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Iconic appliqués of football, soccer, baseball and basketball decorate our all-American sham.
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Join us for stories, creative movement and activities especially geared for the pre-school and early elementary age child, though children of all ages are welcome. Participation of child and caregiver is encouraged. Storytime concludes with a music and rhythm "instrument" time. Please call Paige G. Wagner, Youth Services Librarian, with any questions or concerns at 402.444.5299.Library: Florence Branch (402.444.5299)
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The Center for Neuroscience Research is home to many research programs that combine basic science, clinical and/or community programs, community research, behavioral medicine, developmental neuroscience and the developmental disabilities research center. There is also an advanced pediatric brain imaging research laboratory, and areas for cellular imaging, neurobehavioral and psychological evaluation and neuroimaging.
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Localized and often ignored, they are the deadliest natural disasters in America.
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Ceylon Covered Bridge renovation celebrated
Even nature showed its favor on the dedication of the restored Ceylon Covered Bridge on Saturday evening as a welcomed breeze blew through the bridge as over 100 individuals gathered for celebration of the restoration of the historic shrine. The bridge, which had been restored by Jutte Excavating of Fort Recovery, Ohio, was completed June 30.
"What a great day in Adams County, we welcome back to life our Ceylon Covered Bridge," said Doug Milligan, currently executive director of Swiss Heritage Village. Milligan has shared a vision for the bridge restoration since his initial involvement with South Adams Trails.
Milligan told those present at Saturday's gathering that the bridge, which had initially been built as a simple bridge across the Wabash River, was converted to a covered bridge in 1880. That, Milligan said, occurred just nine years after the first train came through the area and eight years after Buffalo and Alexander merged to form the town of Geneva.
"In 1880, there were 600 oil wells in this area; it was 15 years before Gene Stratton-Porter moved to Geneva and built her log cabin," Milligan said.
Milligan said that at one time there were 23 covered bridges across the Wabash River, but the Ceylon Bridge is now the only remaining covered bridge across the largest body of water in the state.
"This is a very significant spot," commented Milligan. "It was the early roadway of Native Americans, French and missionaries. It is close to the continental divide where the Wabash River flows south to the gulf and the St. Marys River flows north to the Great Lakes."
Gary Habegger, president of South Adams Trails, said that a side trail connection to the Ceylon Covered Bridge has been a dream of South Adams Trails officials. He noted that the Trails organization raised matching funds to help satisfy the OCRA grant that brought the financial assistance that triggered the possibility for the renovation.
Habegger lauded the support of the Adams County Commissioners and the work of Doug Milligan who broke trail by applying for the first grant and David Milligan, who piloted the road to successful grant satisfaction.
"Now that this has been completed, we can turn toward our original commitment of a walking, biking project between Berne and Geneva," said Habegger.
"I am proud and feel honored to be part of the restoration of this bridge," said County Commissioner Doug Bauman. "It is not the county commissioners that are owners of this bridge, it is the constituents."
Bauman brought a chuckle from those attending when he told them that 55 years ago he rode Bus 7 of Geneva School driven by Frank Hofstetter as it bounced through the Covered Bridge.
"We always said, 'hey Frank, honk the horn,'" mused Bauman. "This bridge project was a collaborative effort of many people. The citizens of Adams County are proud and appreciate this completed project that we honor today."
Steve Krull of the Adams County Parks Department referred to the county park surrounding the bridge as a, "diamond in the rough," that stands to be developed into multiple trails and service to county residents. Krull said that the park, which was founded in the 1970's with Soil and Water money, stands to play an important role in tourism in coming years.
"This is a wonderful visual example of how people used to cross rivers," commented Cathy Wright, of Indiana Landmarks. "Not only is it a historical bridge of the National Registry, it is a wonderful example of the state's architectural, historical and transportation history."
County Economic Development director Larry Macklin referred to the completed bridge project as another piece of the puzzle that has written a chapter towards the progress of Geneva's future.
Many of those present talked about memories they shared from their own experiences at the bridge. Some mused about dates involving the bridge while others talked about skating on the uneven ice at the base of the bridge. Others recalled honking their horns and listening to the sounds of Amish buggies and horses going through the bridge.
Others from the area unable to be present sent Facebook messages unveiling their memories of days in Adams County involving the bridge.
"When we redid our '54 pickup, we put a painting from one of my pictures on the truck," wrote Shelby (Workinger) Myers. "I can't be there but my heart will be."
"My first 'real' girlfriends' names were carved on that bridge," commented David Flueckiger. "We rode bikes out there from Berne just to carve our names on it. I guess we thought that made our relationship official.
"My first memories were going over that bridge with my grandpa (Herman Cook) to visit his mom (Magdalena Cook) in Ceylon. I am so glad they preserved it. I will be there in thought," added Flueckiger.
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6. Wilmington (6-6)
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Jul. 8, 2013
Stuart Elliott Advertising column; social media like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are shifting way some brands use events as promotions; notes Oscar Mayer, owned by Kraft Foods Group, will host event for hot dog-shaped vehicles that has been heavily promoted on sites. MORE
Jul. 5, 2013
Rewriting of Japan's rigid election laws has brought about sea change in electioneering customs, allowing candidates to use Internet and social media for campaigning; governing Liberal Democratic Party has emerged as unlikely front-runner in social media game. MORE
Jul. 3, 2013
Social media users have faced jail time after the Secret Service saw their threats to Pres Obama on Twitter or Facebook; Jarvis Britton of Birmingham, Ala, sent out a series of Twitter messages that he later described as 'stupid' jokes; he is spending a year in federal prison. MORE
Jun. 30, 2013
Photos, once slices of a moment in the past — sunsets, cappuccinos, the family vacation — are fast becoming an entirely new type of dialogue. MORE
Jun. 30, 2013
Online reality and its offline counterpart can blur through Facebook and dating Web sites, helping to mix and distort memories. MORE
Jun. 30, 2013
Snapchat, photo-sharing app that automatically delete snapshots once they are viewed, rolls out SnapKidz aimed at children under 13; app allows saving and captioning pictures but prohibits sending or receiving them. MORE
Jun. 24, 2013
Supreme Court's annual rulings remain stubbornly opaque until they are handed out on paper, making court a conspicuous holdout in era of swirling social media and prominent leaks; tradition is particularly notable in current term as people across country await rulings on major cases with huge implications. MORE
Jun. 23, 2013
Op-Ed article by Tom Standage, digital editor of The Economist, notes way in which concerns about social networking today mirror concerns about coffeehouses in England in the late 1600s; contends lesson of coffeehouses is that modern fears about dangers of social networking are overdone. MORE
Jun. 23, 2013
Gray Matter column by Henry Kautz, chairman of computer science department at Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at University of Rochester, describes his research analyzing Twitter postings from millions of users in New York City to develop system to monitor food-poisoning outbreaks at restaurants; contends social-media-based systems have potential to greatly complement traditional data-collection methods, producing more comprehensive model for public health policy. MORE
Jun. 21, 2013
Facebook introduces short-video service, part of Instagram, that allows users to record and edit as much as 15 seconds of video, enhance it with image filters and post it immediately; move follows immense popularity of similar Twitter service called Vine, and underscores how video has become increasingly crucial to social media sites. MORE
Jun. 18, 2013
LinkedIn's Influencers program, which consists of people in leadership positions posting about their lives and careers, has transformed viewer engagement on the business professional social media site; visitors viewed 63 percent more pages in first-quarter 2013 than they did in year-ago quarter. MORE
Jun. 16, 2013
News analysis; feedback loop of positive reinforcement that can be found on social media sites may be the most addictive aspect of social media, and could be impetus for users to act out online, for better or for worse. MORE
Jun. 9, 2013
The Federal Trade Commission wants to better distinguish the blurred line between celebrity endorsements and mere appreciation. MORE
Jun. 9, 2013
Op-Ed article by author Jonathan Safran Foer considers way in which technology hinders emotional communication between people, even as it makes it easier to communicate electronically. MORE
Jun. 5, 2013
Staff at Saguaro National Park in Arizona say there is reason to believe that spike in vandalism and graffiti on public lands coincides with the rise of social media; vandals, who are even defacing majestic saguaro cactuses, are posting pictures of damage they have wrought on Facebook and other social media sites; unprecedented level and nature of vandalism is unnerving park officials across Western states. MORE
Jun. 5, 2013
Students and chaperones from Orthodox Jewish school in Brooklyn are ordered off AirTran's flight to Atlanta for refusing to shut off their cellphones; students send messages via Twitter to news organizations, saying they had done nothing wrong, with some suggesting crew acted out of anti-Semitism; students are split up and given seats on other flights. MORE
Jun. 4, 2013
Social media sites are trying to determine what sort of control they have over user-generated content, particularly when it affects advertising; Facebook, Twitter and others are wrestling with questions of free speech while simultaneously trying to create a safe space for advertisers they attract. MORE
Jun. 2, 2013
Profile of Rachel Sklar, a media personality whose enthusiasm for promoting women in the technology industry has both fans and critics; Sklar is founder of TheLi.st, an e-mail listserv and Web community that helps women in tech help one another. MORE
May. 30, 2013
The Kickstarter co-founder Perry Chen understands how communities can fuel creativity. The artist Theaster Gates knows how creativity can invigorate a community. What happens when they put their heads together? MORE
May. 21, 2013
Yahoo's $1.1 billion proposed acquisition of Tumblr is huge coup for start-up's young founder David Karp and splashy move by Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer to shake up her company; heralds larger shift in social media, as new services move beyond the Facebook approach, with tools to create new content instead of just sharing it. MORE
May. 20, 2013
Board of Yahoo, faded Web pioneer, agrees to buy popular blogging service Tumblr for about $1.1 billion in cash; Yahoo's move, which will be the largest acquisition of a social networking company in years, aims to make up for missing out on the growth of social media and mobile devices. MORE
May. 12, 2013
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about the Hippocratic oath and using personal social media accounts for professional purposes. MORE
May. 11, 2013
Major advertisers, including Ford Motor, General Motors, Hyundai Motor, Reebok and PepsiCo, are forced to apologize to consumers who objected to offensive ads primarily on social media that hinged on subjects like race, rape and suicide; public outcry shows that attempts by companies to be edgy and be noticed often go too far. MORE
May. 5, 2013
Parents access social media in an attempt to keep their children safe, but many find out things about their children they would rather not know. MORE
May. 5, 2013
Internet can give the illusion of personal freedom, when in fact the objective often becomes to follow the crowd, on Web sites like Yelp, to avoid criticism. MORE
May. 2, 2013
Beauty-focused social networks are place for amateurs and professionals alike to see which products and new and popular, and to post reviews of their own. MORE
Apr. 30, 2013
Andrea Benitez, privileged young woman in Mexico, becomes target of broad and swift social media campaign after she calls in inspectors who work for her father's consumer protection agency to shut down Mexico City restaurant Maximo Bistrot because it refused to give her table she wanted; incident has led to president's office announcing formal investigation into allegations of abuse of power. MORE
Apr. 29, 2013
The e-commerce giant Alibaba agreed on Monday to pay $586 million for an 18 percent stake in the Sina Corporation's Weibo, the most popular of China's microblogging services. MORE
Apr. 29, 2013
Commodity Futures Trading Commission plans to hold public meeting in Washington with dozens of high-frequency traders to discuss whether there should be additional safeguards to protect against effects of social media; move comes after fake twitter post caused a market crash. MORE
Apr. 24, 2013
News analysis; Boston Marathon bombings are America's first fully interactive national tragedy of social media age, with online postings by suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev providing rich vein of material to mine and sift; their messages and posts offer reminders of complexities of online identity, and the ways in which people's personalities, interests and preoccupations can be distorted or magnified on the Web. MORE
Apr. 24, 2013
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column relays conversation she had with author James Gleick, who published article in New York magazine about how Boston Marathon bombings exposed pitfalls of having enormous amounts of information--and misinformation--at one's disposal due to social media and the Internet. MORE
Apr. 22, 2013
David Carr The Media Equation column maintains decline in CNN's viewership during big news events like the Boston Marathon bombings has been largely self-inflicted; cites serious errors made while trying to fill 24-hour news cycle; notes rise of social media as news alternative has also been factor. MORE
Apr. 22, 2013
Comedy Central will host five-day, all-star comedy festival entirely through Twitter's Vine video-sharing service; partnership highlights Twitter's increasingly video-rich content and Comedy Central's evolution from cable channel to cross-platform media company. MORE
Apr. 18, 2013
Tool Kit column observes that scrubbing one's profile from a social networking site is not easy; as more users make the site look better to advertisers; presents some tools to make the break. MORE
Apr. 13, 2013
Groundswell of protests that has apparently forced Reebok to drop rapper Rick Ross as spokesman has focused attention on feminist group UltraViolet, which harnessed social media in campaign against Ross after he rapped about drugging a woman and having sex with her without her knowledge. MORE
Apr. 7, 2013
Actress Anne Hathaway, despite all her success, has become one of most hated celebrities on social media; some speculate this is due to fact that she appears to be too perfect to be likable. MORE
Apr. 5, 2013
Adults in Torrington, Conn, who would like their town to be known for its middle-class values, are aghast at social network postings from local teens siding with defendants in statutory rape case, and publicly condemning their young accusers. MORE
Apr. 4, 2013
Facebook is expected to introduce Facebook-centric phone powered by Google's Android system that is intended to help increase its profit overseas; moderately priced phone has new search tool that encourages users to use their Facebook friend network, and news feed remade for mobile devices. MORE
Apr. 2, 2013
The Securities and Exchange Commission cleared companies' use of Facebook and Twitter for announcements, following an investigation into a social media post by Netflix's chief. MORE
Apr. 1, 2013
Stuart Elliott Advertising column notes New York City is regaining its appeal as top location in the advertising business as marketers increasingly seek agencies that are proficient in social media. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
New generation of etiquette gurus, good-manner bloggers and self-appointed YouTube arbiters is rising through social media to help members of Generation Y navigate tricky tech-age social situations, like online invitations and dating, as well as actual face-to-face contact in the offline world. MORE
Mar. 29, 2013
New York Police Department issues strict guidelines for use of social media in an effort to avoid troublesome postings by its officers; department members have been ordered to comb through their personal profiles on Facebook, Twitter and other Web sites to ensure they are in line with updated rules. MORE
Mar. 27, 2013
Stuart Elliott Advertising column on division of McCann Erickson New York that specializes in social media, and will stress interactions with consumers. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
Stuart Elliott Advertising column notes that social media language has become increasingly common in ads, signaling that advertisers feel confident they will not be misunderstood by large audiences. MORE
Mar. 24, 2013
Several specialized photo-sharing applications allow wedding guests to take and share their photographs of the event. MORE
Mar. 21, 2013
Sexual assault charges against Torrington High School athletes Edgar A Gonzalez and Joan M Toribio prompts people to draw online comparisons to Steubenville, Ohio, rape case, which gained national attention via social media and revealed bullying toward the victim from students and others who displayed concern for the town's football program. MORE
Mar. 19, 2013
Researchers, using brain scans and information tracking, have found that good news can spread faster and farther than bad news on social media; finding runs counter to conventional wisdom that only negative stories receive attention from public. MORE
Mar. 18, 2013
Steubenville, Ohio, high school football stars Trent Mays and Ma'lik Richmond are found guilty of raping 16-year-old girl in case that has drawn national attention for way social media spurred initial prosecution and later helped galvanize national outrage. MORE
Mar. 14, 2013
Gap's former creative director Patrick Robinson, who was fired from company in May 2011, is back with new collection of performance apparel designed for urban environments. MORE
Mar. 13, 2013
Trial commences for Trenton Mays and Ma'lik Richmond, two Steubenville, Ohio, high school football players accused of raping 16-year-old girl in 2012; attendees are forbidden from posting to social media while inside courtroom, precaution in case that has already played out online for months MORE
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UFC 156 features one of the best main events in recent organizational history, as two of the top fighters in the sport are going to square off for the Featherweight title. Jose Aldo has occupied a spot near the top of the sport since he dispatched Mike Brown to capture the WEC's 145lb title back in November 2009. Edgar meanwhile solidified his standing as one of the best with his second victory over BJ Penn in August 2010, and has remained there through a string of close bouts ever since.
Saturday night from Calgary, Alberta, the most snake-bitten card since UFC 147 goes off. Originally the MMA crazy city was to be treated to the likes of Mauricio Rua, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, Thiago Alves and Yoshihiro Akiyama (among others) to cater to their hardcore tendencies. Now, unfortunately, they get Chris Clements and Matt Riddle on the main card. Despite the obvious disappointment in losing so many notable fighters, there are still some points of interest on this card. So rather than looking back and bemoaning our bad luck, let's look ahead to what we've got left.
I love the thought of this fight. From the day Brock Lesnar entered mixed-martial arts with a bang, destroying Min-Soo Kim in just 69 seconds, to the moment he went out with a whimper, being methodically picked apart, embarrassed and dispatched inside a round by Alistair Overeem, a prime-versus-prime fight between him and Mark Kerr was a (not so quiet) fantasy of mine. Brock may have retired from the sport following that loss last year, but for me, nothing has changed. My obsession lives on. The prospect of Lesnar vs. Kerr will always fascinate me, and I've asked questions about it before. Now, with the benefit of hindsight over both of their careers, it's one I want to ask again: Lesnar vs. Kerr, in their prime, who wins?
So to be honest I wasnt even going to do a write-up for this card as I was only personally interested in like three fights on this entire card. After some of the performances on the main card this evening though I had to take a look forward for those eight men. While I still have little interest in the undercard fighters for these are my thoughts on where the main card fighters should go from here. Take a look to see if you agree and be sure to post your opinions!
Well June is already upon us and we are starting off quickly with the TUF: Live Finale this evening. Once again we have an action-packed month with quite a few good fights to look forward to and one happening in just a couple of hours. Keep reading to see what five fights I am most-anticipating and consider a cant miss for the month and see if your list is the same or if there are other fights you cant wait to see.
I havent run the numbers but I think that may have been the fastest main card in the history of the UFC. The great finishes werent just limited to the main card though as there were some great fights all the way down the card. Some big upsets, some fantastic fights, and excellent finishes. Definitely some big fights to be made coming out of this evening. Keep reading to see what fights I believe should be made for each fighter coming out of tonight and see if you agree.
The UFC did a great job with this card overall. There weren't a ton of big names, nor a ton of matches that have impact at the top of divisions but there were a lot of stylistically fun fights and the Korean Zombie is guaranteed excitement. Despite not having huge names there are some really fun fights that can and should be made coming out of tonight. See if you agree with my picks or if you have thoughts of your own.
There were two big events in the world of combat sports last weekend. In East Rutherford, New Jersey, Nate Diaz and Jim Miller fronted the third UFC on Fox event, while in Las Vegas, Nevada, we saw Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Miguel Cotto headline what could be the best selling boxing pay-per-view of the year. Both cards delivered. Both main events gave us impressive performances and both audiences went home happy. In terms of star power, though, there was only ever going to be one winner. In Floyd Mayweather Jr., boxing has a star that MMA (and the UFC specifically) can only hope to ever equal.
This card had some greats fight as Joe Silva seemed to focus on signing fights that would be sure to produce some fireworks and it paid off. Some fighters really impressed and made big statements in their divisions and there are some big fights that could be made for these guys coming out of tonight. This is how I would match up these guys moving forward but read on to see if you agree or if you have idea's of your own.
Once again we look forward to five must-see matches for the month. Generally when I am preparing these articles I pull up the schedule for all the cards in the month and make note of each fight I am very interested in. Usually I have to narrow down to five fights from a list of 8-10 but this month I made note of 20 fights! To say we have an action packed month ahead would definitely be an understatement. There are titles on the line, #1 contenders to be made, more Heavyweight MMA then we have seen in a long time, and some stylisticly awesome fights scheduled. Even with all the shuffle-ups of UFC 146 we still have a very solid and intriguing card even if we did lose out on the most anticipated fight in the HW division. Here are the five fights I am most looking forward to. Keep reading to see if you agree or if your list is different.


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Unlike the UFC titles that have come before it The Smashing Machine is not just a combat sports DVD, but also a beautifully constructed example of cinematic documentary making and a must have for any combat sports/martial arts fan.Following Kerr's troubled life both in and out of the ring this mesmerising tale follows the legend of no-holds-barred fighting to the dizzy heights and crushing lows of his career as he attempts to balance his professional and personal lives and battle against a debilitating opiate addiction.
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Now that the Yo Gabba Gabba characters and The Heavy song have been thankfully tucked away in their drawers, David&Goliath is attempting to open up new doorways for Kia in the spot above called "Sweet Dreams."
The spot takes us on a journey through a little boy's imagination as his race car bed turns into a real car, his closet doors open to a magical world and we're off. Not bad. Nice piece. Midsize sedan, though? Wrong car. Give it up to D&G for trying, though.
Kia decided it was time to elevate the midsize category and show its true potential. The automaker's goal? Encourage kids to pin up a poster of the 2011 Kia Optima rather than a $250,000 shiny red Ferrari or fancy luxury sedan which is a very tall order if you ask us. This spot fits better for a sports car or luxury sedan, not the Optima. View agency credits after the jump.


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Some new arrivals at Southern Fabrics include Highstreet, Midwinter Reds precuts, Boo Crew precuts and yardage, and one of my recent favorites, Simply Style. So many good basics in that line.
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Some new arrivals at Southern Fabrics include Highstreet, Midwinter Reds precuts, Boo Crew precuts and yardage, and one of my recent favorites, Simply Style. So many good basics in that line.
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I love the cuzco metro prints!ReplyDelete
I'd love to get some Road 15. Thanks for hosting this giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'd stock up on Simply Style!ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway. I'd love to stock up on precuts in general, but the amy butler jelly roll really caught my eye!ReplyDelete
Hard to choose with so many beautiful options - I'd go with High Street, Sunyside or S'more Love. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I would probably get Honeysweet by Fig Tree. I love delicate little prints for smaller projects.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness! Thanks for the giveaway :) I'd either get some "Oink-a-doodle-moo" or some "Baby Jane"ReplyDelete
What a wonderful giveaway. I would buy some lovely Soul Blossoms.ReplyDelete
So many great choices!! I really love the 'Vintage Modern' by Bonnie and Camille.ReplyDelete
What a wonderful giveaway!
i would love a bunch of their charm packs! like the happy go lucky, jubilee and the bluebird park! so many nice combos!ReplyDelete
I'd have to scoop up some of that Marmalade by Bonnie and Camille. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
Fabulous Giveaway! So many great choices. I would love some Simply Style and Cuzco. Thanks to you and to Southern Fabric for the chance to win ... :) PatReplyDelete
Oooh I see they have scrap bags, I love scrap bags! It's like sending yourself a surprise! That's what I'd get!ReplyDelete
What an awesome store! Thank you for putting them on my radar. I would grab the Simply Style fat eights bundle. Such a wonderful set of prints! I am loving the Dotty Mums.ReplyDelete
$50 can really go a long way. I'd be tempted to get some Summersville Spring, Bella Solids and some Happy Go Lucky. What a great giveaway and count me in!ReplyDelete
I would probably get marmalade, I love that fabric!ReplyDelete
So many options! I'm still loving 2wenty Thr3e. :)ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! I would purchase some Vintage Modern, so I can finish my bedroom redo! I think that would add a beautiful touch! Thanks again.ReplyDelete
I am new to quilting, but I am already hooked. The first quilt I made was a crib size quilt made with owl print fabric from a fabric bundle. I haven't put the binding on yet but already bought the fabric for my next quilt, a cat themed, twin bed size quilt for my daughter.ReplyDelete
I'd buy a jelly roll to try, some charm packs, I especially like Posh Pumpkins and Cherry on Top and I would buy some yardage. Too many great prints to choose one or two!
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Since they have such a great clearance section I would probably buy some quilt back fabrics or some boo crew to make some Halloween cushions! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Now that sounds like fun...oh, what would I chose? I think a bundle of something...like a half yard bundle of....noteworthy? maybe...thank you!ReplyDelete
Scrumptious in Aqua is gorgeous and would look amazing on the back of my latest quilt. What an amazing giveaway!!! Fingers and toes crossed!! amycav at hotmail dot comReplyDelete
No question here - that gift certificate would go towards the Honeysweet FQ Bundle!! My guest room needs a quilt in those colors desperately!ReplyDelete
I would probably choose something from Lark. I love Amy Butler Fabric.ReplyDelete
I love all of Bonnie and Camille's lines so I'm sure I'd use it on one of there gorgeous fabric lines.ReplyDelete
I'd get myself some Simply Style! I love it!ReplyDelete
No question about it, I need me some "Road 15"! Thank you so much for the opportunity to win!ReplyDelete
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I'm still in love with the Marmalade line. So pretty!ReplyDelete
I WOULD BUY A FAT EIGHTH BUNDLE OF Blue Bird Park. I love the soft colors!ReplyDelete
I think I'd stock up on some Bella solids!ReplyDelete
Oooooh, tough decision! I think I would have to get some Bonnie and Camille 'scrumptious" fabric.ReplyDelete
Too many to choose from! I'd get something to start a Christmas project.ReplyDelete
I love Happy go Lucky!ReplyDelete
Anything from Joel Dewberry would just be so lovely! Just bought my very first Overlock-Machine yesterday and can't wait to try out all those projects I have in mind :)ReplyDelete
I would love to use it towards a Lark - Dreamer - Half Yard Bundle! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
There is just something about Cardinals, so I would purchase fabric from the winter's lane line. I would probably make a quilt for the cold Midwest nights coming up. lindsayrodems at gmail dot comReplyDelete
I think the Winters Lane prints are lovely, but I'm sure I wouldn't be able to resist buying a little bit of Simply Style also -- especially the purple prints!ReplyDelete
That's a hard really hard. Certainly some kind of precut a JR or LC. Or I'll wait till they have Scrumptious yardage in store.ReplyDelete
I'd probably go crazy and buy up some charm packs. I'd start with Mind Your P's and Q's and Aviary Lilac.ReplyDelete
probably something by Riley Blake as I love the designs but if I actually won I would have to really look all the fabrics over to decide!ReplyDelete
I'd love to start a quilt with some Joel Dewberry fabric!ReplyDelete
I'd buy some Road 15 yardage and a wrenly scrap bag as I really love the Southern Fabric scrap bags. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
SO many to choose from! I think the Marmalade half yard bundle by Bonnie and Camille. I could make a really neat quilt out of that bundly- love the color pop!ReplyDelete
I would get simply style and make some quilts for Christmas gifts!ReplyDelete
Fresh cut by heather bailey! Or some more marmalade!ReplyDelete
How exciting!!! That is the best giveaway! I LOVE southern fabrics! I love anything V & Co designs! I love her Simply Style line.ReplyDelete
I'd love to get the Aviary 2 - Saffron - Layer Cake (16) by Joel Dewberry.ReplyDelete
I have always wanted to make a red and white quilt. I'd love to have some of the beautiful Midwinter Reds. Thank you for the chance to win~!!ReplyDelete
Luv the scrumptious line! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love Scrumptious! Thanks for the great giveaway.ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! I would live to get some Simply Style.ReplyDelete
I'm a huge fan of Bonnie and Camille! I'd get me some Scrumptious.....ReplyDelete
I would be spendin' that moola on Simply Style and I would be Stylin'. Thanks for the great giveaway.ReplyDelete
Wow, great give-away! I'd order some Bonnie & Camille - scrumptious I think.ReplyDelete
I would get me some Road 15 by sweetwater. I already know what I want to make with it!ReplyDelete
A big bundle of Marmalade to make a pretty quilt!ReplyDelete
this is a great giveaway - i love southern fabrics! since my fabric stash is still pretty small, i'd probably stock up on some happy go lucky prints!ReplyDelete
I need to get some Happy Go Lucky before it is too late and maybe get ahead and get some Scrumptious too.ReplyDelete
oh i would so buy the simply style collection, the patterns and colors are just awesomeReplyDelete
I want the Winter Reds. It is my favorite color, and I have almost no red in my stash!!!ReplyDelete
I adore the simply style or Joel Dewberry. Maybe even some happy go lucky! I appreciate this opportunity!ReplyDelete
I'm thinking a bundle of Boho would work well for my daughter's quilt. She's up next in my "to do" list.ReplyDelete
I would buy a whole pile (a technical sewing term) of Winter's Lane. Love those branches with the berries! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
would love to get some"noteworthy"ReplyDelete
I would love to buy a layer cake of Sew Stitchy by Aneela Hoey, but maybe i'll just buy some mixed fabrics.ReplyDelete
I would definitely pick up some RB tone on tone dots for my stash!!ReplyDelete
I would love to get some Lark! It's just beautiful!ReplyDelete
with $50 I would stock up on some basics, so many lines out have a few really great basics and I need to build up that part of my collection.ReplyDelete
I've been eying that Simply Style bundle for a while now...that would be my first pick.ReplyDelete
I love the shades of black fabric, thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
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Lots of great choices! Maybe a little Boo Crew for a Halloween quilt. Thanks for such a generous giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'm new to the quilting world and just discovered Camille Roskelly and her lines... I've been wanting to get some of the marmalade line for a bit but have been having a hard time finding it. (My resources are very small) thank you for introducing an online shop to me! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Definitely some Simply Style!ReplyDelete
I've been drooling over Midwinter Reds...ReplyDelete
Bluebird Park is adorable! Sarah thriftstorecrafter at yahoo dot comReplyDelete
Sooo much to choose from probably some Cuzco to round out my stash of it. Maybe Happy Go Lucky. Keep seeing the cutest quilts out there think I'll have to try one. Thanks for the giveawayReplyDelete
I would pick some Simply Color!ReplyDelete
Too many to choose from: sewing for granddaughters (dresses and the like), quilts for Christmas, and throw pillows to brighten up the living room. One can never have too much fabric or projects to choose from. Thank you!ReplyDelete
I'm in serious need of some Bella Solids! would make a nice addition to my stash! tks fr the chance, xxReplyDelete
I would have fun shopping! Maybe Road15 or Marmaulade or a little of both! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
If I won, I'd buy a fat eighth bundle of High Street. LOVE that collection!! Thanks for the chance :)ReplyDelete
What a great opportunity .. I think I would buy some Moda Jelly RollsReplyDelete
i would buy some Winters Lane fabricReplyDelete
So much great stuff to choose from. I think Simply style would also be my first choice though I'm also loving bluebird park.ReplyDelete
I would buy yardage of Aviary 2 - Sparrows - Plum by Joel Dewberry and a new rotary blade. But it's certainly hard to choose from all the great prints!ReplyDelete
I think I'd get the small dots FQ bundle - I love dots!ReplyDelete
The Potluck charm pack is perfect for one of my planned projectsReplyDelete
I would definetely buy Winter's Lane by Kate & Birdie Paper Co. I cfell in love with that line the moment I saw it. But then again that Cuzco...ReplyDelete
I would so buy the Simply Style. I love that line and have a few of them but I NEED more! Thanks for the great chance at this giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'd probably pick up some Cuzco!ReplyDelete
I would definietly buy some marmalade. It is one of my favorite lines, and im running low!ReplyDelete
I really love the Kumari Garden line. But I also like the Posy too... so many choices.ReplyDelete
I would buy some Road 15. Love the trees and houses prints!ReplyDelete
I would get some PB&J. It's been on my list since it came out. Thanks!!ReplyDelete
I'm definitely needing a good stock of some Bella Solids! What a fabulous giveaway!ReplyDelete
Tough decision!! I'd probably splurge on the fat quarter bundle of Baby Jane; the color story is so perfect! It's been taunting me for months, haha :)ReplyDelete
Well that is a tough one.... there are so many wonderful fabrics to choose from. I think I would go with Simply Style though. Thanks for the opportunity to win. firstname.lastname@example.com
Well that is a tough one.... there are so many wonderful fabrics to choose from. I think I would go with Simply Style though. Thanks for the opportunity to win. firstname.lastname@example.com
wow, what a giveaway!! I could do a lot with that I am sure. Have some projects in my mind for Christmas presents, that would really be helpful with. Thank you!ReplyDelete
I would buy Vintage ModernReplyDelete
I love the Aviary Saffron collection!ReplyDelete
The boo crew fabric is so cute! I've been eyeing it for months :).ReplyDelete
Mmmmmm, I'll go with MidWinter Reds. Can't wait to see that collection!ReplyDelete
I would probably get some of the fabulous Road 15! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
What an awesome giveaway, thans so much for the opportunity. I have some Simply Style charm packs and would love to buy some yardage to go along with it!ReplyDelete
The midwinter reds have been calling me, I'l love to be able to answer! Thanks so much.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance! I'd get Road 15, especially the Main Street print!!ReplyDelete
V & Co ombre fabrics are fantastic!ReplyDelete
I think I would get a few Giggles charm packs and then some Bella solids. Fabulous giveaway ... thank you!ReplyDelete
I have been allergic to solids since I started quilting two years ago. I am working on this allergy and showed a pictures of an all solids quilt to our young man son. He liked it so I would buy solids or almost solids to make it for him. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Another great blog to follow!! I would love to get LOTS of fabric here but I think my favorite is the Scrumptious or the Marmalade!!ReplyDelete
OHHH my I would have to get some Scrumptious or Barcelona or Honeysweet...it is so hard to choose, but with $50 I know I would be in heaven!!! Thanks for hte chanceReplyDelete
I need some simply style! What a great site!ReplyDelete
I've ordered from Southern Fabrics several times, thanks to your blog's recommendation. I've be totally happy with all my orders.ReplyDelete
I would love the Vintage Modern fat quarter bundle that's available.
I would buy Esprit De Noel or maybe Coquette, or even Happy Go Lucky. I might even really go to town in the sale bin, because it has some great stuff in it. Thanks for the chanceReplyDelete
Wow what a great giveaway! I would love some Marmalade or Vintage Modern. Thanks for the generous giveaway.ReplyDelete
What a wonderful giveaway. I would use the moola to buy gray and yellow fabrics for an upcoming fabric exchange at my guild. : )ReplyDelete
I would buy Honey Bunny Layer cake by Kate Spain!ReplyDelete
There are too many great fabrics to choose from -- but I'm sure I'd figure it out. I'd probably get a Cluck Cluck Sew pattern I've been wanting too.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the new Simply Style collection. I am still a huge fan of the Simply Color they had, too! So many fun things to choose from!ReplyDelete
I would buy the aquReplyDelete
My eye immediately caught the Love - Half Yard Bundle in Blue by Amy Butler. There were so many great selections, but I think I would have to go with the above choice for what I would buy with the gift certificate.ReplyDelete
The aqua and grays from simply style!! :)ReplyDelete
I love the Aviary - Saffron collection. It is really beautiful.ReplyDelete
Would I ever love to spend $50.00 for me on fabric. I can see chevrons, Road 15 and Bella solids. Am I ready to go shopping? Yes I am. Thank you so much for the opportunity to win such a fantastic giveaway from such a great sponsor.ReplyDelete
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Little Apples far eight bundle & Lark charm pack! Thanks for a chance to win!ReplyDelete
Too many choices- but I might have to go for the Amy Butler Soul Blossoms or some Simply Style. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love the Marmalade!ReplyDelete
I would love something from the pre-cut fabric. I've watched many videos on how to use them. Would love a chance to try.ReplyDelete
SOUL BLOSSOMS - its gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Since I have never quilted anything in my life I thought I would try a jellyroll and Posh Pumpkins would be my choice. But then I would buy anything that caught my eye figuring if I can do a jellyroll I can do something a little more creative. So here is hoping I will win the drawing. And thank you for having it.ReplyDelete
Oh I would certainly get some Winter's Lane! Love that line! Thanks for the lovely giveaway:)ReplyDelete
Oh my! What a wonderful giveaway! Thank you Southern Fabrics!! First i would have to look through the patterns and find something perfect for my DGD, then I'd find some fun fabric to go with it. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I like the very first one your pictured here....Simple StyleReplyDelete
What a fabulous giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'd get some Road 15!!
Oh my gosh, Road 15 -- gotta have some of that! Thank you!ReplyDelete
I love the Cuzco by Kate Spain fat quarter bundle. And the Simply Color bundle would provide some great basics.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the lovely giveaway, it would clearly be a tough choice since they have so many great fabrics :-) Maybe some Cuzco or Fresh Cut...or, or, or ;-)ReplyDelete
definitely would put it all towards Simply Style!ReplyDelete
They have lots of pretty things at Southern Fabrics. S'more Love is on my list and Simply Style. They even have some prints from Simply Color. Might have to get some of those since I've been using up what I have. Thanks for the chance to win, fingers crossed!ReplyDelete
I would blow the whole wad on the Keiki Cherry on Top line. So adorable!!!ReplyDelete
More Marmalade!ReplyDelete
It's a toss up between Road 15 and Nicey Jane. They are both so pretty!ReplyDelete
I had a hard time choosing. They have so many beautiful fabrics. I would probably by the Honey Honey dessert roll.ReplyDelete
If I was lucky enough to win, I'd get a fat quarter bundle - probably On the Go by Riley Blake. Thanks.ReplyDelete
I would probably go for Marmalade.ReplyDelete
I like the line called 2wenty Thr3e--probably be looking at the layer cake? But there are so many wonderful things to see at Southern Fabrics that it would be difficult to narrow it down!ReplyDelete
Hard choice but I would get some V&Co Simply Color Ombre and some Sweetwater Noteworthy or Road 15! What a great selection Southern Fabric's has!ReplyDelete
I just finished making 2 batches of jam today so I think it's MARMALADE for me! I have a couple cuts from the line but not enough to do anything with (I thought it was gone from the shelves and have been kicking myself for not buying more). Glad to see there's still some left!!ReplyDelete
Sunnyside is calling me! really pretty coleection from Kate Spain!ReplyDelete
I live the colours in simply style. Great giveaway. hayleymstephens at gmail dot comReplyDelete
I think I would get either some yummy Scrumptious or some fun Simply Style! Thank you for the chance!!!ReplyDelete
I would love to get me some Happy Go Lucky!!! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I would love some of that Lilac Aviary!!ReplyDelete
I'd likely purchase some yardage from the Simply Style line.ReplyDelete
what an amazing giveaway today!!ReplyDelete
i would love to buy the lario fat quarter bundle, just love the colours!!
HELLO,I'd buy 'Sunnyside'!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!
Today it would be Aviary Granite, now that might change tomorrow!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway, it is pretty awesome!
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Perhaps yardage of Simply Style's Aquatic Blue Frames! Oh, yes. That is the current ying to my yang!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love Marmalade so I'm fairly sure I'd spend it on that, but its very difficult to choose with so many lovely fabrics!ReplyDelete
I see some fantastic reds and greens just jumping out at me. I would love to win. Thanks so much for the chance!ReplyDelete
I would save the GC until October when Scrumptious comes out, then I would get some half yard cuts.ReplyDelete
I'd love to get a Sunnyside fat quarter bundle!ReplyDelete
So many delicious fabrics to choose from! I would definitely like keep it sassy and soho chic. I would also like to add some Bella solids and maybe some dots to my stash. Thank you sooo much for the chance. email@example.com
I'd grab charm packs from the Marmalade while there are still some. And probably something else too, for whatever idea I might get in between. Gosh do I love imaginary shopping!ReplyDelete
Southern Fabric is an impressive shop - they have a great selection! It's no wonder you chose them as a sponsor. I would love to get my hands on some Notting Hill!!!ReplyDelete
I would probably get some fabrics from different lines so I can keep building my stash, which is basically non-existant.ReplyDelete
I have fallen in love with anything from FreeSpirit fabrics. Definitely spending money on their fabrics!!ReplyDelete
Great giveaway! I love the Baby Jane!ReplyDelete
I can't decide between Simply Style or Road 15 . . . maybe both!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great giveaway
I'd buy a bundle of Road 15 by Sweetwater! Thanks so much for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I have fallen in love with anything from FreeSpirit fabrics. Definitely spending money on their fabrics!!ReplyDelete
I have fallen in love with anything from FreeSpirit fabrics. Definitely spending money on their fabrics!!ReplyDelete
What a great selection! If I won the gift certificate, I would buy the half yard cuts bundle of Vintage Modern. I love that line! Joel Dewberry's line would be a close second.ReplyDelete
I love the prints and colors of simply style!ReplyDelete
Ooh WOW! I love all the fabrics and would have a hard time choosing,but my favorites are Honey sweet, Josephine, Lotus and Midwinter reds.ReplyDelete
I would definitely need to get some Happy Go Lucky yardage. I have a jelly roll just waiting for some backing and binding :-)ReplyDelete
Pumpkin Party would be my choice.ReplyDelete
I really like Family Tree by Deb Strain, but I do love anything Joel Dewberry! Thanks for the offer.ReplyDelete
I think that marmalade layer cake is calling my name :)ReplyDelete
First of all thank you for the opportunity to win! Second, I just bookmarked your page and will be visiting frequently!! Now for the real question....I would probably finally give in and buy some of Moda's Oh, Deer! Collection. I have loved it since it came out but other projects have always kept me from indulging. That or I would buy some prints from Cuzco and make dresses for my girls. Love your shop and this blog!ReplyDelete
Thanks for a chance to win! I think I'd buy some Riley Blake dots!ReplyDelete
I think I would buy some Bella solids yardage. I have been wanting to try some quilting with a bunch of solids for some time. Thank you to you and Southern Fabric for the generous giveaway.ReplyDelete
I need the Noteworthy Fabric!!! I was in the middle of piecing a top with a couple of layer cakes of Noteworthy when my house flooded out and I had to move and that put a huge kink in everything. By the time I headed out to get yardage for the back, my store was sold out. Thank you so much for sharing this store with us!!!ReplyDelete
I need the Noteworthy Fabric!!! I was in the middle of piecing a top with a couple of layer cakes of Noteworthy when my house flooded out and I had to move and that put a huge kink in everything. By the time I headed out to get yardage for the back, my store was sold out. Thank you so much for sharing this store with us!!!ReplyDelete
I would stock up on some solids!ReplyDelete
I would love to win so I could get some of that Road 15. It would make such cute projects--bags, pillowcases, quilts, you name it!!! Thanks for the opportunity. Southern Fabric is so generous.ReplyDelete
I would stock up on some white and gray patterns for my next quilt! I also love that they sell scrap bags. What a great idea!ReplyDelete
Totally awesome giveaway! I would buy some Amy Butler, Anna Maria Horner and Kate Spain.ReplyDelete
I love Winter's Lane! Little Apples! Mind Your Ps and Qs! Terrific choices at this website - Thank You.ReplyDelete
I would buy some Anna Maria Horner and Joel Dewberry! Thanks for this chance.ReplyDelete
Definitely some Aviary Lilac and then...hmmm, requires way too much thought! So many possibilities...ReplyDelete
Holey Moley! I would definitely buy some Moda fabric! I love there colorful and (new) vintage designs but there is no shop around here that sells Moda :|ReplyDelete
Fabric, fabric, and more fabric!ReplyDelete
Maybe some happy go lucky.ReplyDelete
I would love to get some Riley Blake Dots or some American Jane Potluck. Great selection of fabrics!ReplyDelete
I have to say I'm loving the Marmalade!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful giveaway! I would definitely have to buy some Riley Blake fabric!ReplyDelete
Mmm, the fabrics are all so beautiful! I think I would choose Joel Dewberry's Heirloom Sapphire or Aviary 2 in Lilac OR Honeysweet by Fig Tree.ReplyDelete
Thank you and Southern Fabrics for the opportunity to win.
i'd probably get some 'happy go lucky' or 'marmalade' - i haven't added them to my stash, yet! :) fun giveaway!ReplyDelete
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A guide for studio organisations on the pros and cons of becoming a Community Interest Company (CIC). Prepared by Solicitor Nicholas Sharp, this seminar paper was presented to the NFASP conference 2008.
Setting up artists' studios
This Guidance is an update of the 2009 Guidance on the Charities Act, including advice from a leading charity law barrister and the recent experience of some NFASP members who have applied for charity status.
Arts solicitor Nicholas Sharp has prepared a guidance note for NFASP members that are limited companies. The note covers the main provisions of the Companies Act 2006, which are in force as at 6 April 2009.
This guidance shows how studio providers can seek funding from alternative sources such as funds supporting skills development, regeneration and community activities.They were prepared by Marc Collett as part of a workshop at the NFASP conference in Liverpool in October 2008.
This guidance is aimed at artists who want to find studio premises and covers some of the basic topics to consider before settling on a building. This resource is available to download to non-members, too.
A role for Spatial Planning. A briefing note for planning and regeneration professionals. This guidance offers an insight into how affordable artists' studios contribute to sustainable communities.
Advice on leases and licences for studio providers. Member-only resource.
The pros and cons of various legal structures for studio organisations and the impact of the Charities Act 2006. Solicitor Nicholas Sharp prepared this presentation for the NFASP 2008 conference.
Making your case for public sector investment in shared workspaces/studios. This is a summary of a Powerpoint workshop presentation by Deborah Best and Pete Courtie from the NFASP 2009 Conference.
NFASP has commissioned Nicholas Sharp, consultant to media solicitors Swan Turton LLP, to prepare three template constitutions (Articles of Association) to help studio groups and organisations that are adopting a legal structure for the first time, and to save groups time and money.
Advice on Studio Occupancy Polices. This guide is intended to provide a starting point for thinking about the issues involved in managing artist tenants and devising an appropriate occupancy policy for your studios. It is aimed at small and medium-sized organisations.
A set of guidance notes produced to help both artists, local authorities and regeneration agencies to establish temporary space for artists in communities.
This case study draws on the experience of A Space in Southampton to explain some of the issues and processes associated with setting up your organisation as a charity.
Buying a building and setting up viable, affordable studio space for yourself and others. Mushroom Works is an artist-led gallery and studio space in Newcastle upon Tyne housing a diverse range of creative practitioners.
Artists' Studios: A guide to securing, supporting and creating affordable studios in London is for developers - local authorities, registered social landlords and private sector developers.
In this NFASP case study, we look at a model that has production and collaboration at its core, occupying buildings on a temporary basis as the needs of their practice demand to produce, show and discuss work.
A Guide for Local Authorities, Planning & Regeneration Professionals and Developers
A Guide for Local Authorities, Planning & Regeneration Professionals and Developers
A Guide for Local Authorities, Planning & Regeneration Professionals and Developers
A Guide for Local Authorities, Planning & Regeneration Professionals and Developers


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|A delicious coffee cake known as Sock it To Me Cake, has the usual attendees of brown sugar, pecans and cinnamon, but, unlike most coffee cakes, it actually gets better as it sits - not that it'll be around that long.
Sour Cream Coffee CakeWhen my Mama used a boxed cake mix, Duncan Hines Butter Recipe was the one she used. In my opinion, it is the best boxed cake mix on the market and worth the extra money over generic, though with coupons and sales you can often get a great price on them and stock up.
In fact this boxed cake, combined with her pineapple filling, was often the base of the cakes she decorated for people and they loved those cakes! Mama started her cake decorating with birthday cakes here and there, then did a multi-tiered cake for my big 18th birthday bash, and eventually my wedding cake ... followed by several wedding cakes for other people in the years following. She became quite good at cake decorating, and though I've done a cake or two here and there, cakes are not my forte, and it's a talent I most definitely did not pick up.
Well thank goodness this cake doesn't require any special talents! In fact, when I had the chance to review the cookbook Best of the Best from the Deep South and saw this recipe, I knew that it would be the recipe I would make for my review, especially since I'd recently had requests for a bundt style coffee cake. Perfect! This is a slightly adapted version of the cookbook's cake, which is an adaptation of the original Duncan Hines Sock it to Me Cake, a delicious coffee cake with the usual attendees of brown sugar, pecans and cinnamon, but, unlike most coffee cakes, it actually gets better as it sits - not that it'll be around that long.
Be sure to start checking your cake at about the 45 minute mark. I got distracted and didn't and nearly burned mine!
Click the link to check out my review.
Recipe: Sour Cream Coffee Cake©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Cook time: 55 min | Yield: About 12 servings
- 1 (18.25 ounce) Duncan Hines Moist Deluxe Butter Recipe Golden Cake Mix
- 1/4 cup of granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup of cooking oil (like vegetable or canola)
- 4 large eggs
- 1 cup of sour cream
- 4 tablespoons of brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons of cinnamon
- 1 cup chopped pecans
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Spray a bundt or tube pan with Baker's Joy baking spray; set aside.
In a small bowl, mix together the brown sugar, cinnamon and pecans. Remove a tablespoon of the cake mix and add to pecan mixture. Mix together the remaining cake mix, sugar, oil, eggs and sour cream, until well blended; set aside.
Sprinkle 1/3 of the pecan mixture into the bundt pan, top with 1/2 of the cake batter. Sprinkle 1/3 of the pecan mixture over that, and top with remaining cake batter. Sprinkle the remaining pecan mixture on top. Bake at 325 degrees for 45 to 55 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the cake comes out clean. As always, ovens vary so be sure to start checking your cake early!
Cool in the pan on a cooling rack, then turn out on a pretty cake stand or cake holder.
Cook's Note: Disregard the instructions on the cake mix package and follow the recipe.
Source: http://deepsouthdish.com
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"Joseph's Coat" by Superior Threads - and was really pleased with the results.
Lined Drawstring Bag made from Jeni's pattern. (Love the chevron twill tape I found at Amy Dunn's pinked fabrics!)
Debbie that is just stunning! I love how you matched the binding up.
Love that design! Your partner is very lucky and will love it I'm sure!
It looks fab (sorry I guessed so soon what you were up to, I guess I had x and + blocks on my mind too!) Love the wee bag too
Debbie, this is so cool! I'm sure your partner will love it!
I absolutely love what you've made here - such a lucky partner!! The bag is super cute too, I love pieced bags!
I'm in awe!
This quilt is absolutely amazing! What a creative design. And the pieced binding makes it perfect!
It looks awesome! It took me a minute to get that it was a giant X+ block, too. Not enough coffee yet. VERY cool idea and VERY well executed.
OK, can we just talk about the binding again? How on earth did you get all those seams to match up? And at the correct angles, too! Fabulous! You've outdone yourself!
Yeah, like Tina said- that binging is INCREDIBLE!!! WOWZERS!! I love these projects- your partner will go nuts :) Have a great day and thanks for sharing!
I am in awe of your binding. It looks fantastic! The bag is super cute also!
I love this quilt and the bag as well. I do agree about the binding too, but the quilt itself is wonderful. Think about what it would look like in full size on your bed.
practically perfect in every way!
Awesome awesome awesome, I love seeing it in all of its quilty and rainbowy glory!
Love these!
How could she not be - the package is uber amazing!
Oh, my goodness, Debbie! It looks stunning, and that binding!! Seriously, amazing. You have one really lucky partner.
Debbie! This is GENIUS! I can't tell you how much I love it! You took one of my favorite blocks and gave it such a creative, fun twist. : )
That is so awesome! I haven't seen the x+ block done in solids before but it's brilliant.
Oh wow! This is gorgeous. I want to do those blocks one of these days
Deb, you're so innovative! I love this so much, and that binding--how did you manage that?? You're a superstar swapper.
I haven't made these blocks yet but I love them - how clever of you to match the binding too! Fingers crossed that I am your partner:)
This is so awesome!! And I absolutely love the way you did the pieced binding to match. Wow!!!!
Wow Debbie this is incredible!! Love the design and the solids look fab. The bag is too cute!! :)
Just found you on Crazy Mom Quilts Finish it up Friday link. Love the solids in your quilt. Amy from www.craftyshenanigans.blogspot.com
Oh wow! Those colors are stunning! :o)
Love, love those solids! And the little bag is super cute. How can your partner not be please?!?
Just amazing! Solids are SO much fun! Smiles~Beth
WOW! That is completely fantastic! Way to go - I'm sure your partner is going to be over the moon!
I want to make this now---the colors and that thread---oooohweee!!!
Fantastic!! This so makes me want to do an all-solid quilt. And matching up the binding was above and beyond. It looks amazing. :)
That is amazing! I can't imagine matching that pieced binding. You did a great job.
This is such a unique spin on this block and I love the quilting you did! I'm sure your partner will love it.
This is a great design! So versatile.....definitely on my to-do list!!


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OWENSBORO, Ky. (4/7/14) — The Foundation for Daviess County Public Schools has announced details for its upcoming DCPS Alumni and Friends 3K fundraising event.
The race, which will be held Aug. 30 at Yellow Creek Park in Owensboro, will support local schools. According to information provided by the Foundation, the money will specifically go toward "funding to enhance education through Foundation innovation grants to schools such as Focus Awards and providing matching funds for grants like ONB Foundation's Scholar's Program."
Individuals and groups can pre-register through Aug. 15.
"Groups with 20 or more participants, which can include employees and families, pay only $10 per person to participate. Early registrations (before Aug. 15) are guaranteed a dri-fit t-shirt. Last year, some local companies paid for sponsorship and employee/family participation and some simply encouraged their employees to participate," the foundation stated in a news release.
The Foundation for Daviess County Public Schools serves more than 11,000 children.To learn more, visit the Foundation's website.
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This seminar will discuss the process of developing high-integrity software using Model-Based Design. The example will demonstrate a workflow to take textual requirements all the way through design and implementation, including all the necessary verification and validation steps along the way.


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