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Greetings and opinions
Hi all, and greetings from Wisconsin.
I think it's time I join in on all your fun & friendliness around here.
I've been sewing for decades, since I was 12, but only started quilting just over a year ago. I've made several table runners, a couple wall hangings, a few lap quilts, and two twin size quilts. (My goal is to make a quilt for each of my Grandkids, but only one each year...two have been given as last year's and this year's Christmas presents.)
I just finished piecing a top for our bed, the biggest project I've ever worked on. It's from a pattern called "Got The Blues", made to look scrappy, but very planned, with log cabin blocks in between split star blocks. I will not add a border, since it's already very large, but will add a binding after it's quilted.
I haven't decided yet on how to quilt it, and would like your opinions, please. I DO know that I will first stabilize it by quilting around the 12" blocks with perhaps a Serpentine stitch. But after that???... well, that's why I'm sharing a photo here for suggestions from all you experienced quilters:
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And a closeup:
I have had a little experience with free motion quilting, but I don't think I'd like to try it on a quilt this size, unless someone has tips on how to handle all that bulk!!!
Please share any suggestions you may have.
Welcome Julie,
As I am not an expert in quilting & I will leave that to others but I did want to tell you how much I like your quilt. It is a very interesting combination of patterns and use of color. You are a real achiever with you quilting if you have only been doing it for a year!! Congratulations. Looking forward to more input and pictures. Jayne
Julie, that is a wonderful top! I love everything about it.
If you're quilting on a small home machine, I'd recommend stitch in the ditch for the star blocks, and some sort of free motion through the log cabin blocks.
Personally, I'm a pantograph queen, because my free motion quilting isn't up to my standards. Your quilt would also look great with an all-over pattern, which might unify the blocks.
Either way, that's an impressive top, and I can't wait to see the final result.
Hi, Julie, from a fellow hosta lover and midwesterner. I'm from Minneapolis. I think your quilt is lovely. I wish I could offer some suggestions, but I haven't been quilting long enough to have much to say. I'll be anxious to hear what the others say about quilting patterns. I think you do beautiful work. Lois
Welcome, Julie! Thanks for joining in with our wonderful group!! You'll love it here!
I too love your quilt! The color selection and placement is very appealing to me!
My recommendation on quilting is to follow your plan to stitch in the ditch around each block. Then you could do a diagonal stitching line thru the diagonal of each star block and then through the diagonals of the log cabins, also.
With most battings these days, that should be enough to keep everything stable through washings.
Thanks so much for sharing...and welcome!
Love the quilt!
Welcome to the group! I'm originally a midwesterner, and lived in Madison WI for several years, but am firmly attached to central florida now.
There are so many quilting options for your quilt. It doesn't need anything too elaborate because it's so detailed and beautiful by itself. If you wanted to FM, a big wide looping meander would work. Log cabins are traditionally tied so that would work too. If you are going with straight line quilting I would do a diagonal instead of quilting around each block, but that's mostly because I'm not terribly good at SITD!
I agree that the dynamics of each of these blocks can stand alone without elaborate or complicated quilting. (Great quilt, by the way!) I agree that simple diagonal lines through each block would work, but since it has the log-cabin blocks I see it tied. (I just like that look on log cabins.) I have seen log cabins with concentric circles quilted in them and it looks great, but not sure about the star blocks. And if you aren't confident about FM quilting, that might be a little bit too much of a task. I have been touting the serpentine stitch lately, but I wouldn't use it on this quilt, I think it would take away from your block designs. I'm using it on the one I'm doing because it's a very simple linear design and needs some movement, but at the same time it's quick and I want to sail through this project quickly. When you do decide, let us know!
Thanks, all, for your comments!
Jayne, I've made many mistakes along the way, but we all learn from our mistakes. Getting those points matched up is still a challenge for me.
Mary, I'm not familiar with pantograph quilting, but I assume it's done on a long arm machine. My machine is a Viking Sapphire with a 10" throat, just purchased last summer. I LOVE the extra room that can accommodate large projects, but I've never tried quilting anything larger than a twin sized quilt.
Stitching in the ditch certainly crossed my mind, but I tense up, trying so hard not to steer out of the ditch, so it's not relaxing for me. Free motion gives me more freedom...I just don't know if I can handle the bulk, but I like your idea of "unifying" the blocks with an all-over pattern.
Hi neighbor!...and fellow Hosta lover!
I'll be anxious to hear what the others say about quilting patterns.
Me too! Obviously there are "seasoned" quilters here, and I'm open to all suggestions.
Jennifer, the color selection and placement is what was recommended in the pattern. The only thing I changed was the center red square in the log cabin block. The pattern showed a navy square, but I wanted a few red splashes to pop out among all the blues and lights.
Actually, I didn't plan to stitch in the ditch around each block, but rather to use a curvy Serpentine stitch, which doesn't require intense concentration, because the stitch is very forgiving. But after reading other comments from posters, I'm not sure the Serpentine stitch would be good, since it may take away from the patterns of the blocks. I DO like your suggestion of stitching diagonals through the blocks, though...thanks!
If you wanted to FM, a big wide looping meander would work.
After you posted that suggestion, I took a closer look at the picture on my pattern, and saw what looked like EXACTLY THAT!!! But I couldn't see what color thread was used. Perhaps a monofilament clear?
Log cabins are traditionally tied so that would work too.
Hmmmmm...that reminds me, I read in one of my quilting books or magazines where a type of bar tack could be used as a "machine" tying.
Again, I like the idea of diagonal stitching through each block, but don't know if I want it going through each read square...maybe skip over the square...Oh, so many things to think about!
...and a third vote for diagonal stitching:)
Thanks for the suggestion not to use the serpentine stitch...I didn't realize that it might be too fancy and that it might take away from the block designs. See, I needed other quilters to point out this stuff to me!!
Thanks for your welcome, and thanks for looking:)
One last thought, everyone...
Have any of you worked with monofilament thread, and if so, did you have any problems with breakage?
Thanks again for all your input!
I've used monofilament thread quite a few times. Always on my standard machine while quilting, never on my quilt frame.
It has never caused me any problems...but I think that depends a lot on the brand, and on your machine. I'd suggest making a quilt sandwich using scraps from your quilt and trying it out. You may find you need tweek your tension a bit, and better to find that out on a practice rather than your quilt (also easier to pick out!)
A pantograph is a long pattern that runs from one edge to another, generally used on a frame for quilting. However, there are many pattern books that show how you can use a design like this on paper (like Golden Threads). You print it out, and pin it to your quilt to follow as you quilt.
You could do an all over or meandering design like this on your quilt and 'follow' the light/dark diagonal spaces formed by your blocks. A meandering could avoid the red center squares. It wouldn't run side to side, but diagonally. (Hope that makes sense)
Just another idea...Sometimes when you ask for suggestions you get so many that you can't choose ;)
Beautiful quilt! Excellent decision to change the block to red. Be mindful of the following in choosing your quilting~
The areas you do not quilt is what is going to standout especially after you wash the quilt.
You do not have to do the same thing all over the quilt.
I would tackle each block and quilt separately, keeping the same design consistent - star block quilted all one way & the log cabin block quilted all another way. Not only will it add some style & interest, but it will give you a break, and you will be better able to manage the bulk. I would keep it simple - probably straight stitching 1/4" away from the seams- not every seam-make a design. You will definitely get to know your machine's tie on tie off feature, stitch length,needle down and what foot works the best. If you make a really glaring, horrible mistake, you won't have much stitching to rip out.
Make a few test blocks - and practice - or if you can, copy one of each block - and draw on it to see where you want to stitch. Also make a test block and practice to get the stitch length perfect. You'll have a matching potholder:)
I have used monofilament thread, without any problem, but it does require extra tension adjustments, and I recommend that you not use it - and quilt with a thread you like and your machine likes. Eliminate that possible frustration.
I dislike Stitch in the ditch, unless you can stitch perfectly. I think the misses look sloppy.
I am also not a fan of long diagonal stitching on a beautiful quilt like yours. It is fine for quick, charity, or kids quilts, but your quilt deserves a nicer look.
These are just my personal opinions ~ your quilt is so lovely- don't rush into deciding the quilting, or take the easy way out.
Susan and Sandlapper,
Thanks for looking and thanks for your comments!
Re: the monofilament thread, and your suggestion to make a quilt sandwich from scraps of the quilt fabric:
I actually made 12 extra squares, (six of each block pattern,) since I had so much left over material! I plan to make a lap quilt with them, and I guess I could use it as a "practice" session before I tackle my bed-sized quilt.
I could try some monofilament on some squares and colored thread on others. My mind is alread dizzy thinking of the possibilities. I'd better get my ideas on paper first!
Thanks so much for your input!
The areas you do not quilt is what is going to standout especially after you wash the quilt.
Great idea! I think I'd like to avoid quilting over the red squares, as I would like them to "pop".
I dislike Stitch in the ditch, unless you can stitch perfectly.
Perfectly...Ha! No, not for me with a straight stitch. I'm all over the place, especially when my eyes start to blur due to eyestrain! Another reason I try to avoid stitch in the ditch with a straight stitch, is because I press most of my seams open. When I DO stitch in the ditch I use a bridging stitch, which will hold the block edges together securely, and if I wander just a tad, it's not terribly noticeable.
I like your idea of quilting each block separately. If you read my response to Jennifer you know that I plan to make a smaller lap quilt with 12 blocks of the same design as the big quilt. That will be a practice-sample-quilt-stitch project. I don't think the quilt police will bother me with that one:)
I will try monofilament on my practice quilt, and decide then, if it's frustrating or not, but thanks for your warning that it could produce tension problems. I'll also try colored thread, maybe some neutral light thread, and maybe some blue variegated.
Thank you for taking the time to share your opinions, especially to take my time and not rush to take the easy way out!
Off to sew my practice lap quilt...and I'll share my experiences and photos later:)
Hi and welcome Julie!!! I love your quilt and I agree the red center is a great addition.
I looked at the original quilt pattern and it looks like they quilted an all over stipple.
Looking at your picture I can see a diaganol line through the center of the split star blocks that you can SITD in a straight line to stabilize the quilt and it will make it easier to quilt. I also find a lot of starch helps. Your top lays flat and that is a huge plus, it dpesn't look like MY beginner tops lol!!!!
Another thing to consider - is the batting you choose. A less 'lofty' batting will take up less space. I normally use Warm & White or Warm & Natural 100% cotton. I like the crinkly look after washing, but was concerned about how much it was shrinking, so I tried the Warm Blend - a 50/50 cotton poly. I just finished the quilt this evening. I think I like the batting. It is definitely a bit thinner than the 100% cotton. I really noticed the difference when I was applying the binding. Sewing was silky smooth - like butter and the quilt was lighter. I recommend those quilting on a regular table sewing machine, give Warm Blend a try.
Thanks for your nice comments and warm welcome!
And you're another poster that recommends the diagonal stitching. If I did that, I'd use my bridging stitch, since it has an angular direction left and right, alternating with a straight stitch, (did that make sense?) and it would go with the triangle pieces of the quilt. But I don't know if I'd use a light neutral or a blue thread. Hmmmmmm...more ideas to consider.
(Do you have a first name?)
Thanks for your batting advice! Yes, I use Warm & Natural very often. I've not seen the Warm Blend but will look for it. I see that Joann Fabrics has it online only. I will look for it in our local quilt shop.
I decided to try Mountain Mist Cream Rose 100% cotton batting. I used it in a lap quilt that I gave away for a Christmas present, and I liked the ease of the needle gliding easily through the sandwich layer. It's thinner than Warm & Natural, and drapes well. I know it won't be as warm as a quilt made with Warm & Natural, but I wanted something thin to work with, since the quilt is so large.
Thanks again for your excellent input!
I finished my experimental lap quilt, with a whole bunch of various stitching. I decided NOT to try the monofilament thread on this quilt, but on a pillow top instead, which I'll show later in the post.
I used my favorite bridging stitch around all blocks, and in the log cabin blocks. I love the way stitching in the ditch with the bridging makes the logs "pop". I might use some extra fancy red stitching around the red squares.
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Haven't completely made up my mind about the split star blocks yet, but in this quilt stitched through the intersections of all the quarter square triangles. Not sure how I like that look yet.
I had lots of extra fabric, so made a pillow top and back, and experimented with free motion and monofiliament.
I discovered I did NOT like the look of meandering over the log cabin block. The fabric poofed in all the wrong places...the edges of the "logs" looked wavy...see what I mean?...
YUK!!! I prefer stitching around the logs, to make them "pop".
But here's the pillow back:
Can't see any stitching, can you? :)))
My conclusion after free motioning with monofilament is as follows:
Don't use it on log cabin blocks.
DO use it over busy prints, where the meandering will blend in.
Don't use on lap or bed quilts, since the thread has an unpleasant "sharp" feel ...not for cuddley quilts.
DO use it on small projects such as table toppers or wall quilts.
And finally, do more experimenting, since I'm still in the beginner stages.
My bed size quilt is hanging on a banister, waiting for sandwiching and quilting. It may become a labor-intensive project, but I want it to look nice in the end.
Julie, on a lengthy learning curve!
This quilt isn't really the same as yours at all. It's much, much simpler, but it has a bit of the same look with the furrowed rows pattern. This one is from the late 1800's, probably upper midwest and possibly even Wisconsin! It's from my husband's side of the family and no one is quite sure who made it.
Thought you might be interested.
Thanks Bee and Kate.
Wow, Kate! It's amazing that you have a quilt that has lasted well over a hundred years! I can see some of the hand stitching. It looks like the quilt is split down the center, and there is no border or binding. Are you planning to restore it?
I have a Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt (presently at my Mom's house,) that was started by my Great-Grandmother, and finished by my Grandmother. It's still being used by my Mom. I'll see if I can snap a pic and share it here some time soon.
Thanks for sharing that photo!
Sadly the quilt isn't restorable; it's just too damaged. But I found out lots about it through an appraisal. If you are interested, I wrote about it here: Turn of the Century Quilt
By the way, you're right about it being split down the center!
Thanks, grammy!
Kate, I so enjoyed reading about the history behind your "heirloom" quilt! What an interesting custom, splitting a quilt in two in order to hand down to two descendants.
I appreciated the history behind the different fabrics used in the North and South, and how the Easterners were fussy cutters:)
You have a great bit of history to hand down through your younger generations. Thanks for sharing that link.
I took my camera to my Mom's this aft, and shot a pic of the Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt. It's a bit faded, but all fabric is intact, and no tearing or holes. The quilt was made for me, and I can remember cuddling under it as a small child. I estimate it as being approximately 60 years old. Funny thing is, it has no batting, so makes a nice Summer quilt.
I am amazed at all the teensy stitching.
I would have absolutely NO patience to sew something like that, since I expect projects to be finished quickly with my machine stitching.
I'm so fortunate to own an heirloom quilt, and I would hope that my children and grandchildren will hold dear the quilts I make for them.
Welcome Julie. I like your quilt. I have only used monofilament in one quilt and ironically, I used it to meander on a log cabin block! I agree with your thoughts, it is better for a wall hanging or table topper, as it is not very cozy.
On my quilt, which was simpler and much smaller, I liked the fact that it blended the logs. As you can see, I meandered on the light areas and stitched in the ditch (or tried to hit the ditch...LOL) on the dark logs.
Disclaimer: this was the 2nd top that I pieced and the first quilt that I quilted, so please excuse the obvious errors!
I thought I would post these pictures to show quilting that was done to emphasize the light/dark areas of a log cabin, rather than emphasizing each block.
Have fun with your options.
Thanks Kate!
And thanks, Lola, and I like your name!
(My Mom's name is Lola.)
Thanks for sharing photos of your log cabin wall hanging. I think you chose wisely, to meander on the light strips and outline (SID) the dark strips, making them "pop".
... please excuse the obvious errors!
WHAT errors? It looks great to me!
I have started to quilt my huge bed quilt, and just finished SID with my bridge stitch around all the blocks. After handeling all that bulk, I don't think I want to try and stitch around each log, as I did in the lap quilt. Too much stitching will take away from the cuddleyness (is that a word?) of the quilt. I need to figure how to quilt a less labor intensive stitching in each block.
Will update later...
Thanks for looking:)
Yes, I've used the bridging stitch on many quilts, and I never get tired of it. I have finished quilting around the red squares with a fancier stitch. You can see it on the closeup of the log cabin I posted on Jan. 20th.
I'm almost finished quilting the split star blocks with a simple three step zig zag. It is a very utilitarian stitch, but looks nice in light blue...very simple, echoing the triangle patterns in the block, and is somewhat neutral in color, so it doesn't draw attention from the block pattern. I'll try and post pictures soon.
It's done!!!
Only took 94 hours. (I keep records of all my projects.)
That doesn't include shopping for the ooodles of fat quarters and other fabric, washing/drying/ironing them all.
Fits nicely on our bed, with matching pillow:
Here's the detail of stitching around the red squares:
I used a very utilitarian three step zig-zag stitch (two rows vertically and two rows horizontally) on the split star blocks. The triangular pattern echoes the triangles in the block. You can't see the stitching unless you get about two feet away from the quilt. The blue thread "reads" as a neutral from a distance.
Here's the backing fabric with just the top of my label (didn't want to show my full name,) which was ironed on with fusible webbing. My Viking does programable (sp?) stitching.
I am a bit of a renegade when it comes to attaching binding. I put it on backwards of most instructions...sewing to the back first, then turning to the front and machine stitching. I just don't want to take the time for all that hand slip-stitching:
I won't post a pic of the stitching in the log cabin blocks since I posted that one way back on Jan. 23 (bridging stitch.) I didn't want to turn corners while quilting, so I stitched all in one direction from one side of the quilt to the other, using my thread cut button and "fix" (stitching in place to secure) button on my machine. The down side of that is having to cut all the threads on the back, when I was finished quilting. Even though the thread cutting feature is a blessing, it still leaves 3/4" threads on the back.
Good feeling to get it done:)))
On to something else.
Very, very nice job! Looks wonderful on your bed. You should be feeling very proud!
I am a Renegade Binder as well ~lol. I started with the Blanket stitch and have now perfected my technique using a bi-level topstitch foot to a straight stitch that is very, very near perfect. Unless it is a quilt to be judged in a show - not- a very nice, full, even machine stitched binding is the way to go.
I love your Log cabin! Thanks for sharing your journey.


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Getting ready to undergo a bathtub reglazing since the previous reglazing by the previous owner is starting to come up. I purchased a kit from Home Depot and have all the tools I believe I need. I was just wanting some pointers, rough time frame of when I can apply the caulk after, and any other things you can think of. Hoping this wont be a huge waste of time but the GF wants to do it before selling her condo and has been quoted $800 for it to be done in the St Louis area. Im handy enough to complete the job, but always looking for any assistance I can gather.
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Posted: 09/06/2009 - Detroit releases 3 and send 7 to the practice squad.
Posted: 09/06/2009 - O'Connell sent to New York for a draft pick.
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Posted: 09/05/2009 - Quarterback battle is still too close to call.
Posted: 09/05/2009 - Freshman QB Forcier throws for 3 TD's in the win. Holt's Mitch Zajac recorded 3 tackles in the loss.
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If the Arizona Diamondbacks hope to stay atop the National League West in the second half of the season, there are a few scenarios that must play out.
Don't trade Skaggs, Bradley or Holmberg
The D-backs are clearly in position to win the NL West. The key to success in the postseason is to have two lockdown starters. The price to get those is too high to pay during the season. Getting to the postseason is not the goal. Winning the World Series is the goal. Skaggs, Bradley and Holmberg are pieces to winning a World Series, not bait to get to the postseason. They are untouchable.
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There is no division championship without Kennedy fixing his issues. He must right the ship.
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2346-2410 Elmont Drive has a Walk Score of 62 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
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The Cove Rotana Resort Ras Al Khaimah, Ras Al Khaimah
Situated near the beach, The Cove Rotana Resort Ras Al Khaimah is in Ras Al Khaimah and area attractions include Khuzam Family Park, Iceland Water Park, and Tower Links Golf Club. Additional area attractions include National Museum of Ras al Khaimah.
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The Cove Rotana Resort Ras Al Khaimah has 2 outdoor swimming pools, a steam room, a sauna, and a children's pool. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas (surcharges apply) and a computer station is located on site. Dining options at the hotel include 2 restaurants along with a coffee shop/café, 2 poolside bars, and a poolside bar. The staff can provide tour/ticket assistance and wedding services. Additional amenities include a children's club, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. Guests have complimentary access to an area shuttle within 20 km. Complimentary valet parking and self parking are available onsite for guests. The property has designated areas for smoking.
Rooms open to patios. The 346 air-conditioned guestrooms at The Cove Rotana Resort Ras Al Khaimah include minibars and safes. Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge) is provided. 32-inch LCD TVs are equipped with satellite channels. All accommodations provide desks and complimentary newspapers. Bathrooms offer showers, bathrobes, hair dryers, and slippers. All units feature coffee/tea makers and complimentary bottled water. Additional amenities include complimentary toiletries and blackout drapes/curtains. In addition, housekeeping is offered daily and amenities available on request include in-room massages.
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- 24-hour room service
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach towels
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Children's pool
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Steam room
- Kayaking on site
- Volleyball on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Sauna
- One meeting room
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Fireplace in lobby
- Accessible path of travel
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room massage available
- Separate sitting area
- Patio
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch LCD TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Access via exterior corridors
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DiningCinnamon Restaurant - This buffet restaurant specializes in international cuisine. A children's menu is available. Open 24 hours.
Basilico - Overlooking the ocean, this fine-dining restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Reservations are required.
Sunset Bar - This bar is located by the pool.
Breakers - This bar is located on the beach.
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
This property does not have elevators.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: AED 770
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: AED 400 (from 6 to 12 years old)
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for AED 200.00 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of AED 100 for adults and AED 50 for children (approximately)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of AED 450 per vehicle (one way)
WiFi is available in public areas for AED 90 for 24 hours (rates may vary)
High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in guestrooms for AED 90 for 24 hours (rates may vary)
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2010 Panoplie included in spring 2013 VINsider shipment
The 2010 Panoplie, rated 94 points by Tanzer's International Wine Cellar, 94-96 points by Robert Parker's Wine Advocate and 94-96+ points by the Rhone Report is available exclusively to Tablas Creek Vineyard's VINsider club members. One bottle was included in the spring 2013 club shipment, with VINsiders offered the opportunity to order 3 additional bottles. In addition, VINsiders who reserved this wine as futures in December, 2011 received their wine in the fall of 2012. Ordering the Esprit de Beaucastel and Panoplie en primeur is available exclusively to VINsider wine club members.
We have more information on the VINsider wine club, and more VINsider news.
in worthy vintages, Tablas Creek Vineyard produces small quantities of Panoplie: a Mourvèdre-based cuvée from meticulously selected grapes, made in the model of Château de Beaucastel's Hommage á Jacques Perrin. In 2010, only 600 cases were produced.
The 2010 vintage saw healthy rainfall after three years of drought. The ample early-season groundwater and a lack of spring frosts produced a good fruit set. A very cool summer delayed ripening by roughly three weeks, with harvest not beginning until mid-September and still less than half complete in mid-October. Warm, sunny weather between mid-October and mid-November allowed the later-ripening varieties to reach full maturity. The long hangtime and cool temperatures combined to produce fruit with intense flavors and dark color at low alcohol levels. Syrah was harvested between September 28th and October 13th, followed by Grenache between October 4th and November 13th, Counoise between October 17th and November 6th, and Mourvèdre between October 4th and November 18th.
The grapes for our Panoplie were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
Each lot was individually fermented using native yeasts in either upright oak casks or stainless steel fermenters. After pressing, the wines were moved into barrel, blended, and aged in one 1200-gallon French oak foudre before being bottled in July 2012.
The Tablas Creek Vineyard Panoplie 2010 shows a wealth of both fruity and savory aromas, including blueberries, plum pit and olive tapenade. The mouth shows a lovely melted licorice character, rich yet tangy, with a saline note characteristic of many 2010's, and a spice note in balance with fruit and mineral components. The finish is long, clean and complex, with beautiful balance. We expect it to drink well for another year or so, then tighten up for a few years before reopening around 2018 and drinking well for two to three decades.
Tasting notes from a December 2012 vertical tasting can be found on the Tablas Creek blog.
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Hundreds of you have joined us for one of our annual blending seminars over the years. If you haven't yet, let this be the year. Partner Jason Haas and winemaker Neil Collins will lead a barrel tasting of the individual varietals (both reds and whites), and will discuss how we turn roughly one hundred components into the blends and varieties we make each year. Then, you will be set loose with graduated cylinders to produce your own blends. Details & More Events »
We are thrilled to announce that we've received our shipping permit from the great state of Massachusetts. Residents of the Bay State can now order wine or become VINsider Wine Club members. More shipping news »
In August, Antonio Galloni published the results of his annual visit to Tablas Creek, and we were excited to receive such good reviews from this notoriously tough grader. Notes included the 2012 Esprit de Tablas Blanc (92 points; "impeccably refined"), 2011 Panoplie (94 points; "pure elegance"), 2012 Patelin de Tablas (90 points; "a gorgeous wine and a fabulous value"), and the 2012 Esprit de Tablas (93-95 points; "a fascinating Esprit to follow over the coming years"). Read the complete review » More recent press »
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Mexican Coleslaw
From EatingWell: May/June 2008, June/July 2005, The EatingWell Diabetes Cookbook (2005)
Enjoy this crunchy, refreshing alternative to mayonnaise-based coleslaw on a taco or on the side.
Makes: 8 servings, generous 1 cup each
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Nutrition Profile
Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low cholesterol | Low saturated fat | Low sodium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 6 cups very thinly sliced green cabbage, (about 1/2 head) (see Tip)
- 1 1/2 cups peeled and grated carrots, (2-3 medium)
- 1/3 cup chopped cilantro
- 1/4 cup rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Place cabbage and carrots in a colander; rinse thoroughly with cold water to crisp. Let drain for 5 minutes.
- Meanwhile, whisk cilantro, vinegar, oil and salt in a large bowl. Add cabbage and carrots; toss well to coat.
Tips & Notes
- Make Ahead Tip: Cover and refrigerate for up to 1 day. Toss again to refresh just before serving.
- Tip: To make this coleslaw even faster, use a coleslaw mix containing cabbage and carrots from the produce section of the supermarket.
Per serving: 53 calories; 4 g fat (1 g sat, 3 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 5 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 1 g protein; 2 g fiber; 97 mg sodium; 199 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (50% daily value), Vitamin C (30% dv), phytochemicals sulforaphane and indoles.
Exchanges: 1 vegetable, 1/2 fat (mono
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It wont stop raining...
...and my garlic should have been lifted this week.
This is the first year I've ever grown more than half a dozen cloves of garlic, and judging by the state of the leaves I should be lifting it but it has been too wet. We have had wet and cold weather for the last ten days and are supposed to expect the same for at least the next seven.
Is there something I should or could be doing at this point?
Some special way to cure the cloves if I have to pick it from wet soil?
Or should I just be patient for a couple weeks...
Last year it wouldn't stop raining here and I had to pull my garlic from muddy soil. There was a wheelbarrow full of rainwater, so I swished the roots through it figuring they were already wet, so why not? I would normally never do this, but it got the mud off and the garlic cured and stored as well as it usually does. Good luck! I wouldn't leave it in the mud tho.


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Identification:Plant Similar to Salvia hispanica(Chia Pet)
Hi, I am new to botany and gardening and IâÂÂm looking for a species or speciesâ of plants that have similar features of the popular Chia Pet (Salvia hispanica):
- A relatively short germination time.
- Short plant height, about 2-3inches(not strictly speaking). Although I realized that Salvia hispanica grows much larger if planted.
- A thick ground cover like appearance.
4.Grows indoors.
However, unlike a Chia Pet I would like more longevity from the species compared to the 3-4 week life of a Chia Pet, ideally something that would stay small for a couple months. Would I be correct in assuming that, the smaller the species of plant, the longer the germination and slower growing?
I am in the process of planting Dichondra repens and Irish Moss (Sagina Subulata) as an experiment as they fit the type of look I would like to achieve.
As mentioned, IâÂÂm new to this field and trying to narrow down possible choices from thousands of plant species globally which I have little knowledge of. I figured this would be a good place to start.
Any suggestions would be welcome; it could be any available plant species that fit characteristicâÂÂs similar to a Chia Pet.
Thank you for your time.
You might have better luck with a more generalist group. Maybe the North American Rock Garden Society.
There aren't many Salvia seeds available in the quantity you may need. Salvia hispanica is used as a food source (grain), and that may be a thread or approach you may be able to pursue with profit.


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Need info on Rhodie
I know NOTHING on these and have a Rhodie that was a freebie with some roses that is soaking in water. How do I plant and how do they like full sun? It gets hot here and I am afraid I might burn it in full sun all day but my most of my property is just that. Help!
They can take just about full sun here in this cool summer maritime climate, but that won't work in most garden zones.
Dappled shade is perfect, morning or late afternoon sun - with protection from mid day sun.
The first thing you need to do is get it out of the water if you have the rootball submerged. That's a good way to wet a containerized plant if it has become too dry, but a rhododendron can drown in as few as 6 hours under water.
Always set the plant so that its root-ball is no lower than it was before it was dug for transplanting. It is preferable to set it even a few inches higher so that it will not settle to an unhealthy depth...these have a network of surface feeder roots that cannot function if planted too deeply.
The soil should be acidic (low ph not alkaline), and fairly high in organic content not only to aid in supplying nutrients, but to help keep the medium loose and friable, aid in the aeration process. Shredded bark, composted leaves and other composted organic materials are soil conditioners.
At no time should water be allowed to collect or stand in the planting site but at the same time, rhododendrons need to have the soil around them moist during dry weather. A good way to do this is to use a light mulch of the root zone after planting.
I wouldn't soak any plant in water. I do immerse them in clean water if I think they need it, until they are wet through. I don't leave anything sitting around in water. Root and stem rots caused by water molds are pervasive problems. These occur in dirty water, including that found in and on damp soils.


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Comedian Michael Connell Explains: Money Vs. CurrencySubmitted by Chris Cockamameski on Wed, 09/25/2013 - 15:24
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this is great
How to use entertainment to educate - or at least try to wake people up a little about the fraud.
"We have allowed our nation to be over-taxed, over-regulated, and overrun by bureaucrats. The founders would be ashamed of us for what we are putting up with."
-Ron Paul
Funny as fiat money
Sounds like that Aussie knowns Austrian economics.
Good find, Chris! LOL
Never heard of him...but thought he explained this concept rather well...lots of analogies.
FIAT chicken!! Hilarious!! Wish I had thought of this during the discovery of "pink slime"..."FIAT beef!" ROFLMAO
Silence isn't always golden....sometimes it's yellow.
"The liberties of a people never were, nor ever will be, secure, when the transactions of their rulers may be concealed from them." - Patrick Henry
Giving it another listen. Thanks Mr. POT
Free includes debt-free!
Thats fiat chicken! Good stuff in this skit.
"It's not pessimistic, brother, because this is the blues. We are blues people. The blues aren't pessimistic. We're prisoners of hope but we tell the truth and the truth is dark. That's different." ~CW
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Really, Really Good! thanks for posting
More educational than funny...
though it's pretty good stuff.
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|Demi Lovato
The 'Heart Attack' singer has called on her fans to help her wish to be recreated in plastic, like her childhood idol, become a reality ahead of her 21st birthday on August 20.
The 'X Factor' USA judge wrote on Twitter on Monday: "One of my biggest dreams, having collected Barbies since I was a kid, is to have my own Barbie BUT with my actual body type.. Weight & height.
"Lovatics! Blow up @BarbieStyle to make it happen! That would be one dope 21st birthday! Hahaha. Also, Barbie should make dolls with cellulite! After all, around 95% of ALL women have it!"
The singer then shared a number of messages from her fans, who showed interested in purchasing her "dream" doll.
One female fan wrote: "@BarbieStyle come on give @ddlovato a barbie that is actually her body type :) show girls all over the world what healthy looks like!!"
While another suggested that a doll that looked like Demi, who was previously treated in rehab for an eating disorder, would promote a healthier body image among young girls, writing: "@BarbieStyle A Barbie that is proportional to @ddlovato would be an amazing thing for every girl who has ever had an eating disorder."
Other celebrities that have previously been recreated in plastic by Barbie include Duchess Catherine, formerly known as Kate Middleton, Cher, Barbara Streisand, Marilyn Monroe and Faith Hill.
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2014 was year of big successes (Frozen), milestones (Hello Kitty's 40th) and industry-changing innovations (3D printing). Here's a recap of the news that shaped the year.
Saban Brands has appointed Corus Entertainment's Nelvana to represent the Power Rangers brand for licensing in France.
British soccer team Liverpool FC has appointed Fermata Partners to expand its brand in North America.
Mercis has appointed CPLG Nordic and CPLG Central and Eastern Europe to represent its brands, which include the classic Dick Bruna character Miffy.
Disney Junior has optioned the New York Times-bestselling kids' book series Fancy Nancy for a TV movie and series.
SmileyWorld has launched a host of new fashion collaborations featuring the iconic smiley face imagery with retail partners around the world.
Corus Entertainment's Nelvana Enterprises has partnered with actress Julie Andrews to develop a new preschool TV series based on her book series The Very Fairy Princess.
High IntenCity has renewed its license for ABC's TV series "Once Upon a Time" for jewelry, hair and novelty accessories.
The Praim Group has released a limited edition chocolate bar featuring DreamWorks Animation's latest feature film, Home.
m4e AG has appointed the Paris-based licensing agency Planeta Junior to represent its TV series "Tip the Mouse" in France, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
Brands with Influence is expanding the U.K. licensing program for "The Next Step" as the TV series enters its second season on CBBC.
KISS and Bare Tree Media have teamed to launch the "KISS Photo Bomb" app, which lets fans "KISSify" their photos and text messages.
Upper Deck and Pressman Film are joining forces to bring the cult franchise The Crow to fans in a new licensing program.
Costco is bringing a new category of products to its members–fine art.
Viacom International Media Networks Asia is planning the first Nickelodeon-branded attraction in Asia.
In celebration of the Gruffalo's 15th anniversary, Magic Light Pictures has partnered with Forestry Commission England to launch themed forest trails in the U.K.
Saban's Power Rangers Megaforce is making its Irish debut at Smyths Toys Superstores this month in the third stop on the brand's European retail tour.
A range of characters from Lawless Entertainment's client brands will be participating in the 2014 White House Easter Egg Roll this weekend
Copyright Promotions Licensing Group, a DHX Media company, has appointed Stephen Gould as its new U.K. managing director.
Marvel and Feld Entertainment have unveiled a prequel comic book to set the stage for the upcoming "Marvel Universe Live!" arena show.
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Hallmark Channel Launches TV Everywhere
Hallmark Channel is the latest to offer the TV Everywhere service.
Beginning Wednesday, customers of major cable systems will be able to access a streaming video-on-demand menu of selected recent Hallmark shows and movies on their smart phones, tablets and computers.
Not all Hallmark shows will be available, but among those that will be accessible, about two days after they air on the network, will be Home & Family and Marie as well as some original films and other programming. New episodes of Hallmark's upcoming series Cedar Cove will be available after its premiere in July.
Users will contact their cable or satellite provider by going online. The providers have pages set up for Hallmark and other similar services and will provide a user ID and password. The subscriber then goes to http://www.hallmarkchanneleverywhere.com, signs in and picks from a VOD menu what they want to watch.
"As our industry becomes increasingly multiplatform and viewers seek video content beyond the traditional television screen, Hallmark Channel's expansion into the TV Everywhere space reflects our ongoing commitment to optimize our viewers' experience with our brand," says Crown Media Family Networks president and CEO Bill Abbott.
Initially the TV Everywhere option will be available to customers of Time Warner Cable, Verizon FiOS, Cablevision's Optimum TV and Bright House Networks.
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Atomic stars Marcel Hirscher and Mikaela Shiffrin made history in the World Cup - Hirscher won his 4th overall World Cup title in a row and Shiffrin her 3rd World Cup in a row, remaining the slalom queen of the world.
As mountaineering continues to move away from big, slow, gear intensive expeditions to fast ascents and descents, also the people and the gear are evolving. Building on its mountain heritage and expertise in outdoor sports and product innovation, Salomon introduces the revolutionary S-LAB X ALP range for light and fast mountaineering.
Suunto launches Ambit3 Run GPS watch and new colors for Ambit3 Sport watch and Smart Sensor belt. During this spring, Ambit3 watches will receive updates with additional features. Already today, moves can be seamlessly synced to the TrainingPeaks online service.
Arc'teryx Gore-Tex® garments are designed to provide exceptional weather protection and breathability. Routine care and maintenance ensure optimal performance and make them last longer. As Arc'teryx puts it: "Take care of your gear and it will take care of you." Find out why, when and how you should wash your garments.
More and more travelers prefer hotels with a good gym, and in many hotels they will find a gym equipped with Precor. Precor is a major fitness equipment supplier for hotel chains with a global market share of 20%.
Suunto has unveiled the Suunto Essential Collection, inspired by the heritage of adventure. The collection embodies the Suunto spirit – minimalist design, premium materials, attention to detail and zero compromise when it comes to precision and reliability.
Amer Sports Financial Review for the year 2014 is available in PDF format in English and Finnish. The review contains the CEO's review, Board of Directors' Report, Financial Statements and Corporate Governance Statement.
Amer Sports Financial Review 2014 (in English) Amer Sports Talousjulkaisu 2014 (in Finnish)
To accelerate its Ball Sports business, Amer Sports Corporation has acquired global brand, sales and innovation rights to a leading American baseball brand, Louisville Slugger from Hillerich & Bradsby Co. (H&B).
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Samba specialist SerNet claims specifications from MSOct 04, 2007
SerNet claimed the protocol specifications from Microsoft in order to enhance the open source software and make it interoperable.more »
Answered: Ten Myths about Free SoftwareSep 30, 2007
Within the scope of the EU "FLOSSMETRICS" project, participant Carlo Daffara investigated how much truth the "Ten Myths about Open Source Software" actually contain.more »
Autodesk Looking to Release Geodetic Software as Open SourceSep 30, 2007
Software vendor Autodesk is looking to release a geodetic program for the conversion of geographical data into various formats as Open Source.more »
Next Generation Ubuntu: First Gutsy Gibbon BetaSep 28, 2007
Release Manager Steve Langasek today announced the first beta version of the next generation Ubuntu, Gutsy Gibbon.more »
DRM Issues: Windows Expert Looking to Move to LinuxSep 28, 2007
Security expert Jesper Johansson is planning to remove Windows Media Center from his computer and to install Linux MCE due to frustration with his former employer Microsoft's DRM software.more »
Applications for Proprietary Unix Becoming ExtinctSep 28, 2007
Analyst George Weiss claims that no new applications will be developed exclusively for proprietary Unix after 2009.more »
Red Hat: More Turnover and Profit Thanks to LinuxSep 26, 2007
Linux distributor Red Hat has reported increased turnover and profits in its interim report for the second quarter. The company mainly owes these promising figures to its Linux business.more »
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Issue 174/2015
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Microsoft Frees Code for .NET Build Engine
MSBuild is now just another GitHub project as Redmond continues its path to the light.
Researchers Demonstrate Hack by Heat
Malware could pass data and commands between disconnected computers without leaving a trace on the network.
Kernel Developers Adopt Code of Conflict
New rules emphasize collegiality in coding.
Ubuntu Switches to systemd
Upstart lands in the dust bin as a new era begins for Linux.
Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
New Trojan Attacks Linux Servers
The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
Cisco Releases Annual Security Report
Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
Adobe scrambles to release patches for vulnerable Flash Player.


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