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Want to learn how to crochet an easy lacy shell edging that's appropriate for finishing off blankets, tablecloths, dishcloths, potholders, sheets, pillows, placemats, linens and just about any other rectangular, square or straight-across edge you can think of? If so, I am so glad you dropped by! Not only do I have a fantastic free pattern to show you, but I have posted a whole bunch of other free edging patterns — so if this one isn't quite what you are looking for, you'll find many other alternatives to choose from. (You can never have too many edging patterns, can you?)
Related Resources: Crochet Lace | Borders, Trims and Edgings | More About Shell Stitch
Get the Companion Patterns to These Designs: Crochet Heart Square | Crochet Heart Blanket (Coming Soon!) | Easy Crochet Infinity Scarf
Skill Level: Beginner
Yarn, Thread or Fiber: You can use any suitable yarn, crochet thread or fiber for working this pattern. Ideally, you'll want to use the same fiber and weight that you used for crocheting the main body of your project. You could either use a different color than the one you used for the main part of the project, or you could use the same color.
In both my sample projects, I used medium weight wool yarn — but it is not necessary for you to duplicate these yarn choices for success with this pattern.
Crochet Hook: Use the same crochet hook you used to complete the main body of your project.
Other: It's handy to have a tapestry needle for weaving in your ends.
Stitch Multiple
For Projects That Are Square or Rectangular, or Projects Where You Intend to Work Across One Side Only (Not in the Round) — This edging is a multiple of 6 + 1 stitches. For the math to work out right, you'll need to ensure that your stitch count across each side of the piece is compatible with this stitch multiple.
For Projects Where the Edging is Worked in the Round (Such as Fingerless Gloves, Infinity Scarves, Etc.) — The math may work out better if you stick with a multiple of 6 sts; if you do it this way, when you are ready to work your last sl st, you'll insert your hook into the first st at the beg of the round.
If you use the 6 + 1 multiple, I think you'd end up with a slight bit of a gap between the end of the round and the beginning. I haven't double checked this to be sure, so you might want to do the math for yourself both ways on your particular project and ensure that the result would be what you want.
Abbreviations Used in This Pattern:
- ch = chain
- dc = double crochet
- sl st = slip stitch
- st = stitch
How to Crochet the Easy Lacy Shell Edging
Round or Row 1: If you still have an active loop from working your project, and it's in the right spot for proceeding to work the edging, you can start at that spot. Otherwise, insert your hook into the correct spot and pull up a loop of the color you want to use for crocheting your edging.
(Skip the next 2 sts. In the next st, work a shell as follows: dc, ch 1, dc, ch 1, dc, ch 1, dc, ch 1, dc. Then skip the next 2 chs. Sl st in next st.) Repeat the instructions in parentheses all the way across the side of the project that you are working on.
If you are working across one side only — for example, if you are putting an edging onto a table runner or similar project — you can end off and weave in your end at this point, then skip down to row 2.
Otherwise, when you get to a corner, you don't have to do anything complicated; just work your final slip stitch into the last stitch before the corner, then work another slip stitch into the first stitch on the other side.
If you crochet really tightly and your tension seems too tight in the corner, you can sneak a slip stitch or two into the corner spot in order to loosen things up. I didn't find this necessary on my project sample, but it's an option if you need it.
Round or Row 2: — The objective in this round or row: to work surface crochet slip stitches all the way across or around your piece. You'll want to work them in the spot where the main body of your project touches row or round 1 that you just crocheted.
If you are working across only one side of a piece, you're going to need to begin again and get a new active loop started. If you're right handed, locate the right-hand side of your project and insert your hook into the first stitch to pull up your active loop. If you're left-handed, locate the left-hand side of your project and insert your hook into the first stitch to pull up your active loop.
Then work your surface crochet slip stitches all the way across. At the end of the row, end off and weave in your loose ends.
If you're working in rounds all the way around a piece, you will already have an active loop established in the correct spot, and you can proceed to work your surface crochet stitches from that point. At the end of the round, end off and weave in your loose ends.


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Useful Brake Tools
Here is a small collection of tools that I own. Comments and some pictures of tools on my 'To Get' list. Some are more useful then others and some just won't work on some types of brakes. Most of these are related to Disc brakes, but I'll put up a tool kit that works on Drum brakes too. Note most of piston spreader tools will not work on fixed calipers as they are usually designed for floating style where the caliper has openings to allow access to one side.
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Dual Piston Compressor
This is about the best one that I have found. Strong and simple. The sad part is I can't remember where I got it from, likely an automotive tool supplier like Tool Topia. Works on larger floating calipers. I have used this on the Excursion and on the Expedition with good results. (
Good news, I found the link on
Amazon - Dual Piston Compressor
El Cheapo Compressor
This simple brake piston compressor works on smaller calipers and can work sometimes on dual calipers. This typically will only work on floating calipers like it's big brother above. This one I picked up from
and is about as inexpensive as it gets. You sometimes are better off with a larger C-Clamp and something to press the pistons in with. (
Piston Retractor
This simple tools is often very effective. You use it with a small socket or bar and you place it between the tops of the pads to catch the backing plates and you just twist it to force the pistons in. This one will work on calipers that you can get to the tops of the pads. This is a handy low cost tool as well. I picked this up at
and it's about the same price as the 'El Cheapo' compressor
Rear Piston Retractor
This set is for compression the piston on later model cars where the piston MUST twist (clockwise or counter-clockwise) to be pushed back into the caliper. I don't know if this set can be used for regular pistons, but it looks like it will and
has this for a good price, with good reviews as well. They make similar kits that do not have the 'twisting' feature but this is about the same price so seems like a good buy.
Tools on the TO GET list
HD Piston Compressor
This tool looked very promising for solid mount fixed calipers. For dual or more piston calipers I would expect a used set of pads would make this work very well.
had this, it's not cheap, but I think it's one that might work well. My only concern is the thickness of the paddles. For my cars they all have 1"+ rotor thickness so this with a set of used pads (or metal plate) would work great.
Drum Brake Tools
I don't have any cars with drum brakes except for the Sunbeam Tiger, and those will not be on the car at some point. But, I always wanted a complete set of Drum Brake Tools. Love the name or some of them - The Brake Spoon...
has these and it's on my list too.
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The Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) recently announced that it is seeking a developer to design, construct and maintain a new solar power generation installation on the grounds of O'Hare International Airport. Development will occur over two phases with an expected completion by 2016.
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The project was designed to reduce delays and increase capacity at the airfield. Spend some money now, the thinking goes (the current OMP budget is estimated at $8 billion), and make more later once O'Hare's prominence as a transportation hub is carried on into the 21st century.
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George W Bush got called up for jury service – and then got rejected
NOT even former American president George W Bush can avoid being called for jury service.
Potential jurors were shocked when the 69-year-old turned up at a Dallas courthouse on Wednesday morning.
However despite his clear enthusiasm judging from the pictures posted on Twitter he did not make it through the selection process.
Lawyers only called 23 of the 35 member-panel before they filled the jury bench for the case.
Juror Sheri Coleman told The Dallas Morning News: "They made it seem like it was an anonymous juror that never showed up and then they brought him in.
"He was very personable, very friendly, just 'hey I'm here to serve', he asked questions and was very nice," she said. "I loved it."
Look who I just met doing Jury Duty! #POTUS pic.twitter.com/wpUaRuZ7gO— Desiree' Bryant (@desiree_bryant) August 5, 2015
At least my interns have fun! Pres. George Bush Jr. was at the courthouse today. Jury duty is required of all! pic.twitter.com/d3Y5Q6wmsE— Staci Williams (@StaciWilliams8) August 5, 2015
Mr Bush has been called up for jury service before – but he declined, saying he was too busy.
The year was 2005 – and he was serving as the 43rd president of the USA.
His communications director Freddy Ford said: "President Bush received his jury summons and reported for service at the George Allen Courts Building in Dallas.
"He sat through the jury selection panel for a case in Judge Eric Moye's court on the 14th civil district but – surprise! – was not picked to serve as a juror."


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Acts 17:11
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Announcements for November 19th, 2017
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If you have accepted Jesus Christ as your Savior and have not been water baptized, we will be having a baptism class next Sunday, November 26th. Class will be from 8:40 to 9:40 in the MPR. Please sign up in the foyer. For more information, see Tim Long.
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All youth, junior high to college age, are invited to join us for a Youth Game Night on Friday December 1st from 6:30 – 9:30 in the MPR. If you are interested, sign up in the foyer by next Sunday 11-26.
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It's time to remind our servicemen that we are thinking of them and to wish them a Merry Christmas by sending them a Christmas package. Signup sheets are in the foyer if you would like to contribute to the packages. In addition to purchased items, everyone requested baked goods so there is a signup sheet for that also. Purchased items and baked goods will need to be brought to the church by Sunday December 3rd. If you have any questions, see Sandy Trujillo.
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All ladies and girls junior high age and up are invited to join us for fellowship and breakfast, Saturday, December 9th from 9:00 – 11:00am. For our service project this year we will be making fleece "Tie" blankets for CareNet Pregnancy Center. So if you can tie a knot please make plans to join us. If you can't tie a knot we will have other projects to work on as well. Sign up in the foyer if you are coming and what you would like to bring for breakfast. If you have any questions, see Cindy Norris.
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Here is a way the whole body can help. Care Net is always in need of baby wipes. If you would like to help them stock up please bring a box of wipes to church by Sunday December 10th. We will deliver the wipes with the blankets.
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The book of the month for November is – The Heart of Singleness by Andrea Trevenna. The title of this book can easily make us think it's only meant for single women; however, it is a must-read for ladies in all walks of life – single, engaged, married, divorced, moms, widowed, college students, and so on…Andrea points us back to Scripture and the importance of remembering our purpose on this earth – to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever.
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I went to Tamarind at 99 Hudson St, Tribeca
I was amazed at what a nice renovation Tamarind did of the old Socrates diner.
The place is beautiful. The prices are high for Indian food. But the quality of the food is far better than any Indian food I;ve ever had. The Tandoori chefs cook in their own little "booth kitchen". and the tandoori is so moist, usually its very dry.
The lobster in ooconut milk severd inside of a whole coconut is amazing. The samosa was OK, no better than other places. If you can get past the idea of paying double the price of E.6th St Indian restaurants or Curry in a Hurry, you will enjoy the creativity, the ambiance and the quality of really good Indian food
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So, this has been a banner month for me in many respects. Today marks the release of my second book this month, Stone-Hard Passion, book two in the Unveiled Seductions series. Book one, Fleeing Fate, came out at the beginning of July, and I'm really stoked!
It was also a banner month for me in relation to movies…I watched TWO! Yeah, okay, all the movie buffs that just read that probably fainted in horror, but for someone like me, who rarely watches movies, it's a lot!
My husband finally got me to sit down with him and watch The Avengers. I enjoyed it thoroughly, all except the preamble, which consisted of my husband feeling that he had to explain every character to me. I shut him up by reminding him I grew up with an older brother, who was a fan of comics. I also reminded him that although I don't watch a bunch of movies, I like to keep up-to-date on pop culture…who the heck doesn't know who Iron Man, Thor, Nick Fury and the like are? And being a mythology buff, I probably had a better handle than most people on Loki's possible character and issues.
One of the things that struck me when I was watching The Avengers was just how far special effects have come. Not that the effects overshadowed the movie. Instead they made the movie possible. Without them it would have been a cheesy rehash of one of the old comics rather than a believable altered-reality experience.
The other movie I saw was Magic Mike and, again, I enjoyed it thoroughly and more than just for that glimpse of Channing Tatum's backside *blink, blink*. In fact, I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that it actually had a plot, the hero had a well-defined arc and the heroine stuck to her guns until the end. That last point, in particular, was a pleasant surprise. She disapproves of Mike's lifestyle and the road he's put her brother on, and she doesn't allow the attraction she feels to make her lose sight of those facts.
To me the movie was truly made by the contrasts in the characters. Matthew McConaughey's Dallas is the wheeler-dealer who never got out, and doesn't want to. He knows this world, loves it, and believes it will make him rich. Channing Tatum's character dreams of getting out. The stripping world has been good to him but it's ultimately unfulfilling and he knows it can't last. He also realizes it pigeon-holes him in the eyes of the world, and is smart enough to know that won't change with time. Alex Pettyfer's character is just getting in and he's dazzled by the money, sex and drugs. The Kid gives us an all-too-familiar look at a life derailed by selfishness and a sense of entitlement. By the end I wanted to smack/throttle him, which was probably the writer's intent.
There's one thing I noticed, didn't care for and was left wondering if anyone else did. While we all know the world depicted in the movie isn't all bunnies and roses but a gritty, often dangerous place, there was, to me, a sly almost snide indictment of stripping and those who strip. I thought that aspect of it was overdone, but perhaps I'm being over-sensitive. I've never been a stripper (and I'm sure the public is suitably grateful for that fact!) but I know all kinds of people do all kinds of jobs to get by in life. As a slice-of-life vignette Magic Mike was unbalanced in favor of society's often hypocritical condemnation of those involved in anything remotely sexual in nature. As an erotic romance writer, I find it rather offensive but maybe I'm over-analyzing. It would be interesting to hear if anyone else felt the same way!


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The Dinner Guest Trailer (2007)
Fifty years old, three years past of unemployment, benefits decreasing very quickly... Gerard is at the end of the rope when a position is offered him in Indonesia. To win the favor of his new employer, Gerard invites him to dinner at home. Fatal Error ! Terrified at the idea of not being up to par, his wife Colette begs Alexandre, their neighbor to help. Communication guru, Alexander accepts the challenge and gives a makeover to the couple in twenty-four hours. Apartment, decoration, lifestyle, dinner menu, uniforms, culture... Everything !
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This is the first i have heard of Dynamo
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They are both soulless shapeshifting reptilians. They do have an intense paranormal energy about them.
Uri Geller, BTW, is a satanist shapeshifter.
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> I'm relatively new to this forum and without a doubt relieved to be a part of it. Loohon's site has been life changing for me and i haven't even started yet. I really enjoyed learning about negative/positive ions that was great, thanks generaloflight1111. So.. i thought i'd break the ice so to speak. Lately i've had discussions about dynamo and the 'mentalist' Lior Suchard, i was curious as to exactly what they are and what the general consensus is. Are we going to see more of this type of desensitization?
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Creaturebox – Inspiration #002
Creaturebox is the brain child of Dave Guertin & Greg Baldwin, they put the fun into creating monsters, robots & anything else your imagination can or maybe can't think of.
I've been a big fan of there's ever since I discovered they were part of the creative force behind Ratchet & Clank one of my all time favourite video games.
There book The Monster Volume covering the last 5 years of Creaturebox work, recently landed on my doorstep, it's all kinds of awesome & I thought the least I could do as a thanks was a little blog post featuring some of there work (if you somehow missed the kickstarter project there's a waiting list for the book here).
Checkout there website creaturebox.com and keep up to date with them via social media.
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Nick Barratt's investigation into our hidden histories. This week: Aled Jones
The singer and TV presenter has already had a long career at the age of just 36.
He shot to national prominence in 1985 with his stunning version of Walking in the Air, which first appeared in Channel 4's production of Raymond Briggs's The Snowman - even though Aled did not actually sing the version in the programme.
He had been singing with Bangor Cathedral choir since he was nine and within two years was lead soloist, thanks to his remarkable voice. When it broke when he was 16, he had already sung to the Pope and the Queen and studied at the Royal Academy of Music. His subsequent career includes 16 albums so far. He has also presented programmes on radio (Classic FM) and television (Songs of Praise).
Who is he related to?
Aled Jones was born on December 29, 1970, in Bangor to Derek John Jones, a draughtsman for a shipbuilder who raised his family in the small village of Llandegfan on Anglesey, and his wife of just over a year, Nest Rowlands, who was a teacher. Both of Aled's grandfathers had careers in construction. Nest's father, Emrys Rowlands, was a builder who started out as a bricklayer. He was born in 1912 in Llanddeusant, Anglesey, to William David Rowlands, who worked as a steward on a steam vessel.
Merchant Navy life took him away from home frequently, leaving his wife Ellen to bring up their family.
Given their proximity to Holyhead, a major port in the 19th century (with a regular service to Ireland), a career linked to the sea is not surprising; but he started working life as a draper and grocer, following in the footsteps of his father, John.
William began as a draper's assistant in Liverpool and lived with four colleagues in lodgings. Aged 27, he went back to Anglesey to run his own draper's shop and live with his younger sister, Winnie. Five years later, he married Ellen before switching to a life on board the steamers.
Aled's paternal lineage is equally interesting. His grandfather John Richard Jones held a number of technical jobs: he was an aircraft fitter during the Second World War, but started out as a plasterer.
Rather more prosaically, and with some contrast, his in-laws, the Tylers, had a long history of gardening for a living. His wife, Violet Gabrielle Tyler, was born in 1913 and her father Charles was a domestic gardener. He had moved across the border to Wales from his native Hereford (with his Hampshire-born wife). Charles's father William Tyler also worked as a gardener into his 70s, at one point employing Charles as his under-gardener and encouraging his other children to follow the same career path.
With such green-fingered ancestors, perhaps Aled might like to extend his television career - presenters of Gardeners' World beware!
Clearly Aled Jones is from a professional background, with his father and both grandfathers involved in engineering, building and construction. Yet further back, there are signs of lower professions. And, despite the skills required to become a successful gardener, it's still a case of "doors to manual".
- Next week: David Hockney
- Nick Barratt appears Saturday Sep 8th at Attingham Park, Shrewsbury, as part of the National Trust's Heritage Open Day (when most NT properties are open free). He will talk about how to start researching your family history. See: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/yourhistorymatters.


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November 1st, 2017
Catherine Zeta-Jones was born on September 25, 1969 in Wales. Her career began at early age of just 12 years. After making a couple of movies as a young adult, Catherine Zeta-Jones took part in a number of Television series. She became a world class celebrity after making few films in Hollywood like "The Mask of Zorro", "Entrapment" and "Traffic". Catherine Zeta-Jones is married with Michael Douglas who is also great actor and celebrity. Interesting thing is that he is 25 years older than her and they have birthday on same date. They were introduced by Denny DeVito and began dating in 1999. They got married in 2000 in New York at the Plaza Hotel. She and Michael Douglas have two children. A boy – Dylan Michael who was born on August 8, 2000 and a daughter Carys Zeta that was born on born April 20, 2003.
What is special with Catherine Zeta-Jones is her heart-shaped face and an exceptionally beautiful natural lips. She has a bulbous nose, but she carries it very nice because it fits well with the proportions of her face. And above all those are her magical eyes. In photos from early youth there is no sign of correction, nor it was necessary.
First thing that was noticed was the difference on the upper lip. Surgeons often wonder why all these beautiful women are in need to fill upper lip. Surgeons filled the lip with hyaluronic acid or some other type of filler. It is possible that at this time she got her cheekbones filled, but in a very fine manner because they are not overstated, nor are missing nasolabial wrinkles, lines between the nose and the edges of the lips. At this stage she has done breast augmentation.
Next thing is refreshing of eye baggs. She rises slightly upper lip, but all in fine limits, without exaggerating it. She pobably began with Botox treatments because there is no indication of any wrinkles on the forehead or around the eyes.
It is obvious that Catherine is maintaining Botox injection therapy. Botox is typically used for wrinkles around the eyes, lifting the edge of the eyebrows and forehead wrinkles. Some surgeons use botox to treat wrinkles around the lips and those of the neck. In this way, they can achieve beautiful results, but it is also possible to block part of the musculature and cause drop of lips. The upper part of the face is a safe zone for Botox and Catherine Zeta-Jones respects that.
Next procedure has been done on the nose. She removed nodule in the upper part, but not touched the tip, which gave a somewhat dull looks which many observed on Catherine in recent years. Her nose was definitely was nicer before.
Here we get a sense that the middle zone of face was spread. It is possible that a mini face-lift was made on her face, with injection filling, which has caused further tension of the face. The bags have already been eliminated, and now eye lids were raised. Catherine is still a very beautiful woman, but in these last stages something did not work as one would wish, and all because of excessive desire for young appearance. Chin has not been changed.
There's been a major change in the structure of the nose, which changed her a lot. As a rule, when correction on the nose is done it has to be corrected as whole, however, it is surprising that the doctor did not reduce the tip of the nose.
The Botox injections are constantly used on her face. Nasolabial wrinkles are also filled, but there is no Hollywood actress who is 35 years or more did not do this procedure.
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Your Midweek Easy Supper Sorted: Best BLT
Georgina O?Sullivan's Best BLT
A ripe avocado; the best bacon you can find; crisp cos for crunch; satisfyingly chewy sourdough bread; and sweet basil mayo. Every detail counts when it comes to making the best BLT, so pay a little extra to have the finest ingredients to hand, and then everything combines magically to make this the most special sandwich.
Makes 2 / 20 mins / easy
1 beef tomato
4 thick slices of streaky bacon
4 slices sour dough bread
olive oil
4-6 cos leaves
basil mayonnaise
1 avocado, peeled and sliced
Starting with the tomato, slice thinly with a serrated knife, sprinkle with salt and leave on a sheet of kitchen towel for 10 minutes to rid it of excess liquid - no soggy sandwich here! Next, grill the bacon on a cast iron grill pan until cooked. Drizzle the bread with olive oil. When the bacon is cooked, remove from the pan and keep warm, clean the pan if necessary and grill the bread on the same pan, on each side. Place the toasted bread on the serving plate or board, cover with the lettuce, then add the sliced tomato, bacon, and avocado. Top with the basil mayonnaise and cover with the second slice of grilled bread. Eat immediately.
Basil Mayo
2 egg yolks
scant teaspoon Dijon mustard
225ml sunflower oil
handful chopped basil
squeeze of lime juice
To make the mayo, put the egg yolks in the processor with a little salt and the mustard. Very slowly - drop by drop - add the oil with the motor running. As the mixture begins to thicken, you can add the remaining oil a little faster. Add the basil and lime juice to taste. Keep in the fridge until serving.
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Finnish and German ministers voiced optimism Monday that a timely compromise over collateral could be reached that would not delay the implementation of a bailout to Greece.
"We are going to stick to the calendar ... I'm very optimistic," German European Affairs Minister Werner Hoyer told reporters in Helsinki, adding he did not expect talks with Finland to force a change to the schedule.
Hoyer spoke alongside his Finnish counterpart Alexander Stubb after they discussed Finland's insistence it retain some form of collateral for the share of the Greek bailout loans Helsinki has agreed to guarantee.
Stubb also said Finland felt it was "very important" to keep the bailout on schedule.
He said Finland expected to reach a "creative solution" with the EU, after the Nordic country's initial bilateral deal with Greece on August 16 for a cash guarantee was effectively shot down by vehement opposition from Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Slovenia and Slovakia.
"The EU works best when it has its back against the wall and the markets panting behind it," said Stubb.
The Finnish government has said it is willing to negotiate on the terms of a deal, but that it will continue to insist on some form of collateral in exchange for backing its portion of the bailout, estimated at around two percent of the 159 billion-euro (230 billion dollar) rescue.
Hoyer said he understood Finland had to deal with domestic politics on the issue, referring to the rising public resentment to bailouts that helped the anti-EU Finns Party surge in April elections, and pushed traditionally pro-EU parties like the Social Democrats to take a more sceptical stance.
But he pointed out that every eurozone country had to contend with domestic politics on the issue, and everyone wanted some guarantee for their participation in the bailout.
"We must come up with a solution that is compatible to the interests of everybody," Hoyer said, joking that "it does not make much sense to guarantee the guarantee of the others by the guarantee for the guarantee of the guarantee."


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And now for a second DT piece for Allsorts.
Saturday, 25 January 2014
A touch of Vintage and $75 blog hop
And now for a second DT piece for Allsorts.
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Wow you have been busy with some beautiful cards all so different and pretty too, thank you for all your hard work and for sharing your great cards too.ReplyDelete
Fabulous cards Brenda!! LOVE the feathers. Gorgeous little ellie too!! xxReplyDelete
All so lovely Brenda. xxxReplyDelete
Lovely selection of cardsReplyDelete
Nice cards thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Fabulous cards and beautiful papers;-))mReplyDelete
beautiful cards, Brenda.. the elephant is soo cute!! love the vintage inspired card.. very nice..ReplyDelete
Moxie Craftie
Gorgeous vintage card, Brenda! Hope you are keeping your spirits up (lets hope the boys don't let us down at lunchtime!!)ReplyDelete
Wow! This is one post packed with gorgeousness! And well done on being able to cut into G45 paper, because I know how terribly hard that is! But it does help to have an extra sheet, as you say :-) xReplyDelete
beautiful cards have you made, Brenda!ReplyDelete
amazing pieces - two beautiful vintage pieces and I love that elephant too - gorgeous cards Brenda - Ihope you are feeling well! Big Hugs to you! Rachel xx p.s hope the 10k goes well for your loved ones xxReplyDelete
Beautiful cards Brenda.ReplyDelete
Gr Elly
Three wonderful cards. Have a good weekend.ReplyDelete
I am so sorry, but no time for bloghopping now :-( But a love your new cards and header with the poppies!!ReplyDelete
xxx Marianne
Wow, Brenda - 3 gorgeous cards! I love all of them - and I can see why you are using your beautiful papers sparingly! That cute little elephant is such a sweetie!ReplyDelete
Wishing you well!
Lovely cards Brenda. I especially love the look of your first one (even if I'm not a browns person), and your card with the sweet elephant is adorable. It also gave me some inspiration on how to use my Cuttlebug embossing folder.ReplyDelete
Hope your weekend is a good one. I'm hoping to get crafty this weekend.
Marianne x
the peacock feathers are fantastic!ReplyDelete
Love this card Brenda, the papers are wonderful(on my Need list!)ReplyDelete
Forgot to comment on the other two cards,love how you have used the G45s on the first card and the little elephant on the second in adorable, that would be great for our great grand children's cards, feel another NEED coming on!ReplyDelete
Fab projects Brenda! x YNWA xxReplyDelete
Wow Brenda you've been busy! There's so much to comment on here that I can't remember it all, but your card are fab as always. I love that rectangular diecut on the first one, and I have the same problems cutting into my papers lol! Maddy xReplyDelete
Hi Brenda, Thanks for popping past and leaving a comment this morning. Some lovely cards on your posting today but the vintage card is my favourite. Your feather embellishments are a perfect match to the papers. I wonder if feathers are making a come back. At least there are nice feather dies to use now if you don't like the real thing. Have a good weekend.ReplyDelete
Liz xx
This is a delightful array of cards - the first is delightfully 'you' with your signature card base & the lovely browns. I can see why your granddaughter loves Ellie - besides which your little scene is such a delight & I love the texture on that hill & the way her trunk leads the eye down to the sentiment (isn't that "M" just the same shape as the tip of an elephant's trunk?). The final one is a real beauty with those peacock feather images complemented so well by your real feathers & the gorgeous vintage lace.ReplyDelete
Thinking of you muchly
With love
Paula (PEP)
Three beautifully created cards, Brenda. I love your Art Deco design with those lovely ladies and the peacock feathers xReplyDelete
Three fabulous cards all, as always, Tip Top creations.ReplyDelete
Kath x
Hi Brenda, I can see I have missed so much in my absence. What lovely creations you have been making. Love your work.l Happy Weekend to you too. Judy xReplyDelete
oooh love it, not cut into my papers yet!ReplyDelete
Lynn x
Wow Dear!! These cards are great! So vintage and so gorgeous! You are right about the g45 papers. Its so hard to cut into them. But ones you do. The results are awesome! These papers are gorgeous! I love the flower and the bg on the first card ...and the second vintage card is beautiful such pretty images and the feather you added makes the card look so fabulous! I LOVE your cards.:)..n the cute baby elephant too..awww..:)ReplyDelete
WoW Brenda, beautiful cards :-))ReplyDelete
The elephant is soo lovelly! And I like vintage style!
Hugs, Andreja
Gorgeous cards Brenda, and beautiful papers.ReplyDelete
Have a lovely weekend
Lorraine x
A fabulous set of cards Brenda. I've got the Couture papers and the first cut was SO difficult, love your card.ReplyDelete
Avril xx
Stunning cards B, I too struggle to use some papers because I love them so much xReplyDelete
love the use of the embossing folder on the Ellie card...fun! Thanks for sharing your talent with PPRS! :)ReplyDelete
Your Ellie card is wonderful. The balloon heart and the sentiment are smashing. Your G-45 cards are stunning. I have so much G-45 that has not been cut, I'm thinking of papering my scrap room walls with it.ReplyDelete
i'm not a big vintage fan, i still love the look of your cards. and then that whimsical one, how cute.ReplyDelete
Always so beautiful! Your talent never ceases to amaze! Hugs, RobinReplyDelete
Gorgeous makes today Brenda - and a cute one too - that was a surprise. Enjoy the rest of the weekend x Susan xReplyDelete
Gorgeous cards, Brenda - the two G45 ones are simply stunning - amazing work, as always!ReplyDelete
Alison x
All of these cards are fantastic, they are all different, but every single one has it's own wonderful feeling.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous cards, every one of them!ReplyDelete
Adorable little elephant! Just what I needed the other day but could not find! Love the new stamps in this line.. The G45 card is divine of course, and as I have this paper, just what I needed to see for a bit of inspiration there too! *smile*ReplyDelete
That elephant card with valentines balloons is too cute.ReplyDelete
I love the elephant with the heart balloons it is so precious. TFS sandyReplyDelete
Beautiful cards! They're all so different. Love the use of the feathers.ReplyDelete
Wow! Fabulous overload!ReplyDelete
Lovely cards, very vintage, brings back my youth.ReplyDelete
Hi Brenda, all three are very beautiful. The elephant is sweet with the falling hearts and I love the addition of feathers on the last one. Take good care, ShirleyxReplyDelete
Hope I'm in the right place for the drawing! Thanks for the inspiration and the chance to win!ReplyDelete
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Gorgeous cards Brenda. If I have to have a favourite it must be the elephant one lol!ReplyDelete
Take care,
Kat xx
great lady card like those you can use for anythingReplyDelete
Your vintage card is fabby and you make Vintage look so easy too - yet it horrifies me :-)ReplyDelete
Your Ellie card is simply adorable and am so loving the sentiment too, Luv Sam x
Gorgeous and so different and so fun too! Will try to pop back later to join in with the blog hop - just got other stuff going on right now! Take care xxReplyDelete
Ah Brenda, just gorgeous!ReplyDelete
The elephant might be my favorite too!
Beautiful projects! The sparkly hearts on the elephant card is so spretty!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous cards Brenda. All so different but really loving the first one.ReplyDelete
Beautiful cards today Brenda.ReplyDelete
Lovely cards!ReplyDelete
What beautiful cards - the fashionistas are fabulous!ReplyDelete
Love all of your cards!ReplyDelete
Bunch of lovely cards.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing.
Carla from Utah
What Great Cards....thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Love all three cards, but I have to say that Ellie the elephant with all those pretty pink heart balloons stole my heart! Love it.ReplyDelete
Love all your cards even though I love them all the first one is my favourite.ReplyDelete
All beautiful cards. Love ellie the most.ReplyDelete
Amazing cards Brenda....so love the style of your first card, something I want to try soon. That elephant and sentiment is just wonderful. And love those peacock papers...beautiful.ReplyDelete
Love the cards! I find it hard too to cut into those great DP! The elefant is cute and the balloons look great like this! Your vintage cards are beautiful; just as I like them, not too much but just enough to have a vintage look! Have a good sunday and sending some posiyive energy; think you still can use it...ReplyDelete
Wow Brenda so many lovely things in one post. Your cards are gorgeous andtthat's a fab prize too xxReplyDelete
Three real beauties, Brenda! Love them all!ReplyDelete
Just popped back to let you know I'm here on day 1's hop and about to do day two, gorgeous creations xxReplyDelete
Beautiful cards; love the adorable elephant and the beautiful vintage creations!ReplyDelete
Love all the vintage creations so prettyReplyDelete
Lovely cards b, who is the cute elephant by? Tracy xReplyDelete
All your cards are amazing!! thanks for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
Adorable cards!ReplyDelete
Each card is so well done and has its own personality. I especially love the first card. Well done.ReplyDelete
Great cards!ReplyDelete
very nicevintage cards love the ladies and done in my favorite colors.ReplyDelete
very lovely vintage cards love the ladies in my fav colorsReplyDelete
Fab cards! The little elephant has stolen my heart!ReplyDelete
Hugs, Debbie!
Beautiful makes Brenda! I love the vintage pretties first and last, gorgeous gals and papers! and that adorable elephant is the cutest!ReplyDelete
Hope you had a great weekend, enjoy the week ahead!
awww...so cute...so so so cute cards :)ReplyDelete
Your cards are fabulous.ReplyDelete
I doo agree! That elephant is soo cute!!!!ReplyDelete
These are all ah-ma-zing! The first one gave me an idea for the mini album cover so big thank you for the inspiration! :D Hugs! xxReplyDelete
Hi BrendaReplyDelete
Gorgeous creations, loving your vintage cards and the colour combo's too.
Happy crafting
Tracy x
I especially love your vintage card Brenda - it looks beautiful. Nicola xReplyDelete
Your vintage card is beautiful Brenda, I love the background paper.ReplyDelete
Your vintage collection is absolutely stunning Brenda ,,, my fav one is your third card,,,,woww,wow,wowwwReplyDelete
Great! I love the feathers with the elegant 1920's/1930's looking ladies!ReplyDelete


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Recap: Devils 3, Rangers 2
Devils 3, Rangers 2: Dainius Zubrus scored to snap a tie with 2:55 remaining in the third period as visiting New Jersey defeated New York for the second time this season.
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Recap: Devils 3, Rangers 2
Devils 3, Rangers 2: Dainius Zubrus scored to snap a tie with 2:55 remaining in the third period as visiting New Jersey defeated New York for the second time this season.
Ryan Carter scored his first two goals of the campaign and defenseman Adam Larsson notched an assist on his 21st birthday for the Devils, who began a 6-3-2 stretch with a 4-0 victory over New York on Oct. 19. Martin Brodeur finished with 33 saves.
Marc Staal scored for the first time since the season opener to secure his 100th career point and fellow defenseman Dan Girardi tallied to forge a 2-2 tie with 6:42 remaining in the third period. Mats Zuccarello notched an assist to extend his point streak to a career-high four contests and Henrik Lundqvist turned aside 25 shots for the Rangers, who saw their three-game winning streak come to an end.
With the contest tied at 2-2, Zubrus' initial shot from the slot was blocked by Girardi as he went down to a knee. However, the puck caromed off the skate of defenseman Ryan McDonagh and back to Zubrus, who slapped it past Lundqvist for his third goal.
New Jersey seized a a 2-1 lead as Larsson's clearing bid skidded along the right-wing boards before Carter settled the puck and backhanded a shot from the lower circle that slipped past Lundqvist. Carter's two-goal game was the third of his career - and first since April 11, 2010. The slim advantage held up until Girardi's wrist shot from just inside the blue line deflected off the skate of Larsson and into the net.
GAME NOTEBOOK: New York LW Carl Hagelin saw his five-game point streak come to an end. He collected four goals and seven assists in that stretch. ... Lundqvist fell to 24-9-5 in his career against Brodeur, who saw his shutout streak end at 192:25 as Staal's blast from the left circle sailed inside the near post at 6:55 of the second period. ... Devils D Anton Volchenkov suffered a lower-body injury during the first period and did not return.


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Saturday, October 13, 2012
The Progression of Student to Teacher in the Post-Civil War South and in Charles Chesnutt's "The Bouquet"
The denial of formal education for slaves forced their stories to survive purely in oral form. These stories were "[m]ore than a mere description of the circumstances that they found themselves in," and "always had survival and a quest for power as major themes (Perlstein). These oral stories were not without meaning; on the contrary, they were full of lessons. These themes are obviously in response to their lived realities. While "African folktales were entertaining to the enslaver, [ ]they were also a source of information and strategy for the enslaved" (Monaghan). The tales of Brer Rabbit "[t]hough one of the smallest and weakest animals in the forest, [he] was also one of the swiftest. He could outsmart the bigger and stronger animals by using his wit" (Monaghan). The passing of these stories from one generation to the next allowed the "listeners / students" to become the "tellers / teachers."
It was a rarity for slaves to be taught by a "loving mistress" or for them to try to obtain knowledge via their own means. One of the most interesting points in Frederic Douglass' biography is that he bribed children to teach him to write. Once this decision was out of the hands of white slave owners and in the hands and hearts of the newly freed former slaves their true desires became known. To use Georgia as an example, "[l]egislation passed in 1829 had made it a crime to teach slaves to read, and legislation and white attitudes discouraged literacy within Georgia's small free black community. Yet when schools for freedpeople opened in early 1865, they were crowded to overflowing. Within a year of black freedom, at least 8,000 former slaves were attending schools in Georgia; eight years later, black schools struggled to contain nearly 20,000 students"(Butchart). This education enabled a previously only oral history to become a written one.
Chesnutt's writing embodies the transition of the student becoming the teacher in his short story The Bouquet. Mrs. Myrover, as an invalid, represents old regime—physically paralyzed but still alive / present. She (and the pre-Civil war South) "were "too old, and had suffered too deeply from war, in body and mind and estate, ever to reconcile herself to the changed order of things following the return of peace; and, with an unsound yet perfectly explainable logic, she visited some of her displeasure upon those who had profited most, though passively, by her losses" (Chesnutt 281). Though not monetarily, blacks could now receive an invaluable profit—an education. The receipt of this education was not free and "was not Northern charity, for the total cost of the Bureau, seventeen million dollars, was more than covered by a heavy tax on cotton, which by 1869 had yielded over sixty-eight million dollars" (Morison 18-20). Therefore, the Negros had prepaid for their education with their work in, and any job related to cotton, which would encompass almost the entire South.
In Chesnutt's story the roses are a metaphor of Sophy's knowledge. Sophy's right to an education equals "the first buds of spring, and, when these appeared, [Sophy] had awaited impatiently their gradual unfolding. But not until her teacher's death had they become full-blown roses" (Chesnutt 282). Miss Myover's death transitions Sophy from the role of student /listener to the role of teacher / teller. Sophy embodies not only the ability for a Black voice to be heard, but a Black woman's voice. This voice is now educated in the written word and will be able to make her voice heard in not only oral, but now written story. Sophy represents the hope of education as advancement of blacks and women. "[T]eachers…might be said rather to represent the new order of thing in which labor was in time to become honorable, and men were, after a somewhat longer time, to depend, for their place in society, upon themselves rather than upon their ancestors" (Chesnutt 270). Miss Myrover job search represents all non-White, males. As "Miss Myrover looked over the field of employment, never very wide for women in the South, and found it occupied. The only available position she could be supposed prepared to fill, and which she could take without distinct loss of caste, was that of a teacher, and there was no vacancy except in one of the colored schools. Even teaching was a doubtful experiment; it was not what she would have preferred, but it was the best that could be done" (Chesnutt 272). After being taught by Miss Myrover, Sophy will have the skills to obtain a job, also.
Both Sophy and Miss Myrover are representatives of a hopeful new generation. While "Sophy's mother was a poor widow, who went out washing and scrubbing for a living," Mrs. Myrover is a racist invalid (Chesnutt 275). Both of the women have recognized the power of education and the change it can bring to their worlds. Sophy's feelings toward Miss Myrover are described as "devotion," "admiration," and "worship" because "to Sophy her beauty was almost divine—who had come to teach her" (Chesnutt 275-6). Miss Myover's beauty does not lie in her features but in her actions. Sophy is grateful for the teaching and Miss Myover's is merely the vessel. Miss Myrover also experienced the joy of teaching: "And though she was a woman of sentiment and capable of deep feeling, her training had been such that she hardly expected to find in those of darker hue than herself the same susceptibility—varying in degree, perhaps, but yet the same in kind—that gave to her own life the alternations of feeling that made it most worth living" (Chesnutt 278-9).
Sophy now has the ability to "write her own story." after reading the cemetery sign "thanks to Miss Myrover's painstaking instruction, could read this sign very distinctly. In fact, she had often read it before. For Sophy was a child who loved beauty, in a blind, groping sort of way, and sometimes stood by the fence of the cemetery and looked through at the green mounds and shaded walks and blooming flowers within, and wished that she might walk among them" Sophy's stories will be identifiable to a new audience and generation like "the African in slavery, the Brer Rabbit tales became a source of identity. The African, in his lowly condition, felt a certain kinship to the rabbit (Monaghan).
Just as Sophy was the natural receptacle of knowledge from Miss Myrover, so too would Sophy educate the masses. She is the ancestor of the Harlem Renaissance and rap. She is the voice of the previously unheard. She is writing her story with black ink on a white page.
Annotated Bibliography
Chesnutt, Charles. The Wife of His Youth.
Palmer, R. Roderick, (1957). Colonial Statues and Present Day Obstacles Restricting Negro Education. In The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 26, No. 4. pp. 525–529.
Perlstein, Joshua. From Remus to Rap: A History in Theory and Practice of the African-American Storytelling Tradition www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1992/4/92.04.06.x.html
Morison, Samuel Eliot and Henry Steele Commager, The Growth of the American Republic (2 vols.: New York: 1942) II, pp. 18-20.
Monaghan, E. J. (2005). Learning to Read and Write in Colonial America. Boston: University of Massachusetts Press.
Webber, Thomas. (1978). Deep Like Rivers: Education in the Slave Quarter Community 1831-1865. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, Inc.
Woodson, C.G. (1915). The Education of the Negro Prior to 1861: A History of the Education of the Colored People of the United States from the Beginning of Slavery to the Civil War. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons.
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You may be wondering why I specifically chose the Reconstruction plan to kick off 2017 or why it's programmed the way it is.
Of all the programs we design and collaborate on throughout the year—Reconstruction ends up taking the lead off spot?
Let me try my best to explain the rationale. (Or just skip right ahead to the plan at mensfitness.com/Reconstruction)
The big picture
First of all, January is the unofficial reset button for everyone. We all make resolutions and promises to work on improving some aspect or aspects of our lives. Whether we have the determination to stick to them or see them through—only time ends up telling. But, considering it's such a huge reflective and goal-setting time for everyone that means there's a whole lot of people in the same boat. I wanted to create something that would help and inspire people with varying degrees of experience. As I mentioned in one of my promotional videos, I think it's great for two types of people—the beginner that's never been in the gym and the advanced guy that may have let himself go.
When you're just starting
When I was starting out, the very first thing that I learned was to get intensely focused and dialed in on every single rep, and to feel every millimeter I moved the weight. This is what really creates results. I mean, I'm talking hyper-focused. Even on the rest periods. In fact for years I didn't allow myself to bring my cell phone into the gym. This is the main reason why Reconstruction was designed with exercises that focus on super-slow repetition tempos. This will train any beginner to feel everything.
When you've been there before
While I've been fortunate enough to have fitness at the center of my life and career, I understand that's not the case for everyone. Life happens and those single-digital body fat days end up being a memory of the past. But that doesn't mean they are gone for good. I get countless messages from folks looking to get their body back. They know what's-what in the gym, they've been there before, it's just been a while. This is another reason why Reconstruction was designed with super-slow repetitions. Back to basics. Feel everything again.
When you live this stuff
I do all of my programs, even the one's other contributors provide. I've pretty much done it all. Want to know what happens sometimes? You get lost in it! I originally designed the Reconstruction for myself. It didn't have a name. It was just another program I made to "reset" when I found myself rushing through workouts. So I forced myself to do slower repetitions. I also found myself getting sluggish and slow mid-week. So I pulled back the volume a bit. I wasn't hammering circuits with heavy weights every day. I wasn't doing 5-6+ sets per exercise with each workout. And four weeks in, my strength, recovery, energy, and mood were all back to normal.
Let Reconstruction be the foundation of your new body, or re-energize the one that's been in hibernation and waiting to break out.
Get the full plan at mensfitness.com/Reconstruction
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