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November 25, 2014
Bono – 'I feared nobody would listen to new album': Irish Independent
U2 to Release 11 Short Films Inspired by New Album: Rolling Stone
Sinéad O'Connor Says U2's iTunes Release Was 'Almost Terrorist': Billboard
Daniel Lanois – U2's new album 'amazing': Toronto Sun
Garth Brooks interview: Croke Park cancellations 'broke my heart': Daily Telegraph
Flatleys to be made honorary Corkonians: Irish Examiner
Mayor de Blasio ignoring Liam Neeson's invite to tour stable: New York Daily News, March 4, 2014
Nesbitt stays true to his Ulster roots: Londonderry Sentinel
I almost became a lawyer – Cillian Murphy: Irish Independent
What Lies Beneath – George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950): Irish Independent
Why Joyce put Griffith in 'Ulysses': Sunday Independent
Irish Roots – Recovering the Great War Dead: The Irish Times
Is this the best view of Belfast? Public can tower over city on new £500k mountain trail: Belfast Telegraph
Adventures in Ireland – The good, the bad, and the beautiful: Rocky Mountain Collegian
A 'very Irish' film about matters of life and death: The Irish Times
How the fall of Waterford Wedgwood led to Tony O'Reilly's financial ruin: Irish Independent
November 19, 2014
U2 hint at both 'intimate' and 'explosive' gigs for next tour: The Guardian
U2 claim they worked for IDA during recession: The Irish Times
U2 guitarist The Edge faces protests over a plan to build five mansions on 156 acres in Malibu: The Independent
John Lydon – My family values: The Guardian
Hollywood A-lister O'Dowd is toast of Co Roscommon: Irish News
The Quiet Man cottage set to be preserved: Connacht Tribune
Today's Irish Dancers Step Away From Stereotype: NPR
Sean Nos Dance taking a foothold in NYC: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Poor take on Oscar Wilde's American adventure: Irish Independent
Roy's book was most satisfying ever – Roddy: Irish Independent
Hero of Ottawa shooting, Kevin Vickers, is a proud Irish Canadian: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
'Georgian Villa' in the North of Ireland: New York Times
9 Reasons You Should Bring Your Toddler to Ireland: Huffington Post
Ontario, Ireland announce drivers' licence exchange deal: Ottawa Citizen
Irish diaspora 'underutilised' as economic resource – O'Dowd: The Irish Times
Britain's Mary Allen honoured with Presidential Award for exceptional service to Irish abroad: Irish Post
October 24, 2014
Graham Norton reveals U2's hilarious early promo shots and gives the band a makeover: Sunday Independent
U2's three-decade long record of No 1s smashed by 'miracle' Hozier: Sunday Independent
Hozier – review: folky blues filled with haunting melodies: The Guardian
Sinead O'Connor to Dish 'Sexual Dirt' in 2016 Memoir: Billboard
Sinead O'Connor to keep sex life beneath, not between, the covers: The Irish Times
Freedom of County Roscommon for Chris O'Dowd: RTE
Saoirse Ronan 'absolutely extraordinary' in Brooklyn lead role – author Colm Toibin: Irish Independent
Nora Webster by Colm Toíbín review – 'a rare and tremendous achievement': The Guardian
That Time James Joyce Was Mistaken for His Jewish Character: Jewish Daily Forward
Books – Long-awaited third volume of Beckett's letters: Irish Independent
Why celebrating Irish culture in the US is so important: The Irish Times
Daily News columnist and editor Pete Hamill honored with lifetime achievement award: New York Daily News
Irish Roots – Guinness in the blood: The Irish Times
The woman who can stop Ebola, Dr. Nancy Sullivan: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Irish whiskey renaissance – 'The water of life' is back... Sláinte!: Independent on Sunday
Stripe's mobile technology may sound death knell for PayPal: Sunday Independent
October 21, 2014
Why I always wear shades – U2's Bono: Belfast Telegraph
Sale of U2's Dublin docklands studio queried by watchdog: Irish Independent
Hozier On SNL – One Big Heart-Eyed Emoji: Village Voice
Irish-American band The Gloaming creates new sounds: Sydney Morning Herald
P.S. I've moved on – Cecelia Ahern selling Malahide mansion for cool €1.3m: Irish Independent
Walter Macken – Galway's neglected genius of literature: Connacht Tribune
My Travels – Michael O'Leary: Irish Independent
From monks and ancient wells to reviving Dublin whiskey: Sunday Independent
The Second Half by Roy Keane with Roddy Doyle, review: 'always a conundrum': Daily Telegraph
Irish teens make Time magazine's 'most influential': BBC
Bono – controversial tax laws have brought Ireland the only prosperity it's ever known: The Observer
Ireland, Still Addicted to Tax Breaks: New York Times (Editorial)
Bono hits the right note with tax defence: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Three Irish Americans named as Irish presidential award honorees: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Willie McKenna of Ireland remembered as true Prince Edward Island ambassador: Charlottetown Guardian
Census reveals scale of NZ Irish population: Irish Echo (Australia)
October 16, 2014
Bono – My wife plays hard to get: Belfast Telegraph
U2 vandalised buildings in Dublin for early band promotion: Daily Express
Commission delays vote on U2 rocker's proposed Malibu compound: Los Angeles Times
Chris O'Dowd to receive freedom of his home county: Daily Express
'71 review – nail-biting action thriller set during the Troubles: The Guardian
Teaching skill and discipline through Irish dance in South Africa: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Colm Tóibín's 'Nora Webster' – A masterful portrait of a grieving woman finding herself: Washington Post
Beckett's family anguish revealed: Belfast Telegraph
Rory McIlroy – Nothing has changed. I'm a home bird, the same little boy: The Guardian
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West honeymoon boosted Irish tourism: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
The Highest and Most Impressive Waterfall in Ireland: Epoch Times
Ireland's links to St. Louis are deep: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Apple's Special Irish Tax Breaks: New York Times, Sep 30, 2014 (Editorial)
The other side to ex-Man Utd hardman Roy Keane revealed: Daily Express
My beloved Ireland is now dead and gone: Irish Examiner
October 7, 2014
U2 Now Eligible for Grammys After Pressing Limited-Edition Vinyl: Rolling Stone
U2's Thickening Ecclesiology: First Things
Hozier, Hozier, review – 'glorious and uplifting': Daily Telegraph
This Music Has No Borders – Scots-Irish Music In Appalachia: WBUR.org
Dracula Untold – New map for film fans to help them follow blood trail: Belfast Telegraph
Colm Tóibín – austere in writing, wicked in person: Daily Telegraph
Seamus Heaney's last poem published in Irish gallery's anthology: The Guardian
John Boyne – 'The Catholic priesthood blighted my youth and the youth of people like me': The Guardian
How James Joyce's Dubliners heralded the urban era: New Statesman
Tip would've been proud says nephew on Cork visit: The Corkman
Son of New York Irish immigrants wins Nobel Prize for Medicine: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Irish pols' legacy – Fighting for little guy: Fitchburg Sentinel & Enterprise
Denis O'Brien on Tony O'Reilly, Hillary, Ireland, and making a difference: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Female aviation pioneer Emily Howell Warner inducted into hall of fame: Denver Post
Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way makes a magical coastal adventure by car: Los Angeles Times
September 30, 2014
Bono confirms plans for U2's 2015 tour: RTE
'The times they are a-changin' Paul Brady, at least U2 recognise it' – Michael O'Doherty weighs in on the debate: Irish Independent
U2 – Larry embraces son on new album cover: RTE
Cecelia Ahern – 'We don't like rules in our house': Sunday Independent
Frank McCourt's widow's plea to save Limerick museum: Limerick Leader
Unpublished photo of young Oscar Wilde comes to light: The Irish Times
Emory University plans celebration of life and work of Irish poet Seamus Heaney: TribTown.com
Irish Roots – Guinness in the blood: The Irish Times
Bill Bratton dedicates portrait of NYPD's only 9/11 female cop victim to 13th precinct: New York Daily News
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Supports Bringing 2016 Beanpot To Belfast: NESN.com
Ireland is destination for Seattle mayor's first official overseas trip: Seattle Times
Why Rory McIlroy no longer feels like my little brother says Graeme McDowell as pair tee up for Ryder Cup: Belfast Telegraph
Ireland shows struggling Europe the way ahead: Financial Times (Editorial)
Death of community fixture leaves his black Lab homeless: Toronto Star
UCSC researchers study endangered Irish language: Santa Cruz Sentinel
September 24, 2014
Bono brings it all back home to Cedarwood Road: The Irish Times
U2 free album verdict is in – an epic fail that could cost dearly: Sydney Morning Herald
Bono brings it all back home to Cedarwood Road as U2 return to their youth: Irish Times
Sharon Osbourne in U2 Twitter rant: Irish Independent
Bono can't win ... even with free stuff, says pal Jim Sheridan: Irish Independent
Sinead's latest outburst proves that you're never too old to learn, even at 47: Evening Herald
'Life's a Breeze' charms with Fionnula Flanagan: Los Angeles Times
'Ulysses' unlocked: Harvard Gazette
'The mayor is coming!' Ireland relishes visit by Walsh: Boston Globe
Boston's mayor, Carna's son and the American dream: The Irish Times
More than 1,000 gather at Irish reception for Boston Mayor Marty Walsh: MassLive.com
Capturing Dublin's wild side: The Irish Times
Battles of the Boyne – making peace with history: Irish Independent
Tullamore Dew returns home after more than 60 years: The Irish Times
Red Hat Acquires FeedHenry To Move Into The Mobile Space: Forbes.com
Faith and begorrah – Ireland makes its case to New Yorkers: The Irish Times
September 21, 2014
Bob Geldof faces backlash as he pleads with Scots not to break up 'family': Daily Telegraph
U2 gets $100m from Apple – to give away new album: Irish Independent
Apple's U2 deal hits a sour note: Sunday Independent
What U2's Apple Album Launch Means For U2: Forbes.com
U2's Forgettable Fire: The New Yorker
Amen to Rend Collective Experiment: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com, April 16, 2013
Eve Hewson shines alongside James Gandolfini in his last film role: Irish Independent, October 16, 2013
Roddy Doyle interview – Rabbitte redux: Daily Telegraph, August 3, 2013fs
A Playwright's Later Years, Rowdy and Dissolute: New York Times, September 23, 2013
Hello and Goodbye by Patrick McCabe – review: The Observer
Review – Ireland and the push and pull of 'Remembrance': Los Angeles Times, April 3, 2013
Northern Ireland's best scenic drives: Daily Telegraph
Northern Ireland's own 'little Pompeii'... the buried town that could become a huge tourist draw: Belfast Telegraph, March 30, 2013
Rivalries and ghosts haunt Ireland's mansions: Irish Examiner, March 21, 2013
US senator Theresa Murray receives Irish diaspora award: The Irish Times
September 9, 2014
The Hewsons turn heads in New York as their Edun fashion project turns corner: Irish Independent
'Irish radio is killing Irish music', says folk star: Irish Post
'They were free settlers but I'd have preferred if they were convicts!' – Nicole Kidman chats to Independent.ie about her Irish ancestry and her new film: Irish Independent
Eoin Colfer 'was disco when everyone else was mod or metal': The Irish Times
A portrait of James Joyce in Trieste: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Frank McCourt museum 'needs more sponsorship to survive': Limerick Leader
Jackie Kennedy letters mystery deepens: Irish Independent
Irish Roots – The Monica Roberts Collection: The Irish Times
Our iconic cottages are being lost to time: Irish Independent
Building a Bit of Ireland in the U.S.: Wall St Journal
The Irish island that children learn to leave: BBC
A taste of Ireland: Napa Valley Register
Terry Wogan – 'My father was always bemused by my success': The Observer
Meet the toughest, most fierce creature known to man...the Irish Mammy: Evening Herald
Could Ireland be the one-stop shop for Europe's new online privacy laws?: The Drum
September 4, 2014
A Long Gestation for U2's Next Album: New York Times
Executive stole £650,000 from U2 and Prince's record company Universal Music then blamed theft on suffering from cancer: Daily Mail
Phil Lynott – The legend lives on: Irish Examiner
Gallagher was an inspiration, says Slash: Irish Examiner
'Calvary' could mark a signature role in Brendan Gleeson's career: Los Angeles Times
On the Seamus Heaney trail in Northern Ireland: Daily Telegraph
Maeve Binchy's new book was written by seven authors – will readers be able to spot the late writer's chapter?: Sunday Independent
A terrible beauty is born on screen with 1916 movie: Limerick Leader
5 free things to see in Belfast, Northern Ireland: Kankakee Daily Journal
Northern Ireland's foodie rebirth: Daily Telegraph
It's Kansas, but not as you know it: Irish Echo
Portraits bring us face to face with Ireland in the 1970s: Irish Independent
O'Leary's charm offensive helps Ryanair traffic: The Scotsman
Development of 'youth gathering' for diaspora welcomed: The Irish Times
Row over drive for Irish nurses: The West Australian
September 2, 2014
U2 had to pay €8,241 to close Dublin streets: Evening Herald
Van takes to his old school stage: BBC
Robin Williams turned himself into Mrs Doubtfire in Dublin garden to thank Irish family: Irish Independent
Liam Neeson worries about doing a film around 'another f***ing phone call': Sunday Independent
Brendan O'Carroll's Who Do You Think You Are? – 'one of the best ever episodes in the show's 10 year history': Irish Independent
How Game Of Thrones sparked Northern Ireland property scramble: Belfast Telegraph
'Quiet Man' cottage needs State protection: Connacht Tribune
What became of the Riverdance Queen? Jean Butler explains why she left the limelight: Daily Express
Bellaghy remembers Seamus Heaney at special anniversary event: Mid Ulster Mail
C'mere boy – Spider-Man has Rebel roots, like: Irish Examiner
Rory McIlroy on target to enjoy the richest season in golf history: Daily Telegraph
Quick sand – Welcome to Irish beach racing at Laytown: CNN
US billionaire snaps up Lough Erne golf course for under $10 million: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Almost 14,000 begin free online history course at Trinity College: The Irish Times
It's all a bit country as Irish TV goes after a worldwide audience: Irish Independent
August 30, 2014
Bridge closed for band that you too will never have heard of: The Irish Times
Bono's daughter tipped for stardom: Irish Examiner
Phil Lynott – The legend lives on: Irish Examiner
Rock: Jeff Buckley – Irish blood, an American heart: Sunday Independent
Maureen O'Hara tipped for Oscars lifetime award: Irish Examiner
Brian Keenan – 'The future is what matters now, not Beirut': The News Letter
Ned Kelly's childhood home for sale: TheGuardian.com
It's parish politics as Boston mayor hits Connemara: Irish Independent
Croke Park Classic is already a win for Ireland-born UCF kicker Sean Galvin: Orlando Sentinel
Exploring in Bray, I find Irish fans of American football and much more – Penn State in Ireland: Harrisburg Patriot-News
UCF game in Ireland special homecoming for coach George O'Leary: Orlando Sentinel
Simplicity is still name of the game for Rory McIlroy's ever-present mentor Michael Bannon: Daily Telegraph
Belfast – Former war zone now a tourist draw: Chicago Tribune
Irish nuns who spent lives on the missions had no homes to go to: The Irish Times
Irish Panel to Pick Privacy Regulator With Global Reach: New York Times
August 27, 2014
Sinead O'Connor – Why nothing compares to being the boss: Irish Examiner
'Ireland you are wonderful, love the people' tweets Mark Hamill as Star Wars crew depart after filming on Skellig Michael: Sunday World
His Turn With the Past – John Michael McDonagh Carves His Own Niche With 'Calvary': New York Times
James Joyce letter complains of hounding by press: The Guardian
Bellaghy plans two-day event to mark Seamus Heaney anniversary: Mid Ulster Mail
The gruesome true story behind Dracula: Was sinister vampire tale inspired by Bram Stoker's childhood blood-letting treatments?: Daily Mail
American seminary faces opposition to planned sale of portrait of Irish priest: The Irish Times
Decades after tragedy, Willises cheer stardom of 12 grandchildren: Chicago Sun Times
Irish Roots – Why can't you find your ancestors online?: The Irish Times
Motorbiking in Northern Ireland – The scenic route to the 'race of legends': Daily Telegraph
Ireland is officially the 'best country in the world', says study: The Independent
Irish Ghosts and Gaelic Greenery: Epoch Times
Flannery O'Connor was 'possibly the most theologically alert writer of the 20th century': The Irish Times
Order of Malta knights Irish man in ancient ceremony: The Irish Times
The mauled Celtic Tiger is ready to roar again: Sunday Telegraph
August 17, 2014
U2 – Stuck in a moment: The Irish Times
'Spider-Man' on Broadway – How Bono musical flopped: Irish Independent
Glen Hansard Surprises 'Once' Audience at Hollywood's Pantages Theater: Billboard
Joseph O'Neill – 'It's not my fault if every time I sit down to write, something big happens!': The Observer
Celebrating famous Seamus: Irish Independent (Editorial), April 23, 2014
What's in a name? James Joyce and a rare, misspelt encounter: Sunday Independent
Laura Dern falls in love with Ireland: Irish Examiner
WWE star Sheamus swaps wrestling ring for the Ring of Kerry...and attracts attention of Leinster stars: Irish Independent
James Brady, the pope and ethnic stereotypes: Los Angeles Times
Saratoga tips hat to Irishman who started it all: Washington Post
Hollywood Pride – The Amateur Career of Rory McIlroy: Golf Monthly
Maine Irish find kin with DNA: Irish Echo
Irish Roots – A rich source of records in Kew: The Irish Times
Walking Through History in Ireland: New York Times
Planned Jewish museum strikes discordant note: Sunday Independent
August 5, 2014
Star Wars in row with Unesco after film shoot takes over protected Irish island during key breeding season for rare birds: Daily Mail
Reel Talk with Liam Neeson – Back on our screens, this time voicing an animated raccoon in Nut Job: Irish Mirror
Two sons of Ireland contemplate the meaning of 'Calvary': Boston Globe
It's time Northern Ireland put Van Morrison on the map for tourists: Belfast Telegraph
I'm only remaining in Ireland for my children's sake – Sinead O'Connor: Irish Independent
Samuel Beckett's biographer reveals secrets of the writer's time as a French Resistance spy: Belfast Telegraph
For peat's sake! Competitors brave 120 yards of muddy water and slime for the 10th Northern Ireland Bog Snorkelling Championship: Daily Mail
David Feherty's career is not just garden-variety: Los Angeles Times
President Higgins brings Ireland and Brittany closer than ever at Festival Interceltique: The Irish Times
Wong – Generosity still links Ireland to Maritimes: Halifax Chronicle Herald
Could the fountain of youth lie in an Irish BOG? Peat that preserved 9,000-year-old bodies inspires new skincare range: Daily Mail
Engaging with our diaspora: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Irish Roots – Resurrecting Church of Ireland records: The Irish Times
Loughbrickland sculptor's sweet success in New York City: Banbridge Leader
Privacy activists launch lawsuit against Facebook: Deutsche Welle
August 3, 2014
Skellig expert hits out at filming on 'last bastion of Christianity': Irish Independent
War of words over Star Wars filming on Skellig Michael: The Irish Times
Force is strong in Skellig Michael as director JJ Abrams jets in: Irish Independent
Brendan Gleeson Forces Us to Care About His Catholic Priest in Calvary: Village Voice
Brendan O'Carroll's tears as he learns how his grandad was shot dead: Irish Mirror
Geldof rocks out with Strypes in pub: Irish Independent
Van Morrison takes his music home with concert near Belfast: Los Angeles Times
Garth Brooks concert cancellation damages Irish economy, expert claims: TheGuardian.com
Juno and the Paycock: A play ahead of its time: Toronto Globe and Mail
Irishman rows the Pacific in 45 days to break record: Evening Herald
Kerry town flags its support 'for all visitors': Irish Independent
In Dublin, Tweaking a High Tea: New York Times
Irish Roots – The General Register Office and IrishGenealogy.ie: The Irish Times
Irish bank pursuing Spire developer Garrett Kelleher: Chicago Tribune
The Fightin' Irish? Not when it comes to recession and austerity: TheGuardian.com
'Ireland is more communist now than Czechs were then...': Sunday Independent
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A Minty Fresh MindSo now you're convinced. You've read the Wikipedia page about Buddhism, watched a few videos of famous masters on YouTube, gone to the local New Age bookshop and bought a couple of Buddhist magazines, and now you're ready to try some meditation for yourself. You visited the local sangha and sat with the group and listened intently as the teacher there told you the secret to practice was to meditate every single day. So you took the plunge and went to the gift shop and bought yourself a genuine meditation cushion. You set it up in the corner of your bedroom, where it waits for you every morning, lonely, sad, and neglected. The problem is, you just can't seem to find the motivation. Your will is strong. Your belief is there. But darn it all, you just never seem to be able to get it together to meditate. Whenever you find a moment to meditate, you seem to do something else instead. More »
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For this skirt with box pleats all around I used an original pattern from 1956, published in the magazine "Eva Moden". The construction was a little bit more tricky than with currently patterns. Because I altered the position of the zipper the little pocket between the vertical and the horizontal skirtpiece isn't at the place where it should be – I have to modify this next time. But even with this little mistake I like the skirt very much. The shape makes a great silhouette and with a crinoline it's warm and cozy.
brown corduroy – thick enough for coulder weather
rosy corduroy for the inside of the waistband
Dec 6, 2012, 08.23 AMby cathytxtwfr
super cute!
Dec 6, 2012, 03.56 AMby Ruffles Gazebo
love it :) haha awesome pocket!
Dec 5, 2012, 08.48 PMby Irina Schwab
I love, love, love the 50s!
Dec 5, 2012, 04.11 PMby parze
Very very beautiful!
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November 27, 2013
Calendar-years 2014 and 2015 will be pivotal years for truck fleet management due to the discontinuation of long-time commercial vehicles and the all-new replacement models and upfit packages entering the market. This is prompting vehicle and equipment specification revisions from the perspective of fleet efficiencies and driver satisfaction. "Whenever one vehicle is no longer produced and another vehicle is replacing it, we have to look at new vehicles and see how best we can utilize them for our needs, redesign upfitting, and work with the supply chain to assure an acceptable OTD timeline," said Phil Schreiber, fleet manager, North America for Otis Service Center in Bloomfield, Conn.
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Plate programs and cargo insurance rates are taking over half the revenue made in small fleets, what are some strategies to use to see more of an income for a small company with only 2 to 4 heavy duty vehicles
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Originally published in 1987 by Knopf, this fully revised and updated guide contains updated text and brand new, beautiful, full-color images. Inside the covers, step-by-step projects and glowing reproductions of the great masters inspire readers to expand their vision and experiment with creative techniques. The text is designed to instruct, inspire, and broaden the skills of anyone interested in all aspects of art from drawing, painting, and printmaking to digital media and applied techniques.
Authors: Smith, Ray, 1949-
Title: The artist's handbook
Publisher: New York : DK Pub., 2003
Edition: Rev. ed
Characteristics: 384 p. :,ill. (chiefly col.) ;,27 cm
Statement of Responsibility: Ray Smith
Notes: Includes index
Previously published: New York : Knopf, 1987
Previously published: New York : Knopf, 1987
Alternate Title: New artist's handbook
Branch Call Number: 702.8 S657a 2003
Subject Headings: Artists' materials Art Technique
Topical Term: Artists' materials
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I'm a long time admirer of Sewaholic patterns, but this is my first time actually sewing one up. I got a little carried away with modifications, but I think this is a great pattern. As a pear-shaped lady, I am very appreciative of Tasia's pattern sizing. I used a wool coating for the outer fabric (which is heavier than this pattern recommends) and a flannel for the lining. More details on my blog: http://errantpear.blogspot.com/2013/03/finished-minoru.html
wool coating, cotton flannel, bemberg rayon (to line sleeves)
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it looks so warm and comfy! great job – want to try sewaholic patterns too, and this is on my list to make the future!
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in the SCGOP that I've been tussling with for over 2 years regarding this issue of libertarian vs conservative.
I ended my e-mail by telling her when she read the article, she'd see that "our disagreements are old as the hills".
And I just had to finish up with:
"'Cept I'm Jefferson and you're Hamilton (ewwwwww) ;)"
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He changed the cartridge for the last photo.
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He changed the cartridge for the last photo.
Now that's interesting.
He obviously mistook the place for the Pokémon Mansion.
I will buy the new model in December when I go to Japan.
So I have a question about the mature content. Does this include game software as well? I doubt a non-Japanese credit card would work in this case.
Also if mature content does apply to game ratings, I also wonder which ones. I have only owned one 18+ rated game in my entire life (despite the fact I'm 22), as I simply don't enjoy ridiculously violent games, nor do I play erotic ones. But I'm wondering if 16+ (or whatever CERO rating is the closest) is considered mature as well, since I play plenty of those.
I thought it was a rather good metaphor actually. And I fully agree.
If I may continue, just like that mustardless bite was ruined, the match where the bug occured would be as well. So even if a game or sandwhich can be fixed afterwards, one experience has already been ruined.
This may be even worse in an RPG etc. where you may lose hours of progress since your last save, or even make a whole save file useless.
I guess this is where you try to assemble a model kit, just to find out there were some defect parts and you need to start over with a replacement?
I know there have been such bugs in Nintendo games too, but they seem rare. If I remember correctly, Skyward Sword was one example? But it's surely a lot harder to blame them when they put this much work on trying to avoid these things. Though I suppose some people would see it differently and say there is no excuse after spending that much time on it. But you can't deny the fact they tried.
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SLAM Makes History (Again!)
More than 100 music venues around the country come together on Feb 23rd to celebrate National SLAM Day! Recognising Australia's live music scene (which contributes $1.2 billion to the economy!). SLAM Day creates history again as it simultaneously brings together more venues than ever to support a single cause!
According to the 2011 report 'Life's Better with Live', live music contributes $1.2 billion to the economy and supports nearly 15,000 jobs nationally. An estimated 42 million patrons attended 328,000 venue-based gigs at 3,900 venues in 2009/10. Yet the report revealed that Australian musicians earn a mean average of just $12,200 from live performance.
For more information, or to register your venue for National SLAM Day, go to slamrally.org.
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Homily: Saint Francis: Preacher of Christ's Cross - 4 October 2014 SERVANT AND STEWARD - October 4, 2014 ... of his life. Even before his experience at San Damiano, Saint Francis kept the Cross close to his heart. Saint Bonaventure relates for us a vision Francis received after he kissed the leper: One day while he was praying in such a secluded spot and became totally absorbed in God through his extreme fervor, Jesus Christ appeared to him fastened to the cross. Francis' soul melted ( Song of Songs 5:6 ) at the sight, and the memory of Christ's passion was so impressed on the innermost recesses of ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/OhEL/~3/xGIYECKlKC4/homily-saint-francis-preacher-of.html
QUAERITUR: What's the Best Translation of St. Augustine's "The Confessions"? FR. Z'S BLOG - August 28, 2014 On this Feast of St. Augustine of Hippo, since I am away from the Steam Pipe Distribution Venue, I can think of no better way to help you participate in the feast of this great saint and doctor, than by reposting something from last year. From a reader: What I call: The biography of Augustine Pope Benedict would have wanted to write. Thank you for the recommendation on the biography [of St. Augustine by Hollingworth] ; I ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wdtprs/DhFa/~3/jhiBEBL531w/
Found Around the Web VIDEO MELIORA, PROBOQUE; DETERIORA SEQUOR - August 25, 2014 ... there is no post-conversion person and pre-conversion person. There is one person in a variety of times, the past informing and forming the present. God is at work at all times. It took me years to realize how limiting this approach can be, because it closes us off from seeing grace in our past....After entering the Jesuit novitiate, I slowly began to believe that all that had gone before was not as valuable as what had come after. I had undergone, to use an overused word, a ...http://poncer.blogspot.com/2014/08/found-around-web.html
Mary, Angels and Saints IDLE SPECULATIONS - August 16, 2014 ... the holiest and most illustrious of the virgins of Christ. The mandorla is a vesica piscis shaped aureola which surrounds the figures of Christ and the Virgin Mary in traditional Christian art. In icons of the Eastern Orthodox Church, the mandorla is used to depict sacred moments which transcend time and space, such as the Resurrection, Transfiguration, and the Dormition of the Theotokos. Here we see the Virgin surrounded by angels after her Assumption and coronation as Queen of Heaven In ...http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/Uocyk/~3/J6i47V9lM64/mary-angels-and-saints.html
Aug 11 – Homily – Fr Maximilian W: Commanded to Bear Fruit AIRMARIA.COM - August 11, 2014 Homily #140811n ( 08min) Play – Father Maximilian preaches on the Gospel for St. Clare, emphasizing that we are expected to bear fruit, but we can only bear fruit by the life of grace which comes with being united to Jesus Christ. We can see this in the life of St. Clare, who bore abundant fruit. After giving a short biography of St. Clare, Father asks us again, are we ready to bear fruit, not from ...http://airmaria.com/2014/08/11/aug-11-homily-fr-maximilian-w-commanded-to-bear-fruit/


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10-07-13-My Morning Thoughts: "The Meaning of Life" I figured it out this morning it is so simple I can't believe I didn't figure this out years ago!...the meaning of life is…darn…I lost my train of thought…now I have to start all over again…have a great day all and if you know the meaning of life please remind me…plain and simple.
10-04-13-My Morning Thoughts: "Camping" I always camped a lot as a child and subsequently our children camped a lot with us throughout their lives. I thought (and still do) it's the coolest kind of vacation! Roughing it for a few days with your family and friends, making a fire to cook, fetching water listening to the non-city-sounds for a piece…I'm mean that's living!...of course I always wanted to be one of the Walton boys too…Larry-Bob or Larry-Boy or maybe even Jason cause he played guitar and piano I think…LOL…just running through the wilderness with overalls on and for a while…not a care in the world…plain and simple.
10-03-13-My Morning Thoughts: "today's music scene" Those of you into music or have been in the music scene for some years did you notice that you don't hear the big record label scandals much anymore? Or the starving artist that sold songs for nothing and got ripped off or the big time artist that went broke even after they sold millions of albums because the moguls had them sign the dotted line to bankruptcy in the fine print! Or how about the entourages taking their friends for everything they had while the celebrity friend is on stage playing their heart out!...you know the big part of why this isn't occurring much anymore is the internet and the independent artist are working! They're everywhere and you don't need a record deal to do it…if you're a young musician and have some knowledge of how all this new wave of entertainment works you can do it all on your own if it's what you really want to do. It's still hard work…but it can be done…oh to be young (er) again…plain and simple.
10-02-13-My Morning Thoughts: "the crises to end all crises" Why is this country always in crises every morning I turn the TV on? It seems like nothing ever gets done in Washington anymore besides the back and forth hostility…which I must admit they are really good at disagreeing in Washington!...why can't they sit down with a bill, any bill and start with checking off all the line items that they both agree on first! It's just common sense to me! These elected congress people are suppose to be working for us, but how can anything get done if they start out by saying…"this bill is dead when it gets to me" before they even read it????? This is not the path to compromise! I'm not the smartest string on guitar but I can tell ya this…that my guitar sounds a whole lot better when all six of those strings are working together!...plain and simple.
10-01-13-My Morning Thoughts: "The Fall" As the leaves on the trees begin to change I'm always reminded that the cycle of life continues to turn and stops for no one. It's a truly wondrous experience that puts most everything into perspective when you think about it because you and I are a part of it and share it together along with all who have come before and all yet to arrive…have a beautiful day all, take it in and…breath…plain and simple.
09-30-13-My Morning Thoughts: What's the average life span of a male these days…76, 77? That means by statistics I only have about 23 years remaining of My Morning Thoughts…oh the madness of it all…plain and simple.
09-27-13-My Morning Thoughts: As a foolish child I "Begged, Borrowed and Stole"…then I grew up and I "Gave, Lent and Paid"…poetic justice I guess…be safe this weekend my friends and play nice together…plain and simple.
09-26-13-My Morning Thoughts: "TIME" You know the time of your life should never really be measured by time. If you're having a wonderful occasion…what matters how long it lasts? Enjoy and cherish my friends because they may be few and far between or they may be plentiful, either way…live life…plain and simple.
09-25-13-My Morning Thoughts: Right around 12, 13 or so…I remember going to friends houses for kind-a-like parties I guess you would say. Ya there would be boys and girls and music and chips and black lights and florescent posters and bellbottom jeans and suede vests with fringes and spin the bottle and beads instead of doors and older boys and girls and…well ok that's enough, I'm stopping there for now…have a great day all and remember don't ever be ashamed of where you came from cause it helped us all get to where we are right now as far as I'm concerned…there is a reason to the rhyme it just doesn't always make sense while you're still trying to figure out how you made it out of those original reasons to get here…I don't even know what I just said!...I need more coffee!…ANYWAY, GOOD MORNING ALL!!!!!…plain and simple.
09-24-13-My Morning Thoughts: BALD? Hey, I was just thinking…how come there weren't any bald headed hippies????? You did have to let your hair grow to be a member right? I know in the 70's we had long hair and a lot of us left over second generation (errrrs) listening to our older siblings music hippie types…all had long hair at one time or another didn't we?...I guess it just wouldn't have been as much fun if I supported the hair style my heredity has "be stolen" upon me at this time…and I tell ya, it's really hard to braid bald too…plain and simple.


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Grumpy face! The only thing looking really good in my garden is jasmine, at least that smells divine too whole garden in need of some serious taking in hand
Grumpy face! The only thing looking really good in my garden is jasmine, at least that smells divine too whole garden in need of some serious taking in hand
Would hugs help?...Don't get downhearted, rosemummy. Perhaps we'll stake it step by step next time.
For bekkie.
'Stop yer werriting (or mythering)'
Hope no one minds me bumping-up this thread.
So many new members have joined over recent days, I just wanted to say a big, collective welcome to one and all.
Rosemummy, can't really guess what may have gone wrong with your SPs, other than what I mentioned before.
Dove, those are really stunning examples...nice large blooms.
Hi, Jay...welcome.
With Anglesey being known as 'The bread basket of Wales', we'll be expecting a lot from you.
Welcome to the forum, Cangranmafixit (no relation of Jimmy Savile, I hope) ....I haven't a clue to be honest, but did find this via google:
Any carnivorous plant compost will be fine, even pure moss peat, though a bit of lime free sharp sand will give extra body. Trumpet Pitcher compost does contain Perlite ? the small white balls, which can look a little unsightly at first but soon blend in. The way to calculate how much you need is to work out the volume. Compost is measured in litres so you can just see how much water it will hold. Fill the containder to 50mm (2") below the top. This makes watering easier. Another aid to watering is a length of plastic pipe sitting vertically in the container 50mm (22) from the bottom. It should finish just proud of the compost and can then be used to water and to checlk the water level in the container. Evaporation can be reduced by mulching with good quality pine bark."
I think Tomorite is one capful per gallon (which is about 6 litre, I think)....just use half of a capful (or 1 capful per 12 litre) but apply it every day.
Liquid seaweed is also a good feed, but best considered a tonic, rather than a regular feed....you can overdo these things.
"I'll tan your hide".....or is this just local?
Denno - when you grow using the decorative method (just for cut flowers) you just need to provide adequate support and leave them to ramble.
It has to be remembered that SPs are not a pretty plant as such, which is why I always grow mine on the veg patch.
Oh dear, rosemummy It could be many things, but as you suggested you may have planted too many plants, perhaps the stronger ones are stifling the weaker ones.....these weaker ones are perhaps losing the battle for feed & water.
Just water with a half-strength tomato feed every day.
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Today in entertainment history: Oct. 30
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Troops on Ebola mission face quarantine-like monitoring
All U.S. troops returning from the Ebola relief mission in West Africa face a strict, 21-day monitoring period.
in Music
Phil Collins honored by Alamo Museum
A new museum in Texas will be named after Phil Collins to thank him for donating his multi-million dollar trove of artifacts.
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Taco Bell debuted a mobile app that allows customers to order, customize their food, and pay from their phones.
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Pete Townshend 'hates' The Who
The rocker confessed that he hates his band and isn't looking forward to his upcoming farewell tour.
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A zebra walks into a bank …
A man named Bart Augustus allegedly robbed a bank and his name isn't the only thing that's unique.
in National
Ford, Chrysler recall vehicles over fire hazards
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Star Vault memo reveals Mortal Online expansion date
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