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2350 Frankford Ave,
Panama City, FL, 32405-0324
Panama City, FL, 32405-0324
Tel: (850)769-7448
Covenant is a classical and Christian School with a faculty, staff, and student population from a wide range of Christian denominational and non-denominational evangelical backgrounds.
For school year 2013-14, CCS will not offer organized or interscholastic sports for students in grades 6-12.
Instead, CCS middle and high school students will be allowed to try-out and participate (if accepted) in sports at what would be their zoned public school.
Students in grades Kindergarten through fifth grade will participate at CCS in the intramural sports of flag football, soccer, basektball, and volleyball.
School Overview
|School Type
|School with Special Program Emphasis
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|Association of Classical and Christian Schools (ACCS)
Christian Schools of Florida
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 12
|Learning Programs Supported
|Mild Learning Differences
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|99 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 33%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|15 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|% Faculty w/Advanced Degree
|Average Class Size
|8 students
|Classroom Dress Code
(School uniforms required)
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|None / Rolling
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|Tuition costs vary by grade level.
|% on Financial Aid
|Average Financial Aid Grant
|Acceptance Rate
National avg.: 85%
|Admissions Director
|Roseanne Culpepper
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|8 extracurriculars
|Gymnastics, Martial Arts, Piano, Praise Team, Robotics Club, Strategy Club, Yearbook, Zumba Gymnastics, Martial Arts, Piano, Praise Team, Robotics Club, Strategy Club, Yearbook, Zumba,
School Notes:
- Due to the rigor of the CCS curriculum, it is highly recommended that transferring students have a 3.0 GPA from their previous school and no significant discipline record.
- Covenant acts "in loco parentis" for families who desire to invest their children's lives in a strong Christ-centered and classical education. It is preferred that at least one parent be a professing Christian. All families enrolling in CCS for the first time must interview with the Principal for consideration of admission.
Profile last updated: 11/05/2013
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The human nose has millions of olfactory neurons grouped into hundreds of different neuron types. Each of these neuron types expresses only one odorant receptor, and all neurons expressing the same odorant receptor plug into one region in the brain, an organization that allows for specific odors to be sensed.
For example, when you smell a rose, only those neurons that express a specific odor receptor that detects a chemical the rose emits get activated, which in turn activates a specific region in the brain. Rotten eggs, on the other hand, activate a different class of neurons that express a different (rotten egg) receptor and activate a different part of the brain. How the one-receptor-per-neuron pattern — critical for odor discrimination — is achieved in olfactory neurons is a mystery that has frustrated scientists for long.
Now a team of scientists, led by neurobiologists at the University of California, Riverside, has an explanation. Focusing on the olfactory receptor for detecting carbon dioxide in Drosophila (fruit fly), the researchers identified a large multi-protein complex in olfactory neurons, called MMB/dREAM, that plays a major role in selecting the carbon dioxide receptors to be expressed in appropriate neurons.
Study results appear in the Nov. 15 issue of Genes & Development. The research is featured on the cover of the issue.
Braking mechanism
According to the researchers, a molecular mechanism first blocks the expression of most olfactory receptor genes (~60) in the fly's antennae. This mechanism, which acts like a brake, relies on repressive histones —proteins that tightly wrap DNA around them. All insects and mammals are equipped with this mechanism, which keeps the large families of olfactory receptor genes repressed.
"How, then, do you release this brake so that only the carbon dioxide receptor is expressed in the carbon dioxide neuron while the remaining receptors are repressed?" said Anandasankar Ray, an assistant professor of entomology, whose lab conducted the research. "Our lab, in collaboration with a lab at Stanford University, has found that the MMB/dREAM multi-protein complex can act on the genes of the carbon dioxide receptors and de-repress the braking mechanism — akin to taking the foot off the brake pedal. This allows these neurons to express the receptors and respond to carbon dioxide."
Ray explained that one way to understand the mechanism in operation is to consider a typewriter. When none of the keys are pressed, a spring mechanism or "brake" can be imagined to hold the type bars away from the paper. When a key is pressed, however, the brake on that key is overcome and the appropriate letter is typed onto the paper. And just as typing only one letter in one spot is important for each letter to be recognized, expressing one receptor in one neuron lets different sensor types to be generated in the nose.
"If this were not the case, a single cell would express several receptors and there would be no diversity in sensor types," Ray said. "Our study then attempts to answer a fundamental question in neurobiology: How do we generate so much cellular diversity in the nervous system?"
Next, the researchers will test whether the receptor-braking mechanism they identified in Drosophila is also involved in other organisms like mosquitoes. They also will examine the other receptors in Drosophila to explain what de-represses each one of them.
Modulating response levels
The researchers also found that the activity of the MMB/dREAM multi-protein complex in Drosophila can alter levels of the carbon dioxide receptor and modulate the level of response to carbon dioxide.
"If you dial down the activity of the complex, you also dial down the expression of the carbon dioxide receptors, and the flies cannot sense carbon dioxide effectively," Ray said. "What's particularly encouraging is that this complex is highly conserved in mosquitoes as well, which means that we may be able to dial down the activity of this complex in mosquitoes using genetic strategies, and potentially lower the ability of mosquitoes to sense carbon dioxide, used by them to find human hosts. Because carbon dioxide receptors are so well conserved in mosquitoes, we expect that the regulatory mechanism we discovered in Drosophila may also be acting on mosquito carbon dioxide receptors."
Antenna versus maxillary palp
Interestingly, flies sense carbon dioxide with receptors located in their antennae, and avoid the source. Mosquitoes, on the other hand, are attracted to carbon dioxide and use receptors located not on their antenna but another organ called the maxillary palps (small structures present near the mouthparts). The research team found that two specific proteins in the multi-protein MMB/dREAM complex in mosquitoes have sequences that are quite different from those of the corresponding proteins in Drosophila.
"These proteins — E2F2 and Mip120 — could explain why Drosophila expresses carbon dioxide receptors in the antennae while the mosquito expresses them in its maxillary palp," Ray said.
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October 25th, 2013
Cups of Love and Joy
I'm not quite ready for Winter to begin yet, but I LOVE the peaceful and frosty-looking, Wintry artwork by Kim Henkel on the cover of the new issue of Somerset Studio (Nov/Dec).
Inside this issue you'll also see my cup collages. Here's a look at the blue one.
Just a touch of floral mesh fabric and hand stitched knots gives the tabletop some dimension and a lady-like feel.
Doesn't the word "savor" just make you want to slow down? I like taking it slow and easy and prefer not to rush.
Here's a look at a cup that I drew and painted in faint lines and very soft colors.
Here's a better view of the "love" message on the side. Behind this message you can see a spot of my next cup collage…
…here's a better view of it. This piece is about "drinking in the joy", and to me the color of joy is yellow…sunny yellow, which is why I chose to use this cheerful color as the base for my cup.
And here's a closeup of the area where I used more floral mesh fabric along with some melted beeswax for texture and subtle dimension. By the way, the floral mesh fabric is from an old curtain that used to hang in Brook's room (a good example of why I like to save things!)
Again, I added a message…something that always seems to happen during the process. I'm not sure why, but the words always just seem come.
I suppose that when the words are good-natured and optimistic, I'm happy to let them just flow. Sending more loving and joyful thoughts into the world is perfectly fine with me.
If you'd like to learn how to create these cups, I've included the specific how-to instructions within my article. Here's a link to the Somerset Studio issue again.
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What, I wonder, would the great Dr Johnson have thought if he could be brought forward to our time,when actors are not only placed upon pedestals, but asked respectfully for their views on world affairs? What would he have thought of Andrew Marr's body language vis-à-vis Angelina Jolie on Sunday, as he fawningly asked her about everything from Afghanistan to the Obama presidency? Would would he make of the tendency of national governments, the UN and just about everybody else to use actors as "ambassadors".
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Even & Jimmy's DC Courthouse Wedding Featured on Capitol Romance
It's always nice to see my work published on wedding blogs or in magazines. I'm particularly happy that Capitol Romance featured this wedding, because it was a simple and sweet DC courthouse wedding followed by some portraits at the National Gallery of Art and the Metro. While I love a big wedding and reception, witnessing a courthouse ceremony reinforces what weddings are really all about.
Thanks to Capitol Romance for featuring Even and Jimmy's wedding. I do offer a special courthouse wedding package, so please contact me if you are looking for a wedding photographer!
Takoma Park Family Portraits
This was a special session for me, because our good friends were moving to Colorado and I wanted to document their time in Takoma Park. We met in a favorite park of ours, and although it was a bit steamy that evening, we had a great time and got some fun family portraits! Read more →
Jen & Miguel :: A Wedding at the Omni Shoreham DC
When I first met Jen and Miguel to discuss their wedding plans, they kept talking about their families and how their wedding was going to be a big celebration (Miguel's mom was the one who first connected them!). Family is the biggest reason I love being a wedding photographer, so I was excited to be there to document their special day. Of course it was filled with love, laughter, some happy tears and lots and lots of joy! The Omni Shoreham was the perfect place for their outdoor ceremony. We even took advantage of their hammocks later in the day for a few fun portraits! Congrats Jen and Miguel! Read more →
Claire & Brantley :: Wedding at Holy Trinity Church & Sequoia, DC
Claire and Brantley enjoyed a spectacular day for their DC wedding at Holy Trinity Catholic Church and reception at the Sequoia restaurant on the Georgetown waterfront. They are the sweetest couple and it was a joy to witness their wedding. Congrats Claire and Brantley! Read more →
SNEAK PEEK :: Lauren & Adam's Park Hyatt Washington Wedding
The Park Hyatt Washington looked spectacular for Lauren and Adam's joyous wedding celebration. My favorite shot of the night was this fun image from the hora. The smiles on their faces say it all!
Even & Jimmy :: A DC Courthouse Wedding
For a long time, I had secretly been hoping to photograph a courthouse wedding. When Jimmy contacted me about photographing his wedding at the DC Courthouse, I was ecstatic! I wanted to see what it was like photographing a wedding in a place that isn't a beautiful hotel, museum, vineyard, or any of the other standard DC wedding venues. And since I like to call my style "Joyful Wedding Photography," I was excited to see a wedding that was stripped of all the usual wedding hoopla. What remained was a sweet couple, four of their closest loved ones and, unsurprisingly, as much joy as any other wedding. To cap off the afternoon, we did some post-ceremony portraits at two great spots in DC for photos – the National Gallery of Art and the Dupont Circle Metro station. Read more →
WEDDING VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: Jamie Sears & Kate Harlan, Simply Chic Events
The Wedding Vendor Spotlight is an interview series highlighting some of the best wedding vendors in DC, Maryland and Virginia. Find out what brings them joy, both professionally and personally, as well as their insights into emerging wedding trends for 2014.
Simply Chic Events is a boutique wedding planning studio known for creating fun and stylish events. It only takes a few minutes with Jamie Sears (owner) and Kate Harlan to realize how much they love what they do. They collaborated on this interview.
How do you describe your "style"?
Our style is a blend of timeless sophistication and fresh simplicity. We believe that design at its best feels effortless and natural.
What keeps you passionate about weddings?
Our clients! We love to draw inspiration from our clients; their unique stories and their interests. No two couples are ever the same and we're thankful to have the opportunity to get to know each of them. The relationships we form allow us to create an event that is personal and meaningful.
Are you seeing any trends emerging in 2014?
We're seeing a shift from styled events to events that are more simplistic and tailored.
What is one piece of advice that you like to give couples?
Try not to get caught up in the little details and stay focused on the big picture. It's easy to become distracted by Pinterest and social media. Make decisions based on what matters most to the two of you. You won't be able to please everyone so it's important to do what will make you happiest.
Outside of weddings, what brings you joy?
Our families + friends bring us joy every day! We enjoy going on long runs, trying new recipes and vacations [especially somewhere warm and sunny ].
How can we find you online?
WEB: www.asimplychicevent.com
BLOG: www.asimplychicevent.com/blog
TWITTER: @simplychicwed + @simplychickate
PINTEREST: www.pinterest.com/simplychicwed
INSTAGRAM: simplychicwed + simplychickate
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Featured on MyDeejay!
As someone who likes to feature the best wedding professionals in the DC area, I was honored when MyDeejay asked me to share some insights about myself and why I love photographing weddings. They asked some great questions that really get to the heart of what I do. If you are interested in learning more about me and my approach to weddings (or what I think is the worst song of all time!), please read the full interview with MyDeejay.
Aside from being one of the best DJ companies in DC, MyDeejay is a catalyst for networking among wedding professionals in Maryland, DC and Virginia. They help make our community stronger, which in turn helps couples on their wedding day when they choose a team of vendors who know each other and work well together!
Renu & Samir :: DC Indian Wedding
There are few celebrations as lively and colorful as an Indian wedding! Renu and Samir put together a beautiful celebration at the Ronald Reagan Building and the Ritz-Carlton DC. The Baraat is one of my favorite ceremonies to photograph. It's so much fun and the Woodrow Wilson Plaza was a great place for it! Read more →
SNEAK PEEK: Yi-Wen & Jimmy, DC Courthouse Wedding
I was so excited to photograph my first courthouse wedding today. Yi-Wen and Jimmy were married at the DC courthouse and then we went around the city for some portraits. I'll have more to say about why I loved photographing a courthouse wedding, but for now, here's a fun portrait. To escape the bitterly cold wind, we went to the National Gallery of Art, one of my favorite places to shoot when the weather doesn't cooperate.


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I'm joking, this guy is a total fool. Drivers like this should be put in jail.
I'm joking, this guy is a total fool. Drivers like this should be put in jail.
Money Gang Steve`s life for the last 10 months or so through the cameras of Devo.
As a resident of lower Ontario our summer car season is a scant 5-6 months. For the last few years, Oktoberfest has been the last event we've shown up to during the season. This years edition had a good amount of cars. All of which I won't see for 6 month
The rareness that is Alpina.
Alan's sweet E30.
Its refreshing seeing a mk3 without rusted rockers.
Shayan's B5 A4 Wagon. Its a big deal up in Canada.
I haven't been to a show where I've seen one of these cars by themselves. These guys go everywhere together.
The last few shots from our H20i trip consists of the multitude of visitors and random cars that came by 75th. Most of whom stopped by to see Brian Arthus who seems to know everyone with a car in the U.S. Including @farklefitment.
@blowin_bags's A8L
@jdmodz`s BestJDM winner at First Class Fitment
I'm now a bit biased on big body black BMWs.
Clean Impreza, stopped by for the views.
Fellow feathered Canadian brethren stopped by too.
F11 Touring Via: Hayashi.Lin.0
For the first time in the 4 years I've been going to H2Oi I finally have some of my own photos to show off. Although all these photos took all of 15 mintues to take while we waiting for our table to eat lunch I'd say they came out pretty good. This years show was very different from the previous years. Traphouse was boycotted, the cops were towing cars on Tuesday, and the rain wouldn't let up until Thursday. Once the rain let off everyone who had been waiting to hit the strip all week took the chance to do just that. The problem was the strip was PACKED. Cruising like we used to do 3 years ago was not an option this year. So I did what I do best, drink beer and chill with friends I get to see once or twice a year. Apart from all the bullshit with the OCMDPD and the strip being the way it was. This year was the best H2Oi I have attended yet. I got to find the real reason this event is the way it is. It's all about friends, that you have made through the cars.
Via Narvin.
We finally got around to posting more photos from the Pfaff Tuning Show and Shine. It took place the week before H2Oi so we were all a tad pre-occupied. It was still a great show, with an array of different cars. Matt Berenz did a fantastic job of organizing the entire day. I'm certain next year's edition will be bigger and better.
Where else would you see a MK2 Golf and an Aventador at the same lot? With Mauricio's MK2 winning best of show no less. The Best of Show award was presented by us, however the judging was conducted by Pfaff employees. It was the best way to avoid any biased decisions.
I was told this Callaway Mk1 was very rare. We also saw the Mk1 on our way back from H2Oi. Glad to see the owner puts some good mileage on it.
If you see an Alpina Sedan in Toronto, it's probably owned by Sia. He's got a handful of them now. This E28 however is his s54 swapped 525i. It took home the award for Best Engine bay and was also featured in PBMW a few years back. The E39 below was the first B10 Alpina to be imported into North America. He also has another E28, and e32, e34 Alpinas in the stable. I think he has a problem.
The front of the Pfaff building was where most of the action took place. Porsche GT3, Rocket Bunny GTR and RX-7 along with a few others.
I think this was the first time I've seen a twin-turbo'd Gallardo. Puffs of smoke are a good thing, right?
Matt and Geoff's Grandmother was very pleased with the show as well. Here she is checking out an R8.
Sony Canada, had a big booth for the event along with raffle prizes. I was fortunate enough to win one of those AS100 cameras. Which I immediately sold to Matt after H2O, I think he'll get way better use out of it than I will.
PFaff Tuning also had cars displayed indoors. Including Erik's Saab and Jimmy's M3.
The 991 below stands as my current dream daily. Every bit as good as the 991 GT3 but with a stick shift.


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Whether you're a knitter or a crocheter, one thing we all have in common is getting stains on our sweaters or other hand-crafted items. Sarah Read, project editor of Interweave Crochet, shared how she gets stains out of her young son's crocheted sweaters.Stain BustersI have a six-year-old son, and he absolutely loves it when I make things for him. He even tries to claim the projects that aren't for him, and it makes me so happy that he still thinks that the things I make are the best in the world. I'm enjoying it while it lasts—I know my days with this joy are numbered.
So how do you get stains out of handmade projects?
The first step would be to wash the item following the washing directions for the yarn you used. Always take fiber type into account when washing-what is good for some fibers is a disaster for others!
Wool Wash
There are a number of great products designed to gently wash your handmade items. Soak and Eucalan are two of my favorites, but you can find similar solutions in the laundry aisle at the store. Fill a container with lukewarm water and a dime-sized drop of wool wash. Submerge the item and let it soak overnight. Check the stain in the morning-you may need to repeat the process, or apply some of the wool wash directly to the stain and let it soak for another night. In a pinch, baby shampoo makes a great substitute for wool wash! Be sure to lay your project out flat to dry, especially if you are treating a stain. Putting it in the dryer can set the stain.
Oxygen-Based Bleach
NOT chlorine bleach. That would be the opposite of good for your project. OxiClean is one example of this type of product. Generally, a solution or paste is made and applied directly to the stained area, then allow the item to soak overnight. The process may need to be repeated for stubborn stains.
The Cleaners
Sometimes, you just need a professional. No, not that kind—although maybe, if you're looking at chocolate rubbed into the carefully crocheted cables of some fine merino. I mean the kind that are trained and prepared to care for your fabrics. They have an arsenal of tools and techniques at hand to battle the really tough stains. I find it's worth the small expense for the peace of mind.And lastly, for Silly Putty, use rubbing alcohol and a toothbrush. Then a glass of wine—for you, not the sweater.
Happy crocheting (and washing)!
—Sarah Read, Interweave Crochet
I don't have kids, but my friends have a lot of them, and I've seen Silly Putty in places where it just shouldn't be. Check out Interweave Crochet for more great stuff like this!
P.S. Do you have any stain-busting ideas tips? Leave a comment and share them with us!
The best one for me is Dawn dish washing liquid. For wool and delicate fibers, the original blue Dawn works great. For less delicate fibers like cotton, the one with bleach alternative works great. It works best if you put it on a stain immediately, of course, but will also work on some old stains, like grease even if the item has been through the dryer. Another important factor is water quality. Soft water is much better for washing clothes in general, because hard water with laundry detergent or soap forms a mineral scale that looks like a gray, foamy scum in the washer. That settles on the inside of the washer and on the clothes, which makes them look dull and gray or yellow. Minerals that settle onto a stain can make it impossible to remove. Anyone who notices lime scale build up on their kitchen and bath fixtures, drinking glasses, teapot, etc. needs to have a water softening system installed. It will make your laundry look brighter and cleaner and will cut down on house work.
Thanks for all of the great tips, everyone! I use Dawn Ultra and Zout, mostly, but have bombed with a chocolate faux pas on my white, felted Lucy Bag. The absolute best deal is to spray anything at risk with Scotchguard Fabric Protector in the first place. Now, why didn't I think that thing would get dirty and stained?
Can you direct me to the pattern for the grey sweater pictured? It's simple and handsome, perfect for boys! Thanks!
I pre-soaked my washable wool / nylon socks in oxygen cleaner to try to remove the ground in dirt that inevitably accumulates on the soles. They came out very rough and scratchy! I had to treat all 50 pairs with hair conditioner. The moral is, save your swatches and experiment on them.
Love the grey jumper . Do you have a pattern
Loved the jumper in grey have you got the pattern for that?
Water soluble Teatree Oil is da bomb! Great for anything sticky; has good stain removal qualities and is antiseptic too. Its clear in the bottle but turns white when added to water. It can be put undiluted directly onto the garment or used as a soaker. Leaves the garment smelling great too.
I use a cleaner called Tuff Stuff. It can be found in the automotive isle at Walmart or at an auto supply store. I've used it for many years. I have 4 sons and they or theirs friends were coming home with their clothes with stains on them. It will get out chocolate, ink, dried blood, tar, oil and any thing else that gets into clothes. It also gets stains out of carpet. My daughter in-law accidentally dumped a Dr Pepper into her Coach purse. It dried and stained her new purse badly. My son got out the Tuff Stuff and started cleaning the stains out of the purse. When he was finished there weren't anymore stains in the purse and it looked like a brand new purse.
The first step should be to put a safety pin or two to mark where the stain is. Once the garment is wet, it's often harder to see exactly where the stain is. I've had great luck with Eucalan, and blotting with absorbent paper towels on both side of the fabric.
I use a product called TOTALLY AWESOME! It comes in a spray bottle or you can buy the half-gallon refills and make your own, mixing it 1 to 5 or 10 ration with water. I use it for virtually everything in my house, but it really works on stains without hurting any fabric so far. And here's the best part--it's dirt cheap! The refill is about $3.00 and you buy it at dollar stores and some big-box stores.
In the past, I have removed grease stains (like from a bicycle chain) and grass stains by soaking a wool sweater in a solution of original Pine Sol and water. I would not recommend this for non-colorfast dyed items, but for standard commercial wool, it works quite well. I used about 2 ounces for a bucket of water and let it soak overnight. I have never tried this with acrylic yarns, only wool.
Makes the item smell fresh, as well!
I use a product called RESTORATION. It takes out stains. I also use it to freshen yellowing fabrics, doilies, family heirloom pieces. I think it is baking soda based and very gentle to use.
For stain-busting: In addition to your good information is one I found online while looking for a way to take cooking oil stains (grease splatter from frying chicken, in my case) out of a navy blue tee shirt. Get Dawn Ultra dishwashing liquid (for doing dishes by hand, not the dishwasher machine kind) and rub a little bit - doesn't take much! - into the stain, then wash in the hottest water the fiber will take. I've found this to be a good treatment for all kinds of stains that don't like to come out, both on knitted items and anything that goes into the washing machine.
I use Zout (not a misspelling) by The Dial Corporation. Go to the store, look for it in the laundry section with the other so-called cleaners, take it home, spray it on the stain, wait a few minutes and wash. I have yet to find a stain that Zout will not take care of and I have recommended it many of my friends and taken bottles to those friends if they can't find it in their stores. So far none of us have found a stain that Zout will not beat.
i had to laugh at the silly putty comment. when i was in middle school (i.e. old enough to know better), i left a ball of silly putty on the arm of the living room couch. it melted and left a dark beige stain. i learned then and with many subsequent stains that year, that my dad could do miracles with mineral spirits. by high school, i leaned to take advantage of that. i could get deep discounts on clothes with make-up stains (a Shetland wool pullover for $3 and am Oxford blouse for 50 cents...it was also missing a button) then remove the stains for pennies with mineral spirits. Don't worry about the smell...just run the clothes through the dryer on fluff or hang them in a breezeway for a day or two.
I love "Grandma's Secret Spot Remover". It is environmentally safe, biodegradable, non-toxic etc. I have no clue what the ingredients are in the small 2 oz bottle. I only know that after I put a drop or two on a stain, let it sit for a minute, add a little water and then gently work it into the fabric, almost every single stain has come out. It is not easy to find this product in a store, but you can always get it online.
I found an organic/European method cleaner who is some distance from where I live, but the results are always worth the trip. I don't know how she does what she does, but she uses no harsh chemicals or scents. She has taken out stains that I thought would have to be considered a design element. And she has rejuvenated some of my sweaters that I thought were in their last wearable season (a couple of them had been old enough to vote for at least a decade). She also blocks my finished garments. Did I mention she knits? The only problem I can see is that she charges so little for what she does that I worry that she won't be able to stay in business.
the best trick I know is for berry stains. Stretch the fabric over a basin and pour boiling water over it. Must be right at the boil -put kettle back on for larger stain. The stain needn't be fresh. This includes red wine, red cabbage, tomato (botanically speaking, a berry)
The other clever one is normal saline to remove blood. The best source of this is spit. The blood cells are lifted off the fabric without bursting and spilling their contents. 1 tsp salt to a pint of water will give normal or physiological saline.
Wendy Leigh-Bell
I would strongly caution against using any oxygen-based cleaner on wool or other animal fiber. The main ingredient in these cleaners is hydrogen peroxide, which is destructive to proteins. That's actually why they clean so well; the peroxide disintegrates the protein parts of the stain, and the rest of the detergents in the cleanser work on what's left afterwards.
If you use oxygen-based cleaners on wool, your beautiful hand knit will likely wind up stiff, scratchy, and faded.
I have never found a stain that Organic Orange TKO would not get out. I don't mean stains that have set for years, although I would try them too, but the everyday stains that happen. www.orangetko.net. It is environmentally friendly 100% organic - made from orange peels.
Hi Kathleen,
Can you tell me where I can get the sweater pattern for the ribbed grey side-buttoned turtleneck sweater pictured in the article about getting stains out?
Thank you.
Ellie Allen
Kathleen - I love this sweater! Where is the pattern?
My boys get oil/grease stains on their clothes which I just
put Dawn on the stain before throwing into the washer.
Thanks for the tip!
I enjoyed this article about removing stains from hand knits. I too have used the wool wash soak method over the years. I am now knitting for grandchildren and grand nieces and nephews. I often always use my homemade stain remover on their clothing as well as hand knits. On the finest, most expensive fibres I would recommend testing it on an inside unnoticeable area first. This solution is far cheaper than off-the-shelf stain removers and far more effective. In 30 years of using it I have not ruined even 1 garment, either hand knits or purchased clothing of any type. It can be used as a pre-wash dab on or for really tough stains as a 'several days pre-soak", either straight or diluted in a basin. Here it is:
Mix equal parts vinegar, water, liquid ammonia, and liquid laundry detergent in an empty bottle. Shake!
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Ariana Grande Responds to Bette Midler's Scathing Comments
Grande took the high road when responding to Midler's commentary, saying that "she's always a fan no matter what."
Perez Hilton's Daily Update: Are Jennifer Lawrence & Liam Hemsworth Dating?
Seriously it is beyond impossible to keep up with the dating lives of celebrities. You know how it works, they date a person and then a few months later they date someone else and so […]
Daly Download 11/25: Mark Ronson, Taylor Swift, & Sam Smith
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Midler says it's surprising to see Grande, with her "silly high voice, a very wholesome voice, slithering around on a couch looking so ridiculous."
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Ariana Grande appears to have leaked some rather important information.
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I'm working in a C# project and we are , in order to get some unity across the different parts of our UI, trying to use the MVC pattern. The client is windows form based and I'm trying to create a simple MVC pattern implementation.
It's been more challenging than expected, but I still have some questions regarding the MVC pattern. The problem comes mostly from the n-n relationships between its components: Here is what I've understood, but I'm not sure at all of it. Maybe someone can correct me?
- Model: can be shared among different Views. 1-n relationship between Model-View
- View: shows the state of the model. only one controller (can be shared among different views?). 1-1 relationship with the Model, 1-1 relationship with the controller
- Controller: handles the user actions on the view and updates the model. One controller can be shared among different views, a controller interacts only with one model?
I'm not sure about the two last ones:
- Can a view have several controller? Or can a view share a controller with another view? Or is it only a 1:1 relationship?
- Can a controller handle several views? can it interact with several models?
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Can you hear it? Listen closely and you'll recognize the harmony of thousands of voices woefully singing, "It's the Same Old Song" by the Four Tops. They're parents from Buffalo to Montauk singing because the New York City-led state assembly voted to return three of the four Board of Regents members to their positions this past week. And the fourth one was only replaced because he resigned. That just about locks him in as the smartest member as far as I'm concerned, because he realized he was in over his head.
The Board of Regents is New York's 17-member board that dictates education policy to school districts across the state as well as shapes procedures at universities, adult education programs and even manages the licensing of professionals like architects and dentists. This tone-deaf crowd is also responsible for the disastrous Common Core rollout that has become the bane of parents, educators and students. That's why I voted 'no' to reappointing all the incumbent Board of Regents members who were seeking another term.
I love being a legislator for so many, many reasons; being able to secure the health, safety and welfare of my constituents to the best of my ability, being able to draft laws which have benefits for the people I represent and meeting the most wonderful, giving people and having the opportunity to work with them to make miracles happen. About two weeks ago just such an incident happened and I would like to share this with you.
I was contacted by a former Woodbury resident, whose family still lives in the area. He inquired about possible donations to help make a dream become a reality. The family suffered an overwhelming loss during the Sandy Hook school incident in Newtown, Conn. Their beautiful family member Madeleine was one of those who was taken by the gunman.
Your "Patience Is A Virtue" editorial was a good one: a good "lesson," plus good advice. Unfortunately, it was probably "preaching to the choir", because those of us patient, considerate reader-drivers will just continue practicing our responsible, careful driving habits; while the impatient, reckless fools like the one you describe—who arrogantly think that THEIR time is more important than anyone else's safety—are likely to continue their public-menace bad driving habits.
A few weeks from now, New York's public school children in grades 3-8 will spend six days taking the poorly designed, expensive New York State Assessments. The overreliance on these tests has pushed school districts to abandon successful curriculum models and confine themselves instead to the limited, unproven and expensive Common Core standards.
I read the attack on John Owens' articles on Common Core by Stanley Ronell with amazement. How could one person be so misinformed about the topic of Common Core curriculum? Mr. Owens was a teacher, and his views were right on target. The curriculum and the roll-out have been a disaster. I suggest he read an excellent expose, Reign of Error, by Diane Ravitch, and Mr. Owens' book, Confessions of a Bad Teacher, before he writes further letters.
I know we are all busy, but I am asking you to read the following email and help our students in NY State.
By now I am certain you have all heard of Common Core. Though the intent may have been good, the resulting standards and implementation have been a complete debacle.
Regarding John Owens' mention of the seagull being the state bird of Utah, here is the backstory:
When the Mormons first settled in Utah, they had a plague in 1848 of crickets, probably kaydids, or an infestation of some crop-eating insects, and low and behold, a swarm of seagulls came to their rescue. A miracle! Thus, the seagull is their bird.
See what comes of having teachers read your paper?
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We really want this new development, Country Pointe in Plainview, to come to pass.
When a town stops growing it shrinks and fades away. We are very active participants in the benefit of the community, and have invested too much time and energy in Plainview-Old Bethpage for this to happen.
I have lived in the Island Trees community for the past 41 years. When I was raising my children I was very active in both the Island Trees School community and many organizations that make up this community.
I was in attendance at the Feb. 10, meeting where the Island Trees School District presented their proposals for the Island Trees Farmedge property. I left that meeting with many concerns. One of my biggest concerns, was how this matter is being approached by both the school district and the Island Trees Library.
Anton columnist Michael Miller was absolutely right to say, about the legal requirement that Smithtown Supervisor Patrick Vecchio follow up his publicly-pledged oral oath of office with a signed, written oath, "What a stupid law." However, he called it an example of "the worst kind of law, the kind that is selectively enforced." As bad as I agree it is, I believe there are many more equally bad — and worse — laws. Such as laws written (sometimes purposely?) with loopholes so big you could drive a truck through them; laws that are almost never enforced; laws "enforced" with pathetic slaps on the wrist, probations, conditional discharges, suspended sentences, concurrent sentences, community service, token fines viewed as a cost-of-doing-business and other "punishments" that fail to have the most desired effect of any "prohibitive" law: a deterrent effect. Therefore, I hope every Anton newspaper will invite its readers to submit their nominees for bad laws that themselves need the "death penalty."
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"INGRAINED knowledge" and a unique pride of place were among the assets praised at a major business summit in South Cumbria.
Dozens of businesses flocked to The Times Economy South Cumbria Business Forum, which was held in the Coronation Hall, in Ulverston.
Leading lights in the business world debated issues including broadband, transport and the skills of South Cumbrian workers at the event which will showcase the Ulverston business community across the UK.
Leading lights in South Cumbrian business formed a panel to extol the virtues of the area while addressing some of the major issues facing the region.
The panel, which included Greig Rooney, site director of GlaxoSmithKline, in Ulverston, MP for Barrow and Furness John Woodcock, Wayne Singleton, HR partner for Tronic (Siemens), Councillor Peter Thornton, leader of South Lakeland District Council, Al Mather, from the Centre of Leadership Performance, Marjorie Pickthall, from Furness College, Harry Knowles from Furness Enterprise and Peter Cotterill, managing director of Oxley.
Times journalist Mike Cowley, helped set up the event along with Archie Workman – chairman of Ulverston Business Alliance. Mr Cowley said: "What's happening in this area is very interesting.
"It's rural but there are high-tech firms.
"The town itself is so full of character."
Cllr Thornton was one of the more vocal panellists and called for BT to be forced by government to upgrade broadband connections in the area.
The panel heard how firms including GSK and Tronic (Siemens) are working together and with schools in a bid to increase interest among school children in the STEM (Science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects in a bid to create a richer recruitment pool.
Mr Rooney said: "The reason GSK came here 64 years ago was the land and water and people were highly skilled.
"64 years on and the criteria are the same.
"What I see in the workforce is something unique here – the people truly care."
When asked about why Glaxo chose to build their new biopharmaceutical plant in Ulverston he added: "We can't just go into another country.
"Ulverston has ingrained knowledge."
Mr Singleton, who works for subsea connections firm Tronic, spoke about the partnership GSK to help deliver a schools programme in a bid to help keep some of South Cumbria's most promising students in the area.
While MP Mr Woodcock said Cumbrian youngsters need to realise their is no limit to their ambition.
Mr Cotterill, managing director of Oxley, said the firm at one point his firm was paying £16,000 per year to secure a two megabit per second connection – when clients in the US had access to a connection 20 times as fast.
Cllr Thornton said: "Some people think the answer is to get the community digging trenches and I wouldn't stop them but the real answer is with the government.
"They should take BT to one side and say you will do this or if not you will lose your licence."
Speaking after the event Mr Rooney said: "As a large employer we have a responsibility to play a part not only as a business but in the community.
"We're keen to get involved, particularly to build networks and create team work."
Archie Workman, chairman of Ulverston Business Alliance, said: "This is a vehicle to get our message out to 250,000 influential people as well as those who take The Times.
"I'm absolutely delighted with the event."
First published at 12:18, Tuesday, 27 November 2012
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