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Latest pReader Update Adds ePub Support 17
pReader, a homebrew graduate that already supported Secure eReader and Secure Mobipocket formats for e-books (something that has substantially softened the impact of eReader's own lack of webOS plans), reached another milestone this week when its author Jappus announced "experimental ePub support" with version 0.8 (for now available only via the app's PreCentral Forum homepage).
As e-book and Apple fans alike know, ePub is an open standard for e-books that Apple has announced will be the chosen format for its iBooks app on the iPad. Other e-book readers and stores already support ePub, as does Popelli Reader for webOS. pReader, though, is the first webOS appp to combine ePub support with compatibility for other secure formats, allowing users to read DRM-protected e-books from sites like Fictionwise. With this latest improvement, along with ongoing tweaks of other functions, its open-source status, and its continued $0 cost, pReader maintains its leadership among e-book reading programs on the Pre.
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Can you read kindle books with it?
It would only be possible to read mobi based books.
Then you would need to crack the encryption (technically violating the DMCA).
Then you need to convert to a common format (unless it reads mobi format now.)
I hope one day, our user base become so big that amazon develops an app for palm pre.
"Greetings from Amazon.com
Thanks for writing to us with your feedback developing the Kindle application for palm operating system.
Currently, we does not have any plan regarding launching the Kindle application with palm. However, I will take your comments as a feedback, and I will forward your comments to the Kindle development team.
Your valuable feedback and suggestions will help us to improve the selection and service we provide.
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Haha did you click no at the end? just because they answered you, doesnt mean they fixed the problem =)
heres what i really want to know,why are app that i had to pay for being offered to other countries for free,they earn $ just like we do so they should have to pay just like the U.S. and if not then we should get credited for the apps that are free in other countries and we already paid for!!!!!!!
i really think we need to be fair about how we do this so it should be,free across the board or pay across the board!!!!!
You dont pay for this app anywhere as far as I know so I dont know why you posted here. And for other apps just dont buy them if you dont like having to pay for it.
I've never gotten this app to display any books correctly, regardless of format. I'll have to spend some time reevaluating and see if it's improved, but for now I will have to say that book reading on the Pre is a gap that still needs to be filled.
They have been good about correcting problems. If the problem has not been fixed yet, just go to the forum for the app and post what the problem is, where you got it from and its format. He might ask for the file that is buggy so he can look at the code and find where the problem is, but he stays active on the forum and works hard to fix bugs.
It is a fantastic app. Supporting multiple formats, including in some cases DRM'd books, is excellent. Not only that, the whole interface and ongoing development are a pleasure. If you have any problems with it, just go onto the relevant thread in the homebrew forum and you will get excellent feedback from the developer, Jappus. And it is free. Can't ask for more.
I loaded several dozen free epub books to check this app out and not one will open. They all come back with the error, stating "unsupport file format".
The app asks you what format you want to add I select epub, the file shows that it is an epub file and yet I still receive the error message.
Hopefully a future version will work.
Hi, Jappus speaking.
Could you post a link to one (or more) of those files to the forum thread? Afterall, ePub support is tagged experimental for a reason, there are most probably some kinks that we still need to iron out.
And the best way you can help us with fixing those kinks is to provide us with files that show/trigger the errors. ^_^
I have been using it from very early on in homebrew. Support for my eReader.com pdb files kept getting better. Just give Jappus and Co. some time, the app will keep getting better. Very happy with the work so far.
Can anyone confirm that preader works with the epub file formated books that are sideloaded? And if so how?
I suggest everyone go to https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-us/kindle-help.html and send Amazon a request to bring us a Kindle app for WebOS. While I really do appreciate what pReader has done for the WebOS community, having Kindle available would really make it easier for me to invest in eBooks and stop killing all of those trees. I know it's unlikely a few emails will change their mind, but Amazon still needs to know that there's a desire for their Kindle software on WebOS. I just sent them an email and I'll be sure to repost their reply later. I suggest you do the same!
This is probably my most favorite app, thanks Jappus!
I was using mobipocket format with no problems until the upgrade a now none of my ebooks will open, I get a message saying unsupported format. I've deleted pReader & re-downloaded & still nothing. Any suggestions?
Do someone know if I add the new id device from preader in my profile at the mobipocket store if I will be able to read paid ebook when I will reload them and transfer them from the usb driver ?


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An anemic offensive performance by the New York Knicks, coupled with a supreme defensive effort by the Indiana Pacers gave Indiana a controlling 2-1 series lead with a Game 4 still to be played on their home court. For most of the game, the Knicks and Pacers dangled in a middle ground, the score close enough for New York to make a run and make it competitive, the Pacers nearing blowout territory. However, neither ever really materialized. New York was able to grind out possessions, occasionally forcing turnovers or getting stops, and occasionally able to put in consecutive buckets. (As obvious from the score, the Knicks didn't put together many strings of consecutive baskets). However, when the Knicks got within striking distance, it seemed the Pacers had an answer every time.
First Quarter
The first quarter more or less set the standard for the game. The Pacers came swingin' out of their corner, knocking down open threes on slow rotations from the Knicks to quickly take a 9-2 lead. New York responded, however, with some fight from Tyson Chandler underneath the basket, and the smoothest offensive attack we've seen from Carmelo Anthony, other than that fourth quarter explosion in Game 2. 'Melo forced his way inside for fouls, or otherwise bullied Paul George to the basket for some short jumpers. Around the halfway point, though, both offenses fell off a cliff, forcing the defenses to take center stage like these were the Knicks-Pacers playoff battles of the '90s yesteryear.
The Pacers struggled to score baskets as they are wont to do; part of that credit goes to intensified Knicks' defense. On the other end, New York's offensive struggles were pushed along by a terribly inefficient grouping of Jason Kidd, J.R. Smith, Carmelo Anthony, Kenyon Martin, and Tyson Chandler. The big lineup clustered the floor, especially with Smith and Kidd's inability to flip a coin into a fountain. With 4:20 remaining in the quarter, Chandler converted a layup. From then on, the Knicks didn't score until Anthony hit a jumper with 20 seconds remaining. They trailed Indiana 15-18 after one.
Second Quarter
The second quarter was highlight by New York turnovers and an immense struggle on the boards. Amar'e Stoudemire played for the first time since March 7, beginning the quarter paired with Martin and Smith in the front-court, Prigioni and Kidd in the back-court. Right off the bat, the Pacers' size and aggression on the glass fueled an early surge that put them up by seven. The Knicks held their own, though, finding their only offensive success in the pick-and-roll, as Prigioni drove the lane and twice hit Martin and Stoudemire off drop-off passes for dunks. No ground was gained, though, and Woodson ditched the lineup experiment after a few minutes.
Interestingly, the Knicks tried out some zone defense for a little while, and it worked in forcing the Pacers into some missed shots due to their lack of consistent perimeter threats. Unfortunately, it seemed the zone also thwarted the Knicks' rebounding efforts. Even once they went away from the zone, Roy Hibbert, David West, and the Pacers guards just pulverized the Knicks on the boards, snagging eight offensive rebounds in the quarter. And given the way Indiana's defense was functioning, denying dribble penetration and closing on the Knicks hard on the perimeter, New York couldn't afford to give away extra possessions.
The Knicks' offense flowed more smoothly than the first quarter, as a combination of Anthony jumpers, a few tough baskets from Smith, and a generous amount of free throws kept the Knicks in the game. A solid close to the quarter, highlighted by Anthony's pass out of a double-team to Martin for a layup brought New York within three – Pacers led 36-33 at halftime.
Third Quarter
After closing the first half strong ("strong" meaning a 9-2 run), the Knicks failed to capitalize on any momentum. Though they got solid contributions from 'Melo who continued to post and toast Paul George, and from some aggressive Shumpert drives, the Knicks had no answer for Roy Hibbert and the attention he commands down low. The Pacers grabbed three more offensive rebounds – an obvious improvement from earlier quarters – but Hibbert's size alone granted him some smooth jumphooks on post-ups or defensive attention that opened up shots for the Pacers. Indiana isn't the best three-point shooting team, but they hit 10 in Game 3 and three in the third quarter, all of which came at seemingly critical times.
The Knicks' offense stalled once again when the looks stopped dropping for Anthony and Shumpert. After they both hit two shots early in the quarter, they both began misfiring as time went on. Felton, who wasn't to be found all night, also forced some iffy looks off the pick-and-roll and saw a dip in playing time. Surprisingly, Stoudemire was able to give the Knicks a small boost before the quarter ended, tipping in a missed layup from Smith, and later hitting a pull-up three-pointer to beat the buzzer. The Knicks trailed by nine at the end of the quarter.
Fourth Quarter
The aforementioned theme of the game hanging in the balance of blowout and competitive enveloped the fourth quarter. Anthony continued on a stretch in which he missed seven straight shots, unable to score other than through free throws. Felton teased us with an aggressive and-one drive for a layup, but did little else thereafter. Shumpert was unable to carry the Knicks (not that he should be asked to), J.R. Smith couldn't conjure any feverish magic.
The Pacers continued bullying the Knicks down low and hitting three-pointers when left open. The Knicks didn't help their cause at all by continuing to turn the ball over – especially Kidd who had back-to-back turnovers that turned an eight-point Pacers lead into a 13-point Pacers lead. The Knicks just couldn't muster a comeback, and eventually succumbed, waving the white flag and pulling their starters.
- Part of the reason for the Knicks' success is that they maximize possessions by rarely giving them away. They were first in the league in turnovers during the regular season. Tonight, they had 15, and often at inopportune moments.
- The other foundation to the Knicks' success has been shooting the three-pointer (and making it at a good percentage). Tonight, the Knicks were just 3-11. Some of that was aggressive Pacer defense, closing out hard on shooters to force them into contested looks for inefficient mid-range shots. Other times, the Knicks have to be willing to pull the trigger. Shumpert, given room by West, has to punish him by just launching in West's eyeballs and making a few, even if it's not always the best look.
- Felton missed practice the other day due to a personal issue. It's worth pondering if it had anything to do with his poor, quiet performance in Game 3.
- Amar'e Stoudemire played just shy of 9 minutes, and posted 7 points on 3-8 shooting, with 2 rebounds. He didn't register a +/- for the game, which is a nice baby step. Hopefully some of his forced, arrhythmic post looks will come in better rhythm and timing as the series goes on.
- Jason Kidd hasn't scored a basket since Game 2 of the Boston series. Yet he plays 20 minutes tonight, and registers a -16. That's misleading, and he did provide 6 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals, but his on-court worth is not greater than Prigioni who played just 23 minutes tonight.
The Knicks now have off until Tuesday night. A win gives them back homecourt advantage and evens up the series. Honestly, I have positive feelings about Game 4.

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It doesn't matter what type of theme you have in your home, you'll find these types of water features in more styles than you could probably imagine. So, the problem won't be finding one, it will be picking only one! Of course, you really can't go overboard with fountains that sit on a table because they also perch politely on dressers, shelving and countertops so putting one in every room is always a spectacular option!
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The Ohio County Eagles started the season with a 2-0 record last year and then things went south.
The team didn't win another game.
This year they have a new head coach, Jody Ashby.
Like most teams with a new coach and new system, the Eagles are busy learning their playbook and getting comfortable with it,
So far, so good,
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Comic-Con: The Sarah Silverman Program panel report
After sitting through hours of spoilerific, carefully-calibrated marketing presentations, there's nothing quite as bracing as the inspired lunancy of Sarah Silverman and friends. The entire cast of The Sarah Silverman Program gathered at this year's Comic-Con to share clips from their second sesaon and a tape of Steve Agee masturbating, or as the moderator, comedian Zach Galifianakis, put it "alphabetizing his testicles." (He was alphabetizing for comedic purposes, of course.) Needless to say, it was an R-rated evening all around.
You can imagine what happens when you get people like Sarah Silverman, Brian Posehn, Laura Silverman, Zach Galifianakis, Steve Agee, Jay Johnston and Rob Schrab together on a stage. Nothing happens. Absolutely nothing. It is impossible for that many comedians to answer a question straight.
The most inspired moment of the evening came with Galifianakis decided to start wielding his moderator power and judge the questions with scorecards. Given the kinds of questions that get asked at Comic-Con, this is an idea that should really be considered for all panels. People could be shamed out of asking whether or not the panelists would date them although Silverman did promise to f@ck an audience member if she ever broke up with Jimmy Kimmel.
In terms of the show's second season, you can expect Sarah to keep offending in that brash, but oh-so-adorable way of her's. There will be episodes featuring a little D&D, abortion and the "always goes over really well just ask Ted Danson" blackface routine. Oh boy. I hope Comedy Central's already prepared their public statement about that one.


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Andrin, Simat win Dagan Para sa Kalikupan-A A +A
Sunday, June 1, 2014
LOVELY Andrin and Kenyan Isaac Simat topped the 10-kilometer run of the women's and men's division in the Dagan Para sa Kalikupan organized by Cebu Climate Change Association Inc. (CCCAI) yesterday at Parkmall, Mandaue City.
In the men's division, it was an all Kenyan-show as Kenyans emerged as the top three finishers. Kenyans were led by Simat who crossed the finish line in 33 minutes and 30 seconds, Douglas Mwiti clocked 33:59 to take second place, and Abraham Missos came third in 34:50.
The 10K women's foot race was highlighted with a close finish from Andrin and Monaliza Ambasa. Andrin gained the upper hand and crossed the finish line in 45:13, 29 seconds ahead of Ambasa . Ambasa clocked in 45:42, while Meeries Ramirez placed third with a time of 46:48.
In the 5K category, men's division was won by Robert Daang in 18:35, Prince Joery Lee crossed the finish line in 18:45 to finish second, while Kenyan James Mibei came third in 18:59. The women's division was topped by Cherry Andrin in 23:41, Jane Andrin came second in 24:21 and Lovely Grace Pena followed in 25:20 to take third place.
In the 3K category, John Cliff Debulosan (9:47) topped the men's division, Ronnie Andrin (10:16) took second place, and Fritz Anor (10:32) placed third. The women's division was won by Saralie Quezon (12:15), Kisha Delechos (12:20) and Karla Cosep
(12:34) took second and third place, respectively.
The run drew about 600 runners, parts of its proceeds will be used to support the national greening project of CCCAI which aim is to help the environment through mangrove and tree planting in Cebu.
Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on June 02, 2014.
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Over the past several years, transparency has swept the world. India and South Africa have adopted groundbreaking national freedom of information laws. China is on the verge of promulgating new openness regulations that build on the successful experiments of such major municipalities as Shanghai. From Asia to Africa to Europe to Latin America, countries are struggling to overcome entrenched secrecy and establish effective disclosure policies. More than seventy now have or are developing major disclosure policies or laws. But most of the world's nearly 200 nations do not have coherent disclosure laws; implementation of existing rules often proves difficult; and there is no consensus about what disclosure standards should apply to the increasingly powerful private sector.
As governments and corporations battle with citizens and one another over the growing demand to submit their secrets to public scrutiny, they need new insights into whether, how, and when greater openness can serve the public interest, and how to bring about beneficial forms of greater disclosure. The Right to Know distills the lessons of many nations' often bitter experience and provides careful analysis of transparency's impact on governance, business regulation, environmental protection, and national security. Its powerful lessons make it a critical companion for policymakers, executives, and activists, as well as students and scholars seeking a better understanding of how to make information policy serve the public interest.
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By: Jeff Falk
Posted: June 23, 2010
Daniela Ciocan, director of marketing for SoGeCos Americas / Cosmoprof North America.
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You had experience overseeing all aspects of product brand management of Awake Cosmetics and other brands. How were you able to translate that experience in the development and implementation of Discover Beauty?
Ciocan: My experience as a marketer and brand developer has opened my eyes to the need of a program such as DB, where newly developed brands can meet and get instant feedback from key specialty retailers who are able to work and nurture small emerging brands. I thought if we could bring together the retail buyers seeking innovation and "newness" and the entrepreneurs with fresh ideas, it would be a win-win all around; in the course of a few hours, the buyers get to see what trends are developing and the brand founders can get invaluable advice which they are free to include in the development and marketing of their brands. This type of access is very difficult and costly, both financially and from a time perspective, to a new start-up business entrepreneur. My experience has allowed me to also play with formulas, packaging and has exposed me to that creative side of the industry allowing me to recognize excellence and give it the necessary spotlight at the show and within the program.
Can you talk about the process of hand selecting brands that will be part of Discover Beauty 2010? What do brands such as these bring to the beauty industry? How do the ideas of innovative start-ups spark the industry as a whole?
Ciocan: When we hand select brands, we look at the total brand concept: formula, packaging components, package design, brand story, ingredient use and the current distribution model, if any. All the elements must elegantly build upon one another in order to have a strong brand that the specialty retail organizations in attendance will enjoy discovering. The brands can be from within the U.S. or they could be established brands abroad but are not yet distributed in the U.S. marketplace.
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[VIDEO] The Salon Sizzle: Should A Man Just KNOW What A Woman Needs Emotionally?
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Today Derek J brought this question back from the salon: Should a man know what a woman needs emotionally?
We think that both sexes can agree that women sometimes don't even know what they need emotionally. But as you know, when a topic is raised in the salon, most people don't share the same sentiments.
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Looking for Love: Top HIV Dating Sites
It's Time to Date Again
It's Time to Date Again
Finding the right footing in the dating scene can be difficult for anyone. However, a positive HIV diagnosis can complicate things further. Dating with HIV requires complete honesty about an issue that can be hard to talk about. It also requires a certain level of disclosure before any sexual act.
Several online organizations are dedicated to helping HIV positive individuals get a good start. Click through the slideshows for a rundown on some of the top HIV dating sites.
Poz Personals
Poz Personals
Poz.com is dedicated to helping HIV-positive individuals. In addition to areas for making connections and dating, Poz.com offers community forums, mentoring, and medical information.
A basic membership is free and allows you to see other members' profiles, share up to five photos, and track who's looked at your profile. Premium memberships begin at $9.99 per month and allow you greater control.
Poz Personals frequently features advice from members going through various stages of dating.
Afropoz isn't exclusively for people with an HIV diagnosis. Afropoz encourages Africans and African Americans with other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) to sign up for their matchmaking services and join the community.
A basic membership is free, but the site will contain ads and links. You can upgrade to an ad-free account for a fee. Non-members can search photos of users, but you must create an account before you can contact a member.
Living Positive
Living Positive
Founded in 1988, PozMatch is owned and run by HIV-positive individuals, and is open to all those living with HIV.
Basic membership is free and includes a profile, five photos, browsing, searching, and instant messaging, among other things. A premium membership includes all the features of a basic membership plus email, webcam and video, and support services.
PozMatch isn't just for romantic relationships. It also helps connect those looking for friendships.
HIV and Single
HIV and Single
HIV and Single provides forums and resources for staying up-to-date on the latest in HIV research and treatment. It's designed for HIV-positive individuals and allows members to identify as transgender.
You can create a profile, add photos, and search for and flirt with members for free. One month of the premium membership costs $9.99. It includes instant messaging, email capabilities, cell phone messaging options, and access to community forums.
The site also offers dating safety tips for those who are new to or apprehensive about online dating.
Volttage Dating and Social Network
Volttage Dating and Social Network
Volttage.com is the first website created exclusively for HIV-positive gay men. Model, Project Runway contestant, and AIDS activist Jack Mackenroth masterminded the site. It launched in 2012.
Profiles on Volttage are free. According to Mackenroth, who is HIV positive himself, the site doesn't ask members to declare an HIV status. Volttage believes everyone should always assume that their partner is positive and proceed accordingly.
More than just a dating site, Volttage is a full social network with HIV-related news, health information from a staff physician, and a blog called "Volttage Buzz."
Dating with HIV
Dating with HIV
There are two important things to keep in mind when you begin dating:
1. Disclose your status. If your partner doesn't know, you may wish to disclose this information on your first date. Or, you may prefer to wait until you know the relationship has potential. Either way, do so responsibly: before first sexual contact.
2. Practice safe sex. Even if you and your partner are both HIV positive, you don't necessarily share other STIs. Use protection during all sexual contact until both of you test negative for STIs and agree to be monogamous.
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HIV isn't the death sentence it was 10 years ago. Thanks to rapid improvements in treating the virus, many people with the disease can live normal, healthy lives with intimate relationships for many years after diagnosis.
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Jonny Lee Miller will join Sienna Miller in the Roundabout Theatre Company's production of "After Miss Julie," opening Oct. 22 at the American Airlines Theatre.
The drama is playwright Patrick Marber's riff on "Miss Julie," Strindberg's classic 19th century tale of class, sex and power.
Marber has updated the play to 1945 and the eve of the Labour Party's election victory in England. Sienna Miller will portray the title character, a wealthy young woman involved with a family manservant, played by Jonny Lee Miller. The two actors are not related.
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BY Bruce Young | Australasian PGA Tour | 2003 Australian Open | Round Three | 20 Dec 2003
As the rain eases and the breeze remains gentle, the leaders are on the course at the Australian Open and there is "plenty of movement at the station".
Overnight leader Chris Downes has been joined by American Ricky Barnes whose birdies at the par five 2nd and 4th holes allowed him to join Downes who is playing in the group behind and who birdied his third hole to move to eight under.
Mathew Ecob and Nathan Green are one back along with Stephen Allan, who has just regained the shot he lost early in his round and is back at six under. Ecob with birdies the first and second was close to the lead almost immediately.
Terry Price made a statement early with a birdie at the second and then a hole-in-one at the 5th hole to get to six under bit dropped a shot at the next hole to be in a large group at five under including Canberra's Mathew Millar who is two under for the day, Stephen Leaney, Peter Lonard, who continued his run of bad starts with a bogey at the first but regained that shot and more with birdies at the second and fourth and Peter Senior who after his win last week is once again in the thick of things.
Stuart Appleby, John Senden, Craig Parry and Jarrod Moseley are in a group at four under.
The round of the day to date has come from South Australian whiz kid Wade Ormsby whose round of 67 has him again in contention going into the final round. Michael Barry from Victoria also had a 67 and finds himself at two under one shot behind Ormsby and currently six behind the leading pair.


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Note from Vivika: Today I've asked mixed-media fiber artist Jane Dávila, who is also editor of the eMags Quilting Arts In Stitches and the new Surface Explorations to share farbic painting tips she learned from Linda and Laura Kemshall. Take it away, Jane!
I have just realized—like so many others with busy lives—that if I'm going to get any of my own artwork done, I'm going to have to squeeze it in on the fly, embroidering by hand here and sewing embellishments there.
I will be the first to admit that quilt binding is not my favorite part of the quilt-making process. I understand that binding a quilt frames it and, done correctly, enhances the design of the body of the fiber art piece. And of course, if you're going to use a quilt (rather than hang it on a wall), binding a quilt is necessary.
When I think of fabric painting, Mickey Lawler's Skydyes and the wholecloth quilts of Hollis Chatelain and Judy Coates Perez come to mind.
From the moment we start learning to work with fabric, we're taught that shrinking means disaster. But when it comes to fabric art, shrinking—before or after you stitch—can be a friend to your design.
This year, we'll be bringing completed nine-patch quilt blocks for the charity quilt. In honor of the day we're meeting, St. Patrick's Day, each quilt block with have a green square in the center.
Sometimes an idea for surface design is so simple, you wonder why you never thought of it before. That's how I felt when I first saw Rose Hughes' tutorial on using crayons—the kind kids use, nothing fancy-as a resist method with fabric paint.
Earlier this week I blogged about using stencils to create faux appliqué. Today I'm going to talk about another surface design technique: using gelatin monoprinting and stamping or screen printing to create your own fabric-or turn an ugly piece of fabric into a thing of beauty.
As I explore the possibilities of surface design, one of the things I've noticed is that you can use paint, foil, dye, and so on to make your fiber art look like it has appliqué quilt designs.
The other day someone asked me how I sorted all the scraps I use for my fabric collages. I laughed ruefully and said, "I sort them by color in drawers."
Recently a coworker brought in a treasure she'd acquired while visiting a friend in the Midwest: six vintage handmade quilt squares. Each one had been carefully pieced using the tiniest of hand stitches.
Like any other technique, "painting" with machine embroidery takes practice to get the result you want. And there are many technical variables that come into play, such as tension, choice of feet, the warp and weft of the fabric, and type of machine quilting thread used.
While looking through past issues of Quilting Arts Magazine and past episodes of "Quilting Arts TV" for ideas, one easy method of surface design caught my eye.
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My woman brought me to see Beasts of the Southern Wild yesterday, which is a really interesting and gripping movie. Very minor spoilers ahead.
A guy in the movie was preparing for a hurricane. He was running around in his yard trying to catch one of his chickens, to put her in a coop and bring her somewhere safe. He wasn't making it easy, he was chasing after her, yelling at her, and generally scaring the shit out of her.
The thing that struck me was that the chicken was just like us.
We run away from the big, scary shit we don't understand and that scares the crap out of us. But it's that big, scary shit is what's going to put us in a safe place to weather the storms we don't even know are coming. So we get temporary relief when we somehow dodge the things that scare us, but then we're left out in the cold when the storm comes.
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Many of the Giants spoke in response to the viral video of Philadelphia Eagles' WR Riley Cooper making a racial slur at an outdoor concert….
Antrel Rolle: "So he used the 'N' word. I don't know man, I really don't care man. It is what it is. I'll let the Eagles organization deal with that…it doesn't bother me at all."
Victor Cruz: "It's unfortunate. Obviously, it's always surprising when you hear that. There's no place for that type of language and it's just unfortunate that it had to happen to somebody like Riley Cooper down in Philly, so it's unfortunate."
Steve Weatherford: "It's disappointing. I mean any time anything like that happens, it's obviously a black eye for him, a black eye for that franchise, and disappointing because we're role models at this point in our career and we have a pedestal to inspire, motivate… and it was unfortunate."
Aaron Ross: "It's really an unfortunate situation. I think that word is kind of taken out of society these days, so it's one of those words that you don't want to use. That's pretty much the Eagles' problem that they have to deal with, but it's really unfortunate that it came out."
Stevie Brown: "I didn't really hear it at first, I just had people texting me and hitting me up asking me about it. Once I saw it, I kind of thought "it is what it is." They're really going to have to deal with it down there in Philly before anybody else does. It's an unfortunate thing that happened, but you just have to let it go."


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Super Committee Countdown: Are Deficits That Bad Anyway?
Bill Frenzel, visiting scholar at the Brookings Institution, 20-year Republican Congressman from MN, and ranking minority member on the House Budget Committee, talks with Heather Boushey, Senior Economist at the Center for American Progress, about how concerned we should be about long-term deficit, and how the positions differ among various Democratic party factions.
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As I work from home I've turned one of the bedrooms into a home office. And while it is very functional and efficient….. It's boring! So after drooling at Jens office over at MadeByGirl, I've been on the hunt for some funky home office solutions. Check out these lovely ideas from Living etc.
Use floating shelves and fitted cupboards to create a spacious working area. The clever storage in this desk keeps paperwork under control.
For a quirky storage idea in your home office, hang bold wallpaper behind a traditional dresser and display funky box files to continue the contemporary look and to ensure the old dresser ties in with your modern lifestyle.
Create a gallery wall using family photo's and vintage accessories to give a romantic twist.
This colourful desk and accessories are very striking against the plain white wall.
Ladder desks are an ideal alternative if you don't have a lot of space.
I love the way this mirror gives the illusion that this small office is double the size.
And how about this for a pretty office.
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When will they be ready to join? After mini-camp?
When will they be ready to join? After mini-camp?
Yahoo's leagues are up and ready, but there's no real reason to start it yet. I intend to have the draft either after game 3 or 4 of the preseason, so I'll probably start up the league and give everyone a couple weeks to join and set keepers and prepare for the draft....maybe early August I'll start it up.
I can never seem to get into these...any spots open this year?
Final Ruthless Mock:
1.22 CB Marcus Peters, 6'0" 197 lbs., Washington
2.56 FS Damarious Randall, 5'11" 196 lbs., Arizona State
3.87 TE Clive Walford, 6'4" 251 lbs., Miami
4.121 DE Henry Anderson, 6'6" 294 lbs., Stanford
5.160 WR Titus Davis, 6'1" 196 lbs., Central Michigan
6.199 OLB Kyle Emanuel, 6'3" 255 lbs., North Dakota State
6.212c OLB Max Valles, 6'5" 251 lbs., Virginia
7.239 RB John Crockett, 6'0" 217 lbs., North Dakota State
I plan to have the Mountain Mama League up and running around the same time as D Rock's. Same guidelines, I'll give returning players the chance to sign up first, then fill in the empties. Looking to rebound this year after a disappointing season last year.....((SNIFF))
Jooser, make sure Shawn gets an invite. You've seen his posts. How good can he be?
Who's comp do the Kangaroos of Khaos play in again? Can never remember.
regardless, looking to... 'rebound'... this season.
Should Chadman put Hernandez as my keeper from last year's roster??
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2012 London Olympics: OTC Elite's Ashton Eaton clocks 13.56 in 110HH to open decathlon's second day
Team USA got off to a tremendous start on day two of the decathlon at Olympic Stadium on a gorgeous Thursday morning.
Two-time reigning world champion Trey Hardee set a lifetime best of 13.54 in the 110-meter high hurdles, followed closely by Oregon Track Club Elite's Ashton Eaton at 13.56.
Eaton, who is now 49 points off his world record pace, was slowed just a bit when he banged into the eighth hurdle. He's still 131 points ahead of Olympic record pace.
With a total of 5,693 points, Eaton has a 217-point lead over Hardee.
The last time the U.S. went 1-2 in the Olympic decathlon was at the 1956 Melbourne Games with Milt Campbell winning gold and Rafer Johnson earning silver.
Hardee's PB gives him a 164-point edge over Canada's Damian Warner.
Curtis Anderson covered UO track and field for The Register-Guard from 1990-96, and again since 2005. He covered the 2012 Olympic Games in London, in addition to the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials in New Orleans (1992), Atlanta (1996) and Hayward Field (2008 and 2012). He is the winner of the Jesse Abramson Award, presented by the Track & Field Writers of America for excellence in coverage in 2008.


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Law school students are becoming more and more vocal about the myriad unresolved problems with the law school industry. Things are getting so bad that yesterday, a Rutgers student (and former Navy SEAL) got into a shouting match with Governor Chris Christie about the Rutgers merger drama.
Something has got to break soon. Right?
If Above the Law's 2011 Lawyer of the Year Paul Campos has anything to say about it, the answer is a definite "yes." And he has a drastic idea for fixing what he would call the "law school scam." It all starts at Stanford University, where he visited earlier this week to talk about his idea.
What did Professor Campos have to say? Does "30 percent unilateral tuition cut" mean anything to you?
In a word, he suggested that Stanford Law School should immediately reduce tuition for its J.D. students by 30 percent.
Let that sink in for a minute. The blogger behind Inside the Law School Scam wants the #3 law school in the country to simply chop its tuition by a third.
Are you out of your mind, Campos? You can't say that! You better join the Witness Protection Program before they find you dead with a gavel in your eye socket.
But in all seriousness, his idea makes a lot of sense. First, let's look at the financial implications of his plan. (Apologies for the long block quotes, but I want to let Campos talk.)
From his blog:
In the course of Monday's discussion, I suggested that SLS should immediately reduce tuition for its JD students by 30%, i.e., to around $33,000 per year. (This would reduce tuition to where it was, in nominal terms, in 2004. In real dollar terms the reduction would be somewhat larger). The cost of doing so would be about seven million dollars, assuming that the school continued to spend what it's spending now on scholarships and grants.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, Miss Lippy. You want universities to voluntarily take less money from their students? No way. No f***in' way.
Now it's true seven million dollars is not a small sum of money, even in Palo Alto. But consider that Stanford University's endowment is currently about $17 billion dollars. The law school's endowment isn't a public number, but given that it was supposedly around $270 million 12 years ago, and that over that same time the university's general endowment has nearly tripled, a conservative estimate would put it in the $600-$700 million range (HLS's endowment is said to be $1.7 billion, although it's a much larger school).
In other words, SLS's endowment throws off several tens of millions of dollars in income every year. Of course much of this income is dedicated to specific purposes, so it's not a simple matter to dip into it for the purpose of cutting tuition. Nevertheless, it's not hard to imagine how some combination of redirection of endowment monies and a fundraising appeal premised on the attractive proposition that SLS is going to take the lead in moving American legal education toward crucial structural reforms (and become the top-ranked law school in the country in the process) could shake seven million dollars per year out of the seat cushions.
Was Campos hanging out with Ken Kesey while he was down at Stanford? He says by cutting tuition, the school will actually make MORE money and scramble to the top of the rankings. He must be trippin'.
And that's not even the best part.
The crux of the plan is what would ideally happen after Stanford takes the plunge. It would be a domino effect for large-scale law school tuition slicing:
What would happen then? My guess is that Martha Minow and Robert Post, and their respective university presidents, would have a bad day or two. Then they would announce they were doing the same thing. (As a law professor points out law school deans and faculties will in many cases have to fight battles with central administrations to make these sorts of changes. This is another reason why transparency is crucial: the myth that it's either fair or efficient to charge law students a cross-subsidized university tax because of the great jobs they'll be getting needs to be killed sooner rather than later). After all, who other than the Winklevoss twins will choose to go to HLS or YLS at $50K per year, if you can go to SLS for two-thirds as much?
The consequences of this would also be fairly predictable. Can CCN charge 30% more than SYH? Obviously not. What about MVPD? Nope. Etc. Now at some point as one slides down the hierarchy schools will find that they have to engage in truly major long-term (as opposed to moderately uncomfortable short term) restructuring in order to return their tuition to what it was, in real terms, a dozen years ago. And somewhat further down the line, some schools may find it not merely difficult but actually impossible to do this. In other words, some schools will find it impossible to charge a price of attendance that even comes within rough hailing distance of something that would produce a reasonable expected return on investment for a reasonable proportion of their students. Those schools would go out of business — which, it should be unnecessary to point out, is exactly what should happen.
To me, it looks to be a good solution, using the age-old adage of, "if you can't beat them, make them feel uncool and inadequate, and then they will follow your lead out of shame."
If you're interested, video of the discussion is available on YouTube.
It might be tough for some young overachievers in the future who don't know to do with their lives. Because if there were fewer law schools, some people might not be able to get into law school (gasp!). Law school would no longer be a failsafe choice.
But on the other hand, that ship has already sailed, hasn't it?
The 30 per cent solution [Inside the Law School Scam]
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Unsolved Crimes: You can help
Who killed Jakhob Miles?
Could genealogy help solve crimes?
A science designed to help people trace their ancestry may help police crack a 20-year old cold case.
Now, a forensic genealogist asked to test DNA has a name.
Escaped inmates remain on the loose
Inmate-218875 would turn 97 next month if still alive.
The trails of all 75, though, are long cold. Prison officials suspect some on the list, such as Terrale, are dead. Only a solid tip or sighting will bring aging and incomplete files back to life.
What happened to Jeremy Bright?
Jeremy had been in town with his younger sister, S'Te, visiting family when he went to pick S'Te up from the Coois County Fair in August 1986.
He never was heard from again.
Who was 'Barnacle Bill'?
The red survival suit caught the runner's eye. The skeleton inside prompted the call to police.
What happened to Kyron Horman?
Kyron Horman disappeared on June 4 , 2010, sometime after a science fair at Skyline Elementary School in Portland.
He has not been seen since.
Who killed Sharon Marie Hiller?
Beneath a tree limb rests the non-descript gravesite of Sharon Marie Hiller. After almost 20 years, her murder remains unsolved.
In November 1992, Hiller left the Alaska Bush Company on Highway 99 in Eugene where she worked as an exotic dancer. It was the last time she was seen alive.


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BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (WCCO) — Normandale Community College in Bloomington announced a win-win for job seekers Thursday: Course work in a field with jobs that are in demand.
In July, Minnesota lost 19,800 jobs, sending its unemployment rate up slightly to 7.2 percent. Despite these figures, the college found a national shortage of 51,000 Health IT workers.
"Clinics and hospitals are actually scrambling to find people," says Dr. James Welters from Northwest Family Physicians, "Having someone you can turn to to just do it, allows me and my partners and my staff to get back to work and taking care of patients."
So, the $500 class crams two years worth of classes related to the field into six months. It's cheap because of an $800,000 Federal Stimulus Grant, but the school must also enroll 150 people.
Students who graduated last Spring in the school's first class say the payoff was immediate.
"Demand for this type of work is going to be very high," said graduate Paul Jorgenson. "Actually, starting Monday I have a consulting job I'm going to do."
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"It's all via internet, so if you lived outstate, you could take the program. If you live right here, you can take the program," says Sunny Ainley.
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Right-wing extremists are spreading disinformation and false propaganda against the State.
Time to use the Patriot Act against the extremists of the right wing and their promotion of civil unrest.
The real legacy of the Democrat Party is on display here. They changed the rules to keep Romney from appointing a Republican. Now that the shoe is on the other foot they will simply change it back so the current Governor can appoint a Democrat.
This is the same crap they tried to pull in the 2000 Presidential Election in Florida, count the votes selectively, applying the rules to suit themselves. Fortunately they didn't get away with it then, but they will probably get away with it now. Democrats have absolutely no shame.
...and by the way, I am not a Republican, I am an Independent.
Time to use the Patriot Act against the extremists of the left wing organizations OFA, SEIU, ACORN and their promotion of civil unrest.
Left-wing extremists are spreading disinformation and false propaganda against the American citizen. They will not be satisfied until America is brought to her knees and becomes just another banana republic.
9:40 without civil unrest, the United States would never have been born, and NEITHER would blacks or women have the right to vote. judging from your supremely stupid remarks, you vote in massachusetts.
Warning: civil unrest done by fanatics and seditious types can lead to civil wars. Yes, we are talking about you right wing extremists.
11:10 to be sure we are now cowering at your warning. fanatics and extremists indeed. you may recall that hitler also came down hard on anyone who would object to his nazi government. mr obama follows his lead when he starts to collect names of people who disagree with him. it is a sad day in America when patriots are regarded as extremists. but it will take more than some whackjob on a blog to thwart the efforts of good people who are motivated by justice and the constitution.
Right-wing extremists are NOT patriots.
If you don't support Obama's health plan, it means you hate America. Those who hate America are not patriots. Learn the difference.
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Day three of Comic-Con 2008 began with waiting in a line that streched the length of the convention center for the Futurama panel, which was followed by The Simpsons panel. Futurama featured the primary voice cast of Billy West, Katey Sagal, and John DiMaggio as well as creators Matt Groening and David X. Cohen.
Due to time limitations the panel when right into audience questions. One that was asked pertained to Matt and David's plans for the show. Both meant said that they had the entire story of Futurama planned even before the show began. They didn't know where the show would go, and they still have plenty of secrets to reveal in upcoming DVD releases.
Here are some more questions posed to the Futurama panel.
Another person asked how the time code was created for the first Futurama DVD. "If it wasn't obvious to you then you should be ashamed of yourself," said David. More seriously, he said that the code was the same in the mirror as it was when read properly on Bender's rear end.
- The moderator for the panel asked the animators if it was tough to draw crowds. The animators agreed that it wasn't the best thing to animate, but it was done. On the fourth DVD, every character from Futurama, around 300, was placed into one scene. The animators made sure drawn so they are all recognizable.
- When asked about the Fry-Leela relationship the panel revealed that it would be revisited during the 4th DVD and there may be some kissing. After that, Katey Sagal and Billy West kissed, to which Billy replied in his Fry voice, "I finally got lip."
- There are three writers on the Futurama staff who have doctorates. There are also a number of people who have Master's degrees as well. According to Cohen, it allows them to write up the obscure jokes.
- Guest appearances in the upcoming DVD will be George Takei and Rich Little in the third DVD, with Snoop Dogg and Penn Gillette for the 4th DVD.
In the next panel, Matt Groening joined Al Jean and a panel of producers and consulting producers to talk about The Simpsons. After a preview of Treehouse of Horror XIX (featuring a homage to Peanuts with the sketch "It's the Grand Pumpkin, Milhouse") the panel went to audience questions. One of the first was what guest stars would be appearing on the show's 20th season. In the second episode Dennis Leary will star as Bart ends up stealing his cell phone and getting him onto movies Leary wouldn't ever star in. Seth Rogan will also star and write an episode to air later in the season.
Other answers from the panel:
- To the question of whether there will be another movie, Al Jean replied that the script would have to be really right in order to create another movie.
- When asked about aging the characters outside of the flash-forwards or fantasy sequences, Al said it would probably be the death knell of the show.
- Matt is amazed that none of the other major networks have stepped up like FOX to produce smart animated fare. He is very pleased that cable networks have picked up the slack.
- When asked where the writers get their jokes, Matt Groening deadpanned "Family Guy". After the applause died down, Al Jean responded that some of the jokes come from the personal experiences that they have had.


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GFP News - November 14, 2014
GFP Commission proposal on statewide spearing of game fish
PIERRE, S.D. - The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) Commission is proposing to open up game fish spearing statewide. The proposal was made as a result of an outside petition received from spearfishermen. The Commission will consider adoption of the proposal at their Dec. 11-12 meeting in Fort Pierre.
The Commission proposed the following rule amendments for game fish spearing for 2015:
- Allow spearing and bowfishing of all game fish species (except paddlefish and sturgeon) in all inland waters.
- Establish a year-round game fish spearing and bowfishing season.
- Make game fish spearing and bowfishing regulations on boundary waters match those of adjoining states.
"No inland waters are exempt from the current Commission proposal, meaning spearing and bowfishing for all species (except paddlefish and sturgeon) could occur in all inland waters including urban fisheries, small impoundments, trout streams and large lakes and reservoirs," stated John Lott, GFP administrative chief for fisheries. "Harvest of game fish by spearers and bowfishers is not a biological issue. It is a social issue."
Currently, the following regulations pertain to game fish spearing on inland waters:
- Game fish spearing and bowfishing season is open from June 15 to March 15, inclusive.
- Waters open to the spearing and bowfishing of game fish (except sturgeon and paddlefish) during the established spearing season in 2014 included:
- Lake Oahe;
- Portions of Lakes Sharpe and Francis Case;
- Angostura and Belle Fourche reservoirs.
- Spearing and bowfishing of northern pike was open in all inland lakes in 2014, except those managed for muskies, during the June 15 - March 15 game fish spearing season. As of last week, the Commission finalized that for 2015, the spearing and bowfishing of northern pike and catfish in all inland lakes (except those managed for muskies and areas of the Missouri River system closed to game fish spearing) and the Grand River immediately below Shadehill Reservoir, is allowed year-round. The Commission also added Shadehill reservoir to the list of waters open during the June 15 - March 15 game fish spearing season.
"By proposing a statewide, year-round season for spearing and bowfishing of game fish, the Commission has provided the public an opportunity to comment on how much spearing and bowfishing opportunity for game fish there should be," concluded Lott.
The GFP Commission will act on this proposal Dec. 11-12 at the Fort Pierre Holiday Inn Express in Fort Pierre. Written comments on this proposal can be sent to 523 E. Capitol Ave., Pierre, S.D. 57501, or emailed to email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. To be included in the public record, comments must be received by 12 p.m. CST on Dec. 11 and include a full name and city of residence. Â A public hearing before the Commission will be held for those who want to publically comment at 2 p.m. CST at the Fort Pierre Holiday Inn Express on Dec. 11.


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