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I'm coming down hard after a wonderful weekend high. We had a little designers' retreat here in Vermont so I got to see (and meet) online friends in person, spend the whole weekend knitting and chatting. Oh, and I slept all night without a baby waking me up. I didn't break out the camera often, so I'm going to borrow from a few friends (oh, and I'm on Instagram now – I've been in denial for a bit. But if you're over there I've got my usual user name: BeckyinVT)
The lodge is gorgeous in the winter. We had snowshoeing, sunshine, and a beautiful fire place to curl up in front of with our knitting. The food at the lodge was absolutely amazing, they even make their own granola:
And the evening's entertainment was hilarious, if not entirely appropriate for polite company. At least we were all able to relax!
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This is one of those stories where you can hopefully learn from my mistakes. I was in the craft room a couple of weeks ago – looking for a spinning project to take on a little retreat weekend I have coming up. My craft room was the messy sort of organized. And honestly it's seen a bit of neglect over the last year. But I always had a basket or two out in the open, displaying the pretty fiber. I picked up one long neglected project and unthinking, turned it over.
Hint: cocoons in your fiber are never a good sign. (I mean, unless it's a collection of silk worm cocoons. I guess there's an exception to every rule.)
Lesson #1: never EVER leave your fiber untossed and unsealed for a long time. This project had been hibernating for year. I go through and toss the stash (checking it for bugs) at least once per year. But I hadn't flipped this little pile of wool over in much longer than that. Turns out that spraying cedar oil only goes so far…
Unfortunately a lot of my craft room had this problem. Because I'd "never had moths before" so I wasn't worried.
And of course it's the pretty, pretty handspun that was all the most exposed. That basket also held a couple of cocoons at the bottom. Luckily not all my stash was in trouble. I keep my sock yarn in this pretty hat box, with cedar balls at the bottom. And this yarn all checked out ok:
And none of my design yarn was hit. Which is a bit of a shock, since I kept my "inspiration" skeins, um, like this:
Lesson 2: laundry baskets just give the moths plenty of access on all sides. I think this basket was only saved from damage because I have a regular habit of flipping it over and sorting through it.
Lesson 3: Moths hate turnover.
Any designs I'm not wearing regularly are stored away carefully. I have a large collection of rubbermaid bins, and I've been adding to my freezer bag collection recently. Because these open topped bags?
They're all gone. I think it was just luck that none of their contents were damaged.
Most of my personal stash lives in this lovely old chest.
I wish the chest were cedar, but it's not. Instead I have a variety of cedar satchets, boards, and balls scattered throughout. I went through the whole chest. It looked fine, I was congratulating myself on no damage. When I found this:
No cocoons, no moths, no eggs that I could see. Just one, ONE skein with a little nibble taken out of it. Seems unlikely that it could be the sum total of the damage. So I bagged up ALL that yarn as well.
Lesson 4: when you have moth damage. Nip it in the bud.
All yarn with obvious damage, and any yarn with exposure (such as Every. Single. Skein. in the chest with that one nibbled skein) ALL that yarn went into plastic bags. I bagged stuff that was stored together in giant freezer bags and grocery bags. But I didn't cross between storage areas (no point in creating more exposure – even briefly)
Um. I have 4 kitchen trashbags of exposed yarn.
Luckily none of my finished garments showed damage. No yarn stored in other rooms of the house was harmed. My kilt, Neil's pea coat, the wool couch blanket in the living room: all ok. So it could have been worse.
Also, since I'm counting my blessings, it's COLD outside.
Lesson 5: Freeze the little buggers to death.
Moths and larvae die below freezing, but you have to freeze for 2 weeks. Then you let everything thaw for a couple of days – so any potential eggs can hatch (eggs are hardy.) Then you freeze again! It hasn't been above freezing on my porch yet this month – so I'm almost done with this freeze thaw cycle and I haven't had to plug in an extra chest freezer yet!
Luckily the majority of my spinning stash is perfectly safe. Why is that?
Because apparently I'm much better about storing it… When the yarn all comes back inside I'm going to have a zipper-baggy party. Then my yarn stash will look like this too!
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Play Dough!
Here's a combination craft recipe and cooking recipe! Home made play dough. This stuff is awesome, it's my mom's recipe and I remember many fond hours playing with it as a child. This weekend I shared it with Windsor for the first time.
The great thing about this recipe is that it's cheap and non-toxic (although a bit salty). Which means when Jake eats it, or it gets full of dirt and we throw it away, I really don't mind. Just be aware that the food dye can stain things if you add too much or don't mix it in thoroughly.
2.5 cups flour
2.5 cups water
1.5 Tbsp cream of tarter
1.25 cup salt
5 Tbsp vegetable oil
food coloring
In a medium saucepan mix everything together except the food coloring. Put it over low to medium heat, and start cooking. Stirring. Keep stirring, this doesn't take long and you don't want it to burn.
Once it begins to thicken, add the food coloring. We did yellow (less likely to stain, but also less fun) and needed almost 20 drops. You'll need far fewer for blue.
Continue stirring until the dough is thick and begins to gather around the spoon. When it's so thick you can't really stir it anymore, remove from the heat and put on a plate to cool.
You can also mix the colors in once it's cool. But be careful not to get the food dye all over your hands. Once it's cool you're good to go! Be sure to store it in an air-tight container or it'll dry out. And like commercial play dough, this doesn't dry smoothly. It tends to crack as it goes.
(yes, she does have playdough stuck to her cheek. That's the sign of a good time!)
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Head to Toe
As much as I talk about knitting for myself as we all know I'm drawn to the adorable things I can knit for Adorable Windsor. And that's exactly what drew me to Head to Toe: Kids' knit accessories
(also on Ravelry and from Cooperative Press)
This book has so many great kids knits that I didn't even know what to start with. My colorwork bug (it's some version of startitis, that disease sure can mutate) wanted to do either cannonfire
or Northumberland:
I love that color pattern in both colorways. And I love how Katya shows the mirror colorways because they look so different!
Then there are the cables. Cheviot Hills are gorgeous, but I don't know that Windsor would understand fingerless mitts yet
And Back Hand Hitch has the same problem:
So what did I cast on? Breamish:
Windsor really needs some thicker socks for this cold cold winter. Unfortunately, I had grand plans of having at least one done by this blog post. But it turns out knitting goes a lot faster when you actually knit things. Instead of just dreaming about knitting them…
I'll get there. Eventually.
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Here's what I wish I were knitting: almost anything than what I've got on the go right now.
I finished the blue and gray mittens, and they're blocking by the wood stove. The fresh coat of snow we're getting today should make a pretty backdrop for later this week when I'm hoping to have an early morning photo shoot (just me, myself, the tripod, and some tourists if I'm unlucky)
After weaving in the ends I looked at my pile of WIPs and realized I have a children's design that I'm knitting in about an 18 month size – and I need to finish it before my model out-grows all that clothing… It's an adorable design, and it's 80% done. But what it still needs is a lot of i-cord and a hood. And you know how it goes. I just want to cast on for something new.
So what would I rather be knitting? Something for myself, I think. Something warm and cozy for winter, but could still transition to spring (it'll be here someday)
I'd rather be knitting almost anything from Cascadia.
(again, available through Ravelry and Cooperative Press too)
I don't know how I have the self control to NOT simply cast on for Courtenay
The bell sleeves, the touch of lace, the promise of a quick worsted weight pullover. I want it now.
Weirdly Redcedar is also calling to me. And I never knit scarves. But that cover is just so cozy, it's definitely the finished product calling me, not the process of knitting it.
And I sort of adore the mother daughter set that they've modeled for the Sea Glass pullover It's too bad that boxy shape never looks good on me. But it doesn't stop me from wanting to knit it. Actually I should knit it in Windsor's size anyway. She would be so thrilled by a sweater with beads. I can see the grin on her face already.
Yup, I think that might be my weak spot, right there. Remember how, at the start of this, I said I wanted to knit something for myself? Turns out I was wrong. I'm a bit of a fickle knitter these days.
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The awesomeness of books
So, as I mentioned my book is a combination of knitting patterns, and cooking recipes. That, combined with our photography, really make it a book worth having. Sure you can buy PDFs online and you can find lots of recipes too. But the book combines them both with tips and resources and puts it all in one convenient place.
Cooperative Press is really good about providing this sort of content: the patterns and MORE sort of knitting book. And that's why today I want to remind you all about What (else) Would Madame DeFarge Knit?
(Also on Ravelry, and Cooperative Press)
This book combines knitting patterns, essays, and more. It's a great book to sit down and read, not just to knit something from. As a designer in the book I felt like writing an essay really let me stretch my wings a little. Along with an awesome sweater dress:
I got to write an awesome little story about how Iseult is not just your average princess, but really an empowered woman reaching through history to show that princesses weren't always just waiting for their prince to come.
Intriuged? Please check out the whole book! And while you're at it check out a few of my other favorite designs from WeWMDFK:
Ahab's Gansey features some really amazing cables. It's a mens sweater, but I'm not sure if Neil or I would wear it more…
Check out the birds on the thumbs of the Counting Crow mittens!
And finally the cables plus lace of Fosco's Pret Pret Pretties make for a pair of VERY pretty little socks.
What's your favorite pattern from What (else) Would Madame DeFarge Knit? Leave a note in the comments! Better yet, talk about it on your favorite form of social media (twitter? facebook? Even Raverly counts!) let Shannon know that you're sharing the CP love here: http://bit.ly/lovetowin200 and you could win books, or even cash. Who doesn't love winning?
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She makes hats look good
Have you seen Theressa Silver's book Hat Couture? I love it:
(Also available from Ravelry! and directly from Cooperative Press!)
Theressa has done the amazing work of turning classic, fashionable hat styles into knitting patterns. With no felting (although the fabric is knit at a dense gauge) you too can have a collection of styling hats.
This is Jackie, inspired by Jackie Kennedy, of course.
But where would you go in such a hat? Anywhere that requires a little dressing up, of course! I wore this one to a wedding. I fit right into the crowd, and got so many, many complements. Some of them were on my hat, but most people complemented my outfit. A hat simply pulls your whole outfit together.
Theressa does a really wonderful job explaining how to pull together the little bouquets of notions that adorn these hats as well. So between the excellent pattern that lets you shape a fully form top hat, to the decorations that make this a true act of millinery, she has it all covered.
Marlene as knit by Faithellen on Ravelry.
Honestly though? I wish our culture wore more hats. They're such a great accessory. People are all about scarves, bags, and jewelry. Why do hats get left out of the picture? I could pull together a great outfit for meeting friends at the little indie coffee shop down in the village:
Bette at the coffee shop by beckyinvt featuring Frye
(This hat is Bette, and I love it extra for the crazy Robin Hood style feather!)
Or what about Sunday brunch? Why shouldn't you wear a hat then?
sunday brunch with Carmen by beckyinvt featuring beige handbags
(this is Carmen, it's a little out there, but I know you can pull it off!)
Remember women, historically, wore their hats inside (as opposed to men who take their hats off when entering a building) so once you've done all that work you don't have to feel like your outfit is incomplete the moment you step through the door.
If you want to know more about Hat Couture I highly recommend this behind the scenes post from Theressa herself.
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Zsolt Fazekas and Miklós Petrás contributed equally to this paper.
Original Article
Two-sided fluorescence resonance energy transfer for assessing molecular interactions of up to three distinct species in confocal microscopy
Article first published online: 28 NOV 2007
DOI: 10.1002/cyto.a.20489
Copyright © 2007 International Society for Analytical Cytology
Cytometry Part A
Special Issue: Cytometry in Hungary: A Snapshot
Volume 73A, Issue 3, pages 209–219, March 2008
Additional Information
How to Cite
Fazekas, Z., Petrás, M., Fábián, Á., Pályi-Krekk, Z., Nagy, P., Damjanovich, S., Vereb, G. and Szöllősi, J. (2008), Two-sided fluorescence resonance energy transfer for assessing molecular interactions of up to three distinct species in confocal microscopy. Cytometry, 73A: 209–219. doi: 10.1002/cyto.a.20489
Publication History
- Issue published online: 21 FEB 2008
- Article first published online: 28 NOV 2007
- Manuscript Accepted: 8 OCT 2007
- Manuscript Received: 20 JUL 2007
Funded by
- European Community. Grant Numbers: EU FP6 LSHB-CT-2004-503467, EU FP6 LSHC-CT-2005-018914, EU FP6 MCRTN-CT-035946-2, EU FP6 MRTN-CT-2005-019481
- Hungarian Ministry of Health. Grant Number: ETT 066/2006
- Hungarian National Research Fund. Grant Numbers: OTKA K68763, K62648, F049025
- Hungarian National Office for Research and Technology
- Öveges grant
- Hungarian Ministry of Education and Culture
- receptor tyrosine kinase;
- ErbB2, β1-integrin;
- trastuzumab resistance;
- laser scanning confocal microscopy;
- fluorescence resonance energy transfer;
- tsFRET;
- dbFRET;
- abFRET
The role of the expression patterns of proteins involved in oncogenesis can be understood after characterizing their multimolecular interactions. Conventional FRET methods permit the analysis of interaction between two molecular species at the most, which necessitates the introduction of new approaches for studying multicomponent signaling complexes. Flow cytometric as well as microscopic donor (dbFRET) and acceptor (abFRET) photobleaching FRET measurements were performed to determine the association states of ErbB2, β1-integrin, and CD44 receptors. Based on consecutively applied abFRET and dbFRET methods (two-sided FRET), the relationship of β1-integrin–ErbB2 heteroassociation to ErbB2 homoassociation and of β1-integrin–ErbB2 heteroassociation to ErbB2–CD44 heteroassociation was studied by correlating pixel-by-pixel FRET values of the corresponding abFRET and dbFRET images in contour plots. Anticorrelation was observed between β1-integrin–ErbB2 heteroassociation and ErbB2 homoassociation on trastuzumab sensitive N87 and SK-BR-3 cells, while modest positive correlation was found between β1-integrin–ErbB2 and ErbB2–CD44 heteroassociation on trastuzumab resistant MKN-7 cells. The FRET efficiency values of β1-integrin–ErbB2 heteroassociation were markedly higher at the focal adhesion regions on attached cells than those measured by flow cytometry on detached cells. In conclusion, we implemented an experimental set-up termed two-sided FRET for correlating two pairwise interactions of three arbitrarily chosen molecular species. On the basis of our results, we assume that the homoassociation state of ErbB2 is dynamically modulated by its interaction with β1-integrins. © 2007 International Society for Analytical Cytology


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NYPD unions say bill would blindfold officers
"It will ban cops from identifying a suspect's age, gender, color or disability" — or risk being sued for profiling
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NEW YORK — Cops might as well wear blindfolds if the City Council passes a bill that would let them use little more than the color of a suspect's clothing in descriptions — or risk being sued for profiling, according to this provocative new ad from the NYPD captains union.
The ad asks, "How effective is a police officer with a blindfold on?"
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At small businesses, it's busy at the top
Lisa's Cottage: A career crashes to an end, then a longtime dream becomes reality
Lisa Schmidt was among more than 14,000 people who lost their jobs at Bear Stearns during the height of the financial crisis.
"Being laid off after a 28-year career, it was horrible trying to get back in the workforce when your skill set was in one field that had absolutely tanked," she said.
Schmidt decided to fulfill a long-cherished dream of owning a gift shop. Using her severance package, she rented the historic post office building in La Mesa, converted it into a boutique and opened her doors last December. In the first few days of business, she sold enough antiques and collectibles to cover her rent. Since then, business has been steady, but not as good as she had hoped. The income won't pay for a part-time clerk, who would free Schmidt to spend more time buying distinctive merchandise.
"It has had its highs and lows," she said. "I thought the return would be better than this, but people are holding onto their dollars, with the high gas prices and family members getting laid off."
Schmidt is at her shop Tuesday through Saturday, ringing up customers and managing her website and eBay store. She has created a website with photographs of featured items, such as a vintage Parcheesi game, "Archie" comic books and windup clocks. She works long days, just as she did in the mortgage business.
"This long without a vacation, I'm a little tired," Schmidt said. "I wonder when my income will be to the point where I can actually hire somebody."
Still, she doesn't regret opening the store one bit and said she wants to have it for the rest of her life. She and her husband are planning a cross-country vacation that will double as an antique-buying trip.
"For me to spend as many hours as I do here, I don't feel like it's work," she said.
Frost Hardwood: Still optimistic after three generations
There's a reason the Frost family has held onto its company for three generations.
"We're definitely in it for the long haul," said Jim Frost, president and general manager of the business on Miramar Road, which specializes in hardwood, plywood and finished lumber. The operation includes a custom mill, and it caters to cabinet shops, fixture companies and commercial interior designers. Frost Hardwood also carries the Anderson Hardwood Flooring line.
The business is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.
Before the Great Recession, Frost Hardwood had 57 employees and regularly brought in more than $1 million a month.
Business has since shrunk by 40 percent, so there have been layoffs. The remaining 29 employees, including the executive team, took a pay cut.
But no one panicked, Frost said.
The company weathered a recession in the late 1980s and early 1990s in part by taking the unusual step of opening on Saturdays, said its chief executive, G.T. Frost. It still opens on Saturdays, which helps it stand out from the competition by serving woodworkers and "weekend warriors" with home-improvement projects.


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Just bottled a Belgian Golden Strong Ale using Wyeast 1388. Very cloudy, presumably from the low flocculation of this yeast. Left it in the secondary nearly 3 weeks. Anyone have a similar results? This is a strong beer, I'm not sure I like it at this point. Something seemed off.
i think the belgian strong ales benefit from an extended storage in the bottle like barley wine... it lets the yeast settle down and the flavors mellow.
seriously i'd give it a minimum of a month, but more ideally three-six months before cracking another one


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First time there, not the last time. Great food, awesome service. Very unique tasting and presented food.
If you're looking for a unique dining experience great food and friendly service try this one.
Their menu includes a full selection of ME style food made fresh by this family oriented restaurant.
The service is fast and friendly and the prices are moderate. Give them a try and enjoy.
Went with my wife and very good friend's . Very quiet at first however it got busier
as the evening progressed. Had four appetizer's and a salad which was split with my wife
and I . Had baked kibbee , Stuffed Grape Leaves, Baba Ghanoush , and falafel, all very good.
Service was good not rushed
Recently had lunch at El Basha on Belmont Street in Worcester and thoroughly enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. We had a combo platter that featured Baked Kibbee, Rice Pilaf, Pita Bread and Stuffed Grape Leaves. This dish was very authentic and the Baked Kibbee was the best since Mom used to make it at home.
Very interesting decor includes...
Skip El Basha for Lebanese food and go to Wexford House. El Basha's food has slipped continuously year after year.
Ok it is sentimental but Mediterranean food very good. Atmosphere nice .
And yes my Italian wife to be liked Mediterranean food.
The food is great. It's just on the edge of Worcester, hence an easy place to meet someone coming West from Westborough, etc.
If you feel like Syrian or Lebanese food this is the place to go. Nice atmosphere for a quiet dinner.
Too noisy and overpriced for the food you are served. The bar is a bit quieter. Food is good though
The Sahat family that runs it has several restaurants in the area. The one in Worcester was the first and is still my favorite. The decor is tacky, but it kind of works for a Lebanese restaurant (crystal chandeliers, big mirrors, frescoes of antique shrines, etc.) The food is really good - the place to go for Middle Eastern food...
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Extremely DisappointingPosted on 06 / 28 / 2013
The curry I ordered contained frozen peas & carrots. Seriously? In a restaurant? I can buy frozen vegetables at Wal-Mart, I don't need to eat out for that. I ordered the lunch special, and at $9 it was a complete rip-off. Frozen vegetables, white rice, and a "salad" of mixed greens. The server didn't know what "Vegan" meant either. I had to explain that meant no fish sauce and no oyster sauce in addition to no meat. I'm not sure how this place got the good reviews- don't waste your time or money with this place.
Cons: Poor Quality Food, Way too expensive, Difficult parking (busy street only)


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LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! Looking for a comfortable & cozy log cabin that is private but still close to all the action? Look no further then the Nana Bear..this cabin makes the perfect Pigeon Forge base camp. This wonderful 2 bedroom 2 bath log home is centrally located close to all that Pigeon Forge has to offer ..you're within walking distance to shops, restaurants, shows, and attractions like the Black Bear Jamboree, The Miracle Theater, and the new Titanic Museum. Nana Bear is a 2 bedroom/2 bath, 2 story log home that sleeps up to 6 people comfortably with a queen size bed in the master bedroom, another queen size bed upstairs in the loft, and a brand new pull out queen size sofa bed in the living room. Both bedrooms have 19" TVs and both bathrooms are identical with single vanities and stand-up shower stalls. There is a 4 person hot tub on the back porch waiting for you after a long day of playing. The living room offers a brand-new 30 inch flat screen TV/DVD & stacked stone gas fireplace. The kitchen is fully equipped with all you need to make a family meal! If you want to grill out, you can do so right outside the front door using our in-ground charcoal grill (bring your own charcoal). There is seating for 4 at the dining room table. Guests have seasonal access to the pool, which is within walking distance.
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"When we arrived at the cabin we immediately fell in love with the cabin and the location. It was perfect!! The cabin was very clean and pool was excellent also. We will most definitely stay again and again. Our kids loved it also and that makes for a great vacation! I would recommend this cabin to anyone looking for a great place for your vacation."
Manager Response
We are so happy that you had such a wonderful visit at Nana Bear! Thank you for sharing your experience with us and other travelers. We look forward to having you and your family back again soon! Sincerely Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Jul 29, 2013
"Our family of six experienced a wonderful weekend staying in the Nana Bear Cabin. The cabin was very clean and comfortable. It was great to be able to prepare our own meals in the kitchen. The kids really enjoyed the hot tub! Would love to go back for Christmas!"
Manager Response
Thank you so much for the review! We look forward to having you and your family back with us soon! Christmas would be great! Dollywood as well as Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg have many festivities going on during this time! :) Thank you again! Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Aug 12, 2013
"Our family of 6 came to Pigeon Forge without a car, intending to rely on the Fun Time Trolley to get around the area and see all the attractions. The Nana Bear cabin suited us perfectly as it is right in the heart of all there is to see and do in the area - directly across the street from the Titanic Museum, Wonderworks, Hatfield and McCoy theater, etc. We loved being that close to the action! Our cabin was clean, comfortable and convenient. We spent time in the outdoor pool and soaked all night in the private hot tub. You couldn't ask for better accommodations! Our cousins rented a fancy cabin way up in the mountains. They paid a whole lot more for their stay, but they were jealous of us the entire time - because we has the best location in town!!"
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Thank you so much for the review! We love it! Nana Bear is in a great location and it is one of our most popular properties. Thank you for taking the time to share the specifics about the local attractions and accommodations. We look forward to having you and your family back real soon! Sincerely, Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Aug 12, 2013
"Excellent Location, Outstanding service, Great Value, Very close to all attractions, Easy to Check in & out, Worth the Money you spent"
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Thank you so much for the review! We agree, this property is close to it all, making it one of our most popular properties. Thanks for sharing photos! It was our pleasure to work with you and we do appreciate your business. Looking forward to having you back with us! Sincerely, Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Aug 16, 2013
"I loved staying in the Nana cabin, It was Rustic, and met our every need. Loved the hot tub and the Cabin was spotless clean. I Loved the location of the Cabin. Right in the middle of all the activities and yet still felt as if we had privacy. I highly recommend This cabin and this company. This cabin was affordable, I hope the prices don't changes. Hopefully will be going back next year. this was the first real vacation I have been on since 2005. It was wonderful."
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Please do come again soon! We are so glad you enjoyed your stay and appreciate your sharing your experience with us and other travelers. Sincerely, Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Oct 24, 2013
"Cabins is small and cozy, just right for 2 for a weekend getaway. It was close to all major attractions and restaurants and yet nested in a quite area. We had a problem with the gas fireplace and contacted the cabins administrator to ask for advise/repairs and it was offered within the hour,WOW! All in all we enjoyed the conveince of location/cost & quite area. Thanks"
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We appreciate your review and we are glad that you had a wonderful stay with us! We see that you ranked our service with 5 stars!!! Thank you again, it was a pleasure to have you with us! Please visit again soon! Sincerely Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Oct 27, 2013
"Our accommodations were very comfortable and suited our needs to a tee. We were in the area to attend the IGES and Smoky Mountain Gift Shows and the central location in Pigeon Forge was terrific. Even though it was just off the Parkway it was quiet and traffic noise was not an issue. We did have a little visitor in the cabin the first night. We arrived around 9 pm and soon settled in as we had a big day ahead of us. Heard some scampering around most of the night, but couldn't determine what it was...until we came back in late the next evening. There was a chipmunk upstairs. We were able to direct him safely outside and all was well. We figure he found his way in when a door was left open. Also heard some other scratching and the pitter patter of little feet a couple other nights, but assume it was maybe some mice in the walls and figured that is probably normal for the area and a cabin. No big deal."
Manager Response
Thank you for the review of our property! We see that you had some visitors during your stay and agree that with the cold weather they were probably looking for a warm place to stay. We have sent our maintenance man to make sure that there are no more problems as we do not want these little visitors in the cabin, that is for sure! We are glad that you enjoyed your stay with us and we look forward to having you and your family back with us again soon! Thanks again! Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Nov 14, 2013
"Rented cabin for long weekend with wife, son and daughter-in-law. Cabin was as advertised and clean. Area was peaceful but close to the Parkway and I think I even heard coyotes in the night! The only notable problem was in part my own. Second floor loft bedroom has a headroom issue on the way down the stairs. You need to watch out for the low roof angle at the stair top (if you are 6 foot or more, like me) or you might end up with a good bump on the noggin if you are not looking. Not an uncommon design feature for loft bedrooms but a little padding of the edge of the roofline would be helpful. That said, we would consider renting again."
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Thank you for the review! We look forward to having you with us again soon! Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Nov 17, 2013
"The setting was perfect with a great location. The design/layout of the cabin was great as were the amenities. After coming back from a day in the cool drizzle of rain, it was nice to relax in the hot tub and then in front of the fire place. The beds were comfortable and the bathrooms were spacious. A couple suggestions to make things easier for the guests: a) towel hooks in the bathrooms b) a few extra blankets/pillows - especially for the sofa sleeper We had a few fly in so they were not able to bring any but we had some drive up so they were able to bring extra. Also the sofa sleeper mattress was extremely worn. We ended up using the air mattresses we brought as back up. All in all... We are definitely hooked and have this on our list to stay at again when in the area as well as recommend to others."
"We were pleasantly surprised at how centrally located the property was. Everything was within minutes of us. The cabin was clean and beds were comfortable. Disappointing was that we were that we were told that there would be information left for us on the table on what we needed to know about the cabin and check-out, but there was none. Luckily I printed my email from iTrip. The hot tub smelled dirty and after touching the water, our skin kept the same smell, therefore we did not use it. Linens were clean and there were plenty of towels, but the comforter on the bed was stained. The carpenter bees/wasps outside kept us off of the porch. The parking was great. Overall satisfied, but would suggest cleaning the comforters and hot tub and spraying for bees."
Manager Response
Thank you for the review of our property. We are glad that you were able to locate the information that was sent to you regarding your stay with us. We are sorry if any literature was missing upon your arrival to our property, but from time to time it can go missing and it can take a few days to replace. It is that time of year when all the critters come out and spring has been slow to arrive this year. We are sorry about the carpenter bees, but please know that we do actively spray for them and do our best to keep them under control. They can be a nuisance. Our cleaners have been contacted and are addressing the problem you reported with the comforter. We do wish that we could have addressed both the comforter and hot tub issues during your stay, as we feel like that could have made a big difference in the overall comfort of your stay. We clearly state in those email correspondences to please call us immediately with any questions or concerns, as we want to ensure your happiness and comfort 100% during your stay. We are sorry, we didn't have a chance to do that. Thank you again for the review. Please come back again soon and if not to Nana Bear, then maybe to one of our other properties. We have have many to choose from! Sincerely Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Apr 7, 2014
"Litterally across the street from Wonderworks. Far enough from the Parkway to escape the noise but close enough to walk to attractions."
Manager Response
Thank you for the review! We hope to have you back again soon! Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Jul 7, 2014
"Nana Bear was perfect in everyway. The location was great and convenient to everything. When we needed more towels, we called and they delivered this very quickly. The details were exactly like it was described. There were no booklet left like it said but it really didn't matter because I know the area very well, but someone new to town may would had benefited from it. We will recommend this cabin to anyone and we would definitely rent the cabin again. Thank you itrip.net for making the booking easy and always responding to me when I had questions. We will book our 2015 vacation with you again. Mr. Russell who came out and brought our towels was the nicest person and very friendly."
Manager Response
So glad that you had such a wonderful visit at our cabin! Thank you for leaving a review for us and other travelers. Please know that we are working on getting notebooks in all of our cabins, and hope to have them available soon. We will also let Mr. Russell know how pleased you were with his service. Thank you again, and we look forward to having you back with us again soon! Sincerely, Summit 54 Properties, iTrip Team - Sep 6, 2014
"I was very disappointed with the fact that we were stink bug infested our whole stay. We stayed gone most of each day, to come back in the cabin to place stink bugs in the toilet to flush. We flushed 10- 12 a day. Front room remote for the TV did not work. I felt bad for family that came down with us to enjoy a great weekend. If we could have afforded other arrangement we would have. Over all very disappointed and I don't feel that I got what I paid for."
"We stayed in Nana bear for 5 days. My children loved nana bear and enjoyed living in a cabin house. We will definitely visit this place again. This place is hygienic and well maintained by the owner. It is suitable for a family of four with all the facilities. The kitchen is fully equipped and I can cook for my children during our stay. It is close to all the attractions in gatlinburg and also close to many restaurants. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone."


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The Carroll County High School volleyball team will be sponsoring a youth volleyball camp June 13-15 from 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at the high school gym. Incoming fourth graders and up are welcome to attend.
The cost is $50 for all three days if campers pre-register by June 10. Otherwise, the cost is $60 for all three days at the door or $20 per day. Please specify which day on the form. Registration forms may be picked up at Cartmell Elementary, Carroll County Middle School or Carroll County High School.
Two Carroll County High School basketball teammates will soon be testing their skills on the international level. Sophomore Caleb McCarty and junior Dakota Corbin have been selected as members of the Sportek Events 2012 Team USA basketball team and will be traveling to Costa Rica in July.
"I'm pretty excited, blessed to do this," McCarty said.
The boys said they received letters in the mail from Sportek, inviting them to the summer basketball experience.
The young Lady Panthers struggled on the big stage, committing six errors and losing 8-2 to Owen County in the second round of the 31st District tournament Tuesday, May 22 at Gallatin County High School.
"The game speaks for itself," head coach Dennis Hawkins said. "They outsmarted us, outplayed us, outhit us, out defensed us, out pitched us — whatever else you can come up with, they out did it."
The Carroll County Panthers were just three outs away. Three outs away from defeating Owen County for the first time this season and punching their ticket to both the 31st District Championship and the 8th Region Tournament. But ultimately, it just wasn't meant to be.
Down two runs in the bottom of the seventh in the second round of the district tournament, the Rebels took advantage of timely hitting and fielding errors by the Panthers, winning 8-7 on Tuesday, May 22.
The Panthers played virtually flawless in their opening round district game against Eminence Monday at Gallatin County High School. With the win, Carroll played Owen County in the second round Tuesday night. Results were unavailable by press time. The winner will advance to the district championship Wednesday at 6 p.m., as well as punch their ticket to the regional tournament.
Carroll beats Shelby
The Lady Panthers scored one run in the third – off an RBI single by Kelsey Ogden – and two in the sixth – from four errors – to leave Shelby County with a 3-1 win May 10.
Sarah Hawkins pitched an entire game, striking out five batters and walking just one. Mackenzi Hawkins collected two singles, while Mackenzie Ogden and Kayley Perry also singled.
Perry pitches no-hitter on senior night
Trimble beats Carroll 9-4 in NCKC
Carroll could not pull out the hat trick against Trimble this season, falling 9-4 in the NCKC tournament May 10.
Raider Jordan Tingle pitched a fantastic game, whiffing 11 Carroll batters. Carroll head coach Josh Mefford said Tingle hit his spots and had his curve ball working well. "It was very deceptive for us."
Down 1-0, Trimble scored six runs in the bottom of the third, capped by a grand slam by Dylan Staples.
Some may call it a "good walk spoiled." But to Quincy Hogan, golf is a sport that takes both mental and physical ability, one that is challenging but can also be a way to interact with people from across the state.
For as long as she can remember, Hogan has played golf and had an interest in animals. Soon she will be able to pursue both of her loves at the collegiate level as she moves on to Cumberland University with a spot on the women's golf team and an academic track to being a veterinarian.
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- After meeting an incredible chalk artist during my summer in brooklyn, I was inspired to pick up a piece of chalk and get to drawing. By a hint of fate, my school had installed a giant chalkboard over the summer and by fall, I was cracking out some work. Here's my favorite work I've done so far.
- Kari Jobe
We had the blessing of hosting the incredible Kari Jobe (with secret special guest All Sons & Daughters, a school favorite) at our school this October. Campus Life commissioned me create two chalk designs: one to advertise the event for four weeks, and an updated version for the day of. The total project took around 15 hours.
The concert was a total success, and Kari loved the chalk so much she posted it on her Instagram!
- This is the bottom half of the design, designed the day of! I had a lot of fun designing the gradient on "tonight", which was an idea I had while playing around with blending the chalk in with my hands.


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Escarole, the chicory that takes a backseat to Belgian endive, has a mild flavor yet holds up great in a salad. Here it's tossed with piquillo peppers, orange juice, and olive oil and topped with toasts for a Spanish-inspired side salad.
This recipe was featured as part of our Cooking with Winter Ingredients photo gallery.
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Creamy asparagus-and-mushroom ragu tops crunchy toasts and chèvre.
Celebrate spring with crunchy toasts covered in a creamy morel mushroom sauce.
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Poor Banished Children of Eve
Woman as Evil in the Hebrew Bible
By Gale A. Yee
(Augsburg Fortress Publishing, Paperback, 9780800634575, 298pp.)
Publication Date: November 2003
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What gave rise to symbolizing woman as evil in the biblical tradition and other ancient Near Eastern societies? Taking her title from a Roman Catholic prayer called "Hail Holy Queen," Yee investigates the history of this hostile tradition of symbolization, including Eve in Genesis, Gomer in Hosea, Oholah and Oholibah in Ezekiel, and the "strange woman" of Proverbs. Employing a materialist literary criticism, ideological criticism, and the social sciences, she investigates how this negative imagery crops up in a variety of forms. Among her important conclusions is that gender conflicts in ancient Israel could be deflected forms of class conflict-the struggles between the king and peasants are deflected to men and women.


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The Barber ★★★✫✫ Director: Basil Owies ARC Entertainment (Official Site) 95 Minutes Release Date: March 27, 2015 (limited) – It was almost twenty years ago when serial killer Francis Allen Visser, a middle-aged man with a penchant for burying his young, female victims alive, was released from prison, thanks to the many mistakes the cop who had doggedly pursued him made on the case. With his failure all over the network news and his obsession beyond his reach, the police officer kills himself, leaving a young son behind. Two decades later, 30-something John McCormack (Chris Coy) comes rolling into a small Northwestern town, looking for Visser. He stalks a kindly old barber named Eugene Van Wingerdt (Scott Glenn), sure that this is Visser with a new name and a new life, and shows the elderly man his own recent kill. "I'm your biggest fan," John tells him, and demands Eugene teach him the finer points of murder. The Barber (2014) is a fresh-looking if somewhat typical thriller, with some fine acting from the well-chosen cast. But the film also features multiple missteps, such as plot holes and the curious way no one in this small town ever sees any of the suspicious behavior going on right out in public. Similarly, the timeline, which was so carefully cultivated early in the film, goes completely haywire during the run-up to the finale. After establishing past events as occurring in the 1990s, The Barber, like so many other films, retreats to the 1970s … Continue reading


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Thank you so much for transferring Lula Sandberg's memorial (10245619) over to me. Also a huge Thank you for all that you have done on this site, I for one appreciate it very much. Have a great week. Kim
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I found this text from a book that Google (https://books.google.com/books?id=WAc-AQAAMAAJ) has scanned: "Arcana Lodge, No. 31, at Doniphan"
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I have changed the death date to your suggestion.
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Jarrott! Your picture of the Fales stone was great! I've deleted my picture and made the edit. Thank you so much:)
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Mr. Cox, I'm just curious to find out if you are related to my ancestors. I've seen your name on several of my sites. #47588194 Thank you jo
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I found a list of Doniphan Cemeteries at http://www.librarydistrict1.org
When you go to that link, click on the bar at the top of the page that says home, about us, calendar, "services", click on SERVICES, then in that drop down menu, click on "Local History and Genealogy". Then next page that opens, about mid-page click on "Doniphan Cemeteries". That link opens to an alphabetically menu based on letters in the last name of who you are looking for. It will list the name, dates of birth and death if they're available, the cemetery and some do list the section in the cemetery. It has really been helpful in my genealogy research. If you are in need, the Kansas Room online has all the Atchison County cemeteries listed in a similar set-up. Thanks again for your help--mona cote findagrave member #46945161
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Thank you so much for trying to photo these stones in Doniphan. I have a child Anton Braun born about March 1878 and died about Aug 1879. I got these dates from an uncle who visited the cemetery sometime around 1970. Maybe they were as unreadable back then. I appreciate what you can do as I probably won't get up there for another year or two as I now live in Tennessee. Thanks - mona cote 46945161
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