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19 When you mount an attack on a town and the siege goes on a long time, don't start cutting down the trees, swinging your axes against them. Those trees are your future food; don't cut them down. Are trees soldiers who come against you with weapons? | 19 When you lay siege to a city for a long time, fighting against it to capture it, do not destroy its trees by putting an ax to them, because you can eat their fruit. Do not cut them down. Are the trees of the field people, that you should besiege them? |
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Yosemite National Park Plans Restoration Of Mariposa Grove
Pine cones the size of bread loaves. Trees that climb 20 stories into the sky. These are some of the wonders of the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias at Yosemite National Park.
Yosemite National Park Working With Gateway Communities To Celebrate Fall
With the 150th anniversary of the Yosemite Grant that set aside the Yosemite Valley for preservation within reach, Yosemite National Park officials are working with gateway communities to celebrate the anniversary and the season.
Seeing The Parks By Webcam During The Shutdown
Among the many casualties of the government shutdown are some of the popular webcam views of locations around the National Park System, since NPS and some other government web services have been disabled for the duration of the dispute. If you enjoy the ability to check in on favorite park locations via those cameras, all is not lost, however, and we'll provide some tips about park webcam views provided by non-government sources.
Tenth Annual Yosemite Facelift Shows Power Of Volunteerism At Yosemite National Park
Late September marked the tenth year that the Yosemite Climbing Association has spearheaded a major volunteer effort at Yosemite National Park known as Yosemite Facelift. The 2013 version of the event ran from September 24-29, and over 1,200 volunteers once again made a huge positive impact on the park and its resources
Google Maps "Street View" Coming To The National Parks
Google Maps has become a useful electronic option to paper maps for many people, and one feature of that site—"Street View"—allows users to see a ground-level, 360 degree photographic view of many locations around the world. Now that service is adding parts of some national parks, including the Grand Canyon and even one rather surprising location that lies beneath the ground.
Update: Rep. McClintock Pushing For Timber Salvage Sales In Yosemite National Park, Surrounding Area
A California congressman is pushing legislation that would turn aside federal environmental laws to allow for the salvage of timber burned by the Rim Fire in Yosemite National Park and the adjacent Stanislaus National Forest.
"Find A National Park Service Map" Offers A Wealth Of Information For Map Fans
Over the years the National Park Service has developed quite an array of maps for use in park publications and exhibits, and you can access them on a link tucked away on the NPS website. If you're planning a park visit or just enjoy looking at maps, you'll find plenty of material at a link called "Find A National Park Service Map."
Photography Workshops, Hiking Sojourns Coming To Yosemite National Park
Fall is a great time to experience the national parks. The weather is cooling, the crowds are shrinking, and the wildlife is moving. You can take advantage of this season at Yosemite National Park by signing up for one of the custom trips being offered by YExplore.
Traversing The Range Of Light: 24 Days On The John Muir Trail
High among the pinnacles of Mt. Whitney's sheer western face, we hiked upward with measured breath and watched from our shifting, precarious vantage as the sun's first light peeled back the long gown of night, revealing the contours of so many miles we'd recently walked, cragged mountain faces and clear sky aglow in lakes like mirrors, far below.
Elite National Park Service Helicopter Unit Marks Forty Years Of Service
News of a dramatic rescue via helicopter in a national park often involves locations like Yosemite or Grand Teton National Parks, but there's also an elite National Park Service helicopter rescue team based in the East. This year marks 40 years of service by the United States Park Police (USPP) Aviation Unit, and the group has been involved in some unusual and high-profile incidents
Wawona Tunnel Repairs At Yosemite National Park Will Cause Traffic Delays
Work to clean and repair interior sections of the Wawona Tunnel at Yosemite National Park will lead to occasional traffic delays beginning Sunday and extending into December.
National Park Service Director Jarvis: Been Tough To Gain Funds For Work Preventing Wildfires
Federal land managers have been fighting an uphill battle to gain additional funds to reduce the threat of wildfires in the West, according to National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis.
Video Offers A "Tanker's-Eye View" Of Yosemite National Park And The Rim Fire
Retardant drops from air tankers have become a standard weapon in the fight against large wildfires, such as the Rim Fire affecting a corner of Yosemite National Park. There's occasional debate about the pros and cons of that technique, but there's no doubting the skill and courage of the crews of those aircraft. Here's a video with a pilot's-eye view of Yosemite during operations over the Rim Fire.
Yosemite's Rim Fire, Yellowstone's Summer Of '88, And Climate Change
As the Rim Fire continues to advance across the northern reaches of Yosemite National Park, challenging firefighters and alarming onlookers, it's hard not to recall perhaps the worst fire season ever to strike a national park, that of the dry, hot, and smoky summer of 1988 in Yellowstone National Park.
Rim Fire Spreading In Northern Yosemite National Park, Some Roads Closing
Though much of Yosemite National Park is unaffected by the nearly 180,000-acre Rim Fire, the blaze is spreading across northern portions of the park and forcing the closure of some park roads.
Rim Fire Expanding Run Into Yosemite National Park
The "Rim Fire" continued its spread in Yosemite National Park on Saturday, though the fire was far to the north of the iconic Yosemite Valley. While some park roads were affected by the blaze, most were open, park officials said.
Around The Parks: Fishers In North Cascades And Mount Rainier, Yosemite Youth Programs, Glacier Conservancy Gets CEO
Fisher recovery programs at North Cascades and Mount Rainier national parks, youth programs at Yosemite National Park, and the Glacier National Park Conservancy are among the news items from around the National Park System this week.
PEER: National Park Service At Fault As Visitors Leave A Lot Of Roadkill In Their Wake
A review of wildlife lost to vehicle collisions in three iconic national parks shows the National Park Service is struggling, and sometimes failing, to reverse the trend, according to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility.
Additional American Sign Language Services Available At Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park has added several new American Sign Language services that are available both in the park, and at your home.
Exploring National Parks Through The Lens Of Steven Bumgardner
Intricate details of Yosemite National Park -- the seasonal run of frazil ice, moonbows, and "neon red asparagus" -- all have fallen before the lens of Steven Bumgardner. How did he get his start capturing the essence of Yosemite, and what's next on his schedule? Traveler did a quick Q&A with Steven to learn the answers to those and other questions.
Newspaper Takes California Congressman To Task Over Yosemite Criticism
A congressman who has harshly criticized Yosemite National Park staff for their work on a management plan for the iconic Yosemite Valley has in turn drawn criticism from one of California's largest newspapers.
Plane Missing Since December Found In Yosemite National Park Backcountry
A single-engine plane and its pilot missing over Yosemite National Park since last December have been found.
Yosemite Nature Notes: Neon Red Psychedelic Asparagus
One of the most unusual plants in the far West is the snow plant, a brilliant red stalk of vegetation that some refer to as a "neon red psychedelic asparagus."
U.S. House Subcommittee To Take Testimony On Yosemite National Park's Merced River Plan Impacts
California politicians, who jumped quickly to prevent horse pack trips at Sequoia National Park from being derailed last year, are moving to take a close look at Yosemite National Park plans that could lead to some concessions closings in the Yosemite Valley.
A View From The Overlook: Mountain Bikes
First of all, and most paramount, we must say that there is nothing intrinsically wrong with mountain bikes.
Reader Participation Day: Which Historic Person Would You Take Hiking In The National Parks?
Which historic person would you take on a hike in a national park?
Yosemite National Park Features New Exhibit On Native American Culture
A 36-inch-wide basket that took three years to hand weave, restored film footage of American Indian history in the 1920s, and an oral history of native cultural demonstrators are among the items showcased in Sharing Traditions, a new exhibit in Yosemite National Park.
Dislodged Rock Kills Climber On El Capitan In Yosemite National Park
In a freak accident on El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, a lead climber accidentally dislodged a rock that fell about 150 feet and struck and killed his partner.
Swimmer Swept Over 594-Foot Nevada Fall At Yosemite National Park
A recovery operation was ongoing Monday at Yosemite National Park for a California man swept over 594-foot-high Nevada Fall.


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2006 - North Korea conducts first nuclear test
1992 - 13 kilogram meteorite lands in driveway of Knapp residence in Peekskill, NY
1936 - Hoover Dam begins transmitting electricity to LA
1888 - The Washington Monument officially opens to the general public.
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2006 - Google purchases video sharing website YouTube - for $1.65 billion in stock.
1995 - Shock jock Howard Stern releases his second book, "Miss America"
1780 - Great Hurricane of 1780: deadliest hurricane in Atlantic helped colonists defeat British
1996 - Yankee's fan Jeffrey Maier reaches over the fence to catch Derek Jeter's home run.
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16 This is because the Lord himself will come down from heaven with the signal of a shout by the head angel and a blast on God's trumpet. First, those who are dead in Christ will rise. | 16 For the Lord himself will come down from heaven, with a loud command, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet call of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first. |
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It's a match made in indie movie heaven! Jesse Eisenberg and Mia Wasikowski have officially gone public with their relationship, kissing and cuddling in Canada.
On Tuesday afternoon, Eisenberg, 29, escorted his actress girlfriend, 23, to a cafe and for a walk around Toronto, where she is filming the movie "Maps to the Stars" alongside Robert Pattinson and Julianne Moore.
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Horsemeat supply chain questioned
Comment on this storyParis - France's agriculture minister says complex trading between wholesalers makes it increasingly difficult to trace the origins of food like the horsemeat disguised as beef being sold in frozen lasagna around Europe.
Agriculture Minister Stephane Le Foll said the results of the investigation would be released on Wednesday, but he said it was already clear that Europe needs to find a way "out of the fog."
No one has reported health risks from the mislabeled meat, which came from a complex supply chain.
An initial French investigation determined that French company Poujol bought frozen meat from a Cypriot trader. That trader got it from a Dutch company that received the meat from Romanian slaughterhouses.
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La Repubblica - Italy
La Jornada - Mexico
La Nacion - Costa Rica
Malaysia Today - Malaysia
McClatchy - United States
Nawaat - Tunisia
NDR/ARD - Germany
Owni - France
Pagina 12 - Argentina
Philip Dorling - Fairfax media contributor - Australia
Plaza Publica - Guatemala
Publica - Brazil
Publico.es - Spain
Rolling Stone - United States
Russian Reporter - Russia
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Taraf - Turkey
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The Global Intelligence Files
On Monday February 27th, 2012, WikiLeaks began publishing The Global Intelligence Files, over five million e-mails from the Texas headquartered "global intelligence" company Stratfor. The e-mails date between July 2004 and late December 2011. They reveal the inner workings of a company that fronts as an intelligence publisher, but provides confidential intelligence services to large corporations, such as Bhopal's Dow Chemical Co., Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and government agencies, including the US Department of Homeland Security, the US Marines and the US Defence Intelligence Agency. The emails show Stratfor's web of informers, pay-off structure, payment laundering techniques and psychological methods.
[OS] G7/IMF/FRANCE/ECON - IMF chief urges bold action as G7 hold crisis talks
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By Rory Mulholland (AFP) - 1 hour ago
MARSEILLE, France - Finance ministers from the world's richest economies
gathered Friday to work out how to head off gathering storm clouds, as the
new IMF chief urged bold action on the sovereign debt crisis.
After US President Barack Obama unveiled a $447 billion jobs plan to
energise the world's largest economy, finance chiefs and central bank
governors of all of the Group of Seven (G7) group of industrialised
nations gathered in the French coastal city of Marseille for two days of
A report issued on the eve of the meeting said that a new recession in
some rich countries cannot be ruled out and the eurozone crisis could
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) also
revised sharply down its growth forecasts for the rest of the year for G7
nations and expected at least one quarter of contraction in Germany and
The European Central Bank also cut its growth forecasts for the eurozone
for this year and next.
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde, who will also join
the ministers from Canada, the United States, Japan, Germany, Britain,
France and Italy, warned that there could be no foot-dragging.
"The key message I wish to convey today is that countries must act now --
and act boldly -- to steer their economies through this dangerous new
phase of the recovery," Lagarde said in a speech in London.
The world was suffering from "a crisis of confidence" amid heightened
fears over the health of banks and sovereign debt, she said.
"All this is happening at a time when the scope for policy action is
considerably narrower than when the crisis first erupted," she said. "But
while the policy options may be fewer, there is a path to recovery."
Lagarde also welcomed Obama's jobs plan which the president said was aimed
at giving a kick-start to the stalled American economy.
The centrepiece of the plan is a deeper than expected $240 billion payroll
tax cut for employers and employees meant to keep money in the pockets of
those most in need, spur demand and encourage firms to hire new workers.
"It will provide a jolt to an economy that has stalled ... You should pass
this jobs plan right away," Obama said late Thursday in Congress in a
message to his Republican opponents .
The problems in the US economy -- the OECD predicted growth of only 0.4
percent in the fourth quarter -- are reflected in most other G7 countries
and are helping to cast a long shadow over the stock markets.
Obama's proposals failed to stir any excitement in Asian markets, the
first to open after his speech.
Tokyo closed 0.63 percent lower after figures showed Japan's economy
shrank more than first thought in the April-June quarter.
European stock markets also dipped at the start of trading, with London,
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Libya's new rulers have also been invited in a follow-up to the economic
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Good thing UConn has depth in the backcourt.
UConn senior Shabazz Napier was one of three unanimous selections on the American Athletic Conference first team while center Amida Brimah earned a spot on the all-rookie team.
Napier joined Cincinnati's Sean Kilpatrick and Louisville's Russ Smith as runaway choices. All three are considered strong contenders for the conference's player of the year award, which will be announced on Wednesday inMemphis.
Louisville's Montrezl Harrell and SMU's Nic Moore also made the first team.
Napier ranks second in the conference in scoring (17.8 points), assists (5.2), free throw shooting (87.7 percent) and third in steals at 1.8 per game.
The following players were named to the AAC second team: UCF's Isaiah Sykes,Cincinnati's Justin Jackson, Houston's TaShawn Thomas, SMU's Markus Kennedy and the Memphis duo of Shaq Goodwin and Joe Jackson.
Forward Austin Nichols of Memphis was the only unanimous selection to the all-rookie team, making him the heavy favorite to win the league's top rookie honor.Louisville's Terry Rozier and the UCF duo of John Egbunu and Chris Perry also made the team.
The AAC tournament begins Wednesday in Memphis. Awards winners for top rookie, player, defender, coach, scholar-athlete, sixth man, most improved player will be announced tomorrow.
Napier also was named the United States Basketball Writers Association District I player of the year for the second time. Junior Ryan Boatright also made the All-District I team.
UConn enters today's game sitting in fifth place in the American Athletic Conference.Tulsa (7-0) and SMU (7-1) are pulling away from the pack.
UConn has had issues putting teams away this season. It happened again on Thursday.
UConn begins an important two-game homestand tonight with an American Athletic Conference game against Central Florida.
After its latest damaging loss, UConn faces a long, hard road to qualify for the NCAA tournament.
UConn didn't lose its seventh game last season until March 8.The Huskies (9-6) are trying to avoid suffering their seventh defeat tonight at Stanford.
UConn suffered a major letdown against Tulsa on Tuesday night. Almost nothing went right for the Huskies, who were simply out-played and out-worked for the first time in recent weeks.
Remember when UConn's big conference games used to be against Syracuse and Georgetown?
UConn is heating up at the right time.The Huskies scored an important 62-56 victory over Cincinnati today before a sold-out XL Center crowd of 15,564.
It's too early in the season to place today's game in the must win category.
UConn is one of four American Athletic Conference teams still without a conference win heading into tonight's game against South Florida at the Sun Dome.
UConn worked out at the University of Tampa's beautiful Bob Martinez Athletics Center on Monday.
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1 I, Paul, am writing this letter. Silas and Timothy join me in writing. We are sending this letter to you, the members of the church in Thessalonica. You belong to God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. May grace and peace be given to you. | 1 Paul, Silas and Timothy, To the church of the Thessalonians in God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ: Grace and peace to you. |
2 We always thank God for all of you. We pray for you. | 2 We always thank God for all of you, mentioning you in our prayers. |
3 We never forget you when we pray to our God and Father. Your work is produced by your faith. Your service is the result of your love. Your strength to continue comes from your hope in our Lord Jesus Christ. | 3 We continually remember before our God and Father your work produced by faith, your labor prompted by love, and your endurance inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ. |
4 Brothers and sisters, you are loved by God. We know that he has chosen you. | 4 For we know, brothers loved by God, that he has chosen you, |
5 Our good news didn't come to you only in words. It came with power. It came with the Holy Spirit's help. He gave us complete faith in what we were preaching. You know how we lived among you for your good. | 5 because our gospel came to you not simply with words, but also with power, with the Holy Spirit and with deep conviction. You know how we lived among you for your sake. |
6 We and the Lord were your examples. You followed us. You suffered terribly. Even so, you welcomed our message with the joy the Holy Spirit gives. | 6 You became imitators of us and of the Lord; in spite of severe suffering, you welcomed the message with the joy given by the Holy Spirit. |
7 So you became a model to all the believers in the lands of Macedonia and Achaia. | 7 And so you became a model to all the believers in Macedonia and Achaia. |
8 The Lord's message rang out from you. That was true not only in Macedonia and Achaia. Your faith in God has also become known everywhere. So we don't have to say anything about it. | 8 The Lord's message rang out from you not only in Macedonia and Achaia--your faith in God has become known everywhere. Therefore we do not need to say anything about it, |
9 The believers themselves report the kind of welcome you gave us. They tell about how you turned away from statues of gods to serve the living and true God. | 9 for they themselves report what kind of reception you gave us. They tell how you turned to God from idols to serve the living and true God, |
10 They tell about how you are waiting for his Son to come from heaven. God raised him from the dead. He is Jesus. He saves us from God's anger, and his anger is sure to come. | 10 and to wait for his Son from heaven, whom he raised from the dead--Jesus, who rescues us from the coming wrath. |
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22 The blessing of the Lord maketh men rich: neither shall affliction be joined to them. | 22 The blessing of the LORD brings wealth, and he adds no trouble to it. |
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Taffy pips Dobbo in 1970s
The voting for Burnley's best player of the 1970s was close from start to finish as two played continually swapped places at the top as they vied to join Robbie Blake, Glen Little and Trevor Steven as the best player in a decade. Blake, Little and Steven had won the 200s, 1990s, and 1980s respectively but the 1970s vote soon became very much a two horse race between Martin Dobson and Leighton James, two players who just about started and ended the decade with the club. I suppose it was all down to whether you voted for the sheer class of Dobbo or opted for the match winning expertise of Taffy, and it was the Welsh winger who just about came out on top with a 31.8% share of the vote. He made his debut during the ill fated 1970/71 season in a home win against Nottingham Forest and made the number 11 shirt his own in the following season. Leighton James was the real match winner in the Burnley side that won promotion in 1973 and went on to have two really good seasons in the First Division before player sales, including his move to Derby, caught up with us and saw us relegated again. He was very much the crowd favourite of the time and so it is no surprise to see him come out on top. However, his lead was only a narrow one from his captain Dobson who took second player. Dobbo, won won 30.3% of the vote, was another to be sold (in 1974) as the club balanced the books. He captained the side in the promotion season and the following season when we reached the FA Cup semi-final and came close to a place in Europe via the league. Both players returned to the club before the end of the decade but couldn't prevent the club sliding even further and into the Third Division. Only one other player reached double figures in the vote. That was Peter Noble, who signed for the Clarets in the summer of 1973 and remained with the club until a move to Blackpool in early 1980. And so Leighton James, Trevor Steven, Glen Little and Robbie Blake take the honours so far with two more to come. The 1960s vote will start tomorrow. Best Player of the 1970s 31.8% - Leighton James30.3% - Martin Dobson13.4% - Peter Noble5.0% - Frank Casper4.5% - Steve Kindon4.2% - Alan Stevensonv3.7% - Paul Fletcher3.2% - Colin Waldron2.2% - Keith Newton1.5% - Terry Cochrane
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Hello: I have been lurking for a while but this is my first time posting. I am trying to identify a quilt block. I have tried some of those sites that show pictures and lists of names of blocks, but no luck. I know that a lot of blocks have multiple names depending on the area of the country you are in.
Take a look and let me know if you have an idea ! It's a really simple block that is a square with borders and fourpatches in the corners. Now I'll try to upload a photo !
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Welcome Wendy! I looked through the pictures in quilterscache.com and the closest pattern that I found is the Antique Tile. Not exactly the same, but pretty close... Maybe someone else will recognize the pattern. Good luck. Lola |
Here is a link that might be useful: Antique Tile
- Posted by WendyWillow (My Page) on Wed, Aug 22, 12 at 19:47
Thank you Lola ! Well, I just found another quilt image (see below) using the same block but the block wasn't identified here, either. Still searching for the name of this block. |
OK, I'm curious - why do you need the name? It's a simple to graph out block, and it looks fairly modern. It may not have an old history, and therefore, no name to discover. |
Billie Lauder has a technique for making this block (it actually makes 2 blocks at a time) and she calls the quilt.... "Battlefield". I don't know whether, or not, that is also the name of the block. The actual design of the block probably isn't hers, but likely is an old one? Here's a link to Billie's book on making a Battlefield quilt.... scroll down the page a bit. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Battlefield Quilt by Billie Lauder
- Posted by WendyWillow (My Page) on Wed, Aug 22, 12 at 20:56
Mary -- I can understand why you might ask why I need the name! I am looking for a "name" so I can scour the Internet and --hopefully -- find instruction on making the block ! So often there are talented people out there who have already figured out all the cutting steps, measurements, various sizes and the easiest way to put blocks together. I have only been quilting for a year or so, so I can use all the help I can get ! PS Thanks BeeOhio -- I am going to take a look at your links ! |
My guild had a workshop making this quilt a couple of years ago. I did a quick look to see if I could find a photo to post. No luck... might be on a different computer. The technique wasn't difficult, but did require close attention & concentration so that you cut correctly. Ask me why I had 4 extra blocks that were a bit different than planned. LOL! (I used them for part of the backing.) |
Wendy, let us know what size you want the block to be and we'll tell you what size to cut the pieces. |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Thu, Aug 23, 12 at 13:45
It looks to be a variation of Hole in the Barn Door. The variation being a 4-patch in the corners instead of a HST. SharonG/FL-IN |
Here is a link that might be useful: Hole in the Barn Door
- Posted by WendyWillow (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 11:42
K-8-orlando: Thanks for offering to help! I would like to make a pretty large block, say 12 inches. Still looking for the name of the original block, if anyone else wants to weigh in. Sharon -- thanks for the Hole in the Barn Door info. Looks like it's getting close in style/shape to the block i'm looking for. |
- Posted by magothyrivergirl (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 12:58
Wendy, if you post a link to the pictures of the quilts, it is possible we can help you get some directions or ID the name. Where did you get/find the pictures? Pretty quilts. |
12" block: - Cut a bunch of square 6.5"x6.5". Those are your centers. - Cut a bunch of strips 2" wide by as long as you want. Sew contrasting colors of the strips together, press and cut some of them 6.5" long to make rectangles 6.5"x3.5". Those are your sides. - Cut other sections of the strips you've sewn together at 2". Sew two of the 2"x3.5" pieces together to make 3.5"x3.5" four-patches. Those are your corners. - Sew two sides to opposite sides of the center block. - Sew four-patch corners to either end of two more side pieces and then sew those to the other sides of the center. - Done! How many of each thing you'll need depends on how scrappy you want to make it and how large it will be. If you put plain blocks in between, like in the first picture, you won't need many. Two contrasting fat quarters should give you enough of two colors to do two complete blocks (maybe 3) with some left over for border work, so if you want to make it scrappy I would purchase one FQ for every block, then mix and match the prints using two different ones for each block. Does any of that make sense? If anyone has easier directions or if I miscalculated, please post! Kate |
- Posted by toolgranny (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 14:59
Good job, Kate. Sounds perfect to me. |
Wow! Asked the right person. There it is again, more stimulation for yet another quilt. This forum rocks! |
It's because of this forum that I have a ToDo quilting list longer than my arm! I'm just trying to be as much of an enabler as you all have been to me. :~)) |
- Posted by magothyrivergirl (My Page) on Sun, Aug 26, 12 at 20:50
Wendy, this is a Sandy Klop pattern called Sun and Sea. It is available thru her website linked below. I took a workshop from her. She is a delightful person, Moda fabric designer and a pattern designer. You should order her pattern for all the directions, yardages and fabric recommendations. Scroll way down the page (#50) to see the pattern for the exact blue and yellow quilt you posted. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sandy Klop /Americain Jane Patterns
I'm with Magothyrivergirl - order the pattern. Kate was also wonderful to tell you how to make it. But honestly, this is a simple pattern. If you're too cheap to order it, just get some graph paper and colored pencils and just draft it yourself. It's not rocket science! |
For me, part of the fun of quilting is figuring out the pattern. Every time I look at a quilt, once I get past the "Oh look at the pretty colors" reaction, I think about how I would construct it. The geometry and the math make sense to me so it's usually pretty easy to work out the pattern. In my earlier days of quilting I thought buying a pattern was kind of like cheating and I would NEVER have considered purchasing a kit. But as I've gained experience I've also come to realize that the people who originate patterns deserve to be compensated for their design skills. |
- Posted by WendyWillow (My Page) on Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 15:03
All of you are wonderful -- thank you for all the help and advice. I am very impressed with the friendly people in the community. BIG THANKS to magomyrivergirl for identifying the blue and white quilt pattern as from Sandy Klop of American Jane. ANOTHER BIG THANKS AND HUGS to Kate for taking the time to puzzle out the block and write out some instructions. SO --HERE'S MY PLAN AND ALSO: Great community, great comments, great quilting folks here! Wendy |
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I found out this morning, while waiting to enter class at the Linuxgruven Chicago Training Facility. Below is a copy of the 'official memorandum' (given to me by an instructor)
From: Richard Beach
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Date: 03/11/2001 - 7:43:34 pm
Subject: Status
Dear Linuxgruven Employee,
It is with sincere regret that I write to inform you that due to certain financial exigencies, we must go through a restructuring period. This will entail possible layoffs. We are currently working to complete a round of financing, and hope the financial situation is temporary. Each employee will be notified individually of their employment status, as well as information regarding payroll. We are suspending operations at all of our locations immediately, until all effected employees can be notified.
Your financial position may be that you cannot wait for Linuxgruven's financial status to improve, to that end we have retained an outplacement firm to assist in a job search with another firm. That information will be provided at the time we contact you.
- James
I have the names and contact information of people that were in the calss with me. Most people paid 1/2 tuition ($1500) upfront, coincidentally we received 2 weeks instruction.
The instructor was poor, I doubt he would have been able to get certified for teaching, let alone as an LCA. I had six months experience working on SunOS 6 and was more knowledgable on command syntax than he was. He admitted this was his first teaching experience.
When I would presented the instructors with questions pertaining to the job assignments of people that had previously completed the course and passed the test, the reply was "None". I asked if it was safe to infer that all the Linuxgruven LCA'a working at the Chicago location were SAIR certified and I was told "Yes".
During the interview I inquired about the nature of my work assignment. What type of work assignments would I possibly be assigned to. What work location would I be assigned. The interviewer was unable to answer these questions. He responded that I probably would be presented with a variety of options, "Linuxgruven is growing, signing new contracts, opening more Linux Service/Training centers and expanding operations." He was not aware of actual work conditions and assignments for LCA's.
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Apr. 20-24 - Suggested Kick-off Week
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- Tuesday: Career Theater (view Hoosier Hot 50 videos and explore more facts at LearnMoreIndiana.org/hot50)
- Wednesday: Career Trivia (take college and career trivia in your lunchroom or during morning announcements)
- Thursday: Career Dreams (share your dream career, perhaps with photos, and the type of college degree you'll need)
- Friday: Career Professional Speakers (listen to local professionals share their stories. Local government leaders, parents and grandparents are all great at sharing about their careers!)
May 21 - Career Explorer Day
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Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood publicly opened the door to serving in President Obama's second term Thursday.
Speaking with reporters after testifying at a House Transportation Committee meeting, LaHood said he has talked with Obama about staying at the helm of the Department of Transportation (DOT), although he said no decisions have been made yet.
"I've had one meeting with the president and he's a little bit busy now, but we'll get back together sometime early next year and we'll continue our discussion," LaHood said, referencing Obama's deficit negotiations with Congress.
The remarks were a reversal from October 2011, when LaHood said that he was retiring at the end of Obama's first term.
"I'm not running for public office anymore," he told the Chicago Tribune then.
LaHood has since softened his stance. He told reporters in September that he would sit down with Obama, as he now acknowledges doing.
"As somebody who's been in public service 35 years, I don't know if I've ever had a better job," LaHood said in September 2012. "This is a great job. I'll always be grateful to the president for giving me this opportunity, and I owe to him to sit down and talk after the election and see where it takes us."
LaHood's standing has created some uncertainty in the transportation industry as officials ponder both his future and who might replace him if he decides to leave the administration. Candidates such as Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa (D) have been rumored as potential replacements for LaHood, although the president has not commented publicly about his second-term plans for the top transportation post.
LaHood was a Republican Illinois congressman for 14 years before he was appointed by Obama in 2009.


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Ugly...but functional
Tabhair dom beoir nó a thabhairt dom bháisMy E-brewery build(as cheap as possible)(Be patient slow progress)
I did such a good job on mine my wife let me put it in the dining room
I just got a pair of the dual-insert magnetic tap handles from BestBrewTap. Asked for them to be made in Cocobolo, and got exactly what I wanted. The end result is perfect for my 2.5g keg system. Easy to swap inserts out, and they stick to the front of the fridge.
Here is the one I did this weekend. Not done yet but getting closer.
That's a nice one. Course, at my house the top of it would be covered in miscellaneous crap in about 7 minutes. Any horizontal surface...


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The worsening health of the U.S. population over the last generation is evidenced by a large body of research. A number of factors predict a health care crisis in the decades ahead:
Less nutritious diets and declining physical activity
Decreasing average birth weight
Increasing rates of obese and overweight adults and children
Increasing rates of type 2 diabetes
Increasing rates of uncontrolled hypertension
Increasing rates of hospitalization from heart failure
Increasing rates of nutrition-related chronic disease in minority populations
Declining longevity and reduced quality of life
These factors will precipitate and prolong a severe health care economic crisis as greater numbers of people will require increasingly intensive health care services over the coming decades.
Fortunately the foundation of scientific knowledge needed to reduce the burden of disease and create healthier communities has already been laid: The Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHAD) is a growing body of research that shows that gene-environment interactions, beginning in the womb, play a critical role in determining an individual's life-long health profile. In other words, our adult health experiences are shaped during the earliest moments of life.
This research demonstrates that the health of individuals and, by extension, the population, depends on good nutrition immediately before and during the first 1,000 days after conception. Further, the effects of poor nutrition in early life are passed on to subsequent offspring resulting in an enduring effect over two to three generations.
Thus, the health of the next two generations, and the associated costs of health care, will be determined by the nutrition mothers and their children receive today.
A revolution in how we eat, especially among young girls, women of childbearing age and pregnant women, would immediately lead to dramatic improvements in individual health and well-being. In the long run, our communities would be healthier, which, in turn, would translate into significant economic benefits for society.
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The mission of the OHSU Bob and Charlee Moore Institute for Nutrition & Wellness is to reduce the prevalence of chronic diseases throughout life by promoting healthy, nutrient-rich diets based on wholesome foods before conception, during pregnancy and lactation, and in infancy and early childhood.
The OHSU Bob and Charlee Moore Institute for Nutrition & Wellness is dedicated to improving the health of people across the globe to ensure a healthy future for the next generations.


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The rate we paid reflects PA and Military discount. We enjoyed our stay there. Located with in walking distance to beach and restaurants. Clean spacious sites. Busy on weekends and quiet during the week. Staff and campers very friendly. We will camp here again. - Sleeps Two
We paid half price with our Passport America membership for each night of camping. This is the fourth time we have stayed at this park. We always find it to be kept very clean, with beautiful landscaping and excellent bathhouse facilities. The husband and wife on-site managers are friendly and helpful. The office manager is very courteous and helpful, too. The sites are roomy and in good shape. The park is just across the bridge from the beach. All around, a nice, quiet place to rest and relax. - TPA17801
Great park. There are blacktop sites for your RV with a brick patio. The sites are quite large which make backing in with a fifth wheel very easy. Wi-fi through the park is faster than our own hotspot--something that you rarely find. We had a 24 hour Florida storm and having blacktop and brick as your site made it wonderful to keep mud off our steps and kitchen floor. There were puddles in the park, but the drainage was excellent, so the standing water did not last long. When I stated that the price was higher than I wanted to spend, they asked if we had Passport America or Good Sams, both of which we had. So we got a great site for 1/2 price. Will definitely return here. - travelinggramma63
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A small, well appointed, but high priced park located just over the causeway from Bradenton Beach and the access to Anna Maria Island. Our rate was $998 for two weeks, plus tax. We stayed here over the Christmas holidays and the park was not completely full, although we were told that would change after January 1. Very competent escort to your site who has you in place in a jiffy. A mix of coaches, fivers and TTs. Comfortable paved sites (several available for sale by private owners, $100K plus), good services, though sites are close together. A small heated pool, laundry and fitness room with two exercise machines. Not a lot of walking/biking room in the park because it is so small, but we were able to go outside the gate and walk some of the local neighborhoods. Very few activities other than a meet and greet. Dogs must go into the grassy areas behind the sites and there are walkways to those areas in the corners of the park. Frankly, the web site photos make this park seem better than it really is. We would return, but would explore other parks in the area first. - M&M
We stayed here in a 5th wheel for 2 months. High priced, over rated park. The site owners and regulars are not very 5th wheel friendly. 75% of the rigs here are high end Class A motor homes. Sites are all back in and tight. Palm trees are nice. There are no activities other then the seasonal guest and their cliques. We did not feel included. $1125 a month. Will not be back. - chief02
Wow, hard to believe we stayed in the same park as the previous reviews. We had a premium site on the river with a nice view. Cost us $2000.00 for the month of Feb., high even for in season. Sites are pavered, but tight, especially with all the palms growing over into the patio area. Landscaped? More like a jungle. Could use some work. We were told by neighbors before we left our Naples, FL campground that this is a noisy park. Figured they meant traffic noise which we don't mind. They meant the people in the park. Campground is so close together you can hear everything your neighbors say. Very annoying. Laundry is small. There are few planned activities. Pool is nice. Some sites have been bought and are overrun with planters, dog pens, patio furniture, grills, etc. and look tacky. It is close to Anna Maria Island. It's mostly the same group of snowbirds that come down year after year. We're full time RVers, & this would never be one of our favorite parks. - d. orrell


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After the season the famous (or infamous) bouncing floor at Maples Pavilion will be history.
Stanford recently announced plans for a $30 million renovation of its 35-year-old facility.
"We're redoing the whole building," coach Mike Montgomery said.
There will be better sightlines for fans, new restrooms, new locker rooms for players and game officials, theater-style seating replacing wooden bleachers, a new center-hanging scoreboard with four video replay screens.
The trademark floor is also being replaced.
The bounce, or spring as Stanford called it, made it one-of-kind and a shock to first-time visitors.
Stanford promoted the unique floor, thusly: "(it) lessens the athlete's chances of sustaining leg, ankle, heel and foot injuries while providing spring action ideal for higher jumping."
But the floor was blamed for foot injuries that seemed to be peculiar to Cardinal athletes. Star forward Josh Childress missed the non-conference season with a stress reaction.
The floor was also heck for writers trying to keep track of the play-by-play. Your paper often ended up looking like something only Marvin, the baby in the comic strip, could read.
"It's served us well," Montgomery said, not acknowledging any injury problems with the floor. "We're ready to move on."
Maples was built for $3 million and named for the primary donor, Roscoe Maples.
The renovation also will be entirely privately financed.
Work is scheduled to begin at the conclusion of the basketball season in early March and conclude on Dec. 27.
Stanford will play its non-conference games next season at the 5,000-seat Leavey Center at Santa Clara University.
The 2005 Pac-10 season will christen the new Maples Pavilion.
Arizona will rename its baseball facility to accommodate the accomplishments of both its legendary baseball figures.
Wildcat Field, which was renamed Frank Sancet Field in 1986, will be changed to Jerry Kindall Field at Frank Sancet Stadium.
The official ceremony is to take place during the alumni all-star game Jan. 24.
Kindall won three national championships during his 24 seasons.
Sancet, the first coach of the modern era (starting in 1950) of UA baseball, took the Wildcats to the College World Series nine times in the 22 years he was coach.
After having to fire the softball coach in December, her beloved program, Barbara Hedges had to fall on the sword and call it a career as athletic director at the University of Washington.
She went outside the Husky family and cast her lot with football coach Rick Neuheisel, whose lists of transgressions during her watch forced her to fire him last year.
But even that paled to the drug scandal in the softball program. Women's sports, we hoped, would be immune from the stupidity that drives coaches in men's sports to do dumb things to win.
But the school is investigating a sports physician's association with the softball program. He was dispensing drugs. Most in Seattle couldn't believe Hedges didn't know he was hanging around the program and why.
Hedges is credited with increasing the athletic budget from $18.1 million in 1991 to $39.1 million, making $100 million in facilities upgrades, improving graduation rates, and making the department Title IX compliant.
Dick Thompson, who is retiring as UW director of government relations, will be the interim AD beginning today.