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WINNER: JoyceJanuary 13, 2014 at 4:58 AM
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Mad About Patchwork is a wonderful quilting site. I especially loved the variety of fabric collections; Architectures drew me in for a great background. The site is well organized; has great prices; a great notions sections; and loved "Coming Soon".ReplyDelete
Love Mad About Patchwork! Great shop!ReplyDelete
I love the Carnaby Street Bundle on sale!
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Thanks for introducing us to such a great online shop. This winter I seem to be attracted to all things natural - birds, bees, trees. I live on the edge of the forest in a small village called Far Forest and for some reason the Charley Harper collections just remind me of home. Bank Swallow Blue is just lovely and reminds me of my twitcher of a Dad (I hope bird watchers over there are called twitchers too or else you may wonder what I am talking about!)
Love the Anna Marie Horner section, a great variety of beautiful fabrics!ReplyDelete
Hi AMy!! wow that is a fabulous giveaway!! and it would be great to win and add these beauty to my stash!! I am in need of gorgeous colors !!ReplyDelete
I already know this shop and love their range of Kona's fabrics!
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I have seen that Chrlie Harper made into some gorgeous pillows and think I want them for myself :-)ReplyDelete
I love the Paperweight bundle. There's lots to see there.ReplyDelete
Mad About Patchwork is one of my go to sites. Have been "visiting" the Charlie Harper collection for awhile . Love the Bank Swallow Blue. Would make gorgeous pillows.ReplyDelete
I like the Bark & Branch prints, especially the leaves.ReplyDelete
I love the Kona Cotton SolidsReplyDelete
Thanks for link to this new shop! Love finding new online stores full of quilting treasures! I'm torn between Florence stacker and the Carnaby bundle on sale. Will go Carnaby just because I love it so very much. Thanks for hosting giveaway Amy!ReplyDelete
I shopped at Mad about Patchwork when I went on holiday in Toronto and Pam organised delivery to my hotel for the right day so I can recommend! I like the Charley Harper prints, I have a couple already but I'd like some with the cardinals on.ReplyDelete
I love the kona solids. I need some grays for a quilt I want to make my son this year.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the insight on a new to me shop. My eye was drawn to the curated bundles especially the Modern Rainbow Bundle with 25 modern basics fat eights. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
I love all the Charley Harper fabrics, but if I have to pick just one, I would say the Cardinal Patch is my favorite! This looks like a great shop and I will be back.ReplyDelete
Lovely site! I'm just itching for some Charley Harper fabric..... I did some CH cross stitch many years ago and have always been attracted to his simple style. Thanks for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love Mad About Patchwork! They are my go to shop for modern fabric. My favourite thing in the shop is the huge selection of Kona solids. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
What a nice give away and a delicious fabric store! I love the modern rainbow bundle or the quilt pattern Northern Lights.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway! I like the urban zoologie flannel in birds wild.It's really cute.ReplyDelete
I love the red cardinals in the Charlie Harper fabrics.ReplyDelete
What a generous giveaway. I haven't yet purchased from Mad About Patchwork...but I can see that it won't be long until I do! Loving the new Mad Mend line, or the Minimalista. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I love the Charley Harper fabrics, with my favorite being the Octoberama Blue. I absolutely love that mustard yellow color! It seems I just can't get enough of it lately! It pairs so well with so many colors too!ReplyDelete
I love the Botanics and the Charley Harper prints! Checked out the shop and saw many cute things. One favorite was Wallflowers: Stems in Gray. Lovely in the Leaf color too.ReplyDelete
I love the scandinavian feel of the Bark and Branch collection fabrics! Thank you for the lovely giveaway.ReplyDelete
I really like the Architextures Crosshatch fabrics & also the Remix Oval prints. Thanks for the great giveaway.ReplyDelete
I love any shop that has a stockpile of Kona Solids! And I like that there is still Nordika in stock....have some that I haven't cut into yet...........ReplyDelete
Love that Bark and Brank Line, especially the line leaf in gold yum!ReplyDelete
Great to know about a Canadian online fabric shop. I particularly liked the Charley Harper Twig Fall series of fabrics. Going back to look at the site thoroughly to plan my next quilt!ReplyDelete
i like the kona solids!ReplyDelete
Acacia Bundle in Canyon is really pretty.ReplyDelete
Thanks for a lovely giveaway. I love anything from the Botanics line, especially the Foliage in Tangerine.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing about this online store. I have bookmarked them (probably to the detriment of my credit cards!). I have never worked with Kona solids, but would really like to give them a try.ReplyDelete
Pam has a wonderful shop! She lives walking distance from my sister (which is quite handy when I visit my sister!!). I love the Don't Leaf me out in the Cold bundle and the Rainbow bundle.ReplyDelete
I like the Florence bundle in malachite.ReplyDelete
Hmm you picked most of my favourites and I've just bookmarked her shop for payday. I love the kona solids sunset bundle.ReplyDelete
I love the Charlie Harper OctoberamaReplyDelete
I love ebb and flow from koi , it has gorgeous colours and cloud 9 fabrics are so beautiful to work withReplyDelete
The Dowry Bundle in Brass Locket is really pretty!! Thanks for the giveaway! I've been dying to get my hands on some Botanics! And can't go wrong with some Kona Solids!! ;)ReplyDelete
I love the Charley Harper collection, especially Twig.ReplyDelete
The new Charlie Harper collection is adorable!ReplyDelete
I love the Helen's Garden collection - especially the dragonflies!ReplyDelete
Actually that Charlie Harper fabric on the home page is what my heart has been beating for. I LOVE the Kona solids and ... oh who am I kidding, if it's fabric - I want it! LettybReplyDelete
I would pick the belle precuts or the kona brights. I love them.ReplyDelete
The Bark + Branch Line Leaf in yellow is so beautiful! I would love to get my hands on some of this fabric :)ReplyDelete
Thanx for the link to Mad About Patchwork. I enjoyed visiting the site. The product I most liked was Carnaby Street Bundle and I hope to someday win one of these giveaways that I enter. :)ReplyDelete
I love Cat Nap. I have it on my wish list (once my buying fast is over).ReplyDelete
Kona...you can never have enough Kona.ReplyDelete
I'm loving the Charlie Harper line by Birch... and the fact that this shop is from Canada!ReplyDelete
I really like the Kona Classic Roll Up. Thanks for the great giveaway.ReplyDelete
Love the Kona Sunrise bundle!ReplyDelete
Two collections I am craving right now - Dowry and Bark and Branch. email@example.com
I like the Charlie Harper fabric - thanksReplyDelete
So many beautiful fabrics! I am in love with Charley Harper right now but then again you can't have too many Kona solids. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
The clothes pins print - Mad Mend! It's so great!ReplyDelete
I could use some linen blends in my stash.ReplyDelete
I am stocking up on kona now!ReplyDelete
I love Helen's Garden. The colors, textures, variety all remind me of spring-my favorite time of year! Thanks for the giveaway and I'm keeping my fingers crossed!ReplyDelete
I am in love with Charley Harper Octoberama Blue! I saw those pants in an ad that were made with it and loved it at first sight.ReplyDelete
I think I just might have to get Shelburne Falls Bundle in Maple since it is in the Sales section.ReplyDelete
I love the colors in the Charley Harper collection! Nice site too!ReplyDelete
Paperweight Bundle is just adorableReplyDelete
Paperweight Bundle is just adorableReplyDelete
Just ordered from Pam last week! She has a great selection and fast shipping. Would love to get the true colours bundle by AMH. Thanks for the giveaway:)ReplyDelete
I loved the Indian Summer collection, it looked just right for attempting a modern quilt with a few Kona solids thrown in. However, whichever fabric I choose on this very good and fast website I can't find any scale icon. Maybe you will send me the giveaway for being so helpful to Mad About Patchwork!! Juliet Wood firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks, Amy, I enjoy your quilting anyway!ReplyDelete
The Charley Harper Collection speaks sheer joy.ReplyDelete
My fav was the Bontanics Bundle and the Knoa solids. I love Kona solids.ReplyDelete
I'm a sucker for pre-cuts. I love the curated bundles available.ReplyDelete
I follow you and Pam. I saw charley Harper on the weekend and plan to order the bundle today!! How cute are those cardinals!! A charm pack would be a bonus!!ReplyDelete
I love that Charile Harper collection. Would love to make a modern quilt with those fabrics. Would love to win the giveaway. Thanks WendyReplyDelete
I love the Helen's Garden: Dahlia Medallion in Peony!!!ReplyDelete
I really like the Cloud 9 Bark and Branch fabrics. They are lovely. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Oh I just love Konas. So much you can do with the solids.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the chance to win. I love the new Charlie Harper collection. Cool colors get me Every.Single.Time!!!ReplyDelete
Sidewalks by October Afternoon was my favorite. Also liked her kits. So different than what you find around here (Utah).ReplyDelete
There are tons of things I want at Mad About Patchwork -- this week (LOL) I think it's Botanics and Cat Nap, which I know is coming soon. Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
I love that they're stocking the True Colors collections. And on sale no less!ReplyDelete
I really like the Sidewalks bundle, would be great print for one of my daughters.ReplyDelete
I love minimalista! Thanks for this giveway!ReplyDelete
I love the Bark and Branch line - I love fabric with leaves!ReplyDelete
I love the Locally Grown: Wild Strawberries Yellow .ReplyDelete
I Love their curated bundle section. Especially the twilight bundle!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful selection! All that Charley Harper!!! Even in canvas! It would be hard to choose!ReplyDelete
I like the Urban Zoology. I've been looking for something 'baby boy' and this fits the bill perfectly.ReplyDelete
I've ordered from MAP and the service was A+++. I really like the Charley Harper line, but really need some Kona solids too!ReplyDelete
Love that they carry the JayBird patterns.ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway! I am loving the Charming Needle Bundle in their shop! What a gorgeous group of basics!ReplyDelete
Oh my the Charlie Harper collection has me drooling. And the the snowflake tut. Awesome.ReplyDelete
Love all the Allison Harris prints from Wallflowers collection :-)ReplyDelete
Love that Briar Rose is in the sale section!!ReplyDelete
The Don't Leaf Me Out in the Cold bundle is great! What a fantastic place to buy fabrics.ReplyDelete
I'm obsessed with Botanics, and am just waiting for an excuse to buy it. A win would be great! Also, love the Minimalista line. Great selections!ReplyDelete
I had been itching to start a white&black quilt, and after seeing all the fun black and whites prints at the Mad About Patchwork store, and in the Botanics line I might have to get started :)ReplyDelete
I am so tired of winter and need some real color in front of me now, so I love the Briar Rose collection.ReplyDelete
I like their Charming Needle Bundle! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I'd love to make a baby quilt with the Sidewalks collection!ReplyDelete
I adore Peggy In Black! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
The new Sidewalks collection is adorable!ReplyDelete
I really love the Charley Harper collection particularly the Cardianl Patch.ReplyDelete
I still love the Botanics collection. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I love Pam!! I'm lucky to be in Canada too, my orders are usually to me in a few days!! I love ordering Kona by the bolt! And I see a bolt of black is in stock!!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love Mad About Patchwork (being Canadian)! And today, I'm falling for the Architextures: Cross Hatch line of fabrics. They would make for a beautiful Super Tote.ReplyDelete
I am loving the Charlie Harper fabric collection.ReplyDelete
I really love the Charlie Harper Upside Downside fabric. The whole collection is adorable!ReplyDelete
I am a new huge fan of solids so I love that they have rollups of solids! So pretty!ReplyDelete
I love just about everything in her store, Botanics FQ bundle, Moda Foxes quilt kit to name a couple.ReplyDelete
I love Helen's Garden - especially the enchanted and pollen printsReplyDelete
A Canadian fabric site? Awesome! I love the Perrymint fat quarter bundle, and a lot of their other bundles. I am going to have great fun perusing this store.ReplyDelete
Wonderful website! I love the Kona Classic bundles.ReplyDelete
Anything Charlie Harper. I've used a few prints from that line and I'd love more. The charm pack is a wonderful way to start off the New Year. Thank you for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Sidewalks in Geometric Green speaks to me. it's perfect for a project I have in mind.ReplyDelete
Charley Harper Octoberama in Blue. Such a great print!! (email@example.com)ReplyDelete
I am running low on solids, so Kona solids caught my eye! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
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They are all so great, but I love Helens Garden Gem in Passionfruit! So fun and bright!ReplyDelete
Anything Charley Harper, Botanics, Bark - wow! email@example.com. Thank you!ReplyDelete
I am crushing on the Charley Harper cardinal. He is just so perky! Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
I like the Belle Bundle in Spring! Thanks!ReplyDelete
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Those perle cotton bundles are inspiring! I'd just love to have all that color at my fingertips for hand-quilting projects.ReplyDelete
I've recently learned about Mad About Patchwork. I like that Florence bundle in Malachite. Thanks for sharing and hosting this generous giveaway.ReplyDelete
i love botanics and helens gardenReplyDelete
Very nice shop. I really love Pirouette: Cabbage Rose Mocha. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I love the Architextures printsReplyDelete
Love their shop and Botanics is on the top of my list of love it! Thanks.ReplyDelete
Love the Charlie Harper lineReplyDelete
I liked looking at their quilt kits -- some nice modern options. Thanks!ReplyDelete
LOVE the Nordika collection!ReplyDelete
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HI!!! There is a lot of fun fabrics there!!!! I love Helen's Garden Enchanted in Plum!!!! Thank YouReplyDelete
Well, there's a lot to like there! The new Botanics collection looks yummy! The Bark and Branch Line Leaf is handsome, too!ReplyDelete
I'd love any of the Acacia collection, do fun, thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I love the Domino Dot White!ReplyDelete
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I love all of the Kona solid rollups. My favorite is the Sunset roll up. Thanls for the chance!ReplyDelete
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Having seen Rebecca's recent rainbow top (http://www.makingrebeccalynne.com/2014/01/quick-and-simple-rainbow.html) I'm going to say that the Kona roll-ups are my favourite item in the shop and think the pastel roll-up would make a gorgeously soft rainbow quilt!ReplyDelete
Love the Kona Pastel Rollup! I need more solids in my stashReplyDelete
I love the red cardinals in the Charley Harper collection. So cute! And it is wonderful to see so many bright Kona solids. Thanks for the fun!ReplyDelete
Would love some solids or something from the Briar Rose collection. Thanks all for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
I love all the Charley Harper designs and the Botanics are lovely!ReplyDelete
Charming Needle Bundle. It's a curated bundle with amazing color choices!ReplyDelete
Their curated bundles are excellent! I need to stock more low-volume prints in my stash! Swiss dots and Low-volume bundles please!!! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
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I just want to scoop up as much Botanics as I can. Love that collection! Thank you!ReplyDelete
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Love the Kona sunset bundle. So pretty.ReplyDelete
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I especially love the Helen's Garden line. The whimsical planty shapes are great.ReplyDelete
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I recently discovered my love for solid quilts! It is so much fun to sew with solids... Therefore I would pick the Kona Sunrise Bundle! Super nice colors!ReplyDelete
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i love the Bark + Branch: Autumn Wonderland! such a sweet vintage-inspired print & colorway!!ReplyDelete
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I really like the Kona Sunset bundle. I haven't made very many quilts with solids, but I have started to and Mad About Patchwork has a great selection of solids. Kaffe Fassett's shot cottons are another of my favourites.ReplyDelete
I love Mad About Patchwork (yay Canadian shipping!!!). I've had my eye on botanics for what seems like forever, it's definitely my favourite item in Pam's shop right now. I'd love very much to add it to my collection.ReplyDelete
I really like the Bark and Branch - Line Leaf in Gold.ReplyDelete
Being from the states, it was interesting to see what this online store carries. Thanks for letting me and others know about them. I see LOTS of new fabrics, many are not anything like what I've seen before. Lots of temptation there! I hope I win the bundle, as it is gorgeous and would challenge me to find a pattern that would make good use of it. Nevertheless, I'll be back!ReplyDelete
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Pam's shop is awesome ) I love her Kona selection, especially the bundles!ReplyDelete
Lots of great stuff in their shop! I think my favorite is the Modern Rainbow bundle. Thanks!ReplyDelete
So many great fabrics! I am really partial to the Botanics line - especially the crosshatch prints. I think it's just a matter of time before I break down and buy some!! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
A few of the new Charlie Harper prints I'm going to have to get here at some point! I've bought some yardage of Botanics that I love best, but would love to be able to see all the prints, thank you for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I hvae so many favorites including Architextures, Briar Rose and Acacia.ReplyDelete
I really like her Kona solid bundles, but also Acacia by Tula Pink. That fox is adorable!ReplyDelete
I really would like some of the Briar Rose Honeybees!ReplyDelete
Love the Charlie Harper prints! My favorite is the bank swallow blue.ReplyDelete
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I love the Urban Zoologie bundles!ReplyDelete
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Swooning over the Charlie Harper fabrics in Pam's shop. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
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I love their Kona cotton collection, and Botanics!ReplyDelete
I have a serious case of the wanties for the Charley Harper fabrics! In fact I rather wish I hadn't looked now lolReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!
Well it HAS to be the Charley Harper Lady Bugs. Oh, my, I am already thinking of the perfect project for it. It is sooooooo sweet!ReplyDelete
Great selection at the site. I'm in love with the botanics bundle!ReplyDelete
Well it HAS to be the Charley Harper Lady Bugs. Oh, my, I am already thinking of the perfect project for it. It is sooooooo sweet!ReplyDelete
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I love Mad Mend: Joan in WhiteReplyDelete
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Bark and Branch Forest Floor is perfect for a project I'm working on now. Thanks for the giveawayReplyDelete
The Bark + Branch fabrics are wonderful, and so are the Charley Harper fabrics! I'd be hard pressed to decide which I like better...maybe I'd better get some of both? :)ReplyDelete
Love the Remix Chevron in red. It looks like a pure and bright red....so hard to come by.ReplyDelete
I love the bark and branch prints!ReplyDelete
Minimalista always! But I find myself gazing longingly at the Botanics too!ReplyDelete
Charley Harper Cardinal stagger...my daughter would be in heaven to have something made from this!ReplyDelete
Love the Kona Sunrise bundle!ReplyDelete
I love the Village Green: Ditsy Blue!ReplyDelete
I like her modern rainbow bundle, which is out of stock :(ReplyDelete
I adore the Bark & Branch prints especially the Leaf in black.ReplyDelete
Love the Kona Sunrise bundle!ReplyDelete
My favorite is the Kona Sunrise Bundle.ReplyDelete
Such a great shop! I love the Remix chevrons and 'Just My Type' fabrics. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love the Kona Sunset bundle! Just begging for a long afternoon of creativity in front of my machine!ReplyDelete
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Love the Carnaby STreet bundle.ReplyDelete
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I love the new Botanics line!ReplyDelete
I love the Kona Sunrise Bundle!ReplyDelete
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|Allen Dean Foster
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|Stunts :
|The wide screen video has one of the all time YATIs - when Kirk leaves the ship to chase Spock, there is a shot that shows the scaffolding around the airlock door. They forgot to do the special effects to put the rest of the ship in.
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|The flyby around the new Enterprise by Kirk and Scotty.
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|Sonak and one other are the only ones who definitely die. The crew of three Klingon ships, that of the Epsilon Nine station and Ilia are 'digitised' by V'Ger - it's unclear if this causes death or not.
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|Originally Paramount where planning to make a new series, Star Trek Phase II. This was cancelled at the last minute, when they decided to make a film this instead.
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|"They gave her back to me Scotty." - Kirk to Scotty; on regaining command of the Enterprise
"Ensign, the possibilities of our returning from this mission in one piece may have just doubled." - Uhura to a crew member; on Kirk's taking command
"Why is any object we don't understand called a 'thing'?" - McCoy to Kirk
"We all create God in our own image." - Decker to Kirk
"Spock, this 'child' is about to wipe out every living thing on Earth! Now, what do you suggest we do, spank it?" - McCoy to Spock
"Each of us, at some time in our lives, turns to someone, a father, a brother, a God; and asks 'Why am I here? Was this all I was meant to be?'" - Spock to Kirk
Chief DiFalco : "Heading, sir?"
Kirk : "Out there. Thataway!"
The film opens with a huge energy cloud travelling through space as three Klingon battlecruisers bear down on it. The Klingons begin firing photon torpedoes into the cloud, but are destroyed within moments by energy bolts launched by whatever lies inside. A Federation Starbase which is monitoring the battle calculates that the cloud is on a direct heading for Earth.
We switch to Vulcan where Spock, now retired from Starfleet, is undergoing the final rite in the Kolinahr discipline - the Vulcan ritual designed to purge any last traces of emotion. Spock refuses to accept Kolinahr at the last second - he is sensing incredibly powerful telepathic images from space, and they have triggered something within him. He leaves to pursue the images.
Meanwhile, Admiral Kirk arrives at Starfleet Headquarters for a meeting with Admiral Nogura. It's two and a half years after the end of the Enterprise's five year mission of exploration and Kirk is now an Admiral stuck in a desk job; the Enterprise is in the last stages of an eighteen month redesign and refit under her new Captain, Willard Decker. Kirk argues Nogura into giving him the Enterprise back, claiming that his familiarity with the ship and its crew make him the only choice for the mission to intercept the cloud. Despite the objections of Decker, Kirk assumes command and heads out of orbit after the arrival of some final crew members. One is McCoy, drafted back into the service against his wishes, the other Lieutenant Ilea - a Deltan who was once romantically involved with Decker.
Unfortunately, Kirk's bull-headedness quickly lands the Enterprise in trouble. He orders Scotty to use the warp drive before it is ready, resulting in a wormhole that nearly destroys the ship - only quick thinking by Decker saves them. Kirk must face up to the fact that he may not be what he once was...
The arrival of Spock helps matters; he has been monitoring the ship's transmissions and has solved the problems of the malfunctioning warp drive, allowing them to head out of the system and intercept the cloud in deep space.
As they reach the cloud it fires on the Enterprise, nearly destroying it, but some quick thinking by Spock lets them to communicate their peaceful intent and they are allowed to proceed into the cloud. In the centre they find a colossal vessel, tens of kilometres long. A probe from the ship abducts Ilea, returning an almost perfect copy in her place which is designed to act as a probe to investigate the ship and its crew. The Ilea-probe announces that it was sent by V'Ger, which is heading to Earth in order to find its creator.
As the alien ship draws closer to Earth Spock takes matters into his own hands. He steals a space suit and heads into the vessel's interior. He finds that the ship has been travelling through our galaxy for centuries, amassing colossal amounts of data by absorbing ships and even entire planets and storing perfect replicas within itself. Spock discovers an image of a planet of living machines - V'Gers home world. V'Ger is not a ship at all, but a living machine. Its knowledge spans the universe, and it is desperate to know what else there might be to learn.
As V'Ger approaches Earth the Ilea-probe announces that the carbon based life on the planet is interfering with its creator and preventing contact. It announces its intention to wipe out all life on the planet. Kirk plays a bluff, claiming that he knows why the creator will not respond but that he will only reveal this information to V'Ger directly. V'Ger allows this, bringing the Enterprise deep within itself. Kirk, McCoy, Spock and Decker head out with the Ilea-probe to meet V'Ger.
They find an old Earth space probe - Voyager 6, which fell into a black hole centuries ago. Voyager emerged across the galaxy where it was found by the machine planet. They built the huge vessel to allow Voyager to fulfil its functioning - learn everything which is learnable and return the information to the creator.
Kirk attempts to prove that Humans are V'Gers creator by sending a binary radio message ordering Voyager to transmit its information, but it burns out its radio circuit to prevent reception. V'Ger is determined that it will physically meld itself with a Human being in order to create a new life form which is capable of accessing higher levels of being.
Decker volunteers, and links himself directly to V'Gers computer brain. As Kirk and his officers retreat back to their ship Decker is transformed into a colossal pillar of light which rapidly consumes the entire bulk of V'Ger, leaving the Enterprise floating in orbit alone.
Back on the Enterprise, Spock speculates that they have witnessed the birth of a new life form - and possibly a future stage in their own evolution. Kirk lists Ilea and Decker as "missing", and orders the ship to head out of orbit to look for new adventures.
Oft referred to as "the slow motion picture", this film has about enough of a story to fill a one hour episode - not surprising as in many respects it's a remake of the TOS episode "The Changeling". The remainder of the time is filled with apparently endless special effects shots. There are other problems - TOS was full of bright vibrant colours while this film is all dreary pastel shades. The uniforms look simply awful - many fans compare them to pyjamas, with good reason. The film also takes itself too seriously - the humour which characterised the original series is gone, replaced by earnest and awe-filled expressions.
However, I think the film does have more going for it than most people claim. Many elements of post TOS Trek are established here - the opening music, the bumpy headed look of the Klingons, the refit Constitution and Klingon battlecruiser design, the Starfleet facilities in San Francisco, the orbital office structure, etc.. Although the effects are not a fitting substitute for plot, there is much to commend - photon torpedoes have never looked so fearsome as when the Klingons open up in the first couple of minutes of this film. Kirk and Scotty's flyby of the Enterprise is one of the most beautiful special effects scenes in cinema history, and V'Ger itself is awesome. And for the first and only time ever we get to see almost an entire ships crew assembled in one place, a scene which also makes it very clear that aliens are indeed not an unusual component of a Starfleet crew.
Ultimately, the film is disappointing. There are nuggets of gold in there, but you have to wade through a lot to find them. Had they cut thirty minutes or so out of it, it would have been a better film.
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Now you can get your pint-sized player in on the action, with this fun jungle-themed bowling set! Made with 100% organic cotton, all-natural dyes, and lush polyester fill, you won't find this giggle exclusive anywhere else. The adorable pins feature friendly animal faces and a target at each base for your little one to aim the plush bowling ball at, making it a perfect afternoon activity for babies and toddlers.
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Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (2010)
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News about Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (2010), including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 7, 2014
Federal appeals court panel reaffirms its ruling that BP is liable for federal Clean Water Act damages from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill; is latest setback for company as it fights court decisions that could bring $18 billion in penalties. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Federal District Court Judge Carl J Barbier, at hearing in New Orleans, rejects BP's request that it be allowed to claw back hundreds of millions of dollars it claims to have overpaid victims of 2010 Gulf Coast oil spill; extra money was paid out under old accounting method. MORE
Sep. 5, 2014
Federal Judge Carl J Barbier rules that BP was grossly negligent in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill; ruling opens possibility of $18 billion in new civil penalties for company that has already spent more than $28 billion on damage claims and cleanup costs while maintaining that it was not chiefly responsible for the accident; decision stands as a milestone in environmental law, and serves as warning for oil companies that continue to drill in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico. MORE
Sep. 3, 2014
Halliburton has reached $1.1 billion settlement with thousands of businesses, individuals and local governments that suffered losses from 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion; settlement represents small fraction of damages paid out by companies involved in the accident, but goes long way toward resolving Halliburton's exposure to liability claims. MORE
Aug. 2, 2014
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column observes that BP is being targeted by bogus class-action lawsuits in relation to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, and has filed motion to take case to Supreme Court; contends that company, initially generous in its compensation, has been forced to protect itself from illegitimate claims, raising question of how much sympathy should be felt for corporations that do enormous damage to environment and people's lives. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Judge Stanwood Duval Jr of the Eastern District Court of Louisiana orders new trial for former BP engineer Kurt Mix, who was convicted of deleting text messages relevant to an investigation of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill; ruling finds that outside information influenced jury's verdict. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Supreme Court rules that BP must continue paying claims from a fund established after the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill while the company appeals the terms of its settlement with some businesses. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Report from the Chemical Safety Board finds that another disastrous offshore oil well blowout could happen despite regulatory improvements following the 2010 explosion of a BP oil well in the Gulf of Mexico. MORE
May. 29, 2014
Appeals court panel rules that British oil company BP must resume paying claims to businesses from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill while BP asks Supreme Court to review its settlement. MORE
May. 22, 2014
BP says it will ask Supreme Court to decide whether businesses must prove they were directly harmed by 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill to collect payments from a 2012 settlement. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals refuses to reconsider earlier decision upholding the process by which BP must compensate businesses claiming damages over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill; BP had argued forcefully that settlement was hijacked by corrupt trial lawyers and claims administrators. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Team of scientists studying effect of Deepwater Horizon oil spill on bird populations in Gulf of Mexico estimates that 800,000 birds died in accident, number far higher than 3,000 recovered carcasses; number is based on models using publicly available data and assumes that ocean currents carried most carcasses away from site; BP has disputed number. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
BP announces it is ending what it terms 'active cleanup' of Louisiana's coast almost four years after Deepwater Horizon oil spill; Coast Guard officials stress that a more narrow cleanup response will continue, with crews remaining on Gulf Coast to respond to new reports of oil, and that responsible party will be held accountable for cleanup costs. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Op-Ed article by policy experts S Elizabeth Birnbaum and Jacqueline Savitz charges that Obama administration has taken few steps, in wake of 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill disaster in Gulf of Mexico, to prevent similar occurrence in future; holds drilling-related fiasco is likely to reoccur, and that prospect is exacerbated by expansion in offshore drilling and lag in safety technology; calls for increased safety measures and careful consideration of risks. MORE
Mar. 25, 2014
Study by team of marine scientists shows embryos of tuna and amberjack that were exposed to crude oil collected from Deepwater Horizon spill developed heart and other deformities that will likely kill some developing fish and shorten lives of others; findings, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, will be used in damage assessment against BP. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Federal appeals court Judge Leslie H Southwick rules that BP is bound by compensation agreement it signed with regard to 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill and must pay some gulf businesses for economic damage without their having to prove it was caused by the Deepwater Horizon disaster. MORE
Jan. 11, 2014
Federal appeals court upholds Judge Carl Barbier of Federal District Court's approval of company's multi-billion-dollar settlement with lawyers for businesses and residents who claim 2010 oil spill in Gulf of Mexico cost them money; BP has argued that judge had misinterpreted settlement terms in ways that would force it to pay for billions of dollars in inflated or false claims. MORE
Dec. 19, 2013
Kurt Mix, former engineer at BP, is found guilty of obstruction of justice for deleting messages during federal probe into how much oil leaked after Gulf of Mexico rig explosion; he is first of four current or former BP employees charged criminally for actions related to well blowout to be tried and convicted. MORE
Dec. 18, 2013
BP accuses Texas lawyer Mikal C Watts of fraudulently driving up its settlement costs in 2010 Gulf Coast oil spill by claiming to represent tens of thousands of clients who turned out to be 'phantoms.' MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Federal appeals court orders United States District Court Judge Carl J Barbier to reconsider his interpretation of a settlement with claimants who filed billions of dollars of claims against BP after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill disaster; order is partial victory for oil company. MORE
Sep. 30, 2013
Civil trial of British oil company BP is set to begin its second phase, with billions of dollars in penalties at stake; fines against company hang in the balance, and depend on the level of negligence that is determined and how much oil was spilled in 2010 Deepwater Horizon rig explosion; government will argue 4.2 million barrels of oil was discharged, and BP will counter number was closer to 2.45 million barrels. MORE
Aug. 20, 2013
Paul W Sammarco data analysis published in journal Marine Pollution Bulletin finds higher level of contamination than federal agencies found in water, sediment and seafood samples taken in 2010 after Deepwater Horizon drilling rig explosion in Gulf of Mexico; findings cast doubt on earlier sampling methods. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Op-Ed article by Stephen Teague, staff attorney at the Mississippi Center for Justice, contends that BP is engaged in an aggressive legal and public-relations campaign to limit how much it pays individuals and businesses for losses caused by 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill; calls on company to end its stall tactics and keep its promises to people of Gulf Coast. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
British oil giant BP plans to step up its defense against litigation stemming from 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill; company, which continues to endure financial fallout from disaster, says it will not back down against settlement claims it views as false; BP reports weaker-than-expected earnings. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column argues that plaintiff's lawsuit against BP for damages in wake of Gulf of Mexico oil spill is classic example of corrupt mass torts process that benefits lawyers more than any other group; notes company's initial decision to provide direct compensation to victims cut out lawyers altogether, threatening their business model. MORE
Jul. 26, 2013
Halliburton agrees to plead guilty to destruction of critical evidence after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010; oil services company will pay the maximum allowable fine of $200,000 and will be subject to three years of probation. MORE
Jul. 20, 2013
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column scores Louisiana Judge Carl J Barbier for denying BP's request to temporarily halt payments to those affected by 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill; argues BP has not been given fair day in court, citing shady backroom dealings among plaintiffs' lawyers that led to $7.8 billion in additional liability for company. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
BP tells federal appeals court that claims administrator misinterpreted terms of multibillion-dollar settlement reached in 2012 over Deepwater Horizon rig explosion, saying it has led to payouts for exaggerated and even fictitious losses; decision, along with billions in potential fines under Clean Water Act, will have strong impact on company's otherwise successful effort to turn around finances. MORE
Jul. 9, 2013
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column contends BP's effort to compensate victims of 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill has been corrupted by litigators bent on extracting as much money as possible from corporation, with many benefiting who were not affected by spill; warns if BP is not protected from meritless suits, other corporations will think twice before doing the right thing in wake of industrial accidents. MORE
Jun. 26, 2013
BP is placing full-page advertisements in New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post, as it mounts aggressive campaign to challenge what could be billions of dollars in settlement payouts to businesses after its 2010 oil spill in Gulf of Mexico; company asserts thousands of claims were for either inflated or nonexistent losses. MORE
Jun. 19, 2013
Op-Ed article by environmentalist Ben Raines proposes that one nickel of every dollar from BP-oil-spill fines be used to buy and protect coastal marshes and wetlands to help the Gulf of Mexico survive the next oil spill. MORE
May. 1, 2013
Louisiana Gov Bobby Jindal says BP has agreed to finance $340 million in restoration projects in Gulf of Mexico, part of $1 billion settlement company agreed to pay after 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. MORE
Apr. 23, 2013
Halliburton sets aside $637 million to settle some claims from 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill; reports first-quarter loss of $13 million, or 1 cent a share, compared with profit of $635 million, or 69 cents a share, in year-ago quarter; revenue rose 1.5 percent to $6.97 billion. MORE
Apr. 21, 2013
Florida files lawsuit against BP and cement contractor Halliburton over the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, becoming fourth state to seek damages for the 2010 disaster. MORE
Apr. 20, 2013
Mississippi becomes third state to sue BP over 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill following failed settlement bid. MORE
Apr. 6, 2013
Federal District Judge Carl Barbier in Louisiana rules that BP can proceed with its appeal of way a court-appointed administrator apportions payments for claims related to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. MORE
Mar. 20, 2013
Transocean chief Steven L Newman acknowledges in court that his crew should have done more to avert 2010 blowout at Deepwater Horizon oil rig in Gulf of Mexico. MORE
Mar. 16, 2013
BP asks federal court to temporarily halt claims paid out as business economic losses, saying many are 'fictitious' and 'absurd.' MORE
Feb. 28, 2013
Alan R Huffman, petroleum geophysicist, says in expert testimony that negligence of oil giant BP caused the 2010 explosion aboard Gulf of Mexico drilling rig that killed 11 workers and spilled millions of barrels of oil. MORE
Feb. 27, 2013
Lamar McKay, BP executive for North American operations at the time of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010, acknowledges in testimony that a well explosion had been identified as a risk before it happened; plaintiffs' lawyer suggests that the company's cost-cutting and risk-taking culture were at the heart of the explosion and spill that killed 11 workers and dumped millions of barrels of oil into the gulf. MORE
Feb. 26, 2013
BP finally faces off in court against an army of federal and state prosecutors, lawyers and even its contract partners over 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, contending that it alone should not shoulder blame for rig explosion that killed 11 workers and soiled beaches and marshes along Gulf Coast; opening arguments catalog BP's failures in disaster, but negotiators are said to be working on multibillion-dollar settlement. MORE
Feb. 25, 2013
Details of settlement emerge on eve of trial against BP stemming from 2010 drilling rig explosion in Gulf of Mexico; plan, worth total of $16 billion, would limit fines paid by BP under Clean Water Act to $6 billion, proposal that could help reduce its tax liability. MORE
Feb. 24, 2013
Justice Department and Gulf Coast states are reportedly trying to settle case against BP over damages related to 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill as civil trial is set to begin. MORE
Feb. 20, 2013
Collection of cases on 2010 Deepwater Horizon rig explosion and oil spill are headed for federal court, where BP faces tens of billions of dollars in civil claims that could cripple company for years to come; cases are expected to have broad effect on environmental law. MORE
Feb. 15, 2013
United States District Court Judge Jane Triche Milazzo in New Orleans approves Transocean's guilty plea and payment of $400 million in penalties for its role in the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil well blowout. MORE
Jan. 30, 2013
Federal Judge Sarah S Vance approves agreement between BP and Justice Department for company to plead guilty to 14 criminal charges and pay $4 billion in penalties for 2010 oil well blowout and spill in Gulf of Mexico that left 11 workers dead and destroyed hundreds of miles of shoreline. MORE
Jan. 4, 2013
Transocean, driller whose Deepwater Horizon rig blew out in 2010, causing a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, agrees to settle civil and criminal claims with the federal government for $1.4 billion. MORE
Dec. 22, 2012
Federal Judge Barl Barbier gives final approval to BP's settlement with people who lost money and property in 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. MORE
Nov. 29, 2012
Environmental Protection Agency temporarily bans BP from new federal contracts, citing company's 'lack of business integrity,' which it says was demonstrated by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon blowout and oil spill. MORE
Nov. 17, 2012
BP's agreement to plead guilty to 14 criminal charges and pay $4.5 billion in fines and other payments in connection with its 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico clears the way for Gulf Coast states to seek $20 billion or more in civil pollution penalties in negotiations that could be contentious. MORE
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BP to Cut Jobs as Price of Oil Falls
Faced by difficult market conditions, the British oil giant is to spend $1 billion on restructuring, a move that could eliminate thousands of jobs.
December 11, 2014, Thursday
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It is the latest loss for the company as it fights court decisions that could bring $18 billion in penalties.
November 7, 2014, Friday
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BP Earnings Fall 18% on Lower Oil Prices
The weak results at the Russian state-owned company Rosneft, in which BP holds a 20 percent stake, also contributed to the third-quarter decline.
October 29, 2014, Wednesday
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"The Great Invisible," a documentary by Margaret Brown, focuses on the everyday people whose lives were disrupted by the BP oil spill in 2010.
October 29, 2014, Wednesday
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Judge Denies BP's Request to Recoup Overpayments to Oil Spill Victims
At a hearing in Federal District Court in New Orleans, Judge Carl J. Barbier rejected BP's request that it be allowed to claw back the extra money paid out under an old accounting method.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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Oil Spill Penalty Will Hurt, but Not Cripple, BP
The British oil company faces up to $18 billion in civil penalties, but appeals and a growing cash flow could limit the damage to its bottom line.
September 6, 2014, Saturday
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BP May Be Fined Up to $18 Billion for Spill in Gulf
BP said it was not chiefly responsible for the blowout on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig, but on Thursday, a federal judge for the first time found that BP was indeed the primary culprit.
September 5, 2014, Friday
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Halliburton to Pay $1.1 Billion to Settle Damages in Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
The settlement, a fraction of the damages paid by companies involved in the accident, goes a long way toward resolving Halliburton's exposure to liability claims.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
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U.S. Government Sells 400,000 Acres in Gulf
The federal government has sold more than 400,000 acres in the Gulf of Mexico off the Texas coast for oil and gas exploration and development.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
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Claims Against BP
The lead counsel for the plaintiffs disagrees with Joe Nocera's criticism that some claims are "bogus."
August 9, 2014, Saturday
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Ruling on the 2010 Gulf of Mexico Oil Well Blowout
U.S. District Court Judge Carl J. Barbier ruled on Thursday that BP was grossly negligent in the oil rig explosion that killed 11 workers, spilled millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico and soiled hundreds of miles of beaches.
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American Folk Music could not be possible without the influence seen from cross-genres. When musicians that are known for rock music delve into the folk genre or world renowned artists want to go back to their roots to help the folk tradition stay alive, it strengthens folk music for all of us. This is the same recognition that is often forgotten with the many sponsors that make these festivals available to the masses today. We want to thank all of our sponsors this year that have come together in support of folk music.
All too often, we forget about our past and get caught up in our everyday lives. This is what causes us to forget about much of the folk music that has paved the way for the music of today. Without the help of our generous sponsors, we would not have been able to let our attendees hear any of these amazing folk musicians. We have a duty to keep folk music alive, but it can be nearly impossible without the help of others along the way.
This year was one of our first big successes of many. We were able to bring in hundreds of guests to our festival and allow them to experience a genre of music they either love or have never been able to hear before. It is a magical moment when a person hears a new form of music and we strive to make subsequent festivals even better than this years'. We have a duty to the musicians of the past to keep their tradition alive. We were able to do that this year and without the major backing from sponsors, our efforts may have been in vain.
Great activities were able to be presented this year that have never been possible in the past. We brought together many of the most famous names in American Folk Music for one big event that fans could easily congregate to. This has been an experience of a lifetime and one that we hope none of our attendees ever forget. With each festival, we always try to make the event bigger and better than the last. How will it be possible to top this year's event? We do not know the answer, but we do know that more people than ever before are starting to listen to American Folk Music thanks to the festival that has been deemed a success.
We deeply appreciate the help from each and every sponsor that allowed this event to be a major success. The willingness to help the community learn more about American Folk Music and join together in such a way that promotes our beloved genre so much would not be possible without sponsorship. We cannot do this alone and we hope that subsequent festivals will receive the same support as this year's has received. We sincerely hope that you will support us in our future endeavors and look forward to what the future holds for American Folk Music.