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Good answer ChefOno! I freeze all my butter except for a .lb, but what does it matter if it's wrapped in paper or foil, or is salted or unsalted? Just curious.
I think your answer was correct, I was just expanding a little. It's difficult to put an accurate number on the issue.
Salt acts as a preservative, that's its main purpose (taste augmentation is secondary).
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ST. PAUL -- A 39-year-old North Dakota native takes over as Minnesota House Republican leader. Fellow House Republicans gave Rep. Kurt Zellers of Maple Grove about 70 percent of the vote Tuesday night in picking him to replace Rep. Marty Seifert of Marshall as minority leader. Seifert plans to announce in less than two weeks that he is running for governor. Rep. Randy Demmer of Hayfield was the other major candidate. Several ballots were needed before Zellers emerged the winner. Zellers takes over a caucus of 47 members out of the 134-person House.
ST. PAUL -- Katie Sieben sat behind the wheel of a shiny new car, looking ahead to a traffic light. "So I'm going to accelerate going up to the light?" she asked Todd Cook, teaching the Minnesota state senator about environmentally friendly driving. "Shoot," Sieben, DFL-Cottage Grove, said before Cook could respond. The light was yellow well before she hit the intersection, but she made it through before seeing red. Barely.
ST. PAUL - A rural southern Minnesotan and a Twin Cities suburban lawmaker who grew up in rural North Dakota are the main contenders to become Minnesota House Republican leader. Republicans meet tonight in St. Paul to elect a leader, with just 47 of the House's 134 members in their party. Tonight's vote is important because it sets the tone for the 2010 election, when Republicans hope to gain seats on Democratic-Farmer-Laborites. Reps.
ST. PAUL - Gov. Tim Pawlenty's unilateral spending cuts, designed to balance Minnesota's budget, affect the poor seeking health care, cities and counties that will lose some state aid and countless others. But the governor reported one complaint overshadows all others he has heard. It does not come from the poor or government officials.
ST. PAUL - Health-care reform due to come out of Washington this year looks a lot like what is happening in Minnesota, the state House health leader said. But Rep. Tom Huntley, DFL-Duluth, Thursday said he will watch Congress carefully as it tries to craft a health-care measure that has eluded federal policymakers for decades. In particular, Huntley wants to make sure federal legislation is flexible enough that Minnesota may continue with its own reforms.
ST. PAUL -- Democrats claim Gov. Tim Pawlenty's plan to cut $2.7 billion from the state budget is illegal. Democratic legislative leaders Thursday told the Republican governor's commissioners that Pawlenty is overstepping his legal authority in balancing the budget by himself. "There is some shaky legal ground to do some of the changes you are doing," House Majority Leader Tony Sertich, DFL-Chisholm, said to Pawlenty's representatives. He called it abuse of state law. "This whole process just doesn't pass the smell test," Sen. David Tomassoni, DFL-Chisholm, said.
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ST. PAUL -- There's a whole lot of thinking going on. Republicans across Minnesota are weighing the pros and cons of jumping into the governor's race now that Gov. Tim Pawlenty has bowed out. Two western Minnesota state representatives -- Marty Seifert of Marshall and Morrie Lanning of Moorhead -- on Wednesday said they are thinking about it. Seifert said he is strongly considering it; Lanning was a bit less certain. They are the first of what is bound to be many possible GOP candidates in what promises to be a wild and expensive governor's race.


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In her latest thriller, Kathryn Dance, an agent with the CBI, finds herself suspended from duty when an interrogation goes bad in a horrific way. She's busted down to the Civil Division of CBI and given the boring assignment of checking permits after a stampede in a local roadhouse results in several deaths and a number of injuries. Dance soon learns, however, that the panic was intentional—a classic case of someone yelling fire in a crowded venue—and unofficially begins to investigate.


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Today, we're very excited to share a garment knitting tutorial with you. With the temperatures steadily dropping, it's the perfect time to start knitting… sweaters!
Staci from the YouTube Channel Very Pink Knits is a great instructor who makes knitting a garment look like a breeze. Check out the tutorial below as she explains and shows you how to make Lion Brand's Cropped Raglan Cardigan pattern in Wool-Ease®. After viewing the tutorial, many of you who've previously shied away from garment knitting may feel quite confident about giving this one a try.
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Pom-poms are easy, fast, and fun — add a couple of mini ones to your packages for a whimsical touch! This week we're showing you how to make a Mini Pom-Pom Gift Topper
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*Editors' Note: Lion Wool® has been discontinued since this article was originally published. Try a color-changing yarn like Amazing® and Vanna's Tapestry or use the leftover yarn from the handmade gift inside.
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Today, we've got a brand new Arm Knitting video for you from Audra Kurtz! Watch as she shows you how to achieve a color blocked scarf in the super popular, Wool-Ease Thick & Quick. Follow the video to the end and check out the rest of her fantastic Arm Knitting tutorials!
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Easy, fold-over moccasins are a popular pattern for baby booties that we've been seeing plenty of on blogs and Pinterest – so this week, we're excited to share Audra Kurtz's new tutorial in which she shows you how to loom knit a pair.
Audra loom knitted her moccasins with our newly released Landscapes® on the Martha Stewart CraftsTM Knit & Weave Loom Kit. These cute baby moccasins make a great gift for an upcoming birthday or baby shower!
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We're so happy we found Kim Guzman's three-part tutorial for the Tunisian Crochet Entrelac Throw. Considered to be an intermediate level three pattern, Kim's tutorial will guide you though this special technique.
Get everything you need to make this afghan in one kit (in the colors seen in the photo to the right) OR we have an alternate version with different colorways available too.
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Today, we bring you a great tutorial by Vanessa from The Crafty Gemini. Watch as Vanessa works through the Serene Spa washcloth pattern with Kitchen Cotton, showing you just how easy it is to crochet a quick project and learn a new stitch.
Vanessa is also hosting a giveaway with a chance for one lucky person to win 3 skeins of Kitchen Cotton. Find more information on the giveaway by clicking here!
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Get ready for fall with a cozy and comfortable cowl. The Concerto Cowl is a great transitional piece, made with our soft, classic worsted weight, Heartland yarn.
In this tutorial, Christine walks you through the pattern step-by-step and shows you how easy it is to slip stitch.
So get out your needles and follow along with the video below!
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Maggie Weldon from Maggie's Crochet shows you how to make this Arm Knit Cowl with our newest super bulky yarn Quickie, which is soft, lofty, and perfect for arm knitting. Check out her video tutorial below!
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In her newest Lion Brand tutorial, crochet expert Yolanda Soto-Lopez guides you through the Little Super Hero Blanket pattern with one of our newest yarns, Hometown USA®.
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In her newest Lion Brand tutorial, our favorite crochet expert Yolanda Soto-Lopez guides you through our Market Bag pattern using one of our best warm-weather yarns, Cotton Ease ®.
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Luke Bryan falls off stage during Charlotte concert
Country music star Luke Bryan has a few stitches after falling off the stage during a concert Thursday at Charlotte's PNC Music Pavilion.
Bryan was performing Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' hit song, "Can't hold us" and standing at the edge of the stage when he took a step forward and fell. Several people walked over to the singer to check on him. The crowd cheered when Bryan stood up, and the singer finished singing the song's chorus. Many fans are seen taking photos and videos.
"The last time I was in North Carolina, I busted my a**," Bryan said, referring to another fall during a February concert in Greensboro.
Bryan took to Twitter to say he was alright, but needed stitches.
I'm good. Few stitches.— Luke Bryan (@LukeBryanOnline) May 30, 2014
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This is a wonderful hand made vintage copper and art glass pendant and chain necklace. The pendant has hand hammered surface texture and is set with a single irregularly shaped green glass stone. The large sturdy chain is composed of alternating larger and small oblong links. It has a simple hook clasp.
This necklace measures 25" long. The large links are each .625" x slightly over .25". The small links are each .325" by slightly less than .25". the pendant measures 2" x 2.5" the green stone measures .5" x .625".
Condition is good, with a lovely natural patina from age.
This necklace is unmarked, making circa dating difficult. It could be as old as early 1900s Arts & Crafts era, or it could be as late as the 1970s when there was a resurgence in this type of hand crafted jewelry in copper. Regardless of which era it was made in, it is a great example of copper jewelry.
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Closing Reception: Sunday, September 16, 2:00-3:30 pm, Hershberger Gallery. In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Women's Caucus for Art, The Indiana Women's Caucus for Art exhibit honors and commemorates four decades of arts advocacy. From its beginnings in 1972, the mission of the Women's Caucus for Art has been to […]
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For veteran photographers Paul McAfee, Fort Wayne, Ind., and Dave Dornberg, Munster, Ind., a nature photography workshop is about more than just pretty pictures: it's an opportunity to help people understand and appreciate the land they live on. Dornberg and McAfee will serve as instructors for a nature photography workshop October 11-13 at Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center of Goshen College, Wolf Lake, Ind.
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"Learning from Long Traditions" is the theme of the Annual Autumn Hope Conference at Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center of Goshen College Sept. 28-30, 2012. This faith-based event is a blend of time outdoors, reflection, conversation and worship. This year's theme will explore the relationship between people and land in diverse times and places.
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The 2012-13 line-up of lectures, performances and special trips that are part of the Goshen College Afternoon Sabbatical program will include:
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Hoo Dat? (Turning Meaningful Family Sketches Into Art)
Dude, my dad is an artist. I mean not by trade (he's a super-genius math teacher), but both he and my mother sketched and drew for fun during my childhood (in turn art was my favorite subject in school and off I went to get a bachelor of fine arts in NYC). I remember being in complete awe about how my mom drew horses and ladies while I loved how my dad drew all sorts of abstract shapes that filled a page with lines and dots and squares. Sort of like this.
So about a week ago I was standing in the frame hallway thinking about my dad and his awesome drawings and realized that I needed one to frame in honor of him and his super cool art skillz that inspired me so much as a kid. So I called him up (you can see an old picture of him here) and begged him to photocopy one of them and send me the copy in a big rigid "do not bend" envelope. But he did me one better. He sent me the original (!) of what he calls his "best drawing ever" – a super sweet seventies-tastic owl that he sketched in 1972 (when I was negative ten years old).
First of all, I love that dad named him "Owlie" since I'm no stranger to naming my ceramic animals (like this gal). I also love that if you look closely you'll see that the entire owl is made up of repeating shapes and patterns (totally a signature thing that my dad did in nearly all of his sketches). And everything from the repeated hexagons to the soft layered colors that feel so "authentic seventies" just makes me smile. I know owls are all the rage these days, but I love that my father sketched this guy 39 years ago! Although maybe owls were hot commodities then too. Haha. Everything old is new again.
Anyway, true to my obnoxiously excitable personality, the receipt of this amazing guy got me ridiculously hyper. Stupid-giddy even. I couldn't bring myself to frame the original (way too precious) so I decided to scan it so I could mail the original right back to dad where it belonged. And since my father had mentioned that he wished he hadn't cut it down and matted it on purple paper decades ago, I took the opportunity to "digitally restore" his sketch to its original glory by putting it on a while background just as it had originally appeared. I also moved the little signature and date together for the new not-cut-down arrangement while I was at it:
Then I printed it out and popped it into a hallway gallery frame that had something less exciting (a picture of our wedding table, but we already have a few other more beloved wedding pics on the wall so… it got dethroned by Owlie).
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I think it makes the entire wall.
And sure enough, when we recently had some people over they gravitated to it and I got to proudly tell them that my father drew it in 1972! Woo to the hoo. Get it? Owl? Hoo? See what I did there?
Anyway, I love me some dad-made owl art. And as many of you know, I also love me some crocheted owl hattage on the bean (she calls this her "hoo hat"). Can my child really be into bad puns at the ripe old age of a year and a half?
With us parents… I think so. Oh and in case you haven't seen her singing Adele, here's that link for ya.
Have you guys framed anything that your friends or relatives have drawn? Did you only feel right keeping a copy of it? For some reason the original just feels like it belongs at dad's house taped up next to his desk like it always has been (I also sent him a "digitally restored" printout, in case he wants one of those). What's with kids wanting their parents to keep their houses exactly the same for sentimental reasons, anyway?
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I love everything about this post: the pic, your dad, the scanning and emailing, C's hoo hat..
Your dad is so talented! And it's definitely 70s-esque… the shapes look like my parents' former kitchen floor… :)
Owls are crazy popular right now! I don't know where this trend came from! but Clara looks super adorable in her owl hat :)
haha That is so cool, and it's even cooler because your dad drew it, so it has sentimental value to you. I need to make myself a gallery wall, stat! I am so inspired by all of your sentimental homemade art.
This is so cute! I love that you framed a piece of your dad's art work. I love all the geometric details of it (even though it's from the 70's, it still feels pretty modern). It definitely does make the wall!
That is wonderful! I love the idea of framing meaningful art! Not only is it (often) free, but it reminds you of something special every time you look at it!
Did you send your dad a copy of the unmatted digitally-remastered Owlie?
Wonderful artwork! Your dad is talented! I just bought a wall hanging from Ikea yesterday for my kids' bedroom that has three owls on it. It makes their room!
Love the new owl addition! I just shared an owl themed Sip & See I recently styled – complete with a white ceramic owl!
My parents moved and my brother got our old house. My bedroom was turned into my nieces room and I have yet to go in there and look at it. I just can't forget how my room was, it's sentimental!
I wouldn't be able to go in there either. Sometimes I will drive by my childhood house but never could I walk it again.
Love the owl! Your dad has skills! It works perfect with the colours in the other art too.
That's amazing! And it looks so good in the wall gallery.
My brother fancies himself an artist and he once drew a beautiful flower for me on a long brown paper bad. I plan on getting it framed at some point, but right now it just sits on a shelf.
You should totally do a canvas wrap for your dad with a purple background!
I think its awesome, I wish I had drawing skills. And you are right, it TOTALLY makes the frame wall now ;)
This is soo cool! What an awesome addition to the wall! My mom has some amazing artwork that she did in high school like you I was in the negative years lol. It's really amazing to have something like this knowing that your parent(s) created it so long ago! I love it love it! Of course Miss Clara is looking to adorable in her hat!
Very Nice! And even more special since it has sentimental value!
That's so crazy! I just blogged this morning about a mercury glass owl I purchased over the weekend at an Antique Store that we named "Owly." Small world!
Looks awesome! Our apartment is full of family art – including some large renderings that my boyfriend's father did during archtectural school in the 70's (still have the grades he received marked in the corner), and sketches that my grandmother did in college in the 30's. Really makes things feel special, and of course, it was all previously sitting in basements, so it cost nothing and is so nice to be able to bring it out and appreciate it.
Super Cool, er, groovy?! I have very fond memories of all the owl plackards and other 1970's owl related decor that my grandmother had. So awesome to have such a personal and meaningful item to add to your fram gallery! And on owl-related banter, here's a liitle crafty owl mobile that I whipped up for my baby niece last year :)
I absolutely love owls, so this is awesome in my book.
One of our friends is an illustrator so we always frame we hand drawn birthday cards!
My boyfriend proposed using a note last weekend (sounds weird, full story here: http://annabelvita.com/a-story-about-a-ring) so you can bet I'll be framing that luggage tag he wrote it on somewhere! Most sentimental art ever.
This is really cute! I love owls and named a necklace I got last year "Owlie" too. I agree with you, this new addition really makes the wall :)
Great Owl!
Just had to comment to say that everything old is indeed new again! In fact, that's the name of my blog! I started it a few months ago when I bought my first house. It's new to me, but 151 years old. I spend almost all my free time trying to fix it up with modern flair that complements its vintage/historic charm. Thanks for the continued inspiration!
Owls were totally in during the 70's. And mushrooms-in many varieties of cuteness. It all comes around again.
Yes they were! I had forgotten the mushrooms thing though and I grew up in a house that had orange/gold/avocado colored mushroom wallpaper in its only bathroom! I see so many art and design trends today that are fresh takes on 60s and 70s design.
J&S, can you remind me who did the painting/drawing of your first house seen in the pictures above? I'd love something like that in our living room. Thanks!
p.s. currently working on a wall gallery and I must say you guys made it look easy! I've had 2 broken frames (fell while trying to hang), and realized one of my RIBBA frames can't be hung with nails so had to re-do the set up and I have a lot of various holes from trying to keep things even. Love the finished product though so it was all worth it!! You guys are just so impressive that you were able to do it so fast and without any broken frames!
you know, I rememberd the dog breaking, but didn't want to mention it. :-( I guess it's just a part of the wall gallery busines. Something must break.
Love the owl! Just a quick question though, where did you get the painting of your old house? I absolutely LOVE it. We moved at the beginning of this year and I would love to get a painting made of our old house! Thanks!
I just loooved this post!
I am also a gal who has gotten tons of inspiration from a very artistic dad. I love the idea of framing some of his drawings and doodles. Ispired by this post I think I will have to look around my parents place for some cool old drawings.
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Massive runner bean seeds, and planting question
These are massive runner bean seeds from Japan. I was hoping they would turn out to be the Insuk ones everyone talks about, but perhaps not. They are 1 and 3/8 inches long!
And a question about planting now. Tokyo average max temps are
July 85,
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although we do get much hotter days in July and August, sometimes about 100.
Is it possible to get another crop? Is it too hot now to plant the seeds?
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They are dry seeds, Dick! And I have no idea how long it takes! I bought these in a grocery store. These ones are grown in Japan, but I also found them on a Japanese website, but from China. According to the packet they are grown in the cooler areas of the country.
I am in central Tokyo and we don't really have much frost! December is still quite warm.Outside the city they do, in January I think.
I am hoping to get a crop of beans this year (my garden is very small, and perhaps crop is wishful thinking). I planted too late this spring, and the weather got too hot, and I only got about two servings of green beans. I don't really mind what variety I grow!
Runner beans are from the highlands of Mexico. They are adapted to a cool long season temperate climate. They don't do well above about 85 degrees. In my experience, the larger the beans, the longer they take to mature. I would suggest 5 months (150 days) as a safe number for planning on a crop.


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Really need help organizing craft room
Hello all!
I'd really like to get my wife's craft room organized over the Christmas break but we're both TERRIBLE at designing spaces. We've got a nice big room that is 14x22 upstairs that we'd like to use as a craft room.
We'd like to use the room to do scrapbooking, let the kids do some of their art projects (stickers, etc, no painting) and to store some of our old memorabilia (trophies, plaques, etc). We wouldn't want to display the memorabilia per se, rather just have a nice air conditioned place to store it for now.
I was thinking of doing some sort of wall cabinets along with lower cabinets and workspaces along the walls and then have a big open area in the middle where we could put a fold up table or 2 to work on big projects and put away when not in use.
I could just go to Ikea and buy a buch of storage cabinets and clear bins, but there has to be a better way :) Unfortunately I have no idea what that better way is and was hoping some of you extremely creative folks could help out with ideas on how to best utilize the space!
Any ideas welcomed!
Thanks in advance,
ana-white.com has some great buildable storage units, work desks, craft tables and shelving. What's nice is they are modular and mostly easy to build.
The key is to CORRAL the chaos ... have bins of appropriate sizes for materials and shelves to put the bins on.
Then LABEL the bins and sort them in whatever order makes sense to you, with things you use most on shelves that are easiest to get at.
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Thanks for the heads up on ana-white.com! I'm a bit of a clutter freak though, in that I like my things organized and hidden. I can't do the rooms with everything out in the open even in organized bins, it just makes me feel overwhelmed.
Would bins on shelves behind pull-down blinds be tidy enough?
She has a lot of things with doors too.
If you built one of the media center wall things, with doors and drawers around the LCD TV, with a couple of comfy chairs for crafting and TV watching, then added some storage benches as window seats you could stash a lot of things.
Use the door end of the room for the work tables and you have a multi-function media/craft room.
I invite you to look at a couple of pictures I put in the craft forum gallery of my then craft room. one wall was just book I used mostly cubes and file boxes the contents of each box was itemized in a computer file so I could find something easily.
Since they have fallen to page six one of these days they will fall off the gallery
Here is a link that might be useful: Gallery page 6
I'd start by figuring out exactly what it is that you need to have storage for, and how much of it you need to store.
You need some inactive storage space for the memorabilia. That could be drawers, shelves with boxes, or a closet. Sort through the memorabilia and discard anything that you no longer want to keep. Figure out how much you have left, and how much more you think you will accumulate.
You need to store scrapbooking supplies. How much of which type do you tend to keep on hand? Do they need drawer space, or shelf space? Same for the kids' art supplies--how much will you be storing/using? This requires getting all the scrapbook supplies in one place, all the kids' stuff in one place, etc.
You really can't plan the storage until you know what it is that you need space for. Then I'd go to a couple of stores that sell closet supplies and see what they have to offer--there are a lot of options out there. One thing to consider is that the most easily accessible storage space should go to the things you use the most. The least accessible space should go to the things you use the least, like the memorabilia.


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nah..... it just always get quiet when there's no bickering going on. i think we still get a good number of viewers, its just most have nothing to say ... and some nothing nice to say.lolThread postings are rather few and far between. Has the bird thread run it's course?
beans have finally decided its safe to grow again after the frost last week. i had lost a few and the ones that made it looked fine but, they just had not done anything new after growing three inches and doubling leaves the previous week. today the big one in the middle decided to pop out another three or four beginnings of leaves, so i figure the rest will follow suit. peppers are doing great but take a lot of water. i always thought that they would grow closer to a cactus type plant and freak out every time i water them like my aloes tend to do but... nope! i have finally found a crop that will let me hover and over water till my hearts content and not die! i have read and been told that if you with hold the watering a little and let them thirst that you will get a hotter pepper but oh well.... save me from taking a few zantacs.
have decided cabbages are freaks of nature.... the sun comes out....nothing..... it gets bitter cold and rains all night, get another set of leaves....
still no sign of melons..... shouldn't i be seeing vines at least?
threw them out march 27th down hill from the compost pit and covered loosely with some left over mulch and clippings from the first mow. nothing at all yet.


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The above code works for somtimes and for sometimes throws an Error that with object variable not set what does that mean ? why the above code is not working and if i reopen the file it works again and sometimes dont. But i dont know the reason why it happens. Am i making any mistake in the syntax, If so please let me know the right way to do it. And is there any more efficient way to do to select a set of range ? other than the above ? Thank you in advance