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We moved 2 years ago to a beautiful area surrounded by mountains -- and I have yet to hike any of them. This summer, I plan to stat hiking!
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You guys won't want to miss this! FabricCadabra is having a sale to move out their sale items. So they have taken 25% off the sale prices in the sale section!
Also, they are giving away a fq set of Amy Butler's Violette line to one of you! Just leave a comment and tell me what your summer plans are!
I'll choose a winner on Friday! Thank you FabricCadabra for the awesome sale and giveaway!!
xo, Penny
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Today at 11 am Mountain time, I'm presenting a webinar on paper piecing! The webinar will go over basic technique and will give several tips on making paper piecing fun and easy.
Included with the webinar is the flag pattern set you see above for you to practice with.
So please come and join me! But don't worry, if 11 today doesn't fit in your schedule, a link to the webinar will be sent to you for download within a week of today's live event, along with the flag patterns.
You can sign up here, here and here!
Penny@sewtakeahike on 24 April 2015 at 06:42 AM in CUrrEnt EvENts, paper piecing, qUiLtiNG, teaching | Permalink
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(Isn't this little cloud zip pouch pattern adorable?! The pattern was a freebie in my QuiltCon bag from Cloud9 fabrics. Contact Cloud9 for the pattern.)
Congratulations Anita who said
"I love scrappy projects too! I just love digging into my scrap bins, it brings back happy fabric memories."
You will be receiving your ebook shortly!
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I absolutely love sewing with scraps! So I am happy to be participating in Kim's blog hop for her book Scrap Happy Sewing.
Here's the complete blog hop participant list for you:
Thu 2nd - Retro Mama
Tue 7th - SCC
Wed 8th - S.O.T.A.K Handmade
Thu 9th - Fabricworm
Fri 10th - Clover & Violet
Mon 13th - Robot Mom Sews
Tue 14th - Vivid Felicity
Wed 15th - Cut To Pieces
Thu 16th - Straight Grain
Fri 17th - Sew Take A Hike
Mon 20th - Vintage Grey
Tue 21st - Miss Print
Wed 22nd - Pink Penguin
Thu 23rd - Sew Creative Blog
Fri 24th - Follow the White Bunny
Mon 27th - A Bright Corner
Tue 28th - Sew Justine Sew
Wed 29th - LRstitched
Thu 30th - Pieced Brain
This book has 18 fantastic projects, and it was pretty easy to pick a project since I've been doing a bit more hand sewing lately. I needed a new needlebook , because we all need a needlebook in every single project pouch we have, right?!
This little guy was a snap to put together thanks to the clear and easy to follow instructions Kim gives. I took a few minor liberties with the pattern, but kept it the same as the instructions for the most part.
This is a book worth having!
And now for the exciting news! F&W has graciously offered to give away one eBook copy of Scrap Happy Sewing to one of you! Just leave a comment on this post and you'll be entered! I'll choose a winner on Monday April 20.
Also, F&W is giving away a hard copy of the book and some fabric, so you might want to click over and enter here!
Good luck!
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The second annual Soggy Doggy Pool Party will be Sunday, Sept. 8, in the Splash Zone at the Frances Meadows Aquatic Center in Gainesville.
The sixth annual Power of the Purse fundraiser will "Honor Community Heroes" at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at the Chattahoochee Country Club at 3000 Club Drive in Gainesville,
The "Live at Lake Lanier" fall concert series will debut at Lake Lanier Islands Resort on Saturday with a performance by four-time Grammy Award-winner Jimmie Vaughan.
Southern food traditions, public art and wine harvesting will be the first topics featured when the Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers returns to Suwanee this fall.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History will debut two new films, "Penguins" and "Hidden Universe," on Sept. 6 on the five-story, 72-foot-wide IMAX screen, featuring stadium seating and surround digital audio.
A special raffle will be Friday, Sept 6, during the Music Pickin' on the Porch at InsideOut Sautee to benefit the Helen Branch Library.
The "First Friday Night Concert Series" in Hancock Park in Dahlonega will spotlight Ugly Cousin and Fools Gold Sept. 6.
Russo & Noe, singing the music of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, will perform a concert at 8 p.m. Sept. 6, 12 and 27, at Helen Theater, 115 Escowee Drive in Helen.
In celebration of National Grandparents Day this weekend, the Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center invites residents to step back in time and discover family history.
Georgia's pioneer life and current Georgia politics will be topics featured at the Northeast Georgia History Center in the coming week.
The fourth annual Crush Fest will begin Labor Day weekend with the harvest celebration from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 31, at Yonah Mountain Vineyards near Cleveland.
The African Children's Choir with their ear-to-ear smiles, young voices and rhythmic songs and dances will perform well-loved children's songs, traditional spirituals and gospel favorites in a single concert Friday night in Gainesville.
As the Community Chorale based in Sautee Nacoochee celebrates its 25 years in existence, the musical group will begin rehearsals for its 2013 season.
Action Ministries is fanning out across five cities on one day for one purpose: to raise awareness about the challenges of poverty in North Georgia.
After rainy weather washed out the local American Legion's annual Independence Day celebration and firework display earlier this summer, the Paul E. Bolding Post 7 is rebooting the event for Labor Day weekend at Laurel Park, 2100 Old Cleveland Road.
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An array of aircraft from small Cessnas to biplanes as well as a Lockheed Electra A-12, made famous in films about Amelia Earhart, will touch down for the annual Cracker Fly-In next weekend in Gainesville.
For the past two summers, Chicopee Woods Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Amy Berra has participated in the Pam Ware summer community theater program. And for those who watch her and her fellow thespians, she has this advice.
For one night only, The Temptations will step into the Atlanta Botanical Garden, A Smithgall Woodland Legacy in Gainesville and sing their Motown classics.
Hearing the acoustic sounds of a six-string instrument will filter through the air at InsideOut Sautee during its First Friday Music Pickin' this weekend.
Michael Ash has always had a love for art.
As crafting a piece of pottery requires a steady, skillful hand, designing the surface of such artwork requires similar handiwork.
As the surrounding woods call to outdoorsmen and women, area nature guides will answer with monthly Smithgall Second Saturday Hike.
For more than 50 years, members of the American Legion Paul E. Bolding Post 7 have been providing Hall County with a Fourth of July celebration to honor those who have served in U.S. military.
A rite of passage for children is attending summer camp, but not all kids get to experience it. Challenged Child & Friends wants to change that.
Grab a lawn chair and blankets or reserve a table to hear the patriotic sounds stream from the instruments of the Northwinds Symphonic Band next week.
The jungle will be jumping as Bagheera the Panther and Baloo the Bear try to convince the human boy Mowgli to join the human civilization in the Disney version of "The Jungle Book."
A full-length, modern-day drama of tragedy and hope will take centerstage as the LiveYes Productions presents "The Two to Blame."
Art enthusiasts willing to travel to see a new piece of work may trek across Cumming to experience art in a new way.
This summer the Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art at Piedmont College will showcase the work of the late Lenn Redman of Chicago, a prolific caricaturist and animator who was also a poet, author, teacher, and civil rights activist.
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Where the opportunities are: Smart grid growth in Europe
By: SGN Staff
The need for reliable, high-quality power and increased energy efficiency are underscored by the growing interest in the capabilities of smart grids throughout the world. A new study report from Frost & Sullivan focusing on Europe identifies which smart grid sectors in the region are exhibiting the most robust growth opportunities. It also outlines the hangups that are restraining even faster growth.
According to the report, Smart Grids in Europe - Identification of Key Growth Opportunities, at least some of the sectors with the most potential won't come as a huge surprise: advanced metering infrastructure, distributed generation integration, sensors, advanced transmission technologies and electric vehicles.
Smart meters, a cornerstone and one of the most visible elements of the smart grid, were of course helped along significantly in the region by the EU mandate to reach 80% coverage by 2020 - a goal countries like Denmark, Finland and Norway are expected to reach well before then.
"The success of the smart meter rollout in Europe is largely due to the regulatory push," said Malavika Tohani, Frost & Sullivan Energy & Power Supplies Research Manager. "Smart grids are integral to achieve the EU 20-20-20 targets - 20% increase in energy efficiency, 20% reduction of CO2 emissions and 20% renewables - by 2020."
But Tohani also pointed to several roadblocks that are impeding that growth:
· Financing uncertainty and the absence of incentives for distribution system operators and consumers
· Concerns about consumer information security
· Interoperability and the lack of solid regulation, standards and specific legislation
· Consumer awareness
As an example, Tohani noted that concerns regarding information theft had slowed the smart meter rollout in the Netherlands and is now doing the same in Germany. "Advances in software and technology to protect consumer information, together with proper privacy laws to prevent data theft, will be critical to overcoming this challenge."
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Updated: 12/11/2008 - Knoxville (WVLT) - Knoxville Police are investigating a shooting on the city's east side that has claimed the life of a Knoxville man.
Updated: 12/11/2008 - A Knoxville man is facing assault charges in Ohio for stabbing a Toledo radio personality.
Updated: 12/11/2008 - Family members of the United States Military Academy cadet from East Tennessee who died early Monday morning off West Point's campus have passed along his funeral arrangements.
Updated: 12/11/2008 - December is typically a time when churches receive their largest gifts, but this year, many places of worship are seeing a drop in donations.
Updated: 12/11/2008 - The soldier from Roane County will come home to Oliver Springs in 10 days, but this soldier's family is asking you to help them find the truck that he has invested thousands in.
Posted: 12/10/2008 - Former Claiborne County Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Charlene Green, 32, was arrested and currently faces 77 felony counts on charges that she wrote fraudulent citations, according to a Tennessee Department of Safety release.
Updated: 12/11/2008 - A Sevier county judge may have opened up a bit of a loophole that could allow several businesses denied beer permits to now get one. The move benefited Pilot, but now has Sevier county facing lawsuits from three other businesses.
Updated: 12/11/2008 - One Rutledge woman's dream is coming true thanks to another family's $1 million gift.
Posted: 12/10/2008 - Maryville Police are investigating claims by an elderly man who says his wife kept him hostage in his own home, then assaulted him when he left his room.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - The employment picture is as bad as it's been in decades, and many who are without work are also without health care insurance.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - Dr. Tom Kim has dedicated his life to giving back to the country that gave him so much. Since 1993 he has offered free health care through "The Free Medical Clinic of America". But this year he has seen a major increase in patients - mainly due to the fact hundreds in our area are losing their jobs and have no where to turn.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - Four months into the 2008-2009 fiscal year, Tennessee's revenue collections are $324.1 million less than the budgeted estimate, and November collections alone are $106.3 million from November 2007, according to the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - A Knox County judge has turned down a bid for a new trial by convicted Job Corps killer Christa Gail Pike.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - Hardin Valley Academy will dismiss at 1:30 p.m. because of an extensive power outage in the area. Officials say buses will run. Stay connected to Volunteer TV News and VolunteerTV.com for continuing coverage of this developing news story.
Posted: 12/10/2008 - Rain that measured up to six inches in localized downpours has soaked Tennessee and brought about some minor flooding.
Posted: 12/10/2008 - Police arrested a Cookeville woman and her boyfriend in the rape of her three-month-old baby boy.
Posted: 12/10/2008 - A Nashville woman injured during terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India, has returned home.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - Kentucky State Police say two sisters died and their parents and siblings were injured in an early morning house fire in eastern Kentucky.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - A Georgia woman was killed Wednesday morning when she lost control of the tractor trailer she was driving on I-275 northbound near Oldham Ave in North Knoxville, police say.
Posted: 12/10/2008 - TRENTON, Tenn. (AP) -- The mother of a Jackson man who died while in custody of the Milan Police Department is suing the city.
Posted: 12/10/2008 - NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Heavy rain that fell on Tennessee had moved into eastern regions of the state by dawn.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - The University of Tennessee's flagship campus in Knoxville will have to cut about $75 million dollars from its budget, which many fear will take an especially hard toll on programs in nursing and agriculture.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - Police took two men into custody on Tuesday evening following the robbery of a fast food restaurant in North Knoxville.
Updated: 12/10/2008 - The University of Tennessee was hoping to negotiate a longer buyout period, but the coach will be paid six million dollars over four years.


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Maci Bookout's Ex-Boyfriend Kyle King Has a Hot New Job!
Time to check in on our favorite Teen Mom boyfriend / professional mumbler, Kyle King! This studmuffin has been living life in the slow lane since his latest breakup with Maci Bookout, but guys? He has night fever, and the only perscription is more dancing.
Kyle has a new job at Ultra Violet, a Nashville club owned by one of his brosefs. "Working for my buddys club Ultra VIolet," Kyle tweeted. "2cd ave Nashville."
No word as to what Kyle will be doing for Ultra Violet (party pumper, we assume), but considering that it's a bar/dance club/night club, we have a feeling he'll be busting moves all night long.
If you live in the Nashville area, make sure to head over to Ultra Violet the Saturday after Thanksgiving (November 25) — Kyle will be partying like a rockstar! Be there or be squared, y'all.
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Buoyed by news that his 6-year-old daughter has won her battle against cancer, diasporan boxer Larry "the Natural" Ekundayo is set for the fight of his life.
On Saturday March 14 he will enter the ring at York Hall to take on Dale Evans in a British Welterweight Title eliminator. It is a contest that has got the boxing world purring and has top billing on a card dubbed "Ultimate Glory".
Je suis Baga, Je suis Nigeria
On Sunday – January 25 – at least 1,000 people are set to gather outside the Nigeria High Commission in London to remind the world that "Nigerian Lives Matter".
The rally has been called by young diasporan film maker Akinola Davies in response to the Baga massacre in Nigeria and Je Suis Charlie rally in France. The solidarity march in Paris on January 11 left him asking, "Why no global outrage for what's happening in Nigeria?"
Mr Davies told Nigerian Watch, "I have called the rally to show solidarity with those who are in turmoil and experiencing violence in the affected regions of Nigeria, to show Nigerian lives matter.
"This is an opportunity for the diaspora and like-minded individuals to gather and condemn the lack of a response from the Nigerian government and national media, both home and away," he continued.
Highlighting his point is the fact that in Paris on January 18 thousands took to the streets to protest the murderous activities of Boko Haram in Nigeria, which went unreported.
While over 1,000 have confirmed their attendance at Saturday's rally on the Nigerian Lives Matter Facebook page it is hoped many more will come.
"If a solidarity march in response to the recent terrorist attack in Paris, which saw 17 people killed, can attract over three million people plus a selection of world leaders and diplomats, can and should we not expect the same for an attack that killed 2000 people?
Mr Davies continued, "The aim of our gathering is to say that we are a united Nigeria regardless of tribe or region and that the government and world leaders need to condemn the violence and take action to defend Nigeria's most vulnerable citizens."
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The UpTake: This recently freed hacker isn't wasting any time getting back to trolling companies he doesn't like. In spite of the very real chance that Andrew Auernheimer could soon be on trial again, he's planning to found a very different kind of hedge fund.
Andrew Auernheimer, aka, "Weev," was released from the Allenwood Federal Correctional Center in Pennsylvania last weekend after serving 13 months of a 41-month sentence for distributing email addresses of 114,000 iPad users collected from publicly available information on AT&T's website.
The always defiant hacker, who in an interview with TechCrunch said he was repeatedly placed in solitary confinement for "antagonizing" and "trolling" the federal government and corrections workers, isn't planning on backing down. In fact, it sounds like he may be planning to turn a profit by employing similar tactics that got him imprisoned in the first place.
"I am starting a new fund, TRO LLC (yes, the troll corporation), based in generating actionable financial intelligence from the computer underground," he told TechCrunch. "My business model is short equities."
To "short" an equity means to invest so that if the value of a stock decreases the investor actually makes money.
Though Auernheimer didn't elaborate further on the business model, the idea here seems to be that by discovering technological weaknesses in a company his hedge fund could short the stock, so that when the weakness is revealed, as was the case with AT&T, he would profit.
But the plan isn't just about turning a profit, but explicitly about being a thorn in the side of public companies. "I am here to shift the market cap of publicly traded companies downward by publicizing problems in their technical infrastructure," he told TechCrunch.
Auernheimer was released on a technicality because he was tried in New Jersey in spite of there being no connections between the state and the alleged computer fraud.
According to the report, he has instructed his lawyers not to claim double-jeopardy if the government attempts to try him in a different state, but that he will "gladly" fight the laws that already imprisoned him once.
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The woes continue for the North Branch boys basketball team. The Vikings notched two losses last week against North Suburban Conference rivals St. Louis Park and Spring Lake Park. On Jan. 22 the Vikings hosted the Orioles and were outscored 81-40. "Tonight, we did not show the effort and energy th...Read More
North Branch boys basketball
The Viking boys basketball team lost two hard fought conference rival games last week. North Branch hosted Irondale Jan. 15, and though they were knotted at 31 at the break, the boys fell 63-58 in the end. "It was another hard fought game that we couldn't seem to find our break in," said coach...Read More
Coming off its first victory of the season and then a loss in the South St. Paul Tournament, the North Branch boys basketball team got a big 59-51 conference win over rival Chisago Lakes Area. Said coach David Anderson: "It feels like we have been working towards this game for the past eight month...Read More
Though the team keeps putting up a valiant fight, the North Branch boys basketball team has yet to record a win this season. On Dec. 11, the team traveled to Simley and fell 60-57 to the Spartans. "This game was almost a mirror image of the game we just played with Concordia Academy," coach Da...Read More
Once again the North Branch boys basketball team came out of a close game on the losing end when it traveled to Concordia Academy last Friday. The game was tied 21-21 at the half, but in the end the Beacons outscored the Vikings by two points and won 44-42. "This was a tough loss in [...]...Read More
After a scrimmage last week in Rush City, the North Branch boys basketball team traveled south to Metro Tech Career Academy in its first game of the 2012-13 season and lost in overtime. The score was 31-31 when the teams went into the locker room at the half and 42-42 after battling it out during [....Read More
By Victoria Dahlin— The season ended for the #9 section seeded North Branch boys basketball team when it faced #8 seed Chisago Lakes Area in the first round of Section 7AAA Championship playoffs last Wednesday. The Vikings started out looking good, and at the half the game was tied 25-25. But the ...Read More


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After pulling the strings from Dish Network's boardroom for the last four years, Dish Chairman Charlie Ergen is once again assuming the CEO's mantle, replacing Joseph Clayton, who will retire on March 31. Ergen co-founded Dish more than 30 years ago and stepped down as CEO in June of 2011, but he's remained quite active as chairman and has been particularly involved in Dish's recent stockpiling of mobile spectrum. Dish has said it plans to those airwaves to create a new U.S. mobile carrier, and apparently Ergen wants to be back at the helm for that fundamental change in its business.
After nearly a year of testing bitcoin payments with select customers, Stripe is making the cryptocurrency an option for all of its customers – of at least those with a U.S. bank account. Stripe provides the payment processing for sharing economy apps, online retailers and mobile developers, and they will now be able to add bitcoin to the payment choices on their websites and in their apps with a line of code. Stripe converts all bitcoin transactions into U.S. currency, and it charges a 0.5 percent fee for each transaction.
Fire up your Galaxy S5, T-Mobile customers: You should have a sweet surprise waiting for your phone. Several sources are reporting that the Android 5.0, or Lollipop, software upgrade is now available for the T-Mobile version of Samsung's current flagship phone; either as an over- the-air upgrade or a download through Samsung's Kies application. The update reportedly measures in at over 900MB in size and will add the look of Google's Material Design, interactive lockscreen notifications, battery life optimizations and more to your Galaxy S5.


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Osborne: Brown's borrowing risks run on the pound
Shadow chancellor says 'we are in danger of having a proper sterling collapse'
Eight in 10 seriously harmed children 'missed' by agencies
Government research reveals scale of gaps in child protection highlighted by Baby P case
Front page
Campaigner wins seven-year battle to force rethink on use of pesticides
Pair used spy gadgets in immigration test scam
Radio transmitters, laptops and tiny surveillance cameras used to aid immigrants to pass residency test
UK news p4
Alarm bells ring in the Square Mile as RBS culls 3,000 jobs
Royal Bank of Scotland planned job cuts set to send shivers through London's Square Mile
Businesses predict 3m jobless and borrowing up to £111bn
Britain heading for a 'prolonged and painful' recession, according to influential business group
Record drop in high street sales
American retailers suffer worst monthly drop in sales on record as shoppers cut back on unnecessary spending
UK news p6
Construction workers bear brunt of pre-Christmas downturn
Case studies: Three workers discuss redundancy, finding a new job and facing the festive season
Recession watch
The economic downturn is causing bankruptcies, affecting the retail sector, car industry and now European countries
UK news p7
The G20: Who is there and how desperate are they?
From Argentina to the United States, how the world's economies stack up
Doubts raised over prospects of success for 'hasty summit'
UK news p8
The lessons of summits past must guide Brown in Washington
David Reynolds: Brown should remember the maxims of his past. He shouldn't spurn his old love, Prudence, or her sister Patience
UK news p9
Girls' schooling 'sacrificed to help boys'
Boys' schools are increasingly going co-educational to boost recruitment and exam results
Unequal pay leaves women £369,000 worse off
Women working full time will be paid £369,000 less than their male counterparts over their lifetime
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News in brief
More news from around the UK
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No bail for dying Lockerbie bomber
Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi's prostate cancer is not advanced enough for him to deserve bail, says judge
Man cleared of rape fails in attempt to sue
High Court rules man cleared by the court of appeal of raping a woman cannot sue her for damages
Guilty: loyalist hitman who said it was art
UK news p13
Three told to expect 'significant' jail time over Baby P's death
Natural father speaks of his trauma at son's death and anger at the three responsible
UK news p14
We're all losers in the numbers game
Ben Goldacre on where the number crunching figures appear from in consumer research surveys
Web providers to be named and shamed over offensive content
Politicians want league tables showing how fast internet service providers take down offensive material
UK news p15
Real and virtual chase for Second Life divorce couple
Reporters won the trust in cyberspace of the pair, who were reluctant to talk to the actual press. By Steven Morris
UK news p16
Jokes but no Nigella under Richard and Judy's tree
Marine was killed by fire from US jet during Taliban ambush
Commando killed by friendly fire in the midst of ambush as pilot and ground controller bypassed official procedures
UK news p17
'For us, it's the centre of life in our community'
Martin Wainwright visits Cold Bath Road post office in Harrogate
Ministers look to widen role of post offices
UK news p18
'It's our Queen Vic, we find out what's going on there'
How villagers in the tiny Borders town of Morebattle are fighting to prevent their post office closing
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Top secrets brought to book
Simon Hoggart:. Here's a wonderfully barking example of the way the secrecy rules work in our government
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News in brief
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Troops' beer allowance a headache for Germans
Figures suggest German soldiers based in Afghanistan are each consuming 278 litres of beer a year each
Berlin offers paid leave to look after grandchildren
Grandparents offered time off if they can prove they are needed to look after their offspring's children
International p23
Sarkozy backs Russian calls for pan-European security pact
BBC is unfair to freelancers in conflict zones, says cameraman
A TV journalist has said freelance camera operators working in conflict zones do not get recognition they deserve. By Oliver Luft
Putin's return a step closer after vote to extend presidential term
Russia's parliament voted to extend the presidential term from four to six years
International p26
Attacks leave Gaza ceasefire near collapse
Annan to lead team on humanitarian mission to Harare
'Relieving the suffering of millions of people must be the priority' says former UN secretary general
International p27
From wireless to YouTube
The internet fuelled Barack Obama's campaign, and now he is returning the compliment by posting video online. By Dan Glaister in Los Angeles
One million people expected in capital
Barack Obama's inauguration expected to draw over one million people to US capital for January 20 ceremony
Ten days after the poll, and Saturday Night Live star's Senate fight still too close to call
First 100 days as crucial as New Deal, says FDR author
Barack Obama's looming presidency has already attracted comparisons with Kennedy's Camelot
International p28
Knives come out as Socialists meet to search for a leader
Ex-party leader François Hollande backs rivals of former wife Ségolène Royal
Love turns to loathing after Carla snubs Italy
China to make mime a crime for performers
Singers who lip-synch or musicians who pretend to play their instruments face having their business licences revoked
Nurse handed over $400,000 to web scam despite FBI warning
An American woman was swindled out of $400,000 (£269,000) by Nigerian internet fraudsters
International p30
Our first step towards understanding the death of this child should be not to blame social workers but to face the mother's experience of childhood
Anne Karpf: Rather than dwelling on the horror, we should try to learn from the killing of Baby P
Saturday p31
It's as if we've moved from a warm living room into a chilly kitchen
Ian Jack: David Hare calls his new play 'pure fiction', but it feels more like a relic from the age of Blair
Saturday p32
'Don't call me eccentric'
Saturday p33
Shopping and circuses
Jonathan Glancey: Our leaders can't buy us off with the prospect of Dettori and Hamilton jousting on chariots
This was not King's dream
Joseph Harker: Debating whether Britain could elect a black PM distracts from the true purport of Obama's win
Why tupping the puppet is a recipe for ruined lives
Mark Lawson: Whether through Second Life or The X Factor, the industrialisation of day dreaming seems deeply symbolic of modern life
Comment & debate p34
No justice in Genoa
Matt Foot: The G8 protesters were brutalised, yet the Foreign Office showed complete indifference
A chance to do the right thing, without cheap bribes
Polly Toynbee: Forget tax giveaways and VAT cuts. Brown should kickstart the economy by targeting the richest and giving to the poorest
Comment & debate p35
Corrections and clarifications
Today's corrections
Country diary
Jim Perrin: North Pembroke
Same as the first one
Editorial: Should journalists criticise Second Life, where players can adopt a new identity and move around in a computer-generated world
Time to think big
Editorial: if this really is 'the end of the age of greed', it is unclear what comes next
In praise of ... the whistle
Editorial: There is something odd about the sight of a man in a suit screaming at the ref
Editorials & reply p36
Hanging Rothko
Unravelling CDC's tax payments
Letters: Companies in which CDC has invested 'pay an estimated £250m in taxes and other charges to local governments in developing countries each year'
Jersey abuse inquiry
Letters: In the absence of a truly independent investigation, the fate of children placed in Jersey children's homes remains unknown
Opposition to Jerusalem museum
The charge against Charles
Face to faith
Nick Jowett: For today's militant atheists it must be inexplicable and frustrating that religion continues to engage men and women of the highest intelligence
Hymn to Obama
UK missed a trick on nuclear weapons
Letter: Timothy Garton Ash is right to highlight the critical need for revived US leadership over nuclear disarmament
Editorials & reply p37
Diageo talks pave way for more Johnnie Walker in India
British firm hopes to gain better access to the Asian subcontinent with its whisky brands
Hedge firm RAB reduces funds by a third
Second-biggest investor in Northern Rock takes radical action to survive the financial meltdown
Vegas casinos boss steps down after CV comes under scrutiny
Chief executive of MGM Mirage retires as as doubts surface about the authenticity of his educational background
Stelios raises easyJet stake and threatens to return as chairman
Former chairman demands carrier begin paying dividends for the first time and put the brakes on expansion
Financial p38
HBOS 'will face nationalisation' if merger is not approved
Chairman warns that if deal is rejected the bank is likely to need more than £11.5bn promised by Treasury
Lehman administrators' task will dwarf Enron, creditors told
A team from PricewaterhouseCoopers have identified more than $1tn in assets and liabilities
Financial p39
Thomson and First Choice owner to cut summer holidays by 27%
TUI to offer 27% fewer summer 2009 holidays to travellers than last year fearing a decline in consumer confidence
Rally goes into reverse after US points the way
Chris Tryhorn: The FTSE 100 stages a modest recovery ending a three-day run of falling prices
Financial p40
In a world where prices are in freefall, everyone is left counting the cost
In the long term, cheaper goods and services will deepen the recession
'Number of taxis increased, as customers fell'
Fears rise that deflation - the growth-sapping villain of the piece in Japan's 'lost decade' may be returning
Financial p41
On Emotion
Soho, London
Michael Billington on a cerebral analysis of our primal instincts
This Child
Royal Ballet Triple Bill
Royal Opera House, London
Wayne McGregor has gone beyond delivering the goods, says Judith Mackrell
Last Night's TV
Sam Wollaston on The Barristers
Brixton Academy, London
Risible lyrics aside, Razorlight's new album is their best yet, says Betty Clarke
Reviews p42
Letters: Robert Leckie Marshall
Bill Laws writes: I was lucky enough to be accepted to study at the Co-operative College between 1969 and 1971
David Parkes
Obituary: Residential architect who was in at the start of Britain's sheltered housing programme
Obituaries p43
Good to meet you: Anthony Swainson
Anthony Swainson: I live in New Zealand and every week my sister sends me the Saturday edition of the Guardian and the Review
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I recently purchasd (about 2 weeks ago) an OTTB whose last race was July 11, 2008. I have noticed that his stool resembles the consistency of cow patties...somewhat loose diarrhea. I initially suspected stress/diet change to be the cause, but when I called the woman I purchased him from (who has known him his whole life) said when she had him laid up at her farm 6 months ago he had the same type of stool, and he had this same kind of stool when he was at her farm waiting for me to pick him up. He is dropping weight and I can see his ribs/hip bones. I presently have him on Trotter/Pacer mixed along with nice green hay (not sure whether it's got alfalfa in it...have to ask the barn owner). My suspicions as to the cause of his cow patties are: ulcers, worms, hay, hay stretcher, needs probiotics and lastly maybe he has a bacterial infection in his gut. My plan is to put him on probios, electrolytes and Ulcergard. I just picked up Omeagtin to wean him onto in place of the sweet feed and I'm going to give him more hay in place of the hay stretcher.
I've never encountered this type of ailment in a horse before, so if anyone has any advice or experience with this type of thing I'd appreciate some advice!


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16 days after Mexico's election, it is difficult to imagine how Felipe Calderon, the winner by fraud, could actually govern Mexico
The Presidio Trust's choice between the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center and the Disney Museum speaks volumes about what's happening in San Francisco's national park
Why do killers still get away with the "gay panic" defense?
New inclusionary housing ordinance delicately balances the city's affordable housing needs with the developers' demand for big profits
Field Research Corporation is going over the top to keep unions out
In a world of disappearing all-female bands, the Bay Area's Erase Errata turn in their strongest recording to date
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Life And How To Survive It
Ebury Publishing, Aug 31, 2011 - Reference - 432 pages
Brilliantly entertaining, enlightening and inspiring, Robin Skynner and John Cleese take on the big issue: life, and the challenge of living, in all its myriad forms. This book is an essential guide to surviving life's ups and downs - at home or in the workplace, as a member of a family or society.
Presented in the same lively style as the best-selling Families and How to Survive Them, Life extends Skynner's and Cleese's study beyond the family to relationships and group interaction in life outside it. The book deals with such pithy issues as:
-Why life gives you all the lessons you need
-How grief can be good for you
-Why work is essential to our psychological health
-What mid-life crisis means for you
We are all searching for healthier, happier, more satisfying lives, but it's the journey that matters, not the destination. Skynner and Cleese are the perfect travelling companions.
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Children's LiteratureAnne Rockwell has compiled a book about big earth-moving machines that will provide endless delight to young boys and girls. They will love to learn the names of each machine they encounter in their everyday lives. This book is full of simple text and graphics. Each machine is named and its job is described in both words and pictures. Clarity is all-important in a concept book like this one. Rockwell's intention is to acquaint little ones with as many big machines with big wheels as she possibly can, and she succeeds with flying colors. From the obvious big wheels, like tractors, to a compactor that handles garbage in the city dump, these varied machines will tickle the reader. Clear, simple pen-and-ink drawings with watercolor overlay make this book of big wheels take off. 2006 (orig. 1986), Walker, Ages 3 to 6.
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Tracy Letts' "August: Osage County" continues a long line of dramas, stretching back to the ancient Greeks, that uses a tale of a family in crisis as a window onto the state of the larger society. In the touring presentation now at the Ahmanson, Estelle Parsons, left, portrays the matriarch of a proudly individualistic, now disintegrating Oklahoma family; Angelica Torn plays her middle daughter.
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Friday, August 10, 2007
Tap List at Flying Pig Saloon in Malvern, PA - 8/9/07
On an attempted regular basis, I'll post the tap list here to the Flying Pig Saloon in Malvern, PA. I have no affiliation with the establishment other than living within 2 miles of it and appreciating the usual quality tap and bottle list. If you like this idea, please drop me a note. On Draft as of 8/9/07 Dogfish Head Festina Peche Southern Tier Jah*va Stout Southern Tier Unearthly Imperial IPA Fort Collins Major Tom Pomegranate Wheat Fort Collins Rocky Mountain IPA New Holland Zoomer Wit Brooklyn Abbey Singel Clipper City/Heavy Seas Small Craft Warning Uber Pils Brasserie Dupont Bière De Miel Biologique Harpoon UFO Hefeweizen
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