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I love this portrait blouse pattern in Gertie's book. I have used this pattern before but this time ended up doing a more loose fitting version. I found this very soft cotton silk blend fabric with blue polka dots – how cute is this! Since this fabric is very sheer I used white cotton for underlining. Luckily the fabric store I visited did not have solid white cotton batiste (honestly – how is this even possible?) and I ended up using cotton batiste with white polka dots. I left facings out this time and hand stitched both armholes and neckline. I believe this is my new favorite blouse :)
Cotton-silk blend (70% cotton, 30% silk), cotton batiste, invisible zipper
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It looks lovely!
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Very nice! Looks great on you :) I agree with you, it's much nicer with the polka dots than plain.
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Thank you Ellen :)
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its just lovely and your third and forth photos show it of nicely. great fabric choice and its lovely on you x
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Thank you so much Mary Athey!
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A Westmoreland County jury will hear opening statements Monday in the trial of a man who's charged with murdering his mother, sister and elderly aunt, and then the jury will visit the family-owned auto glass shop where the women were killed.
Kevin Murphy could face the death penalty if he's found guilty of shooting his 69-year-old mother, Doris Murphy, his 43-year-old sister, Kris Murphy, and his 81-year-old aunt, Edith Tietge.
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|How is Adam McQuaid going to keep track of his nicknames?
|02.20.11 at 1:44 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Remember the days when Adam McQuaid was "Adam McQuaid?" The defenseman has done some big things this season, proving himself a reliable enough blueliner to make Mark Stuart a healthy scratch for eight straight games and eventually expendable in a trade.
Yet for "'Quaider," as he's more commonly known around the dressing room, he's picked up more than experience and fighting majors this season. Matt Kalman of the Bruins Blog recently slapped him with the nickname "Lone Wolf" based on the Chuck Norris film "Lone Wolf McQuade," but fellow defenseman Andrew Ference really upped the ante on Sunday. Here's a picture that Bruins.com jack-of-all-trades John Bishop snapped Sunday of Ference's new t-shirt.
Ference, who walked through the Bruins' dressing room donning the tee, said that this was more than a light-hearted iron-on effort. He went online to customize the shirt.
"It's high quality, huh?" Ference said with a laugh when asked about the effort put into making the shirt a reality.
McQuaid found the t-shirt amusing as well. He admitted he doesn't quite know how he'll keep up with all the nicknames, let alone suddenly becoming a brand name.
|Rich Peverley: 'I want to get better'
|02.20.11 at 1:33 pm ET
Newly acquired Bruins forward Rich Peverley put on a Bruins sweater for the first time Sunday as he practiced with his teammates at Ristuccia Arena. After the skate, he reflected on the trade.
"It was a bit of a surprise, but [Thrashers coach] Craig Ramsey told me this was a team that has a chance to win," Peverley said. "It's a big thrill to be a part of a really historic organization and come into a team that has a chance to go pretty far in the playoffs."
Coach Claude Julien said after practice that he will try the 28-year-old at wing on a line centered by Chris Kelly with Michael Ryder on the other wing. Peverley said he is more comfortable at center, but that he has no problem playing anywhere.
"That's for the coach to decide. I could play either or," Peverley said. "I've been playing center most of my career. I can play the wing, it's not a problem. I played it in Nashville and Atlanta. Wherever he wants me to fit in, I'll try to do that. There's a lot of good offensive players here with tremendous talent, so I'm just going to try to work and create some chemistry with somebody."
Peverley had 14 goals and 20 assists for 34 points with Atlanta prior to the trade. With the way he spoke of his season to this point, he figures to hold higher hopes for his days in Boston.
"I was OK," he said. "To be honest, it was kind of an up and down year. I wasn't too pleased with my overall production on both ends of the rink. I was kind of hoping that the team would do a little bit better, but I've moved on and I'm glad to be here now.
"You always want to get better. You never want to cap yourself or put a ceiling [on your production]. I want to get better, and I'm looking at this as an opportunity to get better. Hopefully I can build on past years."
Peverley wore No. 47 in Atlanta, but will wear No. 49 with the Bruins. He said he did not approach Steven Kampfer about the rookie potentially giving him his number.
"I'm not going to try to steal any numbers from anybody," Peverley said. "I'm the new guy coming in. I just want to fit in."
|Sunday scrimmage for Bruins
|02.20.11 at 11:54 am ET
WILMINGTON — Tomas Kaberle isn't in town, but those packing the stands at Ristuccia in Wilmington get to see Chris Kelly and Rich Peverley for the first time. While that's all fine and dandy, the real question of how these lines will shake out remains unanswered. Rather than wearing their traditional color-coded practice sweaters to indicate lines, the B's wore black and white uniforms for a skate that included a scrimmage.
Unfortunately the scrimmage was of 4-on-4 variety, so the lines for the B's with Peverley in the mix remain unknown. Check back for more following practice.
|Brian Burke clears up 'misinformation' in post-trade presser
|02.19.11 at 3:55 am ET
Great stuff from Brian Burke's presser on Friday. The Maple Leafs general manager went out of his way to clear up what he called "misinformation" this week surrounding the dealings between he and Tomas Kaberle's camp. Here's what he had to say (video below):
"The player did not want to leave. I want to be clear on that. He asked for an extension several times, and I didn't feel we were in a position to meet what I thought his demands would be. I said to him, 'You've got to work with us to get something if you want to, and if not we'll go from there.'
"He came back and he said that he would like us to start with the Boston Bruins. I said, 'OK, that makes sense. We'll try to get [Kaberle] there, but we're not accepting a one team list from any agent or any player. We set our price, which was a first-round pick and a prospect off our list, not their list. I said, 'If Boston meets that, we'll make the deal, and if they don't, we want two more teams. And if we [can't make it work with those teams], we want two more teams after that.'"
Here's Burke talking about his team's chances of still making the playoffs, and why he didn't feel it was worth keeping Kaberle if it meant they'd be a No. 8 seed and get their rears kicked in the first round. It's clearly not something he wants to talk about at length, as the second video shows.
|Brad Marchand, Tuukka Rask lead Bruins past Senators
|02.18.11 at 10:07 pm ET
The new-look Bruins didn't get off to the prettiest of starts, but they finished strong to earn a 4-2 victory over the Senators at Scotiabank Place on Friday night.
Brad Marchand had a pair of goals, while Andrew Ference, Nathan Horton and David Krejci also multi-point performances. Krejci now has 11 points over his last 10 contests. Dennis Seidenberg also scored for the B's.
Marlborough native and former University of New Hampshire Wildcat Bobby Butler provided the Senators with their first tally, beating Tuukka Rask at 2:50 of the second period for his third goal in three games. Butler's strike opened the game's scoring, but Marchand's goal from Tyler Seguin and Ference pulled the B's even. After Horton gave them the lead at 9:47 of the third, the B's never looked back. Alexei Kovalev scored for the Senators with 1:30 remaining in the game.
Rask made 32 saves in the game, improving to 7-11-1 on the season.
– Almost unbelievably, Rask has won back-to-back games for the first time all season. The 23-year-old netminder hasn't really gotten many opportunities to string together much success, but with Claude Julien clearly willing to give him more starts down the stretch, Rask's performances Thursday and Friday are good for both the confidence of the Finland native and the B's.
– Friday was about a couple of veterans making their Bruins debuts, but it was the rookies who once again came up big for the B's. Seguin took a pass from Ference to set up Marchand's 17th goal of the year, and considering how he's played the last two nights, it will be hard for the Bruins to scratch the second overall pick when the team returns to action Tuesday in Calgary. With Marchand's two tallies, he now has 18 on the season.
– On a night in which it appeared Horton may be regressing back to the point where he was back to slumping, the 25-year-old came up big. He entered the night with just one point over his last four games, but he fired a beautiful wrester past Robin Lehner off a nice pass from Krejci at 9:47 of the third. He also drew a holding penalty on holding penalty on Erik Karlsson in the second period, though he went off for holding Milan Michalek at 11:38 of the third.
– The team showed how their power play will be able to operate with Tomas Kaberle, as the newcomer helped orchestrate Seidenberg's goal. On the night, the B's power play went 1-for-5.
– The Bruins came out in the first period like a team that had spent the day selling off assets, and not gaining them. They played with very little energy in the first, getting outshot 12-5. Rask came up big throughout the period, which is the silver lining in a surprisingly flat start by the Bruins.
The Bruins did pick it up after their sluggish period, grabbing a 13-8 advantage in shots in the second period and sustaining that increased energy through the third.
– Johnny Boychuk was a healthy scratch for the second straight game. With Kaberle now in the fold, Boychuk could be the guy that is a regular healthy scratch, with Adam McQuaid and Steven Kampfer also candidates.
|Meet new Bruins forward Rich Peverley
|02.18.11 at 6:13 pm ET
In addition to landing the big fish in Tomas Kaberle Friday, the Bruins made a move that both cleared salary and improved their 2010-11 roster by sending Blake Wheeler and Mark Stuart to the Thrashers in exchange for forward Rich Peverley and defenseman Boris Valabik. While Valabik doesn't figure to have an immediate impact on the NHL club, Peverley could play a significant role for the Bruins down the stretch.
Age: 28
Draft: Undrafted
Contractual status: Has one more year remaining on his deal after this season at a very reasonable $1.325 million cap hit.
2010-11 stats: 59 games played, 14 goals, 20 assists, 34 points, minus-16.
Peter Chiarelli noted Friday that Peverley's 161 shots this season would be second on the Bruins. What he didn't note is that Peverley has as many goals this season (14) as Nathan Horton. Experienced at both center and wing, he figures to fit into the mix as a third-line winger, though that complicates the rest of the bottom six.
It will be interesting to see what this means for Tyler Seguin and the entire dynamic of the bottom six forwards. Chiarelli said Friday that he sees the team keeping the fourth line intact, but it's hard to imagine Seguin sitting much if he continues to play the way he did Thursday.
The B's might be better off sitting Daniel Paille ' who has played very well this month but missed four games with a suspension ' and playing a guy like Chris Kelly on the fourth line. Chiarelli reiterated Friday that the team traded for Kelly to replace Marc Savard, but right now there are simply too many bodies to make sense of it all.
At face value, this appears to be a smart move for the Bruins for both this season and next season. Wheeler, who carries a $2.2 million cap hit, will be a restricted free agent at season's end. Given that Peverley, who has out-produced Wheeler this season, will definitely be around for another season at nearly $900,000 saves the team money as they look into potentially re-upping Kaberle. The money saved between Wheeler and Peverley obviously won't be the ultimate difference in whether they have the space to retain their new blueliner, but it helps.
'I just, I like to use my speed. That's probably my number one asset, my speed and my quickness. I do like to shoot the puck a lot and make plays offensively. I've really been working on my faceoffs these past two years, learned a lot in Nashville when I was there from a lot of guys. It's a big thing, I take a lot of pride in it being a really faceoff guy. I know there are some guys there who are already really good at faceoffs so hopefully I can help out in that category also.'
'Adding Chris Kelly was a lot in part to replace Marc Savard. Obviously he's not the same player as Marc Savard, but he's a two-way player that can help out down the middle. And Peverley was to maintain speed and skill and to get better shooting. We scored more goals this year but I still think we can improve our shooting. And he's got a real good shot and he will help us improve that.'
|Peter Chiarelli: Bruins aim to re-sign Tomas Kaberle
|02.18.11 at 5:07 pm ET
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli spoke Friday at TD Garden to discuss a busy day in which he made two trades. The Bruins moved Blake Wheeler and Mark Stuart to the Thrashers earlier in the day in exchange for Rich Peverley and Boris Valabik before sending Joe Colborne, the Bruins' first-round selection in the coming draft, and a conditional pick to Toronto in exchange for Tomas Kaberle.
"It's a strong message to our team, to our fans that we want to win and we want to be successful," Chiarelli said Friday.
Kaberle has long been rumored as a potential trade target for the Bruins. In 58 games with this season, the 32-year-old Czech blueliner has three goals and 35 assists for 38 points.
"We felt that we needed a player like Tomas," Chiarelli said. "A player with good vision, a good skater who can quarterback a power play, has played many games in the league. A very smart, heady player who can skate."
Kaberle had to waive his no-trade clause to facilitate the deal to Boston, and will be a free agent at season's end. Given the steep price the B's had to pay in Colborne, the 16th overall pick in the 2008 NHL draft, Chiarelli is hopeful that Kaberle will prove to be more than a rental.
"I looked upon this trade as we looked upon the [Dennis] Seidenberg trade. He's a guy that you want to re-sign," the GM said. "Having the time of when you acquire him to the time you sign him, it gives a little flavor of the player and how he fits in the group.
"Of course there's a chance that we won't re-sign him, but I want to re-sign him. We want to re-sign him. I've had some brief discussions with Rick Curran, his agent, and nothing is forthcoming. Nothing will be forthcoming until after the season, but I've had a good history with Rick and the Orr hockey group. I think it would smooth sailing to sign him when it comes to that time. It's an important part of this deal because we're giving up significant assets."
Chiarelli noted that given the deals for Kaberle and Peverley, in addition to Tuesday's trade for Ottawa center Chris Kelly, he believes that as far as big deals go, the Bruins should be quiet leading up to Feb. 28's trade deadline.
"If I do anything else, it will be something very small unless something significant is available and fits," he said. "For the most part, we're done."
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Sarasota Parking Operations relocates back to City Hall
Date: February 11, 2013
by: Roger Drouin | City Editor
Sarasota's Parking Operations Division will relocate from the Sarasota Police Headquarters to the lobby of City Hall, 1565 First Street, starting Wednesday, Feb. 20. The current location will close at noon on Tuesday, Feb. 19 to begin the move.
City officials say the move — back to where the Parking Operations Division (POD) was once located — will make it more convenient for people to pay tickets and take care of other public-parking business.
"People are accustomed to doing business at City Hall," said Parking Division Mark Lyons. "Having the POD in one centralized location downtown will make it easier for people to come in and take care of their parking business."
Residents or tourists who would like to pay a parking citation or take care of other public parking matters can do at the new location from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday.
As City Manager Tom Barwin settles into his fifth month on the job, he is assessing the location of some key functions and staff members, according to a City of Sarasota press release. With the parking division based in City Hall, it will be more conveniently located for members of the public as well as staff, according to the press release.
For more information, contact the Parking Operations Division at 941-954-7057 or follow the parking division on Twitter @SRQParking.
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BACKGROUND: Latinos have low representation in cancer prevention trials and intervention studies. Culturally appropriate recruitment strategies are needed to address this issue.
OBJECTIVE: To describe and summarize the effectiveness of recruitment strategies used by the Latin American Cancer Research Coalition (LACRC).
DESIGN: Descriptive report of recruitment methods.
PARTICIPANTS: Uninsured Latino immigrants (N=1,170; 77% female, 23% male) from Central and South America recruited to 7 cancer control studies.
APPROACH: The LACRC recruitment model involved inclusion of Latino researchers and providers, and use of culturally acceptable materials released through culturally appropriate outlets such as Latino radio stations.
RESULTS: The overall participation rate was high—96% of patients identified as eligible agreed to participate. Women were excellent referrals for recruiting men to research studies. Additionally, a local Latino radio program was used to efficiently recruit eligible study participants.
CONCLUSIONS: Latinos are interested and willing to participate in cancer control studies when culturally relevant approaches are used. Research teams that partner with Latino researchers and with Latino service providers are important in educating Latinos about cancer control and encouraging participation in research.
- U.S. Census. Washington, DC Metro Area Hispanic Population by Country of Origin; 2000. Available at: http://www.uscensus.gov. Accessed April 12, 2004.
- O'Brien KJ, Cokkinides V, Jemal A, et al. Cancer statistics for Hispanics, 2003. CA Cancer J Clin. 2003;53:208–25.
- Huerta EE. Cancer statistics for Hispanics, 2003: good news, bad news, and the need for a health system paradigm change. CA Cancer J Clin. 2003;53:205–7. CrossRef
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So far so good on my end. My sophomores are getting a mini-unit on persuasive writing. We've discussed persuasion in advertising and today we began our tour through Swift's "A Modest Proposal." Next week, they'll be writing their own essay based on Swift's. This is the first time I've taught this essay with sophomores, so we'll see how it goes. Once we're finished with that, we'll be on to poetry.
My other class just finished "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment." Most of these students are identified, but I have the help of a wonderful para. They'll be working on how to write an editorial and then transitioning into some short stories by Mark Twain and eventually another class novel.
My co-sponsor and I had a great meeting with our student council officers this morning and because homecoming is the day before Valentine's Day, we're hitting the ground running as far as student council activities.
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I mostly mash it up with a variety of techniques. Because we're modeling our approach to that of Swift's, they have to go back and look at how he organized and approached his essay. However, I don't expect them to have it completely organized like his; I expect them to make it their own. I found a graphic organizer which helps guide them in how to organize a persuasive paper but I use it more as a brain-storming tool than a way to organize teh paper. As long as they can include all parts of the paper (introduction, body, etc.), following the basic concepts of a persuasive paper, include some persuasive techniques, edit their work well, and make the final copy as polish as possible, I'll be happy. Our recent reports from the state reading assessments indicate that they have a good grasp of persuasion so I'm not going to spend much time on this.
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Jorvik Press has some exciting news:What does a prizewinning author do when he's about to enter his tenth decade with a track record of more than 30 books, sound of mind and body, full of ideas, and still obsessed with characters he's been developing for years? If you're Herbert Gold, you write another novel. Just before his 90th birthday last March Herb was talking to … [Read more...]
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You are invited to join Lake Forest College in celebrating the 100th birthday of William S. BurroughsLake Forest College, located in Lake Forest, Illinois, is helping to curate a series of events connected to the William S. Burroughs centennial.1. Poetry in Performance: Gossamurmur, Gaza, Jaguar Harmonics Lily Reid Holt Memorial Chapel, Lake Forest College / … [Read more...]
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Nearly as impressive as last century's comeback of the buffalo on the plains of North America after nearly getting wiped out by man, the Buffalo Sabres have rebuilt and are staging a return to the ranks of Eastern Conference playoff contenders this season.
Saved from bankruptcy by new owner B. Thomas Golisano earlier this year, the Sabres (6-5-1) are tied with Toronto for fifth in the Eastern Conference with 13 points, three behind first-place Boston, heading into Monday night's action. After missing the playoffs for the past two seasons, management made a number of changes since the end of last season and placed expectations on the team to return to the postseason.
After losing their first two games by a combined score of 8-0, the Sabres came together during a recent six-game, 11-day Western Conference road swing that was the longest in franchise history. Halfway through the trip, however, the team could have folded after a 6-1 loss at Vancouver on Oct. 20.
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