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- What day are you born on?
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- Can you stimulate your own immune system? I work with people that are faced with life challenging illnesses such as cancer, AIDS, leukemia PNH, etc. It's very interesting how some people can fight these illnesses in spite of a bleak picture that the...
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- A Treatise on Astral Projection
- There are certain aspects of the astral dimension and the projection process that are very complicated. Much of it is misunderstood and it can all be very confusing at times. This series of articles attempts to shed a little light on the subject, and...
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- A Treatise on Astral Projection, Part 3: The Rope Techniques
- A key ingredient to the new projection techniques is an invisible, imaginary ROPE hanging from your ceiling. This ROPE will be used to exert dynamic pressure at a single point on your astral body to force its separation from the physical. The ROPE technique...
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- A Treatise on Astral Projection, Part 2: Training
- To trigger the projection of the Astral body, while fully conscious, there are four major requirements: Relaxing your body 100% while staying awake. Concentrating 100% on what you are doing. Having enough energy available. Pressuring the astral body to...
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- Morrison, Dorothy
- Dorothy is a Wiccan High Priestess of the Georgian tradition and an avid practitioner of the ancient arts for over 20 years. She teaches the Craft to students throughout the US and in Australia. Her interests include archery and bowhunting, magical herbalism,...
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- Nonetheless, if you haven't, the additional $60 (it has an India price of Rs. 4,990) makes a deal a whole lot less sweeter than Sony would like you to believe. Right now pre-orders are slated to open internationally.
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- "Ayn Rand is my hero," yet another student tells me during office hours. "Her writings freed me. They taught me to rely on no one but myself.
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- Growing up surrounded by music, Carole Lynne's musical education has ranged from the informal training of her parents teaching her how to sing jazz to formal instruction at The Juilliard School of Music, University of Michigan Music School, and The American...
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- Creative Visualization
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- Affirmations
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The Department has a range of programs and initiatives that support early years providers, schools and families to keep children, students and young people healthy and safe.
Resources and guidance on violence prevention and respectful relationships education in schools.
The new Child Safe Standards will ensure the safety and wellbeing of children in schools and early childhood services.
LOOKOUT Centres are designed to boost the capacity of schools, child protection and out of home care services to improve educational outcomes for children and young people living in out of home care.
A program providing school uniforms, shoes, books and more to families to help disadvantaged students access the best possible chance to reach their potential.
The Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund helps ensure that no student misses out on the opportunity to join their classmates for important, educational and fun activities.
A program providing a free and healthy breakfast in disadvantaged primary schools to students who may otherwise arrive at school hungry.
An initiative supporting families, service providers and communities to offer the best environment, experiences and care to children in the important early years, from pregnancy through to school age.
The Victorian Government funds Safe Schools Coalition Victoria to help schools combat homophobia and transphobia and create inclusive school environments.
Bully Stoppers supports students, parents, teachers and principals in working together to make sure schools are safe and supportive places, where everyone is empowered to help reduce the incidence of bullying in all Victorian schools.
The Doctors in Secondary Schools initiative is delivering on the election commitment to fund general practitioners (GPs) to attend 100 of Victoria's schools to provide medical advice and health care to those students most in need.
Making sure students who use the bus network in Victoria travel safely through a program that teaches them a simple 'Stop, look, listen and think' message.
Department drug education programs are focused on prevention and are a key priority for Victorian government schools as part of a sector-wide response to drug-related issues.
This initiative helps schools and children's services make sure they are well prepared to deal with emergencies and natural disasters and that the safety of all children and staff is the priority.
Attending school each and every day is one of the building blocks for a great education. The Every Day Counts initiative outlines the importance of school attendance.
This blended learning course provides teachers with the skills and knowledge to maintain a safe and orderly classroom environment for meaningful learning.
School Sport Victoria provides sporting opportunities for students and supports teachers to deliver quality physical and sport education programs in schools.
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Generic Name: rizatriptan
Pill imprint 266 MRK has been identified as Maxalt 5 mg.
Maxalt is used in the treatment of migraine and belongs to the drug class antimigraine agents. Risk cannot be ruled out during pregnancy. Maxalt 5 mg is not a controlled substance under the Controlled Substance Act (CSA).
- Generic Name:
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- Strength:
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- Shape:
- Elliptical / Oval
- Availability:
- Prescription only
- Drug Class:
- Antimigraine agents
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- C - Risk cannot be ruled out
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- National Drug Code (NDC):
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- lactose monohydrate
microcrystalline cellulose
corn starch
ferric oxide red
magnesium stearate
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Street Fighter x Mega Man
Today is the 25th anniversary of the release of the original Mega Man, a series-spawning platformer-shooter starring a blue robot with a gun for a hand who traverses dangerous levels and defeats robot bosses, gaining a new weapon with each boss he defeats. In celebration, Capcom has officially released a fan game, Street Fighter x Mega Man, with the Street Fighter cast (who made their own debut twenty five years ago in August) taking the role of the bosses. Watch the trailer or download it from Capcom's website!
Not changed: the Spread Gun is still ridiculous.
Super Mario Bros. Crossover 2.0 is out! An expansion on the original game, which let you play as various NES characters transplanted into Super Mario Bros., but using the rules and abilities of those characters from their original games, version 2 offers more special abilities, more characters, and your choice of audiovisual "skins" based on four Mario games from the NES, SNES, and Gameboy, along with one based on Demon Returns. There's even instructions for playing with a gamepad! For more information, see the Super Mario Bros. Crossover Wiki or watch the exciting Super Mario Bros. Crossover trailer! [Previously]
Go-Karting with Bowser
Okay, you're good, kid. You've got skills. But do you know how to wheelie, drift, and draft? Do you know how to make the most of your environment? Do you know how to get the sickest air and make the most of your tricks? Huh? Do you know how to make sure you get the best gear? Huh? DO ya? Don't even tell me you know how to dodge blue shells! [more inside]
Videogame players die a thousand deaths, complete with appropriately nostalgic soundtrack. [via BB]
Before everything, there was PLATO
Touch screen. Awesome graphics. Online community. No, I'm not talking about the latest handheld device to hit the market, I'm talking about Control Data's PLATO system. [more inside]
It's not Friday and it's not Flash, but...
What do you get when you mix a fiendishly difficult and addictive puzzle game with the feel of a hack & slash RPG set in a cartoonish, slightly tongue-in-cheek fantasy world? That would be Deadly Rooms of Death (DROD for short). The game is freakin' huge, with 25 levels filled with unique rooms, and it also happens to be free.
You still can't shoot the dog
Duck Doom Deluxe is a version of the old NES Duck Hunt game skinned to use the FPS gun/hand graphics from the original Doom. Windows only, apologies...
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so i just bought a LAN adapter ( http://tinyurl.com/yj79st7 )
trying to connect to the internet:
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- tested the connection (it connected)
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the update was very slow, and hour and not even 10% completed. i looked at my package and there was a cd and instalation instructions. do i need to follow the instructions to be able to update?
help please?
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First I'd check the instructions and make sure you didn't miss anything. Most reviews say the drive CD isn't needed. What kind of modem are you plugging this into? Cable/dsl? What brand name modem? Motorola/Westell? Have you tried a different piece of CAT5 cable? Does the internet channel work? If so, go to speedtest.net on the internet channel and check your bandwitdh.
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By SDMS
No way, can't leave no more
What am I supposed to do without you
To make you mine is all I wanna do
Step by step as I approach
I say to myself I need a coach
I know you can read my mind
You're the best that a man can find
All night long you take the lead
Stay with me you're all I need
Please make this moment last
Time is running really fast
Something tells me you must go
Why, I need to know
Do you think we will meet again
If not my future'll never begin
I'll be your midnite blaze
Brighter than the moon and stars
Guide you thru the cave of love
I'm gonna dance till the morning
Take my place to shine
When you see the light is not from me
You know it's too late
I'll be your midnite blaze
Brighter than the moon and stars
Guide you thru the cave of love
I'm gonna dance till the morning
Take my place to shine
When you see the light is not from me
Told you it's too late
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'Trust your first instincts' they say, however when trying to think of my favourite album of the year, that is fast closing in on us, I really did struggle to think of any at all to pick.
I suppose part of the reason could be pinned on the disposable nature of buying music in the digital stratosphere we find ourselves currently in, coupled with my current income which after paying rent and bills I would rather fritter on a crate of beer than a collection of songs (I know, a shocking admittal from an amateur music writer.). At least you know what you are getting with the previous.
The important aspect of my current purchasing clime is that I find myself to be rather picky due simply to the fact that as a music lover living in the 21st century we can take and choose from albums from many bands in the mesh networks vast CD rack. One such band that led me on a journey from two tracks, to three, then four, and finally giving up to consume the entire piece of work, was Cokefloat by Paws.
Paws are a three piece from a plethora of Scottish towns including the ever popular Glasgow and less so Tain. It was here that they first jammed out a bunch of notes before being let down by a generator powering the hard working backdrop for their guitars. Luckily they didn't give up, and their debut full legnth offering, in my opinion, is a triumph of lyrical and melodic content.
It isn't by any means ironed out and rightly so. These stories led by singer and guitarist, Philip, deserve to be belted out with such audacious passion. Notable songs such as 'Homecoming', a stern note to a former youthful friend with the headline that he deserved the pipe to the face he took, or 'Bloodline' paying acknowledgement to unfortunate illnesses amongst loved ones, really paint wonderful pictures that display a blissful contrast to their lo-fi musical simplicity.
It may help that I have been lucky enough to see these fine chaps live and can feel the upbeat of every note thanks to the memory of an engaging and energetic thirty minutes; however every track really resonates with me and it sits happily everywhere from being stuck on an iPod dock at a house party to being played in my parents car.
If you, like me, struggle occasionally to buy a full LP for whichever reason that may be, then do yourself a favour and click on to the world wide web and find yourself a 79p rendition of 'Jellyfish' by the band (That's even cheaper than most places you'll grab a vodka coke!). Simple chords, simple story (from what I can gather) and a simple melody but cranked up to the 6th gear with an endearing urgency and distorted vocal that really makes Paws, Paws.


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Event: The University of Texas at Austin Department of Theatre and Dance presents Steven Dietz's award-winning play for young audiences, "Still Life with Iris."
When: Nov. 5, 6 and 7 at 8 p.m., and Nov. 9 at 2 p.m.
Where: B. Iden Payne Theatre, Winship Drama Building, 300 E. 23rd Street. Map and directions available online.
Background: "Still Life with Iris" was written by Theatre and Dance faculty member and award-winning playwright Steven Dietz. The script engages audiences of all ages and was the first play written for young audiences to receive the Kennedy Center's prestigious Fund for New American Plays Award. The story chronicles a young girl's quest to regain her memory, her past and her home.
Tickets are $20 for adults, $17 for UT faculty/staff and $15 for students, available online or 512-477-6060.
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text: Butterflies on Strings - The Suitcase Kid by Covert PR published on 2011-12-20T22:43:24Z PRESS RELEASE for immediate release BUTTERLIES ON STRINGS 'What did John Stuart Mill say again?' NEW EP released 20 february 2012 on the kaleidoscope label PRESS QUOTES: * "a bit of fresh air in this time of fuzzed out this or synthesized that. Nice." – THE BURNING EAR * "hopeful, hook-y, guitar pop that is straightforward and fun ... Style Etoile is buyin' what they're sellin'." - STYLE ETOILE * "In a word, excellent." - ABSOLUTE RADIO QUICK FACTS: * Garry Crowley's BBC 'London Calling' act * Featured on Gill Mills' 'Best of MySpace' show * Invited to appear on Kerrang & Q Radio's "New Music" night * Featured artist of the month (June 2011) by PRS for Music * Invited into Red Bull Studios to record * EP produced by Peter Miles (The King Blues, Martin Grech) * Butterflies On Strings are an indie rock, London based 4-piece. Drawing inspiration from bands like Death Cab For Cutie, The Shins, Modest Mouse and Okkervil River, they have managed to create their own unique sound: "hopeful indie-pop with the occasional bit of post-rock thrown in for shameless self indulgence". The EP's lead track is produced by Peter Miles (The King Blues, Martin Grech) and is getting a full general release on The Kaleidoscope Label early 2012. Butterflies On Strings - named after a friend's recurring dream - started life as an electronic indie duo, armed with nothing more than an iPod of backing tracks and some electronic drum arrangements. It wasn't until Patrick made the shift to guitar and they found the two missing members, that the band began to hone their sound and make their mark on the London scene. Butterflies On Strings recently featured as Gary Crowley's 'London Calling' act for his BBC Radio London show. The band were then featured on Gill Mills' 'Best of MySpace' show and were invited to play Danielle Perry and Kate Lawler's Kerrang & Q Radio's 'New Music' night at 93 Feet East. In June 2011 Butterflies On Strings were the featured artist of the month for the PRS For Music. They were then invited to record a live session at the Red Bull Studios in London, which resulted in their "Live From London Bridge" EP. 2011 was a whirlwind year for Butterflies On Strings, but they refuse to rest. 2012 sees the release of this EP before they head into the studio to record new tracks for their follow-up and more. ### For further information, please contact: Managment Cez at Darke Music Management Email firstname.lastname@example.com Public Relations Christiane or Dave at Covert PR Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Butterflies On Strings 'What did John Stuart Mill say again' All Formats Released 20th February 2012 The Kaleidoscope Label .:MUSIC:. http://bitly.com/tg7Prt .:GOOGLE+:. http://bitly.com/sFxazl .:FACEBOOK:. http://on.fb.me/vXFTla .:WEBSITE:. http://bitly.com/s1hiL5 .:MYSPACE:. http://mysp.ac/vOiGgP .:TWITTER:. http://bitly.com/wpLjXR Covert PR are handling: promotion across all media (including national and regional press, online, fanzines and student papers, regional and student radio, and TV) Genre Pop Comment by Covert PR @the-goner: Thanks. Really appreciate the feedback. You're right - of course... ;) 2012/02/13 13:15:08 +0000 Comment by Covert PR @covert-pr: got another comment courtesy of @The Gonner! 2012/02/13 13:14:22 +0000 Comment by E GONE (ex.The Goner) great energy! 2012/02/03 19:45:55 +0000 Comment by Covert PR @frank-apel: We need to share this track to some of the groups out there to see if we can pick up a few more... 2012/01/31 17:14:26 +0000


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Dave Hamel, the promoter of the World Off-Road Championship Series (WORCS), has announced that the WORCS series will expand to a 13-round national off-road series for 2003. Currently, the WORCS series is six rounds and all of the races are held on the west coast, but for '03, the WORCS series will be broken down to six rounds in the west and six rounds in the east, and a final east/west shootout round held at Cooperland in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Three championships will be on the line: WORCS West Championship, WORCS East Championship, and an overall WORCS National Championship.
"We have done this so that the privateer racer will be given the opportunity to compete for a championship in their region if he/she cannot afford to contest the national series," Hamel said. "The amateur series championships will consist of seven races in either the west or east regions. The amateur competitors will be allowed one throwaway in their respective series."
For the Pros all rounds will count towards an overall WORCS national championship, but one throwaway will be allowed per region. The final shootout, however, is mandatory for the pro class.
"Our goal is and has always been to bring all top pro riders together to compete in a series that incorporates all different types of off-road disciplines on a national scale," Hamel says. "With the venues we have obtained we feel we have a truly rounded series, incorporating terrain from tight nasty woods to wide open desert racing and everything in between, hitting 10 and possibly up to 12 off-road markets across the U.S., truly highlighting the talents of the best off-road racers in the country.
"We are committed to bring off-road racing to a new level, to make it better for everyone and to unite every professional off-road racer, manufacturer, and fan in the U.S."
The tentative 2003 WORCS schedule is as follows:
January 11-12 – Phoenix, AZ – West
February 8-9 – TBA – West
February 22-23 – Gilmer, TX – East
March 1-2 – Ocala, FL – East
March 22-23 – Lake Havasu, AZ – West
April 19-20 – Price, UT – West
May 17-18 – Washougal, WA – West
June 7-8 – Morrison, IL (Moose Run) – East
July 19-20 – Millville, MN – East
August 3-3 – Waukon, IA – East
September 27-28 – TBA – East
October 25-26 – Milford, CA – West
November 15-16 – Stillwater, OK – East/West


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Hello, Carla! How was your trip to the new continent? My symphathy is Hungary as you can see. I love Rock´N` Roll and blues but not so much american way, nowadays -anyway my fafourite band CCR Joni - the truly friend of french speaking humang being!
with love from the bottom of my heart!
Thank you, Marion, for your nice comment and L !
Best wishes, Carla
I'm still there, Joni(family visit)!
Thanks for your nice words and especially for the song, I love it!
You are still playing in a band I see, great!
Happy weekend, Carla
Excellent photo
Dear Carla!
Wonderful photo, and beautiful landscape. YS! & Like! I wish you a very nice weekend for you and your family.
Much love, Sanyi
Hi Clara !
You are very pretty in the photo, and I love it.
Thank you for your visit.
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White Light/White Heat.
First, thank you for your encouraging comments on my previous post; I truly appreciate them. In a way, there's something comforting knowing that some things are shared human experiences, growing pains, that we all work through at one time or another.
I had an especially long weekend with time for some mental recuperation, and I'm heading into this week more centered than I've felt in a while; confirmation that I've been spreading myself too thin and not allowing for proper rebound or appropriately prioritizing my life.
In lighter, blog-related topics, one thing that I've been wanting to do, as silly as it may seem, is get these white jeans OFF my sewing table. I've had these Ginger Jeans cut and waiting to be sewn since May. I knew that if I didn't finish them prior to Labor Day, they wouldn't get sewn until next year ( I'm a little bit of a traditionalist with regard to the taboo of wearing white out of season), and UFO's haunt my subconscious.
These jeans were sewn using white denim from MOOD and the Ginger Jeans pattern. My biggest fit issue with my first pair of Gingers is the waistband. So, on my white pair, I borrowed the construction method from the Birkin Flares and cut my waistband two inches smaller than the waist of my jeans, on the stretch grain of the fabric. It helped. However, I think I was too conservative. Next time I will cut the waistband three-four inches smaller. Also, I think I could benefit from shortening the rise another half inch.
All things considered, I'm very happy with the way these turned out and feel another step closer to conquering my 'perfect' jeans. In these photos, I've paired my Gingers with a silk Wiksten Tank that I sewed earlier this summer. The fabric was purchased at Paron during my first trip to the garment district in NYC....three years in the stash.
So, mission accomplished. Jeans complete. Little goals, right? I finished these with two weeks to spare. I've worn them twice already and will probably wear them again before retiring them to the closet until next spring.
This Too Shall Pass.
Is it really the middle of August? Is it possible? I feel like I've lost several months in a fog. My level of productivity with personal projects is at an all time low. I've been struggling to find motivation or energy for even the smallest and most enjoyable things, and it's been, overall, very frustrating to feel simultaneously aware of my current condition yet unable to bolster myself up to a better one.
On a high note, I am very aware of the root cause of my state of mind and have been working to find a way out of my current situation. Solutions pending, I'm in a state of constant limbo. More accurately, I feel like I'm on a teeter-totter alternating between high and low periods without the ability to jump off the ride.
When I can, I've been pushing to spend more time doing the things I enjoy, like sewing and knitting. In a weird way, they are my therapy and moment of zen. A huge reason I tolerate the nagging irritation of my weekday hassle is to afford myself the opportunity to have hobbies, after all. But, unfortunately, the scales have tipped against me. I'm finding that I have less and less time to spend in pursuit of those things I enjoy.
I'm sure that a lot of people feel this way about one thing or another. While I'm working on ways to change my status quo, I try to remind myself that it could be worse, so much worse, than it is. But, that only leads to a different sort of feeling, a sort of ingratitude and selfishness and guilt.
Even now, I feel sorry for reappearing, whining and complaining, after more than a month of blog silence. I haven't even stopped to say, "Hello" or ask how your summers have been; fun, I hope.
I have managed to work on a couple things over the past months. I found this lovely cotton print during a notions run at my local Joann store. Something about it immediately caught my eye and I instantly imagined it as an Alder Dress. After a little rummage through my button stash, I found some perfectly coordinating red, vintage, wooden flower buttons to adorn it.
Inspiration fueled me through this project and I sewed it in a single session. The construction was very familiar for me, since I've sewn the Archer numerous times before. Grainline's patterns are always a delight to work with. I find them to be incredibly well done. The designs are simple, but the attention to detail is superb and I always know I will end up with a garment that is beautiful inside and out.
I continue to remind myself that this is a passing experience and keep finding little pockets of sunshine between the clouds at every chance. And, I do hope to get back to my "normal" self soon. I'm at least to a point where I can see an end in sight, so that's encouraging!
I am thrilled to be contributing a project to the lineup of vintage sewing inspiration parading through your blogroll during the #vintagepledge July Extravaganza hosted by Kerry and Marie.
Each day during the month of July, Kerry and Marie are alternating posts featuring the creations of vintage loving guest bloggers.
Each of the featured projects in the July series has been sewn from either an original or a reissue of a vintage sewing pattern.
I anticipate a nice sampling of styles from different decades and fashion eras throughout the month!
For my part, I'm doing my best to channel my inner Diana and bring you some serious style love straight from the 70's!
On the style spectrum, sewing patterns from the 70's have a lot to offer!
Many pattern designs from the 70's are carefree and a little rebellious, just like the decade that inspired them.
To see my July Extravaganza post with links to more infinity dress tie guides and inspiration, hop over to Kerry's blog and check me out! And, stay tuned! Be sure to add Kerry and Marie to your blogroll in order to fully experience all the #vintagepledge fun!
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It's My Party.
It's my birthday!
There's not a lot exciting about birthdays in your thirties. No major milestones. No new privileges. So, to mark my thirty second birthday I decided to treat myself to something special and frivolous; I sewed a party dress.
I don't have a lot of reasons to wear frilly dresses, so I tend not to sew them often, but I do have some special occasion fabrics stashed away that deserve to be sewn into garments. When I initially started shopping my stash, it was my plan to use a length of blue and white vintage dotted tulle for the skirt of this dress. I searched for a coordinating bodice fabric and found a length of vintage lace.
I didn't want the design on the lace to get lost or blend into my lining fabric, so I chose to use a nude tone cotton to underline. I gathered my skirt fabric and set it aside. Then, I got to work sewing my bodice. When I'd finished, I was pleased with the way my bodice looked, however, I didn't like the way it paired with my tulle. Fortunately, I was able to reconfigure my original plan; I had enough lace to gather into a suitably swishy skirt.
The really fun thing about sewing with fancy fabrics is having the opportunity to play with some different sewing techniques. On my skirt, I used an overlapped lace seaming method. This method gives the illusion that the lace pattern is continuous around the entire skirt and helps the seams appear mostly invisible and blend into the skirt.
Not only is this dress sewn from vintage fabrics, it's sewn using vintage McCall's 5842. This was my second time sewing this pattern so I didn't make a muslin before starting. My bodice is a little roomy, but it's not overly so, and I don't feel the need to tweak it any.
It was fun and a little silly dressing up with no apparent reason today. We took a stroll downtown for something sweet to eat and walked around town. I felt overdressed amongst the crowds of people in t-shirts, but it also made me feel just a little bit special, and that's what birthdays are all about, right?
My Boyfriend's Back.
The sun is shining and temperatures are rising here in Illinois. Weather like this makes it hard to want to spend any amount of time indoors. Lately, the focus of my productivity is heavily concentrated on yard work and gardening. But, there's nothing like a new pattern release to kickstart the creative engine, and the latest Closet Case Patterns got me really revved up and ready to sew!
Morgan Jeans are a relaxed fit boyfriend jean. They're intended for use with rigid, non-stretch denim fabrics. As a newbie jeans maker, I have a limited knowledge base on denim fabric. Mostly, I'm learning about different fabric characteristics as I sew. The denim I used to sew these jeans was purchased at Vogue Fabrics warehouse sale. The warehouse sale provides a great opportunity to get excellent per yard prices on fabric, with the catch that you have to buy entire rolls in order to purchase fabric at those prices. Fortunately, I went to the sale with a group and was able to split two rolls of different denims with other sewers, but I still ended up going home with a giant pile of fabric. I wasn't exactly sure what I would sew with this denim at the time I bought it. I found a jeans pattern for Mike (that I haven't opened yet) that will work well with this denim. If this denim was raw denim at the time I bought it, I completely "ruined" it by pre-washing it as soon as it came into the house. I can't be certain what weight this fabric is, but I estimate it to be either 12oz or 12.5 oz. It's heavier than the other types of denim I've worked with and the lack of stretch fiber makes it fairly inflexible.
Knowing that this fabric would not allow for a lot of flexibility, I decided to cut them a size bigger than I cut my Ginger Jeans. This pair of Morgan jeans are a straight size ten with the rise shortened by 1.25". They sit below my natural waist, but above the fullest part of my hip curve. I cut the full length version of these jeans, because I knew I wanted to have the option to cuff them. After I'd constructed them, I took a solid four inches length from the bottom of the leg before hemming.
Once I'd sewn these jeans together, I decided to be adventurous and do a little bit of distressing. I have to tell you, this was only slightly terrifying. I've never distressed anything before, and the risk of potentially destroying something I'd spent hours creating lingered in the back of my mind the entire time I worked on these. Before getting started, I did a little bit of research. I settled on methods for dry processing my jeans. This basically means, I didn't use any sort of chemical wash or bleach to fade or distress them. Instead, I worked on my jeans while they were dry using sand paper and a lemon zester. I found it very helpful to look at a variety of different jean fades as inspiration. This website has a nice archive of raw denim fades to flip through to see different wear patterns and markings. And, I found this video very helpful as a starting point for figuring out how to position my whiskers and use sandpaper for hand scraping fade patterns down the fronts of my legs, around the curve of my bottom, and over the edges of my waistband and pockets.
The overall effect of my dry processing is subtle, but I assure you, it's a drastically different look from the solid indigo I started out with. The rest of my distressing was done using a lemon zester, my seam ripper and this instructional. I considered going farther with my distressing, but decided to save that for future pairs. Now that my confidence is a little higher, I don't think I'll have any problems shredding into my next pair of Morgan jeans. There's really nothing to fear; I would advise you to practice with your tools before starting to work on your garment. I practiced with three different grits of sandpaper, hand sanding, and power sanding before settling on a combination of 220 grit hand scraping. I also roughed up scraps with my lemon zester before tearing into my jeans. Also, I caution you to take care when you're sanding over any areas of top stitching. I was careless and accidentally popped a couple stitches.
Up top, I'm wearing a Wiksten Tank. This is one of those patterns I bought ages ago and let sit in the corner. Now, I'm kicking myself, because I could have a stack of these sewn and in rotation if I had been better about organizing my projects and priorities. This is a fabulous summer top! There's nothing fussy about it, which is exactly why it's so great. I sewed this version using a border print rayon purchased at an estate sale. This pattern was wonderful for letting the fabric shine, and the pocket really let me highlight the print. I chose to eliminate the armhole and neckline bindings on this. I didn't feel they were necessary. Instead, I double folded and stitched each, just as I did the hem.
I'm very pleased with the results of both these patterns, and know that I'll be sewing each of them again. Now that it's consistently nice outside, I'm starting to think more about summer sewing. I don't have any specific plans at this point, but I'm leaning in the direction of separates with scattered dresses. I sewed a lot of dresses last year and I think I could benefit from incorporating a bit more variety. We'll see how things play out. What sewing plans do you have set for the shifting season?
Month of May.
It's that time of year! It's MAY! Spring is on its way (in theory) and makers from all corners of the internet pledge to flaunt their Me-Made wardrobes throughout the course of the month!
This is my third year participating in Me-Made May. Already, this year is a little different for me than it has been in years past. I'm proud to say that I've done great work of building a really wearable wardrobe over the course of the last year! Previously, I found myself scrounging in the back of my closet for makes that never see the light of day and struggling to incorporate those garments into wearable outfits. This year, my biggest obstacle is making sure that I keep up with the laundry, because all of my favorite makes rotate through my wardrobe cycle on a regular basis!
I'm also very pleased to say that my efforts to sew more pants are paying off! All of my pants see a lot of love, including the pants in this post. These pants are my second pair of Manhattan Trousers. I cut and sewed this pair exactly as I sewed my first pair. The fabric I used for this version is a lighter weight wool suiting fabric, and surprise, the fit is different than with my first pair. However, that's not a bad thing in this instance. My first pair fit nicely, but I wish I had allowed for more room in the thigh to accommodate for sitting ease. This pair is much less rigid and doesn't feel at all restrictive when I sit. It's just another instance where I'm learning the subtle differences fabric choice makes in the final product. I'm curious to see how the fit changes with cottons and other types of wool. I plan to sew a small arsenal of these pants and already have some other basic bottom weight fabrics picked out of the stash. It's easy to build on a good foundation, and these pants serve that purpose.
Up top, I'm wearing a Grainline Studios Lark Tee. This pattern is just a really great basic tee pattern. Simple as that. A good tee is probably the most utilitarian garment a person can have.
For the duration of May, I've pledged to wear at least two Me-Made Outfit components each day, and I'm posting my daily updates on instagram (tresbienmichelle). Are you participating in MMMay16? What have you challenged yourself to accomplish with your makes this month?
Twist and Shout.
Spring sweater might sound like an oxymoron to people in some parts of the world; here a spring day typically contains weather elements from each of the four seasons. Truly, the saying, "If you don't like the weather, wait fifteen minutes" gets thrown around ad nauseam from March until June while mother nature sorts herself out. It's crucial for a person to have all forms of apparel readily available at all times.
This particular sweater is Jean from issue 14 of Pom Pom Quarterly, knit using Lil Weasel house brand yarn that I purchased during our trip to Paris last fall. (worn here with my latest pair of Birkin Flares). The jewel toned yarns in PPQ14 are what initially caught my eye when they were released. I bought this yarn specifically with Jean in mind, and I knew I wanted a bright color. It's warm enough to really classify as jewel toned...The shade is softer and fairly aquamarine hued. Perfect for spring.
I knit size 1 of this pattern and find that it fits great but is just slightly bigger than I'd prefer at the bottom band. This, I'm sure can be attributed to the garter stitch, which, isn't the best stitch for the job, IMO. It does tie the cuffs and the cowl together nicely. If I were to do this again, I'd likely keep the garter and just knit fewer rows for a snugger fit.
Fat Bottomed Girls.
More jeans. I did warn you about my denim buying spree. I'm completely determined for each of those fabrics to land in my closet in the form of finished garments, pronto. It's not stash if it never lands there, right? I try not to over-plan my sewing projects, but I do typically have a loose list of things I'd like to accomplish. Right now, that list includes a variety of separates to mix & match. Jeans are at the top of the priority list, because they're a four season garment for me.
This particular pair of jeans, however, are better suited to spring and summer than they are fall and winter. These are sewn using a Japanese Denim from Mood. As I said before, all the denims I bought are very different. If I had to make a comparison, I'd say this denim most closely compares to the 9oz cone denim I used to sew my first pair of Ginger Jeans, because this denim has a similar/high amount of stretch. This Japanese denim is, however, even lighter weight than the 9oz Cone Denim.
I used the Birkin Flares pattern for this pair of jeans. Following my first experience, I knew I wanted to make a couple minor changes to my second pair. I left this pair two inches longer than my first pair and took all the length from the line above the knee. I also tapered the leg between the thigh and the knee to really exaggerate the flare. Finally, since this denim has such a high amount of stretch, I cut them smaller than I had previously. This pair combines the rise of the size 26, the waist of the size 27 and the hip of the size 28.
I do wish this denim was a bit heavier. I think it would help prevent the outlines of the pocket bags from appearing so prominently on the outside of the jeans and make it easier to tuck a shirt into them. But, overall, I'm satisfied with how they turned out.
On the subject of shirts, this one is the Pauline Alice Carme Blouse. I made this blouse once before, alongside Nathalie. At the time I made it, I wasn't sure how I felt about this pattern. Since then, I've worn that blouse plenty! Currently, 70's style, peasant blouses are flashing all over my radar, so I decided I could use a couple more shirts from this pattern in my life. This pattern has some great details incorporated into it. The pin-tucked front yoke and the sleeve tabs make this pattern both interesting to sew and to look at. The colors in this fabric are best represented above. (The sun was playing peek-a-boo on us and it made it very difficult to capture both the shirt and the jeans accurately at the same time.)
My shirt fabric is estate sale stash fabric. In all likeliness, this cotton fabric is from the 70's, and I thought it was entertaining that the color scheme contained three of Pantone's trending colors for Spring 2016 (Peach Echo, Buttercup & Green Flash). It was a perfect storm. It's like this fabric was telling me what it wanted to be.
The Jean Genie
Following my first flirtation with jeans sewing, I went on a denim buying bender. I had a general understanding what I was looking for based on the recommendations of other jeans sewing bloggers, but I was completely surprised by the packages that landed on my doorstep!
The first two denims I bought are Cone Denim from Threadbare Fabrics. I bought yardage of both the 9oz S-gene and the 10.5 S-gene knowing that they were different weights but not thinking too deeply into it. WELL, these are two totally different fabrics! The 9oz is VERY stretchy while the 10.5 oz is nearly rigid. I was surprised, actually, how little stretch the 10.5 oz has. They are both beautiful. And, they are both considerably lighter than the denim I used when I sewed my Birkin Flares. I was a little confused by the contrast between them, then my next fabric delivery landed on my doorstep.
My second shipment of denim came from Mood. I ordered two Japanese Denims: Palace Blue (sold out)& Proenza Schouler Black. I also bought a generic White Denim. You guys. They are all totally different. None of the five denims I bought feels or behaves entirely similar to another. On a whole, my confusion deepened. But, I officially understood why both Lauren and Heather included instructions to BASTE fit before sewing any final stitching. Fabric always plays a role in the final fit of a garment, but when it comes to fitting jeans, fabric and fit are completely entangled!
I can say with confidence that I will have to sew different pattern sizes for each of those five different denims. The jeans in this post are sewn using the Ginger Jeans Pattern and 9oz Indigo Cone Denim. This was my first time sewing this pattern, and it was a really excellent experience. The pattern is well written, the instructions are clear, and Heather includes a series of tips and pointers on sewing jeans at the forward of the instructions that I found very handy and helpful. At this point in my sewing experience, I've only worked with five pants patterns, but of those five patterns, Heather's method for installing a fly is my ABSOLUTE favorite.
I very highly recommend this pattern to anyone looking to sew jeans. That said, I don't think this is the perfect pattern for MY BODY. My body is: petite. When I was deciding which size(s) to cut, I chose the lowest possible rise of the high waisted version. My hope was to achieve a mid-rise jean. And, I think that I achieved that, but I still could use a smidgen reduction in the rise. My body is: bottom-heavy. I have all my curve below the waist. And, that curve is quite dramatic. I also have thick thighs. SO, even with grading between sizes, I ended up with my most common RTW fit issue, gap waist. My finished Ginger jeans look and fit as well as most RTW jeans, but my goal with sewing is to have jeans that fit better than RTW.
The thing I like least about this pattern (really it's the only thing I can think of that I disliked) is that the waistband is cut to the same size as the actual waist measurement of the jeans. Since I sewed the Birkin Flares first, I was spoiled by Lauren's method of cutting the waistband on the stretch grain of the fabric with negative ease. Stretch easing the jeans to the waistband creates a REALLY nice fit between the hip and the waist, because it pulls everything inward.
I do want to have more pairs of skinnies in my closet. I think my next attempt will be a mash-up of the two patterns mentioned. (Binger Jeans?). And, I am head over heels for the 9oz Cone Denim I used on this pair. The color is BEAUTIFUL and it's lovely to wear. More of this fabric is on my shopping list... as soon as I finish sewing through my first denim splurge. :-D
All Together Now.
At the onset of the year, I (un)officially deemed 2016 my "year of the trousers". I've been wanting to sew pants for a long time. I've collected a large pile of pants patterns in anticipation. I've stashed a wide range of bottom weight fabrics. Everything was ready and waiting for me.
I procrastinated pants sewing as long as I possibly could. I finally reached a breaking point. I completely backed myself into a corner. You see, for the same amount of time that I've been collecting pants patterns and fabrics, I also completely stopped buying RTW pants. I get a lot of mileage from my clothing, typically, but my dress pants were loved to death. I had a choice to make. Cave-in and buy pants or stop being such a wimp and sew some stinking pants, already!
TA DAH! My first pair of Manhattan trousers! Like most projects that I procrastinate on, these were far less daunting than I'd imagined them to be! Actually, this pattern goes together VERY quickly and VERY easily. The instructions are simply written and clear. The pants look exactly as expected by the line drawing. The pattern fit was on point with the way the provided measurements suggested these would fit. Also, this pattern is designed with petite body types in mind, so I didn't need to do any tweaking to the rise, which was a nice little pattern prepping treat!
As I mentioned, my pants situation is fairly desperate at the moment, so I've decided to start my mission with some solid basic items. These were sewn using a medium weight wool suiting fabric. The fit is fairly decent right out of the envelope. This fabric is very stable and doesn't have any stretch component to it. So, on future versions with similar types of fabric, I think I will give myself a little more room in the upper thigh. I don't notice any tightness in them until I sit, then the thigh is a little snug. I'm eager to make more of these pants. As soon as I can get a few pairs of neutral, (boring)basic pairs in my closet, I'd like to have a pair or two of bright color or patterned pairs.
Also, photographed in this post is my Lightweight Pullover. This pattern, by Hannah Fettig, has been in my favorites/queue for ages. Over the winter when I sorted through my stash and matched yarn to patterns, I made sure to include it in the mix. The yarn I used is Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino. I love this yarn. I purchased this particular yarn from an estate sale, but I would specifically seek out and buy it again for future projects. It has a really gorgeous feel and drape, and the microfiber component of the blend provides a nice element of stability/structure to the final garment. I feel like I used to be really resistant to any yarn blend that included the tiniest amount of synthetic fiber, but I'm coming around.
There isn't anything complicated about this pattern. It was a really wonderful social knitting project. I do recommend having a side-project on hand to offset the boredom of knitting a mile of stockinette. Whining aside, it knits fast, and I do think the resulting garment is worth it. This sweater is really easy to wear. It dresses-up just as easily as it dresses down. Just as its name suggests, this is a nice light sweater. It's been great for unpredictable bursts of chilly spring weather.... we're having a lot of those. I already have plans in place to knit this again in a different yarn variety.
It feels pretty amazing to be filling some of the notable gaps in my closet! Sewing pants is going to give me a lot more options when it comes to separates and me-made outfit building!
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Barbiellini is a noble family of counts, title wanted from an assembly in Rome during the Pontifical State. The Barbiellini originally come from the family of conti di Sant'Eustachio, an ancient family which lasted from 700 to 1477 and was a descendant of the king of Antiochia. The first member of the family was a man who traveled a lot all over the world with Magellan. The family combined by marriage to the Amidei on 20 April 1749. In 1800 there was a wedding of Filippo Barbiellini Amidei with a Lelmi or L'elmi, a rich family who had as only descendant a woman, and in order to maintain their name, they came to an agreement so that the last name could be kept and would become Barbielliini Amidei Lelmi. The Barbiellinis still live mainly in Rome and Elba.
Bernardo Barbiellini Amidei was an important political figure between 1920 and 1940. He was the founder of a school in Naples, which teaches oriental languages. in his honor a street in Rome was named after him. Bernardo Barbiellini Amidei was the son of the daughter of Anna Rosa Gattorno. She was Beatified the 9th of April 2000. Gaspare Barbiellini Amidei is a famous Italian journalist and writer. The children of Bernardo Barbiellini Amidei with the Countess Anna Maria Pullè are (in descending age order) Rosanna Barbiellini Amidei, an Italian art historian, Gaspare Barbiellini Amidei, a famous Italian journalist, Guido Barbiellini Amidei, a famous Italian physicist, involved in the discovery of the top quark, Silvia Barbiellini Amidei and Carla Barbiellini Amidei. One of the possessions of the Barbiellinis was a mansion in the center of Rome which was then sold at the end of the nineteenth century to the State and a palace in Placense. In Elba island another mansion was given first to Napoleon and then it was transformed into a museum. The family is now very numerous, and is even related to a marquise, Clarice Barbiellini Amidei de' Medici Tornaquinci, who descends from the family of the Medici Tornaquinci of Florence. A castle in San Martino was then sold from the husband in the second marriage, to a rich owner of an industry who later on donated it to the Church. The family's villa at San Martino in Elba was sold to a convent, and is now the Park Hotel Napoleone, a 4* hotel. Some properties and a few castles still remain part of this family.


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Thanks Frodo! I've been working on wrapping up production on a new issue of my other comic, Touching Evil. It took a lot out of me, but I'm proud of the results. If anyone's interested, it should be on my website to order soon, and the first issue is already available. I'll keep you posted!
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