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Using safe chemical dyes, you'll learn to mix your own colours, perhaps inspired by the blue of the ocean, the soft greens of the meadow grasses, or the colours of the sunset you saw the night before. You'll create patterns by scrunching, folding, or clamping the fabrics. Then you'll paint, pour, or squirt on the dyes.
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Ann loves sharing her passion for colour and has taught more than 100 people how to dye cotton and silk. Her fine art quilts have been shown at Quilt National in Athens, Ohio and the Mary Black Gallery in Halifax and have been published in Art Quilts: A Celebration and Fiberarts Design Book Six.
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Planned Parenthood has been granted a temporary injunction that will allow the non-profit to continue to practice under the State's Women's Health Program until a December trial. The group's lawyer, Pete Schenkkan argued that barring the organization would have a negative impact on women in Texas, "This is another victory for the women of Texas that Planned Parenthood is proud to serve. We are grateful to the American legal system and to Judge Yelenosky for his patient hearing of the arguments and of course for his order."
The December trial will decide whether the State has the right to ban Planned Parenthood from the Women's Health Program.


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In honor of the return of RuPaul's Drag Race for its sixth installment, some of video game's finer and more enthusiastic specimens have gathered to act out their own nerdy version of the reality show contest. Imagine your favorite computer emulator fabulously bedecked in sequins with eager video game ambassadors looking to play along and that's basically the bizarre nonsense that Super Gaymer Drag Kart aims to provide.
Each week at GayGamer, I'll be recapping the latest episode of RuPaul's Drag Race through a quirky video-game-centric guise. The digital contestants that ultimately prevail will be determined by the actual episodes themselves. Nothing is certain. And may the best set of polygons…WIN!
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text: On the cover: Sheldon C. Reed, Ph.D., President, American Society of Human Genetics, 1956. Sheldon Reed, who is seen by many as the originator of the concept of genetic counseling, was born in Vermont in 1910 and remained in New England to complete his education. He graduated from Dartmouth College and, while there, worked with George Snell to research the harelip mutation in mice. Reed continued to work on this developmental defect and others under the guidance of William Castle, a pioneer in mammalian genetics and Snell's own graduate mentor at Harvard, from which Reed received his Ph.D. in 1935. In 1936, he published a single-author paper (Genetics 21: 339–360) in which he estimated the genetic and environmental contributions to the harelip phenotype and explored the connections between the harelip phenotype in mice and cleft lip in humans. After a four-year stint as an instructor at McGill University, Reed returned to Harvard as a member of the faculty and added Drosophilaas a model organism in his research program. During World War II, Reed served as a civilian scientist in London before returning to Harvard, where he met and married another member of the faculty, Elizabeth Wagner Beasley, with whom he would later publish extensive family studies on intellectual disability and on psychosis. In 1947, Reed was asked to replace Pete Oliver as the director of the Dight Institute, University of Minnesota organization dedicated to the study of human genetics. Although the Institute was started with money bequeathed by Charles Dight, a strong advocate of eugenics, Reed envisioned genetic disease as a medical issue and felt that the field of human genetics should focus on the benefits of genetics knowledge to families rather than the benefits to society. Reed developed this philosophy through visits with numerous patients in the human genetics clinic, and he coined the term "genetic counseling" to better describe this work and to distinguish it from eugenics. In 1955, Reed published a classic book, Counseling in Medical Genetics(WB Saunders, Philadelphia), in which he described his nondirective approach to counseling families about genetic disorders. A founding member of the ASHG, Reed hosted its annual meeting in 1951 in Minneapolis and served as its president in 1956. After his retirement from academia in 1978, Reed remained active with several hobbies and volunteer activities. He died in 2003. Interested readers can find more information on Reed's role in the development of the field of genetic counseling in an article by Robert Resta (RF Resta [1997] J. Genetic Counseling4: 375–377) and more information on Reed himself in the obituary that Elving Anderson wrote for AJHG(AJHG 73: 1–4). The image of Reed on the cover was drawn by Peter James Field from a portrait housed in the University of Minnesota archives and is used with permission.


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300 Hanover St, Boston, MA 02113Ranked #1 overall in Boston restaurantsThe most famous Pastry in Boston! Italian pastrys...yummy :) it's located in North End's "Little Italy"
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Quincy Market / Faneuil Hall
4 Faneuil Market Place, Boston, MA 02109Ranked #2 overall in Boston restaurantsQuincy Market is one of the best places to spend an afternoon in Boston and enjoy lunch from an astounding collection of non commercial "order to go" restaurants. After lunch,... more
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Neptune Oyster
63 Salem Street, Boston, MA 02113-2273Ranked #3 overall in Boston restaurantsA little bit pricey, but the oysters are fabulous! :) Recommendations *don't eat the bread or crackers? it's not worth the stomach space *the lobster roll was good, but it's... more
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Union Oyster House
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Flour Bakery
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Modern Pastry
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"We're doing this because it adds value and our customers tell us it's a good thing to do," he told HCN during on the market floor of Orgill's Boston Dealer Market here. "If this was no longer a value, we would exit these categories and lines, but I don't see that happening here or anywhere else in the retail environment."


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Discover Chile's deserts, volcanoes and glaciers on foot
From the arid Atacama Desert in the north to the glacial landscape of Torres del Paine National Park in the south, Chile is an incredible destination for trekking. Walk on volcanic slopes, past glistening salt lakes and alongside remote, cactus-lined canyons. In Patagonia, where icy waters flow from dramatic mountain scenery, we see giant glaciers and hike in the shadow of the world's second largest ice field. Four nights are spent staying in refuges, situated in privileged locations inside the boundaries of Torres del Paine N.P.
What makes this trip responsible?
We use several locally owned lodges and mountain refuges during this trip, which helps to keep money in the local community. At these properties locally sourced food is served wherever possible. When hiking we stick to marked trails to reduce our impact on the local environment.
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Very nice Job Kyle! Great work. Thanks. :-)
For Bootlogos: can't you just download a bootlogo and it'll work once the appropriate files are installed...regardless of the type of jailbreak???Nice!! Shoulda been like this from the start! Redsn0w has always been the better choice to jailbreak for me.
Jailbreakme is good but doesn't enable animated bootlogos so not a good choice if you want it. The fix that's available in Cydia isn't as good as getting it enabled @ jailbreak
I click the link and none of the devices load... just blank areas as placeholders...
You using firefox?
If so there is an issue with firefox right now. Kyle said he will a fix tomorrow.
Same thing for me. wth?
Same thing. Please fix. Using FF 7.0.1 THANKS!
Looking good. Thanks MMi
All the people saying gitting a white screen. He said Firefox will not load it. To use another explorer Firefox will be fixed today.
Thanks, Kyle (Shows fine & works in Safari. Boo, Firefox!)
Great idea though I don't see the point of including iPhone 2g on the list when the information is wrong from the get go .. When you select iPhone 2g the only firmware you can choose from the list is the 4.x line .. the original iPhone can't even install that firmware so the wizard is useless for that device.Yes I still use an iPhone 2g as my phone, mainly because I only USE it for a phone I have an ipod 4g for my development.. I didn't feel like shelling out for an unlocked phone and have no desire to leave T-Mobile .. anyway, just an amusing note.. I don't think many people who have a 2g will need this wizard anyway.. we're old school.. lol
Yeah Saurik that owns Cydia. LMAO!
There is an article on this site that outlines what happen to jailbreakme.com The domain owners sold it with consent from the MuscleNerdand all it does now is install malware on your iphone. Check out this link:
Please read the thread. It has already been stated that after jailbreakme.com was sold Saurik (creator of cydia) bought it from the person who originally bought it. It is perfectly safe to use.
put one more addition i.e. "need Unlock" (YES/NO) after the "carrier", "Firmware" and "OS" ... so that we unlockers can be directed to the right method, i.e snowbreeze or pwnage tools or the latest redsnow with custom IPSW
I jailbroke my iPad 1 64g WiFi using sn0wbreeze. Prefer it to redsn0w for tethered jailbreak (used redsn0w to jb when iOS5 came out, removed it after 2 days).
Let's be honest, iClarified has had this for years. This isn't groundbreaking.


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Salmon Parillada, menu testing.
Lobster Puerto Nuevo
Whole Roasted Goat wrapped in banana leaf and slow roasted 6 hours. This may be our Sunday special.
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Tuna Taco time.
Lobster and Shrimp Ceviche, a work in progress.
Chicken Enchiladas
Made to order Guacamole, house salsa and chips