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Not many people are giving Robin Reid a chance of winning the British super middleweight title on Saturday night when he meets Edinburgh's Kenny Anderson for the belt vacated by George Groves on the undercard of Kell Brook versus Hector Saldivia at Sheffield's Motorpoint Arena. The former WBC, WBF and IBO title-holder is far more experienced than his Scottish opponent yet he is 41-years-old and seen as a relatively soft touch for the 29-year-old's ascension to the British belt.
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Shares may have recovered some of their balance this week, but don't be fooled – volatility is back and wise investors will be looking at their portfolios (and themselves) to make sure they are ready for a bumpier ride ahead. A good baseline approach may be to "get back to the basics" now, while the seas remain relatively calm.
LNG producers squeezed at both ends
Australia's new-generation LNG exporters have been caught in a pincer grip between slumping prices and rising costs after the dramatic dive in global crude oil prices.
Dissent, disarray strike Tony Abbott's government
While Andrew Bolt and Janet Albrechtsen are starting to call for drastic action to fix the federal Liberal Party, it was Julie Bishop, not the PM, sent to aid in the Victorian election.
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As wedding bills go, this one's likely to be up there. A young bride-to-be from Sydney's North Shore is so enamoured with the French chateau she booked for the coming nuptials that she's decided to buy it.
Palmer not worried about Citic Pacific battle
Clive Palmer says Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Treasurer Joe Hockey should abandon outstanding budget items, including the GP co-payment, and start again.
Killing fields exposed, Mexico's pain turns to rage
Most murders don't even make the front page in Mexico anymore. But the recent abduction of 43 students has infuriated the country. With more terrible discoveries each day the question is: who's really in control?
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A threatened regulatory crackdown on risky property lending looks set to be delayed, with APRA chairman Wayne Byres saying he did not want to rush into making a rash decision that would then need to be reversed.
Pot stock gets green light to list from ASIC
The corporate regulator has cleared Australia's first medical marijuana company to list on the stock exchange before Christmas, as clinical trials pave the way for law reform in Australia.
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NAPLES, Fla - A controversial project along the coast now has police in Naples involved. WINK News has learned that someone took thousands of dollars in beach renourishment equipment and dumped it into the Gulf of Mexico.
This all happened in the middle of the night at Horizon Way beach access off Gulf Shore Boulevard.
It's the first week of a controversial beach renourishment project in Collier County and just a few days in crews faced an unexpected delay.
Lt. John Barkley with Naples Police Department says, "people took construction fencing and a bunch of barricades and threw them into the Gulf of Mexico."
All in all, 50 barricades and 400 feet of orange fencing used to mark off the area were tossed into the water.
"It was a lot of time. Getting the fencing out of there and fishing all the barricades out of the Gulf of Mexico took awhile, it took time from the project," says Lt. Barkley.
The equipment taken cost around $4,000.
Deborah McKelvey says, "that's a pity. I don't know why anyone would do that."
Police are still trying to figure out who took the barricades and why, but they haven't ruled out an act of retaliation from people who are upset that the trucks are going through their quiet neighborhoods.
"They should do it in a more constructive way than to damage property and throw it in. There's other ways to do that," says McKelvey.
WINK News did see police officers patrolling the area Thursday evening. The County is hopeful this is just an isolated incident. They don't want to speculate about how taxpayers might be affected. But, in this case, all the barricades and netting were recovered and can be used again.


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November 29, 2014
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Officials from about 20 of Oklahoma's federally recognized Native American tribes joined Gov. Mary Fallin, who held a special ceremony to recognize a national proclamation of November as Native American Heritage Month.
Tuesday's ceremony was well received by tribal officials, who have seen the governor's office entangled in lawsuit with two of the state's largest tribes - the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations - over water rights in southeastern Oklahoma.
Fallin's office also pushed a bill to eliminate the state's Indian Affairs Commission, which the Legislature approved in 2011, and replace the state agency with a Native American liaison post in her office.
Fallin on Tuesday stressed the importance of good relations with the state's 38 federally recognized tribes and says she's meeting weekly with her Native American liaison, Jacque Hensley.
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May 23, 2011
Season-Closer for BerkleeJAZZ at the Arsenal Center. Hear originals by Baione and music by Duke Ellington, Sonny Clark, Hank Mobley. Ensemble features some of the best of Berklee faculty: John Repucci, bass, Bill Pierce,sax, Jon Hazilla, drums join Larry on guitar. Baione's mainstream jazz style comes from the sounds of Wes Montgomery, Kenny Burrell, Joe Pass & others. He has been chair of the largest guitar dept. in the world (Berklee's) for decades. Most recent recording: "Playing Time."
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The first Sunday of February rolled around and it seemed prudent to continue my lifelong tradition of completely ignoring the Superbowl. After Beat and I went running at Blue Mountain yesterday, we determined the trail to be in excellent condition for travel of the wheeled variety. We've been so running-focused these past months that he hasn't had too many chances to really try out his Fatback. The Big Boring Game promised a whole afternoon of almost zero traffic on both roads and trails, so we set out for what we decided would be a "short" snow bike ride.
The lower mountain is still coated in ice, necessitating a spiked walk both up and down the first mile of road. Beat also took the opportunity to test out his Big Boots.
We felt relieved that Sunday's chosen mode of travel negated the city's promises of certain death on Blue Mountain. After all, bicycles are much safer than sleds.
Once we got past the glare ice, the trail continued to be intermittently icy and hard-packed. The tread and ski tracks left behind by snowmobiles had frozen into concrete-like ruts, making the riding surprisingly technical at times.
On the plus side, every open field was covered in rideable crust, making for fun diversions from the uphill grind.
The steady climb made us work hard for our miles, and Beat noted that we were consistently making slower time than we had during our run, when we not only lacked the advantage of wheels, but also were dragging ~20-pound sleds. Snow fell steadily throughout the day, and soon the ruts and divots were masked by an inch of fresh powder. I knew the descent was going to be equally slow and tough.
We made it seven miles up the road during our run yesterday, and wanted to see how much farther we could ride today. We passed mile marker 9 before the trail started to become too soft and punchy to ride more than a few yards at a time, about 3.5 hours, 2,500 feet of climbing and 15 miles total into the ride. So much for a short day. The ride down really was difficult — so many ruts and exposed ice that it really was impossible to just let go and coast. Sort of like riding a rocky road where the rocks are covered in really slick mud. But we took it slow and relished in the technical challenge, keeping the spikes on our boots just in case we had to bail.
But it is fun to be way up in the mountains on a snowy February afternoon when most people are stuck inside, gorging themselves with beer and nachos to stave off the pounding boredom that is professional football. I feel bad they had to miss out, but grateful for the silence that allowed me to really enjoy the crunch of fat tires on snow.
And, for comparison's sake, here are the numbers from the Garmin GPS. Running versus snow biking up Blue Mountain:
Saturday Sled Run
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text: Jon Stewart Slams Obama Over IRS Scandal, Bette Midler Defends Print article Send a Tip by Christian Toto 14 May 2013 post a comment More: IRS Scandal Jon Stewart must have had a long weekend, what with scandal after scandal engulfing the Obama administration over the past few days. When he returned to work Monday night at his Comedy Central desk, he simply had to do what's right--blast the Obama administration for the IRS scandal surrounding the specific targeting of conservative groups. Sure, the host of The Daily Show seemed more upset that the scandal was giving oxygen to so-called conspiracy theorists on the right, but the comic delivered a presidential thrashing all the same. "Mother-bleep ... son of a bitch," Stewart yelped in mock anger while showing the sorry details of the IRS's actions. We can chortle at Stewart's ideology blinding him to what the New Media has been reporting for months, if not years, but Stewart connected the dots between conservatives' fears regarding government overreach and proposals for, say, national gun registries. "This has, in one seismic moment, shifted the burden of proof from the tin-foil behatted to the government," he said. It gets better. Stewart then gave a heartfelt plea for the good government can do in society, and that we shouldn't be cynical when we hear random cases like the IRS imbroglio. Then, a news bulletin informs Stewart of the administration's AP scandal, where phones were tapped at the wire service over a series of weeks. "Mother-bleep ... we're be right back," he said. The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Get More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Indecision Political Humor,The Daily Show on Facebook And then there's Obama apologist Bette Midler. She took to her Twitter page to defend the IRS. After all, the governmental group targeted Tea Party groups, so how wrong could it be? The constitution goes out the window for the Divine Miss M when it involves those who don't agree with her political views, apparently. I LOVE THE IRS!!! HOW CAN A POLITICAL ORGANIZATION BE CALLED A NON-PROFIT THAT PROMOTES GENERAL WELFARE??


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Making Progress
28 comments:
- Nifty Quilts said...
I love this! Your hand applique makes it all the more special.
- July 13, 2013 at 11:40 AM
- TLC said...
Did you find the drool on your quilt yet? ;-) The colors are just fantastic!
- July 13, 2013 at 12:05 PM
- Janet O. said...
So striking, Belinda! I love it--and well worth the extra effort you are putting into it. Great job!
- July 13, 2013 at 12:25 PM
- Alison said...
This really caught my eye! Stunning. I went back to your original post re not buying fabric as I was curious. Your reason being the price made me smile - here in New Zealand the average price is $30 per metre (1 yard 3 inches). As there is little competition our local quilt shop never has a sale! I too have taken the pledge to not buy and will try for a record like you!
- July 13, 2013 at 3:35 PM
- Ann Brooks said...
So delightful! Thanks for posting your progress. It looks stunning.
- July 13, 2013 at 5:56 PM
- AnnieO said...
Fantastic progress! I love these great colors together :). I'm still working on the only BOM I ever had--from 2009 so I think you're doing wonderfully !
- July 14, 2013 at 12:19 AM
- audrey said...
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- July 14, 2013 at 2:00 AM
- audrey said...
LOve your quilt project! The hand applique is fabulous and literally makes me drool. Great progress.:)
- July 14, 2013 at 2:01 AM
- MulticoloredPieces said...
Lovely quilt--the colors make it dance. I would have hand appliquéd it too.
best from Tunisia,
- July 14, 2013 at 4:55 AM
- Kathie said...
OMG amazing !!!!! I would have never put those colors together but I just love this
your applique blocks are wonderful....
wow makes me want to go buy some blue and the pattern!
- July 14, 2013 at 5:29 AM
- Nedra said...
Love the colors, and I always love the BOM's from The Quilt Show. Labor intensive, but so worth it!
- July 14, 2013 at 7:35 AM
- Nancy said...
It's more than okay! This is so striking. Lovely work.
- July 14, 2013 at 8:56 AM
- MB in MI said...
Oh! This is FABulous! Will enjoy your progress to come.
- July 14, 2013 at 10:10 AM
- Quilter Kathy said...
This is gorgeous...love the colours...and the unique borders! Enjoy!
- July 14, 2013 at 10:15 AM
- Bolts and Bobbins said...
Very striking! Just found your blog and read some of your older posts. Isn't Quiltville wonderful - lots of good ideas there. I see where you've been blogging for 5 years. I am a relatively new blogger - come on over and see what I've been doing - boltsandbobbins.blogspot.com.
- July 14, 2013 at 10:29 AM
- Karen H said...
I love the color combination - very pretty! This would take me years to complete!
- July 14, 2013 at 12:58 PM
- em's scrapbag said...
It looks fabulous! Love the color and I think the hand applique will be just the right touch. Even if it does take longer.
- July 14, 2013 at 1:52 PM
- Carla A Few Of My Favorite Things said...
Wow! Color combinations are great! I love hand work too, but I don't know if I could do all that paper piecing! I came over to visit and see what the perfect circles were going!
- July 14, 2013 at 6:06 PM
- The Civil War Quilter said...
Really, really LOVE this quilt so far! I would never have chosen those colors, but boy they are fabulous together. Great choice!
- July 14, 2013 at 10:34 PM
- joe tulips said...
This is coming along beautifully. The hand applique was a good idea. This is a masterpiece.
I think...
I think when you finish this, you will be ready for a Baltimore Album quilt.
- July 15, 2013 at 5:52 AM
- Pokey said...
Oh, this is simply amazing, the colors are so striking! You are doing a beautiful job on it ~
- July 15, 2013 at 9:15 AM
- Connie said...
Oh my goodness, I have been missing out by not visiting more often. Thank you for following my blog.
I am putting together a list of blogging sisters that have embroidery machines. So, I'll be popping in to see if you are working on that stash of tea towels, LOL
Have a great week,
Your old time follower and blogging sister, Connie :)
- July 15, 2013 at 11:03 AM
- Kelli said...
WOW. That is all I can say.. stunning!! I love those colors too. We used to drive through AZ and NM on family road trips when I was younger, and those colors remind me of the Indian crafts we used to see. I just love it!!! And whoa that is a LOT of applique. You are so talented!
- July 15, 2013 at 2:47 PM
- JoAnn ( Scene Through My Eyes) said...
Fabulous fabulous!!!!
- July 15, 2013 at 9:49 PM
- simplebirdapplique.com said...
Awesome colours! So glad you are hand-appliqueing this stunning quilt!
- July 16, 2013 at 7:41 PM
- Lori said...
That is stunning! Love the colors. Falling behind because you are hand appliqueing? Perfectly fine!!
- July 16, 2013 at 9:18 PM
- Karen said...
I love everything about this quilt!!! Your colors are fabulous.
- July 20, 2013 at 10:41 PM
- Sharon said...
Wow, this is gonna knock your socks off when you get done. What a fabulous job you're doing! I love the designs by Pat Holly and Sue Nickels. I think the hand applique will make it that much more special. And I think you're making great progress! If it were me doing it, I'd be 250 years old before I finished! (no exaggeration!) You are zooming along compared to me. (that's why I rarely do applique) Great job, girlie!
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Need to pick up a couple pounds of Sea Bass and I have been shutout at the local Supermarkets in the Chestnuthill, Wrox area. Thinking Super 88 in Allston. Any thoughts.
Can you bear the schlepp over to New Deal in Cambridge? Call first to ask if Carl's dad has picked up sea bass that morning (great to see 75 year old Fantasia Sr. unloading the van in the morning as I did on xmas eve) or see if they can get it for you the next day. The fish I've had at New Deal has been impeccable and they are really nice people.
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re: yumyum
I just updated their listing on chowhound, but beware that they are NOT open on Sunday.
If you are in the Chestnut Hill area you can drive up route 9 to Wellesley and get some from Captain Marden's- they are open on Sunday and have excellent fresh fish. I would call in advance to be sure they have exactly what you want. Of course, it will be more expensive than New Deal, but if you really have to have it . . !
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Whole Food on River Street had some very fresh looking sea bass on Friday.
I know this seems weird, but call up Savenor's (Beacon Hill or Cambridge) and ask if they currently have sea bass.
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Captain Marden and New Deal have the best fish. whole foods is ok but often doesn't have the particular fish you want, so call ahead
Morse Fish 1401 Washington Street in the South End might have it or might be able to get some for you- I would call. I agree that New Deal is the best around, though!
I've purchased sea bass from Super 88 in allston several times, and I intend to do it again next week for Chinese New Year. It has to be the freshest because you can get it live from the tank!! They'll gut it and clean it for you. (Although I always have to pick off some scales at home.) This also means that you have to fillet it yourself, but I always think cooking the fish whole is best.
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are you sure it's see bass? The one in Boston only seems to have tilapia...
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Chilean sea bass is an enormous fish which I've never seen live in a tank... see pretty picture attached! Must be something else at Super 88... seems like "bass" is actually a fairly generic term that gets applied to a lot of other fish.
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I've seen branzini (mediterranean sea bass) at River Street often.
Captain Marden's always has it.
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