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Sean Johnson isn't the only player with Fire ties in U.S. Men's National Team camp. Former Fire first teamer DaMarcus Beasley and PDL product Brad Guzan joined Sean for the opening of training camp Monday in Denver.
In this video, Beasley talks his return to the national team while the Home Glen native Guzan the likely starter for Friday's match vs. Costa Rica and next Tuesday's all-important clash at Mexico.
About this time last year, a young Italian goalkeeper named Paolo Tornaghi was making his final moves through a trial with the Chicago Fire.
With Fire number one Sean Johnson set to miss the first few matches of the 2012 season due to Olympic qualifying, the team had already brought in veteran MLS 'keeper Jay Nolly over the offseason to fill-in.
Surprising to some though, the Inter Milan product Tornaghi usurped Nolly as the presumed number two goalkeeper and made his Fire debut in front of nearly 60,000 fans at Montreal's Olympic Stadium.
With Johnson likely to be away for World Cup qualifying and the CONCACAF Gold Cup this year, Fire fans should feel confident in the fact that Tornaghi has returned to the side for his second season and will continue to push Sean for the number one spot.
With all that said, Drew Farmer of the Forza Italia podcast rang up Paolo last week in Charleston to discuss his upbringing with Italian giants Inter Milan, admiration of star 'keepers Walter Zenga and Francesco Toldo, his decision to join MLS and how he likes living in Chicago.
Give it a listen here and check out Forza Italia at www.forzaitalianfootball.com.
With the recent announcement of Major League Soccer's Jersey Week, a lot has been raised regarding the club's plans for future kits as well as a potential third jersey. We at Always on the Inside caught up with the club's Chief Operating Officer Atul Khosla to shed some light on future jersey plans.
Always on the Inside: MLS announced that as part of a league initiative a number of clubs would be participating in a Jersey Week celebration kicking off on Monday, Feb. 25. What does that mean for Fire supporters?
Atul Khosla: The league is moving to a yearly jersey launch cycle, where every club will roll out a new jersey each year. It will rotate, primary/home one year, secondary/away the next year. Therefore, each jersey is in market for a total of two years. This new approach allows a fresh product in market every year. Since the Fire launched both new kits last year, we are on an off cycle this year, similar to a number of other teams. As of next year, we will be back on cycle, and we will launch a new home kit.
PERUSE: Chicago Fire Jersey History
AOTI: Can you talk about the merchandise progress the club has made in the past few years and how you see it developing further?
AK: We want to see Chicago Fire jerseys everywhere in Chicagoland. We want people to represent our club by wearing our colors in the community, at games and around town. It's been a key for us to grow our merchandise and we've seen success over the past three years because of a number of factors.
First was design. We have tried to refresh the product line, bring back some original Chicago touches, and at the same time push the envelope in being edgier with our brand. As part of these strides the club has built a Fan Shop at Toyota Park, grown its online presence and built a partnership with Fanatics, Inc.. It has also been key for us to integrate merch and our products throughout our marketing efforts, on television and at the stadium. These actions have resulted in solid growth and we now have to continue to build on it.
AOTI: It's a question that is raised from time to time from some Fire supporters, what's going on with the Chicago Fire flag third kit?
AK: We hear and understand the request from some of our supporter base for a third Fire kit, especially one that from a design standpoint has strong ties to the city of Chicago. This is precisely why over the past few years we have added key Chicago elements to our uniforms. Starting in 2010 the club worked closely with adidas to have the four, six-sided stars of the Chicago flag adorn the bottom left of the white secondary/away tops.
The current secondary/away kit includes a number of elements from the Chicago flag including horizontal lines that are created by using the stripes and four stars from the civic flag representing Fort Dearborn, the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 and the Century of Progress Exposition of 1933. These details were created to pay homage to the city and the club's origins. I believe it's the first time outside of a third kit that our jerseys have ever had the municipal flag woven into the design.There is tremendous and deep civic pride, and the Club will continue to build on the traditions of soccer, our supporters, our club and Chicago.
AOTI: With that said, are you saying that Fire doesn't need a third kit?
AK: No. What I am saying is that the primary reason for creating a third kit would be to engage our fans in a unique way. Also, we need to take into account the practical considerations of the true demand for this product so we can meet the minimum requirements from adidas before we place the order. Since we just released new kits last year, we wanted to focus on our new designs and pace things appropriately to avoid flooding the market.
The most successful way to create a third kit, is for us to collaborate with our supporters, get everyone energized, and create the demand. In order to initiate this movement, in the coming weeks we will be launching a social campaign asking supporters to help us design a potential third kit, vote for their favorites, and then rally each other to make a commitment by putting a deposit down.
Stay tuned to Chicago-Fire.com and our social channels. We need everyone's support to make this happen and are excited to collaborate with you and create something we can all be proud of.
Feelings on joining the Chicago Fire?
"I'm extremely delighted to be drafted by the Fire. I feel it's a golden opportunity for me to play under better conditions and show what I can do in MLS."
What are the strong suits of your game?
"I think my strengths are my speed, ability and technique. I feel like I have a lot to offer in those areas."
On coming from Cameroon…
"The training conditions I've had to play under in Cameroon aren't as good as in Chicago where they have top facilities and a great stadium. I'm looking forward to the opportunity to play in that stadium."
On youth international experiences with Cameroon U-20's
"I feel playing with the Cameroonian team at the U-20 World Cup raised my profile a bit and gave me something more to build towards. Representing your nation in a world championship is an amazing thing and I was very proud to play a part in all four games."
On his combine performance…
"I did feel that I had a strong combine. I came in off of an 18-hour flight and felt a little tired in the second half of games but I think I did very well to prove my abilities at the combine."
His thoughts on joining the Fire…
"I'm happy for a new challenge," Larentowicz told Chicago-Fire.com Wednesday night. "It feels good to go to a place where you're in the plans. Frank has been very forthright in coming after and it's something I look forward to being a part of."
On his contentious years against the Fire…
"In the past in my time in New England the Fire were always our biggest rivals. We were very similar, very competitive teams that were hard-nosed. Its just kind of the nature of things that both teams had wanted to win in the past but now I'm part of the Fire and I still have that same competitive spirit that's going to come and work for Chicago."
On competition in central midfield…
"I'll be competing for a spot and its an opportunity to come in and show that I deserve to be in the lineup and that's what I expect. I know those guys from playing against them – they're all good players and I look forward to competing for that spot."
On ability to stay fit throughout the years…
"The way I look at seasons and playing is the more time you can be available and give the coach the option of playing you, the better off you're going to be and the more opportunity for good things to happen. I think over the past seven years I've been able to do that."
On being part of championship teams in New England and Colorado…
"On all the teams I've been on it was never that they depended on me but it was more of a collective thing and the way I view how I play and what I try to do. The Fire are a playoff team and always in contention. I hope to add to that and be a piece that helps take the team to the next level."
In this edition of Burning Questions, we sat down with the Fire's second year midfielder/defender Tony Walls. Hailing from Wauwatosa, Wis., Tony was selected in the third round of the 2012 MLS Supplemental Draft after an impressive collegiate career at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay where he scored 18 goals and added 11 assists over 75 appearances.
The former Fire PDL player was one of only four players to start all 10 of the Fire's 2012 MLS Reserve League matches and featured in both of the Fire's international friendlies in 2012 against the English Premier League's Aston Villa FC and Liga MX side Club Santos Laguna. Tony recently took the time to answer our Burning Questions about the Walls family soccer dynasty, life in the rookie crib and his impeccable fashion sense.
Always on the Inside: Your sister Cara plays soccer at the University of Wisconsin. How do you feel about her following in your footsteps and how often do you get to see her play?
Tony Walls: It makes me really proud. I try to go up as often as I can. I think I caught about three games last year. She's doing really well. Last season they received an at-large bid into the NCAA tournament and she got second team All-Big Ten with 10 goals, so it makes me really proud to see my little sibling doing well.
AOTI: Last season you lived with fellow rookies Hunter Jumper and Austin Berry. Did you all split the housework? Did you have a chore chart?
TW: We split it, but we didn't have a chore chart. If something needed to be done, we just did it. We weren't too messy, we are all pretty reasonable. They were good roommates. They were respectful of my belongings and they're good guys, so we got along really well so it was a good situation.
AOTI: You cut off your 'dreads. What went into the decision to make the change and how long had you been considering it?
TW: I had been considering it for about three weeks. I went back to visit school and an old teammate cuts my hair, and I just thought it was time. They were too high maintenance and I had them for about four years so I figured I could use the change.
AOTI: How does it feel?
TW: It's a little cold. I have to get my winter hat selection out.
AOTI: Last book you read in its entirety?
TW: It's called "The Inheritance of Loss" by Kiran Desai. I would recommend it. It's good.
AOTI: Current celebrity crush?
TW: Alex Morgan.
AOTI: What fashion trend did you rock back in the day that you'd be embarrassed to wear now?
TW: Nothing. I've always been fashionable.
AOTI: What was the best part of being a Fire rookie?
TW: I think the team in general is a pretty tight-knit group. The older guys are really professional but at the same time they actually care about us as people, and we get along very well.
AOTI: [Tony was rockin' a UVA soccer shirt during the interview] You and Hunter recently traded T-shirts. Was it a two-way trade or was it a three-way trade with Austin? How did it go down?
TW: It was just the two of us. I think Austin was out of time at the time but we're definitely going to have to get him involved. I think I just said, "Yo, you want to trade T-shirts? I'll give you one of my Green Bay ones for one of your Virginia ones," and Hunter said, "Sure."
On Monday, I rang up the Fire's latest addition midfielder Joel Lindpere.
While you should definitely read this story talking about his desire to move from New York to Chicago, I've also included some other quotes below...
What are your thoughts on the Chicago Fire coming off of last year?
"I think the team is getting stronger day-by-day and I'm just pleased to see it. They have a good crowd, good coach and good team so it wasn't difficult to make my choice. I'm happy to join the club and I'd like to give something more to it.
"I think every player is capable of making their team stronger and so I want to give something towards the team's improvement. They have guys in the club that have been in the U.S. National team and it shows in the quality they had last season."
Lindpere will no longer be scoring against the Fire
With 97 out of a possible 98 MLS regular season appearances for New York, you've played in more games than any other MLS player the last three seasons. What do you have to say about your health and consistency to see the field?
"I've really been trying to be smart so I've had injury issues and I'm really trying to avoid hard fields and artificial grounds but I'm trying to take part in every training session, it doesn't matter how.
"For every player the most important thing is to play games. To be fit you need to practice but sometimes you need to be smart to avoid all these injuries and happenings. I don't know how its been possible but the last two seasons I took part in every single MLS game. Last year I was the only one to take part in 37 games [regular season and playoffs] and it was the same in 2011. Nobody can say I'm not giving my all to be on the field every game.
"The thing is, I just want to be useful for the team and if I can give even just a couple minutes for the team rather than push too hard and be injured, then I think its smarter to be fit and give something to the team. I think I've been good at it and that's the way I should continue."
You tallied three goals in your first four matches against the Fire... I think we're all glad you're now on our side...
"(Laughs) It doesn't matter where or who you score against so long as you score. I've scored some important goals and one of them was against Chicago in the opening of Red Bull Arena [in 2010].
"I've been scoring goals against different teams and then its good now I can try to score for them. This must be part of the reason for my move."
What have you taken away in your early discussions with Frank Klopas?
"My aim in leaving Red Bull was to play centrally and I know that I have a partner in the midfield that I would love to play with and if we find communication, I know I can play really well in the heart of midfield.
"I really think Frank welcomes me to the club as a central midfielder and that's my wish and reason to join the club. That's the thing I was missing at Red Bull and I'm so happy that if the coach sees me in this position that I'm ready to take the challenge."
WATCH: Lindpere scores first MLS goal vs. Fire at Red Bull Arena – 3/27/2010
In this edition of Burning Questions, we sat down with Fire left back Gonzalo Segares. A native of San Jose, Costa Rica, Gonzalo has been capped 19 times for Los Ticos. The club's Defender of the Year in 2007, Gonzalo returns in 2013 for his ninth season with the Men in Red. The newlywed took the time to answer our Burning Questions about wedding themed movies, his infamous sweet tooth and the worst actor in Hollywood.
Always on the Inside: You got married this past December. What is the best movie that features a wedding: "Wedding Crashers", "The Wedding Singer", "The Hangover" or "Bridesmaids"?
Gonzalo Segares: Definitely the first "Hangover".
Gonzalo and Rusti married December 15
AOTI: It's pretty well documented that you're a fan of baked goods. If you could only choose to have one pastry for the rest of your life, what would you pick?
GS: Can it be chocolate? Chocolate bars. Like Crunch, Kit Kat or Snickers. I like chocolate with stuff in it, especially almonds or any kind of nut, except for peanuts.
AOTI: What do you miss most about Costa Rica?
GS: The weather. I love it here in Chicago during the summer but in the winter, I just hate the cold weather. Back home we only have two seasons, which is summer and winter, and the winter is only rainy. The temperature doesn't change that much. The average is usually in the 70s or 80s.
AOTI: How often do you use the phrase "pura vida?"
GS: I use it a lot if I'm talking to Costa Ricans when I'm home. I don't use it that often in Chicago because when the guys speak Spanish, it's not part of their slang.
AOTI: You attended Virginia Commonwealth University with current Fire teammate Dominic Oduro. What's one thing that people don't know about Dom?
GS: He was very, very, very shy. And now all of a sudden, he's not shy.
AOTI: Do you have any phobias?
GS: When it starts shaking on the plane, I definitely get nervous.
Gonzalo's not a fan of John C. Reilly
AOTI: Who is the worst actor in Hollywood?
GS: There are a lot of them. I would say maybe the guy that's in movies with Will Ferrell. He usually has a mustache. He's in the cartoon movie where he doesn't want to be a bad guy anymore, "Wreck it Ralph". In "Talladega Nights" he's the friend and he's also in "Step Brothers" with Will Ferrell. I think he's very, very bad.
Editors Note: As Gonzalo provides very good clues, we have deducted that he is referring to John C. Reilly.
AOTI: You can invite any three people to dinner. Who receives an exclusive invitation?
GS: I would definitely invite Messi. And also Michael Jordan and President Obama.
The club announced today that starting goalkeeper Sean Johnson started a three week training stint in England earlier today, beginning with Premier League club Stoke City (Dec. 5-9) before joining U.S. Men's National Team goalkeeper Tim Howard and coach Chris Woods at Everton FC (December 10-23) for the second straight offseason.
I caught up with Sean Wednesday morning to talk how his first session went with Stoke, his third offseason abroad and what matches he'll be taking in over the next few weeks.
Jeff Crandall: Sean, over the past three years you've spent parts of your offseason in Spain, Germany and England, do you feel tired at all or is the experience too good to pass up?
It's about soaking in the experience but also getting the rest and recover enough to be ready to go 100 percent for the season.
JC: What is Stoke like so far?
SJ: I think it's been a great experience working with guys like Thomas Sorensen, Asmir Begovic and Carlo Nash.
Training with their goalkeeper coach and getting the chance to play and train with the guys at the top level. Just seeing how another team operates gives you perspective.
JC: Have you hung out with your U.S. Men's National teammates Maurice Edu and Geoff Cameron yet?
SJ: I've hung out with both of them. I'm actually staying with Maurice at the moment. They're great guys to be around and it's just good to see familiar faces and make most of the time you have with your friends while you're over here.
JC: Next week you head to Everton for the second consecutive offseason. How important is it for you to have guys like Tim Howard and Chris Woods working with you there?
WATCH: Sean Johnson #4 in MLS 24 under 24
SJ: Having been in with the national team a lot more this past year, training with Chris and Tim again here is a fantastic opportunity to keep some continuity and show how I'm growing.
To be in that environment day-in and day-out and make yourself a better goalkeeper will do wonders for me as a player.
JC: What games are you taking in the next few weeks?
SJ: I'm going to try and take in as many games as I can. This weekend's lineup has Stoke going to Aston Villa on Saturday and then Everton hosts Tottenham on Sunday at Goodison Park so it works out well. Manchester United also player Man City in a derby match on Sunday so there's a lot of excitement for that as well.
Depending on how things work out, I'll hopefully go to a few more games while I'm here. It's great to go to those stadiums and see everything that goes into a match.
JC: You end your time with Everton just before Christmas. What are you doing with the rest of your time before preseason begins on January 18?
SJ: I'm going to be back in Atlanta through Christmas and maybe New Years. I caught up with the family for a week over Thanksgiving and planned to be there longer.
Because I was coming over here I decided to go down to Florida for a week by myself to get away and be able to get ready for this experience.
JC: Great to hear from you Sean. We'll talk soon.
SJ: Have a good one!
I'm a morning person. So when I saw Jalil Anibaba online today, I thought why not see how things have been going through his first few days training at Atletico Madrid. We talk Ja's touring of the training facilities and stadium, how he plans to spend Thanksgiving and his picking up of the Spanish lisp. Enjoy!
Jeff Crandall: How has your training stint gone so far?
Jalil Anibaba: It's been going really well. I'm having a great time out here and I'm really loving the experience so far. The training facilities are top class. It's separate from the stadium which is in the city itself. Amazing grass and turf fields and really everything you could need for training.
JC: Who are you training with?
JA: I'm training with the B team. The first day we scrimmaged the first team. They provided good competition and a great experience. It is rewarding to be able to measure yourself against guys that have proven success in winning the Europa League last season.
JC: Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday, so how do you plan to celebrate it there in Spain tomorrow?
JA: Of course I'm American at heart and unfortunately I'm away from home and my family over Thanksgiving. I'm probably going to Skype in with the family before they eat dinner and say hello. That'll do for me.
JC: Have you been able to get into the city yet?
JA: Yeah, some of the representatives from the club took me into the city. I got to see their stadium and museum, the locker room and all their facilities. It was a great experience.
JC: Have you had paella yet?
JA: I haven't had paella in Spain yet but I've had it lots of times because my stepmother's mom is from Spain actually. She cooks it for us all the time. Spanish food is really nothing new to me to be honest.
JC: How is your Spanish? Are you speaking with a lisp yet?
JA: My Spanish is okay. I can speak a bit and I know enough to get by when I need to. The lisp throws me off but you have to adapt!
JC: What have you been doing with your down time?
JA: I've treated my down time as seriously as I do back in Chicago. Making sure I get enough rest in between sessions is the primary focus. However, if situations permit, I will explore. Like I said earlier, I got the chance to tour their stadium and all their facilities and that was amazing. From what I've seen, the city of Madrid is beautiful to say the very least.
JC: How have the players received you? Have they talked to you about what MLS is like?
JA: The other players have been great. They have received me well and they treat me with respect and kindness. Many are curious about MLS and how much the league has grown in recent years. From what I have experienced thus far, it's safe to say our league's growth has expanded beyond our shores and people around the world are becoming more aware of what we are doing in the US.
JC: Any chance you'll be able to take in a first team game?
JA: Yeah it's looking like I'll be able to see a few. I think definitely their game against Sevilla on the weekend. I'm looking forward to seeing them play live and just the atmosphere to see how everything compares. When you watch teams play on television from a thousand miles away, you don't get the experience firsthand so being here will be tremendous.
JC: On Monday Austin Berry was named Rookie of the Year and Logan Pause won the Fair Play award. What is your reaction to having your teammates be recognized?
JA: I think it's a tribute to how amazing our season was. Obviously we didn't finish like we would have hoped but there's definitely a silver lining to be found within our season. Austin is definitely a part of that – he had an amazing season as a rookie and we're all very happy for him. It's very deserving because he stepped in and contributed at a time where we needed him and never let go of his spot.
As far as Logan is concerned, winning the Fair Play award epitomizes him as a person and as a class player and captain. I feel like he does a lot of dirty work and it doesn't always get noticed. His approach to the game is tremendous and I'm very pleased that he was acknowledged for it.
JC: You're going to be in Madrid until December 2 and then preseason begins again in mid-January… Are you feeling like you need a little rest?
JA: I feel great. My body feels great and I'm just trying to push myself and become a better professional every day.
JC: What are you doing once you get back stateside?
JA: I'm going to stop off in Chicago for a little bit and then head back home to California to see the family. As far as training is concerned, I'll speak with Tony [Jouaux] about exactly the best way to go about staying fit but also getting some rest.
JC: Thanks for your time Jalil! We'll check back in with you next week!
JA: Sounds good! Happy Thanksgiving to you and everyone!


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The purpose of the study is to evaluate the Calcium homeostasis in adult patients with uncontrolled acromegaly. The measurements will be repeated 3-6 months after the treatment of acromegaly (surgical or medical). The control group consists of patients with nonfunctioning pituitary tumors who will undergo surgical removal.
Nonfunctioning Pituitary Tumor
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Calcium Homeostasis in Acromegaly: Effect of Surgical/Medical Treatment and Comparison With Nonfunctioning Pituitary Tumors.
- Calcitriol/PTH [ Time Frame: Baseline and 3-6 months after trreatment of pituitary condition ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
To describe baseline calcitriol/PTH status in patients with uncontrolled acromegaly, with subanalyses based on presence of hyperprolactinemia.
To assess the change in calcitriol/PTH levels after treatment with acromegaly, with subanalyses based on type of therapy (surgical or medical).
To evaluate the calcium and calcitriol/PTH levels in patients with acromegaly compared to patients with nonfunctioning pituitary adenomas, with subanalyses based on presence of hyperprolactinemia in either group.
Biospecimen Retention: Samples Without DNA
Blood and urine samples obtained from subjects.
|Study Start Date:
|December 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|August 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|August 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Group 1 - Acromegaly, Group 2 - control
Group 1 - Acromegaly patients, Group 2 - Nonfunctioning pituitary adenoma patients (control)
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
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|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Patients with uncontrolled acromegaly and nonfunctioning pituitary adenomas presenting to the Emory University Pituitary Center for medical or surgical treatment.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients diagnosed with acromegaly or a nonfunctioning pituitary who will receive treatment for the pituitary condition.
- Study subjects must agree to participate in this study and provide written consent.
- Site- Emory Clinic/Emory University hospital.
- Stage of Disease: Patients with active acromegaly that is either newly diagnosed or uncontrolled on current therapy (as shown by GH/IGF-1 levels). Patients with nonfunctioning pituitary adenoma in whom surgical intervention planned based on current guidelines will serve as a control group.
- Age: Study subjects must be over 18 years of age.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Age < 18 years old
- Prior other diseases: Patients chronic renal disease stage 3 or worse (estimated GFR > 60).
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01568359
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|Emory Clinic
|Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30322
|Emory University Hospital
|Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30322
|Principal Investigator:
|Adriana Ioachimescu, MD, PhD
|Asst Professor
|Responsible Party:
|Adriana Ioachimescu, MD, PhD, Associate Professor, Emory University
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|NCT01568359 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|March 29, 2012
|Last Updated:
|December 4, 2014
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|United States: Institutional Review Board
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Pituitary Diseases
Pituitary Neoplasms
Brain Neoplasms
Central Nervous System Neoplasms
Endocrine Gland Neoplasms
Hypothalamic Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Nervous System Neoplasms
Supratentorial Neoplasms
Bone Diseases
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Welcome to another installment of the Growing Your Blog Series! Today we're going to be talking about the proper {at least according to me…lol} etiquitte for when you want to share a great idea you saw on someone else's blog.
A notification email would be greatly appreciated too!
HOWEVER, linking to my project is perfectly fine and I encourage it! Those who link to a project of mine are welcome to take one or two photos and link each photo back to that specific post.
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Thank you for sharing this series! I really like it!
Mut add a blog policy to my site, right before I send you that Starbucks gift card:)
This just happened to me too – I'm trying to get another Blogger to take down my mosaic tutorial from the contest! She claims she has been too busy to edit her post… If anyone finds themselves affected by someone who *doesn't* follow your great advice, Amy, there is some great info at this post for taking the next steps: http://lorelle.wordpress.com/2006/04/10/what-do-you-do-when-someone-steals-your-content/
Per the usual, this is such an awesome topic for this series! THANK YOU for pointing these tips out!
Card is in the mail…lol! Just kidding, but I was reading.
Thanks so much for the information. I believe I will be adding a 'policy' section.
Wonderfully said! Though sometimes I'm afraid of putting the original inspiration on my blog cuz it might be better haha. Or when I copy someone and get lots of "what a great idea" I feel a little guilty it wasn't my idea and that I seem to be getting the credit, but I ALWAYS link to the original source, sometimes even 2 or 3 times throughout the post.
And may I just add a little tidbit? You should host the pictures on your own server/blog when featuring. I thought it was something obvious until I exceeded my bandwidth limit when one of my projects got heavily featured (for what I was used to) and the bloggers were using my picture directly. (if interested you can read more here).
Thanks Amy for another great post on blogging. This is one subject that I've wondered about. I do like to feature other blogger's great ideas now and then and I want to do it the right way so that they get the kudos that they deserve.
Very helpful! Thanks for the info- there seems to be so much to think about that I didn't even know I needed to think about! Having a blog policy spelled out for your readers is a good idea, will need to figure out one for myself.
This is great information! Just a question, only peripherally related – how do you enforce your privacy policy? Unless you scour the interwebs or follow a billion blogs, you won't really know if someone is copying your blog content. You're really just hoping that people are honest, right?
These are some really great tips and advice. I currently don't have a blog policy and I am going to create one right away! Thanks!
Thank you for the great tips! Now here is a question… can I copy your blog policy? lol! emmalinebags.com
Perfect timing for this! I am fairly new to blogging and I saw a great idea that I am going to make my own version of. Your tips are very helpful!
Thanks Amy! This is great information for all bloggers. I would love for you to link this to my Sunday Slice party if you would like to share.
Wow, what a great post you have written. What do you think about if someone gives you a text link saying they got their idea from your tutorial, but then they write and post pretty much the same tutorial but with their own photos as the one you wrote and they got the idea from? That happened to me and Im not sure how I feel about it.
fantastic tips!
I'm loving all of these tips…as a relatively new blogger, it's nice to learn the unofficial rules!! =)
I'm pinning this to my Blogging 101 Board so I can reference back to the series later!
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Really good info, thank you for writing this. Now you have me wondering if anyone has ever re-posted photos of my family!
Thanks for this information! I'm new to blogging as well, so etiquette and tips are greatly appreciated.
Good article. Thanks for paying forward for all of newbies.
At the risk of disagreeing with everyone, I think lifting a picture from someone else (copying and pasting) without their permission is called stealing… even if you credit them. You can't just take someone else's work? You must ask them first- unless they give you permission in a written statement somewhere on their blog.
Thank you so much for featuring my little wreath project! I was happily reading your post because I'm still sometimes a little unsure about re-posting one picture with credit and wanted your take (I usually tell the person after I did it if they don't have a formal policy and I try to always tell everyone that if it's not okay with them, let me know and I'll get rid of it – most people are flattered.) Anyways, saw my project and got super-excited!!! Thanks for your super-sweet words! : )
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SCENARIO 1: I agree, it's great to take inspiration form someone else's projects, that's why people create tutorials. It's fine to use one of their images and correct blog etiquette link to their tutorial. And fun to show what you've made. What's not OK is to create your own step by step tutorial (the same or almost the same) as the original and post it on your blog. That's basically copying someone else's original idea, and reposting their tutorial in full. I think this is sometimes hard for people to grasp, but it's a very important part of showing respect for bloggers who create original content. It's a lot of hard work.
Can you tell this is a soap box issue with me?! LOL.


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EAST PROVIDENCE — Newport Police Officer Christopher Ian McGregor looked out at the dispersing crowd, those folks who had gathered to forever memorialize his dad late Tuesday morning.
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CUMBERLAND – By Gary Reedy's estimation, eight years have elapsed since Cumberland High last captured the Cumberland-Lincoln Boys & Girls Holiday Tournament.
Needless to say, putting an end to such a drought would brighten the Clippers' spirits heading into the coming year. Cumberland earned the right to play in the championship game after disposing of Woonsocket, 71-63, Tuesday night in the Wellness Center. Junior Ben Bradley paced Cumberland with 19 points along with eight assists and five rebounds.
WARWICK -- Taylor Rego's goal late in the second overtime period lifted Lincoln to a 3-2 victory over Cumberland in the Toll Gate Holiday Tournament championship game played on Tuesday night at Thayer Arena.
"It took a great shot by Taylor to win this game," said Lincoln coach Jim Riel. "Taylor ended up being named MVP of the tournament."
Cumberland took a 1-0 lead in the first period on a goal by Michael Kinch. Lincoln took a 2-1 lead after two periods on goals by Nick Zammarelli and Mike Enos but the Clippers stayed strong and tied the game in the third stanza on Andrew Pluta's goal.
SMITHFIELD – For 16 minutes of the Smithfield Officials Tournament, Tolman High held its own against Division I opponent North Providence.
It's too bad it was the other 16 minutes that made the difference.
The Tigers fell behind by 25 points at halftime before eventually succumbing to a 57-34 loss to the Cougars in Tuesday's opener of the three-day tourney. Senior Danai Porter was the lone bright spot for Tolman, scoring more than two thirds of the offense with a game-best 23 points.
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Born in Cumberland, she was a daughter of the late Phillip and Yvonne (Blanchette) Henault. She resided in Albion for most of her life.
Mrs. Jacques was employed as a cook by the Lincoln School Department before retiring in 1982.
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CRANSTON - Marie Elizabeth (O'Neill) Custer of Cranston, RI, passed away suddenly on December 23. Beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend, she touched the lives of many, and is already sorely missed.
Born in Pawtucket, she was the daughter of the late Eva LaPrade and John A. O'Neill, and lived in North Smithfield for many years. Active in her community, she played several roles including teacher, politician, parishioner, and counselor.
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SOUTH ATTLEBORO - Charles C. Burns of Allen Ave. passed away peacefully Monday, December, 26, 2011 at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence, RI surrounded by his loving family. He died at the age of 70 after being stricken by an unexpected illness.
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PAWTUCKET - Mary (Jardin) McCarthy, 87, of Cape Coral, Florida, died Sunday, November 20, 2011 after a long illness. She was the beloved wife of the late William F. McCarthy, Sr. They were happily married for 65 years.
Born in Lowell, MA and raised in Pawtucket, RI, Mary was the daughter of Francisco and Adeline Jardin. Mary lived in Pawtucket while she and Bill raised their family of six children. They retired to Lee County, Florida in 1980 where she lived until the time of her death.
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PAWTUCKET - Mercedes Rodriguez, 77 of Prospect St. passed away on Friday at RI Hospital after an illness.
She was born in Mayaguez, PR, a daughter of the late Pelon and Emelia Lopez. She has lived in Rhode Island for the last 40 years. Mrs. Rodriguez was a home maker and enjoyed being with her family.
She leaves 4 daughters, Elba Lacroix and Norma Rosario both of NO. Providence and Millagros Rodriguez and Soccoro "Lisi" Perez both of Central Falls; 3 sons, Ramon Rodriguez, Reynaldo Santos and Hector Rosario all of Pawtucket, 14 Grandchildren and 36 Great Grandchildren.
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PAWTUCKET - William F. Tinkham, 54, of Pawtucket died December 26, 2011. He was the longtime companion of Joyce Audette.
Mr. Tinkham was born in Central Falls, the son of the late John J. Tinkham Jr. and Margaret (Lalime) Tinkham.
Besides his companion Mr. Tinkham leaves a son, William F. Tinkham Jr. He is also survived by his sister Gail Laroche, and his brothers James Tinkham, Robert Tinkham, and Edward Tinkham. He was the brother of the late John J. Tinkham III.
Funeral and burial will be private. www.manningheffern.com.
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S. ATTLEBORO - Irene T. Fagnant, 73 died on Monday in Attleboro, with her family by her side. She was the wife of Richard R. Fagnant and the daughter of the late Georges and Dorilla (Viau) Ledoux. She was a communicant of St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Church in S. Attleboro, where she had been a resident since 1968.
Annette Lavergne
NORTH SMITHFIELD - Annette (Sirois) Lavergne, 86, of North Smithfield, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family, Monday, December 26, 2011. She was the wife of the late Armand D. Lavergne.
Born in Pawtucket, she was the daughter of the late Wilfred and Mary Jane (St. Pierre) Sirois. Mrs. Lavergne lived most of her life in Pawtucket before moving to Cumberland in 2002 and then North Smithfield in 2008.
Claire R. Rancourt
PAWTUCKET - Claire R. (Bebeau) Rancourt, 78, passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 25, 2011. She was the beloved wife of the late Antoine G. Rancourt,together they had celebrated 50 years of marriage. A lifelong resident of Pawtucket, she was a daughter of the late William H. and Blanche E. (St. Germain) Bebeau.
Claire was an avid bowler and card player. She was also a volunteer at the Community Food Pantry, Benefit St., Pawtucket and was actively involved with the RIARC, Blackstone Valley Chapter.
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CENTRAL FALLS - Lucille T. Coutu, 85, passed December 26th with her loving family by her side. She was the wife of the late Central Falls Fire Chief Robert A. Coutu.
She was a daughter of the late Charles and Alphonsine (Levesque) Hall.
She had been employed by the Central Falls School Department before retiring.
Lucille was an avid gardener and enjoyed Tai Chi and spending time with her children.
Roger Gamache
CUMBERLAND - Roger Gamache, 77, of Mt. St. Rita's Health Care Centre, Cumberland, died Sunday at his residence where he lived for the past 5 years. Born October 13, 1934 in Central Falls, he was a son of the late Ralph and Marion (Plouffe) Martin Gamache.
He was a graduate of Pawtucket East High School. He had been employed by Greystone, Inc. for 10 years. He had previously been employed by Healthtex, Inc. for 29 years.
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CUMBERLAND - Cathy E. Alves, 55 of Eddy Street, passed away Monday in R.I. Hospital, Providence. She was the wife of Sebastiao M. Alves.
Born in Columbia, SC., she was the daughter of the late Luther and Mary (Frier) Drawdy Jr. Mrs. Alves resided in Cumberland most of her life.
She was employed as a CNA for Access Home Health Care of East Providence.
WARWICK – Lincoln High is young this season with more than half of its roster consisting of freshmen and sophomores.
According to head coach James Riel, the one thing the Lions do have in their favor is depth.
While Lincoln may still struggle somewhat against the upper-echelon of teams in Division I, Riel envisions his squad being competitive against its other rivals.
The Lions gave evidence of that the past two games.
WARWICK – It was another win for Cumberland High, its sixth straight without a defeat.
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Synonymous with British culture, Gin is now enjoyed worldwide and is most commonly drunk in a Gin and Tonic or a Martini. In essence, gin is a spirit with a predominant flavour of juniper berries, which account for its tangy, crispness and refreshing attributes.
There are various styles of gin with London Dry Gin being the most popular - Tanqueray and Beefeater are both notable London Dry Gins. Whilst Juniper must be the dominant flavour, other botanicals can be used to make gin, and there is no limit to what can be used – these often include anise, liquorice root, saffron, cinnamon, cassia bark and orris root. The term "gin" might derive from either the Dutch "jenever" or the French "genièvre" – both of which mean "juniper".
Gin can be made with any neutral spirit, so production methods can vary greatly. It is how the spirit is flavoured that marks the difference between the various styles.
The two principal styles are Distilled Gin and Compound Gin. Distilled Gin is made by re-distilling neutral with the botanicals, whereas compound gin is made by simply steeping spirit in botanicals without re-distillation.
Another variant involves distilling spirit through a tray, or basket of botanicals.
Dutch gin, known as jenever or genever, is a distinctive style of gin, which must be at least partly distilled from barley malt in a pot still. The result is a gin which bares marked semblance to whisky.
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OGDENSBURG The Ogdensburg Public Library so far has 15 applicants for its childrens librarian position.
City Clerk and Civil Service Commission Secretary Kathleen A. Bouchard said Friday that the deadline to receive the take-home Civil Service questionnaire is March 15. After that, the citys Civil Service Commission will review the documents and identify the top three contestants.
Library Director Wayne L. Miller will make the final selection. He said Friday that he wants a new childrens librarian by spring, by which time more young people are expected at the library because of the return of popular youth activities such as the summer reading program.
Im making it a top priority just as soon as I get the list, he said.
The childrens librarian position has been vacant since Bonnie L. Wright retired in January 2011. It was left vacant until last year because budget cutbacks at the library made it necessary to take funds earmarked for salaries and transfer them to depleted line items such as books and utilities.
There were two finalists for the job last fall until one of them withdrew. Instead of offering the position to the remaining candidate, Mr. Miller chose to call for another Civil Service recruitment to find another pool of top three candidates.
In the absence of a childrens librarian, the library has been making do with staff, volunteers and members of Friends of the Ogdensburg Public Library.
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|Early AM Avery Break-in Foiled; Arrest Made
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Avery Officers have made an arrest in a break-in in progress from early this morning, that after residents woke to the sound of breaking glass. The call came in shortly after 6am at a structure on Watauga River Road, just off NC 105 in Avery County, the caller reporting that noises
continued in the upper level of the structure after the initial breaking glass, heard by residents who lived on a lower level. Officers from Seven Devils and Banner Elk joined in the rush to the scene, the first arriving unit reporting the break-in in progress, and within two minutes, an arrest made. Just before 7, officers took the suspect to the jail and magistrate, and more details are yet to come.
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Elizabeth R. Dansereau, 64, of Littlefield Road, passed away February 6, 2013 at Home & Hospice Care of RI in Providence.
Born in Warwick, she was a daughter of Eleanor (Butterfield) Dansereau and the late Raymond Dansereau.
Elizabeth was the beloved mother of Dawn Hoop and Stephanie Corvese; loving sister of Raymond Dansereau, William Dansereau, Paula Fitzpatrick and Patricia Mahan. She is also survived by ten grandchildren.
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POTSDAM Clarkson University students got a break from the frenzied frustration of flashcards, outlines and essay writing by visiting a certified therapist in the library this week but this particular therapist had flowing hair, almond-shaped eyes and a happy, wagging tail.
Rose the therapy dog brought some much-needed stress release to the campus by spending an hour a day in the Harriet Call Burnap Memorial Library.
We see ourselves as a resource for students, said Mary K. Cabral, a reference librarian. In the past, weve tried things like brain games to help students cool off during finals, but this made sense. We have a staff full of animal lovers.
The golden retriever was accompanied by her owner, Joan K. Kogut, Potsdam.
This is something I really believe in, Ms. Kogut said. It is a win-win situation the dog loves attention, and she brings smiles to the people.
Students encircled Rose as she rolled onto her back and offered her belly for scratching. Sophomore Brittany Desiato stopped for a moment to pet the dog.
I have five finals this week, but none today, thankfully, she said. Ive been doing Mad Libs and coloring to decompress, but the dog is pretty good.
Ms. Kogut said Rose has a therapeutic pedigree.
Ive been doing this since the late 90s. Shes a third-generation therapy dog, Ms. Kogut said. Her mother and her grandmother were both therapy dogs too, but Rose just started this year.
That is because this year, Rose received her certification from Therapy Dogs International, a group that provides dogs and their handlers for visits to schools, hospitals and other facilities. Ms. Kogut said therapy dogs were used to comfort people after Hurricane Katrina and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Rose also is trained as a hunting dog and participates in field trial competitions, Ms. Kogut said.
You wouldnt recognize her, she said. She has an on-off switch. On the field, shes full of energy, but she senses this is a quieter environment.
Clarkson junior Alan Beadle shared some affection with Rose.
Im a dog owner; I miss my dog back home, so this is nice, he said. Normally, I just kind of work through the stress, but theres nothing like a dog.
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POTSDAM - Nothing came easy for Hammond on Friday evening at SUNY Potsdam as No. 2 seed and number six ranked Lady Red Devils played No. 5 seed Heuvelton in the Section 10 Class D Girls Basketball Championship game.
The Red Devils needed a little luck and a lot of resiliency down the stretch to overcome the Lady Bulldogs upset bid in a 43-40 win.
This has been an emotional week to say the least for me, said Hammond coach Shawn Dack whose team will face Salmon River in the Tournament of Champions on 5 p.m. at SUNY Potsdam on Tuesday in the Section 10 semi-finals.
Ive had to deal with a very close family member passing away last Saturday and trying to prepare the girls for the games we have had ahead of us. I just want to tell my family how proud I am of them and my thoughts and prayers have always been with them, said Dack.
But I am also very proud of this team. We work hard to be who we are and these girls have shown great resiliency in how they play and overcome obstacles. We have preached that to them a lot this year. And sports is a great promoter of tough situations, circumstances and events. Life will knock you down more times than you know. The question is do you sit there or stand up. Well, We stand up at Hammond, Dack said.
On Friday obstacles including a small fourth quarter deficit and very unfriendly baskets at the Jerry Welsh court.
Those obstacles were overcome by getting big rebounds on the offensive and defensive glass, taking a charge and forcing a turnover in the final minute.
We knew Heuvelton was going to be very tough and they were even tougher than we expected, Dack noted of Heuveltons excellent effort after two setbacks during the season of 55-25 and 52-32.
The contest was close throughout as Heuveltons Hannah Thornhill delivered a three in the second quarter beating a shot clock violation to make it 11-10 Hammond but Alyssa Crosby later closed out the quarter with two free throws for a 16-11 halftime lead.
The lead grew to seven three times in the third quarter but Heuveltons Maddie St. Pierre, Logan Tallman and Paige McCormick scored seven straight to tie the game at 28-28 with 7:30 left in the fourth quarter.
With 5:30 left in fourth, McCormick gave Heuvelton a 32-31 lead. Later in the quarter, Crosby scored on a rebound putback for a 37-34 lead but McCormick answered for Heuvelton.
Alexis Weidner gave Heuvelton a 38-37 lead with 1:10 to play but Crosby, who scored 13 fourth quarter points, made it 39-38. Heuvelton had a chance to tie at the foulline but missed and Gabby Marshall sank two free throws for a 41-38 lead with 26.9 seconds left.
Courtney Bova then drew a charge for Hammond and Crosby and hit another free throw for a 42-38 lead. After a double-dribble at mid-court by Heuvelton, Crosby added a free throw for 43-38 before Weidner hit a outside basket at the buzzer.
Crosby finished with 28 points, 15 rebounds and four steals. Brianne Langtry chipped in four steals and two points. Marshall tallied five points while Bova added four.
McCormick and Logan Tallman (four rebounds) each scored nine points for Heuvelton. Alexis Weidner added seven points, five rebounds and four steals.
Maddie St. Pierre added six points and seven boards.
Heuvelton coach Rob Powers was very pleased with his teams effort.
After two lopsided games with them we played right with them. I really thought we played good defense and rebounded. But Alyssa Crosby took over in fourth. We had a couple of opportunities late but didnt convert and Hammond took advantage, said Powers.
We had a great year, we have four starters back next season and we only lose two players,
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4pm gmt today for Copperplate Time
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Mr. O'Leary I want to thank you for the great contribution you have made to my appreciation and knowledge of Irish music. I have been a longtime listener to Liveireland. I often worked Sundays and would put the feed on for hours on end. I finally realized that Monday-Friday worked too and now have it on all the time. When your show first came on, I wasn't fully appreciative of the instrumental music and preferred the vocalists. Over time, your enthusiasm won me over and when a couple weeks back Caladh Nua shows up a half mile from my house and announced they would start with 2 reels and a jig I was delighted. It sounds like you and some of the giants you reference have been challenged with health issues but know that the music will survive forever with no small thanks to you. Thank you and please keep up bringing such great joy. I will be visiting Ireland this May for the first time in 35 years and look forward to the music. Thanks always, Rex
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AA: @ Reading Phillies 4, Binghamton Mets 1
The B-Mets had two hits. 1B Wilmer Flores had both of them, including a solo homerun, his 17th of the year. He's now hit safely in eight straight games and is up to .380/.436/.609 in 24 games. It was his seventh game at first, to go along with 20 at second and 24 at third in AA. Reese Havens played second while Jefry Marte handled third. The homerun was his 17th of the year, a new career-high.
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DMK Withdrew Support From UPA II
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1. Why does Madelinetosh not have dye lots?
All of our yarns are hand-dyed here in Texas in small batches.
To create the layered colors and depth you find in each skein they must be dyed in small batches. Large, volume based commerical hand-dyers use large vat dye machines which are able to submerge anywhere from 20 to 50 skeins in one vat at a time. These vats are then pressurized to force the dye into the very center of the bundled skeins to distribute the dye evenly. This commercial technique of dying is great when creating a solid colored skein but useless when creating a skein that has multiple layers of color.
2. What is your online shop return policy?
3. How quickly will my online shop order ship?
All orders ship in approximately 3-5 business days. On sale days, orders may take 7 – 9 business days due to the large volume of orders. If you place an order on Friday please note we are closed on the weekends but will happily start to process your order as soon as we return on Monday. All orders are dyed to order. For more on our shipping policy click here.
4. Do I have to pay sales tax on online shop purchases?
Only Texas residents must pay an 8.25% sales tax rate.
5. Can I pick up my online shop order at the Fort Worth store?
No, the madelinetosh.com website and the Madtosh retail store in Fort Worth, TX are two separate entities and do not hold the same inventory.
6. Will you refund my shipping costs on a returned item from the online store?
No, we will not refund your shipping costs unless the item received was damaged or your order or improperly shipped thus prompting the return.
7. How can I buy the other yarn bases I see listed under the yarns section on your website?
These yarns are exclusively available via our international selection of wonderful retailers. To find a store that carries these Madelinetosh yarns near you click here!
8. How do I sign up for the Madelinetosh Yarn Clubs?
We offer a limited number of memberships in two different yarn clubs (yarn club and sweater club). To find out more about these clubs click here.
9. My local yarn store does not carry the particular colorway I am looking for. What do I do now?
It is almost impossible for your local yarn store to carry every colorway we make in every base. This would be equivalent to about 2,400 different selections!!
That said, if there is a color you are dying to find, feel free to phone us here at the office (817-249-3066). We can sometimes track down a store that has received a shipment of that colorway.
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11. Do I need to alternate skeins?
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Work two rows from one skein and then switch to an alternate skein to work two more rows. Keep alternating between both skeins every two rows. This will blend the subtle differences in two dye lots with ease. Carry your strands up the side of your work as you go, no need to cut and weave in extra ends on your project.
If working in the round drop your strand and pick up a strand from an alternate skein changing skeins every 2 to 4 rounds and carrying the strands up inside the fabric.
12. What does "dyed to order" mean?
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DFB Delegation Visit To Yad Vashem
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WASHINGTON – An 18-year-old woman was shot in the leg during an attempted robbery Tuesday morning in D.C., officials say.
The teenager was reportedly on her way to school at Phelps Architecture, Construction, and Engineering High School in Northeast when she was shot in the 1400 block of Morris Road in Southeast at about 8:40 a.m.
Police say the girl was shot in the leg and her injuries were not life-threatening. A suspect in the case is described as a black male wearing a red jacket and a mask.
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Road Trip Near Savannah: Drive on to the Drive-In!
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CLEVELAND -- Watch your speed out there on Cleveland's streets. A new portable camera may be watching your every move.
As part of its Operation Safe Streets, the city is deploying the camera units across the area to help reduce speed in neighborhoods, reduce accident severity and get drivers to better comply with traffic laws.
In front of each camera, there is a sign notifying drivers that a speed enforcement area is just ahead.
The cost of a photo enforcement ticket is $100.
The Clerk of Courts does not make the decision to put the cameras on the street, nor does the office choose the locations. The City Safety Department works with Council members to choose the locations.
The Clerk of Courts office does collect the fines.
The city says the units do not require an officer on site and can be placed in areas where pole mounted or mobile speed camera units cannot be used.
Cameras will record speeding violations and a Cleveland officer will review results to determine if a citation is warranted. Citations will be mailed to the owner of the vehicle.
Signs will be placed in areas where a Portable Camera Unit may be in use. The PCUs can be moved from location to location.
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010The Lady Bisons golf team finished in 12th place Tuesday in the 12th annual F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate at the Clarksville Country Club.
Lindsey Beard shot an 81 in the first round and an 80 in the second to lead the Lady Bisons with a score of 161. She finished tied for 35th,
Katie Pursell with a 169 (88, 81) tied for 60th.
Allie Pancake tied for 70th place with a 174 (89, 85).
MacKenzy Carter was 72nd with a 175 (88, 87).
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HuffPost | By David Morris | May 20, 2015
About the same time that Obama was standing in Nike's headquarters, the Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights issued a report condemning Nike's labor practices.
Mic | By Max Plenke | May 27, 2015
Reports by the Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights show how the people who make our phones in China incur surprising physical costs- including numbness, exhaustion and harassment.
The Guardian | By Rose Aguilar | May 08, 2015
Guardian: According to the IGLHR's report, Nike symbolizes the destructive impacts of trade deals like the TPP. Those $100-$200 Nike shoes you see in stores carry a declared customs value of $5.27 per pair.
Yahoo Politics | By Dylan Stableford | May 08, 2015
Senator Bernie Sanders cites the Institute's report on Vietnam and Trans-Pacific Partnership as he urges President Obama "Just Don't Do It" regarding his visit to Nike headquarters to promote the TPP.
Politico | By Doug Palmer | May 08, 2015
"President's choice of Nike for pro-trade speech stirs controversy on eve of 'fast-track' vote."
Huffington Post | By Dave Jamieson | May 08, 2015
According to Huffington Post, "Obama's scheduled visit to #Nike has trade deal skeptics scratching their heads."
Just Style | By Michelle Russell | April 29, 2015
Sporting giant Nike has been slammed by a human rights organisation for lacking "guts and moral" when it comes to sourcing in Vietnam. The damning report by the Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights, likens Nike to "the canary in the coal mine"...
HBO Last Week Tonight with John Oliver | May 01, 2015
On April 26, HBO Last Week Tonight with John Oliver aired a terrific segment on fashion brands profiteering from sweatshop production, using Institute cases as examples.
MSNBC The Ed Show | March 13, 2015
Nike encourages employees to support the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement. See what Charles Kernaghan and Rep. Jan Schakowsky say about it.
National Catholic Reporter | By Tony Magliano | January 05, 2015
Please email and call (Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121) your two U.S. senators and House representative and urge them to reintroduce and actively support the "Decent Working Conditions and Fair Competition Act."
The AFL-CIO, USW union and scores of labor activists, community, fair trade, environmental and women's rights groups are going all out to block the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal. Call this hotline to connect to your Senator: 1-855-790-8815
Nike is truly the canary in the coal mine, pointing us to what unfettered "free trade" looks like, and what the world will look like under the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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Garment workers in Bangladesh fight back and win. The Institute initiates turnaround in major apparel producers.
Chinese teenagers toil excessive hours for poverty wages as they manufacture the Microsoft peripherals we use.