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Thursday, 14 April 2011
a little giveaway
154 comments:
- Amelia said...
It's gorgeous Katy!! I think I'm now going to have to make a pillow for my single girl :)
- 14 April 2011 at 09:37
- Hoola Tallulah said...
OoooOoh I'm playing I'm playing! No sneaky sneaky from me :)
- 14 April 2011 at 09:37
- Amelia said...
Of course I'm in the support group .... I couldn't say no with such lovely ladies hosting it!!
- 14 April 2011 at 09:38
- Nicky said...
Gorgeous cushion cover - me and my 2 cats would love to cuddle up to it and they have long, long cat hairs!
Thank you!
- 14 April 2011 at 09:43
- Mandalin said...
wow!! Soooooo yummy! I'll love it forever!!
- 14 April 2011 at 09:46
- Stuff Mummy Makes said...
Oh that's soooo pretty...thanks for the chance to win! :D xx
- 14 April 2011 at 09:47
- Little Creatable said...
Loving it! Shame on your all know ass -_- not letting me sign up now.
- 14 April 2011 at 09:47
- Mandalin said...
I'm in the Support Group, but I haven't got very far as yet! Early to sign up and last to finish, that's me!
- 14 April 2011 at 09:48
- Charlotte said...
gorgeous cushion, and my cat will do exactly the same to anything even vaguely quilty in this house!
- 14 April 2011 at 09:52
- Marg said...
Beautiful cushion, I love the contrasting binding. Everything in my house is covered in cat hair from my fur babies. They check all my quilts at every stage of the process.
- 14 April 2011 at 09:57
- Karen said...
That's a beautiful cushion, thanks for the chance to win! :o) Not sure how the cat hair would be received by my pooch though!
- 14 April 2011 at 10:13
- Amanda said...
wow a beautiful cushion - I am trying to get hold of the Single Girl pattern so I can join the fun! Thanks for the giveaway!.
Amanda x
- 14 April 2011 at 10:20
- The undomesticated scientist said...
Here is my comment! its beautiful and i would be proud to snuggle up to it and sneeze my pants off (allergies to cats despite me thinking they are loverly!). fingers totally crossed.
- 14 April 2011 at 10:40
- Ruth said...
I love those florals with the purple. Perhaps it should inspire me to do one of my own too - I was too chicken to sign up for the single girl show at the time. And - if I win it the postage will be fairly cheap! ;-)
- 14 April 2011 at 10:56
- Alexis said...
gorgeous fabulousness! i wan'it, wan'it!!! thanks for the giveaway!
- 14 April 2011 at 11:08
- Alexis said...
I'm in the gang!
- 14 April 2011 at 11:08
- Kaye Prince said...
Oh, it's beautiful Katy! You know I like me some Liberty and the way you've paired it with the Kona raisin is just too pretty!
- 14 April 2011 at 11:15
- Yourhandmadehome said...
Its soooo beautiful - my cat will love it!
- 14 April 2011 at 11:22
- Ms C @ HappyElastic said...
It's a gorgeous cushion, cat hair and all :-D
- 14 April 2011 at 11:30
- dutch sisters said...
What a great pillow! (I was just spoiled with a great pillow by my sister too)
- 14 April 2011 at 11:32
- Jane said...
I absolutely love this pillow, cat hairs and all :)
- 14 April 2011 at 11:42
- Jane said...
And of course I am in the Single Girl Support Group too. Hope to actually finish my quilt sometime this year!
- 14 April 2011 at 11:45
LOVE your cushion!!
- 14 April 2011 at 11:51
Oh it's so beautiful, I have a perfect chair for it to sit on too! Thanks for such a wonderful wonderful giveaway.
- 14 April 2011 at 11:53
- Karen said...
Love the pillow! All of my quilty things come with cat and dog hair, my cat does the same thing as yours and the dogs hair just seems to stick to anything I don't want it to.
- 14 April 2011 at 12:04
- ifabrikate said...
Love it...and the bonus cat hair might mean my dogs finally leave a pretty cushion alone! (Or probably not).
- 14 April 2011 at 12:08
- ifabrikate said...
I'm also in the SG support group!
- 14 April 2011 at 12:09
- beth lehman said...
It is really lovely - and even though I haven't joined up yet - I did buy a pattern and I'm on board for summer!! Thanks for the work you put into helping folks along!
- 14 April 2011 at 12:26
Eeeeeek! I'm a secret blog and SGSG stalker and have never posted comments on a blog before, but the beauty of your pillow has inspired me!
I'm not sure I'd be able to sit on it as then I wouldn't be able to look at it, but I do know it sure would look pretty on my sofa!
- 14 April 2011 at 12:38
- Sarah said...
Lol, my quilty gifts always come with "free cat hair"... doesnt matter how vigilantly I police the fabric, she always finds a way... Lovely single girl, really wishing I'd machine quilted mine, my fingers are killing me and I've still got 2 halves, 4 quarters and some middles to stitch...
- 14 April 2011 at 12:41
- Kristen said...
It is so beautiful!!! I don't know how you can stand to give it away. I hope I win, it would look so beautiful in my home!!
- 14 April 2011 at 12:42
- Debra said...
Its adorable....love the liberty / bground combo...lovely touch..fingers crossed its mine!!
- 14 April 2011 at 12:48
- Debra said...
I'm a single girler...not a very successful one right now...but i am working on it...sigh
- 14 April 2011 at 12:50
- twannywun said...
Lovely! And I love cats! I'm sure my cat would love it too!
karen s
twannywun at hotmail dot com
- 14 April 2011 at 12:51
- Diane said...
I am in the single girl support group but failed terribly!
- 14 April 2011 at 12:53
- Diane said...
I would love to win the giveaway!
- 14 April 2011 at 12:54
- Kathryn said...
I like the raisin you used for the background. Kathie L in Allentown
- 14 April 2011 at 12:55
- Kenton and Marianne Ogg said...
That purple fabric is awesome! Great job on the pillow and thanks for the chance to win!
- 14 April 2011 at 13:03
- Cathy said...
Gorgeous gorgeous cushion Katy, cat hairs and all, but hey, I want to see more of that gorgeous liberty quilt behind it, have you shown that off before? xo
- 14 April 2011 at 13:07
- Cathy said...
I'm a single girl but haven't quite made it to the quilting stage yet, we will get there!!! xo
- 14 April 2011 at 13:07
- holly p said...
I love this pillow, cat hair and all :)
- 14 April 2011 at 13:08
- holly p said...
I'm also in the single girl support group!
- 14 April 2011 at 13:09
- Jenny said...
way too scared of the single girl quilt at the moment, but would be elated with the pillow! Liberty fabrics make me happy!
- 14 April 2011 at 13:13
- Terri said...
As I'm not a single girl I didn't sign up - (so thats that then lol!)..... but Cloud & Plinky sure would appreciate a new pillow to snuggle on ;-) & such a fab pillow at that eh? :-)
- 14 April 2011 at 13:46
- WandaFish said...
It's a beautiful cushion and I'd love to give it a good home :) It might even inspire me to try bigger things!
- 14 April 2011 at 13:56
- Trash said...
Ooo! That grape colour is so beautiful. I am sneaking off to join the Single Girl Support Group now ;-)
- 14 April 2011 at 14:05
- Nancy, Near Philadelphia said...
I'd love to win this treasure, and so would my cat, Bodacious.
- 14 April 2011 at 14:05
- dana said...
oooooh pick me! goodness knows my king sized single girl won't get quilted for awhile, so this would tide me over :)
- 14 April 2011 at 14:11
- dana said...
comment #2. because i am a quilt-a-longer. i kick butt :)
- 14 April 2011 at 14:12
- Diane H said...
Cat hair - bring it on! I have 'quite a number' of the furry ones myself. Love the cushion - one of these days I'm going to try buttonholes.
- 14 April 2011 at 14:14
- Eli said...
My things all come with complimentary dog and cat hairs.
That cushion would go perfectly on my sofa just ask Aron (dog) and Charlie and Lola (cats)!
- 14 April 2011 at 14:24
- Jenny said...
What a pretty pillow! I love the way you quilted it. All of my quilty things come with complementary dog hairs - it adds to the charm, I think.
- 14 April 2011 at 14:45
- Jessica said...
beautiful! would love to win and my cat would be sure to leave his hair on it as well!
- 14 April 2011 at 14:46
- Jessica said...
i'm in the single girl support group too - have just finished turning my single girl block (just one) into a pillow as well.
- 14 April 2011 at 14:48
- **nicke... said...
i love the pillow. i would love the cat hair also. i think you liking your pillows squishy like your bum comment was hilarious! thanks for the chuckle!
- 14 April 2011 at 14:55
- Gwyneth said...
love it!
- 14 April 2011 at 15:07
- Leanne said...
I can't believe you would give it away but I would give it a good home, its wonderful!
- 14 April 2011 at 15:26
- Robyn said...
Beautiful pillow!
- 14 April 2011 at 15:31
- Sunnybec said...
First I don't have a cat but did have so hope you won't chase me out with a stick. I have two dogs now. And if I tell you I come from Yorkshire in the UK too does that count for something! Your cushion cover is lovely.
- 14 April 2011 at 15:41
- Jessy said...
Gah, it's gorgeous! I am SO dying for this beautiful pillow and I have two sweet little kitties that would love to add to the cat hair on it. :)
- 14 April 2011 at 16:02
- Jessy said...
Also, I am in the Single Girl Support Group. Unfortunately I haven't gotten as far as I would have liked by now, but most of the cutting is done. Clearly I was feeling a little crazy when I decided to make a king size quilt, but I WILL finish if it's the last thing I do!!
- 14 April 2011 at 16:03
- Chelsea said...
Oh wow, I can't believe you're willing to give something that beautiful away! Knowing how precious the tana lawns are. And what a pain the single girl pattern can be, it's doubly special.
- 14 April 2011 at 16:07
- liz said...
I love that pillow!
- 14 April 2011 at 16:16
- liz said...
I am in the single girl support group, I am behind and haven't posted any pics, though.
- 14 April 2011 at 16:17
- Rachel Locke said...
Beautiful!! I didnt join the single girl cause it freaked me out a bit!! Maybe someday. ;D
- 14 April 2011 at 16:18
- pbach1 said...
allergic to cats, but love the pillow! my fluffers (bichon frise canines) leave me lots of white hairs to pick off of my navy blue clothing . . . adore 'em as much as i loved my sealpoint siamese from childhood (significant contributor to the aforementioned allergies).
- 14 April 2011 at 16:23
- orchard at willard said...
Oh wow. It's beautiful and Kona raisin is a current favorite of mine. It's central to a quilt top I'm planning for the "Naked Bed" challenge so it's quite easy to say that this would be well-loved here in my home. As for cats, I love them and, oddly enough so does my big, goofy dog. -- Amy
- 14 April 2011 at 16:28
- Lexilooo said...
so, so cute!
- 14 April 2011 at 16:35
- Jo @ a life in lists said...
Pick me, oh mighty random number generator! This pillow would go beautifully with the Liberty print quilt that I haven't started in any way but definitely will ONE DAY.
- 14 April 2011 at 16:39
- Jo @ a life in lists said...
Single girl groupie too! Thanks for the second chance to win :)
- 14 April 2011 at 16:41
- ChrisC said...
This is beautiful! I've been wanting to try my hand at the single girl quilt, but I'm not quite brave enough yet! I'd love to have this pillow on my couch. (Though my cat will, I'm sure, sniff it very suspiciously and try to cover it with her own fur as quickly as possible. I don't mind random cat fur in the house, but Violet's a jealous little beast!)
- 14 April 2011 at 16:56
- The Calico Cat said...
Thank you so much for offering this up!
- 14 April 2011 at 17:00
- The Calico Cat said...
I am a member in poor standing of the support group.
- 14 April 2011 at 17:00
- Terrie said...
Oooooo! Cat hair, my fave! I want to join in! x
- 14 April 2011 at 17:33
- jodie said...
Now that is awesome...cat hair and all!
- 14 April 2011 at 17:33
- ~Michelle~ said...
Ooh, that pillow would look so lovely sitting on my bed on top of my Liberty quilt courtesy of Target (I even have raisin colored sheets, lol!).
- 14 April 2011 at 17:37
- ~Michelle~ said...
And I'm in the Single Girl group, although I haven't contributed anything to it... yet...
- 14 April 2011 at 17:38
- Kristen said...
Oh. My. Gosh. You're giving this away!? I have lost all hope of owning anything liberty. Your skill and fabric choice would be treasured!! :))
Beautiful pillow!
- 14 April 2011 at 18:09
- Kristen said...
In the group! :)
- 14 April 2011 at 18:10
- Marianne said...
Beautiful Cushion, someone's going to be very lucky.I LOVE Liberty but don't have any of it.
- 14 April 2011 at 18:13
- Marianne said...
I'm in the support group but I'm dreadfully behind.
- 14 April 2011 at 18:14
- eholst said...
So pretty. I am loving the Kona Raisin! And the Liberty.... Such gorgeous eye candy!
- 14 April 2011 at 18:15
- Leila said...
Kona Raisin and Liberty so cool!! I would give your pillow a loving home :-)
- 14 April 2011 at 18:32
I love this pillow!!! Such gorgeousness!! And my kitties will love it cause it's quilty.
- 14 April 2011 at 18:36
- Margy said...
The pillow looks great, nice colors and with a sick child in the room, pillows are on my mind.
Wonderful work.
- 14 April 2011 at 19:40
- Belle + Bee said...
So beautiful!
beckymac1 at hotmail dot com
- 14 April 2011 at 19:41
- Belle + Bee said...
and my kitty wants you to know that i'm in the SGSG, but have only finished one of my 4 blocks, so hopefully winning this pillow would kick me in the tail to get busy:)
beckymac1 at hotmail dot com
- 14 April 2011 at 19:42
- Heather A said...
I love your fabric and colour choices for your take on the Single Girl Quilt Pattern, which I've been watching from a distance. I hope to try it myself one day when time and mental block permits.
- 14 April 2011 at 19:55
- Poppyprint said...
Nothing sneaky about me. I'm so NOT in the support group (but have been cheering my friends on enthusiastically while they wallow in template hell). LOVE your pillow. Raisin? Who knew? I'm afeared of cats and don't like them at all, really, but put your stick away because I pretend that I like them and always say hello when I see one outside, but only if it's really far away. I have a great lint roller, so would be only too happy to give my DOG your kitty pillow to sleep on :)
- 14 April 2011 at 19:56
- Meg said...
It is gorgeous, and would look perfect...anywhere! I love that it is already kitty-approved--my little bits do the same thing. I think it needs to come and live with me. Definitely.
- 14 April 2011 at 20:41
- Meg said...
And I joined up with the group at the beginning! Got as far as selecting and cutting fabrics, getting the pattern, aaaaand then I got scared! I have determined that I WILL tackle it on my vacation next month, though! Promise!
- 14 April 2011 at 20:43
- Lee said...
What a lovely pillow! love the colors. thanks for a sweet giveaway.
- 14 April 2011 at 20:59
- Jopsy said...
I've just gifted two old cushions to the local charity shop, I would LOVE a new cushion cover :)
- 14 April 2011 at 21:14
- Kelly said...
she's a beauty & i'd never get round to making one for myself - so hoping muchly to win yours!
- 14 April 2011 at 21:27
- Aunt Spicy said...
gorgeous! love the use of liberty...and cant believe you are giving it away!
- 14 April 2011 at 22:08
- JanetK said...
lovely pillow - and my cats do the same thing!
Thanks for being so generous!
- 14 April 2011 at 23:00
- Celeste said...
You're giving it away? I think you might be crazy, but I'd love to have it!
- 15 April 2011 at 00:06
- carolyndawn said...
My goodness. This pillow has it all. Size, liberty prints,Kona raisin (just love that color), and pearl buttons. Whoever wins, will be very lucky. Don't have a cat, but a dog who sits on the couch shedding by the bucket full.
- 15 April 2011 at 00:22
- wishes, true and kind said...
Pure pillow perfection! I am technically in the single girl support group, but as I haven't even started one, I disqualify myself from a second entry. Seriously -- you are too amazing and kind to give this beauty away!
- 15 April 2011 at 03:00
- Riain said...
That's seriously stunning. I'm impressed with your generosity, and would love to toss my name in the hat.
- 15 April 2011 at 03:42
- Eileen {bluebirdluxe} said...
What a beautiful pillow! and there's nothing like cat hair for that extra special lovin' detail! My cat sheds the love everywhere! :)
- 15 April 2011 at 04:19
- Eileen {bluebirdluxe} said...
I'm a member of the Single Girl Support Group! :)
- 15 April 2011 at 04:22
- Angela D. said...
The pillow is so pretty! I would have loved to join the single girl support group, but didn't have enough time to commit. It is definitely a pattern I'd like to try in the future though.
- 15 April 2011 at 04:57
- phipstick said...
I love the binding! Is that weird?
- 15 April 2011 at 05:25
- phipstick said...
And I'm a member of the Support Group!
- 15 April 2011 at 05:26
- Marit said...
Your pillow is too pretty to give away! Have you skipped your medication, lately? I am willing to keep it safe until you want it back - with more cat hair, and all...
; )
- 15 April 2011 at 07:17
- Lolinkins said...
An awesome pillow full of cat hair? That would be the perfect addition to my sofa, both for me and for my cats :-)
- 15 April 2011 at 08:44
- Turtlegurl said...
I would love to win! Thanks! yzobela (at) hotmail (dot) com
- 15 April 2011 at 09:41
- Marg M said...
She is beautiful and even make me what to try to make a quilt to match !
- 15 April 2011 at 10:51
- monda-loves said...
you know, I wasn't going to enter because the thought of the Mr. groaning at yet another cushion in the house was filling my head, but then I thought to myself, 'what the hell does he know about cushions?' He obviously doesn't know that a girl can never have too many, in fact, there is no such things as too many cushions. And as for cat hair, I was chomping on some whilst trying to get to sleep last night, so I'll be just fine with it.
Bet you're regretting telling me to say something...anything now aren't you!
- 15 April 2011 at 10:55
- Jackie said...
I'd love to be entered for a chance to win this beautiful pillow!
- 15 April 2011 at 11:52
- Dorothee said...
I'm not a single girl but would love me that pillow!
- 15 April 2011 at 13:45
- domestiCass said...
Your pillow is gorgeous! Thanks for the giveaway! I was a cat person until I met the hubs and now apparently together we are dog people but my Sasha kitty lives with my dad so I get to see her often. If I won I would make sure not to let my mutt of a dog anywhere near it!
- 15 April 2011 at 14:09
- Ashley said...
So gorgeous! Love the Liberty fabric choices with the solid :)
- 15 April 2011 at 15:05
- momma said...
I'm just crushing on the pillow, if it doesn't come to me, I may have to have a go at my own, and I may be too late for any support group now :( great color choices, I've been wondering what to do to match my new (to me) persian rug, and you've done it. Awesome job, thanks.
- 15 April 2011 at 16:00
- Two Wednesdays said...
Fab pillow - though it must be a wrench to let it leave its big sister - the single girl quilt! Love it - and would love it - colour choice is gorgeous - so please pick me Ms Random Number Generator.
- 15 April 2011 at 16:10
- Sudi-Laura said...
Oh, man, my cats would love a new pillow to spread all of their cat love on:-)
- 15 April 2011 at 16:32
- Sudi-Laura said...
And....I am in the support girl group :-)
- 15 April 2011 at 16:33
- Krista said...
I love the combo you used! And the quilting! It's beautiful.
- 15 April 2011 at 16:36
- Krista said...
And I'm in the support group. I've gotten so far as cutting all of the pieces and sewing the first quarter of the rings for my queen size quilt. Time to pull it back out and get to work!
- 15 April 2011 at 16:38
- yarngirl13 said...
Ooh, ooh please include me. This pillow is beautiful. What great work and the fabrics are beautiful.
- 15 April 2011 at 18:02
- The Hungry Crafter said...
This is so gorgeous! I'm obsessed with liberty prints right now, and as for the cat hair? It will keep my own cat entertained for hours sniffing around wondering WHO this other cat is that has been sleeping on HER new pillow!
Owned by the Cat
- 15 April 2011 at 18:39
- Penny from S.C. said...
Count me in! Love it! Thanks
My white cat hair will look good on it as well...
- 15 April 2011 at 18:46
- rderrett said...
Pretty please! It will look amazing against the purple peril Single Girl
Cat hair to stitchers is known as 'another speciality fibre' like silk or wisper. Dog hairs are just the same so we have no problems with it in this house!
- 15 April 2011 at 21:31
- Carmen said...
Okay Katy, you make things with Liberty fabric, you referenced your squishy bum, and you're giving this cushion cover away? Seriously, you're the best:)
- 15 April 2011 at 22:00
- twelfthzodiac said...
Hello, I'm new here, but I'll be sticking around I think!
Gorgeous pillow...cat hair is a bonus, it would have my two sniffing around wondering where I'm hiding a third cat! (3 cats, so not allowed says the hubby!)
- 15 April 2011 at 23:16
- courtney.janelle.sews said...
I am not usually very lucky but oh oh oh how I HOPE!!! <333
- 15 April 2011 at 23:52
- FionaPoppy said...
Your cushion is beautiful! and if I won it (which I reeeeeeally hope I do) my dogs will enjoy trying to sniff out the kitty :)
- 16 April 2011 at 00:31
- FionaPoppy said...
and I'm in the support group - I'm gathering steam to quilt my single girl!
- 16 April 2011 at 00:32
- ingrid said...
pretty pretty! Count me in please.
- 16 April 2011 at 00:34
- Eight from Three said...
I like the full belly look, so will definitely go the 22 if I am the lucky winner!
- 16 April 2011 at 02:48
- dieadjustormigrate said...
I am a total pillow and blanket junkie! Hope I win!
- 16 April 2011 at 07:08
- Leanne said...
That is one gorgeous pillow. I know exactly where I would put it. Fingers crossed.
- 16 April 2011 at 19:38
- littlemissmk said...
this is beautiful... and you make me laugh! ;)
- 16 April 2011 at 21:03
- Lgshazza said...
What a beautiful cushion. Very generous giveaway indeed. Cat hairs no probs , will blend in with my three cats! Thanks for the chance to enter.
- 16 April 2011 at 23:09
- lorena said...
Oh, my! Me, please! Thank you! ;)
lorepuckett (at) verizon (dot) net
- 17 April 2011 at 01:49
- Donna said...
It's a beautiful pillow - love, love, love Liberty. My sister is going to London next month and I've made her promise to go shopping for me at Liberty. Still would be nice to win your pillow though!
- 17 April 2011 at 03:38
- {april two eighty} said...
its gorgeous!!! :)
- 17 April 2011 at 12:15
- Julie said...
Oh, it's gorgeous. And I love cats so I think some additional hair just adds to the charm.
- 17 April 2011 at 13:22
- jane said...
This is a fantastic pillow. I deeply love all things Liberty. I used to love wandering through the store soaking up the atmosphere when I lived in the UK.
- 17 April 2011 at 15:35
- Kim's Crafty Apple said...
gorgeous! I'm a squishy pillow gal myself :)
- 17 April 2011 at 18:19
- Leah said...
I'm too chicken to try curved seams myself so I'll just have to make do with your lovely cushion!
- 17 April 2011 at 18:23
- Solidia said...
Love the pillow! I joined the group, bought the pattern and gathered the fabric and have yet to start. LOL! One of these days!! :o)
- 17 April 2011 at 18:49
- sew obsessed said...
Oh its gorgeous cat hairs and all.
In fact it'll look right at home in our house seeing as everything else has cat hairs on it!!!
- 17 April 2011 at 19:38
- Teasemade said...
Did somebody say Liberty??? Now why haven't i just thought of starting a cushion quilt rather than always wanting to do a quilt quilt but never finding the time, or starting a hand stitched tiny embroidered quilt and never finding the time to finish it. Bad Sami! Obviously I do not deserve your gorgeous quilted pillow until I can put down my birds long enough to quilt my own!
- 17 April 2011 at 19:48
- machen und tun said...
wow, this is awesome.. i so want it! liberty plus the dark soldid looks gorgeous.. thanks for this great giveaway!!
- 17 April 2011 at 21:27
- Rose said...
What a great pillow! I love the contrast of liberty fabric with the dark fabric.
- 17 April 2011 at 22:09
- Jerri said...
- 17 April 2011 at 22:26
- tinsandneedles said...
Wow! This is beautiful! It would go with all my pillows covered in dog hair! Thanks for the chance to win!
- 17 April 2011 at 23:29
- Stephanie C. said...
I love it!!
- 17 April 2011 at 23:50
- Colleen said...
It is beautiful!
- 18 April 2011 at 02:02
- Jo said...
Love it! I wouldn't share with mt dog though, too fab!
- 18 April 2011 at 03:53
- trudys_person said...
I love the Liberty prints - delicious! And your choice of background. I would have to share it with my cat, though. She gives me no choice! Thank you for the giveaway!
- 18 April 2011 at 05:12
- Pamela Nees said...
LOVE this pillow! And Henry (my cat, not my husband) will add his own hair to it, I'm sure...
Thanks for the chance! Blessings!
- 18 April 2011 at 09:18
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Housed in Wabasha's former city hall, this elegant and lovely shop immediately impresses with its ornate ceiling and walls decked with colorful artwork. Look more closely to find the delicate Mississippi River pearls, set into gold and silver by a local jeweler. These pieces can be pricey, but the shop sells jewelry to fit most budgets. Look for beaded bracelets, artsy necklaces and a rainbow of accent scarves. Fans of vibrant Troll Beads can find locally made and nationally sold silver pendants for necklaces and rings for mounting and displaying beads. Other gifts and accessories include paintings, prints and hand-turned wooden bowls with bone handles. Open 10 to 5 p.m. weekdays and 10 to 4 p.m. Saturdays. Closed Wednesdays and Sundays in the summer.


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jcgreene Posted:
These pipes gave the bike a nice rumble. A lot deeper than I ever thought it would be. After I started it up my wife came running out to the garage just to here her bike.
dmize Posted:
These pipes sound Crazy!! A hell of a lot better then stock! I love them and a simple install about 40 mins. RumBlE RuMblE You also might set off a few car alarms to...
jaysmc Posted:
Easy install, great sound. Won't fit with Hondaline radiator guard. Fuel mileae up 3 mpg
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I can't believe what a difference these pipes made compared to the stock ones. These pipes are amazing and look pretty sweet too. They are loud and I love them.
SuicidePenguin Posted:
. Best Money spent. *Note they do need to burn in to get the best true sound so take a 80mile trip a couple times*
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AWESOME !!!! I couldn't be happier with the looks, sound and performance from these. Highly reccomend to anyone who wants to upgrade from their stock exhaust.
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The pipes were better looking than I thought they would be. The sound is a bit louder than I wanted but I will learn to like them. They are shorter then the stock ones so I hear them more. Performance was improved with the use of the matching jet kit. I had the Honda shop do all the install and after talking with the tech who did it I am glad and would suggest that any one not totally comfortable with carb work do the same.
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very nice system exceeded my expectations by far. sounds awesome.made the right choice.
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The VH pipes are great we looked at some others, but would have had to do some work on the bike if we went with them, so we put the VH pipes on and it was ready to roll...Yall had a great price, and will be getting more business from me in the future...
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Excellent exhaust system. Easy installation. Would highly recommend this item
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Looks and sounds awesome on my 2000 Shadow ACE! No help needed, easy and quick installation.
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I put these on a 2005 Shadow Spirit 750 in about an hour and a half. It wasn't necessary to remove the right foot peg assembly. A stubby 12mm ratcheting wrench would have made removal easier. The new pipes have more clearance to the flange bolts so installation was a snap with a 12mm socket and extension. Great look and sound and I highly recommend!
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These are the most INSANE pipes!!! I put them on my 2002 Honda Spirit 750 and they sound MEAN!!! The best money can buy!!!
wrhaynie Posted:
Great sound, excellent fit and finish. Easy install on 2007 VT750DC Shadow Spirit. Included instructions say to remove stock exhaust you must take the right foot peg assembly off, I didn't. It says to in the factory service manual too, but you can get in there with an 4-6 inch extension easily without doing so.
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Absolutley outstanding. I have a Kawasaki Vulcan 750 and I could have never have imagined that it could sound this good. It increases torque and sounds like a much bigger bike. It is deffinatly worth the price if you like a lot more torque and want to own a deeper sounding bike. I would rate it a 6 out of 5 if I could. These are some nice pipes.
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Great "big bike" sound. Easy to install. Great fit! Love the buy
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I could not be happier. I put these on my 2000 Kawasaki Drifter 800. It made all the difference in the world (sound wise). Everybody was shocked in the sound difference.
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I got these pipes today. I am really thrilled with the sound. They are awesome!!!
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When we first ordered the Cruzer Exhaust for the VZ800 Marauder it came without the bracket to mount the mufflers. However, one call to your customer service and the missing bracket was sent express. We are very well satisfied about the look and sound of our new exhaust, and the craftmanship is excellent.
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Wow! These pipes sound awesome! Easy install, fast shipping and great customer service! Thanks J&P.
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The sound is great, however the exhaust system is away from the body a bit more than origonal and is a bit hot.
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Fitment was perfect and they sound even better.
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Great product at a reasonable price. We love J&P Cycles!!!
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These pipes sound great. I had the factory exhaust pipes and wanted a little more sound. The sound is a nice deep rumble but not to loud. Easy to install as well and they look great too. Now just to wait for riding season!
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These pipes sound great. I had the factory exhaust pipes on my suzuki bulavard m50, and wanted a little more sound. The sound is a nice deep rumble but not to loud. Easy to install as well and they look great too. Now just to wait for riding season!
churchy1983 Posted:
Amazing difference to my bike. Sounds awesome and great delivery time to Australia. Only 9 days.
dechara Posted:
Shipping was fast. Vance and Hines cruizers exhaust system was easy to install. Performs and sounds good. Very satisfied.
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Great sound and fit. Sounds like a much bigger bike!
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My son has a set of Vance Himes and I liked to sound. After an easy install I received the sound I wanted. Great product
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I love 'em. Ultra easy install - took about 40 minutes. Sound Great. Vendor gave great customer service when inquiring about jetting. Highly recommend Dynojet Jet Kit - (available through J&P).
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Great pipes!!!
dissident23 Posted:
Sounds like a lion roaring. 2009 spirit 750c2. Not that stright pipe sound everybody has.
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2009 Honda Shadow Aero - Love the sound and the installation was a breeze! The repackable baffles are a great idea. I installed the pipes without the glass pack, and am VERY PLEASED!!
jabelch Posted:
Just put these on my wife's bike, '05 VStar 650 Custom...Huge differance! Easy to put on. My brother helped me and we did it in just under 1 hour. Not the deep rumble of a Harley, but more like a 60's/70's Muscle Car. Now she can be heard (and with that, more importantly, seen)in traffic. She is very pleased with the sound and it was the look she was going for! Thanks J&P! Thanks V&H!
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The Vance & Hines Cruzers EXH pipes are better than I expected. When I had the pipes installed along with the Barons Big Air Kit and jets, my 2007 V-star 650 ran and sounded much better. I actually get better gas mileage after the install. Plus they look great on my bike.
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Nice - easy to install - sound great!
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I ordered these over the cold Virginia Winter to be ready for Spring. I had never replaced exhaust pipes before, and I was planning to the dealer to have them installed. I decided to do it myself, and I did not have any trouble. About an hour's work to remove the old ones and install new ones. Oh My Gosh! What a rumble!! And they gleam like diamonds in the sunshine. This is the best investment you can make in your bike. They turned my V Star 650 Classic into a steel monster!!! GGRRRRRRUUUULLLLL
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These pipes made a world of different on the v-star 650. Easy installation. I also ordered the V&H jet kit with these. They go hand in hand together. Better throttle response and you have the power for when you need it going interstate speeds Very impressed wish I would of bought these when I bought the bike.
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DuPont Microcircuit Materials (MCM), a business unit of DuPont Electronics & Communications, introduced its latest screen printed silver conductor material for the printed electronics market. Utilizing proprietary technology and under typical processing conditions used for many printed electronic applications, DuPont 5064H silver conductor ink provides resistivity less than or equal to six milliohms per square per mil, making it among the most conductive and cost-effective screen printed silver conductor material on the market today. DuPont continues to expand its portfolio of functional inks and pastes for the growing printed electronics industry. DuPont 5064H can be printed onto a variety of substrates, including Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), Polyethylene-Naphthalate (PEN), DuPont™ Kapton® polyimide films, paper, and more. The composition is solvent based and was designed to be screen printed in semiautomatic or high volume reel-to-reel applications.
The design of Vorbeck Materials and MeadWestvaco's Natralock with Siren Technology offers significant advantages over existing security-packaging devices. Embedded technology within the package itself allows for exceptional security without interfering with product branding or deterring sales by requiring products to be placed behind a locked cabinet.
This 6-inch SVGA rollable e-paper display from Polymer Vision retracts to a 6-mm roll radius, uses a thin-film transistor backplane and SiPix media. It has been tested to roll up and unroll 25,000 times.
Vorbeck and MeadWestvaco (MWV) won Best Product Development Award from IDTechEx for the new anti-theft retail package product. Vorbeck's Vor-ink™ has provided the enabling technology for the development of the MWV package product.
Thin Film Electronics ASA together with PARC, a Xerox company, have produced a working prototype of the world's first printed non-volatile memory device addressed with complementary organic circuits, the organic equivalent of CMOS circuitry. Thinfilm Addressable Memory consists of Thinfilm's printed memory and PARC's transistors. Thinfilm Addressable Memory combines Thinfilm's polymer-based memory technology with PARC's transistor technology using complementary pairs of n-type and p-type transistors to construct the circuits. The addition of the integrated circuits makes the roll-to-roll printed Thinfilm Memory addressable by printable logic.
Large touch screens, an essential component of smart phones and tablet PCs, are taking over the world of electronics and replacing traditional keys and buttons. These intuitive user interfaces are based on printable microelectronics on highly flexible thin films with conductive coatings. Heraeus Clevios, which became the newest member of the Heraeus Group in December 2010, provides intermediate products for these films in the form of conductive polymers.
One sure sign that printed electronics and RFID opportunities are growing is that more colleges and universities are supporting the high-tech fields. Cal Poly, for example, plans to add a new master's program in printed electronics in 2013, which would mark the renowned institution's first graduate degree in printing.
In the meantime, the College of Engineering at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) is constructing a state-of-the art, advanced printed electronics research facility. To be called the Structural and Printed Emerging Technologies Center (SPEC), the $9 million project is receiving one-third of its initial funding from Lockheed Martin Aeronautics and another third from the State of Texas. In South Carolina, Clemson University's Sonoco Institute added a Printed Electronics 101 seminar in mid-2011. And while RIT doesn't yet offer a printed electronics degree, there is some substantial multi-disciplinary research being conducted on the Rochester, NY, campus—extending from the chemistry to the print media departments.
Another harbinger is the bottom line: IDTechEx, a firm that specializes in printed electronics, RFID, and "smart" packaging, estimates that the worldwide market for printed and potentially printed electronics was $2.2 billion in 2011. Sales of thin-film photovoltaics (or solar cells), organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), and e-paper displays are growing rapidly, followed by thin-film transistor circuits, sensors, and batteries. Within 10 years, IDTechEx predicts the market will grow 20 times larger and be worth more than $44 billion, with 56 percent of products printed and 43 percent on flexible substrates.
IDTechEx organizes a conference and tradeshow annually called Printed Electronics USA & Photovoltaics USA. One new product introduced at the Santa Clara, CA show last month was Rexalpha conductive inks from Toyo. These silver inks offer ultra-low resistance properties and low curing temperatures of 100º to 130°C for faster curing times and superior printability. Compatible with rotary screen, flat screen, flexo, and gravure, the inks can be used to fabricate flexible printed circuits (FPCs), RFID-label antennae, and EMI shields.
Expensive Ink?
A few years back, the only thing I knew about printed electronics was that the conductive inks used in the process reportedly are exorbitantly expensive: as much as $5,000 per gallon, I had heard. For confirmation, MyPrintResource turned to Malcolm Keif, a professor in Cal Poly's Graphic Communication Department, who oversees instruction in flexographic plating and press operations.
"It is true, for two reasons," explained Keif, who teaches undergraduate courses in Printed Electronics, Quality Management, Cost Estimating, Packaging Workflow, and Lean Manufacturing. "One, some use expensive materials like silver or gold. The other reason is that the proprietary organic materials are developed by PhD's in R&D labs and, therefore, are looking to leverage the return from an emerging market. When there is enough scale, many of these materials can be produced much less expensively.
"The big problem," he added, "is that we have a long way to go in terms of making good printable conducts that don't use a precious metal. There are some interesting things being done with carbon now, both in nanotube form and also graphene."
While the cost of conductive ink may seem like a lot, "don't forget, inkjet cartridges cost [even] more," Keif pointed out, citing a BBC News report about some cartridges costing seven times more per milliliter than vintage Dom Perignon champagne. In fact, for a printed-electronics price tag, the equivalent of $5,000 per gallon is less than half of what many OEM manufacturers charge for inkjet ink for desktop home-office printers.
Ask the Teacher
Incidentally, Keif was selected as the Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation's 2004 Educator of the Year. So, I asked the educator to educate me and MPR readers some more about printed electronics, which he defined as conductive devices that are manufactured using solution processing (ink) and a flexible substrate (usually plastic, but could be paper). "The printing is additive, as opposed to subtractive [etching]," the professor said, "and may use screen printing, gravure, flexography, inkjet, offset lithography, or a host of other less common graphic printing and coating methods. In additional to printed electronics, there are also other non-conductive functional applications in this space, including barriers, dielectrics, sensors, etc."
I also asked professor Keif a few other questions relating to printed electronics:
MPR: I've heard of electrochromic and electroluminescence technologies. What are they, and how do they differ?
Keif: Electrochromic (EC) is a reflective technology where inks change color. They are similar to thermochromic inks (in appearance, not composition) except the color change is initiated when a small voltage is applied, whereas thermochromic inks change with temperature change. (Editor's note: See last September's "How'd They Print That?") Electrochromic inks can be stimulated with a relatively small battery.
Electroluminescent (EL) is an emissive technology (not reflective), so it is like a back-lit sign. ELs are much more power hungry and require an AC field for the phosphorescing to work. Therefore, it is suited for stationary items like point of purchase displays, whereas ECs can go where ever a small battery can go.
We have printed both ECs and ELs via screen printing, though it is likely possible they can be printed in other ways.
MPR: What are some common applications of the above?
Keif: ECs are used for small items like secure ID cards or credit cards. ELs are used for signage, POP, etc.
MPR: Would you consider printed electronics a specialty service, or is it something that the average commercial printer could delve into if they chose to invest in the resources?
Keif: The average commercial printer could develop expertise in this area, but it takes a large commitment, as it is difficult and requires a lot of research at the moment. Further, offset hasn't advanced well because of the two-fluid system. Since these inks are in their infancy, no one has a system (that I know of) that can work with fountain solution, and the other rheological properties of offset inks. Further, the ink film thickness of offset may be too thin for many applications. Most of the work has been with screen, gravure, flexo, and inkjet.
Specialized Indeed
This past December, UPM-Kymmene announced that it wants to sell its radio-frequency identification business to Dutch firm SMARTRAC, a global market leader in high-quality RFID inlays for electronic passports and contactless credit cards as well as for RFID transponders for public transport applications. Seeing value potential in the new combination, the Finnish paper-making parent company will become an indirect shareholder with a 10.6 percent economic interest. (The deal, which is subject to regulatory approvals, is expected to close during Q1 2012.)
"UPM has been developing and investing in its RFID inlay business for a number of years. The business unit has evolved from a small venture to a sizeable business and is now recognized as the market leader in its field," said Jussi Vanhanen, president of engineered materials for UPM. "Combining the business unit with a company with the industry's widest RFID business portfolio, we give it new leverage to continue to develop successfully."
"The transaction will ... furnish us with favorable additional manufacturing capacities in strategically important markets," added Christian Fischer, PhD, CEO of SMARTRAC.
Security Packaging Wins Award
Vorbeck Materials and MeadWestvaco (MWV) have received the Product Development Award in Printed Electronics from IDTechEx for MWV's Natralock with Siren technology, an anti-theft packaging solution.
The security-smart packaging solution incorporates Vorbeck's graphene-based conductive ink technology to enable an on-package alarm to protect the product from theft or tampering before purchase. "We are honored to be recognized for our work in developing real-world products using our revolutionary Vor-x graphene technology," said CEO John Lettow. "We have been extremely privileged to work with MWV, a leader in leveraging new technology to develop innovative and impactful packaging solutions."
The design of Natralock with Siren Technology offers significant advantages over existing security-packaging devices. Embedded technology within the package itself allows for exceptional security without interfering with product branding or deterring sales by requiring products to be placed behind a locked cabinet.
Natralock with Siren technology packaging uses an on-package alarm to provide three levels of security for retailers. The alarm sounds whenever a thief attempts to:
- Leave the store with a stolen product. The system also sets off store exit security alarms, notifying security and providing the ability to easily identify and trace the stolen product;
- Remove the product from its package (to conceal the stolen item);
- Tamper with the package, product, or security device.
MWV selected Vor-ink after extensive testing demonstrated Vor-ink's high conductivity and exceptional flexibility. It was developed by MWV and Vorbeck Materials using the MWV Exchange, MWV's Web-based open innovation portal. Siren technology is the world's first consumer product to use graphene. Currently in the last stages of regionalized field tests, Natralock with Siren Technology is expected to appear in select retail stores in 2012.


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"We're getting pretty close to Bree," Halbarad said to his friend after some weeks on the road. "Are you ready for some good ale at the Pony?"
"Any time. And a bed too."
"Do you mean just a bed?"
Aragorn looked at him with curiosity. "What else would I mean? A hot meal, I suppose."
Halbarad hesitated. There were some things about his new friend that puzzled him, like the time a few months earlier when they had been roasting a rabbit they had trapped. Aragorn was in one of those silent, moody spells that sometimes beset him. Halbarad had had enough, so he elbowed his friend in the side, seeking to cheer him up: "Aragorn, what's wrong with you, you are mooning about like a lovesick boy."
Aragorn was turning the logs in the fire with a sturdy stick, which he promptly hurled with all his strength into the night, where it hit a tree trunk with a loud thwack. He snarled, "Leave it!" and stalked away from the fire.
Halbarad stared after him. Well, there was only one conclusion to draw from that! His friend was in love. But with whom? While he was always beautifully courteous to the women in the village, he showed no interest in any of them. That left only one possibility: He must have left someone behind in Rivendell. He loved a woman of the Elves. That was something that shouldn't get around, given the strong feelings among some of the Rangers that their Chieftain was too Elvish. Obviously he did not care to discuss it, either. So when Aragorn came back some time later and muttered an apology, Halbarad just shrugged and said nothing.
But now, as they trudged down the road toward Bree, he figured this was a good time to ask some questions. "I mean women, of course."
Aragorn stopped in his tracks, his face brightening. "I've been wondering… Maybe you can help me with this." He started walking again. "Before I left Rivendell, my brothers told me something that I did not understand. As they put it, the women of the Dunedain are not as affectionate (that's the word they used) as the women of the Valley. And I certainly saw that was true."
"Wait a minute," said Halbarad. "Do you mean what I think you mean?"
"I mean that in Rivendell nobody takes sleeping together so seriously like everyone does among us. I've found it most strange. But I didn't want to ask, because Elladan and Elrohir warned me that it was easy to enrage husbands and fathers if you took a wrong step. Not what I wanted to do."
Halbarad started laughing.
"All right! Go ahead, make me feel like a fool!"
It was a while before he could stop laughing enough to talk. "My friend, you're not a fool, but you are lucky, if I understand you. So you were sleeping with Elvish beauties in Rivendell?"
A strange look passed across his friend's face, a shadow of some kind of pain. But he shook it off, and smiled. "I guess you could put it like that. It's just, you know, seen as a joyful part of life, like having a really good glass of wine. And the women enjoy it just as much as the men—it puzzles me that among the Dunedain, from what I hear people saying, there are different ideas about what is proper for a woman compared to a man. In Rivendell, some are more interested than others, but no one thinks anything of it if a woman invites you to spend a night. For one thing, Elvish women don't conceive children unless they want to."
"Well, that's a big advantage," said Halbarad. "That's the kind of result that really enrages husbands and fathers."
"So I gathered." Aragorn sighed. "Anyway, it's not what I've been used to. To tell you the truth, it's been…kind of frustrating."
"You aren't the only one who feels like that. Tell me more. When did you first start with these Elvish beauties?"
"Oh, I guess I was about 15. There are two or three women in Elrond's House who like doing initiations."
"Two or three?"
"Yes. And then—"
Halbarad clapped his hands on his ears. "Say no more! I can't bear it! Why, oh why, did you ever leave?"
Aragorn didn't answer that. Instead, he said, "But are you saying that in Bree there are some women that we could—"
"Yes, my friend, there are. But I think you may find it another kind of surprise. You pay for them."
"I don't understand."
"I kind of thought you wouldn't. I mean they do it for money. You give them money and they take off their clothes, for an hour, or a whole night if you pay enough."
Aragorn frowned. "Well, if they need the money, I guess I understand why they would do that. But I don't think I'd be interested."
"Why not?"
"Well, because I only want to be with a woman who wants to enjoy it. For me, that's more than half the fun, getting her really wild—"
Halbarad groaned. "I'm going to start hating you pretty soon. Here I was, thinking you were probably a virgin or something, and now this!"
Aragorn looked startled. "A virgin? Why would you think that?"
"Because you're always so cool around all the fairest maidens! So polite! Such a gentleman! My sister says all the mothers talk about what a fine young man you are. Little do they know." Halbarad shook his head.
"But in Bree there are only women we would pay for."
"Actually…" Halbarad smiled at his friend. "I do know another possibility."
The farmhouse was up the road to the north of Bree. At the Prancing Pony Halbarad had listened in on enough conversations to know that the grumpy husband in question was indeed away from home. Just to be sure they spent an hour watching the road and fields near by.
"Let's go," he said to Aragorn. They emerged from the bushes and crossed over to the house, going around to the back door. Halbarad knocked. A buxom young farmwife answered and broke into a big smile. "Well!" she said. "It's been quite some time since you've been by!"
A couple of hours later they were back on the road, having gotten a good meal into the bargain. Halbarad thought back on the quite enjoyable afternoon. The most memorable few minutes, however, were taken up by the ecstatic cries of female joy sounding through the wall when his friend had his turn with the young and pretty wife.
"Aragorn, my friend, I'll never understand it," Halbarad said, shaking his head. "Why ever did you leave Rivendell?"
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In other words: which physics experiment requires to know Pi with the highest precision?
Pi is very far from being the only number we need in physics. Typical theoretical predictions depend on many other measured and calculated (or both) numbers besides pi.
Nevertheless, it is true that one needs to substitute the right value of pi to get the right predictions. Therefore, the right answer to your question is the most accurately experimental verified theoretical prediction we have in physics as of today, namely the anomalous magnetic dipole moment of the electron
In some natural units, the magnetic moment of the electron is expressed as a g-factor which is somewhat higher than two. Experimentally, $$\frac g2 = 1.00115965218111 \pm 0.00000000000074$$ Theoretically, $g/2$ may be written as $$\frac g2 = 1+\frac{\alpha}{2\pi} + \dots$$ where the $\alpha/2\pi$ first subleading term was obtained by Schwinger in 1948 and many other, smaller terms are known today. The theoretical prediction agrees with the experimental measurement within the tiny error margin; the theoretical uncertainty contains the effect of new species of virtual particles with the masses and couplings that have not yet been ruled out. This requires, among many and many other things, to substitute the correct value of $\pi$ in Schwinger's leading correction $\alpha/2\pi$. You need to know 9-10 decimal points of $\pi$ to make this correction right within the experimental error.
So in practice, $\pi\approx 3.141592654$ would be OK everywhere in the part of physics that is testable. However, theoretical physicists of course often need to make calculations more accurately if not analytically, to figure out what's really happening with the formulae.
39 digits of pi is enough to calculate circumference of visible universe to a margin of error equal to the width of a proton ( unverified computation, according to http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/blog/2011/mar/14/pi-day CordwainerBird ) .
16 digits, for converting frequencies from Hz to angular frequency. Frequencies can now be measured with a precision approaching 1 part in 10^16, so dealing with those numbers would require knowing Pi to 16 digits or so.
Is this really "which physics experiment REQUIRES to know Pi with the highest precision"? A purist (or theorist) might disagree that this example doesn't count, and I'd agree that there's nothing fundamental here, just conversion from one convention to another. But from a practical point of view, it's something people do in physics and it requires knowing Pi to 16 digits.
In principle you will never reach the accuracy of the numerical value of $\pi$ in an experiment, it is much more important as an analytical tool. The part of the question concerning the most accurate experiment was given by Luboš.
So, just to give a little thing about the importance of $\pi$ as the area of a unit circle and also the ratio of a circle's circumference to diameter,
(from the corresponding wiki-article)
One very famous examples are Fourier transforms where you ask a periodic function to be represented by $\sin$ and $\cos$-terms, $$\mathcal{F}(f)(\xi)=\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}f(x)e^{2\pi\mathrm{i} \xi x}dx\ \mathrm{with}\ e^{\mathrm{i}\varphi}=\cos(\varphi) + \mathrm{i}\sin(\varphi)\ .$$ This is linked to $\pi$ because of the periodicity of the circle, $$r_1(\varphi) = r_2(\varphi + 2\pi)\ \mathrm{with}\ r_i\in \mathrm{circle}\ .$$
There are much more things to add as the underlying group of rotations is $U(1)$ which is in turn the gauge group for (quantum)electrodynamics explaining why you will almost certainly find the most prominent examples of results linked to the value of $\pi$ in this field.


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UPDATED, 10:00pm So where are we at the end of a long day of reports--ours and others'-- flying across the World Wide Web about the Lee/Halladay stunner? Not quite there, it appears, but headed in the direction of a huge trade. A baseball source told the Inquirer tonight that a deal was not totally done. There were several other indications that it was close. With a contract extension to be worked out, medical records to be reviewed, and three teams needing to make final decisions, it is no surpise that this is taking time. The names batted around as future Blue Jays in various reports were pitchers Kyle Drabek, outfielders Michael Taylor or Domonic Brown. CSNphilly.com had the first report of Drabek being included, which was later followed up on by the Toronto Sun. Ruben Amaro did not respond to phone calls seeking comment today, and team president David Montgomery said he "could not comment." It is the Phillies' policy never to publicly address trade talks. Keep this in mind: Even if the Phils lose Drabek in this deal, they would be surrendering less than the package requested in July of Drabek, Brown, J.A. Happ and Anthony Gose for Halladay. Baseball America considers Drabek a potential no. 2 or 3 starter, and wouldn't you give that up to get Halladay? We also know that both teams place a higher value on Brown than on Taylor—so if Taylor is a part of this deal instead of Brown, that is considered a discount from the July offer. The AP reported today that Happ, Brown and Joe Blanton took physicals in Philly today, but there were no other indications that those players were involved. This information is all tentative and speculative because a deal has not yet been finalized. There are indications that an official announcement could come within the next day or two. Until that time, anything can happen. *** Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Roy Halladay and his agent have checked into a Philadelphia-area hotel, according to two Inquirer sources. It is not known if a trade sending Halladay to the Phillies is imminent, but if Halladay and the Phils are negotiating--as is indicated by the pitcher's presence in Philadelphia--that would suggest that the Phils and Blue Jays are far enough along in talks for Halladay to discuss a potential contract extension with the Phils. Halladay has one year remaining on his contract before becoming a free agent. The Phils have long been linked to Halladay, and were actively involved in trade talks last July, before the team acquired lefthander Cliff Lee from Cleveland.
Halladay and agent in Philadelphia UPDATED
UPDATE, 3:04-- The plot thickens: Foxsports.com has added that the Phils are in talks regading a potential three-team deal that would send lefthander Cliff Lee to an unnamed club. This makes sense for a number of reasons:
--Lee is owed $9 million next year, and the Phils need to clear payroll to sign Halladay.
--Lee will be a free agent after this season, and if he tests the open market the Phils would find it difficult to re-sign him, given their already robust payroll.
UPDATE, 5:03pm
Cliff Lee's agent, Darek Brauneker, says he has not heard anything from the Phillies, Blue Jays, Mariners or anyone else today.
Multiple reports--SI.com, I believe, was the first to confirm it--have Halladay and Lee involved in a three-way that would send Lee to Seattle. A bunch of other names are surfaced, but reports are conflicting--some have Domonic Brown going to Toronto, while others have it as Michael Taylor. Pitcher Phillippe Aumont would reportedly be going to Toronto from Seattle. It should be noted that none of this is confirmed. We know that both the Jays and Phils liked Brown more than Taylor in July.
Brauneker has spoken with Lee today. "He is obviously aware of the situation,' Braunker said. "There must be something to it."
Brauneker, understandably, treaded carefully when asked if Lee was disappointed. "He certainly enjoys being in Philadelphia. There was not much for him not to enjoy."
The Phils and Lee engaged in preliminary talks about a contract extension last week. "We had a positive dialogue," the agent said. "All of the dialogue has been very positive on both sides."


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Dettie wrote:The vacuum beast must be very happy with you Titch!
So if sausages would normally keep in a fridge for say 3 days, how much longer would they keep with vacuum sealing them?
It will depend on how good the machine is and how fresh the meat is to start with.
Vacuum sealing in effect removes the oxygen from around the meat and then heat seals the bag. It is oxygen that spoils the meat. Good fresh meat sealed with a machine that will remove a very very high percentage of the oxygen will last for 6 weeks no problem.
Unfortunately a lot of the cheap machines do not do this and while they are great for storing a lot of things you will find they are no good for long term meat storage.
The best way to do meat products is to find a butcher who has a good machine and get them to do it for you.
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DNF, the next-generation version of the Yum package manager, saw a new release today and with it comes two new major features.
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While the owner of a marriage bureau himself, the candid Kong Hoi-chuen (Bobby Au Yeung) nevertheless has no luck in finding a girlfriend. He meets Miu Ling (Angela Tong), who has just been disappointed in love, by chance. With his words of consolation Ling is able to recover. Six months later, Ling agrees to marry Chuen. The marriage lasts happily for three years, husband and wife ended up working in the marriage bureau in a home they both adore. Just when Chuen thinks that he is the happiest husband in the world, Ling's ex-lover Ivan (Raymond Wong) returns. Several years ago Ivan left Ling because he didn't want to be 'tied down' in a relationship, but now he wants a second chance. When he meets with Ling again he kisses her, despite her resistance, and Chuen misinterprets the situation. Chuen is both angry and furious, getting himself helplessly drunk in his office, and when he wakes he finds himself beside one of his female clients, mainlander Ng Yi Wu-Jiu (Toby Leung). Ling sees this and like her husband, misinterprets the situation and demands a divorce.
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[Ear Heart Music presents] Yarn/Wire: A Winter Solstice Landscape
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This concert features the inimitable Yarn/Wire performing the world premiere of the complete Negotiation of Context cycle by leading Icelandic composer Davi∂ Brynjar Franzson. The pieces contained within explore the piano as a conversational partner, from the juxtaposition of the instrument with a pump organ (the mechanical inverse of a piano), through the pairing of two pianos with two bass drums (the most rudimentary relative of the piano), to the choreographed interaction between a pianist playing traditionally, and another who manipulates the strings that the first puts in motion. A deep listening experience, the piece explores how a sound can be heard simply in and of itself, or as a part of something else when placed in a context, and how that context influences how we understand the sound. Together, sound and context simulate a musical surface. The performance also includes the haunting new piece Solus by Turkish composer Cenk Ergün.
Yarn/Wire is a quartet of two percussionists and two pianists. Founded in 2005, the ensemble is admired for the energy and precision they bring to vital performances of today's most adventurous music. The results of Yarn/Wire's collaborative initiatives point towards the emergence of a new and lasting repertoire, and partnerships with genre-bending artists such as Pete Swanson, The Theatre of a Two-Headed Calf, and Tristan Perich have led to the creation of work that is "spare and strange and very, very new." (Time Out NY)
The "innovative Ear Heart Music series has become a staple in the New York new music soundscape." (Time Out NY) Curated by Amelia Lukas, Ear Heart Music is a modern chamber music series for modern ears. A showcase of adventurous and cutting-edge performers, composers, and collaborative artists, this is where curious New Yorkers get their aural fix. By presenting high-quality new music that engages and entertains, we nurture our audience. By facilitating open dialogue, we provide context for our work. Shows often combine music with other artistic elements such as electronic processing, performance art, film, and dance. Through unique artist pairings, eclectic programming, and the integral incorporation of the new, Ear Heart Music plays a major role in reshaping the chamber music landscape for the 21st century.
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During the summer months, Cub World is home to the Resident Camp and Fun with Son program and provides a fun and memorable experience for thousands of Cub Scouts. For the rest of the year, the camp serves as a great meeting and camping place for Scout units and other groups, and hosts many exciting events and activities.
The Fort is an awe-inspiring structure from a distance and a portal to the imagination up close. This large wooden building is located near the main part of camp and can sleep 68 people. A deck wraps around the whole building on the second story. There are three large activity rooms that enter from the courtyard. Each activity room has several picnic tables, ceiling fans, electrical outlets, and lights. A large courtyard runs through the center of the Fort, complete with a flagpole. There are 13 rooms, some with eight bunk beds and some with four. Each room has windows, lighting, and electrical outlets. A single bathroom stall is near the entrance to the Fort (not available between October and March due to winterization). The two turrets on the top of the Fort are great places to hold an outdoor meeting or picnic. There are several tables on each as well as overhead lighting.
The Castle is located near the Activities Fields at Cub World. This large stone building sleeps 72 people. A deck wraps around the entire structure with two turrets in the front on the second story.
A large courtyard runs through the center of the Castle. There are 14 sleeping rooms and two large activity rooms. A single bathroom is located near the entrance to the Castle (not available between October and March due to winterization).
Some sleeping rooms have 8 bunk beds, some have 4 bunk beds. Each room has lighting, electrical outlets, and windows. Most rooms have at least one chair and several have writing desks.
The Miner's Camp is the most primitive camping area of Cub World. Located at the end of camp and on the edge of Camp Friedlander, this wooded area can sleep 72 campers in 36 canvas tents. There is space available to bring your own tent. The mine is a great play place for the young ones, as is the gold-panning creek that runs through the area.
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The Cub World Administration Building, or "Admin", is located at the entrance to camp. This building houses a large meeting area, several offices, a first aid office, and three restrooms. It is also the lodging quarters of the Campmaster during the off-season. The meeting area can hold up to 40 people with tables, more with just chairs. The building is heated and air-conditioned, has cable and high-speed internet access, and free Time-Warner digital phone long distance service.
The Frisch's Dining Pavilion is located near the entrance of camp and is large enough to seat nearly any size group. Rows of picnic tables make for a great place to hold a large meal, ceremony, or special event. A kitchen area has refrigeration units and an ice maker, a sink, and serving lines. A gas or charcoal grill is available for rental. One of the highlights of Cub World is the Cub Scout Big Boy, lovingly referred to as "Francis." He is one-of-a-kind and stands just outside the dining pavilion to welcome Scout of all ages.
An obstacle course, located at the center of camp, has eight elements including a climbing wall, monkey bars, a rope swing, and a balance beam. This course is perfect for teambuilding and fitness events.
The Cub World Bouldering Wall is a challenge for the young and old alike. This horizontal climbing wall offers two sides with two different challenge levels.
A sand volleyball court is located near the entrance to camp and makes for great team competitions. There is also a basketball court with an adjustable goal.
An amphitheater, adjacent to the Dining Pavilion, is ideal for ceremonies and special events. Benches can seat nearly 400 people and a large fire ring is great for campfires.
The Director's Cabin is secluded from the other sleeping areas of camp. This two-sided cabin can sleep four on each side. Each side has a private restroom and shower. The cabin is heated and air-conditioned.
The inside of the cabin is comfortable for a family or small group. There is a queen-size bed, two bunk beds, a kitchenette with refrigerator and stove-top, a dresser and closet, and cable and high-speed internet access.
Cabins are available for rental and are heated for winter camping. A shower house is located nearby and the Dining Pavilion and Administration Building are a short walk away. There are four cabins.
Cabins have four bunk beds, two wardrobes, and a writing desk on each side. Each cabin has two sides.
There are three shower houses located throughout the camp and close to each sleeping area. Each shower house has four individual adult stalls containing a shower, sink, and commode, and a youth side with multiple showers, commodes, and sinks. Please note, only one shower house is open for use during between October and March due to winterization.
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