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Tea Party Movement
News about Tea Party Movement, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 24, 2014
House investigation into Internal Revenue Service's denials and delays of tax exemption applications by Tea Party groups does not show coordination between agency and Obama administration officials. MORE
Dec. 20, 2014
Treasury Sec Jacob J Lew declares profitable end to banking and automobile bailout that began during administration of Pres George W Bush with final sale of stock from General Motors' former finance arm; debate over government programs, which were designed to prevent economic collapse, had triggered political movements on both right and left, including Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street. MORE
Nov. 26, 2014
Pres Obama's decision to issue executive order granting immunity to millions of illegal immigrants is providing blast of new energy for Tea Party, movement whose central mission has become blocking immigration overhaul. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Republican establishment pumped tens of millions of dollars into defeating Tea Party candidates in midterm primary season, but now Republicans appear ready to bring some conservative rebels back into the fold on immigration overhaul. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Op-Ed article by scholar Curtis Wilkie contends that Tea Party is on a roll across the South, having mounted major primary challenges in several states; maintains movement's success raises question of whether Southern voters will reject appeal of nativism and populism that has won over the regions so often before. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column asserts that Chamber of Commerce's one-sided support of Republicans has backfired, resulting in election to Congress of anti-business Tea Party candidates and alienation of pro-business Democrats; notes that chamber seems to have amended its strategy for 2014, supporting more moderate Republicans and even one Democrat. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
Federal judge allows lawsuit by 10 Tea Party groups to move forward against Internal Revenue Service, rejecting request by federal government to dismiss all allegations that the agency subjected conservative groups to additional scrutiny. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Suicide of Mark Mayfield, Mississippi Tea Party founder, has deepened enmity left by the divisive primary runoff between Sen Thad Cochran and State Sen Chris McDaniel; Mayfield, a lawyer, was charged along with three others in conspiracy to break into private nursing home and photograph Cochran's wife, Rose, who has long suffered from dementia. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Campaign of Mississippi State Sen Chris McDaniel formally files legal notice that it will contest results of June 24 Republican Senate runoff against Sen Thad Cochran; Washington Republicans are concerned that if conservative outrage in Mississippi spreads, some Tea Party voters in other states where the Republican establishment's candidate has prevailed could stay home in November. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Mississippi State Senator Chris McDaniel may actually have greater political influence in wake of his failed bid to unseat incumbent Sen Thad Cochran in Republican primary bid for House seat; many of McDaniel's most outspoken Tea Party contemporaries have successfully influenced campaigns by working for outside groups or as radio program hosts. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Mark Mayfield, Tea Party leader in Mississippi, commits suicide, adding somber note to escalating feud in long and bitter Republican primary fight between Sen Thad Cochran and his Tea Party challenger State Sen Chris McDaniel; Mayfield had been accused of being part of a conspiracy to photograph Rose Cochran, Cochran's wife, in the Mississippi nursing home where she lives. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Tea Party activists, rallying from defeat by Sen Thad Cochran in Mississippi, proclaim intention to win Senate seat in Tennessee; hope little-known state representative Joe Carr can oust Republican incumbent Lamar Alexander, former governor and a two-time presidential candidate; Carr is a self-described underdog who has attacked efforts to overhaul nation's immigration laws. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Sen Thad Cochran wins in Mississippi Republican primary runoff against State Sen Chris McDaniel; Cochran receives unusual support from African-American voters and other Democrats and defeats Tea Party in state where the movement's hopes were bright. MORE
Jun. 25, 2014
Editorial criticizes Tea Party Republicans for their odd quest to shut down the Export-Import Bank of the United States; contends agency helps American businesses sell their goods abroad, and shutting it down would cause American companies to lose billions of dollars in overseas orders. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Congressional Memo; given the long-shot of a Democratic victory in Mississippi Senate race, attention has shifted to the potential impact of a larger Tea Party caucus should Republicans capture the Senate; Republican lawmakers and party operatives worry that election of mavericks like Chris McDaniel, who is trying to unseat Sen Thad Cochran in Mississippi, could make a difficult governing environment almost impossible by expanding the ranks of Republican senators who are willing to defy the party leadership. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Republican Sen Thad Cochran's campaign is taking unlikely step of trying to entice black voters to decide Mississippi primary contest against Tea Party-backed challenger Chris McDaniel; appealing to black voters may be the only path to victory left to Cochran in order to win runoff election. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Rep Eric Cantor's loss to Tea Party-backed David Brat in Virginia primary has spurred business leaders to mobilize to preserve their clout in Congress; many businesses fear the loss of their strongest champions on Capitol Hill and are uneasy over what they see as especially hostile strain of anti-corporate populism growing within conservative movement and the Republican Party. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Defeat of Rep Eric Cantor in Virginia primary is energizing backers of Mississippi State Sen Chris McDaniel, Tea Party-backed candidate who has upended state's Republican order by forcing Sen Thad Cochran into a runoff; conservative groups are intensifying their activity in Mississippi, where McDaniel has done well with connecting to voters among whom suspicion of Washington runs deep. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Unexpected defeat of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor by David Brat in Virginia Republican primary is igniting fears in Republican Party that divisiveness and in-fighting will hinder policy-making and 2016 presidential prospects; upset comes as reminder that Tea Party-versus-establishment feud, thought to be near resolution, is still raging. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
News analysis; primary defeat of House Republican majority leader Rep Eric Cantor has torn apart the Republican leadership; Cantor's political demise will pull top echelons of the House even further to the right and most likely doom any ambitious legislation through the next presidential election; Tea Party conservatives are likely to be emboldened by victory of Cantor's opponent David Brat. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column criticizes Tea Party campaign to eliminate the Export-Import Bank; argues there is no reason to oppose an agency that promotes exports and American jobs while contributing to revenue; holds push, led by Rep Jeb Hensarling, points up the ideological absurdity of the far-right and could endanger one of the most useful government agencies. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
Strong showing of Tea Party favorite Chris McDaniel in Mississippi's Republican primary race for Senate offers Democrats the opportunity to highlight his controversial views; McDaniel, whose showing in primary will force a runoff against incumbent Sen Thad Cochran, has made incendiary remarks about women, immigration and homosexuality, the kind of baggage the party is eager to shed as it seeks to win over female and minority voters. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column calls Mississippi's primary election results are some of most dramatic and confusing of season; notes voters dealt blow to Republican Sen Thad Cochran in favor of Tea Party favorite Chris McDaniel, vocal critic of wasteful government spending; says McDaniel's platform and support of it are questionable, given that federal spending accounts for 46 percent of Mississippi's revenue. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Mississippi's Republican primary race for Senate between incumbent Thad Cochran and Tea Party favorite Chris McDaniel is the purest distillation this year of the nationwide Tea Party-establishment battle in the Republican Party, but it is also a vivid illustration of how, yet again, one-party rule is shaping politics in the Deep South. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
Republican leaders, following series of victories for party's establishment wing in 2014 primaries, are considering tough tactics to head off further attacks from the Tea Party; final electoral contest comes in Mississippi's primary, where Sen Thad Cochran faces Tea Party-aligned State Sen Chris McDaniel. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column lists lessons learned from primary elections in Texas and Mississippi; notes that low voter turnout allowed for Tea Party comeback in election for Texas lieutenant governor and for debate over oldest member of Mississippi Congress. MORE
May. 29, 2014
Feud between Republican Party establishment and the Tea Party has engendered more whimpers than war cries so far; notable exception is in Mississippi, where primary opponent Chris McDaniel's campaign to unseat Senator Thad Cochran has become the nastiest in nation. MORE
May. 28, 2014
Sen Dan Patrick of Texas, outspoken politician who has received widespread Tea Party support, wins Republican runoff for lieutenant governor, defeating longtime incumbent David Dewhurst; easy win illustrates continuing power of the Tea Party in the state. MORE
May. 26, 2014
Tea Party-supported candidates in Texas appear poised for further gains after strong showing in Republican primaries in March, including ousting three term Lt Gov David Dewhurst and pushing Republican-dominated Legislature further right; results show that party, embattled elsewhere, still holds considerable sway in Texas. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column argues true legacy of the Tea Party is not yet clear; holds that movement mobilized a large number of previously apolitical citizens, but that it has not yet found a worthy leader to focus its wide-ranging energies; surveys field of potential Tea Party candidates for the 2016 presidential election. MORE
May. 22, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column notes results of primary elections all over country, including victory of Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell in Kentucky and defeat of several Tea Party candidates; says Republican establishment is essentially left to celebrate victory of boring right-wing candidates over crazy right-wing candidates. MORE
May. 21, 2014
Sen Mitch McConnell of easily wins Kentucky's Republican Senate primary over Tea Party opponent Matt Bevin; victory sets up one of most serious tests of his political career, general election matchup against Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes; McConnell's victory comes on day when, in many high-profile primary contests across five other states, establishment Republicans came out on top over Tea Party challengers. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Resumes of Ben Sasse, who won the Republican Senate primary in Nebraska, and Tom Cotton, who is challenging Democratic Sen Mark Pryor in Arkansas, do not exactly fit the profile of populists; men have a lot in common--Ivy League advanced degrees, tours in management consulting and both are running as common-man conservatives from the heartland under the banner of the Tea Party. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Conservatives claim victory in Nebraska, where Tea Party-backed candidate Benjamin E Sasse wins Republican nomination in Senate race, defeating both of his top challengers, Sid Dinsdale and Shane Osborn. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Struggle within Tea Party movement is playing out vividly in Nebraska, which will hold a Republican Senate primary between former State Treasurer Shane Osborn and Ben Sasse, president of Midland University; state Tea Party activists have found themselves battling national Tea Party donor groups as they seek to support Osborn. MORE
May. 3, 2014
Tea Party candidate Matt Bevin's efforts to unseat Kentucky Sen Mitch McConnell have faltered as McConnell enjoys surge in popularity; Tea Party groups had hoped that Bevin could score upset based on McConnell's low approval ratings and state's anti-government mood. MORE
Apr. 21, 2014
Challenge by moderate Republican Art Moore for conservative Republican Rep Tom McClintock's Fourth Congressional District seat in California is drawing anger from members of the Tea Party; challenge is an unusual one, as contested Republican primaries for House and Senate typically feature conservative challengers, backed by motivated Tea Party members, against moderate incumbents. MORE
Apr. 12, 2014
Tea Party class of 2010 is shaping up to be problematic for Republican Party, even though the 2016 elections may be far off; challenges raise real possibility that party could seize control of both houses of Congress in 2014, only to lose it two years later as Democrats reclaim some of the seats lost in Tea Party wave. MORE
Apr. 10, 2014
House Republicans formally ask Attorney Gen Eric H Holder Jr to begin a criminal investigation of Lois Lerner, the former Internal Revenue Service official caught up in the scandal over political targeting of Tea Party groups. MORE
Apr. 5, 2014
Tea Party's failure to field a strong challenger to South Carolina Sen Lindsey Graham highlights fact that it has had trouble finding candidates to take out incumbents; while group has had success nudging the Republican Party to the right with the implicit threat of primaries, it has only been able to seriously compete with one of eight Republican senators who are up for re-election in midterms. MORE
Mar. 9, 2014
Republicans are challenging conservative advocacy groups head on in aggressive effort to undermine their credibility in 2014 midterm elections; goal is to deny them any Senate primary victories, cut into their fund-raising and diminish them as future force in Republican politics. MORE
Mar. 6, 2014
Republican primaries for 2014 midterm elections in Texas underscore rightward shift in the party; while establishment candidates in some of the top races were successful, Tea Party candidates won in several down ballot races. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Establishment Republican leaders in Texas defeat challengers from the right in statewide primary election, as conservatives inspired by Sen Ted Cruz largely fail to topple mainstream incumbents, and race for lieutenant governor heads for runoff. MORE
Feb. 28, 2014
Group Tea Party Patriots celebrates its fifth anniversary as Sen Rand Paul and others address gathering in Washington; movement with growing clout is both Republican Party's greatest agitator and its biggest source of political energy, which has proved difficult to square since 2010 elections; internal differences exist on whether to fight or pitch 'big tent.' MORE
Feb. 25, 2014
Long list of far-right candidates trying to unseat high-ranking Republicans in primaries reflects fissures within the party; situation is exemplified in Texas, where Tea Party candidate Katrina Pierson is challenging Rep Pete Sessions. MORE
Feb. 24, 2014
Conservative Republican policy organization Heritage Foundation, under leadership of Jim DeMint, has become less an incubator for policy ideas and more a political organization feeding off the Tea Party movement; DeMint's approach, which has shifted focus away from research toward policy analysis tailored for social media, is designed to spread the foundation's ethos more broadly and among younger recruits. MORE
Feb. 13, 2014
Senate Republican leaders narrowly obtain votes necessary to pass the first 'clean' measure to increase federal government's borrowing authority since 2009; overcome threat of filibuster and avoid political fallout of previous debt ceiling crises; successful action by party elders is seen as a public rebuke the Tea Party, and Sen Ted Cruz in particular, who had led opposition to raising the debt ceiling. MORE
Feb. 8, 2014
Tightly organized attacks by Tea Party groups derail House Speaker John A Boehner's effort to put forward comprehensive legislation for immigration reform, amounting to major defeat; attacks follow series of victories by Boehner over outside conservative groups, including reopening the government, overwhelming passage of a budget deal and inclusion of food stamp program in new agriculture law. MORE
Jan. 27, 2014
Several prominent members of the Republican Party are going off-script in party's planned response to Pres Obama's State of the Union address, upending what was once a tightly-choreographed reply under the supervision of party leaders; Sen Rand Paul and Tea Party leader Sen Mike Lee are planning alternative rebuttals alongside official response from Rep Cathy McMorris Rodgers; Sen Ted Cruz issued an early statement. MORE
Jan. 24, 2014
Sen Charles E Schumer, Democrat from New York, calls on Democrats to try to reduce Tea Party's political influence by driving wedge between movement's elite leaders and its middle-income followers who depend on popular government programs like Medicare. MORE
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Highlights From The Archives
Poll Finds Tea Party Backers Wealthier and More Educated
Tea Party supporters are wealthier and more well-educated than the general public and tend to be Republican, white, male and married, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.April 15, 2010 usNews
Inquiry Into I.R.S. Lapses Shows No Links to White House
A House investigation of denials and delays of tax exemption applications by Tea Party groups has not found any coordination between the agency and the Obama administration.
December 24, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AND: Internal Revenue Service , Tea Party Movement , Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions , Issa, Darrell E , Internal Revenue Service Political Profiling
U.S. Declares Bank and Auto Bailouts Over, and Profitable
A final sale of stock from what was once General Motors' finance arm closed a turbulent chapter of the financial crisis, the Obama administration said.
December 20, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AND: Treasury Department , Automobiles , Banking and Financial Institutions , Lew, Jacob J , Tea Party Movement , Occupy Wall Street , United States Politics and Government , General Motors , Emergency Economic Stabilization Act (2008)
Jeb Bush and the Base: Persona Trumps Policies
The G.O.P. establishment favorite has big advantages, but his approach and tone may not be acceptable to conservatives.
December 18, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AND: Bush, Jeb , Presidential Election of 2016 , Republican Party , United States Politics and Government , Campaign Finance , Tea Party Movement , Immigration and Emigration
Evolution and the American Myth of the Individual
The sanctification of the idea of the individual embraced by libertarians and the Tea Party ignores our evolved human nature as social animals.
November 30, 2014, Sunday
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After Obama's Immigration Action, a Blast of Energy for the Tea Party
Federal spending reductions and the battle against the Affordable Care Act are taking a back seat to immigration, to the point that party members are calling for Sarah Palin to oppose John McCain, who supports immigration overhaul.
November 26, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AND: Tea Party Movement , Illegal Immigration , Immigration and Emigration , Obama, Barack , Executive Orders and Memorandums , United States Politics and Government , Midterm Elections (2014) , Senate , House of Representatives , Sessions, Jefferson B III
Schumer Calls Passing Health Act in 2010 a Political Mistake
Senator Charles E. Schumer said Tuesday that it was a political mistake to pass the Affordable Care Act in 2010 because voters at the time were looking for relief from the recession — not universal health care.
November 25, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AND: Schumer, Charles E , Democratic Party , National Press Club , Health Insurance and Managed Care , Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (2010) , Tea Party Movement , United States Politics and Government
With Fear of Being Sidelined, Tea Party Sees the Republican Rise as New Threat
As Republicans on Capitol Hill move from being the opposition party to being one that has to show it can govern, a powerful tension is emerging between its establishment and its activist wing.
November 9, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AND: United States Politics and Government , Obama, Barack , Republican Party , Judicial Watch , Midterm Elections (2014) , McConnell, Mitch , Tea Party Movement
Republicans Extend House Control as Democratic Holdouts Fall
Republicans expanded their majority in the House of Representatives as moderate and conservative Democrats lost their states in red states.
November 5, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AND: United States , Boehner, John A , Obama, Barack , Midterm Elections (2014) , House of Representatives , Republican Party , Tea Party Movement , Democratic Party , Senate
Lawsuits Against I.R.S. Are Dismissed
A federal judge Thursday dismissed two lawsuits against the Internal Revenue Service related to the treatment of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status.
October 24, 2014, Friday
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Lawsuits Over I.R.S. Targeting Are Dismissed
A federal judge dismissed two lawsuits against the I.R.S. related to its treatment of conservative groups, ruling that no remedy was necessary because the groups' tax-exempt applications were ultimately approved.
October 23, 2014, Thursday
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The 2010 Republican Comeback: How It Developed
On Election Night, the Republican party nearly succeeded in its goal to capture control of Congress only two years after a Democratic sweep.
Rallying Conservatives
Americans for Prosperity, a group backed by the Koch brothers, hosted a summit in Dallas ahead of the midterm elections that drew several potential presidential contenders.
Then and Now: Tea Party Also-Rans
A sampling of the Tea Party's most outspoken also-rans who have gone on to great influence after their losses. Will Chris McDaniel do the same?
Kevin McCarthy's Tea Party Bona Fides
How the moderate Republican from California got elected House majority leader with overwhelming Tea Party support.
What Went Wrong for Eric Cantor
Jonathan Martin on the reasons behind Eric Cantor's surprise defeat in Virginia. Was he just a weak candidate?
The Case David Brat Made to Voters
David Brat made a simple case against Eric Cantor, and it seemed to resonate with voters as a convincing argument for getting rid of him. Here, culled from interviews and speeches, are some of his arguments.
A Tea Party Edge in Mississippi
Jonathan Martin on the race in Mississippi as G.O.P. Senate candidates prepare for a runoff.
Times Minute | Tensions in the Tea Party
Also on the Minute, reaction to the Eastern Ukraine's vote, and FOX hopes its new show "Gotham" will attract advertisers.
Times Minute | Three Primaries to Watch
Jonathan Martin, national political correspondent for The Times, on contests to watch in North Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky for early clues about the 2014 midterm elections.
Race and Politics in Oklahoma
If he can earn the Republican nomination in Oklahoma's June primary, T.W. Shannon could be the second enrolled Native American elected to the United States Senate in nearly 100 years.
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Plutocracy literally means rule by the rich. "Rule" can have various shades of meaning: those who exercise the authority of public office are wealthy; their wealth explains why they hold that office; they exercise that authority in the interests of the rich; they have the primary influence over who holds those offices and the actions they take. These aspects of "plutocracy" are not exclusive. Government of the rich and for the rich need not berun directly by the rich. Also, in some exceptional circumstances rich individuals who hold powerful positions may govern in the interests of the many, e.g. Franklin Roosevelt.
The United States today qualifies as a plutocracy – on a number of grounds. Let's look at some striking bits of evidence. Gross income redistribution upwards in the hierarchy has been a feature of American society for the past decades. The familiar statistics tell us that nearly 80% of the national wealth generated since 1973 has gone to the upper 2%, 65% to the upper 1 per cent. Estimates as to the rise in real income for salaried workers over the past 40 years range from 20% to 28 %. In that period, real GDP has risen by 110% – it has more than doubled.
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Brain Trust: 15th Annual IdeaFestival Blossoms, Branches Out
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Taste of Innovation
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IdeaFestival Speakers Reception
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Eden Dried Cherries - Pocket Snacks are organic and transitional-to-organic - in the process of becoming certified organic while using chemical free organic methods. The Montmorency tart cherries are grown on the east shore of northern Lake Michigan, an ideal and historic tree fruit area due to the seasonal lake effect. A decade ago six families in this area asked Eden to help them convert their orchards to organic. These original orchards have been managed organically since, and more orchards are converting to organic each year.
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The Montmorency cherry is traditionally known as the 'pie cherry' and the 'healing cherry'. Where this cherry variety has been grown for generations, the locals attest to its abilities. A study at Michigan State University found the antioxidants anthocyanins, and their anlyon cyanidin compounds, in the pigment of the Montmorency cherry. They also found kaempferol, isoqueritrin, and quercetin. Research conducted at Brunswick Laboratories in Massachusetts and the Hollings Cancer Institute at the Medical University of South Carolina found that Montmorency cherries contain ellagic acid, a naturally occurring plant phenolic. Other compounds of note found in Montmorency cherries are perillyl alcohol and melatonin. Dr. Russell Reiter, of the University of Texas Health Science Center, said "We were surprised at how much melatonin was in cherries, specifically the Montmorency variety." According to research melatonin is a most potent antioxidant, even more so than vitamins C, E and A, it is soluble in both fat and water and can enter cells that many vitamins cannot.
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I love this idea!
Love, love, love this. I am on it…soon, I hope.
Smart! I bet you could find a ton of cute ties at the thrift store to make more cute dresses. The pattern combos are endless!
Love this idea and your site, but did I miss something — are you anti-Pinterest?
LOVE this idea. I don't have ties to borrow/steal but I love the thrift shop.
So clever! And I love this post. You're hilarious. Great job!
How fun! I know it's kind of high-jacking your idea, but I'd love to put a peter-pan collar on one too!
this is awesome – My husband Hates ties, so he has a collection I've been eye balling for some fun projects!
Her hair ornament (hat?) is a fabulous addition. I love it.
How cute! I love this idea (and her hair feathers!)
What a great idea! Love the patterns together and the picture. Is the dress lined or does it just have a facing?
What a great idea!
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Fun makes me want to go thrift store shopping for cute ties. Or just go looking a little closer to home.
So clever! Definitely want to try this.
Love it! Is it jersey stripes? If so, where did you get it. My local JoAnn's selection is pitiful.
ok that is just the cutest. I think I need a top like this. I need to check out hubby's ties. He never wears them anyway. LOVE!!
This is, again, adorable! I'm so curious about how you got the stripes in the sleeves to line up with the dress! Very impressed!
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I love this!! My hubby and dad have so many ties!! My dad has a lot of whimsical ones too. Where can I find the pattern for the dress. It's so cute. Plz let me know I would love to make this since I'm new at sewing this looks pretty easy
I would love to know how you get to that basic dress template… can you link me? I am new to your blog (via Pinterest) so I am not sure where to begin. Love this idea, thanks!
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I think the "loopy thing" would make a cute embellishment on the dress elsewhere.
The last link you share takes us right back to this post.
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Just wondering. Thanks!
Ack!!! No! I put in the wrong link! But it's fixed now!
Thanks for letting me know!
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It's too bad that this doesn't work out for grown-ups…..great idea!
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Hong Kong (CNN) -- The world thought the U.S. fiscal cliff deadline was December 31, but "the fiscal cliff is (still) coming", says Howard Lutnick, CEO of global financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald.
"You're going to watch the U.S. do crazy, crazy things this year," Lutnick told CNN's Richard Quest at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. "The Republican Party that was elected to control Congress... (is) going to cross their arms and they are not going to raise the debt ceiling ultimately unless they get severe spending cuts, and the Obama administration is not going to give it to them."
If Congress fails to act, the U.S. and the world economy will have a "dreadful" 2013, Lutnick said.
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Despite Lutnick's concerns, on January 23 the Republican-controlled House of Representatives did pass a bill that would allow the U.S. Treasury to borrow new money through mid-May. President Barack Obama has said he would not oppose the proposal if it reaches his desk, although he prefers a long-term debt ceiling increase.
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Team Fortress 2 will receive VR headset port, details coming at GDC 2013
San Francisco Game Developers Conference organisers have begun announcing some of this year's panels and exhibitions, shedding light on an interesting development from Valve. A pair of talks appear to focus on the building of head-mounted displays, with particular attention on a free-to-play virtual reality port of Team Fortress 2.0
Valve testing DotA 2 on tablets
DotA 2 maybe heading to PC and Mac, but developer Valve is also toying with the idea of a tablet version. Gabe Newell has revealed that his team is looking into it, but that so far tests haven't been all that successful. Get his quotes below.0
Linux requirements appear for some Steam games
Some game pages have been updated on Steam by Valve to include Linux system requirements, perhaps hinting that an official Steam for Linux launch is approaching.7
Counter-Strike Global Offensive: silencer to return once balancing issues fixed, says Valve
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive launched without the silencer attachment that long-time fans of the series have been used to. Valve hit the show floor at the E-Sports World Cup 2012 event to talk with fans about the game's balancing, and revealed that the silencer would return once its 'balancing issues' were ironed out.1
Gabe Newell announced as next Academy of Interactive Arts and Science Hall of Fame inductee
The Academy of Interactive Arts and Science has announced Gabe Newell will be the 17th inductee into the AIAS Hall of Fame. Valve's co-founder and president will also headline the D.I.C.E. 2013 Summit stage as Thursday conference keynote speaker.3
Gabe Newell says Valve "have a bunch of work to do" on Steam Greenlight
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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is free this weekend
A post on the Counter-Strike blog reveals that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive will be free to play for everyone from now until this Sunday.0
Portal 2 In Motion DLC out next week in US
Sony has announced that Portal 2′s Move-compatible In Motion DLC will be coming to US PlayStation 3s next Tuesday, on November 6.7
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Valve has announced that the next wave of titles to be released through Steam Greenlight will be revealed on November 30.0
Valve launch Counter Strike: GO Pro Tips video series
Valve has launched a Counter Strike: Global Offensive Pro Tip video series that aims to aid the average player. If you're a newcomer and have been struggling with the hardcore shooter, this is for you.1
Valve adds concept section to Greenlight
A minor update for Greenlight allows users to distinguish between idea pitches and finished games.2
Left 4 Dead 3 could happen 'some time down the road' - Faliszek
Left 4 Dead 3 could happen according to Valve's Chet Faliszek, although don't go expecting anything soon, or at all.4
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive to receive a major update
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Valve interview: 'I just told Gabe he was full of shit'
Valve has its eye firmly on the future of gaming. VG247′s Dave Cook spoke to Chet Faliszek about where all of this is heading.33
'Valve and others are definitely looking at VR tech' - Faliszek
Valve's Chet Faliszek has revealed the company is working on virtual reality technology. In an interview with VG247, Faliszek also claimed other organisations are "definitely" doing the same.2
Valve: "We're pretty happy", not selling to Nexon
Valve's Chet Faliszek has moved quickly to abolish rumours the company are planning to sell. Speaking at Eurogamer Expo, Faliszek rubbished reports the group is going to be acquired by Nexon.5
Valve faces potential court action over Steam user agreement
Valve has been posed with a legal claim stating that its end user license agreement on Steam leaves consumers at a disadvantage by forcing them to accept it. More details below.11
Steam Big Picture mode trailer lists features, watch it here
Steam Big Picture mode has received a trailer from Valve, outlining all the possibilities of its new TV gaming service. The clip stresses that it was designed with controllers in mind, and underlines Valve's desire to see people playing their Steam catalogue in the living room.27
Valve: journalist tries studio's AR goggles
Valve's rumoured dabbling in hardware has been exposed by Stuart Isett, an NY Times journalist who visited the Seattle based studio and tried on a pair of AR goggles created by the team itself. The writer has given an account of what the hardware entails.3
Valve: 'Windows 8 will accelerate Microsoft's decline', says Newell
Valve head and co-founder Gabe Newell has discussed the company's inner workings and desire to remain independent rather than go under the wing of a large parent company in a new interview. He's also still not happy about Windows 8.48
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Left 4 Dead 3 could happen 'some time down the road' – Faliszek
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive to receive a major update
Valve interview: 'I just told Gabe he was full of shit'
'Valve and others are definitely looking at VR tech' – Faliszek
Valve: "We're pretty happy", not selling to Nexon
Valve faces potential court action over Steam user agreement
Steam Big Picture mode trailer lists features, watch it here
Valve: journalist tries studio's AR goggles
Valve: 'Windows 8 will accelerate Microsoft's decline', says Newell
Steam Linux beta incoming
Valve job post adds weight to company hardware rumours – Report
Garry's Mod 13 development 'like pulling a plaster off fast'
DotA 2 collectible cards & figures snapped at The International – Report
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive PC update out today, patch notes here
Counter-Strike Global Offensive: Launch patch notes revealed, zombie mod supported
Counter-Stike Global Offensive hits Xbox 360 on Wednesday
Dota 2 player-created item removed by Valve after breaking IP law
Steam to begin selling non-games software
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive patch & Mac support incoming
DayZ dev: 'Concerns over Windows 8 are legitimate' – PC studios speak out
Valve Source 2: Discovered files hint at developer's new game engine
DotA 2 spectator mode updates, adverts incoming
Left 4 Dead 2: Valve pushes Linux version, better than Windows 7
Left 4 Dead 2: Cold Stream Xbox 360 release date confirmed
Valve releases "Pyromania" update for Team Fortress 2
DOTA 2 patch adds three new heroes
Half Life 2: Episode Three hits its sixth anniversary
Counter Strike: Global Offensive gets beta update
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Kimi Raikkonen set the pace in Friday's second practice in Bahrain, edging the Bulls and Fernando Alonso...
Lotus F1:Kimi Raikkonen: "It's nice to be fastest but you never know what the others are doing; we just stick to our programme and don't take too much notice of what else is happening. I actually made a mistake through the final corners on my fastest lap, so there's still more time to be found. It's tricky to get the setup right here and the wind can make a big difference; it might work for you one way but make things more tricky the other. It wasn't a bad start today; things aren't exactly where we want them but we're reasonably fast, so let's see what we can do from here."
Romain Grosjean: "The new chassis feels good. Today we've been working on getting the right correlation between chassis, setup and tyres to extract everything we want from it. It's easy to know what you want, the difficult bit is getting the little details sorted, but we're getting there and it's been a positive day. We've seen that Kimi was fastest today so that gives us a great target for tomorrow."
Red Bull:
Mark Webber: "I would have liked to have got some more running in P2, but I still think we learned what we expected today. Saturdays are perhaps becoming less important overall than they used to be, but they're still important in terms of traffic. You don't want to be in too much traffic on Sunday, as the tyres don't like being disturbed and wear more which will shorten your first stint - so you still need to be in a good position. We still have areas to improve on the car. Lotus and Ferrari look strong and Mercedes is there too."
Sebastian Vettel: "It's pretty close. If you look at the opposition then Ferrari and Lotus were strong today and I think it will be close in qualifying. It's important to work with the tyres around the track. I wasn't so happy with my short runs today - but that's why we have the Friday practice sessions I guess; I was happier with the longer runs. The tyres still seem to be the dominating factor. The car seems quick, so we have to make sure we use that and then we should be on the right page."
Fernando Alonso: "It was a positive day and we are reasonably pleased with how the car behaved. We had no major problems and more importantly, we didn't have to make any radical changes to the F138 to adapt it to this track and its long straights and slow corners, characteristics which I like a lot and usually produce a great show in the race. Unfortunately, the wind and sand make everything a bit more complicated here, because the track surface never gets completely clean. However, the initial feelings are good and I think we can be up in the leading group tomorrow, a group that is all within the same two, maximum three tenths. We have not yet decided if we will use the aero updates we tried in the morning. It is not yet completely clear how they worked and in the afternoon, we concentrated on comparing the two tyre compounds we have for this race. Ahead of us is another long evening of studying data to choose the best strategy and set-up for qualifying and the race."
Felipe Massa: "Everything went well today, even if it's not easy to say at the moment where we will be on Sunday. Car balance was good and it behaved well in all conditions, even if we suffered a bit with tyre wear, especially at the rear. It's pretty normal to have significant degradation in such high temperatures and on this front, we have a lot of work to do to prepare for the race. On the Medium tyres, the F138 worked really well, even over a long run, but the key on Sunday will be managing the degradation of both compounds, as well as deciding on whether or not to use the updates we tried here this morning."
Force India:
Paul di Resta: "As Fridays go it's been positive and we've achieved as much as we could realistically have hoped for. The car is working well and responding as we expected, and we've already got a reasonable idea of where we stand. There is still some optimising to do, as always, but if we can take another step forward tonight we should be in a strong position going into qualifying."
Adrian Sutil: "Lots of laps and lots of things to evaluate today, but I'm still not totally comfortable with the car - either for short or long runs. It all feels very low grip at the moment so the set-up is not quite right for me yet. As for the tyres, there are no real concerns. My long runs looked competitive and both the medium and hard compounds seem to be working well for us in the high temperatures - as they did in Malaysia."
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