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Hi Amy. Your post tugs at my heart. :o) What a dear family. Very close friends of ours has a little one with DS. I remember holding him right after he was born. He is such a doll!ReplyDelete
I am scrap tripping along too. I posted one of my blocks just today. :o)
You're friends with that family? They totally tugged my heartstrings when I saw their story on the news. I have prayed almost non-stop since that story that the Russian government will continue to allow American's to adopt their special needs children.ReplyDelete
And I'm off to look at the scrappy trips tutorial. Because I need more UFO's in my life.
I agree,they give pattience and unconditional love.ReplyDelete
Great story, my niece just lost her 16 years old DS boy on January 6. DS children leave a very special place in your heart. Thanks for sharingReplyDelete
What a great Christmas present for the family and the child who got adopted, a new family! That was sweet of you to finish the quilt for them!ReplyDelete
I am Big Bossy Sister for my brother who is on Social Security Disability. He swallowed a penny when he was very young; it cut off the air to his brain and caused brain damage. Without family to watch over him, he would be one of those sad guys living under a bridge somewhere getting beat up for his money. So it comes to me.ReplyDelete
We have our moments, but I have learned to pick my battles and he has learned that he absolutely positively has to change the sheets on his bed every week and clean the toilet every week and mop the kitchen floor every week if he wants his allowance. He lives in my rental house right next door and is a good neighbor.
I love the She Devil hat - totally cool! It is an amazing story - I helped a friend here to adopt a little D.S. baby that was an amazing experience. These people with special needs enrich our lives in so many ways - my youngest is Autistic and each day brings something new - good and not so good but he was sent to me or rather chose me for a reason...I'm thankful that he is healthy and I'm thankful that he's mine.ReplyDelete
What a great story all-around... it was so kind of you to offer to do the quilt, and how wonderful that this family has actually chosen to adopt what others find "less than desirable". I'm sure they are rewarded everyday by the unconditional love they receive from those children!! A truly great story of unselfishness and compassion! Thanks for sharing something so personal and uplifting! :)ReplyDelete
I'm holding off on the scrappy time sucker right now as I try and finish my dad's Indie Star for his birthday on the 16th. I might have earmarked a bundle of fabric for it though. Possibly. Maybe. *ahem*ReplyDelete
Loving the wee Russian inspired quilt, and *everybody* needs a flaming sun visor!
Thank you so much for sharing this story with us. It has really made an impact on my day. As a teacher I have had children with ds come in and out of my life and just yesterday I was thinking of a special few and how much I missed them. I am in awe of this wonderful family and will be keeping them in my prayers.ReplyDelete
IN other news. I love the blocks! I think orange and/or brown would look a bit more vintage though my personal choice would be turquoise as that is always my choice. :) I can't wait to visit the scrap-a-long post and read more!
I do have plans for the Scrappy Trip Along. It looks like fun and a great way to use scraps.ReplyDelete
Wow !! What an amazing post in so many ways!! What wonderful people your neighbors are.....Love how the squares look!!!ReplyDelete
What a neat story. As for your scrappy tripalong I would use 30s fabrics to make it look vintage and maybe some flower sugar or American Jane fabric. I love what you have so far and think it will look great!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing that wonderful story, Amy! I'm sure that quilt will be treasured forever... And yes, I'm jumping on the scrappy trips bandwagon, because I think it will make a great and easy king-sized quilt for my own bed! Can't wait to start my first blocks tomorrow!ReplyDelete
Thank you for a wonderful post, Amy. You have the best eye for color, too. Those blocks are gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Our 18 yr old granddaughter has DS. She brings us such joy and love and has taught the whole family about unconditional love. This year she graduates from HS, we couldn't be prouder. And right now I have a pile of tee shirts marking everything from cheer leading, basketball, National Charity League, Church Baking, summer camp and a myriad of other activities waiting for me to make them into her Graduation quilt, so I know how much you have enjoyed helping a neighbor and how much you love your bils!ReplyDelete
Beautiful post Amy, thank you so much for sharing. What a blessing you've been to your neighbour, and your neighbours in turn to their gorgeous girls from Russia.ReplyDelete
My brother and his wife waited 6 years (years!!) to adopt their little girl H from Ethiopia - and that was after a 2 year governmental-assessment process - so, 8 years all up. Adopting internationally from Australia is such a prolonged process. It breaks my heart, as there are so many children waiting to become a part of someone's family, who in turn are desperately waiting for them. Thanks so much for sharing your neighbour's story.
That's a fab pic of your husband and one of his brothers too. His new visor will get lots of jealous looks!! Cat x
Thank you so much for this beautiful post. You know that adoption is very close to my heart since my own two darlings are adopted and I believe that every single child should have a forever family. Many happy blessings to your newest neighbor.ReplyDelete
What a neat post Amy! That little quilt is so sweet. And you're trippy! I'm SOOOO tempted -- just trying to decide if I should abandon my UFO goals so soon into the new year LOL!ReplyDelete
You're awesome Amy! I love that quilt top you finished...looks so great. And what a sweet story :)ReplyDelete
And we totally avoid the twitter scene, is that so bad?? You may need to show us the ropes sometime! Love your start!
Love this post. First off the Russian quilt is very sweet. Binding it was probably fun. I don't mind binding at all. I enjoy it. And as for the viral project, I've succumbed myself. Sadly last night I worked on it. Sew fun! I'm glad. But seriously I have SO many projects going on. I get what you're talking about. I should be working on a pattern for a quilt that came back from the quilter. Anyway, loved seeing the photo of your brother-in-laws too. Your MIL is an example to me and I'm so grateful to have met her and know of the positive experiences in your family. Lizzy is a wonderful baby and we love her so much. Thanks for being you.ReplyDelete
Once one of my neighbors saw my sewing room in my basement and asked me if I ran a store out of my home. Talk about embarrassing... I think she seriously thought I was a crazy hoarder.... :)ReplyDelete
Great post! I love the visor. As a biological parent of a son with Down Syndrome and an adoptive mother of a typical child--thank you for writing a lovely post regarding both topics. Congratulations to your neighbors on their newest addition to their family. What a blessing for all of them.ReplyDelete
Wow, Amy, you really are a great writer. Thanks for sharing this lovely story and for being a part of this amazingly helpful quilting/blog community.ReplyDelete
People who take care of special needs children are angels for sure.
I am one of the #scrappytripalong sheep too. Mine is waiting to be quilted as soon as my backing fabric arrives.
Love your color combo! I have two tops to complete before I can try the scrappy trip along and the anticipation is driving me crazy! :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for your comments - they make my day! I try to respond to as many as my 'mommy' time allows, but life sometimes gets in the way. Please know how much I appreciate each of them.
I apologize for the current comment settings that require a registered user account. They are the only way that I don't get tons of gross spam. I'm hoping Blogger will make a way where people who are not registered users, but would like to leave a comment can do so. Please, Blogger! In the mean time, thanks for your patience.
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Congratulations on having your quilt in the book, it's beautiful! Lots of eye candy at Marmalade Fabrics! What a neat idea to have the two fabric bundles, a different color each month going around the color wheel, love it!ReplyDelete
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I love this website! I love the fabrics ranging from purple to eggplant as well as their color wheel bundle of the month club, brilliant!!ReplyDelete
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So much to chose from at Marmalade Fabrics, but I keep coming back to Flea Market Fancy. It's something I've been wanting for a while now.ReplyDelete
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Love her sales and Florrence looks beautiful!! Would love to win a copy of your book and the reds to make your quilt. Just in LOVE with it since you posted about it. Thanks!!ReplyDelete
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I love the aqua prints bundle.ReplyDelete
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I love that shop! I have joined Tammy for her trip around the colour wheel, but I have to say, her linens get me every time. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I don't think my first comment made it in...I love that you can search by color at Marmalade. Makes it easy to shop. I would love to win!ReplyDelete
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Another beautiful quilt. I like the idea of Color bundles and the wheel of color at Marmalade fabrics and the fabric called Carnaby street groovy vibes citrus - what a name!ReplyDelete
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I'm really digging the Florence Fat Quarter Bundle. My hubby says I need to make a set of lap quilts for our livingroom next, in 'non-girly' colours. This looks like a nice compromise! Also, I had no idea they had so many Kona solids - what a great resource!ReplyDelete
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Love the low volume bundle!ReplyDelete
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Thanks, Amy and Marmalade Fabrics for a super awesome giveaway. My favorite is definitely the Color Wheel monthly bundles! I'm really into stash building right now, so that appeals to me the most, although there were lots of other fabulous things as well.ReplyDelete
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Your quilt is lovely. I adore red/white/blue quilts! And I love this book!ReplyDelete
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plus the sketches and the background , i have folders almost 1inch thick becouse of all the sketches and the manny layers of the cells itselfOriginally Posted by galaxy warrior
Originally Posted by AnnnaMot
my favorite part about the folders is seeing all the dates and having all the people who worked on it. who signed and dated all the steps in the creation process
plus the sketches and the background , i have folders almost 1inch thick becouse of all the sketches and the manny layers of the cells itselfOriginally Posted by galaxy warrior
I own 1 cel, but I can't take a picture of it at the moment
just send it to me ill take a picture of it and send it back okOriginally Posted by He-Lurker
does anyone have any cels from the amimated commercial pre-toon? ive only seen three. he-man close-up, skeletor in greyskulls chair, and i wanna say someone manning the castle guns but i cant seem to remember right now. but id love to see some more of those.
Do a search for he-man at rubberslug.com there is one of Skeletor's face.
Honestly I dunno why people like this commercial... really rotten animation!
most animation from thats time and before was crappy. it was right before one of the grestest booms ever. i personally like that the look is more like the early comic than of the cartoon that followed.
I was once offered this cel from the commercial, as I recall the seller wanted something like $500 for it. I was befuddled as to who would pay that kind of money for such a thing... I guess it is a cool piece of animation history though.Originally Posted by galaxy warrior
i dont think that ever came out as a commercial , i think that was the plan but it was dropedOriginally Posted by grizzlor
Tempting...... but I'll have to pass I'll probably be able to post a pic next week. I remember someone on these forums having a cel in the same sequence as mine. It was framed and it's a medium shot of He-Man removing his sword from his back with a serious look on his face.Originally Posted by AnnnaMot
Would it look anything like this one of Annnamots?
dude that was me ,that cel was the 1st one i both where i met Lou and had him sign the celOriginally Posted by He-Lurker
Awesome, that's the one!! The one I have his face and eyes are a little different... probably just a few frames plus or minus, but that's it! Cool stuff! Do you know what episode it is from?
give me a week or so to find it , ill get it for youOriginally Posted by He-Lurker
Awesome, you're the best!Originally Posted by AnnnaMot
(Off Topic: Are those Pinocchio and Aladdin cels production cels? If so, WOW! )
Last edited by He-Lurker; June 18, 2005 at 05:27am.
there sericels indevidualy numberd , Aladdin is 84 out of 100 and pinocchio is ? of 5000Originally Posted by He-Lurker
I picked up this fun pan cel recently from episode 7 - Curse of the Spellstone
Originally Posted by grizzlor
thanks. i hadnt seen this one
ask and you shall recive , whallaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Episode 93 this is the 4 one i have from the same frameOriginally Posted by He-Lurker
three more for the road
Originally Posted by galaxy warrior
I have never seen any of the cells before now! Do you know where I can find pictures of the ones you mentioned?
because it's a piece of He-story Thanks for the tip, that skeltor is pretty cool looking!Originally Posted by grizzlor
Originally Posted by grizzlor
'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments" (Matthew 22:36-40).
Hey , i just found that:Originally Posted by grizzlor
(thanks to Coucou.84 member for the scan/ source: Old French Magazine/ Coucou.84's website with a lot of scans: http://www.abcdsite.com/divers/pif_motu/)
Last edited by TOKYONEVER; June 30, 2005 at 07:21pm.
thank you for pointing that out TOKYONEVER!
'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments" (Matthew 22:36-40).
Originally Posted by LORD FALLEN ELDOR
If i have a good memory, theses cels come from the First TV commercial for the Grayskull Castle playset (maybe end 1982)
I remember have seen that when i was a kid.
One part of this publicity is animated and other is real with some kids playing with toys
But i dont find on internet
Originally Posted by TOKYONEVER
thanks thats awesome.


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An additive foray for stories, pictures and information about the ancestry and descendants of the James Family. Remember to wear your helmet, drink plenty of fluids, and enjoy yourself. The research on this blog and on Ancestry.com is for me, my children, my grandchildren, future generations and anyone else who is interested. The family unit is the most important organization in time and eternity.
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Nancy Moytoy of the Wolf Clan (born ca. 1683)
Daughter of Amatoy Moytoy 1683 - 1741 My 8g GrandmotherNancy Moytoy of the Wolf Clan (born ca. 1683) was a member of the Cherokee/Shawnee Moytoy-Carpenter dynasty. She was the eldest daughter of the Cherokee chief Moytoy I of Chota and the mother of Attacullaculla. She was the wife of Moytoy III (Savannah Tom Carpenter), who was Attacullaculla's father, and later to his adopted brother Moytoy IV (Raven of Chota Carpenter). Her mother was Quatsy of Tellico, of the Wolf Clan.
Nancy Moytoy was the daughter of Chief Amatoya Moytoy I, she married White Owl Raven who was a captive Algonquin,and who was adopted into the clan, and raised by another Cherokee Woman named Nancy.
Children of Nancy Moytoy and White Owl Raven:
1. Chief Attakullakulla-born 1708 in Seivers Island,Tn and died May 1777,In Natchestown, NC which is now Tennessee.
2. Killaneca the Buck-born 1712,Tellico,TN- 1761, Cherokee, TN
3. Killaque Raven- born 1714-Tellico,TN- died 1757-TN
4. Tame Doe Raven, born 1716,Cherokee Nation,TN died 1760,Cherokee, TN
5. Betsy Owl Raven, born 1730,Cherokee Nation,TN died May 1777, Alabama
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Note that Cherokee Chief Dragging Canoe is also listed as a son of Chief Attakullakulla. Attakullakulla apparently signed the Treaty of Sycamore Shoals, ceding parts of Cannatuckahoe (Kentucky) to the Colonials, or early United States. His son, Dragging Canoe, also known as The Canoe, left the Sycamore Treaty Grounds, refused to sign, and went on the warpath from Kentucky for years.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 11, 2010 at 6:50 PM
I belong to this lineage and was wondering if maybe I could have someone contact me I have some questions my email address is email@example.com or my facebook is Kathy Pippen Turner any help would be appreciatedReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 17, 2010 at 1:35 PM
I love studying my ancestry thru Moytoy and SuGhi and I find more info all the time. I was thrilled to find Moytoys parents and grandparents.I was also suprised to find out that they were Euros. The Native bloodline finds its way back in thru some Cherokee and Shawnee spouses. Its a great history, there are a lot of different takes on it but Im just proud to be who and what I am always.Its so exciting to make new discoveries . I love to think we are breathing air they all breathed and their blood pulses like fire thru our veins.I pray that our heritage, our culture and languages never die. I am from the line of Elizabeth McDaniel and James Thomas Essary.ReplyDeleteReplies
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One version of Moytoy, Maytoy, Maytoya, Maytog, Maytag, etc, is the Cherokee spelling: Mo'Doi or similar spellings. This confirms traditional Cherokee stories and the fact of the Cherokee Maytoy line is provable up until this very day, including the Doublehead and other lines related to Maytoy like Aaron Redbird Brock. Europeans married into the line, but are not the the origin of the line. The same is true for various links to the Cherokee Emperor(s)lines connected to the Cherokee Uku and Uchi (Yuchi) and Natchez(Natchers) and Indian American Sun Emperor lines with ties to somewhat like the Aztec related to the Toltec (Tali)and Taki (Tackett)Cherokee lines. Indians are the origin of the lines.ReplyDelete
Axchuse my anglish in the above posting, the point is that the Cherokee Indian, and Native American Cherokee and various relatives from full blood to major and minor bloods, are very real then and now, including Doublehead (Doublhead and Head and other spelllings)family lines linked to the Maytoy (Mo'Doi)lines.ReplyDelete
"Anonymous" - small world. I'm from the line of Elizabeth McDaniel and James Thomas Essary also. My last name, as a matter of fact, is Essary. I like you am fascinated by the blood that runs in our veins and hope to honor those that went before us by my words and actions.ReplyDeleteReplies
i am the great gransdson of minnie essary 1879 , found out she is a direct descendant of ama do ya moytoy , my grand mother was mary dedie franks ,but her mother was minnie essaryDelete
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O si yo I hear your words and admire your work.ReplyDelete
Chief Night Wolf Relative if your words are correct. Wolf Clan Cherokee, upper Cumberlands Tn.WBCI.ORG THE WOODLAND BAND OF CHEROKEE INDIANS
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Throughout the history of man, it has always been in our blood to travel, take long voyages, and explore new territories of land on Earth. Just about every man, woman, and child living on this planet today, has that curiosity inside of them and we always want to see what is on the other side. Now that we have made it to the 21st century without destroying our race with disease, nuclear weapons, or other things that could put us back into the caveman days. We have just about went to all of the corners of the Earth and there is only a few remote pieces of land we haven't stepped foot on and the bottoms of our oceans are still a bit of a mystery, but we have conquered Mother Earth for the most part. The only other direction we have left is up and space will be man's next and biggest challenge ever, when it comes to feeding this curiosity we have about the moons, stars, and other planets; which do exist in our solar system.
Yes, the next big Lewis & Clark adventure will take place in outer space and we already have a lot of good technology in place, that is making space travel possible in the first part of our new millennium. While the space program was invented in the 20th century and very much operational then too, it's really not that big of a story; when it comes to our abilities to travel away from the Earth in the 21st century. However, only highly trained astronauts and space people were getting the chance to leave the planet and go where very few other men and women have gone before. If you wanted to travel to space in the 20th century, you would have had to complete a high level of education courses and training for the chance to go. The overall numbers are still relatively low for those who have traveled to space compared to the 8+ billion people on our planet who hasn't been beyond Earth's gravitational field yet.
Other than a few other high-tech countries, the main launching pad for space travel has always been reserved for the men and women working with NASA. If you ever wanted to go or had dreams about traveling to outer space, you were going to have to get NASA's permission; not to mention the use of their technology and space shuttles to get you there.
Today the study and technological advancements for outer space and space travel come from a variety of really smart people, private companies, the military for various countries, and the wealthy citizens of the World. All of these modern sources are contributing things and ideas to the astrological equations; which could make traveling to space a real possibility for more than just NASA employees and astronauts.
I find it interesting at the number of wealthy men living in our country and in other parts of the world and how a lot of these filthy rich men want to make the trip into space one day. The 21st century is going to create multiple space vehicles, for multiple paths into the open space that is beyond Earth's furthest atmosphere from her ground. Some of these billionaires will still be young enough to make the trip and most of them will get a chance to conquer one of the last thing's in their life, they haven't conquered yet, because you figured most challenges they have over came to be so rich now.
I haven't made up my mind yet, if given the opportunity by NASA or a private space travelling company, if I would choose to go. I can tell you one thing for certain. If I had a few million dollars in the bank; then there is no way in the World I would think about travelling to outer space. Why risk it? I know for the rich people out there, they have always had everything they needed or wanted in life (for the most part). I don't have dreams about taking trips to space, but I do have plenty of dreams and desires of being rich enough, so money wasn't an issue in my life. I know they say the more money you have, the more problems that come with it. Well I have lived the life of a poor man for almost 4 decades now and the problems I have had to face in life hasn't been a bowl of cherries. I would like to be given the opportunity to face those rich man's problems and the ones that come with having a lot of money. I can't even for one second see how any of those problems would even come close to the everyday problems and real life struggles I have today. So my dream is a simple one. I could make a million dollars last for the rest of my life. I actually figured it out to a smaller number and came up with 680,000 dollars. If I was given or won 680,000 dollars; then I would be able to do enough online work to put with my monthly interest I would earn on that sum of money and could sail through life a million times better than now! Guaranteed!
Now getting back to the trips to outer space. How much would you be willing to spend or what lengths would you go through, just to have the chance to make a trip to space one time? Instead of charging a price for a ticket to space, it looks like the private companies are posing these questions to the men and women, who really want to fly into space one day. The trips to space for common people is going to be a bidding war or work much like an auction does. The ones who have the biggest bank accounts, will be the ones getting those first seats into the dark and never-ending reaches of outer space. I don't really have a problem with that. Obviously there is going to be a lot more people wanting to go; than these spaceships have the seating capacity for. So something would have been needed to make it a fair chance for all. Money does not equal power, so letting the ones willing to pay the most, is a fair way to choose passengers for space and using money would be in the best interest of these private flights to space companies.
I do look forward to seeing average people making these trips to space. I know most of us should see at least one person we know, go to space in our lifetimes. It's going to be that common, where a conversation will take place at the water cooler and each employee will have known a neighbor, a relative, a former employee, a friend, or someone who has signed up and taken one of these private trips, toward the stars of the pitch dark sky, which we simply know as outer space. As far as we know, this is truly man's last frontier…


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WASHINGTON - Make room, D.C. United.
The District will have a second pro soccer team when a new eight-team women's soccer league kicks off in 2013.
"There's a little bit of that 'this might-be-too-good-to-be-true' type of feeling," says Chris Hummer, general manager for the new women's team coming to D.C. For the past two seasons, Hummer served as the general manager of the D.C. United Women's team, which played in the W-League.
D.C. will maintain a team of amateur reserves in the W-League, but it will no longer play under the D.C. United brand name.
The organization released a statement, which says, in part: "While we need to go in a different direction for brand reasons, we expect to maintain close ties in continuing to work together for the good of the game at all levels."
On Wednesday, the new team name is expected to be revealed during an event at the AMC Tysons Theaters at the Tysons Corner Center in McLean, Va. The announcement is scheduled at 6:45 p.m.
That is, if the team is given clearance.
"We have a name that we want to use, but we're still in the process of getting it cleared for use," Hummer says.
Game tickets will also be on sale that evening, though there are no games scheduled yet.
The league itself also has yet to be named. Discussions about forming it began after this year's Summer Olympic Games, according to league officials.
Along with D.C., Boston, New Jersey, Western New York, Chicago, Portland, Seattle, and Kansas City, Mo., will also have teams. The eight cities were chosen out of 11 that applied to join the league.
The U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) will be the governing body. The Canadian Soccer Association (CSA) and the Mexican Football Federation (MFF) will work as partners, supplying both financial and player support.
"U.S. Soccer will, essentially, run the front office of this league," says Sunil Gulati, U.S. Soccer Federation president.
Each team is expected to have a roster of about 24 players, although officials acknowledge that could fluctuate if players take time to participate in other leagues.
The signing of high-profile players, such as the U.S.'s Abby Wambach and Hope Solo, will be negotiated between teams and players.
"We're pretty confident that a lot of the top players are going to want to play here in Washington," Hummer says. "There's a rich history of soccer here."
Each team will have players from the U.S., Canadian and Mexican national teams.
The USF will fund 24 American players in the league. The MFF will fund a minimum of 12 Mexican national players in the league.
"The Canadian Soccer Association will commit to fund 16 of our national team players," says Victor Montagliani, president of the CSA.
Officials of this new U.S. pro league believe that spreading out the financial burden will give their league longevity.
"If one wants to view those three federations being the government, we're subsidizing the private sector here to try to make this sustainable," Gulati says.
Gulari has also suggested that player salaries will be reigned in. He hinted during the official conference call that some players won't be able to rely solely on their in-season salaries to support themselves year-round and may need part-time jobs in the offseason to make ends meet.
Poor financial management has been cited as one reason two previous women's leagues have failed. The Women's Professional Soccer (WPS) League folded earlier this year after its seven-team league debuted in 2009.
The first all-pro league, the Women's United Soccer Association (WUSA), lasted only from 2000-2003.
The season in the new league will consist of a 22-game schedule. It's expected to start in either March or April and run through September or October.
D.C.'s team will play at the SoccerPlex in Germantown, Md.
Fans can expect a family friendly atmosphere, Hummer says.
"Our goal is to be profitable, and have a legacy for pro women's soccer here," he says.
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Eight-year-old Nikolai Johnstone, of North Berwick, who was sucking on a candy cane from Poppy Seeds Studios, said the sirens and the candy were his favorite part of the parade.
His mother, Cedar Lukacs, 35, said she has gotten a chance to get some holiday shopping done for her children, after visiting Poppy Seeds Studios, Kiddies Corner, and Thrift Boutique.
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I use the 8 position bed lounger for back pain management. It seems to be very helpful in relieving the back pain and tension in general and I am very pleased that it is comfortable and easy to use. You can use it in many different ways to suit your needs. I haven't tried any of the comparable but more expensive products on the market but this is working well for me and it seems to be of very high quality.
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This product is a real must in my home
By Serge
from Deerfield Beach, FL
I loved so much the one I ordered for my condo, that I ordered one for my home and one for my chalet... My nights are no more nightmsre with this product.
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Hunter Hayes On Love And Heartbreak
Dating doesn't always come easyeven when you've been nominated for three Grammy's! Country crooner and mega cutie Hunter Hayes let his guard down and shared with Seventeen everything he's learned about love.
By Emily Laurence
Willing To Take A Risk For Love
17: What about "Heartbreak"? Is that song about a specific girl too?
Hunter: Yeah, it definitely is. It was my attempt to twist the saying be mine into something almost borderline depressing. If youre going to be somebodys heartbreak, be mine.
Basically what I was thinking was, I get that this relationship probably wont work and its a bit lofty of me to dream about you and I being together. But on the off-chance that it does work, Id like to be the one who fought for it and believed in it.


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Diane Brush Mesh Rollers 11/16"- 12 pack
Based on 1 Review
Evelyn D.Everyday RollerI had a long time looking for these rollers. They make durable shapes to my hair. I love them!2 out of 3 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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