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Dallas may not be the first city that comes to mind when you think of seafaring activities, but backers of the proposed Dallas Maritime Museum say the city would be a fitting host for the facility.
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Dallas: Dallas International Festival
El Paso: Neon Desert Music Festival
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Fort Worth: Crowne Plaza Invitational
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Nearly two years after massive wildfires, the director of Possum Kingdom Chamber of Commerce says tourism has rebounded but drought continues to trouble the area.
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Triple axel?
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Couldn't see the axel ><.....busy.
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Good skate from Sawyer. 3a two-footed, but looked rotated, so he should be alright. 3lz also (very) slight 2foot? I kinda enjoyed Russell's program more, actually... footwork more spectacular/unique, better flow
Go Joey!!!
And I've been a fan of Shawn Sawyer for a very long time. That splitz at the end is just sick! He is one of the most artistic skaters in the men's event. Still struggling with cheating his axel, but otherwise very clean. He seems to have more confidence. The music is the same as one of the novice dance teams, I believe. 72.93 points, just behind Joey Russell
seems to be the night for fluke falls....Ian Martinez, and now Kevin Reynolds. He still looks a little rough around the edges, but wow, he has improved the artistry side of his skating! Really nice to see his skating developing and maturing. 67.39 points, and currently in 3rd.
Reynolds 4s-3t looked easy!
3a slipped of landing edge
slip/fall in circular footwork - a shame
the kid is improving, I did enjoy that. Dorky, but it suits him (in an adorable way). Shae-Lynn is a good choreographer. He is committed to the music, choreo, full movement and pushing the outward expression.
I think the 2nd fall will hurt a lot, will be even more costly pcs wise... just one fall wouldn't have been so bad with his fabulous 4s-3t as backup
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3a fall
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3lz-1t ouch...
not his year
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I was impressed last year with the attack and speed in his skating... you can see the lack of confidence this season by contrast. Tough year i guess... he's young.
poor guy, distraught in KnC :-(
he's so talented, he can turn it around next year
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I also really enjoyed watching Kevin...great to see a quad! The long program is looking like it's going to be a really good fight.
...except Jeremy didn't have a great skate.
And if Jeremy Ten could add some jumps to that amazing footwork and musicality and spins, he would have a winning package.... I'm afraid he will be buried deep in the pack missing so many technical elements.
They should really put a can-jump-but-not-skate and a can-skate-but-not-jump together and mix them up, lol...
Poor Jeremy! It sounds like his nerves are getting the best of him. I hope he has a fabulous free skate!!!
so it seems like vaughn chipeur will beat joey russell
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triple lutz
What a contrast - from the heart break of seeing Jeremy so devasted, to Vaughn's great skate! That's sport for you. 4 years is a long time to wait for the ones who won't make it to Vancouver, but they're all young.
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sorry for the hastily reported #'s i got excited over nothing, damn rogue modifier.
so whats the date that were gonna march on Blizz's headquarters then?
sorry for the hastily reported #'s i got excited over nothing, damn rogue modifier.
I've never heard of that rouge modifier before...
Why would blizz go through all the trouble to convince warriors that this is the "sunder replacement" if its still not better threat wise until 3 sunders?
ps. first post
because Blizz hates us >.>
PS. Grats
Well, a buff is a buff. I'm likely to devastate a little more conscientiously now, maybe even ask the other wars to demo/tclap.
Melissa Theuriau is not a marmot.
well if devastate hits for over 151 even on the first hit, it outscales sunder no?
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/th...=1&pageNo=4#75Originally Posted by Tankard
That's a post in your thread on the Warrior forums. Would one of you check what he's saying and respond there (as well as here)?
As far as I can tell, he's tripped up a bit in the / 1.10 portion, which yours looks correct to me, not his (but I'm only glancing, and I'm not terribly mathematically inclined either).
//edit: got lazy and did it myself.
The defensive stance + defiance modifier is 1.3 x 1.15 = 1.495; hasn't been additive for a while now
You forgot to divide the average devastate innate threat by 1.495 to account for d-stance and defiance. (or simply divide the entire 1216.68 term by 1.495 to begin with)Total Damage needed to pull threat: 1885
1885 * .71 (rogue threat modifier) = 1338.35
1338.35 / 1.10 (10% extra threat needed to get agro) = 1216.68
1216.68 - ((24+79+111+145+44)*1.45) = 632.33 threat generated
632.33 / 4 devastates = 158.0825 threat per devastate
158/1.495 = 106
I think they forgot to change the innate threat value.
Also: Why not test with two warriors in battle stance? You could commutate out the threat reductions and not have to worry about defiance. (I'd do it, but I am in the damn PTR copy queue)
Yeah, certainly looks like it didn't change. It would be nice to get a statement from blizzard as to whether that's a mistake or not.
When it comes to the test averaging is not the way to combine test results. Rather the hit that pulled aggro establishs an upper and lower bound on the innate threat. The actual aggro gain line has to be somewhere above the total threat before the hit that pulled aggro and below after the hit. You combine tests by finding the intersection of the windows found for each test. Assuming the window from each test is not identical then the intersection is smaller. With enough tests and variation in those tests you eventually get a window containing only one integer. Assuming it is an integer then it has to be that value.
Applying that logic here I think you'll find you have a problem, the intersection is empty. The assumption as to which hit drew aggro seems suspect. My guess would be that the invalid assumption is that the mob will immediately hit an individual upon changing targets rather than continuing with their swing timers or reseting it. I suspect you would also find, with enough tests, that, sometimes the hit that pulled aggro shows up in the log after the person pulling aggro gets hit. If the swing timer reset then that wouldn't happen, but I suspect it does not reset. So you end up with the equivalent of delivering the killing blow after the mob is dead according to the log.
I think it was a very informative posts in that I now have a good idea how to test innate threat on a power. I'm also wondering if it wouldn't be possible to write a mod to assist in doing this. Maybe monitor the targets target and pause Recap when it changes.
well i'm on the ptr now, any hordies that can get on i'm willing to test it with, test were conducted by fame in a short amount of time, before i could get on the ptr. But i'm pretty sure its down to 101 threat only, that blows chunks -_-'
kaz if you want to set something, the both of us can do it. just communicate via vent. im going to be on the ptr tonight at around 7-12 est under the name "FAME"
Kaz, it might be a good idea to go back and edit the math in your first post to reflect the corrected numbers. Cider's post in the PTR forum is pointing to this thread, and it might be a little confusing for the devs if they read it (miracle of miracles) and see a number other than 101 as the conclusion.
So basically, BLizz lies to us again. Isn't 101 the base of the Old devestate?
and when do i get my cool sig =D
GFG, why even bother with this change...
Very small buff for soloing with dual wield I guessGFG, why even bother with this change...
I honestly figured that they wouldn't buff the base threat any, so I'm not surprised that it's apparently still 101. I'm not exactly confident that they'll buff it either. Though, it would be nice to have a 41 point Protection talent that could compete (for tanking) with our 31 point Protection talent.
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Hi, I recenlty tried installing blag 10000 on a computer I have at home. During install I never got promted to set up my monitor. After installing and rebooting, blag begins to load but then all of a sudden my screen goes all wacky like the resolution is set wrong. Does anyone know how to fix this?
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How do I log in as root? I can't make it to the login screen.
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Ok, I used cntrl alt F1 to get to the command and I loged in as root. Then I entered redhat-config-xfree86 Then after waiting about 10 seconds my screen went crazy again when it tried to get the video going.
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In /etc/X11/XF86Config there is a "Device" section. Change the Driver line to read:
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Sorry, during regular graphical install it never showed a monitor selection screen. I went to the fedora website and read about other people having the same problem.
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Hi, John I had a break through today. I have had this same problem with my monitor on many computers, mostly being pentium II or AMD k62 systems. On newer computers I have never had a problem with fedora linux core 1 but I am afraid that anything 500mhz or under might have this problem. Here is how I got it to work. During install go the screen where it asks how to partition the hard drive. Then instead of hitting next hit back until you get to where the monitor setup screen should have been. It should show up now. At least it did for me.
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This is horrendous.
Take a look at all the videos on here:
They show how REAL this is. PLEASE DONATE.
- 10 January 2011 23:43
- The Kings said...
Good on you Tone. Looking forward to seeing how much can be raised.
- 11 January 2011 06:26
- Corrie said...
blogged Toni and so glad you have organised this :)
- 11 January 2011 07:06
- Christine said...
Can you please email me, I would like to auction a quilt
- 11 January 2011 07:13
- Leonie said...
We are in North Brisbane and safe at the moment but its devastating watching all this happening around us.
I have also blogged about it.
Would love to help out too but in the process of moving back to NZ.. will look to donate instead.
- 11 January 2011 07:49
- Hi! I'm Katie said...
Thankyou so much Toni! Still in shock over what happened in Toowoomba and the Darling Downs yesterday. We were very lucky to have 2 weeks to pepare our town for the flood waters. These people had no time at all. They need as much help as possible!! Bring on the Auction! Can't wait!Thanks again Toni!
- 11 January 2011 08:04
- Toni Searle said...
I'd like to be involved, I live in QLD and have friends and relatives being affected by this horrifying amount of water.
I can definitely auction one of my bags.
- 11 January 2011 08:31
- The Oz Material Girls said...
Fabulous idea Toni... We would love to get involved, I have emailed you :)
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- 11 January 2011 08:35
- Saffron Craig fabrics said...
Hi Toni, these floods are so devastating I would like to help in any way I can. Thanks for being the instigator for a fund raiser.
- 11 January 2011 08:45
- Anita said...
Brilliant idea Toni - saw it on retromummy as well so the word is definitely spreading! I'm not a blogger but I'll definitely be bidding and just made our donation to the Qld appeal online. My family are there and I know people who are doing it hard in Condamine and Rocky - so thank you for getting this going.
- 11 January 2011 09:27
- Fiona said...
Hi Toni,
I would like to have an auction on my blog - Please e-mail me and I will forward details etc.
Hugs - Fee
PS. Thanks for doing this :)
- 11 January 2011 09:46
- Ange said...
Hi Toni
I have just started my blog but as I have friends and family being affected by the floods I would like to donate a couple of items to auction off. Looking forward to helping and hearing from you soon.
- 11 January 2011 09:59
- Kylie said...
Count me in Toni. I will crochet up a few sets of sandwiches.
- 11 January 2011 10:09
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- 11 January 2011 10:33
- The Bartons said...
WOW TONES THIS IS AWESOME!!! its quite scary up here at the moment hope and praying the rain will ease our heart goes out to all that are affected! such a terrible morning to wake up to especially today!!! xoxox
- 11 January 2011 10:37
- Donna said...
Hi Tone, Please email me as I have a newly finished lap quilt that I would like to auction.
Thank you
ps - I had to delete my last comment as it didn't contain my display name for some reason. Cheers Donna
- 11 January 2011 10:38
- melissa said...
Hi Toni, i would like to donate a quilt for the auction can you contact me? thanks Melissa
- 11 January 2011 10:59
- cheryl said...
Hi Toni, I have lived in Toowoomba for 21 years and have never seen anything like this. Please email me the details, I would like to participate.
Thanks, Cheryl
- 11 January 2011 11:27
- Ruby Star said...
Count me in, I'd love to help, I have a sweet pillow to be auctioned.
- 11 January 2011 12:17
- Tanya said...
You are wonderful. Good on you for organising something practical
- 11 January 2011 12:19
- Jennie said...
I'll make a W Class Cushion to auction. Let me know what to do.
- 11 January 2011 12:31
- leeah said...
I have emailed you about this :0) Great to see so many people wanting to help. I have some items that I can auction
- 11 January 2011 12:59
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- 11 January 2011 13:11
- Lorraine said...
Great idea , I have a quilt I'll donate .
I have blogged about this , to spread the word.
- 11 January 2011 13:14
- Naomi said...
Thanks so much for organising this auction - I don't have any goods that I can sell as I use my blog to write.
I decided to write about an Evacuation plan and 72 Hour Kit to help out those who still have time left. My link is: http://www.sevencherubs.com/2011/01/evacuation-kit-and-72-hour-kit.html
I have also added your button to my sidebar in the hope that others will come here to donate items etc.
Good luck getting goods and if there is anything else I can do I would love to know.
Cheers, Naomi x
- 11 January 2011 13:18
- Naomi said...
p.s - awesome to find another lds lady. Naomi xx
- 11 January 2011 13:21
- Daniella Germain said...
I would love to auction a couple of my hand made rubber stamps for this fantastic cause. Please drop me an email to let me know how I can be involved!
- 11 January 2011 13:46
- Jody of Because I'm Me said...
I would love to auction a quilt (small). Thanks for organizing this.
- 11 January 2011 14:12
- Kate @SwimBikeQuilt said...
I would be interested in auctioning something. Please send me the details. I'm so sorry--the devastation is horrible.
- 11 January 2011 15:03
- Miss Amy said...
I would love to help I would like to have an auction please email me with details firstname.lastname@example.com.
My heavily pregnant sister (could give birth any day now) is trapped in Caboolture so we are all praying for their safety, but money helps too so this is a great idea!
- 11 January 2011 15:15
- objectsofwhimsy said...
I have posted the auctions on my blog and I have also added a link to the QLD gov site. Best of Luck to all our QLD cousins we are thinking of you and will help you through this.
- 11 January 2011 15:20
- Penny said...
Bless you Toni. Blogged about the auction :)
- 11 January 2011 15:21
- Monkeys in my pocket said...
please email me at email@example.com
I am going to blog about it right now
- 11 January 2011 15:35
- Julia said...
This is a great idea Toni.
I have two bags I would like to auction..I'll blog about it ..
Julia ♥
- 11 January 2011 15:51
- Posie Patchwork said...
Hi Toni, Corrie put me onto you, sounds great, my husband lives in Brisbane so ready & willing to help from Canberra. Love Posie
- 11 January 2011 16:26
- Kelly said...
Please email me too, I would love to to help with an auction
- 11 January 2011 16:58
- Jennifer said...
Count me in Toni. Happy to auction off something handmade. I have blogged about this too.
- 11 January 2011 17:01
- Amber said...
HI Toni - I'll make something to auction off too - can you send me the info?!
- 11 January 2011 17:17
- Julia said...
Hi Toni, I have two of my bags I would like to auction to help..
Yesterday we had deliberatley lit fires not far from me..homes were lost,
My heart and thoughts go out to those who are doing it tough right now..
Please let me know what I need to do, I have blogged my bags
Julia ♥
- 11 January 2011 17:25
- Joy said...
Hi Toni, what you're doing is fabulous!! Please email me - I'd love to auction a kit and one of my patterns.
- 11 January 2011 17:52
- Polka Dot Rabbit said...
I'm donating all proceeds at Polka Dot Rabbit next week to flood relief, although an auction might be better? could you email me when you have a chance? email@example.com
- 11 January 2011 17:53
- Suzi said...
I have already put up a work to sell with all proceeds going to the flood relief on the Facebook page of my 1000 words for Summer project http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150124420288573&set=a.315891663572.182821.286098323572 and will post a blog too. I have other works I could include so, please let me know how I can be involved in the blog auction
- 11 January 2011 18:23
- Sasha said...
Hi Toni, I have two kits that I would like to auction. I only have 5 followers so I'm not sure how successful it would be though, but anything is something! Email me with details!
- 11 January 2011 18:42
- sewwhatnext said...
Hi Tony thank you very much for organising this auctioned. My family will be participating and I have emailed you about this.
- 11 January 2011 19:23
- Nikki said...
Well done, you!
I'm happy to auction a bag or purse or something... looking forward to details on how....
- 11 January 2011 20:33
Hey Toni, great work!!! Our family is in Rocky and also in brissy, so we are trying to help out any way we can. Dont have anything to auction, but we will be bid-bid-bidding!!!!
- 11 January 2011 21:04
- Amelia said...
Thanks for doing this Toni. I really want to get involved. I've blogged about it and will email you when I know what I can put up for auction.
- 11 January 2011 21:14
- Cath @ chunkychooky said...
I am super super super super super keen!!!
please add me to the list!
- 11 January 2011 21:34
- Sweet Birdie Blue said...
yes please as i would love to auction some items for this appeal
trace xo
- 11 January 2011 21:39
- Ali said...
I would be happy to auction one of my knitted dresses. Can you email me too please?
- 11 January 2011 21:46
- Ellieboo said...
I would love to do an auction - can you send me the details - wow just watched the news (first chance today) -serious stuff
- 11 January 2011 22:06
- Wendy B said...
Hi Toni,
I'd love to be involved...it's a fabulous way of helping!
I'd like to hold an auction....don't really make anything professionally, but would like to donate either some patterns, jelly roll or something of the like??
Can you email me with details??
Thanks so much, you're amazing!
sweet hugs
Wendy XX :O)
- 11 January 2011 22:50
- BusyBsewBiz said...
We have been brought to tears watching the devastation and loss through news reports. I'll be stitching up some stuff for auction. Please email me with any details.
- 11 January 2011 23:25
- Jackie @ craftonmymind said...
Hi Toni - I have a fairy skirt or two to auction off - are you able to email me the details?
- 11 January 2011 23:45
- allsewnup said...
OMG!!! Please email auction info. I have a box pouch I'd like auction for this cause.
- 12 January 2011 02:25
- Sandy O. said...
Hey, I've just posted this amazing idea on my blog. Hope it helps. The best of luck to you and to all of Queensland.
- 12 January 2011 02:46
- Fun With This and That said...
I can do something .It is on the news here in ND too. It is so bad there .So I will donate a small pillows. All so hope I win something too. I hope I can post the auction I'm not too bright at this. Laura
- 12 January 2011 03:44
- Katherine said...
Thank you for organizing a way for us to help, Toni. I want to participate by auctioning something I've handmade. (Just need to decide what that will be! ;o)
I'm so sorry such a disaster has occurred and feel for everyone affected.
- 12 January 2011 05:42
- MMQG said...
Melbourne Modern Quilt Guild has posted about this. Great work Toni!
- 12 January 2011 07:45
- Helene said...
I've posted about it too, thanks Toni! Awesome job!
- 12 January 2011 08:17
- radishandruth said...
Hi Toni,
Aimee from Greentree emailed me about the Auction. I would love to be involved. - Will pop up a post today - and you can contact me at email@example.com
- 12 January 2011 08:33
- The Oz Material Girls said...
Hi Everyone,
In conjunction with Toni's Auctions, We are running a huge auction on our FACEBOOK Page where lots of girls have got together and donated prizes and the auction will have huge exposure so hopefully we will raise a motza for the appeal, if you would like to add yours into the list you can email us at email@example.com - together we can make a difference
Also check our page for details
The Oz Material Girls
- 12 January 2011 09:00
- Charlotte said...
Hi Toni,
I would love to help out by holding an auction. Please email me more details.
What a great way to help out.
Keep up the great work.
Charlotte x
- 12 January 2011 09:25
- manda said...
I'd like to help too...can you please email me the details//
thanks for co-ordinating this
- 12 January 2011 10:08
- Robyn said...
I've posted on my blog and put up the button. I'll try and get this on my facebook sight also.
- 12 January 2011 10:13
- ange_moore said...
Toni - I have a quilting book and some fabric that I'd like to auction as part of this appeal. I'd appreaciate if you could please add me to your list!
Thanks so much for getting in a doing something practical at this horrific time for those in Queensland.
- 12 January 2011 11:02
- Screamstress said...
Hi Toni What a wonderful idea! I'm sure I could put together a little prize pack to auction, please send me the details :)
- 12 January 2011 11:48
- Kylie's blog said...
Great idea Toni. I have spread the word on facebook. Goodluck :)
- 12 January 2011 12:14
- Jewells said...
Yes, I will auction a set of my herb spoons..please let me know what to do...cheers
- 12 January 2011 12:27
- Darling Dotty said...
I'd like to be involved.
I'm from Toowoomba. So many people here and in the Lockyer Valley, where I grew up, have been hit so incredibly hard. They need all the help th can get.
- 12 January 2011 13:22
- Carmel's Closet said...
Super idea - will email you and make something.
- 12 January 2011 13:29
- Sandy said...
Thanks Toni, for organising this. Have sent am email to you and will blog very shortly. Sandy
- 12 January 2011 14:04
- Cassiescuddles said...
Please count me in, I have plenty of patterns to put up a kit or two. My email is email@example.com
- 12 January 2011 14:15
- Tas said...
Hi Toni. Thank you for taking the initiative. I am going to have an raffle- like Jodie. I have put a link to your blog.
- 12 January 2011 14:50
- Adele said...
Hi Toni, yes, I would love to be part of this. Cheers, Adele
- 12 January 2011 14:59
- Posie Patchwork said...
I'm all set to go with an auction & raffle & giveaway tomorrow morning. Awesome work Toni, love Posie
- 12 January 2011 16:11
- Materialist said...
I would love to contribute some items for auction... but I don't think an auction on my blog is going to get enough attention. If I can contribute goods to somebody else's auction, please let me know... and I'll check out the Oz Material Girls to see if I can contribute that way.
Thanks for getting things rolling.
- 12 January 2011 16:33
- Carmel's Closet said...
Hi Toni,
Thanks for message on blog - have already emailed your contact email and received back info email. Thank you. Go well.
- 12 January 2011 16:45
- Erica Louise said...
Hi there, I would like to hold an auction on my blog. Pls email details to erica (@) recycled-fashion.com. Thnx for organising this
- 12 January 2011 17:30
- Miss Cackle said...
I have a group fo writers who would be interested in doing this. Can you let us know how we'd go about it? katesgordon [at] gmail [dot] com
- 12 January 2011 18:34
- Austy's Mum said...
I would like to donate a soaker/shorties and embroidered t-shirt set for the auctions. I am unwell at the moment so can't get started straight away but thought a semi custom set would be doable as I can do it to suit the size/sex required after I am better. Please send me an email with details email@example.com
- 12 January 2011 19:55
- jhoanna said...
This is an awesome idea! I would love to auction up one of my softie fawns on my blog next week with all proceeds going to the appeal. Please send me details on how to be involved!
- 12 January 2011 20:07
- Chic Mother and Baby said...
Happy to donate party printables that have been designed and can be customised for any event.
Please email me x
- 12 January 2011 20:14
- Steph said...
What a champion effort Toni! Count me in..could you please email me the details.
Thanks so much :) x
- 12 January 2011 21:18
- Tina said...
Well I don't have anything to auction off, but if I can get something together by Sunday evening I certainly will join in the auction. Otherwise I'll be bidding for sure.
- 12 January 2011 21:47
- Laura said...
Hi Toni,
I've posted at http://omongkosongibulaura.blogspot.com/p/e-auctions-for-charity.html
I was thinking it might be an idea to put together an e-auction for charity site, like an ebay shop. I'm looking into it but you may be better placed to do so.
I have only just started blogging so don't expect I'll get much traffic - might be better to post the bag pic on someone else's site and I'll post it to whereever.
- 12 January 2011 23:55
- black ribbons said...
I am sure that many Queenslanders (including myself, though I have thankfully not been in the flooded areas) would thank you from the bottom of their heart for organising this fundraiser.
Best wishes to you and your family.
- 13 January 2011 01:45
- Chookyblue...... said...
Toni do you have a list of the blogs having auctions
- 13 January 2011 07:00
- Levin said...
Hi Toni,
My son would like to knit a washcloth to auction off (he's 9 and just learnt how to knit). Would this be okay?
- 13 January 2011 10:25
- Jelly Wares said...
This is such a great idea, good on you for organising... Lets see how much we can raise those poor flood effected families..
Jodie :)
- 13 January 2011 12:08
- nicole said...
hey toni!
i'd really like to take part and auction something off :D
hopefully it'll help out
thanks so much for rallying all of us bloggers into helping out!
- 13 January 2011 12:17
- Crafty Mama said...
Hi Toni, I'll get involved too, emailing you now.
- 13 January 2011 13:06
- Cassiescuddles said...
I have just posted my two auctions on my blog. I hope that they raise some money. Thanks for the idea.
- 13 January 2011 13:59
- Jenny said...
Great idea Toni, i would love to auction an artwork from my blog. Can you please send me an email on how to do it.
- 13 January 2011 13:59
- Rochelle said...
Hi there Toni,
I would like to help with auctioning something. I don't know what yet but I'm sure I will be able to rustle up something.
- 13 January 2011 14:37
- Angela said...
I would love to host an auction. I'm in New Orleans, so I definitely understand some of the devastation caused by flooding. Please email me with any information.
- 13 January 2011 18:54
- beeware said...
hi Toni..I would love to auction some special fabric thru my blog. Please let me know how to do this- thanks for your ideas & energy
- 13 January 2011 21:53
Hi Toni, it is so heartbreaking to see all the devastation. I don't have a blog so will certainly keep an eye on the auctions. My thoughts and prayers go out to all during this terrible time. Debbie
- 13 January 2011 22:35
- Kerry said...
Hi Toni, I would love to join in on the Auction, what you have organised is wonderful, we are so lucky - the least we can do is donate something, could you please send me the details
- 13 January 2011 22:44
- Cherry Red Quilter said...
Thanks for giving us a way to help. i will auction off a penguin softie i have just finished on my blog - hope that is ok
- 13 January 2011 23:48
- Andy said...
I would love to join in with this and hold an auction too if I am not too late to join up. Thanks Andy.
- 14 January 2011 02:35
- A. said...
My husband and I were shocked last night as we watched video footage of cars floating away out of a parking lot. Please send me info about the auction! amandafetters at gmail dot com
- 14 January 2011 02:51
- quiltzyx said...
Please send me info on how to do an auction on my blog!
I have been lucky enough to visit Queensland several times & would love to help.
- 14 January 2011 06:47
- Cathy said...
Hi there - great idea getting all this info in the one place. I am currently setting up a page for my auction - will come back with the URL soon.
- 14 January 2011 09:07
- Lynne S of Oz said...
I have some hand knitted shawls I can auction (winner's choice of three or four). Let me know how to join in please.
(PS am away this weekend, back on Monday afternoon. PPS natiel311atgmail)
- 14 January 2011 10:00
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- 14 January 2011 11:36
- Cathy said...
I am back ;-)
my items for auction are here:
- 14 January 2011 14:21
- gina marie said...
toni/carli - thankyou for doing this.
auction necklaces is up on my blog now -- this is exciting!! so very glad I could do something from here! go villages!! we all can make a difference... wahoo!
- 14 January 2011 15:20
- Emma said...
I would love to host a quilt auction on my blog - please let me know what to do to participate. Thanks, Emma.
- 14 January 2011 17:34
- busygnomes said...
Thanks toni for organizing this.
I would love to help, by auctioning some fabric on my blog.
- 14 January 2011 17:51
- Dijanne Cevaal said...
Hi Toni- I have just put a quilt on my blog for auction- and have linked to your blog. Is there anything more I should do?
- 14 January 2011 18:14
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- 15 January 2011 02:01
- Delia (Del) said...
Hi Toni
What a great idea.
I have my auction all ready in draft to go. I have linked to your blog. Is there anything else I need to know?
- 15 January 2011 02:04
- sewmeow said...
YES...please email me the information.
sewfunquilts at sbcglobal dot net
- 15 January 2011 02:09
- Nayjay said...
Can you please email me? I would like to do this too.
- 15 January 2011 12:04
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- 15 January 2011 12:14
- Andrea said...
I 'm looking forward to being one of those peoples who purchases rather than creates for the Flood Relief Auction. (My blog doesn't get a lot of traffic, and my sewing machine has bad tension, so I won't be the best person to make something!!)
Fantastic idea, so glad the blog community is so full of big hearted people!!
- 15 January 2011 12:47
- Amanda said...
Hi Toni, this is a brilliant idea - thanks for organising. I have added your button to my blog. I have at least 4 amigurumis I would love to donate for this auction, I worry my blog doesn't get enough attention but please please email me the details anyway and I am going to give this a go!
- 15 January 2011 13:43
- craftschmaft.com said...
Hi Toni, you are wonderful to organise this. I've blogged about it and am planning to put an owl mobile and baby owl up for grabs. Please email me with anything I need to know. claire(at)craftschmaft.com
- 15 January 2011 14:47
- Belinda said...
I would love to auction something on my blog too....
- 15 January 2011 22:55
- Torunn said...
Hi Toni, I would love to take part and have an auction on my blog. Please send me the details!
- 16 January 2011 09:22
- Exquisite Accessories said...
Hi thats fantastic I have been getting organised to do something now I am back from Brisbane I would love to do an auction please let me know what to do my e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com I have a lovely french cotton baby quilt & organic cotton ruck sack I have made loads of linen & organic hearts ready for valentines day was going to sell those & put the money to the relief fund anything to help just advice look forward to hearing from you :)
- 16 January 2011 13:11
- dale246 said...
If you have anything you can giveaway to flood victims or if you can help flood victims rebuild their homes and businesses, please post on http://www.rebuildqueensland.com
- 16 January 2011 18:37
- Little Lizard King said...
I'd love to help. How exactly do we set up an auction on our blogs? Let people bid for your items using comments? Just let me know the specifics, and I'll get started.
- 18 January 2011 07:42
Qld flood was devastating. I found a useful website qldflood.org.
- 18 January 2011 11:22
- lala belle weddings said...
Hi Toni, we just set up an independent auction on our blog, but would love to be included in yours. please email email@example.com
- 20 January 2011 15:36
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- Used rollers auction said...
Sound Good! It sound nice to help the flood victims through auction things and earn money for these victims.
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going from just using omen/recount to having all these is kinda rough =/
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Kind of depressing going on WoTLK beta, 98% of my stuff is broken, so I'm playing nearly bare
And I stickied the post, Cider just put it in the guides/news.
I have a video that you did a while ago Xav - where you soloed garr. (by a while ago, i mean that you were using the illidan shield)
you had a mod that was (as far as i could tell) purely aesthetic. Whenever you open say, the character pane, it zooms up like a window in vista (sor of like, expands from one point to form the proper window). do you know what that mod is called and do you have a link to it?
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probably the dude who sent me the vid
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WASHINGTON - Discovery Channel's Shark Week will return to all its glory this year as Chompie, the giant inflatable shark, returns to his perch atop the Discovery building in Silver Spring, Md.
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Sometimes it's the simple things that have the biggest impact. That's a philosophy rooted firmly in the home life of the owners of this 10,000-squarefoot Chicagoland residence. The home design reflects this philosophy, too, as a good chunk of the square footage is devoted to their three school-age kids and in creating an environment where they can make the most of their free time. "We really wanted to make this house be the place where our kids and their friends want to hang out," the owners say.
It would be hard for anyone, young or old, to tear themselves away from the comfortable, inviting confines. In addition to a sports court on the lower level and a game room on the second floor, there's an "invisible" home theater, a killer outdoor entertainment area, and an impressively equipped gym and bar.
LGs Rule the Video Roost
With 11 LG flat-panel TVs (two of which are 3D) and 54 speakers peppered throughout the house, there's more than enough video and music to keep everyone happily entertained. Sure, having a big, beautiful TV around every corner and access to tons of video and audio content may not be what most people deem basic or simple. But the way the TVs and speakers are incorporated into the design make them surprisingly understated and easy to enjoy.
The home theater, for example, looks nothing like a theater when you first enter the room. There's no sign of a screen, a projector or speakers. It's not until a media button is pressed that the equipment reveals itself. The button, whether found on a Vantage EasyTouch II keypad mounted to the side of a custom-crafted cabinet, a handheld Elan HR2 remote or Elan WT84 wireless touchpanel, signals a 106-inch motorized Screen Innovations display to roll down from the ceiling and a ledge-mounted Optoma HD8600 projector to fire up from behind the couch. The command also dims the lights, tunes to Dad's dedicated DirecTV high-def satellite receiver—Mom and the kids each have their own as well—and closes a pair of draperies across the entry.
The seven speakers, a combination of Elan and Sunfire models, plus two Velodyne subwoofers, are built into the ceiling and the cabinetry around the fireplace hearth—all finished with grilles that blend with the surfaces. In other areas, like the kids' playroom, pressing the media button launches an entirely different string of commands. Since the kids' primary form of entertainment in this space is video games, the button activates the 55-inch 3D LG TV and the Xbox console. In other rooms, the media button might tune to a different source, dim the lights and close the window treatments. It all depends on what the Elan g! system was programmed to do by custom electronics (CE) pro Dan Cochenour of Audio Video Specialists in Gilberts, Ill.
Automated Effects
It's easy to get wrapped up in the A/V excitement in this house, but the most impressive effects are so subtle and seamlessly integrated into the homeowners' routines that they often don't realize they're happening. Closet lights snap on automatically when the door opens. Bathroom fans deactivate 15 minutes after someone has left the space. When the elevator door on the ground level opens, lights activate to lead the way down a hallway to the kitchen. Should the kids leave their bedrooms after 9 p.m., motion sensors in the upstairs hallways signal the fixtures to turn on to a 30 percent intensity so the children can find their way safely to Mom and Dad's room or the bathroom.
The Vantage InFusion and Elan g! systems are responsible for the small day-to-day stuff, though they perform plenty of other chores around the house. When the doorbell rings, every TV and speaker mutes temporarily and a view from the Elan door station camera is displayed on any TV that is on. Should the sump pump fail, the Elan g! system sends a text message to the homeowners notifying them of a possible problem.
Tailored Touchpanels
Even the design of the g! touchpanels has meaning to this family. From menus displayed on any of seven in-wall 2-inch TS2 Elan touchpanels, two 7-inch TS7 in-wall touchpanels and a 8-inch WT84 wireless tablet, the family can monitor and control every aspect of the house, including motorized sheers and curtains, the irrigation system, the pool and spa system, and, of course, lights and A/V gear. Although the family will usually grab a remote to turn on a TV and Blu-ray player, the touchpanel offers a broader, more comprehensive view of their entertainment and control options. For example, they can see a list of available DVRs (his, hers and the kids), movie titles (categorized by genre) that have been stored on two Sony 400-disc Blu-ray changers, and music from a dual AM/FM tuner, a three-terabyte Netgear NAS drive, two iPort iPod docking stations, Shoutcast Internet radio and XM satellite radio. The Elan g! system also gives the family a choice of where to have that content play. They might choose to have a kids' music station play through the 12 Ambisonic drivers and two subwoofers around the swimming pool, while tunes from a friend's docked iPod pumps through the in-ceiling speakers in the kitchen. And when they're on their way out the door or headed up to bed, a tap of an away or goodnight button turns off all the A/V gear, plus most of the lights.
Commands like this—where one press of a button adjusts the settings of multiple electronic devices—demonstrates the real power of a carefully tailored and customprogrammed automation system. "It doesn't have to be fancy or elaborate, just provide real value to the end users," says Cochenour. "The g! and Vantage systems are capable of pulling off just about every high-tech trick in the book, but these homeowners, with the help of their CE pro, focused on what matters most: quick, convenient, practical controls and automation of the systems and devices that impact their day-to-day lives.
Cabinet features unique locking system to keep equipment safe. All of the equipment responsible for gathering and distributing the entertainment content—as well as choreographing the operation of more than 192 loads of lighting, motorized curtains, security system, surveillance cameras and pool and spa controls—are tucked neatly into a custom-crafted cabinet in the home theater. "Most people want to have their equipment racks stored out of sight in a closet or utility room," says custom electronics (CE) pro Dan Cochenour of Audio Video Specialists in Gilberts, Ill. "But these homeowners wanted to be able to show it off … and, just as importantly, protect their investment (pictured above). The custom-built cabinet holds four racks from Middle Atlantic. To keep the gear cool, Cochenour installed a couple of temperature sensors inside. Should the temperature rise above 85 degrees, the sensors signal the homeowners' Elan g! home automation system, which responds by activating fans inside the cabinet. The builder, Rich Bondarowicz, president of Smart Group in Chicago, constructed the cabinet with small, inconspicuous slots at the bottom to promote airflow.
What makes this cabinet truly unique, though, is its electronically controlled lock from TZ Radial (pictured right). The doors only open when the owners press and hold the a/v button that's displayed on an Elan touchpanel. The same goes for the liquor cabinet, only in this case, the button to unlock the doors is corona.
Control: Elan
Lighting: Vantage
Security: GE
Surveillance Cameras: Speco
Audio/Video Distribution: Elan
Speakers & Subwoofers: Ambisonic, Elan, Sunfire and Velodyne
TVs and Screens: LG, Screen Innovations and SunBrite
Video Projector: Optoma
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The Age of the Platform
How Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google Have Redefined Business
- They are rooted in equally powerful technologies—and their intelligent usage. In other words, they differ from traditional platforms in that they are not predicated on physical assets, land, and natural resources.
- They benefit tremendously from vibrant ecosystems (read: partners, developers, users, customers, and communities).
While platforms inhere a great deal of potential commercial appeal and applications, they do not exist simply as a means for companies to hawk their wares. At their core, platforms today are primarily about consumer utility and communications. Finally, because consumer tastes change much faster than business' tastes, platforms today must adapt very quickly—or face obsolescence.
A Different Business Model
In the 1990s, platforms and ecosystems were not nearly as powerful, robust, and vibrant as they are today. Consider the following graphic:
As I demonstrate in the book, it's these connections between and among platforms and planks that allow Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google to innovate so quickly and profoundly. What's more, they can more rapidly deploy new features and create and dominate new markets.
Welcome to the Age of the Platform.
As of early 2014, sales have exceeded 12,000 units–not an easy thing to do these days. In 2012, it won an Axiom business technology book award. It was translated into Korean in 2013 and the Indonesian version is coming in 2015.
–Adrian C. Ott, award-winning author, The 24-Hour Customer
"As someone who pores over countless business books each year, The Age of the Platform was a joy to read. Frankly, I can't stand the overly long, formulaic books that have only a couple of new ideas in the first two chapters and then fill the rest of the book with ponderous examples that barely advance the thinking. The Age of the Platform is different. It makes valuable points throughout. A joy to read."
–Brian Sommer ZDNet blogger and founder of TechVentive
"The Age of the Platform is the kind of book to read if you want to better understand the Internet and how your company can fit into it and create a business model to profit from it."
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–Mike Faith, CEO & President, Headsets.com
"Exceptionally researched and written. A landmark book."
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The SEC is taking steps toward substituting International Financial Reporting Standards for U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Having certainty surrounding existing utility asset and...
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20-year contracts with very good credits—namely BP, Shell and Eni—and hedged our positions in these large infrastructure facilities to make sure we get paid over time. We guaranteed our returns, not unlike what we'd get in the regulated utility business.
When you're dealing in long-term assets, you have to think about how those assets will survive in various economic cycles. There will be times when they'll be very much in demand and will do very well, and other times they won't get used as much. We don't like to take that risk. We like to lay it off on other counterparties or at least share the risk. About 75 percent of our LNG capacity is hedged for about 20 years. That puts us in a very good position to participate in upside if it happens to be there.
We issued debt offerings in November for Southern California Gas and at the parent company level. [ Editor's Note: In mid-November 2008, SoCal Gas issued $250 million in 5-year notes with a 5.5 percent coupon rate. At the same time, the Sempra Energy holding company issued $750 million in 5- and 10-year notes with 8.9 percent and 9.8 percent coupon rates, respectively.] We didn't have to do it when we did, but my theory is that in a choppy market, you take what you can get, when you can get it.
On the regulated utility side, the good news is that if there's a segment that's been able to issue bonds at reasonable prices it's been the A-rated utilities. SoCal Gas issued bonds at terms that weren't terribly different from what we did a year or year and a half ago. So from a utility development standpoint, the access to capital and ability to execute on the building plan won't be terribly affected by the credit crunch.
On the non-utility side, obviously capital costs are higher and the ability to borrow is more limited. That will affect plans for many companies. Most of what we're doing we financed a good while back, and fortunately we're in a very liquid position. We won't have to access capital through 2009 and most of 2010. As a company we continue to make investments. We have adequate funding for our ongoing capital program, which totals about $2 billion a year. Our timing has been fortuitous. We'll finish up our current capital program over the next two years, and the next round won't start until 2011. By then I'd assume the capital markets will be operating on a more normal basis.
Fortnightly: What does the economic downturn mean for Sempra's trading and hedging positions? To what degree will falling demand affect your resource requirements?
Snell: On the non-regulated side, we are a marketer of products. We're in the oil, gas and metals businesses. We don't have production, and our income isn't dependent on the price of oil. We're not so enamored with high commodity prices, but rather just continuing to move volume. So we continue to do pretty well. In fact, where there are some worries in the


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The NHL and players' association met for 30 minutes on Tuesday night, with the league reportedly submitting a counterproposal to the NHLPA's latest offer.
According to NHL.com's Dan Rosen via Twitter, NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr called the league's offer a "comprehensive response" and said the players will spend Tuesday night and part of Wednesday to review the proposal.
For more on the NHL lockout and the Bruins, visit weei.com/bruins.
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WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price preview Sunday's Patriots-Lions game and discuss what the Pats offense needs to do against Detroit's front seven, as well as what the Pats defense can do against Calvin Johnson.
Detroit Lions TE Joseph Fauria is the nephew of the our own Christian Fauria. He joined the show today to talk about being a Pats fan as a kid, being a better athlete than his uncle, and before all was said and done, things got personal.
How have the Celtics looked after a couple weeks? Could they be a playoff team? These questions and more...
Sam and Ben talk with Greg Dickerson about how fun this year's Celtics team is to watch as well Jeff Green trade ideas.
Kyle Draper joins Danny Picard to talk about the Celtics chances this season in the Eastern Conference, last Wednesday's home opener blowout against the Nets, and Rajon Rondo's future in Boston
The Hot Stove guys are talking about Pablo Sandoval and Jon Lester's contract offers from the Red Sox. They then por one out for the Giancarlo Stanton rumors being put to bed.
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WEEI.com's Rob Bradford checks in with the show to give us some updates on what's happening in Phoenix. The Sox are rumored to be interested in Pablo Sandoval, Cole Hammels would have to approve a trade to Boston, and Gordon Edes says that Jon Lester re-signing with club is still a possibility.
Dale and Michael get Jack Edwards' 'state of the B' report and talk about the win over the Blues at the Garden on Tuesday.
Andy Brickley joined the show and touched on last night's convincing win over a good team, Matt Bartkowski needing a wake up call, and the NHL review process.
Pierre joins the guys to talk about the Bruins struggles, the NHL franchise in Las Vegas, and the return of the glow puck!
BC's head coach joined the show to preview the Florida State game.
Rodney Harrison previewed the Patriots and Lions with the guys.
The top stories of the as recounted by Kirk Minihane.
Detective Fauria tells us the infamous gloryhole story from VICE squad and other stories Christian's past.
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Christian in Foxboro returns, this time he's trolling Detroit sports radio station 97.1 The Ticket's Stoney and Bill show . Christian rips Lions fans and asks why his nephew, Joseph, isn't getting the ball more.
Michael and Dale discuss the return of LGB, and how the move really wasn't that surprising to begin with.
We discuss the Jack Johnson story... the NHL player who bankrupted by his own PARENTS.
We welcome back LeGarrette Blount by looking at the best returns to Boston in recent memory.
Brandon covers the NFL, particularly the Detroit Lions for Bleacher Report. He gives us his thoughts on this Sunday's game and how the Lions stack up against the Patriots.
Mikey, Villani, Lenny and Kerry Byrne are talking Patriots-Lions and how the team this year stacks up to Patriots teams of the past.
Some more Musical Mikey Magic to get ready for Sunday's Patriots-Lions game.
Jerry Thornton's first podcast explores sports stories that would make for interesting 30 for 30 documentaries.
Andy Merritt of the New England Hockey Journal joined WEEI.com's Scott McLaughlin to talk about the play of Vermont and Providence, as well as other happenings around Hockey East. Merrimack coach Mark Dennehy also joined the show to talk about his team's good start, his freshman class and how he uses possession stats.
Joining the show today Mut the all-purpose back of WEEI. We talk about players we have hated over the years as well as Rajon Rondo and what is ailing the Celtics.
Dale and Michael do an in-depth interview with one of the people that saved NFL football in New England. Bill Parcells, co-author of Parcells: A Football Life.More from this show
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more amazing findings from the Polish mission in Kush.
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This gold and carnelian necklace, an artifact from Ancient Nubia, is on view now at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts's newly opened exhibition Gold & The Gods: Jewels of Ancient Nubia. The necklace features 54 gold pendants molded into the forms of a woman wearing the White Crown of Egypt and a ram's head wearing a double uraeus and sun disk. The ram's head is most certainly a representation of the mighty god Amani.
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Kinetix wrote:jota wrote:Kinetix wrote:Gonzalo wrote:OUT:Coria
He backs in Monte Carlo
Coria will play in Miami
Are you sure??
Anonymous wrote:Although Nathan Healey is in the Quallies list now im most likely sure he wont play after his two 1st round losses in asia
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Fiona wrote:Jay (or someone)
Technically, because the qualie draw is being done on Sunday, they can't use the rankings for Monday the 20th for it even if they update the rankings in the ATP computer before the draw is done today, correct? {what a convuleted question that was...)
daryl wrote:Anonymous wrote:D.Young aka as Mr. Wildcard receives another one .
Let's make a count:
* WC's at ATP tournaments : 12 ( 3 of them at qualifying draw )
* WC's at Challengers : 4 ( 1 of them at qualifying draw )
* WC's at Futures : 4
18 WC's before the 17 years old and counting . Best result : Semifinals at a future . Not even a match won in challengers . Another clear prove that the level of juniors circuit last year was just ridiculous
Hey, he totally demonstrated he deserved it . He almost won a game lol. I think it's ridiculous, it only puts pressure on him...
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Easy Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas
Natural colors [1]
Burlap and feathers are unconventional trimmings on beautiful packages. TIp: Wrap gifts early and use them as holiday decor!
Decorate a present [4]
Use smaller ornaments as pretty add-ons for gift wrap. Evergreen sprays and faux berries are a special touch.
Vintage-feel wrap [7]
Vintage-look papers, brown ribbon, buttons and lace make great handcrafted packages.
Sweet idea [10]
Folded cupcake liners, plain paper and twine go together for a simple but striking wrap, especially for kitchen-related gifts. Use a mini liner for the top.
Print package [13]
Wrap packages with plain kraft paper and decorate with velvet ribbon, gold twine and tissue paper printed with old-fashioned typewriter type.
Lacy look [16]
Use adhesive spray to add lacy paper doilies to gifts; tie with yarn.
Fabric wrap [19]
For small gifts or holiday party favors, wrap boxes in fabric, then decorate with a thin velvet ribbon threaded through a pearly buckle or button. A sprig of flocked greenery tops each box.
Poinsettia topper [22]
A single flower can make gift wrap special. To make the flower last a few days, slip it in a water-filled vial, available at crafts stores and florist's shops. Wrap the vial in ribbon to conceal it before tying it to the package.
Recycled wrap [25]
Use newspapers to wrap packages, then mix black, white and red ribbons for stylish bows.
Paper strings [28]
String tiny paper cutouts of Christmas trees and stars on metallic thread to give Christmas packages a special tie-up.
Fuzzy accents [31]
Wool balls and different styles of yarn give charm even to packages wrapped in plain white paper.
Winter scene [34]
Create a winter wonderland on top of a wrapped package. Use a few dots of hot glue to attach mini packages and bottlebrush trees. Glue metallic beads to the trees for extra sparkle.
With bells on [37]
Jingle bells glued and tied on these packages add a finishing touch to pretty papers and ribbons. Let your creations decorate the mantel until Christmas morning!
Wallpaper wrap [40]
Looking for something a little different, or have leftover papers in the house? Think outside the box for wrapping paper. Wallpaper, art paper, even shelving liner can all become pretty Christmas wrap.
Kid-inspired wrapping [43]
Any kid at heart will tell you that the wrapping often is just as much fun as the gift. Get children involved in holiday gift-giving by offering them plain wrapping paper to decorate. Their drawings, cutouts, stamps, glued-on pom-poms and scrawled letters promise personal touches no wrapping-paper company can match.
Blue and orange [46]
Ribbons and papers in turquoise and orange cover a pretty collection of packages. Splurge on double-face satin or velvet ribbon for the most elegant look.
Sprig of greens [49]
Tuck a greenery twig under a ribbon for a fresh look just before you give a package (or use artificial greens for long-lasting appeal). Wire small ornaments to the sprouts to look like a miniature Christmas tree.
Recycled tags [52]
Dress up a package with tags recycled from pretty holiday cards. Use a tag punch to create the shape, then trim with chenille stem or other embellishments. Punch a hole near the top, and if you like, finish with a metal eyelet.
Natural style [55]
Greenery, pinecones and polka-dot ribbon wrap up these gifts with natural style.
Woven ribbons [58]
Use different styles of coordinating ribbon to create a lovely woven effect. Tape on three vertical ribbons, then weave through two horizontal ribbons and tape on the back. Instead of a tag, use a scrapbook letter to signify the gift recipient's first name.
Silver and blue [61]
This color combo lends an elegant touch to any gift. Sprigs of greenery and jingle bells enhace the look.
Jeweled boxes [64]
Vintage jewel-encrusted brooches and belt buckles slipped over ribbons sparkle on these gifts.
Spice stamp gift wrap [67]
Handmade paper purchased at an art store and sheer tulle tied as ribbon give gifts a texture that's hard to resist. Add a personal gift tag and unique spice stamp. To make the stamp, sand one side of a star anise, dip it in glittery ink and press it on the tag.
Flower power [70]
A flower appliqué adds an elegant touch to this silver-and-blue package.
Wrap with maps [73]
Old or unused maps make creative wrapping paper—especially for a travel-related gift!
More holiday decorating ideas [76]
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