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Hey all just wanted to wish all of you a Happy Easter.
Hey every one ,,, Yes even the Dodge folks... just wanted to wish you all a great time this weekend to you and your families.... Here in Canada. this is a time to relax with your family and friends, take a break from school and the work & daily Grind....For some its a religious holiday, For some just some time alone...... But what ever you do this weekend May you be safe, happy, and peacefully fulfilled...For those of you oversea away from your families and friends, May you also be safe, and as we all miss you and need you back home.... Thanx for your service and sacrifice, so we all can be safe and sound..... we know and are with you ....
The Dirty Dog & Mystic......Last edited by Dirty Dog; 04-05-2012 at 11:37 PM.
04-05-2012, 08:37 PM #2have a happy Easter everyone. hope everyone has a good time with their family.
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04-05-2012, 10:58 PM #3Happy Easter to all
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04-05-2012, 11:14 PM #4Wow, hard to believe Easter weekend is already here.
Happy Easter!
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04-05-2012, 11:24 PM #5I wish you and yours a safe and happy easter
04-05-2012, 11:43 PM #6Thank you Dirty Dog. It's much appreciated. I hope everyone here enjoys their Easter in whatever way is most enjoyable and relaxing to them. If you have some spare time, take the time to make some of those mods you haven't had time for and get the pictures up. Let's see what everyone can get done with the time off. Hey, get your kids and spouse into it too. Make it a family affair. Quality family time + new truck mods = perfect weekend.
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04-06-2012, 05:49 AM #8Well said DD. Happy Easter to you and your family. To @Jeremy09LTZCrew and any other member serving away from your family. A BIG THANK YOU!! I remember what it was like to be away during the holidays. It is because of brave people like you that we can enjoy this site and others and also be able to enjoy the individualness (if that is even a word) of our trucks. Keep your head and ass down so you can make it back to complete the list of mods for your ride.
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Whether a beginner or an expert orchid grower, you will find membership in the American Orchid Society a truly rewarding experience. You'll join over 16,000 others worldwide who share a passion for orchids, as well as furthering conservation and research efforts for these wondrous plants. Join the AOS now Click here
Toward the top of any list of benefits that the American Orchid Society offers its members is interaction with and support of our valued affiliated societies around the globe. It's at the local society level that the true grassroots education about the hobby occurs, not to mention the outstanding camaraderie that often exists among people who share a common passion.
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Available to each affiliate's program coordinator, the Speakers List will assist you in obtaining speakers who are available to present talks on quite a large range of topics. At left are links to two versions of the Speakers List: PDF and Excel spreadsheet. Or you may write to " Speakers List", the American Orchid Society at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, 10901 Old Cutler Rd., Coral Gables, FL 33156 or email firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject line Speakers List.
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Culture Sheets The AOS's popular orchid culture sheets are available in pdf format here on the AOS's Web site. Currently, culture sheets are available for many popular genera in several languages. Additionally, there are html versions of the major genera that can be translated into more than twenty languages instantly by using the language selector over the AOS logo on this website. AOS culture sheets may be reproduced in your society newsletter provided that the following statement accompanies the text: "Prepared by: American Orchid Society at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, 10901 Old Cutler Rd., Coral Gables, FL 33156 (Web site www.aos.org)."
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Slide Programs Also available to each affiliate, this popular listing is broken down by major subject, followed by a listing of AOS slide programs and Powerpoint® presentations . This listing is available here on the AOS Web site. If you already have this listing and are interested in obtaining one of the programs, requests must be made at least eight weeks in advance and can be made here on our Web site or in writing by forwarding the important following information:
Direct-mail Marketing Assistance Access to AOS members' names and addresses for the purpose of promoting your shows, seminars and special events via direct mail can be obtained from the AOS's Membership Services Department. Please contact us well in advance of your anticipated mailing and let us know what states, countries or zip or postal code ranges you are interested in obtaining. While this service is free of charge, we do appreciate a donation to help defray costs associated with producing and mailing these lists. Contact the Society's Membership Services Department at 305-740-2010.
Insurance for AOS-Judged Shows Liability insurance is available to affiliated societies for a reasonable fee. The endorsement provides liability coverage for affiliated societies' members, including non-AOS members, while attending affiliate- and AOS-sponsored functions (such as orchid shows). Effective July 1, 2011, the fee for this certificate is $250 for the policy year. Multiple events can now be covered under a single $250 fee if those events are processed in a single application. The Affiliated Societies Insurance application form can be obtained by writing to: email@example.com. Payment and complete information must be submitted to the AOS 30 days prior to your event.
The Distinguished Affiliated Societies Service Award (DASSA) This prestigious award is given to an affiliate in recognition of sustained, outstanding contributions in areas of service and support in the field of orchidology. Criteria for consideration of any affiliate include long-term sponsorship of shows, public education projects, conservation efforts, orchid workshops and hosting of local, regional and national orchid events. Further consideration is given to an affiliate's development and distribution of an outstanding newsletter, significant support of an AOS judging center and the overall promotion and support of the AOS. Nominations for the DASSA may be made by any member of an AOS affiliate and should be forwarded to the Affiliated Societies Committee. If granted, the award is presented by the AOS President (or his or her designee) at the breakfast meeting in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the AOS. Further praise is accorded a DASSA winner in the pages of the AOS's monthly membership magazine, Orchids, and here on the Society's Web site. Find DASSA nomination form at left.


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Manteno Oktoberfest
Family fun for all ages! Manteno goes all out for this annual fest that features live music, games, crafts, food vendors and a lighted parade. The whole town joins in with city wide garage sales, contests, a 5K run and fabulous fall decorations throughout.
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Jul 6
Kankakee River Fishing Derby
Come out for the Annual Kankakee River Valley Fishing Derby! The Kankakee is a clean river that is a popular destination for recreational canoeing and fishing for warm-water species such as smallmouth bass, channel catfish, walleye and northern pike. Our fishing derby is a ten-day event providing exciting fun for the whole family and cash prizes are awarded for tagged fish.
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Rhubarb Festival
Visit the Museum Campus at Small Memorial Park from 10-4 for grounds filled with vendors, music, contests, pies, and lovely gardens. The one room school house and the memorial home of Dr. A.L. Small, built in 1855 and boyhood home of Lennington Small, Governor of Illinois from 1921-1929, will be open.
CITY: Kankakee
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Pembroke Rodeo
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CITY: St. Anne
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Momence Gladiolus Festival
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CITY: Momence
17 - 18
Pause for Patriotism
In celebration of the tremendous effort our military service members makes every day, Pause for Patriotism exposes everyday citizens to several aspects of life in our armed forces. An action packed day provides thousands of children, scouts and schools from all over Illinois to meet Armed Forces personnel, view jet flyovers, climb in helicopters, view tons of military equipment, enjoy demonstrations, entertainment and crafts.
CITY: Kankakee
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Iroquois County 4-H & Agricultural Fair
Featuring horse and pony shows, fair queen contest, demo derby, tractor rides, tractor pull, talent show, entertainment. Held at the fairgrounds.
CITY: Watseka
26 - 27
Merchant Street MusicFest
Merchant Street MusicFest is a free two-day music and arts festival. The event is a community celebration featuring local, regional, and national musical talent on 3 stages, fine and folk art vendors and great food and drink.
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Alcides Escobar has four stolen bases on the year after stealing 42 at triple-A last season. In the meantime Alex Gonzalez has 13 home runs, only three short of his total from 2009. While some big names remain at the top of the rankings, there are a number of surprises so far this season both good and bad.
1. Hanley Ramirez - While this type of start is considered "slow" for a player of Hanley's stature, he has still been productive and has plenty of upside for more in the season's second half.
2. Troy Tulowitzki - On his way to another fine season mixing AVG, power and a little stolen base potential.
3. Derek Jeter - Same home run and stolen base totals as Tulow with more RBI for now. Unlike the young Tulow, Jeter is more likely to see his pace slow a bit in the second half, but that still wouldn't keep him from putting up valuable fantasy numbers. Only an injury can hold back his talent.
4. Elvis Andrus - Andrus may be sporting a very high .371 BABIP, but a high BABIP, to a point, sustainable. Andrus is combining top-level speed with above average line drive skills while limiting the amount of times he hits fly balls. Those three factors can indeed lead to sustainably high BABIPs over the course of a full season. Juan Pierre in his prime and Michael Bourn last season are examples of this. Will Andrus maintain a .371 BABIP all season? Unlikely, but don't be surprised if he keeps it well above .300 while stealing 40-plus bases and scoring 100-plus runs.
5. Ben Zobrist - The Zobeast is back! Well, sort of. After a miserable April in which Zobrist failed to homer, he came on strong in May hitting .352/.400/.514 with four home runs. He's not going to produce at the pace he did last season, but the is still upside for something just under a 20/20 season when all is said and done. See second base ranking.
6. Jose Reyes - Reyes obviously needed some time to get his offensive game in order after missing just about all of spring training and a bit of April to medical issues. The good news is that he has had no hamstring issues and that his swing is starting to come around. Reyes has raised his AVG every month and his eight stolen bases in May are a good sign that he will keep up a good stolen base pace going forward.
7. Erick Aybar - Last season Aybar hit .312, but that was a bit aided by a .338 BABIP. To this point in 2010 he has still seen a high BABIP, but with less help his AVG has dropped to .272. The good news is that Aybar has displayed more patience and drawn more walks. This has helped him remain in the leadoff spot, which has led to a good amount of runs scored. Also, Aybar, who stole as many as 51 bases back in high-A ball, is on pace to steal 20-30 bases this season.
8. Alex Gonzalez - Hitting .270 with 13 home runs has made Gonzalez a very valuable fantasy bat this season, but his plate discipline issues could still cause some problems with his AVG going forward. Gonzalez has swung at 40 percent of pitches outside the strike-zone this season and has a whiff rate of about 23 percent. Surprisingly, this has not led to more strikeouts, but there is that risk going forward.
9. Juan Uribe - Has shown 20 home run power in the past and could approach that this season, but too much of a low contact/free swinger to maintain a high AVG. See second base ranking.
10. Jimmy Rollins - The biggest issue with Rollins' value the rest of the season is that he is not likely to be a big stolen base threat once he returns from the DL. Without the big stolen base numbers, he'll have to hit for AVG with some power to crack the top five once again. How long will it take for his swing to come around after so much time off?
11. Marco Scutaro - The injury to Jacoby Ellsbury has been a blessing to Scutaro owners, as he has taken over leadoff duties in Boston. This, combined with a respectable .282 AVG and .357 OBP, has led to more runs scored than originally projected. As long as he remains in the leadoff spot, he'll have value in all formats.
12. Ryan Theriot - We were spoiled by a blazing April. Now, Theriot's numbers are back to normal, which is good, but not great. he should end up with another .285, 20-plus stolen base season. See second base ranking.
13. Orlando Cabrera - We know the book on Cabrera. He'll crack a few home runs, steal 15-20 bags and score a good amount of runs hitting leadoff for the Reds.
14. Rafael Furcal - Staying injury free is the key to Furcal's value the rest of 2010 and that is something that hasn't worked in his favor so far. If he can stay on the field, 20-plus stolen bases and a good amount of runs scored could be in the cards. However, the injury risk alone keeps his ranking down a bit.
15. Stephen Drew - Back in 2008, Stephen Drew hit 21 home runs. That total dropped to 12 last season and he only has four on the year so far. Unless the power comes back or the middle of the D-Backs order can find more consistency, Drew will have to raise his AVG to raise his value. That is not something we can't count on at this point.
16. Maicer Izturis - It's all about playing time for Izturis. Brandon Wood will come off the "DL" at some point and is out of minor league options. When it comes down to it Izturis is the better player, by far, but we'll have to wait and see how the Angels play this situation. If Izturis can get the at-bats, he could move up these rankings. See second base ranking.
17. Jason Bartlett - Still a decent option when he returns from the DL, but last season's "career year" a thing of the past.
18. Ian Desmond - Lowered his strikeout rate every month and is starting to hit more line drives in June. Desmond could end up with a 10/15 season, which is mostly useful in deeper leagues. See second base ranking.
19. Yunel Escobar - He was never a great fantasy option anyway, but injuries have really caused him to take a step back this season. There should be some value going forward, but it won't be anything more than just good.
20. Alexei Ramirez - At this point we sort of have a grasp on what type of hitter the Cuban Missile is. He is a free swinger who doesn't hit many line drives. He has decent power, but he doesn't drive the ball consistently enough to maximize it. His speed has been OK in the past, but with only two stolen bases on the season, he isn't helping much in that category. If he continues to swing that bat like he is, which is very likely, then there just won't be enough production to bring him up the rankings.
21. Alcides Escobar - Four stolen bases on the year after stealing 42 at triple-A last season. Without the steals his value will remain very low.
22. Starlin Castro - He's 20-years-old and playing regularly in the big leagues, so I'll give his struggles a pass. While his future is very bright, I'm not sure there is much value for this season.
23. Clint Barmes - Without the 23 home run power he displayed last season, he's just an AVG killer. The potential for a second half power surge makes him worth keeping in mind.
24. Jhonny Peralta - It seems like the 20-plus home run threat is gone now. Without that, he'll have to drive in more runs to hold any value outside of AL-only leagues.
25. Everth Cabrera - Strained hamstring for a player who's only value comes from stolen base potential = not good.
Yuniesky Betancourt - Right now a usable AVG is the only thing keeping Betancourt afloat. He is hacking away more than ever so far this season (38.5 percent chase rate), so the risk of a regression in AVG is certainly there. If that happens, his value is gone.
Mike Aviles - Hitting .300 is great, but he's not a full time player and has only six RBI in 129 at-bats
Edgar Renteria - Wouldn't sustain his .326 AVG anyway. Now, when he comes off the DL, where does he play with Uribe and Sanchez playing so well?
Miguel Tejada - Some kind of slump bug has hit the Orioles lineup this year. Tejada may have some AVG left in him yet, but his skills are in a noticeable decline.
Brendan Ryan - Not likely to hit for the same AVG he did last season. Defense is his forte, which holds no value in fantasy baseball.
Jeff Keppinger - Nothing more than a source of decent AVG in deeper leagues.
Asdrubal Cabrera - Due back sometime in July, Cabrera may need some time to get his swing back. The power wasn't showing up much anyway, so his arm injury could limit that production even further this season.
J.J. Hardy - A wrist injury is never a good thing for a player who's value comes from the potential to hit home runs.
Christian Guzman - Guzman did this same song and dance early last season and ended with a hollow .284 AVG. He HAS to hit for AVG as there is little value for him in just about any other category. Also, his .304 AVG has been aided by a .353 BABIP, which has been a product of a lot of grounders finding their way to the outfield grass.
Reid Brignac - Decent option when he gets playing time, but .393 BABIP is aiding .303 AVG.
Cliff Pennington - Could end up with 20-plus stolen bases this season, but with little AVG.


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- 11-27-2012, 10:19 PM Thread Author #1
Wifi? Router Issue on Note2
I have a Linksys WRT330N Exreme Gigabite Wireless N Router- Its probably 5-6 years old.
My GN2 Browser will "Lock Up" periodically the bar will move slightly in the window. ill get a "White Page" and thats the end of that. Im also getting No Connection to Server Warnings periodically as well. I am suspicious of the Router because if I turn wifi off and try anything its like popping a window shade. I also now have LTE here in Columbus Ohio. If Im on You Tube I get alot of Buffering as well, something that never happened before. Again if I turn Wifi Off, the issue is not there.
(A): If the Wifi Router was "Going Bad" would it cause intermittent issue like that to occur?
(B): Is anyone else having any type of wifi lag or "Lock-up Issue"
(C): Can anyone make a recomendation for a Replacement Wifi Route, Asus? Netgear, Cradlepoint? Im Looking for a Wifi Router that will compliment the Galaxy Note 2 and have lots of range/distance.
Additional: Sometimes if I reset the power to the Router or I flush the Internet Cache and restart the phone, perfoormance returns to normal for a short time-span, and then Im bac to the Lag-Lock-up issue.I am using the stock browser that came with the GN2
Thank you in advanceLast edited by ItsaRaid; 11-28-2012 at 03:57 PM.
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No problems here with routers...
Have you had any trouble with laptops or any other devices?
If you don't the only thing I can suggest is to check the att smart wifi app if you are using it and entering the wifi password in that app... I ran into that problem myself when it kept disconnecting me but after that I've had no problems... Let us know
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Re: Wifi? Router Issue on Note2
ItsARaid, I have a NetGear N900 duel band router and have no problems, disconnects or otherwise with my GN2. It works like a charm. Maybe get a new router. 5-6 years in technology is OLD! You're due a router upgrade anyways.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Tapatalk 2 - 11-30-2012, 12:37 AM Thread Author #5
Re: Wifi? Router Issue on Note2
As always thank you for your help. Im looking at a d/r 6300 from Netgear or the Linksys comparable ea6500?
Its the router I have now. Its time to lay it to rest before it craps out completely on me.Last edited by ItsaRaid; 11-30-2012 at 09:22 AM.
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Re: Wifi? Router Issue on Note2
Well I've run down the infidel... its the WRT 300n Wireless N router. Im looking at the Net Gear R6300, linksys EA6500 and the New Asus U66. Can anyone recommend one over the other? Or, maybe have some other suggestion.
I need to replace the current wifi router. - 11-30-2012, 06:37 PM #7
Re: Wifi? Router Issue on Note2
Hey I have to change my router out about every year and half. It just depends on the quality of the router. If you do alot of downloading, more than your typical user ie torrents, then yes they can go bad fairly quickly. If you need to reboot the modem often then thst can be a sign of a failing router...or a crappy provider. Such as att like I have. Which btw my 4g is faster than my home wifi. We are unable to get faster than 3mbps .
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Travelers from VWP countries, 35 countries whose citizens don't need a visa to enter the U.S., must register through the Electronic System for Travel Authorization as part of new security procedures. ESTA is intended to replace the I-94W paper form by collecting biographical information over the Internet from visitors from countries that participate in the VWP.
Roger Dow, president and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, which is the new name of the merged Travel Industry Association and Travel Business Roundtable, said in a statement that "America's travel community supports the ESTA for its potential to improve security and increase convenience for travelers from visa waiver countries. However, we are concerned that many of those who must comply with ESTA are not aware of it, do not fully understand what it is, or may be turned away at airports for non-compliance if the new requirements are fully enforced."
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Groupon says, "We hate that we offended people, and we're very sorry that we did ... We thought we were poking fun at ourselves, but clearly the execution was off and the joke didn't come through."
I think Groupon proved something it wasn't trying to prove: not that what is happening in Tibet isn't serious, but that some people take it too seriously.
I have a twisted sense of humor, but genocide lies just outside of it. If they had backed this up with some kind of campaign, have at it. But the fact that their demographic is people who want to save money - ergo people who will buy China-made goods and support the genocide instead of voting with their dollar and buying from ethical companies - TOTAL EPIC FAIL.
For the people who think the Chinese are way too sensitive.
How about changing the setting to NY and "even without the twin towers, you can still get great savings with Groupon!"
I understand the whole Tibetan issue... just don't see their joke anywhere in the commercial. Went waaaaaay over my head and I don't consider myself stupid. I guess I just don't get the "joke" in general. Maybe if they had people in the background being choked or drug off in gunny sacks... It would be in bad taste, but at least there would be some iota of humor involved. This is just boring and stupid.
The commercial was not only not funny, it was utterly unconscionable. And since this is a political issue, maybe some of you reading this should turn on the TV to see what happened in Cairo today...This is IMPORTANT but totally OT: Hosni Mubarak is GONE and Egypt is FREE, their future back in the hands of the Egyptian people, after almost 3 weeks of peaceful but insistent protests. Seriously, get on a news site or (better), turn on the TV and witness history because it's a joy to share their triumph. [Hollywood can wait; sorry, Harvey.] Mubarak and his family have fled Cairo for Sharm el-Sheikh after he turned over power to the military (which in this case-in case you haven't been following things-is a GOOD thing). This story is SO much more uplifting and important than ANYTHING said about anybody or any business in Hollywood. No offense, Harvey; actually, I'm sure you agree.
oh friggin brother! its not even a big deal. and this isn't even the whole commercial. see here>> http://www.youtube.com/user/BaddBoyBlanco<<... people seriously need to pun on their big girl panties and stop being such panzy little babies. geezus!
I never saw the Tibet one, but I saw one the other day with Elizabeth Hurley talking about rain forest devastation that turned into a Groupon commercial about getting your pubes waxed. I wouldn't say I was offended, I just thought, "Wtf?? Um, okay, that was tacky."
I'm going with lack of a sense of humor.
The funny thing here is that we're so narrow minded. We live in a capitalistic society and while the human rights issues in China/Tibet (there hasn't been genocide for over 50 years) are not something to laugh about, the fact of the matter is that we bring these issues to the forefront then sit back and eat fish curry talking about how good life is all while doing nothing. We're effin' hypocrites! So unless you're directly affected or out there actively trying to do something about the situation, I don't you get the option to be offended.
I didn't get it at first...the punchline was too subtle. So, I think, by that alone, they knew it would be offensive. Therefore, it was their intent. At any rate, I think Groupon's concept is stupid. You have to give up too much information to become part of this coupon network. So, it's not worth the effort. I'm tired of these lame-a** business models. Now they have a stupid commercial with a washed-up actor to promote their crappy company. Seems like a perfect fit.
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17 November, 2013
Casey has a new favourite television show and I love it too. The art is fantastic, which is probably why I like it the most, but it's nice for Casey to have fun with math too. The cat cracks me up and the songs are fun. I hope to see more kids shows like this. It really makes me wish I was more driven to illustrate.
29 June, 2013
A couple months ago I found a new site called Craftsy and signed up, placed my patterns and started browsing. I can't tell you how good it's been to me. My quilt patterns have sold very well and I love that it is geared to creative people with classes, patterns and ideas. While Etsy has been good to me over the years, Craftsy is much more targeted to the creative person, and love that.
11 April, 2013
The directions are done and that is crazy fast for me. I plan on putting in sizes for full, queen, and so and and so forth, but those will have to come later because I need to figure it out. I felt I should post my inspiration though, just in case Ann Sacks feels the need to storm up to Canada and give me a cease and desist order, because I like to know I have been up front about how much I love her stuff. Do you hear that Ann? I LOVE your stuff.
This tile, Beau Monde Glass, Blossom, Aquamarine, is so very beautiful and I've had it in my head for over a year, maybe two? now. I certainly never planned on my quilt looking so similar to the tile, but apparently it stuck in my head a little too strongly. Even the fabric is similar to the tile color and that was a complete accident as I generally just go into the store and pick willy-nilly.
27 March, 2013
This morning a new baby boy has joined my brother and sister-in-laws family. It's always so exciting to have new babies and to give them new things. So this new baby boy is getting my newly finished quilt.
I've decided to call it Sea Glass, because those colored fabrics remind me of of the green glass buoys everyone but me seems to have. And I want some! This time I machine appliqued with a blanket stitch instead of needle turn. I think I prefer the look of needle turn, but you can't ignore the speed of machine applique and the contrasting thread makes it interesting.
I then decided to hand quilt everything else to make the quilt soft to wrap a new
baby in. I love the ornate machine quilts, but there is something very... down to earth I guess about hand quilting. I hand quilted around
each petal in grey to give some emphasis with the stitching. I love how the dotted line turned out, then used white for a more subtle approach for the
So there you go, the newest project, Sea Glass, going to our new family member. We love him already.
The pattern should take less than a year this time!
21 March, 2013
I have had a few people asking how I built this range hood so I thought I would do a small post about it. I would like to say, that these instructions are pretty lame and broad. It's hard to go back and remember how I did stuff when I wasn't really documenting, for instructions, I was just winging it. But some smart person may be able to decipher what I did and build their own, even better hood.
The widest part of the hood is almost 37 inches. That is the trim at the
bottom of the upper curve. Our ceilings are 8 feet which made the length of the hood from the ceiling, not
including the descending curves 29 1.2 inches. It is 31 inches to the
stove, but the fan inside has more distance. All of these measurements
were important to me in making sure the hood didn't look out of
When I designed the hood, I designed it all in the
design program Illustrator. I am a graphic designer so it was easy to
use the tools available to me to make the curves I like etc. Then I
printed it all out full scale and hung it on my walls. This was the side
profile I had printed out. Then I had my tall husband stand around it
so I could get the height of the hood right and adjusted where needed. This could also be done just by sketching your shape on newsprint and hanging it on your wall.
husband built a 2x4 frame and securely mounted it to the wall, and we mounted the fan to the frame. Then I
cut all the exterior shapes out of 1 inch thick MDF and screwed it to
the frame. The sides went on first then the curved front. I used 1/4 inch MDF so it would be flexible and bend to the curve. My
husband and I had to push very hard on the MDF to join it with the
curve and we used staples to secure it. The straps were also from the 1/4 inch MDF. Then I trimmed out the front and top in MDF as well and gave it a good sanding to make it nice and smooth.
Underneath there painted plywood, cut the dimensions of the box with a hole cut out of the center for the fan. The bottom of the fan that has the switches and light covers then attaches over the plywood to the fan up in the hood. One day I'll cover this in stainless steel.
The scallops were from a scrapbooking store and were 4 inch die-cut this
paper circles I cut in half and glued under my trim. I had bought a
hole saw bit to make the circles, but that was a bit of a comical
disaster. These paper ones worked like a charm and when painted are as
solid as the MDF.
wish I had taken picture of each step, because I can't remember what the
frame looked like underneath, but I know I was able to staple some of
that curved front to it. I think there was a cross bar or something. The
next range hood I build will not have the curved front. While I love
the look, it was hard to pull off with my limited skills. Luckily we
were successful and it looks kind of okay!
19 November, 2012
06 October, 2012
I found this chair on Kijiji for $25. I love a rolled arm and most rolled arm chairs I look at are over $800. I practically fell all over myself trying to call the woman selling it before someone else got it. Now, this chair probably wasn't that much, it seems a bit cheap in some ways, but still, comfy, nice shape, great to lounge in front of a window with.
Ha! I just looked at the above picture. What a MESS! It is my only before picture and I still don't have Photoshop loaded on my computer.
Anyway, the plaid fabric is definitely "cabinish" and not too horrible, but I wasn't looking to be too stereotypical here. So I decided to slipcover it.
The back cushion was extremely misshapen and uncomfortable, so I replaced it with a cushion from Ikea. Pretty good size. I did cover it with batting to make it a little bigger. I also had to shorten the seat cushion. It was weird how long it was and it also left these big gaps in front of the arms. You can kind of tell in the first picture.
It's amazing how comfortable and cheap canvas drop cloth can be. This chair gets sat in the most.
I tied the backs with some ribbon I saved on a wedding gift from a good friend. She knew I coveted that ribbon. At least I think she knew. It adds a little bit of flair to a spot nobody sees.
So there you have it, a comfy chair for at the most $50.I wish I had two.
Instead I have two of these which need to be recovered. I'll probably just slipcover them as well. Easy to keep clean that way.
01 October, 2012
Sometimes you have to say a word from your youth so you don't forget. We always called our couch the chesterfield. I miss calling it that. But I think movies and television shows homogenize the English language a bit so words get lost in the past.
So, this is the story about a chesterfield I found at Catholic Charities for $45. SOLD. I brought it home and began my first re upholstery job. It was awesome to take something apart and figure out how it goes back together again. (I don't know why my text goes to single spacing after I start putting in photos now.)
I would do some things differently if I were to do it again, of course. I wanted to cover it in denim or a canvas fabric, but I got wooed by a some medium weight fabric in the bargain bin that was $3.99. It was polyester, but looked okay and I figured polyester would be easy to keep clean.
Nope, DON'T BE LIKE ME! Get the heavy weight fabric. While the couch looks okay, you can see the little bumps of the cotton batting underneath. I think if you want to use thinner fabric you need to upholster it on two layers to smooth everything out. And it doesn't clean that well. Oh well. Live and learn.
I didn't like how the front of the arms were so I changed them to be more smooth and tucked. And I also removed the skirt to leave the legs showing. Still need to upholster the underside
I also am really liking the one long cushion lately, but I didn't want the expense of having a new foam cushion cut. Foam is pricey. So, I took apart the three cushions cut the sides so they were squared up more. put extra stuffing where the cushions dipped at the seams. covered them all in cotton batting and then slip covered it. I like the wonky, uneven piping. Weird I know, but it makes it seem softer and lived in to me.
The most fun was the tufting. While I really love diamond tufting, this sofa didn't come that way and I decided I didn't need the extra challenge.
So there you go, A new sofa with the total cost of around $175. Not including the upholstery gun I bought. You really need one and I didn't end up getting it until I was 3/4 of the way done.
Sorry for the terrible, unedited photos. All from my phone because my hard drive died taking all of my photos with it. And for a paltry $2000 I can attempt to recover them. My computer is still somewhat out of commission as well, I haven't loaded any of my software on the new hard drive because I have no idea what box it is in. I hope I have it.
16 September, 2012
I've been hesitant to post about this because I feel like I'm bragging, even though I know I'm not. But, in the interest of sharing with my long lost friends down south and overseas I thought you might like to know a little of what I have been up to.
For the last couple of years, Mike and I have been having fun daydreaming about owning a cabin by a lake. Far off dreams, when we were older, possibly retired. When we visited the Flathead Valley last year we saw how depressed the house prices were and our dreams became a little more...dreamy.
Then tragedy struck the little town I grew up in and 4 young teens were killed in a car accident. All four were the children of friends of mine. At one funeral, the parents had laid out photos of their daughter with the family at their cabin in B.C. and let me tell you, those photos were FULL of one joyful girl and the memories shared with all of her family in that cabin, on that lake. My eyes still tear up at the memory. I left that day feeling how lucky they were to share those moments with her in their little slice of paradise, in their proclaimed hut in the woods. It impacted me.
We have also had other, closer to home, reminders this year of reasons not to wait until retirement to do what makes you happy. So, spurred on by the desire to make the most of our lives with each other and Casey we own a beautiful place with amazing views of Flathead Lake. And as Mike said the day we bought it, "Now let's go make some memories."
View of Flathead Lake from the main floor.
The man who built it made all of the cabinets, as well as the windows and doors, etc. He was a real craftsman who made mandolins. He put a lot of care into the house.
We made some changes by adding balusters to the loft and main floor so it was less of a deathtrap for toddlers.
And the cabin now has furniture in it, which is an added bonus for us. The mattress is still on the floor though.
The view from the loft, a real slice of heaven.
Let's go make some memories little man.
12 April, 2012
I'm putting this here so I won't forget. I think I'll start doing this in the future because everything gets blown from my brain and all I end up doing is wandering the house with tasks undone because I've lost the slip of paper I've written them on.
I want to make a tufted couch. An impossible idea yes, but would be such a cool challenge.
Somebody makes them, so it can't be that hard. At least you know it's doable.
Now I need to go finish those pillows I started 7 months ago.
09 February, 2012
Isn't it beautiful! As soon as it was hung up it made the room feel more comfy. Mike's dad laughed and looked at us like we were lunatics. He also said, "Well, in Holland the barns are connected to the houses."
Mike and I both loved the idea of a barn door that we could pull across the opening between the kitchen and the living room and lucky us, Mike's good friend is very handy with a hammer and happened to have some barn wood on hand. In fact, the wood on this door is from the first farm Mike's dad owned. A cool bit of history.
I love the detail with the strip of wood here. It's like a tailored suit.
These wheels (need dusting) are from Tony's old clothes line in his back yard. He built the entire track, which is amazing.
Thanks Tony. We still love it as much as the first day.


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HAHAHAHA I was really hoping that this article would end with the family not making the payment and it being sold off to some someone in Dubai. Would be great if Bill Gates bought it and exchange all Mac products for PC's |
They should impound it because it's ugly. |
As someone said on youtube: "Steve Jobs is dead to me..". The designer must feel the same way. Seems like these people have money enough already. They should sell the ship and donate the money to poor people in Africa.. or in the USA. |
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