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(September 30, 2014) – Tennessee Shakespeare Company (TSC), the Mid-South's professional classical theatre, opens its seventh performance season with a resurrection of William Shakespeare's Richard III inside Duncan-Williams Performance Hall at Germantown Performing Arts Center over Halloween.
Playing an extremely limited run from October 30 – November 1 inside the 824-seat hall, Richard III features TSC founder and producing artistic director Dan McCleary in the title role. The production is sponsored by Ann and Wellford Tabor.
Directed by Dave Demke (TSC's A Midsummer Night's Dream), Richard III features a seasoned cast of eight actors that will act as King Richard's spirit world during All Hallow's Eve. Seven spirits revisit Shakespeare's narrative of the most infamous villain in literary history. This revisitation has been prompted by the factual discovery and un-earthing of the real Richard III under a parking lot in Leicester, England two years ago. The bones remain un-interred as of this writing and performance. The discoveries made about the man who was Richard do not always support Shakespeare's creation, but do tell a compelling and even painful story.
Read more: Richard III Is Resurrected at Germantown Performing Arts Center
TSC Brings to the GPAC Stage Stephanie Shine, Dan McCleary, Susanna Perry Gilmore, Barry Gilmore For the First Production of the Sixth Season: Unto the Breach! The Un-Common Courage of William Shakespeare
(Memphis, TN, August 13, 2013) – – Tennessee Shakespeare Company (TSC), the Mid-South's professional classical theatre, presents an original production of Unto the Breach! The Un-Common Courage of William Shakespeare on stage September 7 at 7:30 pm and September 10 at 7:00 pm at Germantown Performing Arts Center to benefit the restoration of classical education programming to the Company's community schoolrooms.
Arranged and performed by TSC Founder and Producing Artistic Director Dan McCleary and resident actor/Education Director Stephanie Shine, Unto the Breach! will also feature the Memphis return of violinist Susanna Perry Gilmore (formerly with Memphis Symphony Orchestra, now concertmaster with the Omaha Symphony) and Barry Gilmore on guitar, hammered dulcimer, and percussion.
In addition to the September 7 and 10 public performances, the Benefit will play a special all-school matinee on September 10 at 7:00 pm with discounted school tickets made possible by TSC's sponsors. A talk-back with the actors and musicians will follow the performance.
Arts Midwest Announces 2013–2014 Shakespeare in American Communities Grants
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Minneapolis, MN – Arts Midwest today announced $1 million in grants to 40 nonprofit, professional theater companies in 21 states, plus the District of Columbia, to perform Shakespeare for students through Shakespeare in American Communities. The awards mark the eleventh consecutive year of Shakespeare in American Communities, a national program managed by Arts Midwest in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). Each of the participating theater companies will present productions of Shakespeare plays to students from at least 10 schools. Accompanying educational activities include in-school residencies, workshops, or post-performance discussions. Performances will take place between August 1, 2013, and July 31, 2014.
Shakespeare in American Communities introduces middle and high school students to the power of live theater and the masterpieces of William Shakespeare. Since the program's inception in 2003, Shakespeare in American Communities has benefitted more than 2.25 million individuals, including 1.9 million students, with live performances and educational activities.
"Arts Midwest is thrilled to partner once again with the National Endowment for the Arts for Shakespeare in American Communities," says David Fraher, president & CEO of Arts Midwest. "Now in its 11th year, we continue to support worthy organizations across the country by providing the opportunity to reach young and diverse audiences and increase their appreciation of the incomparable works of Shakespeare."
Organizations receiving $25,000 grants for the 2013-2014 season include:
- California Shakespeare Theater (Berkeley, CA) will present student matinees of The Winter's Tale as part of their Student Discovery program. The educational activities will be multifaceted and include teacher training, classroom workshops, residencies, and other experiences at the theater, including their "32-second Shakespeare" game.
- Tennessee Shakespeare Company (Germantown, TN) will present student matinees of Romeo and Juliet at the City of Germantown's Performing Arts Centre. Their educational activities will take place with 9th grade students from the Memphis City and Shelby County Schools who will be visited three times by teaching artists in their classroom.
- The Acting Company (New York, NY) will tour Hamlet at 30 to 35 communities throughout the United States. They will provide performances of this play and a number of educational activities, including their Learning Through Theater residencies, in partnership with venues and middle and high schools.
Read more: Arts Midwest Announces 2013–2014 Shakespeare in American Communities Grants
Announcing the 2013-14 Season
"Unto the Breach!"
(Memphis, TN, July 23, 2013) –– Tennessee Shakespeare Company (TSC), the Mid-South's professional classical theatre, today announced its 2013-14 schedule of plays and education schools tour.
Following the record-breaking success of its fifth performance season, TSC was informed last month that its matching civic funding for its vast education programs in its community was being entirely eliminated. That same week, the National Endowment for the Arts/ArtsMidwest recognized TSC for its innovative education and performance programming with a matching Shakespeare in American Communities grant. TSC was one of the youngest organizations to receive the recognition.
In a matter of days, the grant was matched by Shakespeare supporters from Germantown, Memphis, the Mid-South, and from across the U.S. Letters from over 200 supporters to TSC and its community's elected officials, together with their generosity, inspired a different type of beginning to TSC's sixth season.


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{This post was originally posted at Or So She Says. . . but I wanted to re-post it here as a resource on Diary of a Quilter.}
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{This post was originally posted at Or So She Says. . . but I wanted to re-post it here as a resource on Diary of a Quilter.}
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Great, great post. I never thought about someone being intimidated but that makes sense.
I think you really covered it all. I like the idea of picking two bolts of fabric that talk to you or you could pick a couple of colors and there is also narrowing things down if you like:
~Traditional (calicos)
~Reproductions (Civil War era type prints)
~Fresh Modern (like your Freebird or Amy Butler)
~Novelty fabrics
~30s, 40s, 50s Repro
~Asian influence
guess I should stop but you get the idea!;)
Mostly a smaller quilt shop will have the time to help and that is priceless!:)What an awesome post! I never knew people were in fear of going into a fabric store. I just closed my own quilt shoppe this year after having it open for 5 years. It was in an old brick home, and each room had its own color theme to help people choose their fabrics.
I never was a pre-washer either until a vendor at a show told me how when they ship these fabrics from overseas...they plaster the bottoms of the ships with pesticides and the chemical they use in the fabric is toxic too. My daughter who used to cut fabric for hours a day would break out all over her arms. So I think I might be converted...although I don't want to be.
Thanks for taking the time to share the knowledge you have!Hi Amy.
Thank you {so much} for taking the time to share this information with us. I am still very new at quilting and fabric selections. Your post really helped me have a clearer idea about what to look for in fabric selections. A very small quilting store moved in, about 45 minutes north of us. They have a very limited selection, but I noticed a couple of charm packs and even some Amy Butler patterns. I envy all you ladies who have such easy access to lovely fabrics. :o)
I have been bartering my jewelry for fabrics and it has been such a blessing to receive some bits and pieces of "the good stuff". :o) I can actually feel the difference in the fabrics.
I hope you are having a wonderful weekend. Again, thank you for your post, I refer back to your blog on a regular basis. :o)
Sincerely ~ TriciaIt's great to see the stuff us more experienced sewers take for granted explained. I had a really tedious conversation with my other half recently all because he asked what on earth a 'Fat Quarter' was. After explaining about quarters and yards v. metres he made me promise never to expect him to buy me fabric as a present lol
ReplyDeleteGreat tips . . . thanks. My biggest concern is how much to buy if you don't have a specific project in mind but just want to stash? Starting to feel the frustration of those designer fabrics being all out when I need just a bit to finish a project, but I think if I was stashing and combining different lines, it wouldn't matter as much. Thanks for the awesome blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this! Yes, it is true that some of us are reluctant about buying fabrics. You have answered so many questions. Sadly, I never knew there was such a difference in the cotton fabrics until recently a good friend of mine sent me a layer cake she had bought and never used because I mentioned I was delving into quilting and needed to start building a stash. Every day I look at and touch the luscious fabric. Now I need to know just what I can make with a layer cake! Does anyone know of any patterns?
Thank you again for your time in helping us newbies!!!I must say that with most of my quilt tops I have gone with a particular fabric line because I found it too daunting picking different fabrics in those beautiful fabric shops and I felt too shy to ask for help. But on Friday I went in and picked out various tangerine and aqua prints that I liked from different ranges for the first time. For me I think it has just taken a little time to build my confidence with what I like and what looks good together. Thanks for another great post Amy!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I'm going to bookmark it to share with the women I'm teaching to sew! Someone asked about how much to buy to start a stash. I usually buy half-yards of fabric I intend to use for quilting; 1 1/2 yards of fabric for children's clothing. If it's something I think I'll use for multiple projects, I'll buy 3 yards.
Thanks for sharing!Definitely a great post that helps to sort out those basic fabric questions.
I agree with Soni, that the next big problem is how much to buy when it's not for a specific project. I'm over the moon for Nicey Jane and have a 1/2 yard stash of it, but am nervous of it going out of stock. Just for an example.Thanks so much for this post. I am very new to sewing, and have had major fears of the smaller fabric stores. Funny, considering I can go into Joann's and fill up my buggy. I have been into my local quilt shop twice and walked out with nothing. EEK! My problem is there is so much I want I never know where to start. I am going to have to take Sarah Craig's advice and start getting a half yard at a time to build a stash.
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This post is great!! Wonderful tips.
I will usually add several fabrics that are not part of the line, to add some interest. I love to include a dot, stripe and/or plaid, and ideally one where the color is just a bit "off". Thank you so much for all your tips! Although I am a frequent fabric shopper, it's always nice to read up on this kind of thing and see other's tips. ;)
I appreciate your comment about washing the fabric. I always wash fabric for clothing, but was uncertain about it for quilting (I am a beginner). :)
Someday I'll get the time to make your quick method table runner (LOVE it!). ;D I have plans to make a patriotic one with leftover fabrics from this summer. :)
~Rachel~Well Mrs. Smart, you certainly live up to your name:)
I am one of those woman of which you speak! I love fabric and fabric stores and feel like I am finally learning the ropes. I agree completely about the quality of fabric, I do shop at the big box for some things but there is nothing like a lovely quilters only shop.
Since we both live in Utah we probably visit a few of the same ones:)
I love seeing your generation enjoying not only sewing but other homemaking skills, I know you sure teach me a thing ot 2!
Thank you.I don't normally comment (just lurk) but I had to speak up for this post. When I plan a new quilt or project, I usually have a certain type of fabric pattern (stripes, stars, etc) or at least a color in mind. Sometimes it's just what comes to mind, other times I'm inspired by what I've already seen in the store.
So when I shop for fabric, I build off of what I see in my mind, and go from there. For instance, I want to make a quilt for my mother-in-law of stars, in red and blue. When I actually get to the point of fabric buying, I'll go to red and blue and see what's there.
And if I see a fabric I can't part with, I'll buy a whole yard to tuck away and hope I'll have enough for the project when it arises.- AnonymousJanuary 9, 2011 at 5:47 PM
Thank you for addressing the issue of pre-washing or not - most quilting experts hedge and it's never clear what people REALLY do.
On the subject of pre-cuts, I have found them to be slightly too short- I suppose it depends on how you treat the "pinked" edges (zig-zag scissors cuts). I tent to cut more generously as I am concerned about durability, but if you cut on the inside of the pinked edges, you will run short and 5" charm squared do not give you 2 - 2 1/2" squares. If you just measure a "layer cake" it is a "scant" 10". Unless the entire project is to come from pre-cuts, this is a problem. Ooh, I know this is an old post, but I just read it for the first time today. One more thing I wanted to add, after learning the hard way -- if you're trying to build a versatile stash, DON'T just buy all the gorgeous prints that jump out at you. You need some neutrals and solids to mix in with those "divas" in order to really appreciate them. This bit of wisdom comes from a quilter with an entire WALL of bold, splashy prints, and not a single solid in her stash. Do as I say, not as I do... ;-)
ReplyDeleteI, too, just found your tutorial today, and love it. I've made a couple of beginner projects, but so far have avoided patchwork, because of my fear of not getting the seams to match! I also didn't realize that you have to mix in some solids, so I'll keep that in mind.
But my biggest problem - and I live in a fairly large suburban city - is that I can't find many charm packs at all! The small, independently owned (expensive) store has the most, but I'm just not seeing alot of them, no matter where I go. Even when I look online, I'm not finding that many, and often I find that the ones online aren't showing all the patterns in the charm pack. How do others of you get hold of charm packs and jelly rolls?I, too, just found your tutorial today, and love it. I've made a couple of beginner projects, but so far have avoided patchwork, because of my fear of not getting the seams to match! I also didn't realize that you have to mix in some solids, so I'll keep that in mind.
But my biggest problem - and I live in a fairly large suburban city - is that I can't find many charm packs at all! The small, independently owned (expensive) store has the most, but I'm just not seeing alot of them, no matter where I go. Even when I look online, I'm not finding that many, and often I find that the ones online aren't showing all the patterns in the charm pack. How do others of you get hold of charm packs and jelly rolls?
Thank you so much for your comments - they make my day! I try to respond to as many as my 'mommy' time allows, but life sometimes gets in the way. Please know how much I appreciate each of them.
I apologize for the current comment settings that require a registered user account. They are the only way that I don't get tons of gross spam. I'm hoping Blogger will make a way where people who are not registered users, but would like to leave a comment can do so. Please, Blogger! In the mean time, thanks for your patience.
I also love to respond to questions. If you are a no-reply blogger, please leave an email address so I can get back to you. Or you can email me directly: amy @ diaryofaquilter.com. Thanks!


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This Kenmore 24" built-In dishwasher 1277 is equipped with a pressurized spray nozzle that aggressively yet gently tackles grease and stains. The energy-efficient UltraWash HE Wash System uses water effectively, and the SmartWash HE cycle gives you more control without wasting a drop. During the wash cycle, the UltraWash HE Filter traps food particles to guarantee optimal performance. The rinse aid dispenser ensures reduced streaks and spots. This Kenmore dishwasher features an attractive stainless steel tub for improved drying that makes your glasses and dishes sparkling clean.
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November 13th, 2012, 05:05 PM #736
It's funny - till now, I've always laughed myself silly whenever anyone asks me whether I can "speak Greek" or "write Greek." So actually having to do the latter seriously is incredibly weird - it feels unnatural. I can believe that it will help with unseens! My biggest problem is a) forgetting really easy grammar, and b) overcomplicating structures ("...You didn't have to use an optative there...").
Whoops. I had no idea that existed, though - is it an sffworld thing or a Pellinor-section thing?
November 14th, 2012, 02:07 PM #737
Yes, it feels really strange at first. But now I'm so used to it that it can almost be surprising when people react with horror to the idea that your homework is to write a paragraph in Ancient Greek.
The nice thing about the optative is that (AFAIK) it's actually never compulsory, so you don't really need to know it.
Well, I *thought* it was an Sffworld thing, because I remembered being told off for it ages ago, but I just went to try and find what the rules said about it and didn't find anything. So I don't know what the story is. I think the idea was to prevent political flame wars and to keep the focus on fantasy and sci fi. It definitely wan't just a Pellinor thing.
November 14th, 2012, 03:25 PM #738
It's a hilariously impractical thing to be learning to do, but I do get a bit of a thrill out of being able to see "LOOK AT ALL MY PRETTY WRITING IN A DIFFERENT ALPHABET HAHA". And after a while grammar gets so much simpler - there's minor silly things to learn but it's quite intuitive once you have the basics.
Good point! "I retained the indicative for vividness. Like Plato," is the best excuse.
Oh! It might have changed or only been an unofficial decision? Idk. In a way I think it's completely necessary to raise politics in sff as a genre, because fans have a tendency to say that it's completely removed from the real world so having no women or PoC etc. doesn't actually matter. Which needs to be addressed.
November 15th, 2012, 05:12 PM #739
I know ... it's such a pretty-looking language and it's very satisfying to do well because it's so hard. People's double-takes make it worth it too.
Of course! Aligning yourself with Plato is always the best policy.
I would broadly agree with you, but because I have very little idea of the actual ethos of this site, as I only really know this small and atypical corner of it, this isn't somewhere I'm prepared to make a noise about that. I might look into it a bit more though.
November 19th, 2012, 02:39 PM #740
My German classmates compare about difficult grammatical terms like "passive" and "conditional" (gasp!). Telling them about the optative tends to trump that.
Oh yeah, that was a completely broad and general statement, not really to do with sffworld itself. Since, just like you, I really haven't ventured out of this forum. Ever.
November 19th, 2012, 02:44 PM #741
My German classmates complain about difficult grammatical terms like "passive" and "conditional" (gasp!). Telling them about the optative tends to trump that.
Oh yeah, that was a completely broad and general statement, not really to do with sffworld itself. Since, just like you, I really haven't ventured out of this forum. Ever.
November 19th, 2012, 03:33 PM #742
Yes, when someone tells you that no matter how good you get at Greek, you still will never be able to read tragedy like it's another modern lanaguage, it really puts these things into perspective.
I ventured out of this forum once, maybe, or twice, but always came scurrying back to the Pellinorites pretty quickly. 'Tis a strange world out there...
November 20th, 2012, 05:37 PM #743
And then part of that's also due to the intricate conventions of tragedy and in fact of all the other forms - we can appreciate and understand intellectually the point of certain conventions - the chorus, the over-emphatic language, the repetition in the epics - but we'll never be able to completely understand them the way they were meant to be understood. That's true in a sense of all art, but we Classics students have it by far the hardest. There's a distance that can't always be crossed without a leap of imaginative faith.
I've stumbled on other sffworld threads while googling things, and never commented. Tis indeed...
Speaking of, your interview will be within the next fortnight, correct? Good luck!
November 21st, 2012, 02:30 PM #744
Yes, of course - even once you get to the so-called 'literal' meaning, the poetry of it is so elusive. Archaeological evidence can help a bit with visualising what the objects were like, even what the society was like, but it can only go so far. Making that leap is half the fun, though.
Ah, yes, the outside world ... you're right that it'll be in the first week of December, if they give me one, that is. I'm still completely in denial about this fact. Thanks, though!
November 21st, 2012, 02:47 PM #745
I'm certain you'll get one! I have friends who are freaking out about Cambridge Classics interviews and spending all of their time preparing, so I thought of you. I spend far too much time being terrified and agonizing over my own future application, so it's good to think about others' very real Oxbridge troubles for once.
November 25th, 2012, 12:49 PM #746
I got the email the other day, and am now starting to feel vaguely nauseous whenever I think about it. Suddenly everything has just got a lot more real, and it doesn't help that I'm still not sure that I've picked the right course! But there's nothing that can be done about that now, so I might as well try my best. Good luck to all of your friends. And really try not worry about your own application - you've got a while, and there'll be ample time for that later
Did you do the debating competition yesterday?
November 26th, 2012, 03:06 PM #747
Oh no, this sounds really stressful! Try to relax as much as possible, even though it's probably really hard to even think about that.
Saturday? No, though I heard about it - you? I did, however, do Cam qualifiers on Tuesday - and qualified!
November 26th, 2012, 03:21 PM #748
Being relaxed is the plan, it's just easier said than done
Yes, I did - it was great, actually! My partner made me do summary for the first time and it actually went really well. I used to have this mental block about it, but it turns out I'm better at it than I am at extension, weirdly.
Well done on qualifying! We didn't, because we had the luck of being up against one of the best teams in the country in the first round...
November 27th, 2012, 03:16 PM #749
Yep, a friend who's got her interview next Monday hugged me tearfully twice today. I've never seen her express any sort of physical demonstrativeness before, so the worrying must be getting really enormous.
I hate summary so much! I end up becoming very...conceptual, and that annoys judges who just want points of clash clearly explained. But I have to do it pretty often, since my partner flat-out refuses to summarize or define. Thing is, if you're good at it, you can just do it very well every time with a perfect system - so I'm jealous!
Ta, now just need to get into those pesky finals...there's a certain pressure from having (on the basis of a fluke) managed last year. It's always horrible when that happens, and points out a real flaw in the way they do these qualifiers - the one room, two debates system is much easier to organise but makes it impossible for good teams against the best team to get through, while you might well have done in any other room. And it also makes it easier for bad judges to run rampant. AND it illustrates the problem with doing it regionally - the standard at the regional round for London is higher than it is at the finals, because there are fewer teams from debating schools in regions outside the south-east.
November 29th, 2012, 12:24 PM #750
The tension in our year as a whole is running pretty high; I almost feel like I'm not worrying enough, because it seems so unreal. I'm just looking forward to having it over with and enjoying the end of term, really.
I used to be the one who just refused to do summary, but now it looks like we're reversing our system! I think some flexibility in positions is good, because it's best to have the person who's most confident on the extension develop it and that can vary from motion to motion. On the other hand, it can be quicker and more efficient to have one person always do extension, the other summary. It's just a matter of balancing those concerns.
Erk, pressure - fun. You're right that it's a very arbitrary system. We actually managed to beat this other team in one of the debates, and while they definitely were the best team in the room, we probably would have been almost anywhere else. And yes, it really does seem that there's a much higher concentration of good teams in London.


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greeney2 wrote:Aren't we all manipulated to some degree, no matter what we learn?
Absolutely and all the time.
I was struck by, was many of these kids felt alienated, and wished they could find friends other than religious kids. Intentional or not, these kids feel alienated. Even some religions not considered cults tend to do this alienating.
Friends of mine unschooled their children (if you are not familiar with the term it is a form of homeschooling) and they sent their children every year to a Christian camp as well as a non Christian camp as well as an unschooling camp. Her son who is now a young adult made a video interviewing the kids that went to the camp for unschoolers. They too often felt alienated in their lives where the camp aloud them to be themselves without question as well as make friends, even if it meant long distance friendships, to feel and experience a belonging. This camp consists of faith and non faith. Man likes to feel that they belong and being young the feeling of being alienated comes in all forms from being bullied, being too sensitive or in this case an atheist.
Its a tough call if you consider a Christian camp an equal effort of brainwashing, when this example of Atheists replacing words "God and Lord", with fantasy names, and a drilling the idea God is imaginary, than telling kids "you are free to decide for yourself", while they deal a stacked deck.
I did not see the the show you are referring to but I will agree that if imaginary names are used and than stating God does not exist but we want you to make up your own mind.....is contradictory for sure.
If I think about it objectively, I could think the deck is equally stacked on the Christian side of planting their seeds. I think what tips the scales completly however to the Christian side not, is these are (ministers and clergy) people who have studied in depth to understand the Bible, and are Ordained in the Faiths they belong to. It is their lifes work, and they teach in order to understand and tie things togather completly out of the Bible. Which is differnt than teaching finding counterdictions, and not taking into account the entire scope of understanding. You may hate Catholics, but the most highly educated group of people in theology, are the Cardinals of the world in the Catholic religion.
Well I don't hate Catholics. I have no reason too. When my daughter was smaller we did try several churches out and if my daughter liked any church it sure was the Catholic Church. Call and respond, kneel, cross yourself, holy water and the list goes on. She loved it. Now me coming from an objective view could also say even though these rituals have deep meaning for the Catholic one could say that this too is a form of brainwashing. I do not find the educational staff of the Catholic church to be too fool proof, since they have scandals every few decades of the sexual abuse. So while lets say they have an understanding....and I am sure you would say that your faith is timeless....I say they are not keeping up with the times and so with are creating these internal issues all on their own. Celibacy is not for everyone. And it would seem to me that if one has an in depth understanding and belief and it really is so outstanding as an example for all.....somewhere they are failing miserably.
I would say the true Christian camp has an honest approach based on the fact these are people who have passed down centuries of study and learning. It begs the question if I'm honest, how could so many centuries resulting in more than one religion from the same Bible? Thats a pretty big question. I am not so sure that the atheist camp is based on honest and true study of the Bible. Thats just my opinion.
Most atheist I know come from the perspective of logic and science and the bible can only full fill a small portion of that. There is nothing dishonest about that. But again I did not see the show and do not know what was really going on in that camp. But than I also wonder what might have been edited to give you the impression you received.
The bible gets interpreted in different ways with the exception of a few things where you all agree. Just shows you it is not so black and white in many areas. I know that when I do choose to pull out my bible and read it....as I have evolved and matured I read something very differently than what I did lets say 10 or 15 years ago.


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Am I first? Darn! #1 never wins. Anyway, I really like the pick your own 10 yards feature. How can you beat getting to put together your own favorites at sale prices. Thanks for the chance to win the Walk in the Woods layer cake. I am planning my granddaughter's first 'big girl' quilt and I want to use Walk in the Woods.
Definitely a chevron lover!
I am really excited about the 10% discount! I had never seen the Kawaii Winking Owls fabric...so cute!!
love chevron for me and peak hour for my boys. thanks
I am now also followed the blog and liked it on FB. Thanks
Great collection, I love those chevrons! Thanks for the chance to win :o)
I follow the Poppy Seed Fabrics blog
Definitely LOVE the Walk in the Park. When my daughter was little everyday she dressed up as Little Red Riding Hood...would love to make her a quilt out of this wonderful fabric! Thanks for the chance!
I just can't get enough of the Chevrons.
Wonderful giveaway. Riley Blake and Doodlebug designs, Tuxedo collection, Fat quarter bundle caught my eyes :D
Peak Hour is my new favorite fabric. Can't wait to pick some up!
I love the Chevrons and the Peak Hour collection. That would be so cute as a "boy" quilt!
Those chevrons are sure eye-catching! The more I see them, the more I love them!
Wow, so much to chose from. My favourite is Fly a Kite, the teal bundle looks great.
I love so many fabrics in this shop! One of my favorites is the Flea Market collection.
I'm already a follower of Poppy Seed Fabrics. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
I am loving the timeless treasures - tiny town pink! Thanks, have a great day.
I follow the Poppy Seed Fabrics blog!
My fave: AppleVille by Suzanne Ultman for Robert Kaufman
Because I have a thing for houses.
I love the Chevron and solid bundle or the mustache fabric. Thanks for the chance to win!
Wish the chevrons were here!! And Peak hour, and...........Poppyseed has great fabrics!
The mustache prints are hilarious. I've never seen those before!
I love this one!
Thanks for this great giveaway!
I am now a follower of the poppy seed fabric blog. Thanks!
Cute! I do love the blenders in this collection - as well as little Red :)
And I followed the PoppySeed blog in my reader
I just love flea market fancy.
i'm following poppysead fabrics blog through Google Reader
I love the simplicity of REMIX RED by Ann Kelle.
I like the flea market fancy prints.
And I followed her blog. I like fabric blogs.
I follow the Poppy Seed blog
my favorite has to be the chevron fabric! thanks for the chance to win :-)
That green peak hour bundle is adorable! Definitely my favorite (for the moment... ha!)
And I'm now subscribed to their blog! Love finding out about blogs like this that I haven't seen before!
Love the new chevron fabrics! Oooo....the possibilities!
I have to pick one? I love the Appleville - the houses are great! Thanks for the chance to win!!
I have subscribed to their blog. Great ideas!
I lobe the FMF! and the make your own bundles!
I follow the blog!
I'm following their blog!
I love Indian Summer fabric, and the polka dot party favor bags!
I like the selection of imported Japanese fabrics and the make your own bundles over at
Poppy Seed.
I like the Flea Market Fancy bundle, but also the Chevrons!
I am following Poppy Seed Fabric's blog!
I follow poppyseed fabrics :)
I love the designer solids and chevron prints. The colors are so wonderful :)
I like the Riley Blake Chevrons
Love the chevrons and that darling ruffle fabric!
Something that caught my eye was the Indian Summer quilt kit, I've been crushing on this fabric for ages, and it's a bargain, if I didn't already have so many projects on the go, I would be there!
I became a follower on the blog
I love everything by Anne Kelle, especially the Remix collection!
I now follow the poppy seed blog
I have followed Poppy Seed Blog! firstname.lastname@example.com
I love the pick your own FQ bundles! I have been wanting some FMF but don't always want the bundles some shops put together.
I love the Chevron fabrics! firstname.lastname@example.com
I love Poppy Seed Fabrics and top of my wish list right now is those chevrons!! Love them! Thanks for the chance to win the layer cake - A Walk in the Woods is a wonderful fabric line, too!
I wish I needed to make a baby quilt right now--that Peak Hour is so cute!! I also like the chevrons--great stash builder.
I am also following the Poppy Seed Fabrics blog - thanks for the extra chance to win!
I've just followed their Blog. LOVING the fabric! email@example.com.
I love the Where's my Moustache fabric....too funny and cute!
I really like the Make Your Own ... bundles. So many possibilities!
I'm a new follower of Poppyseed Fabric!
Oh so many things to love...chevrons, fmf, make your own bundles but the one I really went for? The Pearl Bracelet bundle!
Yeah! Another blog to follow! I added myself to PSB - love my RSS feed. As far as my favorites - I can't decide whether I like the "A Walk in the Woods" or "The Ghastlies 2" collection better!
Oh and I am now a follower, what a fun place to shop!
Its so hard to choose! But I think my favourites are the pearl bracelet prints.
I really liked the pink, chocolate brown,and green of Indian Summer by Zoe Pearn. BTW your April Fool's dress really had me going for a minute.
OK so my favoriete thing I found on Poppy Seed is lots of gorgeous fabric.
Thanks for the chance to win.
I love the Echino Fabric Fall 2011 by Etsuko Furuya, Bond Savannah in Neutral. The mix of safari animals and florals that don't necessarily go together, but work magnificently together is magical.
I am now a follower of Poppy Prints.
I love the FMF - can't wait to get some!
I already follow Poppy Seeds blog!
My favorite thing is Peak Hour closely followed by the chevrons!
I adore the "walk in the woods" line!! I hope hope hope I get picked!! :)
Thanks for the lovely giveaway. I like the Alexander Heath Crosshatch fabric bundle - so useful.
I adore the "walk in the woods" line!! I hope hope hope I get picked!! :)
and I've followed the Poppy Seed Blog!
Wow, fun new fabric site. Can't wait to check it out some more. I know my daughter would love that Hello Kitty fabric and I love about everything Aneela puts out.
The Indian Summer Quilt in a bag is so cute. Thanks for the giveaway.
I love the collection called Peak Hour. It would be so great for a baby boy quilt :)
I love the Robert Kaufman, Metro Living in Circles half yard bundle!!! I can't get enough dots and circles :)
I love Peak Hour!
Thanks for the giveaway!
I follow Poppy Seed Fabrics Blog :)
I've been drooling over Japanese Echino fabric for a while now. I'd love some of that! Thanks for the give-away!
I follow Poppy Seed Blog!!!
I love the Pearl Bracelet bundle from Hello Pilgrim and Outfoxed by Lizzy House and Andover Fabrics! The circles are just so spectacular.
I follow Poppy Seed Fabrics Blog.
LOVE the Grand Bazaar bundle!
I follow their blog :)
I love the Flea Market Fancy! I would love to do a quilt in this!
It's a toss-up for me between the chevrons and FMF! Thanks for the giveaway!!
I love the chubby owls kawaii fabric in blue. So adorable!
I luv the peak hour line and actually was looking at it last nite!mngonna use that coupon! Thanks
I follow the poppyseed blog.
Oh wow, I love the Rosa Pomar Ribbon Elephants. So cute!
Picking a favorite is almost impossible! I just love those little Urban Zoology birdhouses though. :)
I follow poppyseed!
I follow the poopy seed blog. Thanks so much!
I also follow them with Friend Connect.
The Kawaii cuties are incredible!
I love the create your own bundles, most definitely! :) Thanks for the chance!
I follow their blog in my google reader. Good luck everyone!
I just found out about the Ghastlies - what cute but creepy pictures! Don't you want to know the back stories on some of those characters?
I just joined the Poppy Seed blog. Thanks for the give away!
I'm liking the Riley Blake Chevrons too.
I started following Poppyseed's blog by email and I liked her on FB too.
I'm lovin' the Peak Hour and the Chevrons!
I love the Alphabet Soup fabrics! Adorable!
I love the Ghastiles PART 2! Thanks for the giveaway!
So many wonderful things to choose from. The Pearl Bracelet bundle looks so fun! Thanks for such a generous giveaway.
I'm a follower of Poppy Seed blog! jen(dot)piggybay(at)gmail(dot)com
I'm loving the Where's my Mustache? fabric! jen(dot)piggybaby(at)gmail(dot)com
I just started following Poppyseed's Blog! :)
I really love the Indian Summer collection! Pretty pinks and browns.
I really liked the Indian Summer line as well as the Flea Market Fancy!!!!
I like Riley Blakes & Doodlebug designs Tuxedo in Grey.
My favorites are all those chevrons!
I follow Poppyseesd's blog.
Oh my. What a grand giveaway! I'm crushing on flea market fancy. Oh! And some of the gingham. LOVE gingham. She has a lovely blue gigham and a yellow one.
I am another lover of the Chevrons but, just to mix things up a bit, I will say that the Fly a Kite bundles are my favorites!
I love the pearl braclet bundle! Thanks for the chance to win.
I too like the Chevrons, but since I see the Ghastlies in there, I'm going to have to say The Ghastlies. I'm a Halloween fanatic!
I'm also a follower of Poppy Seed Fabrics blog. :)
I've been eyeing the Chevrons for awhile now. I'm loving the "create your own bundle" concept. Thank you for a chance to win!
I love the Flea Market Fancies--Posies. I see turquoise and grey and they both make my heart flip a little!
I'm a follower of Poppyseed's blog. :-)
The Hello Kitty fabrics are really cute- I have some nieces that would just love projects made from it!
I love the Chevrons from Riley Blake. So graphic & fun colors too.
I'm now so in love with the Aneela Hooey prints (any of them) .. It helps that I met her this weekend at our quilt guild meeting :) The Hello Kitty prints are pretty cute though and I have a niece named Kitty :)
and I now follow their blog!
It was so hard to narrow down a favorite! I landed on Designer solid and Chevron half Yard bundle, 12 total. They perfectly match and I can imagine so many fabulous things to do with them!
I am a follower on her blog too!
I am a new follower of Poppyseed's blog, thanks.
I like The Ghastlies pt 2, they are too funny!
Following, check.
Love the Chevrons! The pick-your-own bundles are a great idea.
The Peak Hour collection has caught my eye - with 3 little boys, there are plenty of fun things I would like to make with that line!
I know we all see chevrons everywhere, but I still find them so crisp and fun. I think I'd have to go with those. Thanks for the giveaway!
So many wonderful fabrics! I love the Where's My Mustache novelty fabric! Thanks for the giveaway :)
I'm following her blog!
And I just started following Poppy Seed's blog!
Hi - I love the variety of Create Your own Bundle Options!! Thanks for the chance...Sarah (firstname.lastname@example.com)
I love the chevron fabric!
What a great selection - I will have to remember this etsy shop when I purchase fabric for a future project. If I were making a purchase today - I know the "Peak Hour" fabric (I would go with a layer cake) would be a hit with my three boys.
I follow their blog!
LOVE Grand Bazaar by Patty Young.
I love The Ghastiles. So artistic. :)
I followed the Poppy Seed blog. Love it.
I just to a walk around the shop, they have beautiful fabrics!
The best offering ist the pick your own 10-piece FQ bundle, I´ll sure do that some day.
Happy Easter!
the new flea market fancy fabric is gorgeous! it's a wonderful shop.
My very favorite material is Riley Blake.....any kind! It is great for grandchildren! Great shop!
And...I just became a follower
Right now I am in love with Chevron's by RB
I love the flea market fancy line - but I would be ecstatic to win some of the walk in the woods :)
The Peak Hour collection is very nice :)
I am now a follower of poppy seed fabrics' blog :)
I love the Timeless Treasures fabrics!
I love Tina Givens' Haven's Edge!
Tough choices -chevrons, pearl bracelet, or FMF! All three are high on my list!!
I love the Ghastlies right now! I'm dying to make something from them, if I can bring myself to cut them up.
I'm now following the Poppy Seed blog!
And I'm now following Poppy Seed's blog! Thanks for introducing this great shop and blog - and for the chance to win!!!
Love the Echino fabrics!
Love the Ghastlies, amongist all the other fabric goodness. I really can't imagine what it would be like to be surrounded by shelves of beautiful fabic.
I'm already a Poppy Seed Blog follower :o)
Stash Builder, BROWNS custom Fat Quarter bundle, 10 total is just right to fill a hole in my stash ... i need a little brown for my applique.
Wow! Great site! I love the Aneela Hoey A Walk in the Woods FQ bundle! Great for a cozy lap quilt!
i've signed up to follow poppy blog ... enjyed browsing through past posts. thanx for the chance to win a nice aneela hoey precut.
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Love the Urban Zoologie ladybug print! So cute! Thanks!
I added Poppy Seed's blog to my list! I am really loving the Fly a Kite by October Afternoon for Riley Blake fabrics. So cute. I'm so in love with the cutesy juvenile prints right now!
I need a boy fabric to make something for a friend and I really like the Kellie Wulfsohn collection for Riley Blake. So cute!
Love love love the poppyseed.
I've been drooling over their chevrons and the rose cuddle fabric. Well, and the ruffle fabric, but I finally caved and bought that last week!
I'm a follower of PSF!
I love "the Ghastiles' print.. so fun!
new Poppy Seed follower!
I also am a follower of Poppy seed fabrics!
My favorite is the:"Where's my mustache" in taupe from Alexander Henry... -Fat quarter. Thanks for the giveaway. :)
I love poppyseed fabrics and follow her on Facebook as well as her blog.
I've been eyeing the walk in the woods far quarter bundle for ages!
I love the Peak Hour! So much fun! Thanks for the great giveaway
Haha, she has "where's my stache?" That's definitely my fav!
I am also a Poppy Seed follower!
I love their pick your own bundles scheme. That's awesome!
Aaand I am now a follower of Poppy Seed!
They have fabric with moustaches???? Yay.
Tina Givens Haven's Edge, Vintage Lime was my favorite but I like some of everything :) Thanks for the chance to win.
And I now follow the blog :)
I like the chevron and solid set and also the aqua ruffle fabric.
My favorite are those green Flea Market Fancy seeds/eyelets! Thanks for the chance to win.
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Go Mobile: http://mobile.fosters.com Oyster River softball believes elusive win is near
Sunday, May 5, 2013
DURHAM ― The Oyster River High School softball team makes the same number of excuses for its plight over the last five years as it has wins since 2007.
In the St. Thomas game on April 17, the teams were tied 8-8 after six innings. The Saints scored three in the top of the seventh to win 11-8. Although the game was exciting and close, it was still an all-too-familiar result, a loss. "I told them they had nothing to hang their heads about," Rowe said. "We played a great game. They got a couple of good hits, and we unfortunately had one error that kind of cost us. I told them to take what they learned from the last game and carry it over." Senior outfielder Gina Kliska said she and her teammates have the physical skills to succeed, but sometimes let a bad inning or two get in their heads. "In the middle of an inning, if we get down, it affects us a lot," Kliska said. "You can work with a team on their physical abilities, but you can't make them change their attitude."
Kliska transferred to Oyster River her junior season from Timberlane, which, it's worth mentioning, currently sits atop the Division I standings at 10-1.
"It would be like winning the World Series," Salvati said. "Last year we were in the same place we are now, but when I was a freshman and a sophomore, it was nothing like it is now."
It's not just the seniors who would savor the Oyster River program's first win in more than half a decade.
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quote:Jacoby Davis Running Back for Vermillion Catholic314 yards on 22 carries. Is LSU recruiting this kid. He was the offensive state MVP last year in 1A. He was the outstanding athelete at the Alabama camp this past summer. I dont here talk about him.
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The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) sets the third week of May as National Dog Bite Prevention Week to focus on educating people about preventing dog bites. It reports that small children, the elderly and Postal Service carriers — in that order — are the most frequent victims of dog bites.
"There are many things you can do to avoid dog bites, ranging from properly training and socializing your pet to educating children," said Wright, a professor in the Department of Pathobiology in Auburn's College of Veterinary Medicine. "It's always important to know how to approach a dog, especially if you do not own it. Information and education are the best solutions for this public health problem."
For instance, some gestures by people can be, to a dog, threatening, even if the person doesn't mean it that way. "Actions that can frighten a dog, potentially resulting in a bite, include running from a dog, screaming or making frantic gestures, making direct eye contact, directly facing or standing over a dog, or reaching out to make contact," he said.
"Canines often communicate anxiety or fear by wrinkling the muzzle, growling, tensing lips or facial muscles, freezing and holding his breath, directly staring or holding his tail up in place," he said. "Understanding these cues could prevent a bite."
With an estimated 70 million dogs living in U.S. households, millions of people – most of them children – are bitten by dogs every year. The majority of these bites, if not all, are preventable.
Wright, whose primary teaching interests at Auburn involve public health, disaster medicine, wildlife diseases and epidemiology, says taking the time to educate yourself about how to treat and respect an animal can prevent most incidents.


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Artist: Reya Veltman
Location: Geleen, The Netherlands
Web site: Reyart
Blog: Reyaveltman
What do you create?
At the moment, predominantly felted accessories and home decor.
How did you come up with your business name?
I tend to dabble in a few fields (drawing, painting, linoprinting, photography, felting etc.) and wanted something simple which encompassed all my creative endeavors, all my artwork. It's a play on words combining my first name 'Reya' and the word 'art'.
When and why did you decide to start your business?
My business started on the 1st of February 2008. Although I had been creating for as long as I can remember, it was only when it really took off in Etsy did I think that this could be a serious gig.
Where do you get your inspiration for your projects?
Nature is a huge inspiration for me. I adore the irregular, organic shapes you come across while walking through the woods or along the beach. Many of the neutral, earthy tones are also reflected in my work. I also find that the simple beauties of everyday life can be immensely inspiring.
Which of the tools you use is your favorite?
I would have to say my hands. During the wetfelting process, the only materials involved are your hands, the wool, and soapy water. There is a small level of control when felting in this manner, and you can use your hands to shape an object, but after a while, you need to let the felting process run its own course. It's this idea which appeals to me; the conscious forming of an object in the beginning stages, then allowing it to felt together into the finished piece, and feeling that transformation in your hands.
You work in different mediums. Which one is your favorite or the one you couldn't live without?
Felting, definitely. It's a new found love, and one which I feel I have a lot yet to learn.
What would be a dream project that you'd love to work on?
I've got three. The first being a set of larger than life felted lamp shades in irregular shapes of elongated pods. Hard to describe, I know, but give me a pencil and pad and I'll sketch it out for you. The reason behind this, white handmade felt and light is a magical combination. Just the thought of the translucency and softness of the felt, the visible fibers, and pure magnitude of the lampshades makes me swoon.
The second being a large rug made entirely of felted pebbles stitched together. My felted pebbles are made using actual rocks, but the pebbles of this floor piece would be made only of wool roving. Can you imagine just walking barefoot on that? And last of all, anything having to do with Marcel Wanders.
What advice would you give to someone starting a creative business?
Stay focused and positive. Accept that there will be good times and slow times, and keep creating nonetheless.
What's the most important thing you'd like people to know/understand about your work?
That every single piece is made with love, as corny as it sounds. There's so much of myself and my thoughts in every single item I make.
What have you learned about yourself through your work?
The most important thing I've learnt is to be creative for myself. There was a time long ago when I felt I was creating for others, felt too influenced by other people's opinions, and was too fixated on what everyone else thought about my art. Glad to say that it's no longer so. Now I make art which appeals to me, and just follow my own flow of thoughts when creating.
If you had the time, what new craft/medium would you like to learn or use?
Pottery! I've wanted to try my hand at pottery and ceramics for years, and coincidentally, I've already registered for a course next year. Starts January.
What's your definition of a perfect day?
Waking up to a warm and sunny day in Paris with my dear husband. Fresh croissants, lots of photo-taking, and frequent cafe breaks with moleskine at hand. Perfection!
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quote: Payton is. He's the head coach. Just the way it is ... I think even Coach Payton appreciates and understands this.
quote:Completely agree and that's basically what Payton meant in his "apology."
quote:Recent history shows that you guys probably would've had a slightly better record than this years but nothing was assured even if SP was there to coach all season. AND even if you had made the playoffs, please see what happened the last 2 years. Again, nothing was for sure. You could've lost to any of the playoff teams this year. Who knows...
quote:We were actually below average in terms of opposing player injuries, but we need not look at facts do we?
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Blood Lord wrote:As Ro said, we need healers. One of the mages that stepped out was a healer, and also a child. So I don't have a problem with it, I was going to play with the other one anyways, but looks like I still could do the same thing... if it hadn't been deformed by Rainbow Factory, BUT that is a different discussion all together. So yes, as long as it works, you can ship your character into the RP.
Now if you need a summary of the RP events, tell me and I can happily do a quick recap for you. As for the actual universe itself I can explain things to you or you can read the mile long post I had for this. There are a lot of wiki articles to provide ease in researching, and I modified the world a little bit to allow lovers of fantasy to be able to interact with it and not have to know everything about Dragon Age.
Hiroko wrote:Speaking of that, I'm thinking of making my character into a Quel'Elhen Elf, and I've noticed there seems to be a naming convention of sorts for elves? Do you think having the name "David" for an elf would be fine, or would I have to do something to that name for it to fit?
Hiroko wrote:Anyway, a recap of what happened would be nice
Hiroko wrote:Given how many articles there are, which ones in particular do you think I would need to read for this particular RP?
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