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OSS3 was terrible, as you say. When Linux moved away from it; OSS4 at the time was proprietary. The drivers were closed source for many things and the open source ones were relatively crippled. Development on Alsa started in 1998 or so. OSS4 remained proprietary until 2007. So since it's silly to maintain 2 entirely separate drivers for the same type of hardware the OSS versions that Linux uses will always be moribund in suckitude. The biggest problem from a user standpoint is that OSS3 would not support more then one audio noise at a time. OSS4 fixes this, but it's too little too late.While I would not like to turn this into Linux audio debate #1e100, I would like to hear your thoughts on why OSS is "terrible", because I think that your opinion, which is sadly shared by many people, seems ill-founded..
Besides that OSS is stuck with POSIX file-based semantics. The OSS advocates point to this as 'Simple and Well documented' API and tries to make it out as a good thing... but it's not. Simple is good, but audio stuff is not simple. It is fiendishly complicated.
Then your requirements are low and/or you have a very high tolerance for micro-managing your audio system.I have been using both ALSA and OSS (versions 3 and 4) for years now, and they are now both solid audio systems from my experience.


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Lots of people have seen Prof. Majid Rashidi's windmill at Progressive Field, but far fewer understand it and some of the energy policy issues it brings up.
Another advantage is that it enables wind turbines to be set up in cramped settings found in urban areas. It is not possible to set up large wind turbines like the one at Case Western Reserve University in most urban settings. William M. Bowen is professor of public administration and urban studies at the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University. He's also associate editor of the International Journal of Energy Technology and Policy.
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Zito hopes to reverse road woes; Lannan seeks rebound from last start
If there's any good news for the Phillies as they head home from a forgettable road trip with an eight-game losing streak, it's this: Things can only get better.
Philadelphia wrapped up a 1-8 road trip with an ugly 12-4 loss Sunday, a game marred by an eight-run sixth inning.
"If there's a bottom, this has to be it," shortstop Jimmy Rollins told reporters after the loss to the Tigers. "I can't imagine things getting worse than they have this past week."
And if there's any other silver linings to be found for the Phillies, perhaps it's this: The Giants know exactly what they're going through. The two teams, who entered the season with postseason aspirations, will meet for three games at Citizens Bank Park starting Tuesday night with records well below what they had hoped for.
San Francisco dropped its fourth straight game and its seventh in eight attempts Sunday with a 2-1 loss to the Cubs. Among the Giants' problems is a lack of timely hitting. San Francisco has batted just .197 (50-for-254) with runners in scoring position over its past 32 games.
Both clubs could use a boost from their starting pitchers. For the Giants, it'll be Barry Zito, who is still in search of his first road victory this season. Even Tuesday, pitching at AT&T Park in a road uniform, Zito allowed three runs in only 4 2/3 innings as he didn't receive a decision against the Reds.
Zito's home-road splits this year are mystifying. In 12 starts in San Francisco, he's 4-1 with a 2.66 ERA and a 1.32 WHIP (walks plus hits per inning pitched). In eight road outings, he's 0-6 with a 9.89 ERA and a 2.44 WHIP, largely because opponents have hit .426 against him in those starts.
Unfortunately for Zito, he'll be lining up opposite John Lannan, who's pitched well in front of his home crowd this year, albeit in a small sample. On the road, the veteran lefty is 1-3 with a 6.08 ERA and a 1.82 WHIP in 23 2/3 innings. But in Philadelphia, Lannan is 1-1 with a 2.73 ERA over 33 innings in five starts.
Lannan had allowed only eight hits and one run in his previous 16 innings entering his start Wednesday in St. Louis. But his hot streak ended as he surrendered four runs on eight hits in four innings, taking his fourth loss of the season.
"There were times I didn't execute," Lannan said. "I felt pretty good. I just didn't execute when I needed to."
Giants: Moscoso activated; Petit designated
Right-hander Guillermo Moscoso joined the Giants' active roster before Sunday's series finale against the Cubs. In a corresponding move, San Francisco designated right-hander Yusmiero Petit for assignment.
The Giants acquired Moscoso on Friday in exchange for a player to be named or cash considerations. He hasn't pitched in the Majors this season but spent parts of the past four seasons with the Rangers, A's and Rockies, putting together a 4.16 ERA in 57 appearances.
"It's a good feeling that I'm here," said Moscoso, who went 7-5 with a 3.93 ERA for Triple-A Iowa this season. "I know pretty much all the guys, and I want to help the team win."
• The Giants are just 18-31 on the road this season.
Phillies: Papelbon speaks out
Closer Jonathan Papelbon expressed his frustration with the Phillies' situation after Sunday's loss, saying the organization will have to undergo changes from the top down if the team continues to struggle.
"I definitely didn't come here for this," said Papelbon, who signed a four-year, $50 million contract in November 2011. "I would like to stay here. But if I'm going to have to put up with this year after year, then no, I don't want to be here. Why would you? Why would anybody?"
• Philadelphia's current standing -- a season-high seven games under .500 -- could compel the club to trade third baseman Michael Young to a contender. Young is unlikely to re-sign with the Phillies as a free agent after this season. He has a no-trade clause in his contract and said he didn't know if he would waive it.
"I haven't heard a thing," Young said Sunday. "I haven't had any conversations with the Phillies up to this point. As far as I know, I'll be ready to roll 7 o'clock on Tuesday."
Worth noting
• The Phillies haven't lost eight in a row since Sept. 18-24, 2011.
• The Giants were just swept by the Cubs in San Francisco for the first time since Sept. 13-15, 1993.
Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Five-or-so years ago I was locked in what felt like an all-out war over a dream that was in danger of dying, because a man who was much shrewder than me was bent on stopping it. One day, in my grief and fear and anger over what was about to happen, I felt God sort of "sit me down†and challenge me—it was clear that my "frontal†way of dealing with this situation was not going to work, and He was asking me if I was going to have the courage to move more shrewdly. In the nicey-nice Christian culture that is promoted and perpetuated in most churches, shrewdness is anathema—worse, it's entirely off the radar as a spiritual practice.
So, in an uncharacteristic spirit of desperation, I asked God to teach me what I needed to know about shrewdness—and He (of course) brought me to Jesus, the source of all good things. The point of Jesus' "Parable of the Shrewd Manager†(Luke 16:1-8) is specifically to highlight the behavior of a lazy, lying, good-for-nothing servant who has no qualities we'd want to emulate except for one: his shrewd way of saving himself from the consequences of his terrible behavior. Jesus highlights this anti-role-model for one purpose: "The people of this world are more shrewd in dealing with their own kind than are the people of the light.†Later, in preparation for sending out His disciples on their first ministry journey without Him, He tells them to take nothing with them (no clothing, money, or "insurance†of any kind)—instead, He tells them they need just two things:
1. Be as shrewd as a serpent, and
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The word He uses here for "serpent†is the same one He uses for Satan. And the word He uses here for "doveâ€Â is the same the Bible uses to describe the Holy Spirit. Jesus is telling His disciples to be as shrewd as Satan is, but as innocent as the Holy Spirit is. Shrewdness, then, is a way of living and relating that Jesus first modeled for us, then commanded us to do likewise.
In Shrewd: Daring to Obey the Startling Command of Jesus, I describe "shrewd†as a way of thinking and acting that Jesus long ago urged His followers to use in their uprising against the powers and 'spiritual forces of wickedness' of this world. Shrewd people—and Jesus is the Exemplar—first study how things work, and then leverage that knowledge to tip the balance in a favored direction. Shrewdness is the expert application of leverage—"the right force at the right time in the right placeâ€â€"as The Way Things Work author David Macaulay observes. Jesus is perpetually taking what His enemies intend for evil and morphing it into good—He uses their destructive momentum against them, like a martial artist. Most Christians have a negative reaction to the word "shrewd,†but Jesus not only exemplified this way of relating to others in His redemptive mission on earth, He gave us a mandate to grow much, much more adept in our practice of it.
Because I've had scores of conversations with people, both young and old, about the mechanics of "innocent shrewdness,†I know people of all ages have experienced repeated failure in their frontal, conventional approaches to problems and challenges in their life. They're frustrated and lost. And when I simply walk them through a Jesus-centered process of thinking and acting more shrewdly, it's like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz moving from her flat, black-and-white world into the 3-D colors of Oz. The process, simply, looks like this:
• Answer the question: "What do I really want?†Jesus habitually asked an irritating question of people with obvious needs who approached Him for help: "What do you want?†(e.g., Matt. 20:32; Mark 6:22; Mark 10:36; Mark 10:51; Luke 18:41). We must know what we really want before we can truly ask in faith.
• Answer the question: "Is my 'want' born out of innocence? Would I feel just fine asking Jesus for this 'want' if I was face-to-face with Him?â€
• Answer the question: "How does this (person, organization, or process) work?†Shrewd living always starts with understanding how things work—so spend five minutes brainstorming (either alone or with someone you trust) an answer to this question.
• Based on your understanding of how things work, spend five minutes brainstorming a point of leverage to go after with a "sideways†approach. Sideways means the leverage comes from an unexpected direction—you find "sideways†by experimenting with approaches that carry the force to move the situation.
• Now, try one of your options and debrief the results with someone you trust. Decide whether to continue with that option or whether to try a new approach.
• Repeat steps #3, #4, and #5 in a continuous loop—until you've landed on "the right force at the right time in the right place.â€
Rick Lawrence is the author of dozens of books, including Shrewd: Daring to Obey the Startling Command of Jesus and Sifted: God's Scandalous Response to Satan's Outrageous Demand (shrewdbook.com and siftedbook.com). He's has been editor of Group Magazine for 25 years and is the co-leader of the Simply Youth Ministry Conference. Rick is a church leader, consultant to national research organizations and a frequent conference and workshop speaker. He and his family live in Colorado.


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Oct 13, 2014It's just okay, the story is alright but nothing new or original. I do like the idea of a more manly female protagonist instead of just the typical Disney princess that people are quite use to, the other characters are also pretty interesting and like able. Although some parts do drag on a bit and can get boring. Overall Brave is okay, a step up from Cars 2, but not by much.
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Jun 20, 2014Loved the characters and the world. The story is familiar (Little Mermaid/Brother Bear) yet heart warming. One of my favorite Pixar films and Merida's my favorite Disney princess.
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Mar 22, 2014brave is a okay animated film . to much a mother and daughter fight in an animated film sort of like peabody and sherman . but this not like it . this film is a irish jig film thats whats cool about it Grade D
Mar 8, 2014"Brave" is darker and more violent than other Pixar movies, and although it's slightly weaker than some other Pixar films, it still delivers plenty of humor, fun and emotion. The film makes a solid family & kids film.
Mar 3, 2014A safe, average Pixar film which conjures up the usual emotions with its usual plot. It contains some rather surprisingly mature humour and also some good music, and voice acting (although it took me a good few times to register the name Merida as not them exclaiming "murder" every so often) but with its short running time, Brave will make you want and expect more and it doesn't totally deliver.
Feb 16, 2014I find "Brave" a very special children's movie, because even though it's humorous and fun, it really stays with you as a deep and smart movie about a mother-daughter relationship. The animation is simply beautiful and the Scottish folk music soundtrack is perfect. I actually like it more than most of the kids who saw it.
Jan 12, 2014Very nice. Good plot, good animations. I watched it about a week ago for the first time and I liked it. Cant say I'm impressed, but overall movie is just nice. Reccomended for 7+ kids.
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Dec 25, 2013Although not the best film from Pixar-Disney, Brave is an entertaining movie with its motherhood message mixed with its strong feminist message as well.
Oct 31, 2013when i heard about this film for the first time i thought that it isn't going to be so bad as cars 2 was,but i thought that it wouldn't be so close of terms of quality.
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Aug 16, 2013Unimpressed with this lackluster effort from pixar. It is about the similar storyline, a princess, a threat and a happy ever after. Boring, and fell asleep in parts, nothing was memorable or interesting, not pixar's best. Probably disliked this because i am a teenage boy, but you like if you are a small girl though. Not one for boys.
Aug 14, 2013A charming and beautiful story about the mother-daughter relationship. This animation packs laughs, tears and joy. Something about watching animals with human-like behaviour that really gets me. The characters were quite unique and very well-written. The animation was stunning, even in 2D, which was what I saw. For me, the story itself won the show.
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Jun 22, 2013"Brave" is a good Pixar film but it goes in crescendo although in a filmed midpoint begins fall. Brenda Chapman was the first director and that is prominent because her view is risky and that is what should be a Pixar film. "Monsters University" is great because it's a fun by fun film but "Brave" should be epic and, only, is the first half part.
Jun 9, 2013Not the direction I thought it would go.I thought she would go on some different adventure, but it was good. I liked the main character. The story overall was nothing to crazy.
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Apr 20, 2013Brave is new, is simple. Brave is a touching story about mother-daughter relationships.
Apr 19, 2013I don't know why this film rated PG. Bear violence? This should be given an R rating! Nah, just kidding. But however, boys won't like this film like me, and if you expect another masterwork from Pixar, you will be dissapointed.
Apr 19, 2013An average movie by Pixar, not reaching as strong as some of their past works, but still managing to hold memorable characters and well delivered morals. The main fault of this film is that it moved far into the realm of cliché, and quite early on the audience became more suited for children, but that does not deduct from the overall standards of the films.
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Apr 3, 2013While Brave is certainly smarter than your average animated film, it nonetheless lacks the charm that permeates nearly every other Pixar film. It's still a very solid film that features some fantastic voice work, but Pixar has yet to return to its true form of masterful animation filmmaking.
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Mar 15, 2013I liked this movie, but up against other Pixar movies it falls short. The beginning of this movie is the best part, but when the twist happens and the story comes together it kind of goes down hill.
Mar 12, 2013Enjoyable to watch, this movie is actually a pretty good Disney project. Emotional and funny but for sure, not one of the best. I give "Brave" 7/10, because i think it's great and i recommend this to all kids and teens
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Jan 26, 2013Pixar has done it again. This movie is simply magical, and great for families. It's beautifully animated, has excellent voice acting, and a heart-warming story. I have to admit after watching Cars 2 I was a little worried that this movie might flop, but Pixar has once again struck gold.
Jan 18, 2013The trailer made it look like it had a really good story but then goes of some random tangent, lost our interest. Probably Pixar's worst movie! skip this one.
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Jan 7, 2013i liked brave, but ot as much as i'd hoped. granted, the last pixar movie i've seen is up, and that one is in my top 10 movies ever seen. brave played out like a sort of standard fantasy adventure movie, but as one of those, it's still a good movie.
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Dec 16, 2012"Brave" has all the ingredients of a Pixar movie and like all the others it is a completely masterpiece. The problem is that people can't see a Pixar movie without thinking on Up, Wall-E, Ratatouille, etc. Let's see the film, enjoy it and think that it's a new and different adventure. Maybe it is not has good as the most recent Pixar movies, but it still being a marvelous and well-done movie.
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Dec 9, 2012It looks as beautiful as you expect it to be and the story is top notch but Disney's influence is clear. It's a bit too sickeningly sweet in places. It's a safe film, nothing off the wall or unique/intriguing about it like Wall-E or Up. I couldn't sit through it all.
Dec 7, 2012A great animated film that presents the incredible story of a redheaded girl and her magical adventures.
Nov 30, 2012"Brave" is yet another beautiful masterpiece from Pixar Studios, telling the story of a Scottish princess who causes chaos in her efforts to be independent, and her gripping adventure to fix it. As can be expected from Pixar, the film is gorgeously animated and a pure joy to watch, and as a whole is one of their more entertaining and intelligent mixes of humor, zaniness, and heartfelt storytelling
Nov 29, 2012Kind of a disappointment when I watched Brave. I didnt enjoy the animations, I was looking forward to high detailed computer animations. But the background trees were very genertic looking. Close ups, were done very well. The accents really annoyed me as well! They should of made the story more of a fantasy as well.
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Nov 28, 2012It may not be as impressive as other Pixar adventures, but "Brave" still survives with its charming animation and storytelling.
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Nov 9, 2012Brave was another good Pixar animation film. Although, it had a very predictable ending. Other than that, it had a good storyline on the twists and turns.
Nov 4, 2012Unfortunately, Brave is too thinly plotted to be on the level of animated films like "Up" and "Toy Story 3". Sure, Cars 2 may not have the charm of previous pixar shows, but at least the plot knew where it was going. Brave is a risk that doesn't pay off because Merida doesn't get the narrative she deserves. Merida is a great character, but she deserves more than this.
Nov 4, 2012it's disappointing that the film often times resorts to physical humor, but this is still Pixar. Animation is superb; the soundtrack outstanding; and the story, even though not taking any risks aside from a cool twist, is heartfelt.
Oct 2, 2012This film which is animated is set in the olden times of Scotland, gives us a glimpse of what Disney/Pixar think about the old days, it
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Sep 12, 2012Brave is visually lush but lacks the spark that an Animated film needs to stand out. It's also quite run of the mill and wouldn't feel out of place as an eighties disney movie. Its not terrible by any stretch but while Pixar has a strong history of Kids movies that are just as enjoyable for adults, Brave is best left to the kids (and nothing wrong with that)
Sep 11, 2012The storytelling was not as solid as other Pixar films, but I found myself enjoying it anyway. Still as humorous as the others, quite emotional, and exceptional acting. If this was created by Dreamworks, it would probably be one of their best features. However, this is Pixar, and their standards are much higher. But I think we're lucky we don't have to see Brave 4.
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Sep 6, 2012Disney and Pixar do not deny ever and lead us in our cinemas Brave. Meanwhile, the film manages to give us a vision of the crazy Scottish landscapes with stunning graphics and tells a simple story but what about the family and its importance and how important is the dialogue between different generations.
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Aug 10, 2012Not on par with your typical Pixar fare, but this is still incredibly well-animated and affecting as an interesting folklore. Also, the development of new animation technology to add 3D layers to the characters should be noted.
Aug 10, 2012After watching this movie in 3D, I said to myself what a great movie that I saw. Brave provide a great style of Pixar that can be watchable by everyone including adults and children. It's the best animation movie that I have seen this year and it will be nominated for Oscar for sure.
Aug 8, 2012Let's keep this review nice and simple. It is a delightful film about the importance of family, but with a very simple plot line. There really wasn't any protagonist to cause any conflict that really kept me absorbed. It is a nice movie with a predictable ending; nothing more.
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Jul 31, 2012Brave is one of Pixar's best looking movies but overall one of their weakest. Always to goofy and never as emotionally investing as could have been, and with Pixar, it should have been.
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Jul 22, 2012I absolutely loved this movie. Its one of my favorite Pixar movies and my second favorite movie of the summer (Sorry but The Avengers still reigns supreme). The animation is absolutely amazing and don't even get me started on how gorgeous the animation for Merida's hair is. Don't even bother with the ridiculously lukewarm reviews that the critics have been giving this movie. Go see Brave ASAP!
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Jul 11, 2012i loved brave it was so good and i cant believe 13 people gave it a 3 or less because i thought it was heart warming but at the same time sharing a lesson about how you have to be careful of what you wish for
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No less lovely than former films, in many ways lovelier, but Brave is boutique Pixar: less ambitious, more succinct, excellence at a lower ebb.
Jun 25, 2012For the animation studio's debut foray into fairytale, Pixar has delivered a rousing family melodrama.
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Giveaway / Q&A: Jessica Levitt on Timber
Nearly a year after bringing her fresh designs to Spring Quilt Market 2009 to find a home, new designer Jessica Levitt sits down to share with us the tale. After you are thoroughly impressed, please enter our giveaway for one of three fat quarter packs of Timber — details at the end of the post.
Hi, Jessica! Thanks so much for talking with us. We're all very excited about the release of Timber, your first fabric collection for Windham.
Thank you, it's wonderful to have the chance to talk to all your wonderful fabric-o-holic readers!
Let's start by talking a bit about the behind-the-scenes process for getting a fabric design from idea to finished bolt. How did Timber come about? What was your inspiration for the line? How long did it take you to refine your ideas into something you could show prospective companies?
When I start a design project of any kind, I almost always start with a theme. +I sort of hate to say that word because it evokes over-the-top kids' birthdays (which I also love to do) and I try to go for a less literal theme-y look. I find that having a particular concept in mind limits me, but that limit also challenges me. In the case of Timber, it's pretty obvious that the inspiration is trees.+I+really wanted to do something in nature, but I didn't want to go too floral. +started looking at trees everywhere and thinking about their leaves and roots etc. And my favorite aesthetic is a modern version of Art Nouveau or Arts and Crafts style, so I was sure to carry that through to each design.
I worked on the collection for quite a long time, probably about a year. +I'm not really a natural illustrator or painter, so I don't just sit down and paint a pretty picture. Instead I conceptulize it, then sketch, then scan into the computer, then spend forever tweaking the design and the colors.+I wanted something that was more sophisticated than playful, so with each design I asked myself "would I want this as a pillow on my living room couch?"
And once I had the basic designs done, I had to draw on my knowledge of quilting fabrics and work on scale and value and all that. It was helpful that I've been sewing and quilting for so long, so I knew what I, as a consumer, would want from a collection.
You shopped your prototypes around at the Spring '09 Quilt Market in Pittsburgh and had several bites by the end of the show. Can you tell us what the process is like finding a home for your designs?
First and foremost, it was nerve-wracking. You're really putting yourself out there, and I don't care how confident you are in your talent, that's hard. Some of the developmental year was spent on the presentation I wanted to show manufacturers. I worked on beautiful printouts, and I also had the designs printed on fabric (using Spoonflower) to make samples. I made children's clothing and even a whole quilt to show. I know that really helped manufacturers to see how it all worked together, and it was an added plus to them that I could sew.
I really didn't know many people in the industry when I set off for Quilt Market the first time, but immediately I met tons of supportive folks, from shop owners to other designers (and of course you!) +Despite having to peddle my wares everywhere I went, I had a blast. It was amazing to meet so many people that just "get" the whole crafting/sewing thing.
As you said, there were several companies interested in my designs, and in the end I got to choose who to work with.+It was actually a tough decision because there were so many factors and really you just don't know until you try it.
{ Timber on display at the Windham booth, Fall Quilt Market 2009 }
So what happens after you shake hands and sign on the dotted line? What happens to the designs that you created?
The next step is to review them with whatever company you've signed on with.+It's a joint process to figure out exactly what makes the best collection. A manufacturer obviously has a good idea of what sells and what you need to include in your collection, so you might have to adjust scale or colors or sometimes cut a whole pattern. It turned out that I had spent so much time editing myself, that the changes to Timber were pretty minor. I felt like Windham really respected my artistic vision and for the most part deferred to my judgement.
After the designs are finalized you send them off to have samples printed, called "strikeoffs." Then you work on those to get the colors just right.
And now here it is: Timber! Can you tell us a bit about the colors you chose and the inspiration for each print?
Sure. The colorways just basically started with my favorite colors (or what I'm into at the moment anyway). I love blues and greens so those came first (The Breeze colorway). They worked with the natural look and I kept them pretty soft. Then brown is one of my favorite neutrals so I decided to go for an earthy palette with Clay. And finally I felt I really need something pink or purplish for all the little girls (or little girls at heart) out there, so I added the Berry colorway. Each group coordinates because some of the colors carry over, but you can create totally different looks depending on your taste.
Now for the patterns … I think it all started with Gingko. I'm just crazy about gingko leaves. Probably because they're used in Arts and Crafts design quite a bit. I started looking at some actual leaves and then flattened and simplified them to make the pattern more graphic.
Next was Dogwood. I knew I wanted a large, but fairly simple floral, and for this one I actually found some Nouveau clip art to start with. I changed some elements and added some and played with colors. Once I had those two done, the feel of the collection was set and it became easier to do the rest.
I added Bamboo because I'm crazy for stripes. I think they're so useful in quilts for things like borders and bindings and more, plus they are always good accents in any lifestyle project. A lot of the stripes I've been seeing are varied in widths and colors (which I love and use a ton) so I thought a gradated version where the stripes were all uniform in width would be a cool change.
And it turns out Willow is almost a stripe too, although much softer. For that print I actually traced a bunch of willow leaves, and took the best and scattered them along long, never-ending branches.
Pear is based on a fairly popular almost mushroom shaped Art Nouveau tree.+I felt like repeating it in a very straight, simple way made it more graphic and "mod." Of course I added the little "partridge" in the branches that gave it it's name.
Maple acts as the solid of the group. I love those little seed pods. Remember sticking them on your nose or making helicopters out of them as a kid? So I thought they made the perfect little icon to show up in a very basic print.
And finally, we have Magnolia. This one wasn't based on any real tree (I just chose Magnolia as the name because their leaf shape was the closest I could find).+I wanted to used the type of rose shape that Charles Rennie Mackintosh made so popular, but in different way, so I turned it into a nest. I don't think it's readily apparent that it isn't actually a floral, but it's fun that when you look closer and see the birds in the background, you get it. This was the most hand-drawn of all the prints. I did a ton of sketches and scanned in the best. I don't often feel that's my strength, so it was a step outside my comfort zone and a lot of people tell me that's their favorite, so I think it paid off.
Beautiful. And now for a little of your background: how long have you been into fabric design? What has your career path looked like so far? Has your prior work life in (engineering, right?) informed your current processes at all?
Yup, I have a degree in electrical engineering and computer science. But I've always been a sewist and crafter. And I loved the idea of something more creative as a career. I've tried a bunch of other avenues from event planning to interior design, but I'm pretty passionate about fabric, so being a designer was always a dream (or at least since Amy Butler entered the scene and showed us all how it's done).
I only started to do actual design with this line, Timber. I doubted my ability since I'd never used Illustrator or done much design on the computer, but it did come naturally. My previous career definitely helped with the computer end of things. I feel like I learned pretty quickly (it doesn't hurt that I have a Dad and a sister who do graphic design and I could ask them a ton of questions). Also, there's a planner/project management element to engineering which I carry over to all my creative endeavors.
Anything I have forgotten to ask, or anything more you would like to share with us? (I have baby brain right now, so I am sure there is more I wanted to ask!!)
Hmmm … the only thing I can think of is: what's next for me? +I am working on a second collection, but I'm taking my time. I don't want to disappoint my new-found fans! So you should definitely see some new designs by the end of the year. Otherwise I have plenty of other projects to keep me busy, including my two little ones at home. +:)
Thank you so much, Jessica! Can't wait to see what everyone makes with your creations. Way to go!
My pleasure! +This was lots of fun.
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Phone companies challenging taxes on NH poles
The action comes three years after a state law prohibiting municipalities from taxing poles and conduits owned by telecommunications companies was repealed.
The phone companies challenging the bills include FairPoint, Granite State Telephone Inc., and Dunbarton Telephone Company, a small family-owned phone service provider.
The new pole tax is costing FairPoint an additional $6.5 million a year in property taxes, Nevins said. FairPoint has tried to recover about half of that by passing it on to its customers through a surcharge.
"I'm trying not to do that to my customers, but I'm not sure how long I can continue to do that. The taxes are pretty significant for our company. We're trying to absorb that ourselves and it's very difficult," said Stephen Nelson, controller and regulatory manager of Dunbarton Telephone Company.
Nevins said FairPoint's poles in Nashua were assessed at $277 while the same pole in Tuftonboro was $587.
The phone companies argue that taxing the use of the rights of way while also taxing the poles and other equipment "effectuates unconstitutional double taxation," according to the court petitions filed by their law firm, Devine, Millimet & Branch.
Steve Hamilton, director of the property appraisal division at the state Department of Revenue Administration, said municipalities are following the law by assessing the tax, but that the value is often contested.


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When Nicole Richie married Joel Madden on Saturday, the author and fashion designer wasn't content with just one bridal outfit. Instead, Richie, 29, donned three different looks, all by Marchesa, a source confirms exclusively to UsMagazine.com.
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Rialto Theatre
Historic Vaudeville Movie Theatre listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Wide variety of performances.
Ridgeland Historic District Tour
This self-guided audio tour takes you through one of the "Prettiest Painted Places in America," the Ridgeland Historic District, to view great architecture and hear stories of famous Oak Lawn natives.
CITY:Oak Lawn
Riverfront Playhouse
This popular local theater group performs original plays, musicals, murder mysteries, comedies and children's theater.
Riverside Walking Tours
Take a walk through Riverside's history by spending the afternoon with the Frederick Law Olmsted Society, your guide to learning more about the village's unique community and landscape design. Riverside was designed in 1869 by famous landscape architects Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux.
SciTech Hands-On Museum
Aurora's interactive science and technology center offers over 200 hands-on exhibits demonstrating the principles of electricity, weather, astronomy and nuclear energy.
Slovenian Women's Heritage Museum
This museum was established to preserve ethnic Slovenian heritage and honor the immigrants who settled the Joliet area.
Source Code - Orland Park Metra Station
In this non-stop action thriller, a U.S. Army helicopter pilot wakes up in the body of another man and discovers that he's become part of a mission to find a bomber on a Chicago commuter train.
CITY:Orland Park
Southwest Symphony Orchestra
This delightful community orchestra is celebrating over 30 years of providing fine concert entertainment to the southwest suburban area.
CITY:Oak Lawn
SPAA Theatre
SPAA THEATER is focused on providing quality stage plays and much need programs, such as their; CSI & Film Camps, Adult Acting, Writing & Speaking Classes, SPAA Master's Certification Classes, SPAA Children's Theater, SPAA Radio, SPAA TV and Much more! They are dedicated to providing, developing and enhancing "Edutainment" (Education & Entertainment) through programs, live productions and commitment to the surrounding communities.
CITY:Park Forest
Sri Venkateswara Swami Temple of Greater Chicago
This temple is one of only three Sri Venkateswara Hindu temples in the United States, constructed by Native American artisans.
St. James at Sag Bridge
St. James at Sag Bridge is the Oldest Church in Northern Illinois. Built by Irish immigrants who built the canal. Established in 1833, it is the sole country parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago serving a growing community of Catholics who come together to worship God through the celebration of the Eucharist and traditional devotional activities within truly unique and beautiful surroundings.
Stamp Thyme
Art rubber stamps and accessories, brass stencils, ink pads, markers, books, magazines and videos. Free demonstrations.
Swimming Stones
This kinetic water sculpture, created by Christian Tobin, combines art with the law of physics to enable giant stones to rock, spin and swivel on a cushion of water.
The Comedy Shrine
Whether you're here to watch improv or stand-up, you're in for a great time! Come early and enjoy a drink and the thousands of pieces of comedy memorabilia that puts the "shrine" in The Comedy Shrine. Interested in classes? We have those too! You are never too old or too young to try your hand at comedy. Check out our website for upcoming class dates and prices.
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A man wrestles with the dilemma of whether or not to tell his best friend that his wife is having an affair.
The Drama Group
Bringing drama to the South Suburbs since 1931, The Drama Group is one of the oldest volunteer community theatres in the country. This drama group is a not-for-profit community theater.
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Tinley Park Historical Society & Museum
The Tinley Park Historical Society was established in 1974 to preserve the history of Tinley Park and the surrounding areas that have influenced its growth and development. Since 1976, the Society has been headquartered at the "Old Zion Landmark," 6727 174th Street where it maintains a museum of local history and a local research library. The Prairie Gothic style "Old Zion Landmark" church was built in 1884 for the local Zion Lutheran congregation. The Historical Society complex also includes a reproduction of the Village's second schoolhouse. The original one room schoolhouse had been built in 1880 very near to the current location to replace a smaller schoolhouse and from 1892 to 1954 the building served as the community's Village Hall. The "Landmark Chapel" and the "New Saenger Hall" meeting room are available for weddings and other meetings and special events.
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Tinley Park Veterans Memorial
The Tinley Park Veterans Memorial features benches along a parkway and is dedicated to Village Trustee Pat Rea, a retired U.S. Army Brigadier General.
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Tivoli Theatre
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Current movies at bargain prices in a beautifully restored French Renaissance 1920s movie theater. Over 1,000 seats with 4K Digital Projection and Sound with Digital 3-D, Wurlitzer pipe organ player Friday, Saturday nights and special events. Theatre is available for meetings with DVD, power point, wi-fi capabilities.
CITY:Downers Grove
Toyota Park
Home to the Chicago Fire soccer team, Toyota Park is a world-class stadium and concert venue located southwest of Chicago.
Two Brothers Roundhouse
Originally constructed in 1855-1865, the roundhouse was renovated and now houses Illinois' largest microbrewery and brewpub. Passion for beer, love of food, and appreciation for great architecture flourishes in the walls of this historic 70,000 square foot facility. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Two Brothers Roundhouse is the oldest limestone roundhouse in the United States. As they bring new life to this 155 year old building, enjoy a casual atmosphere in the main dining room gastropub, our sports tavern and music venue or our new cafe and bakery. There is more to do than dinner at the Roundhouse. As with the beer and food, the live entertainment has a local flair. Whether it be a wedding, reunion or corporate event, they have a variety of spaces for friends and family to gather. Cheers!
Union Street Gallery & Art Studios
Union Street Gallery hosts 10 art exhibits per year, classes and workshops. There are 16 artists' studios to compliment the experience. Free Admission, free tours and field trips available. First floor galleries and studios are handicapped accessible.
CITY:Chicago Heights
Veterans Plaza
Public park-like setting dedicated to the Veterans and Heroes of our nation.
VFW Post 450 Iraqi Memorial
This is a memorial for troops lost in Operation Iraqi Freedom & Operation Enduring Freedom.
Victorian Cottage Museum
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - This Victorian home features rooms furnished with artifacts exemplifying the lifestyle of the emerging middle-class during the 1870s. Group tours welcome seven days a week with advanced reservations. Walk-in hours Wednesdays & Sundays. Free admission.
Wayne's World - Downtown Aurora
This excellent comedy follows the pursuits of a pair of suburban Aurora slacker friends who have a public access cable show and a penchant for '70s rock. The movie was filmed on location in Aurora and Chicago. One of the notable Chicago sites includes a kitschy gift shop with a large Indian statue on its roof.
West Chicago City Museum
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Housed in historic Turner Town Hall (National Register site), the museum features community history exhibits and a research collection including local history and railroad materials. The Kid Zone Gallery offers changing hands-on displays for all ages.
CITY:West Chicago
Will County Historical Society
Incorporated in 1964, the Will County Historical Society exists to connect people and organizations to the county's rich history. The Society's museum is housed in the original headquarters of the I&M Canal. Built in 1837, the structure played a central role in the design, financing, and construction of the Canal and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. Changing exhibits highlight the history of Will County and the Canal. The Society's extensive collection includes significant county and canal-related records, including maps, plats, land records, obituaries, photographs, newspapers, receipts, and correspondence.
Will County Historical Society
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Hey... you might have woken up... smelled something different... felt some huge strange alien kind of creature laying next to you... and suddenly the ring on your finger really caught your attention!!!
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A memorial service for Marianne "Sue" Hutchison will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, March 1, 2013, at First United Methodist Church of Durango, 2917 Aspen Drive. A reception will be held afterward.
Mrs. Hutchison died Friday, Jan. 18, 2013, and a complete obituary appeared in the Herald on Feb. 1.