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This challenge is open to any member of the forum whether they plan on coming to retreat or not. This year there will be no focus fabric, but there will be a few other fun requirements! Here are the guidelines: Make an original 18" x 18" wall hanging/quilt. It may be a traditional quilt or an art quilt, whatever you prefer. The colors ORANGE and PURPLE must be shown in a predominant fashion, and each quilt must also include at least 3 flying geese of any size. Your quilt should be 'complete' with 3 layers, quilting (of some sort) and binding. No sleeve is required. Finished quilts can either come to retreat with you or be mailed to a person attending retreat (with ample time to get to them.) Please be sure to let us know if you�d like your quilt returned, or adopted into a new home. The plan is to hang the quilts at the quilt retreat in October where they will be voted on by unbiased viewers. It would be nice to know who is going to attempt this challenge, though there's no real commitment at this time. And if you have any questions, please feel free to ask! |
Follow-Up Postings:
- Posted by jackier123 7 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 13, 14 at 21:33
I love a challenge, so I guess I am in. :) |
Awesome, I'm in. I will be more than happy to provide transportation to any entries needing it. beverly |
- Posted by toolgranny 9 No. California (My Page) on Thu, Mar 13, 14 at 21:43
Jen, have you been drinking again? |
- Posted by polardream 4 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 13, 14 at 22:02
Seriously, Jen? Reminds me of the challenge my neighborhood quilt group did last year - you drew three crayons out of a bag and a verb and had to make some kind of "quilt" - minimum size was 12 x 12. I got blue, purple, and orange and my verb was "whisper". You could use one other color - I picked black. I think I was the ONLY person to complete the challenge! I will think about this one before I commit - but I will love to see what others do!! Sue |
I think it's a great challenge. I'll try to get to it. Last year it pushed me to work without a pattern, something I rarely do. LindaB/CA |
- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 14, 14 at 16:32
OMG! Purple I could do.....but orange??? Really??? Can I put predominatly orange 1/2-inch scraps in the top? Is peach a shade of orange? Please? Teresa |
- Posted by jennifer_in_va z7 VA (My Page) on Fri, Mar 14, 14 at 16:50
Come now, Teresa!! Orange & Purple are complimentary colors, so they play well together. It wouldn't be a 'challenge' if it's something you were comfortable doing! "Prominent - standing out so as to be seen easily; conspicuous; particularly noticeable: Her eyes are her most prominent feature. 2. standing out beyond the adjacent surface ..." You know there's no right & wrong to this challenge... you won't get a bad grade or smacked by a wet noodle. Interpret, create, and enjoy the process! |
I'm in. And Sue... it sounds like you can just slap some borders on your other challenge quilt and you're done. ;) |
- Posted by littlehelen 7 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, Mar 14, 14 at 21:46
Oh nooooo....another challenge...what's a girl to do??!!ÂŁ&$?! My certificate from last year as the most personally challenge by a challenge is still waiting to be framed and now another challenge! I gotta think on this.... ;-) V. |
- Posted by polardream 4 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 14, 14 at 22:14
Faye, I like your thinking!! Would have to make it a flying geese border with mostly oranges to make it work ... just kidding! I will ponder it a bit! |
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This post was edited by faytay on Sat, Mar 15, 14 at 7:49
I'm in! I can't resist! Kate |
Oooh, I'm in too! Sounds like fun. |
I had to sit through a pretty boring meeting today and just happened to have some graph paper with me (like that was an accident! Ha!) so I started to sketch out some challenge quilt ideas. It was fun but I have too many ideas! Hard to narrow it down. |
- Posted by lafonda_ranch (My Page) on Sun, Apr 6, 14 at 15:56
I'm in! But I have no idea on this one. I'll have to ask my daughter for some inspiration. She's very creative :-) |
- Posted by jackier123 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 6, 14 at 16:23
I have my pattern drawn, now I just have to get started on it. :) |
I went shopping yesterday to buy some fabric for this challenge. Somehow I ended up buying 10.5 yards of fabric...for an 18x18 inch challenge??? Now HOW did that happen? |
Well, Lola, you have to keep options open you know. I had mine all planned out, then DH throws in some new ideas. beverly |
I had a pattern drawn, then told a quilting friend about the challenge and she immediately started sketching too. Sadly, she drew almost exactly what I had already planned! I showed her my sketches and we had a good laugh. Then I threw away my drawing and started over because it must have been too obvious to be interesting. I had another sketch but she laughed at that one too and pointed out I would never be able to make the quilt look like that... ah, it's good to have honest friends, right? |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Mon, Apr 7, 14 at 15:58
I've never done a challenge before but have started this one. I've already put in 2 of 6 flying geese backwards and had to rip. Not sure how far I'll get and still haven't decided on the last round.......no promises. SharonG/FL |
- Posted by polardream (My Page) on Mon, Apr 7, 14 at 19:27
Lola, I love your style! Sounds like something I might do! I FINALLY have an idea ... it may be lame, but it will be 18 x 18 and orange and purple! :) Seriously, I hope I can find a home for it when it is finished. Sue |
- Posted by jennifer_in_va (My Page) on Tue, Apr 8, 14 at 8:27
Kate, isn't it nice to have a friend that thinks like you?! Especially when they smack you in the face and tell you you're crazy!! Lola, any excuse we can use to buy more fabric!! Sue, we may all need to find a place for this quilt! Maybe we can send them all to the same person and they can build a QAYG quilt!! I have a grand idea!! But then again, so did I last year! We'll see if I can pull it off! Keep creating! |
I have not made flying geese blocks in a while. I know there are lots of different methods, but I had never seen this trick with the line (or tape) on the machine to avoid having to mark the back of your squares. I don't really like marking the fabric, so I'm excited to try this and see if it works for me. I found this after reading Lois' thread about HST tips - so thanks for the link! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Little Miss Shabby flying geese
Mine are masking tape and there's also one for quarter inch and another I forget the use for, but when I piece I use them all. Learned in a class from Gail Abeloe in Pacific Grove at Back Porch. She showed us in a class from the book Scrap Bonanza 2. Great class, but I still have all the extra 1/2 square triangle pieces waiting to become another quilt ;-). If you've never used any of Gail's patterns, which used to be marketed under Back Porch Press, they're wonderful. They're generally basic and have stunning results. Her foolproof for pattern testing was to have her husband, a non quilter proof the directions. My favorite pattern is in the link below, the 4th picture down. It's called Butterfly Town, in reference to the monarchs that return annually to Pacific Grove. |
Here is a link that might be useful: see how we sew
- Posted by lafonda_ranch (My Page) on Thu, Apr 10, 14 at 16:56
I was looking on line to get some inspiration and my eye kept getting drawn to one particular idea. So, I'm stealing it!!! Of course, I will have to modify it because of the colors, but I'm glad to have a start. And the best part, I think I can use all scraps. I don't have to buy a thing :-) Robbi |
Hi Jennifer, I would like to try the Quilt challenge this year and hopefully I will be able to make it to Camp Cheerio this year. I have a conference to attend in Toronto, Canada the beginning of Sept, and then I plan to head down to the US and visit friends before heading to Camp Cheerio. I'm hoping this will work out, but will make the challenge and send to Beverly if I'm unable to attend. Kristene |
Having fun working on the Challenge this weekend. 3+ Flying Geese - check! |
- Posted by jennifer_in_va (My Page) on Sun, May 4, 14 at 13:40
Sounds like this has been a good challenge for you, Kate! I have an idea, a plan, and even a draft on paper...and a sewing room that still isn't put back together. So that's where it sits for now. :( |
I was wondering about your sewing room today, Jen, and hoping you were back in it. Any more water problems? Is it close to being fixed? |
I have another new plan. I hate when it is slow at work and I can browse the internet, all my plans get changed. beverly |
- Posted by jennifer_in_va (My Page) on Sun, May 4, 14 at 20:54
Well, Kate, the water main has been fixed, and we now have a "Sunken Road" (Civil War reference) in our driveway as the dirt settles back into the trench. Soon we'll get a load of new gravel for the driveway. DH has yet to get my sewing room closet put back together... Hopefully this week. So my room is still a wreck!! I couldn't stand it though, I had half the family gone camping this weekend, and the little ones went to bed. How could I NOT do any sewing?! I could stay up as late as I wanted! So I moved a few things and whipped up a little 14" square quilt for DS's guinea pig! (We hold him on a towel in case he pees while we're holding him.) All from scrap strip sets!! Birthed it with simple quilting, and I can say I finished a quilt in an hour! If felt good to do something, but the room is driving me nuts! |
- Posted by vanislegirl88 (My Page) on Fri, May 9, 14 at 20:46
I may take on this challenge as well. Let me see if some inspiration creeps up on me. |
- Posted by jennifer_in_va (My Page) on Fri, Aug 15, 14 at 18:11
So, who's expecting to have theirs finished!?!?? Mine is in the quilting stage...sort of. Then I have to figure out the border. I had a great idea for the border, but I tried the glue baste method, and now I can't use the excess border fabric because it's glued down! I'll figure something out...hope you will too! |
I plan on having mine finished! beverly |
- Posted by jackier123 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 15, 14 at 20:56
Mine is complete! And about as non-traditional as it gets. Jackie |
Mine is done. I think half the quilts I made this year have orange in them. Weird. |
- Posted by lafonda_ranch (My Page) on Sat, Aug 16, 14 at 17:44
Mine is sandwiched and waiting for me to quilt it. Slowly but surely..... Robbi |
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Bogle Vineyards Zinfandel California Old Vine 2009
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Editorial Reviews for Bogle Vineyards Zinfandel California Old Vine
Jammy on the nose and slightly peppery. Spice and dried woodsy notes accent the tarry, slightly dried plummy fruit, topped with toasted sawdust. Nicely balanced in the mouth and lighter bodied that the nose suggests. This is a bit angular and dry to the point of slight bitterness, but the fruit is bright if low in the mouth with a stewed red fruit quality. Really well balanced which makes this surprisingly easy to dink. Not complex with pleasant flavors, but the texture is what people must love. The finish is also fairly surprising, showing a simple oak red fruit quality with good length. 85pts
Member Reviews for Bogle Vineyards Zinfandel California Old Vine
Add your reviewbig, bold, and smooth. a little spicy, juicy red fruit combined with dark berry jam components with nice lingering length on the palate.
Ahh Bogle, I love how you never disappoint...and impress with your Zin! A fairly heavy one you are, with some smokiness accented by a very slight medicinal note. I can certainly drink you up on your own but would love you with a lovely pork tenderloin
A consistently dependable standby. This vintage doesn't disappoint with its bang-for-buckness. Blackberry and dark cherry flavors. Pleasantly medicinal (Dr. Pepper), decent acid balance and spice.
My Rating: 89. This wine has a medium body with plenty of fruit .The nose is very long with nice spicy fruit aromas. For the Price at Bj's of $ 9.- a good buy
After first opening this wine was good, but had an almost extreme floral quality (violets?-not sure) that was not present in the nose, but sort of dominated the other flavors in the mouth. After an hour or two the floral quality diminished on the tongue but became slightly present in the nose. then tended to fade out altogether as time went on, which I considered to be a good thing, for it was interesting, but kind of distracting. At the end of the first night, and especially the second day, this wine settled down to become an incredibly smooth and enjoyable wine to drink. Blackberries and black cherry nose and flavors, plus a great balance of dry with just a touch of sweetness. Still kind of big and bold in a way, but smooth in others (low key in spice and brambliness compared to some Zins) This wasn't the Zin experience I was searching for, but this found me, and introduced me to a very drinkable and pleasant wine, once it was opened for a while, anyway. I give my kudos to Bogle, because every Bogle wine I have tasted I have liked
2009: excellent upon first opening, lost quality by next day. For 2010 vintage: luscious, spicy, excellent drink alone wine.
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Roasted black cherry, dried wild berry, smoke and chewy mocha flavors are framed by lively acid and tannins. A very good value. Drink now through 2006.
Excellent value, with currant, wild berry and dried raspberry flavors that pick up vanilla, cedar and tangy structure on the finish. Drink now through 2006.
Smooth and supple-textured, with a modest but classy blend of cocoa, coffee, black cherry, plum, vanilla and spice flavors, finishing with good length.
Head-trained, dry-farmed old vines are again the source for Bogle's Old Vine Zinfandel. These gnarly old vines produce concentrated fruit of unsurpassed quality and intensity. This supple, mouthfilling wine leads with juicy blueberry and ripe blackberry fruit. Black pepper and hints of chocolate notes integrate well with the soft, plush body. Subtle hints of spicy oak and pipe tobacco create structure, allowing the wine to stand up to a variety of fare. This is the perfect wine to pair with everything from rich sauces and unique dishes to your favorite weeknight take-out.
Round and supple, with very good intensity to the vanilla, cassis and raspberry character that folds into cedary tones and lively structure. Shows off a little peppery quality, too. Drink now through 2006.
The 2001 Zinfandel Old Vine's dark plum/ruby color is followed by earthy aromas of sandalwood, tree bark, cranberries, and cherries. This medium-bodied offering possesses excellent fruit, fine texture, and an attractive openness. Drink it over the next 1-2 years.
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Brand new modular home had a water leak from jacuzzi 5 days ago. Unrealized while tub was filled, water leaked not from drain, but from a still unknown place (jet fittings? plumber yet to come)through the ceiling, wall, and down 2 floors to basement.
We immediately removed wet drywall and dried out with fans best we could. Company came last night and took down the rest of drywall-guy said there was mold. But to me did not look like mold more of a sawdust material. Husband talking about ripping out cabinets etc. I told him cut a piece of drywall from the other side of the house to check it out - I really dont think its mold. Could white mold colonize in only 3 days? The white substance was all over the place but again I really believe it's something from modular factory, sawdust etc - the water only slightly trickled down this wall - the big problem is wood floors need to come up because water settled under them and caused them to warp already. Please help! I do not have pictures to attach right now I know this makes it more difficult but if anyone has experienced anything like this. thanks so much! |
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What company came? Plumber? Carpenter? Mold expert? If it wasn't someone knowledgeable about mold then I would call someone who was before destroying anything else. You might even Google "types of mold" and look at some pictures to see if anything resembles what you are seeing. But, I would still get an expert opinion before making a decision. I'm inclined to believe that it's not as bad as it seems but better safe than sorry. I think the cost of an expert opinion will be cheaper than ripping out miles of sheetrock and replacing it. |
Hello, the water damage remediation company came. Not servpro but one of their competitors. They were recommended by insurance co. wood floors were warping so had to be ripped up before mold started to grow. but again what I saw on sheetrock, does not look like pics online-pics online look like circular colonies-this looked like some type of dust. The water ran down this wall and when we opened it up I only saw and felt with my hand where water had trickled-its not as if something was leaking there for years and caused a mold problem. Definitely will consult with an expert before further removal of sheetrock into kitchen, cabinets etc. Thanks for your reply. |
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 12623026:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyODg0X0M0MzQyNDcz] [quote:Ohwell:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyODAyX0U1OEUwQjRF] [quote:Anonymous Coward 12623026:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyNjc2X0E3M0M3NDlB] [quote:Ohwell:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyNTkzXzRCOTMxM0My] [quote:Anonymous Coward 12623026:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyNTI1XzQxMDQ2RjND] [quote:Ohwell:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyNDEzXzgyODhGM0ZE] [quote:Anonymous Coward 12623026:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyMzA5XzdFMDkzRDI3] [quote:Reiz:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyMjc3X0Q3MzJFQ0Qw] [quote:Anonymous Coward 12623026:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyMjU5XzJCQ0EzNTU=] Why is this shite pinned ? [/quote] I dunno man, maybe because its true? [/quote] No its not . There are contradictions in the Bible because the Catholic Church put in writings that did not belong in there(Paul , the false Prophets writings) . Take him out and the Word flows like it should . FAIL OP , Try harder ! [/quote] So your god is so powerful that mere men could add and/or subtract from his holy book? How come he couldn't stop them? Perhaps he allowed it? Speaks well of an all powerful or all knowing god, doesnt it. A god that is spontaneous. [/quote] God tests his people all the time to see who is obedient to his Word and who truly loves him . James 1:12 "God blesses those who Patiently Endure TESTING and TEMPTATION. Afterward they will receive the CROWN OF LIFE that God has promised to those who love Him." [/quote] You didnt answer my question. [b]How come he couldn't stop them? Perhaps he allowed it? [/b] On one hand you blame the catholic church and say everything is perfect except for what they did and then again you say its a test by god. Here's your quote: [quote:Anonymous Coward 12623026:MV8xODE2MzI3XzMwMjMyMjU5XzJCQ0EzNTU=] No its not . There are contradictions in the Bible because the Catholic Church put in writings that did not belong in there(Paul , the false Prophets writings) . Take him out and the Word flows like it should . FAIL OP , Try harder ! [/quote] The video of OP kind of illustrates your thinking pattern. [/quote] The Almighty Creator of the Universe could not stop them ? lol please , don't be silly ! In the OT , there is a story that the book of the Law was lost for a whole generation and God could have easily told one of the Prophets about it but he didn't because it is our duty and responsibility to guard and test the Word . And what I said did not contradict itself , why can't it be both ? [/quote] So the addition of Paul's part by the catholic church makes the bible somewhat incomplete and contradictory but an incomplete/contradictory bible was allowed by god but yet remain a test even though the bible isnt complete? Is that what you are saying? Yet you state that if you take Paul's part out that the bible flows. So where is the test here and who is being contradictory beyond the contradictory level of the bible? And god allowed this? [/quote] Where did I say incomplete ??? Please stop putting words in my mouth ! I think I have my point clear and you just want an argument so I wont waste any more time with you . [/quote]
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I got this video sent to me and thought it was hilarious and probably true. I personally do not own a bible and so cannot check the citations that run along the bottom of the screen but hey if you do I'd love to hear the results.
Yeah I'm still labeling this thread as "proof" because religions in general contradict themselves all the time. Like... talking a lot about love except hating all those who disagree with them so it would not surprise me at all to find that the Bible which was patched together over something like 3000-5000 years by something like 50-100 different authors would have more than a few contradictions. That's just logical.
Bring on the bad karma, judging people on this site based on a little coloured bar in the corner is just plain ludicrous anyways.
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First - a flower. August is not my month. I have had some issues, and just could not do this. I apologize. We are in the port of Cadiz (CA-diz), Spain. However, our long day will be spent in Seville. I have mentally prepped myself for the following venues: Maria Luisa Park (2); Seville (old town and the city); Alcazar ( possibly 4, at least 3) and Cadiz as we depart. |
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I am happy anytime you show us some of your beautiful pictures, no apology needed. Hope the rest of August is better for you. I almost can smell the roses. You ran into the usual tour problem - things you would like to explore more and no time to do it. Reminds me of my first tour visit to the Smithonian - 4 hours. |
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This is the official Watson for Minister of Filming Resources thread. Take the time to consider my plan, and to comment on it. My platform is really very simple. I believe that simple is safe. It also makes sense. I see no reason why our current resources section should not be integrated into the encyclopedia. The brickfilms encyclopedia is the greatest resource we've ever had, and it could be so much more. It's rather out of the way, in my opinion, being part of a wack of links over on the right-hand side of the front page. If the resources was integrated, it would no doubt direct far more traffic to the encyclopedia, increasing attention to it, and hopefully increasing contributions to it in the process. The resources link at the top of the page would now link to the resources page in the wiki. This process will involve cafeful teamwork with our minister of Truth, schlaeps, which I look forward to. It goes without saying that I will work to add content as well, but I don't claim to be the authority on any particular subject. One of the benefits of wiki integration is that anyone can contribute. I won't allow just anyone to modify the resources page itself, but I will certainly encourage the creation of content by others. Drawing upon our collective expertise will yield the greatest results. I want to take some time to comment briefly on the platform of my opponent, Kyle. His platform is focused primarily on content creation, which is, of course, extremely useful, but is not at all dependant on election. What I'm getting at is that regardless of who is chosen for this position, the proposed content will be added. Therefore, you are really voting for the system you'd prefer to see, whether that be the current separation of these two sections, or the final, inevitable, and (in my opinion) logical amalgamation of them. Please feel free to express any thoughts or concerns that you have about my qualifications and/or platform for this position. Watson |
June 27, 2007 at 5:21 am #299626 | |
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I've been confused as to the purpose of the Resources section since the Wiki started getting content, so I'm with you all the way. Let them MERGE! Cometgreen |
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I agree with Watson on some points he made. I did mention wanting to merge both the Wiki and Resources but hadn't added it to my original post. "Yes I thought about that a long time ago, it seems like we are making this more difficult by splitting where you can find stuff into too many places. If I could get the articles in the Wiki in an organized and catagorized fasion in the Resources section, everything would be in one spot and easy to find." I don't think I focus primarily on just adding content however. Adding is all well and good but fixing old things that have been added is what I plan to do even more. Almost every article can have an update by now. On the whole Wiki + Resources I couldn't agree more. I think the only difference is I wanted to go integrating the Wiki into the Resources not the other way around and for this reason: - Wiki requires searching mostly so unless someone knows what to search, odds are a n00b wont find it, which means they then will ask anyways in the forums. (seems rediculous but you guys know it will/does happen) - Resources are put into catagories right away, so things are quick to find. You want FX related topics you scroll right down and you got everything there at your fingertips. Same goes with editing, post-production, pre-production, etc. I think linking Wiki articles into a nice catagorized fasion in the resources section is a great way to make them easier to find. Keep in mind the Wiki will be updated along with the resources but I think for initial questions, they would be answered faster in an outline format for someone to look at and pick their article accordingly. Either way whomever wins I hope to work close with the winner because there is much I want to fix. Even if I wouldn't be in charge I plan to send loads of updates for things and have a bunch of things submitted. Cheers, |
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First of all, I disagree with this approach. I will now explain why by discussing each of your reasons. As I see it, this is, in fact, one of the major reasons why the resources should be integrated into the wiki. Remember, I'm not just talking about putting the tutorials and interviews into the wiki. I'm talking about putting a resources page into the wiki. It will be somewhat like it is now, divided into several topics, with links to other wiki articles — somewhat like an index of sorts, but more focused, with an emphasis on organization. Again, this is easily accomplished by having a resources page in the wiki, with the added benefit of the fact that people will actually be going to the wiki. Thus, it will become a singular repository about our hobby — centralizing everything, rather than dividing it up. |
June 27, 2007 at 3:17 pm #299735 | |
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ah I see your approach now…I guess I either didn't get that from your post or I just misunderstood. I thought you meant placing the resources articles within the Wiki JUST in the search function not in a catagorie plateform as well. Thats why I said what I did. - Kyle |
June 29, 2007 at 12:04 pm #300440 | |
BertL |
I actually prefer this approach over Kyle's (sorry Kyle, I still love you). However I'm not sure if I should vote for Watson, as I'm unsure whether he's serious or not. EDIT: I nearly missed the point I was making. Watson, how serious are you about these elections? |
June 29, 2007 at 5:59 pm #300550 | |
Cometgreen |
…Read the thread. I don't think he'd be making all these points if he wasn't serious. Cometgreen |
June 29, 2007 at 6:26 pm #300557 | |
BertL |
Yeah, but his multiple runs + signature makes me doubt. |
June 30, 2007 at 12:55 am #300695 | |
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While I readily admit that my first thread was tongue-in-cheek (which should have been obvious), I am completely serious about the positions that I'm still running in. Please don't hesitate to lend me your support if you approve of my plans. |
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Dr. Stephens earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry, with a minor in Biology, from Sam Houston State University in 1980, graduating in the top 10% of his class, and a member of the National Honor Society as well. He went on to complete his Doctorate of Dental Science degree in 1984 at the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston, again finishing in the top 10% of his class and a member of the National Dental Honor Society.
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Val attended college in Wisconsin where she earned her degree and license to practice in 1985. She came to our office in 1989 and is the only team member who has had the unique privilege of working with Dr. Stephens for over 20 years! Val believes the reason she has stayed with us for so long because of our environment, which allows her to take care of her patients with the highest level of care. She enjoys developing long-term relationships with her patients.
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Our sweet Crystal has always had an interest in the dental field that started at a young age. She began her career as a dental assistant before deciding to pursue her degree in dental hygiene. She has only been with our office a short time but we could not have found a more perfect fit for our hygiene team. She is quiet but such a hard worker and a great asset to our office! Her motto is to treat patients like how she would want to be treated. She takes pride in making sure her patients are at ease, as comfortable as possible, and ensuring her patients a stress free dental experience.
She fell in love and recently married her high school sweetheart Jonathan. While only married for one year they have been together for twelve years and counting! No children yet for these two love birds but they do enjoy cuddling with their adorable three kitty cats - Bullet, Tyler, and Imposter. Crystal finds enjoyment in spending time with her family, relaxing in the outdoors, fishing, watching the latest reality tv shows, and listening to all genres of music from classical to rock music!
Although born in Indiana, Dana considers herself to be a native Texan residing in the Houston area since the age of three. After working as an Orthodontic technician for seven years she went back to school to fulfill her dream of becoming a dental hygienist. We are so happy she chose to join our team shortly after graduating from Lamar in 2008.
Dana enjoys traveling and spending time with her friends, family, and husband. Oh and let's not forget her sweet bulldog Stella Grace! Dana has a passion for running and has completed several half marathons. She looks forward to one day attaining her goal of completing a full marathon. We know she can do it and we will be cheering her all the way to the finish line! Dana has truly enjoyed her experience as a dental hygienist and looks forward to many more years to come at our practice making patients smile.
Michelle brought her enthusiasm and experience to our office in 2005. Her knowledge and skills make her an important asset to our office. Michelle is originally from Nederland,but after a few years in Kansas City and Austin, has settled nicely in The Woodlands.
She has three beautiful children, Aren, Sean, and Tess. Reading, music, and running are some of Michelle's favorite pastimes. Running has been her passion since 2004. She has completed many full and half marathons. She has been an active member and a coach of Woodlands Fit Running Club for the last few years.
Brenda has been a Dental Assistant for many years and has enjoyed working with Dr. Stephens for almost 20 years! Anyone who has had the opportunity to work with her can feel her love for people, her level of care, and her exceptional commitment to her patients. She has a heart as big as Dallas and it shows in everything she does!
Brenda has been married for many years and has three great children. She recently earned the priceless title as grandma to her sweet granddaughter Mary Grace. Spending time with her great big family, cooking, and loving on her Boxer Sophie is what makes her smile at the end of the day!
Kelley has been with our practice since July 2008. She has been in dentistry since 1997 and loves every aspect of it. She is originally from St. Louis, MO but is a Texan now! It is in Houston where she found love with her husband Steven. They have been married since 2005 and have been blessed with two sweet little boys, Logan and Ryan. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family. She loves enjoying the outdoors, traveling, cooking and reading a good book.
Liana has been with our practice since July 2011. She was looking for a dental family to join that would allow her to show off her caring personality and love for helping people. She came to the right place! She worked in the financial field for 10 years prior to pursuing dental. In 2009 she realized she needed much more out of life and her career path. That is when she decided to become a registered dental assistant. She has loved every minute of her career since then and knows dentistry is where her passion is.
Originally from Chicago but called Dallas home when growing up. She relocated to Houston in 2006 where she enjoys spending time with her boyfriend Chris and his two beautiful children Addyson and Faith. They love to travel, listen to live music, play her Beatles records, ride bikes, experiment with all kinds of cooking, and just hang out together!
Bridget originally became a part of our practice in 2003, before relocating to San Antonio. She recently moved back to Houston and we couldn't be more estatic that she chose to rejoin our awesome team of assistants! Although orginally born in Kansas City, Kansas, Bridget considers herself a native Houstonian since she has lived here since the age of 3. She is a very hardworker, excellent at taking care of patients, and brings such a warm caring attitude to every person she meets. She enjoys spending time with her family, relaxing with friends, and traveling the world as much as she can!"
Ali has been a Registered Dental Assistant for over 6 years. She originally joined our team in 2010 but took a year off to love on her first precious baby Miles Wayne Loring! She is now extremely happy to have rejoined our team and our staff couldn't have missed her more! Ali is dedicated to providing the upmost comfort to our patients while helping them become more knowledgable about their dental health. In her spare time, she loves to take her sweet boy to the park and watch her step-daughter and twin brothers excel in orchestra, choir, and every kind of sport. She also enjoys watching her husband Chris perform on stage while he plays lead guitar for the awesome "Scooter Brown Band".
Jill has a big heart and a passion for helping people! After going to school for nursing, she decided to switch to dentistry in order to have more time with her family. In 2010 she received her certification as a registered dental assistant and finds it very gratifying! She feels so blessed to have the opportunity to be part of such an amazing team. Jill recently married her sweet husband Nick in June of 2010. Jill has a beautiful daughter Kelsey who keeps them busy and smiling. Born and raised a Texas girl, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, being entertained by their Jack Russell Terrier "Boss", live music, outdoors, cooking, classic films, and visiting St. Louis Missouri (her husbands hometown).
When Darla came aboard in 2001, she instantly became family. We consider her the perfect fit to our puzzle. She is our jokester around here and loves to play pranks.
She is a true-blue Texas girl with no desire to move away anytime soon (nor will we let her). Darla and Stevie have been married since 1991 and have one son, Sammy. In her spare time, Darla enjoys spending time with her family, being creative, and making beautiful flower arrangements.
Kimberly graced us with her presence in 2003, and we can't imagine our team without her. She takes pride in being a native Texan. She has a smooth, warm East Texas accent that complements her sweet character.
Since 1994, Kimberly has been married to her cute cowboy Kenny. Together they raise rambunctious twin boys Brennan and Brayden.. who are adorable! She is very involved in her faith and church activities. She is learning to enjoy hunting and fishing with her husband and boys. Kimberly looks adorable in her pink camo! She has just ran her first half marathon and hopes to do many more. Her downtime includes exercising, shopping, and most importantly, relaxing with her big family and friends.
Kim has been a part of our team since May 2010. She has a happy warm spirit and enjoys helping patients feel comfortable at their visits. She loves to pass out hugs and makes everyone she comes in contact with feel special. Originally from Tyler, Texas she now calls Tomball her home. She is happily married to her best friend Paul and they have two boys Dylan and Logan who are their pride and joy! Kim enjoys family time, all kinds of music, reading, good food and fine wine!"
Cristal is one of the warm bright smiles at the front desk that makes our patients feel welcomed as they come through our doors! She has been a great asset to the dental field for 11 years now. Originally from Kansas, she has made the great state of Texas her home for the last 12 years. We finally converted her into a cheering fan for our amazing Houston Texans football team! She has two wonderful boys James and Jaron who both make their very momma proud as she watches them excel on the basketball court! Outside of the office, Cristal enjoys staying busy keeping up with her boys' active schedules and spending time with her family and friends.
Keely is one of our newer employees and we couldn't be happier! She was born in Dallas but moved to the great city of Houston when she was a little girl. True to her hometown of the Cowboys she definitely is but we are determined to make her a Texans fan very soon! Her enthusiasm for people and her passion for the dental field is what radiates through her personality! She greets our patients making them feel very comfortable with her big smile and contagious laugh! Though originally going to school to be a dental assistant more than 6 years ago, she soon realized being a front office team player felt more like home to her.
Keely loves her furry four legged baby Butch! He is her playful shih tzu who owns her heart. To relax Keely enjoys being surrounded with friends, traveling to see family, taking in a good movie, listening to music, reading, and meeting new people!
Jessica was born and raised downtown in the heart of Houston. Rightfully so, she prides herself on graduating with honors at the top of her dental class. Our office is elated to have a fluent Spanish speaking employee who ejoys translating for our patients. She and her husband of 5 years are celebrating the recent purchase of their first brand new home! Jessica has a huge soft spot for all animals especially her sweet furry dogs, Lilly and Kody. On her free time she loves cooking, traveling, and volunteering at a local animal shelter. Her passion for the dental field radiates through her warm smile as she greets our patients when coming and leaving our office!
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Kelly Clarkson, Boyfriend Brandon Blackstock Lunch At The Cheesecake Factory (PHOTOS)
Kelly Clarkson's romance with Brandon Blackstock continued to go public on Tuesday with a trip to The Cheesecake Factory at the Sherman Oaks Galleria, in Sherman Oaks, Calif.
A makeup-free Clarkson, 30, looked relaxed and casual in a floral-printed summer dress, while her 35-year-old beau donned sunglasses, a hat, a gray shirt and jeans.
The happy couple -- who have been dating since last year -- recently made their first public appearance together, in White Creeks, Tennessee, at an event to celebrate No. 1 hits achieved by country crooning husband and wife Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton. (See the photo here.)
In recent months, the Grammy-winning singer has been vocal about her booming relationship with Blackstock, who is the stepson of country superstar Reba McEntire. In a recent interview, she joked: "He is ruining my creativity!"
Clarkson is coming off a strong year, professionally: Her hit single 'Stronger' reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, and she also served as one of four mentors on the ABC reality-competition series Duets.
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Ever since the late nineties, email has been a major method of communication, which is why it is interesting to note the email habits that users fall into.
For instance, 25% of people say they've sent an email late at night to show commitment at work. Almost three times that percentage of people have sent an email they later regret. This is interesting in thinking about our motivations for sending emails.
You fall into the majority if you spend most of your day working on emails, and 57% of respondents say they do just that.
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6 Ways To Prepare For Unexpected Financial Events
In a relatively short period of time, Americans have seen a collapse of housing prices, the near-collapse of the banking system, double-digit unemployment and various boom-and-bust cycles in financial markets. You may not know what's coming next, but bad news shouldn't exactly come as a surprise anymore.
You can't protect against everything, but there are steps you can take to be better prepared to react when surprises threaten to impact your personal finances. Here are six things you can do to be prepared:
- Draw up an investment wish list. Suppose the stock market fell to half its current level tomorrow -- what stocks would you most like to own at drastically discounted prices? After all, Apple, Google and other standout companies don't come cheap. Chances to buy them at reasonable prices are rare and fleeting. For example, the S&P 500 hit bottom in early 2009 after the financial crisis, but by the end of that year it had bounced back by 50 percent. You can prepare for sudden price drops by making a list of what stocks you'd most like to own, and what you would be willing to pay for them.
- Be equally ready to sell. Just as you should be prepared to snap up buying opportunities, you have to be ready to sell when the time is right. When you first buy a stock, you should have some plan for what price you would sell the stock for, or under what conditions.
- Build an emergency fund. Separate from your retirement fund or any other savings earmarked for a specific goal, you should have an emergency fund -- typically, a high-yield savings account or similarly safe and accessible vehicle that could provide you with about six months worth of living expenses in a pinch.
- Create a certificate of deposit rollover schedule. Have your calendar give you a reminder a couple weeks before your CDs are due to mature, so you can make an informed decision about what length CD you want next, and take the time to shop for the best CD rates.
- Do a phantom job search. Unless you have built up a substantial portfolio of investments, your career may be your most valuable asset simply because of its ongoing earning power. You should manage your career actively, as you would an investment. Without actually applying for anything, you can do a phantom job search in which you look at the job market to see how many openings are out there that you'd be qualified for, and what they pay. Strong demand for your skills could strengthen your negotiating position at your current employer, while weak demand may remind you to go the extra mile to make sure you are valued.
- Update your training. A phantom job search can also tell you if your training is out-of-date. If so, don't wait until you're out of a job to improve your credentials. Doing it now could improve your performance in your current job, and make you immediately competitive if you have to re-enter the job market.
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Barcelona youngster Jonathan dos Santos has been given the all-clear by doctors after three weeks out with an ankle injury.
The Mexican international has been sidelined since the middle of January with sprained ligaments in his left ankle.
But club medics have today given the 22-year-old the go-ahead to resume full training.
Dos Santos has been a fringe player for Tito Vilanova this term, playing just seven minutes in La Liga.
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The damaging consequence of a focus on traits is that it suggests we need to select the right people to run our lives, rather than consider what forms of hierarchy or non-hierarchy can elicit the best group behaviours to achieve desired goals. Instead of a focus on heroes with great traits, to develop sustainability leadership we should enhance our understanding of how to develop leaderful groups, where senior role holders act as hosts not heroes, and enable leadership to emerge from within the group.
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Whiskey Soda Lounge 115 Columbia St., 718-797-4120, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn Whiskey Soda Lounge is a fantastic name for a joint like this: the moniker sounds old school and the space looks that way too, with wood paneling and strings of Christmas lights. But when you hear Thai covers of Donna Summer's "Hot Stuff" and Wild Cherry's "Play That Funky Music," you know you're not on the outskirts of Chicago in 1950. Instead, this is the Bangkok-inspired world of Andy Ricker, whose Pok Pok and Whiskey Soda Lounge in Portland, Oregon, led to their wildly successful duplication here. Whiskey Soda Lounge, located down the street from Brooklyn's Pok Pok, is meant to handle the overflow from that restaurant, but this place holds its own. Drinks are the main event, the spicy Thai bar food meant to accompany an evening of imbibing. Ike's Vietnamese fish sauce wings are here, along with deep-fried anchovies with sriracha sauce, stir-fried Manila clams with chilies and garlic, and smoky, sour-cured pork riblets with shaved coins of fresh ginger.


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What You Need To Know About Treating Your Acne
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Acne is the term for pimples and complexion problems that occur in many young people and some adults. Approximately 90% of all people will have acne at some point in their lives. Pimples usually occur on the face, but may extend to the neck, chest, upper arms, back and legs. Acne is only askin problem and does not affect your general health.
Acne usually begins at puberty and may continue for many years. Teenagers get acne as the body matures and produces hormones that stimulate the sebaceous (oil producing) skin glands to make more sebum, or oil. Sebum lubricates the skin. Sebaceous glands within the hair follicles, or pores, become plugged when oil secretion occurs faster than the oil and skin cells can exit the pores. Sometimes the plug causes the wall of the pore to rupture causing redness, swelling, and pus – in other words a pimple. Plugged oil glands may form blackheads and whiteheads. Blackheads are not caused by dirt; rather there is a bacteria that normally lives on the skin and thrives on the sebum produced by oil glands. Sometimes, this bacteria multiplies and causes inflammation and acne.
Some facts about acne:
Acne is built into your genes; it runs in families.
In women, acne frequently worsens at the time of menstruation.
Your cosmetics should be labeled "oil-free," or "noncomedogenic".
Adult women often have trouble with acne through middle age. The reason is unknown although hormones play some role.
Oral & Topical Antibiotics
What Can Be Done?
Acne cannot be completely prevented. Although, a careful skin careregimen can help to lessen it's severity and the formation of new pimples.
Helpful tips:
Wash your face twice daily with a gentle skin cleanser to prevent oil build-up.
Do not scrub your face with a harsh washcloth or sponge. Scrubbing may actually make it worse by irritating the skin.
Try gentle cleansing with your hands.
Topical astringents can be used to remove excess oil after cleansing.
Don't squeeze, scratch, or pick the lesions. This can leave tiny, permanent scars on your face.
Prescription treatments are recommended and may take one to two months to see improvement. Medications include Topical Antibiotics, benzoyl peroxide, and vitamin A derivatives. Topical medications are sometimes used in combination with antibiotics for optimal results.
Accutane, an oral vitamin A derivative, is a strong, effective acne treatment which "cures" many people. There are numerous side effects to Accutane therapy and proper counseling and monitoring is essential.
Acne programs are personally formulated by Dr. Sexton for your particular case of acne. Since most cases do vary and the degree of involvement does change, your program will be modified from time to time. Continued progress depends on making regular evaluations and changes when necessary. Control of acne is an ongoing day-to-day process, and an effective program requires good communication between you and Dr. Sexton.
If you have skin concerns, visit Dr. Sexton's office at 15825 Laguna Canyon Road, Suite 203, in Irvine.
The phone number is 949-679-6900, and he can be seen from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. His Web site is www.drsexton.net.
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About the Author:
Dr. Charles Sexton,a Board Certified Dermatologist, has been practicing general and cosmetic dermatology in the Irvine, Laguna Beach, and Orange County, California area for the past 10 years. Offering Botox, Restylane, and IPL, Dr. Sexton has been treating patients throughout the Southern California area for over 18 years.


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FEATURES STRAWBERRYLAND FOR KIDS! (Giveaway!)
Ever have a strawberry tart tossed in your face? Wholesome family fun abounds at the 28th Annual CALIFORNIA STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL getting underway May 21 and 22, 2011 at Strawberry Meadows of College Park in Oxnard from 10:00a.m. - 6:30p.m. Among the nation's top outdoor events, the Festival serves up a menu of delectable strawberry delights and amazing foods from 40+ booths, along with concerts on two stages, 200+ Fine Arts & Crafts booths, the Strawberry Promenade with cooking demonstrations, and more.
In your face entertainment is what the Strawberry Tart Toss and Strawberry Pie Eating Contests are all about. And a special oasis for youngsters, Strawberryland For Kids, has free rides and attractions and all day entertainment with jugglers, clowns and puppeteers. Proceeds benefit 20+ local non-profit organizations, so dig in! Be sure to omit the traffic by hopping on the free park n ride shuttles from convenient locations off the 101 Fwy.
INFO: 1-888-288-9242 www.strawberry-fest.org
Strawberry Meadows of College Park, 3250 South Rose Avenue, Oxnard.
Free Park N Ride Shuttle service from five locations off the 101 Freeway and PCH offer ideal access http://Strawberry-fest.org/Plan/shuttle-service-strawberry-express-park-n-ride
Limited parking available on site for $10
Adults: $12; seniors 62+, active military and dependents with ID card: $8; Youths (5-12): $5, Free for kids 4 and under. Advance tickets available for purchase on line with no additional fees at http://strawberry-fest.org/Plan/buy-tickets
Would you like to win a family 4 pack? You can use tickets either Saturday or Sunday! If you would like to enter, email me here with subject: Strawberry Festival. Then, after checking out their website, leave a comment below letting us know what sounds like the most fun to you!


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Gear Review
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I like the compartment underneath for your boots. The goggle pocket is a little on the small side and the other 2 on the front are small. It would be nice to have some bigger outer pockets for gloves, socks, etc. Otherwise a great bag.
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