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What a great giveaway!
I'd love to have the Lola, Hazel, and Chloe patterns--because I already have the rest of them! I love the Victory Patterns.
I would for sure love the Ava, Chloe, and madeline!
Oooh, what a wonderful interview! I'd love to be in with a chance to win 3 patterns please. My choice would be Madeleine, Hazel and Anouk. I already have Ava and Chloe...must sew them up soon!
*Three* patterns?? This is such an amazing giveaway! Anouk has been on my "want" list since I first heard of Victory patterns. Aside from that, Ava and Chloe are definitely in my top three. Thanks for such a great opportunity!
I love the Madeline, Lola, and Chloe! I have been oohing and aaahing over these patterns for months now! Sooo pretty. I really love the casual and comfy Lola, it can be so diverse depending on the fabric. And the Madeline is just plain cute.
I would love Lola, Hazel and Madeleine - I already own the other three, and how great would having the whole set be? Thanks for hosting!
WOAH! Awesome giveawy! Thanks Sarah & Kristiann. Wow, so hard to choose from these lovely designs... I would pick Chloe, Ava & Anouk. They are so unique and very versatile. A sewist can do a LOT of different looks/styles from those patterns!
I adore the Madeline, Lola and Chloe-they are such cute and versatile designs!
What lovely patterns! I had never come across Victory Patterns before, so thank you for introducing us. :) I would choose the Chloe, Anouk, and Ava patterns, because those are my favorites. I especially love the Chloe- the sleeves and details on the bodice are adorable!
what a great give away! I would choose the Ava dress because it is so stylish, the Chloe dress beacuse it looks as if it has many possiblilities, and finally the Madeleeine skirt I think it would look so beautiful with a little blouse. I would love the chance to make some of these.
Oooh, what a lovely giveaway! I'm a Canadian too, so you both have a soft spot in my heart! Kristiann, I was so excited and hometown-proud when I saw that you had developed a line of patterns - and I love how they fit perfectly into the modern sewing aesthetic, but are also totally unique and different from what other indie designers are creating!
If I could choose any three that would fit into my wardrobe, I would choose Lola, Hazel, and Chloe! :)
Great interview - really inspiring and fascinating to hear more about Kristiann's background and plans. Thank you!
Oh wowzers, what a great giveaway too! I've already bought Hazel so I would pick Ava (cos it's just so pretty), Chloe (the kind of dress you could dress up or down) and Anouk (for the crazy detailing). Unfortunately I'm far too short to pull off the Madeleine!
I would love to try the Lola, hazel and ava. There look so cute xx
What an awesome giveaway! I would love Chloe, Anouk, and Ava. They look like they have so much potential!
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Wow, thanks for this lovely interview - I had no idea Kristiann was Canadian too, or you either for that matter... yay fellow Canadians!! :)
I really like Chloe, Hazel, and Lola, as they're all lovely dresses that could be worn casually, not just for a dressy occasion :)
Yes please! I'd love the Ava, Anouk and Madeleine patterns. Why? Because they're unique and beautiful.
I've been a fan of Anouk for a little while now, but I've always been too intimidated by all the detail! I love Madeline for the suspenders and huge pockets. And I've always been fond of Hazel because I never get enough of secretary bows!
I would choose Hazel, Chloe and Anouk! I love the details on these, and I think they would flatter my mid-40s body the most.
It was hard to choose but I think the Ava, Hazel, Chloe are my favorites. How fun.
Wow what a generous giveaway!
I adore Anouk, Hazel and Chloe! I've never tried these patterns before and I love independent companies! Its so refreshing!
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I'd love Lola (for the weekend) chloe (for work) and ava (for Friday night) i've been lusting after these for a while and between them all my wardrobe gaps will be filled.
My favorites are Ava, Anouk, and Chloe because I think they would be the most likely to flatter my curvy figure. Thanks for such a great giveaway!
That's an easy pick - Lola, Anouk and Ava have been on my wishlist since Victory Patterns first launched!
I think with Hazel, Chloe and Lola you've got dresses for all eventualities! I'd love to give these a try.
Hazel, Lola and Chloe!
There's a mix that's casual and perfect for weekend lounging or shopping, something for work and a pretty something for the rare occasion me and Husband have a date night!
I would like Lola, Hazel and Madeleine! I have the other three and can't wait to make them!
deeeelightful interview!
very much liked on facebook (as roxietoxl) followed on the tweetster (as KalkatroonaOona), and if i am so lucky i would chose the anouk, lola and ava.
Thanks for hosting this giveaway! I've been wanting to try Victory patterns for a while now. The three I'd love to try first would be Anouk, Madeleine, and Chloe.
I love these designer interviews. Such a nice peek into the creative/work process. All the patterns are lovely, but I'd have to go with Chloe, Hazel and Madeline.
Much thanks for putting this together!
Oh wow that's so sweet! My top three would be Ava, Hazel and Chloe! They're so sweet and feminine! Thank you!
I really want the madeline, anouk and chloe. Thanks so much!
Oh, I love Victory Patterns! I'd get Chloe, Anouk, and Ava. :)
wow, what a generous giveaway! I would love to have the Chloe (I love the little cap sleeve set up on the shoulder) the Hazel (vintage vibe and totally street-ready) and the Anouk (delicious details). Beautiful!
That's a generous give-away - thanks for hosting it! I've been wanting to try the Anouk, Ava and Chloe patterns.
I looove Victory Patterns! I bought the Ava pattern the second I saw it, and I would love to expand my collection with the Hazel, Madeleine and Anouk!
Giveaways like this make me sooo happy. I've been DROOLING over Anouk, Hazel & Ava ever since I discovered this awesome company a few months ago (and the names are SO cute!) Love love love Victory Patterns!
I love Lola, so simple and comfy looking, Hazel, so lady-like, and Chloe, so curve enhancing. Yum! and thanks for the great interview.
I've been looking at her patterns for weeks trying to decide which ones I want. I think I've finally settled on Lola, Hazel, and Chloe.
I would LOVE to win these!
Hazel, Ava, Lola. Why? Because now I am obsessed!
I love these patterns and keep hearing such great things about them! I'd love to try the Hazel, Ava and Chloe patterns. The Ava looks just like one of the Jason Wu for Target shirts (and I didn't buy it because I thought, hey, I can do that!).
Oooh I love all of them! After much deliberation I would have to say Ave, Anouk and Hazel. Gorgeous! Have added Victory Patterns to my blog list too! Ursula
I love indie patterns. they are so cute and fresh.
I like lola,ava and cloe. though it's hard to pick!
Ooh Ooh Ooh! I'd have to pick the Madeline, Chloe and Anouk patterns! Thanks for such a fantastic giveaway!
I can't wait to try Victory Patterns. I really love the style of clothing in this pattern line. I first three choices would be Hazel, Chloe, and Anouk. The Hazel dress is very feminine with a little vintage feel. Chloe is a great silhouette for the summer. I love the Anouk can be a dress or blouse. Thank you for the chance to win.
Ooh I would love to win! My favourite is Ava, and the other two I would want would be Chloe and Lola :)
I think Victory Patterns will be a big success and sounds like it couldn't happen to a nicer lady :)
I have been loving Lola, Hazel and Chloe for awhile now. I have been holding off until I have finished sewing up some of my other independent patterns. Thanks for the great interview and giveaway.
What a great interview, and an equally great giveaway!!
I'm still a newish seamstress. I'm drawn to Hazel I love a simple slip dress! Lola, a nod to the 80's without being over-the-top! Chloe, such great details!
Thanks so much for hosting!
Lola, Hazel and Chloe....I've been eyeing that Chloe pattern for a while now. Such great details.
They are all lovely, but I think Hazel is my favorite. So simple, but so feminine at the same time.
This is sew exciting! (pardon my horrible pun)
I would choose Anouk, Madeleine, and Ava.
I'd choose Chloe, Ava and Lola because they look so fun to make. Thanks for the chance to win! They are adorable patterns.
FABULOUS giveaway! I would choose Anouk, Ava and Hazel!
Chloe, Ava & Anouk are just lovely!
I would pick the Chloe, Anouk, and Lola. They've been on my wish list for a while now.
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What an exciting giveaway!
I love the Ava, Anouk and Hazel patterns. Such pretty details on them all.
I would love the Madeleine because it's my name! And the Chloe and Hazel - what lovely patterns!
What a great interview and awesome giveaway. I would have to choose Chloe because I've been eyeing off those cute little sleeves and button detailing for weeks; Ava because it's so sweet and pretty; and Anouk because it's so different to anything I would normally buy for myself.
i love Victory Patterns!! Especially because they're by a fellow Canadian. I would choose the Hazel, Chloe and Anouk - mostly because I already have the Lola and Ava :)
I'd go for hazel (so pretty), Ava (my new niece's name) and Madeline (love the pockets). What a great giveaway!
I love these patterns! I'd have to choose Anouk, Madeline and Chloe! Thanks for the giveaway!
Oh wow! I only recently found out about Victory patterns and I love their photography, it really showcases their lovely patterns. I've had my eye on Chloe, but would also like to try out Ava and Anouk. Thanks for the giveaway!
Madeline, Ava and Chloe
Because they are so well constructed and personalizable!! I can just see the potential in them.. T'was hard to choose though, they are all lush!!
What an awesome giveaway! And awesome patterns.
I would chose Chole, Hazel and Ava, because they look beautiful and depending on the fabric could be casual or dressy.
What a generous giveaway! I am super fond of the Lola dress, having seen various incarnations on the internet these days. I am also in love with the lines on Anouk and Chloe. Thank Kristiann for me!
Hmmm, Chloe, Ava and Anouk I think are my favourites! With Hazel coming a close 4th :)
It was so interesting to read about Kristiann's thoughts on your questions. I'd love to add Chloe for the neckline seam details, Madeleine for the wild pockets, and Lola for snuggling up in the cooler weather to come. Each of these would be a great addition to my pattern wardrobe.
I've been hearing more and more people mention this company lately. It'd be wonderful to give their patterns a try!
My top three choices would be Chole, Ava, and Hazel. Hazel is so sweet and right on trend. I love the top parts of both Chole and Ava, Ava especially looking friendly for large hips.
Ah-MAY-ZING giveaway!
I'd choose Chloe, Ava, and Anouk. I'm really dying to get my hands on one of these patterns!
I would love to have the Madeleine, Chloe, and Ava! What a great giveaway!
I love the vintage style of Victory Patterns - so flattering!
I would choose the Ava, Hazel and Chloe patterns.
Thanks :)
Oooh! Could I be so lucky to win two giveaways?! If so, I'd choose the Ava, Lola, and Chloe. They're such cute and fun dresses. They'd fit perfectly into my lifestyle.
I would have to say that my favourite Victory Patterns are Ava, Hazel and Madeleine. They are just gorgeous and would suit my lifstyle and my style.
Thanks for sharing this interview. It allowed me to discover Victory Patterns. I like the PDF format so you can get patterns without worrying about the post. I would choose Hazel as it's elegant and smart for work. Ava for its flexibility...two patterns in one. And Chloe...I love A-line and princess seams
Such a nice interview. I always love to hear about people whose work I admire!
But picking only three patterns... oh my, that is hard. My absolute favourite is Madeleine, and also Ava and Hazel. Thank you!
Ooh please count me in. I'm very eager to try out Ava, Hazel and Madeleine. I'm sure I could create some amazing creations with those three gorgeous patterns.
Hazel, Chloe and Madeleine are all lovely- but it's been very hard to choose three!! xx
I love these patterns, I keep spotting these coming up all over blogs and each time I like them more. My favourites are Lola, Ava and Chloe
How exciting! I'd love the Ava, Chloe and Hazel patterns as they are so versatile to make for either evening or day wear
Anouk cause it's so unusual and beautiful at the same time. Very unique.
Chloe looks like it could easily transition between casual and formal and all the in-betweens which is totally my style!
Then there's Lola and it looks so cozy and comfortable!
Great give away - I have to go follow Victory Patterns on Twitter and Facebook cause even if I don't win I'd love to get my hands on those patterns!!!
I would have to pick Lola, Hazel, and Chloe! They are very versatile looking patterns that could be dressed up or down.
I really like Anouk, Ava, and Lola. The first two are very versatile and the Lola looks so comfortable! These are lovely patterns, thanks for the giveaway. :)
OH MY GOODNESS. I love love love Madeleine, Chloe and Ava. SO EXCITING!!! Thanks my dear for hosting such a lovely giveaway!
Yay! I love Victory Pattern designs. I haven't been able to purchase one yet so a 3-pack is such a generous giveaway.
My fav is the Anouk pattern's design detail at the neckline... the chevron. It looks wonderful.
My second fav is the Madeleine Pinafore... Would be such a fun, everyday piece for all occasions.
And my 3rd fav is Ava. It is so feminine and I love the idea of having one pattern that makes both a blouse and a dress.
This is a fantastic giveaway! I am a little late in the game with Victory Patterns and would love to start making up all of them! My three favorites are: Ava, Madeline, and Anouk!!
I would love to try these patterns. My three choices are Anouk, Chloe and Ava.
This is a great giveaway!
Three patterns! Amazing giveaway! I love the Lola (because I get *really* excited about pockets...on anything), the Anouk (so pretty in sheer fabric), and the Hazel (love the big bow and how drapey it is -- perfect for work). All the best!
It's my first time seeing Victory Patterns.. I love how they can be used as a dress and shirt!
I love the Anouk for it's details, the Ava as the top is so feminine, and the Chloe as it looks like a lot of fun to be wearing :)
It's my first time seeing Victory Patterns.. I love how they can be used as a dress and shirt!
I love the Anouk for it's details, the Ava as the top is so feminine, and the Chloe as it looks like a lot of fun to be wearing :)
Ooh, what an interesting interview! I have had an eye on Victory patterns for quite some time, but had decided to use up some of my stash first... I fell in love at first sight with Chloe, and after seeing some of the finished versions, Lola looks great, too! I also love the interesting details of Anouk!
Chloe, Madeleine and Ava. Madeleine for this great teal wool crepe I have and don't know what to do with, Chloe in two tones of as-yet-undecided double knit and Ava for this great flocked mesh I have a bit of!
Exciting!!! I would choose Ava, Hazel and Anouk. Love the collection!
Such a generous giveaway! I would choose Lola, Chloe, and Ava.
Amazing patterns, Ava, Chloe and Anouk are my faves and firmly on my wishlist.
The Hazel -- You just need to pull it on to look instantly pulled together!
The Anouk -- It looks versatile. Fancy or dressed down.
The Chloe -- A fun look for when you're just running around town. :)
I would choose Chloe for its classiness, Ava for its beauty and Madeleine because that is my 3 month old daughter's name (plus the pattern is very feminine and versatile)!
I love the Anouk Best I think it fits my "frame of mind" and The Madeline because it is classic from my days as a very young girl.The Ava is Sweet and classy. I like them all though. Am loving this giveaway. Thank you
Lovely patterns! I've been coveting these for a while -
Lola, Chloe and Madeleine
I love all the other designs too but my current lifestyle is all about casual/comfortable and I think these three would be just perfect for that!
I'd choose Hazel, Lola and Anouk but I'd really love all of them actually. I especially love Lola for a comfortable dress that still looks stylish. I love the tie neck of Hazel and the longer sleeves for winter and the chevron detailing that's possible with Anouk. Thanks so much for the generous giveaway.
Oh I would love to get my hands on Hazel, Ava and Chloe! Fingers crossed :o)
I discovered Victory Patterns last week when Anouk was reviewed on the Sewing Pattern Review website and I must admit my heart was all a flutter when I saw the website. I would certainly want to try Anouk as I was blown away by the review but also Hazel, as I really am still just a beginner, and Chloe for its versatility and wearability.
What a great giveaway!I love all the patterns,but my most favourites are Hazel,Anouk and Madeleine!
I love Hazel, Chloe and Lola! So pretty!!
great giveaway, i love so many of these designs! i think my favorites are the lola, chloe and hazel.
Thanks for offering such a great giveaway! my favorites are Hazel, Anouk, and Ava! I've had Ava on my to-do list for ages, I hope I win!
Madeleine is gorgeous! Perfect skirt! Chloe's details are very fascinating. And super-classy Ana could so easily fit into my wardrobe. I'm so glad to be introduced to these patterns! Count me in, I'm luckily just in time!
Very cool! My picks would be Hazel, Ava, and Anouck.
i've JUST found out about Victory Patterns and absolutely fell in love with Anouk, Chloe and Ava. Thank you for the giveaway!


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I don't know if this will answer your question but I actually invented and have patented a flipchart stand as I was looking for one that did the job that others out there do not do, as I use one all the time in my consulting company. So I did two years research and asked the selected participants in the study (10 men and 10 women) two simple questions. "What irritates you about the available flipchart/easel products out there?" and "If you could design, have access to or buy the very best flip chart stand - what would you like it to be able to do (functionality) and what would you want it to look like (aesthetics)?". The end result of this research is the product you can view on our website www.thebestflipchart.com. Interestingly enough, 60% of the features on the product came from the female team! My suggestion is you take a look and decide for yourself. linkanswered May 27 '11 at 06:08 Gestalt |


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What is the ideal starter welding rig? Cheapest entry. Just to try out for simple jobs. Mild backyard stuff. asked Nov 26 '12 at 16:23 Kevin Kelly |
http://www.harborfreight.com/wire-welder-90-amp-flux-68887.html The Harbor Freight 90 amp flux core welder will meet many beginners' needs. It currently has a 4 out of 5 star review rating from 101 reviewers on HarborFreight.com linkanswered Nov 26 '12 at 17:03 |
A lot of people go with the Lincoln 110/220 because of the price point and because it is what a lot of places keep in stock. Having worked with several of them, I would never recommend them. They are too inconsistent and for anything more than a hobby, just not good enough quality. Miller's buzz box on the other hand is a great machine, obviously more expensive and maybe out of the price range of a "starter" but if you are going to be doing any solid work. I have used it in professional settings on weight baring projects and was very pleased. answered Nov 26 '12 at 18:35 |
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Musicman, I don't care about being laughed at. Isn't gas complicating things for a beginner? linkanswered Nov 26 '12 at 20:03 Kevin Kelly |
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Forget buying anything until you have taken a introductory course in welding. Tech schools and community colleges around here offer evening courses of around 20 hours total. Often you can take your own projects and use their equipment. linkanswered Nov 27 '12 at 08:14 Brian Hughes |
I bought an Everlast combo TIG/Plasma/Stick which ran about $600 from Amazon. Large tank of argon was about another $150 to buy the tank. I'm enjoying learning. My welds are ugly, but getting prettier, and I'm having lots of fun and TIG is pretty amazing. linkanswered Nov 27 '12 at 08:59 |
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Brewers Decade in Review: 2000
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As the decade comes to a close we thought it would be a good idea to look back on what it all meant for the Milwaukee Brewers and their fans. It's the Brewers Decade in Review. SPOILERS: Some of it is good, a lot of it was bad and most of it was forgettable. Just like every decade except for the 80's. The 80's were awesome.
I don't remember much about the year 2000 in baseball and I definitely don't remember much about the Brewers in the year 2000. I was too busy being cool. Listening to Less Than Jake CDs, drinking Carlo Rossi straight from the bottle (my favorite? Vin Rose, of course), doing backflips off of piers (back when I could still do a backflip without breaking my neck) and generally just screwing up the next few years of my life. It was a good time and I didn't really care about the Brewers or how they did. Judging by the looks of things, they didn't either.
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Kevin Barker 1B
Ronnie Belliard 2B
Henry Blanco C
Jeromy Burnitz RF
Marquis Grissom CF
Jimmy Haynes SP
Jose Hernandez SS
Geoff Jenkins LF
Mark Loretta SS
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A Texas judge has ruled that the original casket Lee Harvey Oswald was buried in officially belongs to his brother and not the funeral home that auctioned it off for close to $90,000.
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Japan, Jordan and the Islamic State failed to reach a prisoner-swap agreement. Now the lives of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto and Jordanian military pilot Lt. Muath al-Kaseasbeh hang in the balance. Hear Goto's wife plead for her husband's life.
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About me and my passion for cars
My love for automobiles and airplanes motivated me to get better in my artwork. The detail of cars and airplanes really intrigued me and it showed in my work. Cars really made me want to learn and understand perspective and shading better. My father has a beautiful 1957 Belair, and ever since I've been making art, the car has become a reoccurring subject matter in my work.
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May 2014
Flower Drawing Competition 2014
Congratulation to the winners of the Flower Drawing Competition 2014! Here are their excellent botanical illustrations.
- 1st: Abbey – Coppull Parish Church School
- 2nd: Louise – SS Philip and James CE Primary School (Pink 3)
- 3rd: Amelie – Stanford in the Vale CE Primary School
In this competition I was looking for botanical illustrations – these are pictures of plants drawn in a scientific way. This means I was looking for beautiful pictures but they also needed clear labels to show the different parts of the flower.
All of the drawing sent in were really fantastic, so I have put them all on our website for you to see! Well done to all of you.
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Spring Bulb for Schools: Results 2005-2014
The 'Spring Bulbs for Schools' project allows 1000s of schools scientists to work with Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales to investigate and understand climate change.
Since October 2005, school scientists have been keeping weather records and noting when their flowers open, as part of a long-term study looking at the effects of temperature on spring bulbs.
Certificates have now been sent out to all the 4,075 pupils that completed the project this year.
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Give and Gain Day 2014
Last week, as part of Give and Gain Day 2014, we had 50 volunteers from the Lloyds Banking Group helping with a number of projects here at St Fagans. Some helped with the Gardening Department, some helped the Historic Buildings Unit while some assisted with a project alongside the Alzheimer's Society. Myself and Bernice had the help of 11 volunteers to build a dead hedge in the woodlands near the bird hide.
We had been planning on building a dead hedge in near the bird hide for a while, for a number of reasons. A dead hedge would act as a screen for approaching the bird hide, meaning that birds on the feeders would be less likely to be scared by the approaching visitors. A dead hedge also acts as a wildlife corridor, giving cover to a wide variety of wildlife as they move through the woodlands. Visitors had also begun cutting through the woodland, and one section of the dead hedge was to act as a deterrent meaning visitors would be more likely to stick to the paths.
The first task of the day was the sharpening of the fence posts. The posts are needed for structure and need to be driven firmly into the ground. Creating the sharp end obviously makes this much easier. After creating pilot holes, the poles were then driven into the ground using a sledge hammer. Once the posts were in place, we could then begin to assemble the dead hedge.
A dead hedge is built up of dead woodland material. Over the past couple of weeks I have been asking the gardeners and farmers here to help by collecting any trimmings and off cuts and delivering these to the bird hide for use in this project. Everyone was incredibly helpful, and we ended up with a vast pile of material… or so I thought. Dead hedging takes a lot of material, so along with some of the volunteers I headed into the woods to do a bit of clearing to gain more material.
After lunch, we headed up into the woods near the site of Bryn Eryr, the Iron Age farmstead currently being built. This area has previously been cleared so there was a lot of cut material for us to collect. This was loaded into a trailer and taken over to the bird hide. The afternoon finished with us using this material to finish the dead hedge. As an artistic final touch, we used some lime cuttings to add extra height and a certain je ne sais quois to the finished hedge.
As these pictures show, the day was a huge success! The weather could not have been better and I think everyone enjoyed themselves. The 2 sections of dead hedge we wanted to build got done, and I've already earmarked some projects for future volunteers! The amount of work done in a day was incredible, it would have taken me and Bernice a lot longer to do without the help of the volunteers. A huge thank you to everyone who helped us and the other projects too!
Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales
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"It doesn't have to be anything fancy. It can be as elaborate or as simple as you want," she said.
Koehler, who brought her dog Charlemagne to city hall, said she suffers from nerve damage in her back and has been using the large canine as a service dog.
Through her recent travels she has used dog parks in other cities, as she is not able to give Charlemagne the exercise he needs.
"There is nothing more beneficial than my dog to run free," she explained, "An average size yard is not enough for a large dog to run in."
Koehler said though many areas of Cleveland have sidewalks, the sidewalks are not always consistent.
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[EastAsia] DISCUSSION: Fwd: G3/GV * - CHINA/JAPAN/ENERGY - China mulling resumption of stalled gas talks with Japan - agency
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Japanese media reported that Noda is making arrangements for a two-day
trip to China starting Dec.12, following the repeatedly unsettled
decision. It will be Noda's first visit to China since taking office in
September and first Japanese PM in two years. Notably, China had
reportedly shown sign to consider resumption of talks with Japan on the
joint gas development project in the East China Sea, which have been
stalled following Japan's arrest of a Chinese trawler captain in the wake
of collisions in the disputed area in the East China sea last September.
The gas talk hasn't confirmed by Chinese side (as it may also be Japanese
media bringing the issue up for some achievements). This came after the
sideline meeting in APEC between Noda and Hu, during which Noda was
calling for an early resumption of talks to sign a treaty on the Chunxiao
project in the East China Sea and urged China to consider easing
restrictions on Japanese food imports.
Since Noda took power, Beijing had been watching his policy stance
particularly the foreign policy toward China, not only because of frequent
shift of leadership as a result of Japanese political cycle, but also
Noda's personal background as JSDF and past statement over war issue. The
relations with previous DPJ administrations have gone through up and
downs. It was improved relatively under Hatoyama administration for DPJ's
campaign of more independent foreign policy distancing from U.S and stress
for economic ties with Beijing. Under Kan, however, bilateral relation
went sharp down turn as a result of boat collision, combining with
Beijing's clear demonstration that it won't compromise on territorial
issue. To Beijing, Kans approaches to hedge against China through
cooperation with U.S and other neighbors, and Beijing also perceived the
unstable political cycle also resulted in weak territorial claim on
Japanese side. And the weak response on Japanese side and exposure to
China as a result of a series of actions taken by China also created
considerable oppositions domestically. One option for Japan was to
revitalizing Japan-U.S military ties, and unilateral developing natural
gas deposits in the disputed area.
Under Noda, while he didn't demonstrate clear foreign policy direction, a
series of move after swore in have caused Beijing alerts. This includes
prioritize U.S-Japan security ties (including base issue), sign of greater
involvement in the South China Sea disputes and multilateralize the issue,
as well as TPP. To some extend, China perceived Japan's decision on TPP
participation a gauge of its position in moving to fit Washington's
reengaging Asia plan, and intention for counterbalance China not only
economically but also strategically.
However, Noda's decision of participation doesn't seem to be well received
by both U.S and domestically. Domestic criticism also arise criticizing
his failure for policy achievement at international stage, particularly to
pressure China and DPRK and gas talks. And also the declining supporting
rate is seen. For this, China may see the opportunity to display the
benefit of not balancing against Chinese interest.
But it also comes from Beijing's consideration to sooth tension in the
periphery, amid U.S engaging and heightened tension in the South China
Sea. And a gesture on gas exploration with Japan would also offer a
perceptual move over Beijing's intention in its advocated joint
exploration proposal with other players particularly in the disputed South
China Sea.
On 11/16/2011 3:40 AM, zhixing.zhang wrote:
mulling for ASEAN+3 is not necessarily an opposition to TPP. China is
also considering TPP largely not to fall behind, but it is seeking for a
more beneficial and traditional mechanism to display its economic
leadership in the regional bloc, and demonstrate its different position
in ASEAN+3 from U.S-led setting of rules in the way it crafts TPP.
the offer of resumption of gas talks comes at quite difficult timing for
Noda. Some domestic reports shows he wasn't well received by the U.S in
APEC despite his decision to participate TPP, and that he failed to
pressure China on DPRK and gas talks (by the time Hu didn't agree with
the resumption). China may see the opportunity to exploit the situation,
but could also be a way to sooth tension in the periphery, and perhaps a
gesture to ASEAN countries in the joint exploration.
Seeing some reactions from the APEC meet and TPP movement (as well as
Obama's EA/EAS visits) from China. Yesterday there were articles
extolling the virtues of the ASEAN+3 framework as opposed to TPP and
here we are seeing China trying to display the benefits of not balancing
against Chinese interests.
Stag hunt game. [chris]
China mulling resumption of stalled gas talks with Japan - agency
Text of report in English by Japan's largest news agency Kyodo
Beijing, 16 November: China is considering resuming stalled talks with
Japan toward signing a treaty on a joint gas development project in the
East China Sea and may reach a final decision as early as this month,
sources involved in Sino-Japanese relations have told Kyodo News.
Beijing is hoping to stabilize relations with Japan ahead of next year's
Chinese Communist Party Congress when a major change in leadership is
expected, the sources said. In addition, 2012 marks the 40th anniversary
of the normalization of relations between the two countries.
However, the decision-making process in China will likely be complicated
as it involves not only the Foreign Ministry but also various bodies of
the government, party and military. Depending on the outcome of upcoming
international meetings involving both countries, Beijing may decide to
continue to put off resumption of talks, according to the sources.
China unilaterally postponed the talks after the first round was held in
July last year. The move was made in protest against Japan's arrest of a
Chinese trawler captain in the wake of collisions in September last year
with Japanese patrol ships near the disputed Senkaku Islands in the East
China Sea.
The incident drove bilateral relations to their lowest point in many
''We are considering resuming the negotiations, but we must first get a
clear picture of the Japanese government's response and domestic public
opinion in China,'' a Chinese diplomatic source said.
Resumption of talks on the gas development project may draw opposition
from the Chinese public, many of whom are wary of Japan as they feel
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda's administration is actively intervening
in China's territorial disputes in the South China Sea with other
If the Noda government is seen as being hostile toward China at upcoming
diplomatic gatherings such as the East Asia Summit and bilateral foreign
ministerial talks later this month, Beijing may decide to continue
delaying the resumption, the sources said.
Nonetheless, China has recently shown a more flexible stance compared to
its dealings with Noda's predecessor, Naoto Kan. In talks with Noda on
Saturday in Honolulu, Chinese President Hu Jintao said China wants to
continue communications with Japan and prepare for an early resumption
of negotiations, according to a Japanese official.
In 2008, the two countries agreed to jointly develop an area near a gas
field known as Longjing in China and Asunaro in Japan. Japanese
companies would also join the development of the Chunxiao gas field by
China, known as Shirakaba in Japan.
Source: Kyodo News Service, Tokyo, in English 0400 gmt 16 Nov 11
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What if Fantasy Flight Games made a Star Wars Tactical Combat game, along the lines of a WW2 miniatures style game?
same scale as X-wing, and you could have crossover units like Z-95 Headhunters that are fitted for atmosphere maneuvers, and Bombers making bombing runs, as well as ariel ships and troop transports to tie it together. The game could be about tank and cannon placement & air support, with tokens taking the place of soldier squads. the tokens could be very maneuverable, but can only ever move 1… that way the game stays vehicle focused.
It would be a good way to introduce the clone wars era to the system as well.
what would you think of something like that?
What would you think of a ground unit version?
Posted 15 November 2012 - 09:05 AM
Posted 15 November 2012 - 09:11 AM
I'd love something like that. Hordes of prepainted teensy weensy Stormtroopers slaughtering even teensier weensier Ewoks! Yes please!
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Posted 15 November 2012 - 10:19 AM
Id like a 28mm skirmish kind of game.
Malifaux / 40k size but skirmish more like Malifaux points.
With True Line of Sight,Cover and combat.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 10:23 AM
lol trying to piece that together was considering 10 mm figures…or ghq…both are either too big or too small butt that would be awesome though teeny weeny troopers …..Never give up,Never surrender
Posted 15 November 2012 - 10:58 AM
FFG could do a better job of building a surface combat game from scratch than trying to shoe-horn it in to the X-Wing system. Maybe derived from Dust?
Posted 15 November 2012 - 11:25 AM
I have the old "Assault on Hoth" boardgame lurking somewhere in the back of a cupboard, and that was always fun to play, although the scenario was always the same each time.
I thought that would lend itself well to being scaled up to a foamboard winter battlescene with walkers ans snowspeeders battling it out with each other in 3 dimensions rather than just with the card pieces on stands.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 11:28 AM
R5Don4 said:
I'd love something like that. Hordes of prepainted teensy weensy Stormtroopers slaughtering even teensier weensier Ewoks! Yes please!
I was kind of "Meh" about this idea of a ground extension of the game but now that this has been said, Im in!
Posted 15 November 2012 - 12:28 PM
Grave13 said:
R5Don4 said:
I'd love something like that. Hordes of prepainted teensy weensy Stormtroopers slaughtering even teensier weensier Ewoks! Yes please!
I was kind of "Meh" about this idea of a ground extension of the game but now that this has been said, Im in!
You got that backwards guys. Ewoks are fierce.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:31 PM
Honestly, I'm against the idea of a crossover game. Xwing feels like a dogfight game. Ground skirmishes should be kept separate. I would be okay with them making a ground skirmish game since they have the license, but i think it should be separate from the Xwing game. Now, if savvy GM's can incorporate both games into an RPG scenario or something, that would be fun. But I think the Xwing game has so many possible ships waiting, and it has just started, that this game needs to run its course before we think about combining a ground game with it.
Posted 15 November 2012 - 01:40 PM
I totally respect this idea. I would love for there to be some honest competition the 40k line and SW would be ideal for that. The only thing I have trouble with is the scale of things. I mean, to match scale with x-wing would require such tiny figures, I don't think that they would include a level of detail that I would enjoy. I think I would prefer a separate game at the same scale as 40k.
If they could put some serious thought into the system and make it as quick and easy to play as this… I personally would dump every 40k mini I own and jump directly on the band wagon. That's saying something, because from Ep1 to now, I've pretty much sworn off Star Wars.
I would have to be Anti-Clone wars… If I see a single Gungan, FFG will not get a penny of my money.
Posted 16 November 2012 - 04:04 AM
I would easily sell my fantasy armies for a starwars version of dust or a simular game
This is one of the main reasons Xwing is awesome! http://community.fan...ake-long/page-4
Posted 16 November 2012 - 07:01 AM
I've been whining about this for years, back on the WotC boards (Hothie can confirm!). I'd love to see one of these, but agree that it should designed from the ground up rather than trying to build it off of X-Wing. Making it the same scale might be acceptable, though; that way they could figure out how to use the ships a little bit later. Yeah… an AT-AT @ 1/270 would be just fine. Yeppers!
Posted 16 November 2012 - 07:17 AM
I would love a land based game. I also agree that it should probably be built from the ground up. I trust FFG to come up with something fun. I want as many star wars mini games as possible. I only have a couple of concerns about a planet based game.
1) I have too many 28mm games. I know that this is not what you recommended, but it is the scale most commonly chosen for ground battles. I would also like to point out that if the game is 28mm, then five or six (or even two) ATATs is out of the question.
2) I have yet to see a game with a larger scale than 28mm that handles infantry well. Tanks and other vehicles work well, but people don't work like vehicles, they don't fight like vehicles, and in most of the games with really small infantry figure they don't look that cool. If infantry don't play a very big part of the game, then can Jedi play a big part of the game? What about Storm Troopers? Storm Troopers may not be that tough, (though they fared well against Rebel troops in episode IV) but they are one of the most iconic symbols of the Empire.
Posted 16 November 2012 - 07:18 AM
Just yesterday I posted in another discussion here about how I'd love to see a Battle of Hoth ground version of the game. Basicly a box set with rules, a shield generator piece (so you can do scenarios instead of just staright vs battles), and an AT-AT and/or Snowspeeder. Single expansion packs for the Snowspeeder, Golan cannons, Atgar cannons, AT-AT, and maybe the AT-ST. The AT-AT would be one of the bigger size pieces like the Millennium Falcon, with the others the normal size.
Posted 16 November 2012 - 10:15 AM
Well, actually, if I could snap my fingers and have my druthers, I'd go for 1/144. It'd be perfectly manageable; if you want an idea, look no further than F-Toys. The ground vehicles in that line consist of the AT-AT, AT-ST, AT-TE, TIE Crawler, AAT, snowspeeder and even a trooper on speeder bike. Oh, and Lord Vader. The scale works real nice for a table.
1/270 would allow for bigger, cheaper combats and a smaller required play area; but yeah, infantry pretty much disappears at that size. 1/144 is really the smallest size where foot units are recognizable, and viable as miniatures.
Posted 16 November 2012 - 11:14 AM
I've been saying since the Core was released that I'd love to see Hoth and Endor expansions.
Posted 16 November 2012 - 11:22 AM
I can say that the X wing pandoras box has opened and we have just seen a taste of what is yet to come…I did see on on another site that someone has already done a hoth battle in 10mm..Never give up,Never surrender
Posted 17 November 2012 - 08:04 AM
IG-58 said:
Well, actually, if I could snap my fingers and have my druthers, I'd go for 1/144. It'd be perfectly manageable; if you want an idea, look no further than F-Toys. The ground vehicles in that line consist of the AT-AT, AT-ST, AT-TE, TIE Crawler, AAT, snowspeeder and even a trooper on speeder bike. Oh, and Lord Vader. The scale works real nice for a table.
I bought some of those and wasn't really impressed with the quality. Most of mine constantly had parts falling off.
Posted 17 November 2012 - 07:19 PM
That's why I routinely use a bit of superglue gel on 'em. The models are quite lovely - and in scale. But regardless, we're talking about an imaginary/desired Fantasy Flight product line; bringing up F-Toys was just to show what one could expect with a gaming line in that scale.
Posted 18 November 2012 - 02:55 AM
I think a ground war version of the game would work better with the Clone wars setting since a majority of those films and animated series focus on the ground battles. The galactic civil war would be hard to balance when you have one side bringing massive assault walkers and the other fields volunteer soldiers and the odd fixed gun emplacement. At least in the space combat area both sides have advantages over the other but neither are the outright winners in any regard. Ground combat would be a slaughter for the imperials everytime, unless the fighting was on Endor of course.
I agree with others that if FFG did decide on a ground version then DUST style models and expansions would suit even if the scale wasn't accurate. But let's get all of FFG's attention on adding as many starfighters as possible before we head down to the planet's surface yeah


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Item#: 771476
Founded in Vicenza, the City of Gold in 1977, Roberto Coin jewelry celebrates the elegance of femininity, creativity and craftsmanship. Here we have one of Coin's gorgeous bangle bracelets. This bangle, featuring a 6.75 carat purple amethyst is fashioned in a snake-like design. Hammered 18kt rose gold bracelet!
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Style: | Bangle BANGLE: A rigid bracelet, usually oval or round, that keeps its shape instead of conforming to the wrist. Can be slip-on or hinged. |
Width: | Graduates from 1/4 inch to 1 inch |
Metal: | 18kt 18KT: Karat (abbreviated kt or K) is a unit that indicates the purity of gold in the metal. 18kt is 75% gold. In Europe, 18K yellow gold is most favored and used in jewelry. Rose Gold ROSE GOLD: Gold is a precious metal which is naturally quite soft. To give it a rose color and increase its strength, gold is alloyed with other metals, such as copper and silver. The purity of the metal is indicated by a unit called a "karat," with 24kt having the highest percentage of natural gold. |
Finish: | Hammered HAMMERED: A dimpled finish that looks as if it were applied through various strikes of a hammer. The result is a random, banged-out look with an artisanal appeal. A hammered piece can appear either matte or polished. |
Stone 1: | Amethyst AMETHYST: A natural variety of quartz, amethyst ranges in color from deep purple to pale lavender, and even to warm greens. Amethyst has been used during meditation to provide a sense of spiritual balance. Amethyst is the birthstone of February. (Color: Purple, Quantity: 1, Shape & Cutting Style: Fancy, Weight: 6.75 carats, Size: 18x10 mm) |
All weights and measures are approximate.
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THIS IS A MANUFACTURER DIRECT ITEM. THIS ITEM SHIPS ON OR BEFORE Wednesday, February 4 th
Ready to hang, the Fanatics Authentic® Boston Bruins Zdeno Chara 2011 Stanley Cup® Champions plaque brings winning style to any fan cave. It's made with a sublimated image of the NHL® player that's finished with a black overlay.
- Black overlay finish
- Dimensions: 10 1/2" x 13" x 1"
- Fanatics Authentic Presented by Mounted Memories
- Image of NHL players sublimated onto a pressboard
- Made in USA
- Officially licensed
- Ready to hang
- Sublimated plaque
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