares. Sub-cut each square twice diagonally into 4 small triangles for a total of 32 small triangles.
from light fabric - cut 8, 5 1/4 inch squares. Sub-cut each square twice diagonally into 4 small triangles for a total of 32 small triangles.
from Charms select 16 squares and sub-cut them each once diagonally into 2 large triangles for a total of 32 large triangles for corner blocks.
from Charms select 14 squares and trim them to 4 1/2" square for center and edge blocks
Skinny border:cut 7 strips, 1 ½" x width of fabric (WOF)
Outer most border:cut 7 strips, 4 ½" x WOF
The Blocks This is a 9-patch block made of whole patches in the center and edges. The corners are pieced with a identical bi-colored triangles which create a secondary pinwheel pattern when several blocks are set together. I designed it and presented it first to my best friend as one of a block of the month series and later to my local quilt guild. For the guild, we were all very tired, and so I named it "Brain Dead". You can find patterns for more blocks like this on my blog Quilty Friends.
Block Piecing:
Corner Patch:
Sew one dark and one light small triangle together to make a large triangle.
Being careful not to warp the triangles, iron seams open.
BE CAREFUL TO MAKE THEM ALL THE SAME - it is very easy to get these going in the wrong directions. If you are careful to always sew in the same direction with the pieces in the same place you should be alright. I suggest chain piecing these. If you do them all at once it is easier to do them all the same.
Make 48
Using the right angle to align the pieces, sew each two colored triangle to a large triangle cut from charms.
Trim the excess seam allowance (This should be all from the large, single fabric, triangle.)
Being careful not to warp the triangles, iron seams toward the large triangle.
|This is what I trimmed off of my blocks.
Make 48.
Take 4 corner patches and 5 trimmed charm squares and arrange them like the picture above.
Sew them in rows of three.
Rows 1 & 3 can be made with the same orientation. (You just turn one of the rows up side down when you put the block together.) Be careful here. Yes it is simple - so simple that it is easy to turn a corner the wrong direction. Unstitching is no fun....so take your time the first time.
Row 2 is just 3 random charms sewn together in a row of 3. (This row is so simple that when I introduced the block to my guild I named it "Brain Dead".)
Make 12 blocks.
I like to lay all of my blocks out before I start sewing the rows together. It helps me get things balanced.
This is where I started....
It would be perfectly fine to leave them this way. I wanted my center colors distributed more evenly. I don't like the two black centers together on the left hand column, or the two reds on the bottom row.
Change the blocks around to suit you.
Sew blocks together in 3 rows of 4.
Sew rows together.
The Borders:
There are 3 borders.
Border Piecing Directions:
Inner most border piecing:
Following the directions already given for the piecing of the block's corner patch, make 32 corner patches.
Now, you are going to take the corner patches and trimmed charms to make 4 strips of blocks. 2 that are 11 patches long and 2 that are 12 patches long. Use the border diagram to determine how to orient the blocks.
Attach the 12 patch strips to the long edges of the center. The corner patches should like up with the corner patches of the center blocks and create three new pinwheels on each side.
Attach the 11 patch strips to the short edges of the center. The corner patches should, again line up with the corner patches of your center. This time you should have 4 new pinwheels on each end.
Skinny border piecing:
I know that this is not the "approved" method, and the Quilt Police will probably hunt me down and shoot me, but this is how I do it. If you are gentle with your handling of the pieces it will work just fine without pinning anything or cutting the pieces precisely. If you are a man handler of fabric measure and cut your borders to the size you need, then pin them and sew as usual.
Sew 2 sets of 2 WOF strips together to make long sides of skinny border.
Cut 1 WOF strip in half, making 2 1 1/2"x 21" (give or take) strips.
Sew 2 sets of 1 WOF + 1/2 WOF strips together to make short sides of skinny border.
Attach skinny borders to quilt, then trim excess.
Outer most border piecing:
Repeat process from skinny borders using 4 1/2" wof strips everywhere you used 1 1/2 before.
One awesome, super scrappy quilt measuring 54 x 66 inches.
It would be great for a couch or child's bed. You can also make it larger, say for a twin sized bed, by adding more blocks (See the note at the end of this post for yardage requirements)
For Your Information
Just in case you want to make it bigger...or smaller...here are some helpful facts.
This pattern required one 5 1/4" square of dark, one 5 1/4" square of light, and two 5" charms to complete one secondary pinwheel pattern. For this project there are 20 pinwheels - so you need 20 dark, 20 light, and 40 charms to complete the corner blocks.
Each completed block requires an additional 5 charms. This project has 12 blocks, so you needed 60 charms for the block piecing.
The pieced border requires one charm for each edge of a block that it touches. For a 3 x 4 grid you have two edges of three and two edges of four....so 6 + 8 or 14 charms.
Soooooo, if you want to make this pattern bigger....say 4x6 blocks (which would finish at something like 66"x90" or a skinny twin.) you would need....
40 pinwheels - requiring 40 dark, 40 light, and 80 charms
24 blocks - requiring 120 charms
and 20 charms for the border.
That is 220 charms (6 packs of 42 would do it.)
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Even though the elder Kilpatrick was convicted of only one of the four charges against him, Monday was almost certainly the worst day of his life. That is because he watched in disbelief as his son was convicted of 24 counts ranging from racketeering to bribery to extortion to fraud to tax evasion.
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Kwame Kilpatrick learned politics at his father's side. Years ago he told me the story of when his father was running for County Commission. When they went to the white neighborhoods, they put out the signs that said "Kilpatrick" with no picture. When they went to the black neighborhoods, the signs said "Kilpatrick," but they had his dad's photo.
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EverQuest Next: SOE's next-generation, fully destructible, persistent MMO
It's been three long years since Sony Online Entertainment announced EverQuest Next. From a behind-closed-doors presentation here at SOE Live 2013, it's clear why they called it Next and not, simply 3. It is an entirely different game from its predecessors--a project so ambitious that the term "reboot" doesn't seem sufficient enough.
Running on a "heavily modified" ForgeLight engine--the same engine that powers Planetside 2--it's an unquestionably impressive game from the moment you first lay eyes on it. But it's not pretty graphics that makes EverQuest Next so impressive. Instead, it's SOE's vision to make a world where everything is destructible, and every action is permanent and persistent.
According to SOE, "anything and everything" can be destroyed in EverQuest Next, as the entire world is made out of voxels. That lets you mend the world to how you see fit. For example, if you're being chased by an ogre, you could run across a bridge, and then cast Upheaval to destroy it, sending the villain plummeting to its doom.
Destruction promises not only to give combat an added sense of oomph, but it's central to the game's design. EverQuest Next encourages you to destroy the world around--and specifically, beneath--you, as there are multiple layers underneath the crust to explore. In a nod to Minecraft, you can break into the ground and explore the "thousands of years of archaeological lore" that SOE has developed for the world beneath the surface. You'll fall into caves, abandoned mines, and even lava-filled caverns--all offering dynamic quest opportunities, and most importantly, loot. And the world will be ever-changing: "we can occasionally have earthquakes that collapse caverns."
Systems will ensure the world is ever-changing, adapting to player actions. EverQuest Next aims not to have specific enemy spawn points. Whereas in previous MMOs, players could simply go to a specific place to encounter a specific enemy type, "emergent AI" will make enemy behavior more dynamic. For example, orcs don't like cities and don't like guards, so they will try to stay "in a place that makes sense." They will look for a place where they can ambush lone adventurers. However, should players start regularly patrolling that area in groups, it will "no longer make sense" for the orcs to stay there, and they will move on to find a more suitable place to live.
"Rallying calls" are big set piece opportunities to affect change in the world. For example, a city may be under siege from an orc attack. You could, if you're a crafter, participate by helping build a wall to protect the city. Or, you could help gather resources by digging beneath the city, setting up a mine to gather materials.
The wall you help build may cause the orcs to partner up with neighboring goblins in a more concentrated attack. Or, the mine that you build might end up becoming a back-door for more monsters to sneak into the town. The ultimate goal of EverQuest Next is to offer an experience where your decisions matter, and have permanent repercussions in the world.
On paper, EverQuest Next is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious MMOs we've ever seen. Even if SOE only executes on a fraction of its promises, it's still quite exciting. Crucially, while the high-level concept is rather staggering, early looks at the gameplay look quite fun as well. EverQuest Next employs a new movement system that lets you parkour through the environment, sliding down hills, running over obstacles. You can also glide through the air and teleport-flash across long distances, making it simply "fun to move from point A to point B."
EverQuest Next also utilizes SOEmote, but unlike in EverQuest 2, it's part of the game's core DNA. This facial tracking system lets you emote and speak in real-time as your avatar, and "really promotes role-playing." Coupled with the impressive new graphics engine, it's likely that a whole new generation of machinima will be birthed from within EverQuest Next.
It's difficult to properly convey the enormity of SOE's next-gen MMO. And while the game isn't set to arrive this year, there will be another way to participate in the Norrath. EverQuest Next Landmark is a spin-off coming this winter that will allow players to explore their own procedurally-generated continent and build objects that can appear in "the proper game." We have more on Landmark here.
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Former Navy SEAL Gabriel Gomez will officially launch his U.S. Senate campaign on Thursday and Friday, according to the Boston Herald.
Gomez, a Republican from Cohasset, will run for the seat vacated by new Secretary of State John Kerry. His campaign kicks off Thursday with events in Boston and Springfield, according to the Herald. Friday will bring more events on the North and South shores, though the Herald didn't specify any venues or times.
Gomez, known for evading the spotlight, will also likely stop for several "meet-and-greet" events with local leaders and supporters during those two days. However, the events will not be open to the media, according to the Herald.
Once candidates are certified by the Secretary of the Commonwealth, Gomez would face State Rep. Dan Winslow (R-Norfolk) and former Nantucket selectman and county commissioner Douglas Bennett in a Republican primary. Democrats would field U.S. Congressman Stephen Lynch (D-South Boston) and U.S. Congressman Ed Markey (D-Malden) in the race for the seat.
Former U.S. Attorney Michael Sullivan has said he was considering a run, but he has not made an official announcement.
Jeffrey P. Donnelly of Springfield has announced he is running on his website. Beverly Libertarian Daniel Fishman is also looking to get his name on the ballot.
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Two families have been destroyed by a fatal crash in Macomb County that claimed a mother of four children, who was engaged to be married.
Shawn Barone and Sue Kozak were planning to blend their families. Living just a block away from each other in Clinton Township, their shared seven children would all move in together after the couple's upcoming marriage in Las Vegas in April.
Tragically, the 46-year-old mother was killed instantly just after 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. Kozak was in the center turn lane on southbound Groesbeck north of 15 Mile Road making a left turn to go to V.I.P. Tanning when she may have been hit.
Family says police have a witness, who is providing information indicating a hit-and-run driver booted the rear of Kozak's white Ford F-150 pickup.
Kozak was killed when her truck was launched into oncoming traffic, crashing head-on into another Ford pickup, a Ford Escape and a third car. One driver left the scene critically injured, and two other drivers were treated and released.
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"We need to know. I need this person or persons to come forward," said Barone. "She has four children of her own. I have three. Together we had seven, and we were going to get married April 13."
Kozak's youngest child is seven. The oldest, 19-year-old Shelia, says she is prepared to care for everyone.
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Dallas Summer Musicals will present the return of Evita, Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Tony Award®-winning musical. Eva Perón used her beauty and charisma to rise meteorically from the slums of Argentina to the presidential mansion as First Lady. Adored by her people as a champion for the poor, she became one of the most powerful women in the world — while her greed, outsized ambition and fragile health made her one of the most tragic. Evita tells Eva's passionate and unforgettable true story, and features some of theater's most beautiful songs, including "Don't Cry for Me Argentina," "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" and "High Flying, Adored.
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Ryan Gosling
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Sports and collectible store;)
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GREY'S ANATOMY - "Life During Wartime" - Dr. Owen Hunt teaches an unusual lesson in trauma medicine to the doctors of Seattle Grace, on "Grey's Anatomy," THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 (9:00-10:01 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
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