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Artists around Charlotte are preparing for Yard Art Day on Labor Day, Monday, September 3rd, 2012, also the first day of the DNC. For one day, front yards around the city will boast art installations of all kinds. Follow the above link to get to the Facebook group. Want to create some art and get listed? Join the group and you'll be updated on everything you need to know.
On Yard Art Day, use the official Yard Art Map to find all the participating locations.
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The best aphorisms are not those copied from other authors, but are those that arise from our experience of life.
Today is Monday and It was a beautiful day. I was at home with my husband.
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"I worry about how it will affect my children if I become a foster parent."
I have heard that statement often from people who are interested in taking a role in foster care but do not know how to deal with the fear of the unknown that comes 'with the territory,' if you will. I have one biological child, one child adopted from foster care and one child who was adopted internationally. Though that does not make me an expert- it does give me the experience to speak on the subject.
I can honestly say that biological children are affected by foster care. It would be impossible to bring a new child into an existing family and not expect it to change things. Yet this is true for having a baby, fostering a child or adopting. Children are affected by everything that is brought into their lives. If a child comes into a house and leaves, the biological children in the home may not understand.
The easiest way to deal with the issues that arise from fostering is to talk about them often. Every child has the capacity to open their lives to another child, they just need the support from their parents to ensure that their emotional needs are met. In our family, my oldest is a biological child. He is exactly four and a half months older than his brother (who came as a foster child many years ago.) The main thing that I noticed about the changes in my biological son was that he grew up a little quicker. He learned to 'take care' of his brother because his brother had medical issues.
To say that he walked through untouched would be untrue but I have to say that my biological son has become a better person because we grew our family through foster care. He learned that he was blessed and when you have that much- giving is a good thing. He learned that not everyone has a happy home but when you do, share the happiness.
Not every day is easy or happy for my children. They struggle with each other. They bicker. They make each other's lives miserable. Yet, they have learned to cross the barriers that where intended to separate and deal with life together. They have been touched by foster care and adoption in every facet of their lives. It affects everything, kind of. On the other hand, it affects nothing. They are a family. That is what they know.
If you are interested in foster care, please contact a local agency in your area. There are many children who are waiting for their forever families.
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Peace Bees is the culmination of Alex Lesniak's, "The Bee Girl", love for the peaceful honey bee. This all started many years ago with a 4-H project and a passion for the environment.
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Steve Lesniak, Chief Operations Officer – Steve has a degree in Fine Art Photography from Ball State University with experience in advertising. He has a certificate in Programming from DePaul University and over 20 years experience in Information Technology with more than half as a Manager/Director. Steve has been a beekeeper since 2005. He is the St. Joseph County 4-H Beekeeping Superintendent, and Greene Township 4-H Board member and leader for Photography, Beekeeping and adviser for Jr. Leaders. He also teaches adult beekeeping courses for the The Unity Gardens and gives honey bee talks and presentations in the community. Steve is the Coordinator for a 2014-2015 USDA SARE Grant FNC14-957 in partnership with Tim Ives of Ives Hives, LLC. He is the head beekeeper for Peace Bees and manages all aspects of the business.


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The Birmingham Hippodrome is staging Wagner's Ring Cycle this November and it should be a spectacular experience. You can see images and full details in the online brochure.
If you're a fan of Staying Cool for business trips, please follow us on LinkedIn. You'll find all of our corporate offers there and business related news.
Birmingham's RBSA Gallery (Royal Birmingham Society of Artists) celebrates its bicentenary this year. Head its way for stunning art!
Travelling to us by train? If you decide to take in a film at Birmingham's wonderful Electric Cinema then check out this 2-for-1 offer for train travellers - valid until the end of 2014.
Three of our favourite Birmingham restaurants - Simpsons, Opus and Asha's - are now offering cookery courses.
You can also get Cooking Cool with recipes from chef Alex Claridge in our Rotunda apartments.
Coming to try out Cool for Kids this month? The Snowman is on at the the Birmingham Rep until January 18th. Delightful!
We were delighted to discover that one of our favourite restaurants in Birmingham, Opus at Cornwall Street, is now open for Sunday lunch.
Tempted? You can check out Opus's awards and reviews here.
Photographers Pete Ashton and Jenny Duffin turned one of our Rotunda penthouses into a camera obscura today. You can see the fantastic results on our Twitter account and enjoy some lovely shots from the balcony online.
Visit Birmingham have put together a calendar of some of the city's top events in 2014, with plenty more to come as the year goes on. You can take a peek online.
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September 18, 2014
Barriers to Accessing Health Services for Underserved Populations
Elizabeth Fore, Ph.D.: Program Director, Public Health and Health Education
Dr. Fore earned a B.A. in History and Psychology in 1992, and a M.Ed. in Counseling and Guidance Services in 1994 from Clemson University. She earned a Graduate Certificate in Women's Studies in 2004 from the University of South Carolina and a Ph.D. in Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior in 2006 from the Arnold School of Public Health at the University of South Carolina. She has been at ISU since 2011 as an Assistant Professor in the MPH Program. She has fourteen years of experience working with underserved populations in both South Carolina and Idaho as a researcher and program evaluator.
Despite differences in sociodemographic factors, barriers to healthcare are a significant contributor to health disparities among underserved populations. At this 3rd discuss two recent projects with underserved populations. The first project was an exploratory study that identified barriers to accessing health services for Idahoans in rural and frontier counties. The second study included the development, implementation, and evaluation of a culturally and linguistically appropriate bilingual patient outreach and navigational support services intervention in order to improve levels of timely and appropriate access and continuity of care among Hispanic women and children.
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CCE Class offerings for Summer/Fall 2014- PDF
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The Hoopeston Extension computer lab is open for DACC students for on-line classes and homework. See the schedule here
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Management addresses yesterday's questions....
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Are you ready to take your team to the next level?
The DACC Corporate Education Leadership Certificate Series
will be offered at the DACC Higher Learning Center - Hoopeston
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September 30th through November 20th
Instructor: Yolanda Pemberton
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After spending some time in the much warmer San Francisco climate, I wish I stayed there for a little bit longer because it actually felt like spring there. Even though it is slowly starting to feel like spring in Minneapolis, we're still getting the random cold spells. Can I just rant for a second? Why is it so snowy and slushy out? It's the middle of April. WTF. Do I have to wait until August to break out the sandals? Will we have to wait until September for the beginning of summer? Damn you Minnesota for living up to your stereotype. End rant.
Anyways, let's talk about soup. I'm talkin' about hot soups (I'm not really a gazpacho person to be honest). We often associate soup with winter but hell, I love it all year round. There's something really comforting about that warm feeling in your stomach you get from it.
I chose to make this particular soup because the peak season for kale is ending so I'm eating as much of this stuff while I can. Kale thrives better in colder weather — it's actually sweeter but of course, the degree of sweetness depends on the variety.
For four servings (adapted from Nicole Franzen, via Food52)
- 3 Yukon gold potatoes, diced
- 1 bunch Tuscan kale, stems and center ribs discarded
- 5 c. low-sodium chicken broth
- 1 c. white wine (I honestly grabbed the cheapest bottle of white at the liquor store)
- 4 stalks of celery, diced
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 yellow onion, diced
- 1 can of fire roasted tomatoes
- 1 tsp. dried rosemary
- 1 tsp. dried oregano
- olive oil
- Kosher salt & fresh ground pepper
In a large stock pot on medium heat, cook the rosemary, oregano, garlic, onions and celery with a drizzle of olive oil until tender; pour in a cup of white wine.
Cook till tender and add the potatoes. Season with fresh ground pepper and sea salt. Add the can of fire roasted chopped tomatoes and the broth. Add an additional cup of water and simmer on medium-low heat for an hour, stirring occasionally and adding extra seasoning or water if necessary. Once the potatoes are cooked thoroughly, add the kale and let it simmer in the pot for about 5 more minutes or until the kale is tender.
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Stay tuned for more of this sensational wedding. The bride, the dress, the setting…every detail is just magical!
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Rahul Gandhi will lead Congress: Salman Khurshid
External Affairs Salman Khurshid on Friday said that the Congress would only function under the leadership of party Vice President Rahul Gandhi, and added that it is not their problem if someone did not understand what the word 'leadership' meant.
"The party will function under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi and the working committee has taken this decision," said Khurshid.
"It is very clear what we are trying to mean when we use the word 'leadership'. It is not our problem if someone does not understand the meaning of the word," he said.
Commenting on the battle that is going to take place between the parties in the Lok Sabha elections in 2014 he said that the fight was not between parties but different mindsets.
"I would like to repeat what Congress President Sonia Gandhi said today, that the fight in the country is actually between the progressive thinkers, and the orthodox. Between those who believe in secularity, and those who want to divide the country," he added.
"Sonia Gandhi at the AICC meet said that the decision taken by the party that Vice President Rahul Gandhi will be the poll panel head is final, and that the Congress was ready for the battle.
This meeting has been organized to strategize the party's move ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha election, and will also be deciding the role of Rahul Gandhi.
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Here we go as we told you in our previous post that Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean For Galaxy S3 I9300 Test Firmware is leaked out. This is big news because only Samsung New Flag Ship S4 is coming 4.2.2 and now here it is fro galaxy S3 although this is test Firmware but it has all the Galaxy S4 features. You can now download it and install through Odin. No extra hard work for it its same as previous official updates are installed through Odin.
Android 4.2.2 XXUFME3 Firmware Features:
- Android 4.2.2 – Build ID: JDQ39
- New S4 Lockscreen: Multiple Widgets, two Unlock effects (Ripple and Light), improved ripple effect than Android 4.1.2, ability to change clock size and set a personal message
- New Screen modes (From S4): Adapt Display and Professional Photo
- Daydream
- Driving mode
- Actionable notifications
- New Additions in Notification Center
- Completely revamped Settings UI (Tabbed interface – Exactly like the S4)
- Addition of Voice controls (Let's you control various parts of the phone using voice commands – Galaxy S4 feature)
- Gallery modes have white background (When changing gallery modes to 3D the background changes to white)
- Full screen Samsung apps
- New S-Voice (from S4)
- New smart switch widget
I9300XXUFME3 Firmware Details
Here are the firmware details of I9300XXUFME3 Android 4.2.2 for Samsung Galaxy S3 I9300:
Android Version: 4.2.2 – JDQ39 (Jelly Bean)
Region: Middle East
Carrier: Branded
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Build Date: 8 May 2013
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1Department of Oceanography, Florida State University, 117 N. Woodward Ave., Tallahassee, FL 32306-4320, USA
2Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation, University of West Florida, 11000 University Parkway, Pensacola, FL 32514, USA
3PetroAlgae, 1901 S. Harbor City Blvd., Suite 300, Melbourne, FL 32901, USA
4Department of Oceanography, Florida State University, 117 N. Woodward Ave., Tallahassee, FL 32306-4320, USA
Abstract. To understand and quantify the impact of local, regional, and distant atmospheric mercury sources to rainfall mercury deposition in the Pensacola, Florida watershed, a program of event-based rainfall sampling was started in late 2004. Modified Aerochem-Metrics wet/dry rainfall samplers were deployed at three sites in the region around the Crist coal-fired power plant and event-based samples were collected continuously for three years. Samples were analyzed for total mercury, volatile elements As, Se, and Sn, and a suite of trace elements including Al, Bi, Cd, Ce, Co, Cr, Cs, Cu, Dy, Er, Eu, Fe, Ho, Ga, Gd, La, Li, Lu, Mg, Mn, Na, Nb, Nd, Ni, P, Pb, Pr, Rb, Sb, Sc, Si, Sm, Sr, Tb, Th, Ti, Tm, U, V, Y, Yb, and Zn. Nutrients and major ions were also measured on each sample.
Multivariate statistical methods are used to sort these tracers into factors that represent potential source components that contribute to the rainfall chemistry. Hg, As, Se, Sn, Sb, and non sea-salt sulfate were all significantly correlated with one anthropogenic factor. Using various Hg/element ratios, we can estimate that 22–33% of the rainfall mercury in the region results from coal combustion.
Citation: Landing, W. M., Caffrey, J. M., Nolek, S. D., and Gosnell, K.: Atmospheric wet deposition of mercury and other trace elements in Pensacola, Florida, Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 9, 27649-27674, doi:10.5194/acpd-9-27649-2009, 2009.


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NHL Ice Girls Make Any Commercial 10 Times Better
11/21/08 in NHL | 100%InjuryRate | 1283 respect
As you all know, we're big fans of cheerleaders and their varying offshoots, such as dancers and what not. But one group we definitely don't give enough love to is the ice girls of the NHL. These ladies work tirelessly to, uh, I think occasionally scrape ice off the rink or something at times. Oh, and look great doing it. That's the most important thing.
Well, today we're giving them their due. Here are the NY Rangers ice girls (courtesy of Puck Daddy) appearing in an ad for Parts Authority that admittedly seems like it should be a beer ad instead.
As Puck Daddy hilariously notes, "Needs more jacking." Indeed.
But that's not all. Like I said, these ladies do some impressive work, so let's take a look at them in action.
They help clean the ice after hat tricks.
They're also pretty good figure skaters.
They make reffing more fun.
And let's not forget that they do the same stuff as regular cheerleaders, but on skates. Major bonus points for that.
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- Taylor Swift brought home 2 awards last Sunday at the 2013 Teen Choice Awards, bringing her total TCA count to 22! She won Choice Country Female Artist and brought home the award for Choice Country Song with her hit "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together."
- Will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas has been rumored to be one of the people who will join Keith Urban at the judges' table for the next season of American Idol, but it turns out there's another country star he'd like to work with as well. He's collaborated with the likes of Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus and Britney Spears, but he tells E! Online he'd really love to work with Taylor Swift. "Taylor Swift is dope," he said. "I like the girl. We could do something really fantasy-like. That would be cool." No word on if Taylor has responded to his offer, but considering she's starting to think of collaborators to work with for her next album, it's a distinct possibility, to say the least.
- Rascal Flatts is busy working on the follow-up to their Changed album in between tour dates on their Live and Loud Tour, and Joe Don Rooney tells The Oakland Press, "We're probably about a third of the way through it. We've recorded probably eight songs now, and really three or four of them are high on our radar right now. It kind of set the bar for us." They've decided to take a bit of a different approach with this next album, working with a new producer, Howard Benson, who has produced albums for rock acts such as Bon Jovi, Daughtry and Hoobastank. The guys are excited and hopeful that they'll be challenged in new ways and new directions musically. "It's nothing against any producers we worked with in the past," says Joe Don, "but we just have a different drive right now. It's not like we're trying to prove something. We just want to make a great project, and sonically we want it to sound different and do some songs we would have never cut, maybe, in the past and try to push ourselves and see what else we can come up with." So far, there has been no date announced for the next album.
- Due to popular demand, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are reviving their Soul2Soul show at the Venetian in Las Vegas for a limited engagement beginning in late October and running through April 2014. Similar to their first run in Vegas, they will play 10 select weekends over the six months, with the first tickets on sale now through Venetian.com. "We made the most out of our short time in Vegas and had a lot of fun on-stage and off-stage, but it seemed like it was over just as we were getting good and warmed up," says Tim. "The reaction was impossible to ignore, so it was a total no-brainer to add more shows when the Venetian asked us. It's been an ideal way for us to be able to perform together." The second run of dates for Soul2Soul at The Venetian will kick off the weekend of October 25th and 26th. A limited number of VIP Packages – including preferred seating in the front row, a complimentary pre-fixe dinner at select resort restaurants, two complimentary drinks at the show, a merchandise credit and more – are available by visiting Venetian.com or by calling 877-662-SOUL.
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- Starting August 27th, fans will be able to pre-order the deluxe edition of Justin Moore's upcoming album, OFF THE BEATEN PATH, in stores September 17th! Justin also recently announced his headlining OFF THE BEATEN PATH Tour starring Randy Houser plus special guest Josh Thompson. Click here for details!
- Thursday night, Brantley Gilbert surprised fans at a Justin Moore show. Brantley jumped on stage to say hi to the crowd, but also to make sure everyone knew just how awesome Justin is! See a photo below.
- Thomas Rhett was featured in an article today in USA Today, aptly titled "On The Verge: Thomas Rhett Owns The Country Chart." The article, written by Brian Mansfield, talks about how the second-generations singer is finding additional success as other artists cut his songs. Read the full article here.
- Thomas Rhett crossed a HUGE milestone this week, as he officially crossed over 1 million tracks sold! Congratulations TR!
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- Award-winning family trio The Band Perry this week announced the WE ARE PIONEERS WORLD TOUR, their first worldwide headline arena tour in support of their heralded album, PIONEER. The WE ARE PIONEERS WORLD TOUR will kick off in Gothenburg, Sweden on November 8, 2013 at Tradgarn and crisscross Europe for five weeks before the band jumps back across the Atlantic blazing trails across North America. Click here for sneak preview! Don't forget...The Band Perry's NEW single, "Don't Let Me Be Lonely" is out at radio now!
- Last Friday (8/9), the GRAMMY-nominated Eli Young Band performed an early morning concert during the FOX & Friends All-American Summer Concert Series. Fans braved the rain and heat to catch a glimpse of the band performing #1 hits "Crazy Girl" and "Even If It Breaks Your Heart" as well as other tunes from their critically-acclaimed LIFE AT BEST album. The band also performed their new single "Drunk Last Night," off their forthcoming album on Republic Nashville. Watch here. EYB took to the stage Saturday night (8/10) at MetLife stadium as the opening act for Kenny Chesney on the NO SHOES NATION TOUR. The talented foursome has been previewing new music on the hugely successful tour, which runs through the end of August.
- Eli Young Band is set to headline the Drunk Last Night Fall/Winter Tour, with guest Eric Paslay (EMI). Select dates will also include Warner Brothers artist Josh Abbott Band and other guests. The nearly 30-date tour will launch in Kansas City, Mo. on Oct. 3 and end in mid-December. Other tour stops include Chicago, Chattanooga, Tenn.; and El Paso, Texas. Go here for a full list of tour dates.
- Titled FRAME BY FRAME, hot newcomer Cassadee Pope is revealing details about her debut Country project … piece by piece. The dynamic vocalist is today unveiling the official tracklist for her October 8 album on Republic Nashville. Showcasing soaring melodies and edgy lyrics, Dann Huff produced the 11-song album with Nathan Chapman, Max Martin and Shellback contributing to select tracks. The empowering lead single, "Wasting All These Tears," is available on iTunes, already selling over 230,000 downloads and catapulting into the #1 spot on the iTunes Top Country Songs chart. Continuously looking to involve her fans in the release, Cassadee recently let them choose the cover artwork for FRAME BY FRAME via an online vote. The petite powerhouse will also offer an advance preview of new tracks, beginning today (8/13) with the inspiring "You Hear A Song," available here. Through her Instagram, Cassadee will share with fans directly which song they'll get a taste of next on iTunes. See the full album tracklist here.
- Cassadee Pope has been on tour with Rascal Flatts all summer, but after her opening performance in St. Louis on Friday night, she surprised fans with an impromptu meet and greet. Hundreds of fans lined up to snap a photo with The Voice champion. See the photo of the line wrapping through the venue below!


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It's done! Yesterday I finished up the binding on my Petal Pusher quilt and took it over to the Morton Arboretum for some Fall photos. I found this really magical nook with TONS of leaves. I need to bring my kids over to the same spot and let them go crazy.
This quilt is a combination of Angela Pingel's awesome Petal Pusher pattern from her book A Quilter's Mixology, lots of Cotton + Steel fabrics, and one of my favorite gold bird designs from Violet Craft.
The blocks in the Petal Pusher quilt are deceptively large – 24″ squares! This is a great pattern if you are looking for a lot of "WOW!" for your sewing time. Although there are curves (which scare me), there's not a ton. And with the giant blocks, you only need to make 4 to make a nice sized quilt, 54″ square.
I quilted with straight lines, all around 1/4″ apart from each other. I don't mark my quilts typically, just use the edge of my foot, or some location on my foot, for a guide. When you look at the solid fabric backing, you can really see the texture that the straight lines give the quilt.
The binding is a fun dot print from Cotton + Steel. I wasn't really expecting to use this shade of green, but I just love how it finishes off the quilt!
My daughter really wants this quilt, but she has sooooo many already. I think I'm going to donate this one and hopefully brighten someone special's day.
I definitely recommend this pattern and Angela's book, A Quilter's Mixology, whether you enjoy sewing curves or are intimidated (like me!) but want to give it a shot. I promise, the directions and tips are fantastics and it's much easier than it looks.
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Big Top Quilt ~ Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration Challenge
Yay! I am finally posting finished pictures, inspiration, pattern and voting details for my Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration Challenge quilt! Last July, I was contacted by Free Spirit Fabrics and asked if I wanted to participate in a Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration Challenge. The rules were…
Make a 60 x 60 inch quilt with Denyse Schmidts's Modern Solids Collection. In the spirit of Denyse's book "Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration", the design should be inspired by – or be your own interpretation of – a traditional quilt pattern.
Well if you know me, you know I love Denyse Schmidt, I love solids, and I love modern traditionalism! So it was a no brainer. I sat down with my favorite block anthology books, including Barbara Brackman's Encyclopedia Of Pieced Quilt Patterns. For those of you that are not familiar with this book, it is completely awesome. It is a hand drawn collection of hundreds (thousands?) of historic quilt blocks and their source. There are no directions for making the blocks, simply drawings of the blocks themselves.
I really was taken with Nancy Cabot's Spring and Fall quilt block (block 216.27 in this photo).
I liked that it had the basic shape of flying geese blocks, not a 12″ square. I also liked that it included some unexpected details with the tiny half square triangles inside. They were a bit too much detail for my personal taste though – but I really wanted to incorporate that concept somehow. I went about "modernizing" the block by taking that space and changing it to chunks of solid color.
I selected colors for each block from the Modern Solids fat quarter box color families, giving them a really nice, dynamic look. For the quilt top layout, I alternated the direction of the blocks throughout the quilt, and incorporated a lot of negative space. I think it really keeps your focus on the design, without it getting too cluttered.
I've made a quilt pattern for this design, so far available only as a PDF download. I named it "Big Top" because they remind me of little tents. You can find the pattern in my shop.
And now for voting details! You can vote for your favorite quilt now through October 14th in a few places:
FreeSpirit Blog
FreeSpirit Pinterest Board
I've said before, this was a VERY friendly challenge. All of us participating know and respect each other. Everyone's quilts are so great! So go over and pick your favorite quilt that embodies the "Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration" goal. But trust me, it will be very hard to pick a favorite!
October 9, 2014 32 Comments
Basting! Quilting!
Just a very short post so you know I'm not sitting around over here. I've assembled the Modern Solids Challenge quilt top, pin basted it and am starting the quilting. From these peeks, is is what you expected?
So close to being finished! Back to work!
September 26, 2014 35 Comments
Final Blocks and a Big Delivery
I hope you aren't tired of seeing these blocks, but I have good news for you if you are. These are the final few! I am done with the paper piecing and will be completing the quilt top and quilting this week. I'm really excited to share with you the finished quilt soon ~ and the story about how I came up with the blocks and design.
Last week I had a big delivery on my front porch – many, many, many copies of my paper patterns. I am happy to announce I've been picked up by a few wholesale distributors (Brewer, Checker, and E.E. Schenck Co.). If you are a shop owner and buy through one of these companies, I hope you will consider carrying my pattern line. They are already listed at Brewer, Checker (search Fresh Lemons Quilts as the Vendor) and hopefully will be up soon at E.E. Schenck Co. And for you non shop owners, you can still buy patterns (paper and PDF) in my online shop here on the blog.
I spent a bit of time yesterday working with my daughter on her Halloween costume. She really likes these bird wings (found here and here). I usually don't really make costumes – I know, I know. But this one seemed pretty straight forward and we are able to make it together. She of course picked out 2 of my most hoarded out of print fabrics (the orange Henna Garden by Sandi Henderson and the Pink Coriander by Amy Butler). Looks good in the wings though! If we don't mess the project up too much, I'll share the finished costume here next month.
Ok, back to work finishing the Modern Solids quilt!
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Yeah, pal, that's "college rock," scare quotes very much included. Look, it's a meaningless term. As are "indie," "alternative," "hipster," etc., etc. Let's not overthink this: Here we have ten splendid records with an amorphous rock 'n' roll designation, albeit in a perhaps slightly more experiment ... More >>
If barley be wanting to make into maltWe must be content and think it no fault For we can make liquor to sweeten our lipsOf pumpkins and parsnips and walnut-tree chips. --Anonymous colonist, 1630Though some dispute the story, many beer lovers cling to the legend that the Pilgrims landed at Plymou ... More >>
The Brooklyn-based indie poppers in Bishop Allen stop through Lola's Sixth in Fort Worth tomorrow night as part of a tour in support of its March-released Grrr..., the band's third full-length since its Charm School debut in 2003--and, surely, its more ubiquitous. Take, for instance, "The Ancient C ... More >>
Jesse HugheyBrooklyn Local 1 with honey-pepper salmon.Brooklyn Beer brewmaster Garrett Oliver's visit to Whole Foods yesterday afternoon was first and foremost a cooking demonstration with beer pairing suggestions. But as Oliver described how the flavors of each brew complemented each course, he ... More >>
Garrett OliverAuthor, beer judge and Brooklyn Brewery brewmaster Garrett Oliver will be in town Wednesday for a couple of Brooklyn Beer-related events. One is free, while the other costs $58 per person plus tax and tip. Guess which one we'll be attending. First, Oliver will offer samples with foo ... More >>
The Dirty Projectors may have been around since 2002, but make no mistake: 2009 is the Brooklyn-based act's breakthrough year, thanks tot he success of the band's phenomenal earlier-this-year-released Bitte Orca, a true gem of a folktronipop of a record, riff with lush instrumentations and as im ... More >>
Perhaps you've seen the above ad in the past couple issues of our dead tree publication about a new monthly happening down in Deep Ellum, brought to you by seven of the neighborhood's venue's, one of its art galleries and us here at DC9? Yeah? Well, as the above image implies, the deal's called D ... More >>
Some places we covered this week are punching above their weight, for better or for worse, and others are aiming purposefully low. The best of City of Ate this week covers a handful of spots toying with a new social place.The Week in Review(s): Your own Dallas Observer: Dave tries slumming it at ... More >>
Wu-Tang Chamber Music (E1 Music)
Whether driven by an asinine Constitutional amendment, grand notions of urban planning or draconian dietary shackles, folks who find they have to suck it up, tug at their bootstraps and get down to business -- they're the ones who make the real innovations. This week, one way or another, from hooch ... More >>
At the Kessler groundbreaking ceremony last weekend, a music critic was overheard calling Oak Cliff "the Brooklyn of Dallas." It's not a new sentiment. According to an 1890 flyer by Dallas Land & Loan Co., "Oak Cliff is to Dallas what Brooklyn is to New York." Whether or not the analogy is ... More >>
If there's one thing that's for certain about Brooklyn's Telepathe, it's that the girl-fronted electro-dance act sure has it's finger on the pulse of what the kids are digging today. The above single, "So Fine," pretty much cuts its '80s influences from the same cloth as many of the other popular am ... More >>
Thursday, November 20, at Lola's Saloon, Fort Worth
Sunday, November 9, at The Lounge on Elm Street
Tuesday, November 13, at Hailey's, Denton
Sunday, October 28, at Granada Theater
Saturday, July 28, at Hailey's, Denton
Saturday, April 21, at Hailey's, Denton
Three merry musicals sing their way to happy endings (wink, wink)
Wednesday, August 9, at Hailey's
Wednesday, July 19, at the Gypsy Tea Room
Friday, June 9, at the Gypsy Tea Room's "Tea Room"
Friday, May 12, at the Cavern
Tuesday, March 21, at the Granada Theatre
How 34-year-old Craig Finn became famous singing about drug-huffing 20-somethings
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Jimmy's Food Store
Believe it or not, it's 2003 in Highland Park, too
Computer game designers in Bedford re-create the greatest generation online
The city hopes its new "eco-park" will mean jobs and business. That may take some luck.
In Our Lifetime Vol. 2 (Fenway Recordings)
Cameron Park, Texas, is the poorest town in the U.S.A. But its residents say life has never been better.
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Secret Machines have conquered NYC. Sort of.
Theatre Three makes a joyful noise with a good play about preachin'
Highland Park Christmas lights tour
Director Darren Aronofsky makes films that resemble himself: smart and abrasive
Dallas Museum of Art
Vincent D'Onofrio may be the best actor of his generation, but who would notice?
Highland Park officers would like to get rid of their chief, if they could only figure out how
Highland Park ISD's expansion plans target the homes of the district's less affluent residents


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The Blue Devils will ring in the 2014-15 season with their sixth annual Countdown to Craziness Saturday at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Doors open at 6 p.m., with player introductions for the women's and men's teams scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. Following the fanfare, head coach Mike Krzyzewski's squad will take the floor for a 24-minute scrimmage, fans' first opportunity to see Duke's highly-touted recruiting class in action. The evening concludes with a dunk contest at around 9:30 p.m.
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Soooooo for my next map I needed a GIANT dormant WARFORGED - totally not going to come alive. So I could not find any top down views so i TRIED to make one. This is what i was able to come up with.
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Meet XULU - Primitive warforged
Grasp of the Emeral Claw
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I really like your floor in this one. The colour and texture are perfect. I do think you might lighten up on the blackness of your shadows a tiny bit though.
Jack, good call i should be able to just change the opacity of my "shadow" layer for any easy fix :-D


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A key contributor to Clinger-Cohen argues that federal IT has failed to take advantage of the tools that law provided.
A new report surveys the many different approaches to launching a dedicated innovation shop in government.
Nominations for 2015 are being accepted now through Dec. 23.
The flip side of default data encryption on mobile devices is that a lost or stolen device won't yield up its secrets -- an important feature for many federal employees.
A decade after the 9/11 Commission identified agencies' reluctance to share information as a dangerous shortcoming, the government is moving in the right direction.
The latest offering is intended to help agencies speed the process of deploying authorized cloud solutions.
Cartoonist John Klossner on the telltale indicators that not everything is running through the CIO.
SBA's innovation office invests in solutions to problems that don't yet exist – like the 2007 seed funding for research into an effective Ebola treatment.
The government-wide IT contract's final awards were put off a month as NASA waded through 233 proposals.
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Substance Abuse and Addiction - For Family and Friends
If someone close to you has had a drinking problem, you know how hard it can be. You know how living or dealing with someone who abuses or is dependent on alcohol can change and even destroy your life. You're an important part of your loved one's treatment and recovery. Your emotions and life may change too, and taking care of yourself is also important.
Encourage treatment
It can be very hard to live with a family member who has a drinking problem. It's best not to try to control, excuse, or cover up the person's drinking. Instead, encourage your family member to seek treatment. Find a good time to talk to the person.
Help with treatment and recovery
When the choice for treatment has been made, you play an important part. You can help your loved one stop drinking and help repair the damage done to your family or relationship. Here are some things you can do:
- If you drink, decide whether you want to keep alcohol in the house. Having alcohol in your home might make it harder for your loved one to stay sober.
- Be involved and patient. Attend recovery meetings with your loved one, and be supportive. Know that it may take a long time for you to trust and forgive the person and for the person to forgive himself or herself.
- Be aware that your loved one may seem like a different person after he or she is sober. You may find it hard to get used to this person. You may need to rebuild your relationship.
- Understand that you have the right to know how recovery is going, but ask about it in a respectful way.
- Help your loved one plan for a relapse. Most people relapse after treatment. This doesn't mean the treatment failed. Try to help your loved one see relapse as a chance to do better and to keep working on skills to avoid drinking.
- Focus on the positive actions your loved one is making.
Take care of yourself
Taking care of yourself while you help your loved one is important. You probably will feel relief and happiness when the person decides to get help. But treatment and recovery mean changes in your life too. Your emotions may become more complicated. You may:
- Resent what the person did to you in the past.
- Not trust the person. You may not want to give the person the house key, the car key, or money. You also may feel guilty about not trusting the person.
- Find it hard to give up or share your family role. For example, if you took over child-rearing when your partner was drinking, you may resent his or her becoming involved again. If you managed money, you may resent having to make shared decisions on how to spend money.
- Resent that the person is spending more time at meetings or with others in recovery than with you.
- Worry so much about relapse that you avoid anything that you think may upset the person. You also may resent this feeling.
These feelings are normal. You've been through a bad period of your life, and what happened is not easy to forget. Nor is it easy to forgive your loved one. Keep in mind that recovery is the road to a better life and that you can help your loved one get there.
WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise


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For the new issue of Forbes Magazine I wrote an article about David Crane, the visionary CEO of NRG Energy NRG Energy. When I met Crane for lunch a couple weeks ago, no sooner had we sat down than he began singing the praises of this new contraption he had in his basement. The machine — which can generate 10 kilowatts of continuous power, fed by Crane's natural gas line — is a new iteration of an old creation, the Stirling engine. This version, called the Beacon 10, was created after a decade of engineering by famed inventor Dean Kamen.
I caught up with Kamen (who is best known for creating the Segway scooter) over the phone last week to ask him about the device. "We've turned his basement into an extension of our laboratory," said Kamen. "It's certainly not a machine made for the typical home, but he has a gigantic swimming pool and a huge house."
With the Beacon 10, says Kamen, "you don't have to feel guilty heating up the pool." That's because of the highly efficient nature of the Stirling engine. First conceived in 1816 by Scottish minister Robert Stirling, the device in its simplest form consists of applying an external heat source to a closed cylinder where the cyclical expansion and compression of air inside the cylinder drives the pistons up and down. Unlike your car, where fuel is combusted inside the engine, the Stirling is an external combustion engine; it can work with any external heat source.
The Stirling is quieter than an internal combustion engine, and it's more efficient because the heat is retained inside the engine by to do more work rather than allowed to escape to the environment.
Though Stirlings are highly efficient, they haven't caught on because it takes them a while to warm up and they can't change power output quickly. That makes them unworkable for cars and trucks, but potentially ideal both for power generation and water heating. More than just a backup generator, these machines, depending on the price of natural gas, could also provide round-the-clock power to a home or business. Beats solar panels.
Kamen's contribution has been in engineering his Stirling with the most high-performance materials. He started off using skilled welders to put together key parts of the engine made out of exotic alloys. More recently he's figured out how make those pieces with even more precision using 3-D printing. Crane says a key element in Kamen design was the perfection of a little plastic membrane that looks like a condom. The Beacon, which weighs about 1,500 pounds and is the size of a washing machine, also includes a battery system, which can be integrated with other distributed generation systems like solar panels.
So what's Kamen's vision for the future of these things? Well the one in Crane's basement is far too big for the average American home, generating 10 continuous kilowatts, while most of us only draw about 2 kw. "I love bulldozers, but I wouldn't put one in my garage," quips Kamen.
Kamen believes that aside from mansion owners, the Beacon 10 is just right for businesses like laundries or restaurants that use a lot of hot water. With commercialization partner NRG Energy, he's so far deployed roughly 20 of the machines.
Kamen expects to put them into production within 18 months. "Within two years I would expect high-end builders to be installing them."
But the 10 kw models are just the beginning. It won't be long before Kamen has a smaller version ready for commercialization. He's already been running a 2.5 kw Beacon at his New Hampshire home for four years.
Why not offer the smaller version first? "A 2-kilowatt machine would make one-fifth the power, but wouldn't cost just one-fifth the money," says Kamen. That's why he and NRG will be relying on high-tech early adopters, such as Tesla owners, to buy the first run.
As for cost? Kamen thinks that the 10 kw versions can be manufactured and installed for roughly $10,000 or about $1 per watt. That, however, wouldn't cover development costs, overhead, or profit margin.
It will be up to Crane's NRG to determine what to charge for these Beacon machines. A big part of NRG's plan isn't to sell them at all, but lease them. Leasing equipment to homeowners and businesses is the same model that NRG and solar-installer upstart SolarCity SolarCity have applied to solar panels. The homeowner leases them for 20 years or so, and agrees to pay NRG a fee per kwh that their own roof generates. If the panels make excess juice, then NRG can make money selling it onto the grid.
The idea is to try the same thing with the Beacon machines. Once the adoption rate is high enough, NRG will be able to network dozens of the devices across a region together. Depending on natural gas prices and levels of electricity demand, there could be times when NRG would send a signal to all the Beacon machines in a region to ramp up to full output and send the excess power onto the grid. "We don't think we should be just selling a box," says Kamen. "We think we should be part of a system of the future, powering the evolution of microgrids."
Kamen certainly didn't set out to create a product for the United States. "I have a passion to help the developing world," he says, and originally intended his research into Stirling engines to help bring electricity for the first time to dark corners of the world. The beauty of the Stirling is that it can run off of any heat source. "We have powered them using cow dung in Bangladesh, and even by burning olive oil," Kamen says.
He's frankly been surprised that the United States has emerged as a potential market. "It took 100 years to build the power grid. The core of it is the most critical infrastructure in the country," he says. And yet, "I didn't know the grid was going to get more fragile, and that people were going to get nervous about hurricanes. I didn't know natural gas was going to fall in price precipitously."
In time, he says, the prices of these devices should come down. The adoption rate should be similar to other home appliances that once seemed exotic but are now second nature, like air conditioners, refrigerators, hot water heaters and central heating. The Beacon could eventually replace two of those appliances — the furnace and hot water heater — says Kamen.
So in 10 years will everyone have one?
"I'd say yes. Ten years from today the probability that you are depending on wires hanging on tree branches is as likely as that you'll still be installing land lines for telephones. Close to zero."


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Hampton University's women attempt history, while the men seek their first NCAA berth in three years when they begin Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament play Wednesday.
The top-seeded Lady Pirates (25-4, 16-0) seek to become the first MEAC school to go to five consecutive NCAA tournaments.
Bison 76-64 in Hampton and 59-52 in Washington.
The HU women went undefeated in the league for the second consecutive season and has won 46 in a row versus MEAC opponents. The Lady Pirates' last conference loss was to Coppin State, 69-66 on Jan. 28, 2012. They are 53-1 against league foes in the past three seasons.
Seniors Alyssa Bennett and Nicole Hamilton were named first-team all-conference, while Malia Tate-DeFreitas was Rookie of the Year and second-team all-league. Hampton's David Six was named the women's Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season and third time in his five years.
Hampton's men have won seven in a row entering the tournament, the program's longest win streak since the 2010-11 team's. That squad finished 24-9 and won the MEAC tournament.
The Pirates (18-11, 13-3) are the No. 2 seed and face the Coppin State - Bethune-Cookman winner Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Hampton's last loss was to No. 3 seed Morgan State on Feb. 3, 94-92 in double overtime. The Pirates are led by forward Du'Vaughn Maxwell, voted first-team all-conference and the MEAC Defensive Player of the Year. The 6-foot-7 senior leads HU in scoring (14.9 points per game) and rebounding (7.5 per game) and leads the league in blocks (91).
Sophomore point guard Deron Powers (11.7 ppg, 119 assists) is the Pirates' engine, and sophomore Ke'Ron Brown is HU's defensive stopper.
The Pirates have 10 players logging double-figure minutes and are second in the MEAC in field-goal-percentage defense (.395), behind top seed N.C. Central. According to numbers guru Ken Pomeroy, HU leads the conference in effective field-goal-percentage defense — which takes into account both 2-point and 3-point shooting — and in 2-point-percentage defense.
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Tyler the Creator -- the guy who won the 2011 MTV VMA for "Best New Artist" -- took a serious blow to the head last night ... when a moron fired a bottle at the rapper during a concert ... and connected.
Tyler was performing in Austin, TX -- when some idiot (with one hell of an arm) launched the projectile from the crowd ... and it struck T.T.C. right near his eye.
One member of Tyler's crew immediately fired a water bottle back in the direction of the culprit -- and moments later, Tyler and the rest of his crew stormed into the crowd to hunt for the bad guy.
No word if Tyler suffered any injuries in the attack -- and so far, it's unclear if the crew ever found the bottle-thrower ... but it probably wasn't pretty if they did.
Thankfully he was not seriously injured!I hope the person responsible was arrested! But Why would they charge the audience, that just makes a bad situation worse. Didn't they have police details at the concert?
"the bottle-thrower" should be very scared because rappers love guns and beating women.
Hope they caught the idiot that threw that bottle. The guy on stage was just as stupid to fire a water bottle out into the crowd probably hitting an innocent person! Ever heard the saying two wrongs don't make a right?
People need to stop and think! Running out into the crowd isn't the answer either. Get the security people to do their job!!!
yeah that should make your fans feel safe, jump into the crowd and start swinging with impaired eyesight due to a bottle to the eye, learn to dial 911 like an adult
How funny that he turned in the direction of where the bottle was coming from at the exact moment.
Wow that sounded terrible. I'm not surprised people were throwing bottles.
It was probably politically motivated. The thrower was most likely making a statement about the sorry state of affairs rap music is in... Where these guys are popular... Or it was a feminist thing.
Wait, wait. The stage EMPTIED OUT but the lyrics are still going? So who was supposed to be singing? If I dropped heavy cash money to watch someone do a half@ss lip-synch, I'd be throwing stuff, too.
2 words: Birth Control. We need all indigents and any creatures that collect welfare, have been or are incarcerated, live in section 8 housing or get food stamps to be irreversibly sterilized so that the violent criminal element in the colored areas will cease to exist due to lack of breeding. It's the most humane thing to do anyway, we do it for cats and dogs, why not indigents? It should be a crime to breed while collecting taxpayer money and increasing the burden on taxpayers. It should also be a crime to purchase fake nails, wigs, weaves, fake name brand clothes and cars with rims that cost more than the cars value. In fact noone on welfare has any business (or bidniz) with a vehicle since they're living off the generosity of the taxpayers they shouldn't be able to afford a car, taxes and insurance. Yet you see it every day in every home that an indigent lives in that the taxpayers pay for.
Time to start rolling out the chain link fencing again.
maybe his 'crew' should stop hitting women who are just trying to do their job
Can't believe TMZ is feeling sorry for someone who was uninvited from a music festival for having homophobic lyrics. I thought you guys always went for the gay angle?
Tyler the creator's face has a high affinity for water bottles because this is the 2nd time he's been smacked in the face in less than 6 months. Maybe the water bottles contain holy water, and are being thrown by a religious group that believes Tyler is satanic, based on his lyrics, lol.
maybe his 'crew' should stop hitting women who are just trying to do their job
He is lucky that was the only thing thrown at him that music was absolutely horrible.


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With the first two rounds of the 2014 NFL Draft in the books, everyone's attention now turns to Day Three. Saturday will include rounds 4-7 of the draft. The Jacksonville Jaguars are currently slotted to pick at 114 in Round Four, picks 144 and 159 in Round Five, pick 205 in Round Six, and pick 222 in Round Seven.
After selecting their quarterback of the future in UCF's Blake Bortles, the Jaguars continued bolstering their offense by adding receivers Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson, as well as guard Brandon Linder. Will the Jags continue adding pieces to their offense, or will we finally see a defensive player selected? The Jaguars could still use help at center, linebacker, running back, and depth on the defensive line as well as the secondary.
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