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Martha's Sewing Room
Series Description: This popular series features a wide variety of sewing, craft, and decorating activities that are easy and fun to do.
All Episodes
Special Touches for Baby (#801)
Host Martha Pullen shows that it's easy to sew for babies. Special touches like hand faggoting and scalloped plackets are used to embellish baby gowns. Also shown are a lamb pillow; a baby memorabilia box; a delicate dotted Swiss doll dress; a lace animal quilt, and vintage clothing. [26 minutes]
Simple Serging and Sewing (#802)
Martha Pullen shows the easy technique of using a serger to create a beautiful heirloom quilt. Other projects include a satin and lace pillow; a pin cushion; rhapsody in blue doll dress; and antique pleated trim technique. [26 minutes]
Piecing and Patchwork (#803)
Martha Pullen shows how to embellish with paper piecing and patchwork. Also shown are projects including butterflies and rainbows girl's dress; a watermelon potholder and a seminole lacework quilt square; and vintage clothing. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Sewing on a Budget (#804)
Martha shows how to cut costs on gorgeous heirloom garments. Other projects include a lovely lavender and lace girl's dress; the lavender silk ribbon stitch; cash by the yard, and entredeux fabric to lace antique technique. [26 minutes]
Three Dimensional Embroidery (#805)
Three-dimensional embroidery is an elegant technique thatOs quick and easy. Also shown are a Victorian placemat, an afternoon tea doll dress, a flower pillow and a Madeira applique motif quilt square. Guest: Lana Bennett. [26 minutes]
Ravels and Rags (#806)
Martha creates ravels and rags to embellish clothing and home decorating items. Projects include a three rags and ravels pillows; raggedy ruffles girl's dress; coordinating hangers; pintucked ruffles. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Serging (#807)
Making a baby bonnet with heirloom serging is fast, quick and easy. See how to make a baby mobile; an elegant edging doll dress; an ice blue diamonds girl's dress, and a tied bow quilt square. Guest: Ann Riegel. [26 minutes]
Wedding Elegance (#808)
Martha Pullen shows some elegant ideas for wedding dresses and accessories. Also included are a lace panel girl's dress; the hollyhock (a silk ribbon stitch); a silken ribbon pillow; and ruffled puffing, an antique technique. [26 minutes]
Double Needle Fancywork (#809)
Embellishing with a double needle is easy when Martha Pullen shows you how. See how to make a double needle delight girl's dress; learn about two silk ribbon stitches--arum lilies and leaves; and watch Martha make a polar fleece throw and a shark's teeth quilt square. [26 minutes]
Shadow Applique (#810)
Martha Pullen demonstrates shadow applique, a very popular technique. See a beautiful shadow applique pillow; a royal ribbons doll dress; a quilt square of circular puffing; and an antique technique, lace to a finished edge. Guest: Marlis Bennett [26 minutes]
Yo Yos - Yo Yos (#811)
Yo Yos have been popular for over a century. Martha Pullen shows several methods of making yo yos. Projects shown with yo yo embellishment or made from yo yo's are a yo yo garden doll dress; a pillow; a yo yo doll; and a yo yo Christmas ornament. Also shown: a lace waterfall quilt square and vintage clothing. [26 minutes]
Talking Linens (#812)
This program introduces linens that say "good morning," "tea time," " his," and "hers." Martha shows different ways to create lettering for home decorating projects and garments. Other projects include a girl's dress for all reasons; an elegantly edged pillow; the lace net darning technique; and two silk ribbon stitches: carnations and leaves. [26 minutes]
Smocking (Pt. 1) (#901)
Host Martha Pullen shows three beginning stitches used in English smocking: outline stitch, stem stitch and cable stitch. Appliqu techniques are demonstrated on the Animal Alphabet quilt. The silk ribbon iris is also shown on a creative "Sweet Dreams" sleeping mask, and vintage clothing is also featured. [26 minutes]
Smocking (Pt. 2) (#902)
Martha Pullen shows additional smocking stitches of waves and wave variation. Other projects include the Animal Alphabet quilt, the New Zealand blouse embellished with smocking, smocked holiday eggs, and vintage clothing. [26 minutes]
Smocking (Pt. 3) (#903)
Martha completes the instruction on smocking by showing the trellis stitch and other combination stitches. Other projects shown include an easy smocked pillow, an antique technique of corded or striped netting, a lavender lattice smocked doll dress with bullion accents, and vintage clothing. [26 minutes]
Using A Smocking Pleater (#904)
Pleating fabric for smocking is demonstrated using a smocking pleater. Additional projects include a "Do Not Disturb" sign embellished with forget-me-not silk ribbon stitches, a hidden needle case, an antique technique - blanket stitch edging, and vintage clothing. [26 minutes]
Dimensional Embroidery (#905)
Puffing foam shadow appliqu is fast and easy to do, and it creates a wonderful three dimensional effect. The puffy foam technique is imaginatively used on a pillow. Martha Pullen demonstrates special ribbon embellishment on a doll dress; vintage clothing is also featured. Guest: Joyce Drexler. [26 minutes]
Trapunto (#906)
Creating the padded effect of trapunto was once a quite complex and time consuming task, but not today. The trapunto technique, tips and tricks are easily completed in half the time using the simple steps demonstrated. Other projects include a lovely trapunto bow pillow and an elegant traveler's coat hanger with silk ribbon daisy stitches. Vintage clothing is also included. [26 minutes]
Perfect Pleating (#907)
The challenge of forming identical pleats is greatly simplified when you use the perfect pleater. This easy to use gadget creates pleated ruffles for doll dressing, home decorating, and more. The New Zealand blouse is featured with scalloped bias accents, and more appliqu techniques are shown on the Animal Alphabet Quilt. Vintage clothing is featured. Guest: Clotilde. [26 minutes]
Pintucks and Embroidery (#908)
Pintucks and embroidery is the perfect combination for embellishing garments and home decorating projects. You will also see how to embellish and construct an easy neck roll pillow. Martha demonstrates shirring on a beautiful blue doll dress. Guest: Darlene Geisendorff. [26 minutes]
Celtic Lace Shaping (#909)
Celtic designs have long been used in the quilting industry. Martha Pullen shows how to lace shape using these intricate designs as templates. The New Zealand blouse is also shown with an interlocking lace diamonds design, and silk ribbon hydrangea flowers are stitched on a passport cover. Antique clothing is also featured. [26 minutes]
Celtic Lace Shaping (#1101)
Host Martha Pullen shows how easy it is to create the intricate lace designs of Celtic lace shaping. Shaping bias strips are demonstrated on the heirloom quilt. Also shown is a "Loves Me" pillow using permanent fabric markers, a silk transfer, embroidery, and/or silk flowers. A hand-embroidery cordonnett stitch is also demonstrated; vintage clothing. [26 minutes]
Hemstitching (#1102)
Pinstitching and hemstitching is a great technique used on clothing, pillows, and table linens. Martha Pullen shows how to incorporate these stitches into your projects, discussing needles, threads, and stabilizers. Lovely lingerie is discussed. A tapestry and silk pillow is created and vintage clothing is shown. Guest: Sue Hausmann. [26 minutes]
Australian Windowpane (#1103)
See how easy Australian Windowpane really is! Martha Pullen shows this technique on a silk and organdy flower pillow and a Spring Oval Windowpane doll dress. Special techniques on creating fine baby wear are also shown and vintage clothing. [26 minutes]
Applique Accents (#1104)
Appliqu accents are fast and easy, and create a wonderful dimensional effect. Appliqu demonstrated on lingerie is truly elegant. Special silk ribbon embellishments of violets, French knots, and fillers are demonstrated; vintage clothing is also featured. Guest: Lindee Goodall. [26 minutes]
Circular Embellishing (#1105)
Host Martha Pullen discusses embellishing garments with circular embroidery as well as adding other decorative touches. Creating eyelets by hand is also demonstrated. An oval puffing quilt square is added to the heirloom quilt. Vintage clothing. Guest: June Mellinger. [26 minutes]
Sewing Ergonomics (#1106)
Martha Pullen demonstrates the importance of correct sewing posture while sewing. Tips are also give to eliminate neck and back pain. Martha demonstrates how to make welt pockets on a tailored jacket. Also shown are a tassel pillow, perfect pleats doll dress, and vintage clothing. Guest: Anna Zapp. [26 minutes]
Scallops (#1107)
The scallop decorative stitch is often used in heirloom sewing. Martha Pullen shows how to do off-the-edge scallops. Also shown is a silk nightshirt with tucks, embroidery, and a rolled shell hem. The crazy patch square from the series quilt and the satin stitch dots hand embroidery stitch are demonstrated. Guest: Marlis Bennett. [26 minutes]
Perfect Pockets (#1108)
The challenge of making prefect pockets is greatly simplified when you use the pocket maker. This easy to use gadget creates perfect corners for all types of pockets. Silk ribbon spiderweb roses are also demonstrated. Of course, vintage clothing is featured. Guest: Clotilde. [26 minutes]
Twin Needling (#1109)
Host Martha Pullen shows the use of shadowed pintucks, embroidery, and a scalloped edge on a beautiful camisole and robe. A Seminole lacework square is added to the heirloom quilt. The hand embroidery fishbone stitch is demonstrated. Guest: Sheryl Capps. [26 minutes]
Decorative Stitching (#1110)
The elegant art of decorative stitching is shown to be simple when tips and tricks are known. A lovely piece of lingerie is shown with very creative decorative stitching. How to combine lace with silk ribbon embroidery is demonstrated, and a precious heart brooch is created. Vintage clothing is also featured. Guest: Philip Pepper. [26 minutes]
Picture Transfer and Silk Ribbon By Machine (#1111)
Picture transfers are easy, fun, and decorative. Martha Pullen shows the technique for transferring antique valentines and other pictures to fabric; she also illustrates how easy it is to add silk ribbon by machine to the transfer. Framing your treasured creation is also included. The lace circle with Australian windowpane quilt square is also shown. French seam technique is demonstrated for fine baby wear. [26 minutes]
Magic Madeira Applique (#1112)
Using wash-away basting thread, host Martha Pullen shows a new madeira applique technique that is both easy and beautiful. This madeira appliqu technique is demonstrated on a wonderful lingerie camisole. Also shown are a quick scissors holder and a doll dress embellished with tatting. Guest: Patti Jo Larson. [26 minutes]
Stabilizer Secrets (#1113)
Host Martha Pullen talks with about the use of stabilizers. Also featured are a semicircular puffing pillow, a "pots-n-pins" craft project, and fine babywear techniques of French bindings and a shell edging. Guest: Joyce Drexler. [26 minutes]
Pineless Lace Hearts (#1301)
Host Martha Pullen shows how to make pinless lace hearts; the bullion daisy stitch by hand; and a lacy loops gown and robe for dolls. Also: a framed roses quilt square. Guest: Kathy Neal. [26 minutes]
Chevron Lace Shaping (#1302)
Martha Pullen makes a dentil molding dress for girls that features a shaped hemline. Also: a christening treasure for baby; a fancy powder box; and, in the Sew Kool for Kids segment, a triangle hair scarf. Guests: Marie Stevens, Joanna Pullen Hammett. [26 minutes]
Hemstitched Facings and Plackets (#1303)
Host Martha Pullen incorporates these features on a dainty day gown. Also, a magic Madeira quilt square made with wash-away basting thread; a sweetheart pillow with ribbon roses and streamers; and vintage clothing. Guest: Peggy Dilbone. [26 minutes]
Baby Layette (#1304)
Host Martha Pullen focuses on directional stitching in this show. Also, old-fashioned roses stitched in silk ribbon; a baby blanket with corded edging; and Madeira motifs and borders. Guests: Marlis Bennett, Beverley Sheldrick. [26 minutes]
Lace Cathedral Windows (#1305)
Martha shows a new way to create lace cathedral windows. Also, the buttonhole stitch by hand; a cathedral daygown for baby; and a cozy flannel gown for dolls. Guests: Sue Pennington, Kathy Neal. [26 minutes]
Stained Glass (#1306)
Martha Pullen features stained glass by machine. In the Sew Kool for Kids segment she shows how to make a book or journal cover. Also: a butterfly wall hanging and a baby's sailing pillow. Guest: Joanna Pullen Hammett. [26 minutes]
Decorative Piping (#1307)
Martha Pullen shows how to include decorative piping on clothing for babies and children, including jazzed-up piping and embellished bias. Also: how to make angel nursery items, including a pillow, bumper pad, pillow case, and diaper bag; and embroidery stitches for a cross, heart, and anchor. Guests: Chris Tryon and Beverley Sheldrick. [26 minutes]
Simple Star Block Quilt (#1308)
Host Martha Pullen shares a technique for making a simple star block quilt. Also: creating Celtic-shaped bias; silk ribbon embroidered butterfly and ferns; and a hydrangea pillow. Guests: Beverley Sheldrick and Joyce Drexler. [26 minutes]
Hooping Tips (#1309)
Host Martha Pullen hoops it up with machine embroidery. Also: creating the picot appliqu stitch by hand; baby bibs and a sweater pillow; and a quilt square with Seminole lacework. Guests: Lindee Goodall, Kathy Neal. [26 minutes]
Hand-Look Applique (#1310)
Martha Pullen teaches viewers how to do applique with water-soluable stabilizer. Martha also incorporates shadowed embroidered insertion on a doll dress with scalloped lace. Also: a christening dress with tiny fishbone roses and buds in silk ribbon. Guests: Becky Gilbert, Beverley Sheldrick. [26 minutes]
Pinless Lace Circles (#1311)
Host Martha Pullen demonstrates pinless lace circles and hand featherstitching. Also: a lace-and-tucks nightgown for dolls and a vintage hanky. Guest: Kathy Neal. [26 minutes]
Quilted Crayon Art (#1312)
Martha Pullen creates a heart-of-mine quilt, demonstrating the technique of crayon art. Also: Madeira windows, and the pussy willow and granitos silk ribbon embroidery stitches. Guests: Beverley Sheldrick and Carol Ingram. [26 minutes]
French Bias Piping (#1313)
Host Martha Pullen uses French bias piping to create a baby's lacy day gown. Also, diagonal ribbons for a quilt square and a beach towel cover-up. Guests: Patti Jo Larson, Joanna Pullen Hammett. [26 minutes]
Single-Stitch Tie Quilting (#2101)
Corded buttonhole and a kid's "Summer Memory" picture frame are created with a single-pattern. [26 minutes]
Bow Tie Quilt Block (#2102)
Serger techniques include making and attaching piping and turning corners with ruffles in one step. [26 minutes]
Scrap Booking with Embroidery (#2103)
Embroidery and couching threads on paper are used for a Quick Linen Tea Towel Chair Cover. [26 minutes]
Cut-Away Rag Quilting (#2104)
Quilting in a machine embroidery hoop, a Lion Head Pin and a kid's "Here Kitty" journal. [26 minutes]
Embroidery Design Planning (#2105)
Lace to Entredeux on a block for "From My Heart to Yours" quilt and a String of Buttons necklace. [26 minutes]
Machine Quilting (#2106)
A quick Doorknob Hanger, Shadow Binding on a doll dress and kowhai embroidered in silk ribbon. [26 minutes]
The Pink Tea (#2107)
Elegant tea towel and table saver, Sweet Treat Basket table favors and a mirror and tissue holder. [26 minutes]
Hand Smocking and Pleating (#2108)
Geometric smocking stitches. Stem, outline, cables and waves are explained. [26 minutes]
"No-Sew" Fleece Projects (#2109)
Curved Pintucks on a reproduction baby gown, Felted Wool Frame pillow and a Tied Bow on a block. [26 minutes]
Replicating Antiques (#2110)
A quick baby bib using a ruffler attachment and entredeux "buttonholes" on a doll dress. [26 minutes]
Chenille Piping (#2111)
Machine tatting on pintucks, pot holder baby bib and heirloom insertion tabs on a baby gown. [26 minutes]
Serger Quilting (#2112)
Quick burp cloth, magnificent magnets craft and madeira scalloped border on a doll dress. [26 minutes]
Dimensional Applique (#2113)
Quilt templates are made from sticky-back stabilizer. Fabric book of textures for a baby pillow. [26 minutes]
Weddings on a Budget (#2201)
A wedding dress, veil and garter are created for less than $100. Madeira Magic ring bearer's pillow. [26 minutes]
Circular Stitching (#2202)
Bias trim, a quilted greeting card and double pleats on a reproduction baby gown are created. [26 minutes]
Piecing and Binding (#2203)
Mitered sashings for a child's quilt are made using a mechanical binder for the sewing machine. [26 minutes]
Raw Edge Applique (#2204)
Stipple quilting with blendable thread and colonial knot by hand to attach a ribbon bow. [26 minutes]
Serged Edges (#2205)
Dad's Barbeque Apron with serged edges and Seams Sew Easy pillow with exposed seams are created. [26 minutes]
Fitting Men's Patterns (#2206)
Includes Lacy Photo Mat craft and rickrack with lace insertion fancy band for a doll dress. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Sewing By Serger (#2207)
Attaching bridging and lace to fabric, creating tucks, quilting and a quick baby bonnet. [26 minutes]
Faux Suede Applique (#2208)
A "Bunny Love" changing pad with faux suede applique and tips on closing a turn-through opening. [26 minutes]
Cathedral Windows (#2209)
Cathedral windows with decorative stitch machine embroidery and colored pencils are created. [26 minutes]
Stippling Made Easy (#2210)
Stippling by machine and making baby piping. A Quick purse is made from a linen place mat. [26 minutes]
Crazy Patch (#2211)
Crazy patch technique for a purse embellished with bobbin work and couching. Purse construction. [26 minutes]
Quilting from the Heart (#2212)
Quilts from the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital "Quilt of Dreams" project are shared. [26 minutes]
Chenille Shapes (#2213)
Teddy bears and bindings from chenille, ribbon watchband and Entredeux to Fabric on a baby gown. [26 minutes]
Ribbon Techniques (#2301)
Ribbon placement embellishments on a garment and a lace memory board scrapbook page. [26 minutes]
Wedding Ring Quilt (#2302)
Use printed interfacing templates for easy quilt piecing and "hooping" paper for machine embroidery. [26 minutes]
Fun with Rickrack (#2303)
An embellished jacket, a doll dress, and hand embroidered lazy dazy flowers with French knots. [26 minutes]
Sewing Savvy Fashions (#2304)
Different garment looks with accessories, buttons and trims and sewing memories scrapbook page. [26 minutes]
Trim Applique (#2305)
"Flea markets in France" themed scrapbooking and machine embroidered lace techniques. [26 minutes]
Corded Buttonholes (#2306)
Features "framing" pictures with stitches and hand embroidered looped bullion flowers. [26 minutes]
Quilting from the Heart (#2307)
How to sew an easy floral embroidered bowl and twisted spires silk ribbon on a tea cozy. [26 minutes]
Spanish Hemstitching (#2308)
Embroidered applique on felt to make stitckers for scrapbooking and with vinyl. Shark's teeth. [26 minutes]
Casing Buttonholes (#2309)
Safari scrapbooking, easy towel bibs and strawberry French knot clusters on the Daisy May dress. [26 minutes]
Creative Applique (#2310)
Patchwork fusing, couching fabrics and French knots silk ribbon embroidery on a tea cozy. [26 minutes]
Fast and Easy Serger Sewing (#2311)
Tips for serger darts, stabilizing shoulder seams and serger casings and journaling in scrap books. [26 minutes]
Embellished Prairie Points (#2312)
Create prairie points and learn ribbon insertion blanket binding stitch on a scrapbook page. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Embellishments (#2313)
Decorative stitching on ribbon, stitching buttons by machine on a handbag and ribbon swirls pillow. [26 minutes]
Creative Couching (#2401)
Fabric and decorative confetti layers on a handbag. Lace shaped heart on a hearts and stars quilt. [26 minutes]
Geometric Sensations (#2402)
Geometric embroidered embellishments on a garment and photo themes in scrapbooking. [26 minutes]
Windowpane Smocking (#2403)
Tie collage scrapbooking and hand embroidered Pisa cutwork on the Italian cutwork baby dress. [26 minutes]
Border Embroidery (#2404)
Tips for a super doublewide embroidery hoop and a "Child of Character" scrapbook page [26 minutes]
Heirloom Serger Techniques (#2405)
Use a three-thread rolled edge to join trims and fabrics and serger pin tucks. [26 minutes]
Slash and Tie Fleece (#2407)
Create projects with fun fleece. A tied pillow, flip flops, memo board & baby theme scrapbook page. [26 minutes]
Adding Texture with Bobbin Work (#2408)
Work on duplication of fabric designs, a pop-up scrapbook page and metallic thread photo corners. [26 minutes]
Machine Embroidered Lace Designs (#2409)
Joining lace motifs, designer lace bowl & buttonhole edging on the Italian cutwork baby dress. [26 minutes]
Bias Ruffles (#2410)
Circle shaped gathered bias strips, chain stitch rose & buds silk ribbon embroidery on a tablecloth. [26 minutes]
Button Flowers (#2411)
Embroidery on sheers techniques and machine applique quilt square on the hearts and stars quilt. [26 minutes]
Serger Techniques (#2412)
Serging curves, serger elastic casing wave, serger stitch and a Christmas bike ride scrapbook page. [30 minutes]
Quick Scarves (#2413)
Create scarves from sheer and woven fabrics and get tips for hearts and stars quilt construction. [30 minutes]
Ribbon Techniques (#2501)
Create an insulated window shade and Bradford rose silk ribbon embroidery on a baby bonnet. [27 minutes]
Shaped Bias (#2502)
Learn shaped bias techniques on a baby day gown and piecing techniques on a nursery song quilt. [27 minutes]
Perfect Placement of Embroidery (#2503)
Create personalized thank you notes and hand embroidered raised stem stitch on a sewing basket. [27 minutes]
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Quilt of Dreams (#2504)
A sampling of the 2005 National winning quilts for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. [27 minutes]
Twin Needle Applique (#2505)
Create a silk purse and puffing on a black quilt. Make a good match for machine embroidery. [27 minutes]
Re-Corded Scallops (#2506)
Use this technique on a christening gown and hand embroidered cast-on flowers on a sewing basket. [27 minutes]
Embellishing Jeans (#2507)
Using embroidery designs on jeans and pinwheel rose silk ribbon embroidery on a baby bonnet. [27 minutes]
Easy Chenille (#2508)
"Beyond the Hoop" for machine embroidery, pintucks on a black quilt and sewing an easy felt purse. [27 minutes]
Memory Makeovers (#2509)
Create a christening gown from a vintage wedding dress using lace to lace applications. [27 minutes]
Picot Embellishment (#2510)
Create decorative stitching using built-in lettering & use shark's teeth technique on a black quilt. [27 minutes]
Welting Cord Application (#2511)
Make your own insertions for machine embroidery. Learn to sew a beauty pin pillow. [27 minutes]
Twin Needle Free-Motion Quilting (#2512)
Create quilted pieces for stretched canvas wall art or cards and scalloped hem on a doll dress. [27 minutes]
Quick Solutions to Easier Stabilizing (#2513)
Silk ribbon embroidered Briar rose and cross with hand-whipped back stitches. [27 minutes]
Fleece Accessories (#2612)
Create kid's fleece hats with animal themes, a scarf with fringed hand mits & a twisted neck warmer. [27 minutes]
Serger Trim Embellishments (#2801)
Creating serger turn cords and braided camisole straps. Also, stems and leaves on a nightgown. [26 minutes]
Wing Needle Stitching (#2802)
Wing needle techniques on a lady's nightshirt & a machine embroidered lavender sachet are featured. [26 minutes]
Warm & Safe Window (#2803)
Piped yoke is applied to a pleated panel on a doll dress. Posh puffing is used on a garment. [26 minutes]
Decorative Casings (#2804)
Decorative stitching is used to create casings for ribbon weaving. A memory bag is created. [26 minutes]
Gathered Lace Techniques (#2805)
Gathered lace edging applied to a child's top and pants and an embroidered door hanger are featured. [26 minutes]
Sewing Machine Needles - Getting to the Point (#2806)
Features a Pashmina shawl to jacket conversion and hand embroidered lazy daisy and chain stitch. [26 minutes]
Unique Hankie Creations (#2807)
A doll dress skirt created with hankies and a Christmas Stocking with a hankie "cuff" are featured. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Sewing By Serger (#2808)
A three-thread rolled edge serger technique and machine embroidered covered buttons are featured. [26 minutes]
Handlooms (#2809)
Creating handlooms with decorative machine stitches and a fold-over case for small accessories. [26 minutes]
Serger Pintucks Smocking (#2810)
Diamond pintucks are created on a camisole bodice and a headband is made with project scraps. [26 minutes]
Pleater Ruffles (#2811)
Creative uses for the pleater are featured. A travel accessory bag and felted wool bowls are made. [26 minutes]
Deconstructed Edges (#2812)
Applying embellishments to pre-made garments and a keyhole neckline technique on a silk blouse. [26 minutes]
Stabilizing for Embroidered and Appliqued Quilts (#2813)
Shaped yokes on smocking and quilt construction tips for the Lacy Lavender Quilt are featured. [26 minutes]
Cover Stitch Pintucks By Serger (#2901)
Create cover stitch pintucks on a serger and hand embroidered roses and cross on a Christening gown. [26 minutes]
Blanket Stitch By Serger (#2902)
Serged blanket edging and a candlewicking machine embroidery technique are showcased. [26 minutes]
Madeira Applique (#2903)
Applique on a daygown, a monogrammed sachet and a pintucked bodice on a doll dress are featured. [26 minutes]
Serger Pleating and Smocking (#2904)
Hand embroidered rosebud with flystitch tendrils on a Christening gown and blanket are showcased. [26 minutes]
Easy Ruffles (#2905)
Create ruffles using a machine ruffler attachment. A demonstration of perfect piping is featured. [26 minutes]
Embellishing with Fonts (#2906)
Use built-in machine letters for decorative stitching embellishment on a birth announcement card. [26 minutes]
Sewing Machine Needles - Needle Specifics (#2907)
Features a hand embroidered fluffy rose on a christening gown and flower embellishment on a purse. [26 minutes]
Serger Shadow Work (#2908)
Showcases serger shadow work on a baby bubble yoke and a hand embroidered woven spider. [26 minutes]
Collar Adaptations (#2909)
Focues on a hand embroidered granito stitch and a Madeira window on the Puffing Madeira Quilt. [26 minutes]
Belt Loops By Serger (#2910)
Create an applique greeting card, hand embroidered lilies on a christening gown, a sewing wallet. [26 minutes]
Embellished Piping (#2911)
Highlights include a baby hanger cover, bias shell trim and machine embroidery with free motion. [26 minutes]
Satin Stitch Applique with Quilting (#2912)
A tucks and lace pillow and hand embroidered lazy daisy flowers on a baby daygown are showcased. [26 minutes]
Stabilizing Everyday Fabrics (#2913)
Features a mitered band with puffing on the Puffing Madeira Quilt and hand embroidered picot lace. [26 minutes]
Serger Bias Trim (#3001)
Hand embroidered summer bells with chain stitch leaves on a baby bonnet and a tie-on crib organizer. [26 minutes]
Twin Needle Scallops (#3002)
Features Scalloped pintucks on an heirloom baby quilt and stitching endless without an endless hoop. [26 minutes]
Wing Needle Techniques (#3003)
Highlights include hand embroidered loop bullion flowers on a baby daygown and christening gown. [26 minutes]
Fabric Manipulation (#3004)
A rosette brooch and hand embroidered blanket stitch daisy on a christening dress and baby blanket. [26 minutes]
Banded Trims (#3005)
A burp cloth, a criss-cross bias designer technique and machine embroidery with a wing needle. [26 minutes]
Raw Edge Applique with Quilting (#3006)
Highlights include a "train up a child" pillow and continuous lap placket on a doll dress. [26 minutes]
Sewing Machine Needles -- Beautiful Seams (#3007)
A rouched and shaped lace designer technique and hand embroidered pansies on baby booties are shown. [26 minutes]
Bias and Bridges (#3008)
Bias tubes are connected with machine bridging to create a collar on a baby daygown. [26 minutes]
Bias Bindings (#3009)
Creating bias binding for necklines and armholes and large fabric flowers on Baby's Garden Quilt. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Sewing with Embroidery (#3010)
Projects include a baby bible cover, hand embroidered faces and a linen zippered storage bag. [26 minutes]
Serging for Babies (#3011)
Neck and sleeve bands are applied to baby knit garment. Yo-yo's are created on Baby's Garden Quilt. [26 minutes]
Embellishing Collars and Hems (#3012)
Features lace edging on a baby daygown, a prairie-style bonnet & lace shaped loops on a doll dress. [26 minutes]
Stabilizing for Surface Embroidery (#3013)
Features an embroidered lampshade, quilt construction and hand embroidered herringbone stitch. [26 minutes]
Bias Strip Lattice (#3101)
A sachet is made from linen blanks and a hand embroidered trailing stitch is demonstrated. [26 minutes]
Spaghetti Bias Shaping (#3102)
Features Antique Technique on flip flop lace shaping and Magic Madeira technique on a doll dress. [26 minutes]
Tucking Techniques (#3103)
Gridded tucks on an heirloom blouse and a charming crazy felting technique are demonstrated. [26 minutes]
Quilting Techniques (#3104)
Features warm bond thermally bonded cotton batting techniques and an embroidered pinwheel rose. [26 minutes]
Twin Needle Embellishment (#3105)
Fabric is embellished with twin needle stitching to create a man's tie. Plus, a look at serger hems. [26 minutes]
Ruffles and Ruching (#3106)
An heirloom blouse with ruffles and ruching embellishment and a drawstring lingerie bag are made. [26 minutes]
Fancy Fabric Textures (#3107)
Texturing fabric with "Texture Magic" for pillow construction and a hand embroidered gathered rose. [26 minutes]
Mexican Tucks (#3108)
Mexican tucks embellishment on an heirloom blouse and a cosmetic bag by serger are showcased. [26 minutes]
Hemming A Lined Garment (#3109)
Features stitching a hem of a lined dress or skirt and a hand embroidered threaded honeycomb stitch. [26 minutes]
Couture Darts (#3110)
Couture darts in garments and Dogwood and French knots silk ribbon embroidery stitch are shown. [26 minutes]
Romancing Your Wardrobe (#3111)
Faux tatting on a ladies' blouse and an antique technique on faux puffing are demonstrated. [26 minutes]
Bias Tubing Cathedral Windows (#3112)
Creating bias tubing loops on an heirloom blouse and embellishment on a ready-made knit blanket. [26 minutes]
Vintage Couched Collage (#3113)
Showcases an Heirloom blouse with couched yarn and ribbon embellishment and Watercolor Applique. [26 minutes]
French Bias Piping (#3201)
An elegant envelope clutch purse and cats and leaves silk ribbon embroidery stitches are showcased. [26 minutes]
Wing Needle Embellishment (#3202)
An heirloom blouse with wing needle embellishment and how to sew lined panel panties are featured. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Flatlocking (#3203)
Colored flatlock embellishment on an heirloom blouse and a hand embroidered bullion pinwheel. [26 minutes]
Applique (#3204)
An appliqued apron with double stick fusible web and an antique technique on circular lace shaping. [26 minutes]
Creative Circles (#3205)
A home decor pillow embellished using a circular attachment on the sewing machine is showcased. [26 minutes]
Texturing Fabric (#3206)
Using machine stitches in embroidery to texture fabric and hemming with hemstitching are featured. [26 minutes]
Opulent Ornamentation (#3207)
An embellished evening purse an embellishing a pram pillow are highlighted. [26 minutes]
Blank to Beautiful (#3208)
A blouse is created from linen blanks and photo tags are made for a Sew Booking page. [26 minutes]
Embellishing with Scallops (#3209)
Tracery scallop for easy collars and a construction tip on constructing a lined garment are shown. [26 minutes]
Lump-Free Collars (#3210)
Creating lump-free collars for blouses and jackets. "Knit Niche" segment for Sew Easy Stabilizing. [26 minutes]
Bridging Stitch Embellishment (#3211)
Bridging stitch embellishment on an heirloom blouse and adding lace to a finished slip are shown. [26 minutes]
Seminole Lacework (#3212)
Seminole lacework embellishment on an heirloom blouse and a hand embroidered trellis stitch. [26 minutes]
Folded Tucks (#3213)
Heirloom blouse with folded tuck embellishment and a pillowcase from linen blanks are featured. [26 minutes]
Machine Embellished Embroidery (#3301)
An antique technique on flip flop diamonds. Hand Embroidery segment demonstrating basic hemstitch. [26 minutes]
Crazy Quilting (#3302)
Embellishing a Summer Separates garment with crazy quilting and creating rickrack roses and leaves. [26 minutes]
Embroidery Undercover (#3303)
Serger shadow work and embroidery on a yoke dress and embroidering perfect lace are demonstrated. [26 minutes]
Embroidered Embellishments (#3304)
Embroidered covered buttons and sewing techniques are demonstrated on a linen Designer Suit. [26 minutes]
Madeira Borders - Three Ways (#3305)
A gown embellished with Madeira borders and a crisscross pintucks antique technique are featured. [26 minutes]
Zipper Application (#3306)
A travel tie keeper and a serger application of a zipper on a men's accessory bag is featured. [26 minutes]
Free-Motion Embroidery (#3307)
Quilted fabric coasters using easy to stitch designs and embroidered lazy daisy stitch are shown. [26 minutes]
Princess Pettiskirts (#3308)
Using a machine ruffler foot to create a pettiskirt and embellishing baby knits are showcased. [26 minutes]
Batting Application (#3309)
A table runner with striped fabric and batting and decorative ribbons for a quilt are created. [26 minutes]
Chain Stitch Quilting (#3310)
Features a Tote bag with a chain stitched "quilted" pocket and hand embroidered buttonhole stitch. [26 minutes]
Decorative Stitch Lace Inserts (#3311)
A dainty design dress with decorative stitch lace inserts and a linen placemat are featured. [26 minutes]
Embellisher Magic (#3312)
A dress is embellished with needle felted fabric. Quilting in the hoop is demonstrated. [26 minutes]
Shaping Trims (#3313)
Lace tape shaping on a girl's dress and an antique technique on creating a mitered fancy band. [26 minutes]
Continuous Border Embroidery (#3401)
A christening gown with continuous border embroidery and a hand embroidered fishbone stitch. [29 minutes]
Basic Heirloom (#3402)
Serger to machine technique comparisons for basic heirloom sewing is highlighted. [29 minutes]
Whimsical Trims from a Stick (#3403)
Whimsy Sticks are used for creating trims and flowers. Roses are used for headbands and shoe clips. [29 minutes]
Button Academy (#3404)
Creating decorative buttons for garments and accessories. Antique technique on tucked sleeve bands. [29 minutes]
Reverse Bobbinwork (#3405)
Reverse bobbinwork and embellishments using machine attachments and sewing techniques are featured. [29 minutes]
Sassy Sashiko (#3406)
Sashiko techniques and embroidered roses on a jacket are demonstrated. [29 minutes]
Circular Embellishments (#3407)
Circular embellishment on a linen Designer Suit and and embellished towels with ruffles are shown. [29 minutes]
Serger Piping (#3408)
A lined bag with serger piping and a lace diamond windows antique technique are demonstrated. [29 minutes]
Quick Zip Bags (#3409)
Constructing a small zippered clutch and converting a shorts pattern to make skorts are featured. [29 minutes]
Baby Puffing (#3410)
A round yoke daygown is embellished with baby puffing. Tips for stress-free embroidery are shared. [29 minutes]
Tools and Techniques of Hand Applique (#3411)
Learn to attach Swiss insertion to a quilted square and hand embroidered French knot ribbon rose. [29 minutes]
Everything Essential - Embroidery 101 (#3412)
Essential techniques for successful embroidery and converting capris to cargos are spotlighted. [29 minutes]
Machine Quilt Binding (#3413)
Variations of machine stitched quilt bindings and a Greek key mitering antique technique are shown. [29 minutes]


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Forage Fish
In the ocean, little fish play a big role. Small fish like sardines and anchovies are some of the most important fish in the sea.
Fish such as herring, anchovies, menhaden, and sardines feed mostly on plankton all their lives. They supply calories and nourishment (food!) for many top predators including cod, tuna, salmon, and most other fishes, hundreds of species of seabirds, seals, sharks, dolphins, and whales.
Forage fish are also heavily fished by humans. These tiny fish currently make up over a third of the wild marine catch. A whopping ninety percent of this forage fish catch is processed into feeds for fish farms, poultry, and livestock as well as nutritional supplements for people. If you're eating farmed animals—you're eating wild ocean fish.
Like any fish, the small fish that are the sea's breadbasket can be depleted. It has happened. Scientists now recommend cutting forage fish catch in half in many regions.
Trawling—dragging a net wider than a football field between two boats capable of hauling in 500,000 pounds of sea life in one tow—brings forage fishing to an industrial scale.
Leaving forage fish in the water is also worth twice as much as taking them out. They contribute over $11 billion by serving as food for other wild fish that people later catch and eat. That's about double the $6 billion they generate as direct catch.
The good news is that in some places, like the East and West Coasts of the U.S., people are remembering the little guys such as herring, menhaden, sardines, anchovies, and others.
3 ways to help forage fish:
1. Research, get informed about the current state of forage fish in waters near you.
2. If you eat farm-raised fish, choose the fish raised on feed not made from wild forage fish. (Ask your fish monger.)
3. Avoid pet food that contains fish meal
There are many other ways to Make a Difference.
Forage Fish, Pew Herring Alliance
Summary of the Lenfest Forage Fish Task Force Report – Lenfest
Forage Fish – Wikipedia
Herring in Dire Need of Protection – Cape Cod Times
Listing the Eulachon as Threatened – NOAA
Out of Balance: Industrial Fishing and Threats to Our Oceans – Pew Environment
Issues of Ecosystem-based Management of Forage Fisheries in "open" Non-stationary Ecosystems: Example of the Sardine Fishery in the Gulf of California – Mendeley
Omega-3s Suppliers Dispute Conclusions of Forage Fish Report – New Hope
Forage Fish 101 – Shore 11.org
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This is what I was doing on the day Bernie Sanders gave his "Restore American Democracy" speech above. I do not work. I live on Social Security Disability because I'm legally crazy. In the mean time, I SAVE THE WORLD 24/7 by challenging the scientific community to design a global economic game that will pay for EVERYTHING that We the People need to pay for. I am happy to be able to use the internet, subversive CRIMINAL that I am. My ideas are slightly disruptive. On behalf of my constituency, I suggest that we AUTOMATE Wall Street.
I had an interesting dream today around noon. I was sleeping in bed since 5 p.m. on Monday, the previous day. I went to bed around 1:30 a.m. Monday morning, but unfortunately, I failed to fall asleep. I remained alert in bed trying to fall asleep until 5 p.m. that day, when I finally fell asleep and slept until around 12:15 p.m. today, which is why I guess the dream happened around noon.
This morning I had totally awesome higher power superpower dreams.
It started off in my first and last childhood home where I was in a really weird altered state and my brother and Dad didn't trust me with anything dangerous. I was standing in the kitchen. They were in the dining room. While in my altered state, I tried to explain to them that I knew what danger was. I used the stove as an example. I explained that the burner was hot and the pilot light had to stay lit or otherwise gas would escape and catch fire.
It was nighttime.
Then there was a super loud electrical arcing noise coming from what sounded like miles away. Just super loud electrical sparking type noise. So Dad and I went to investigate. We drove several blocks and about half a mile through residential neighborhoods until we found a military zone full of security guards, then we found the source of the noise.
There was a huge gigantic antenna about 300 feet tall that had been built behind the backyard of a house in the grass of the elementary school schoolyard. Somehow then we were behind the house in the schoolyard, close enough to see the flashes of light coming from inside the house and that the sparks were being channeled through a ducting system that was connected to an amplifier unit and broadcast in all directions through some kind of ultra, ultra loud and elaborate public address system in the schoolyard, as well as through the radio antenna.
There was a military cop that greeted us. Dad had a black Colt .45 semi-automatic pistol and I had a small silver-colored .22 semi-automatic pistol with a wooden grip. The cop asked us if we had permits for the guns. Dad said he did but that I didn't. The MP asked for my gun. I handed it to him without resistance, but felt really stupid after the fact because I gave it to him barrel first - unfortunately pointed in his general direction. He took it without incident, but I felt embarrassed for not pointing the barrel toward the ground in the process.
Then we tried to figure out what the gigantic antenna was for. Dad guessed that it was classified but he said he thought it had something to do with extending the range of antennas at Vandenberg Air Force Base.
Then we drove to Vandenberg and when we arrived it was suddenly daytime. It was clear that there was something big going on. There were all kinds of advanced rotorless aircraft flying around really slowly and low to the ground.
Dad and I and my brother and one of his friends were in a van. We saw a helicopter-like aircraft fly really low by us and we could see the pilot through the windows. It was a really beautiful woman with medium length blonde hair. She wasn't wearing a helmet.
Then all of sudden, the beautiful woman was in the van with us. She explained that she was able to sneak up on us without a sound and enter the van without even opening the door. She explained that they had advanced nanotechnology and the ability to move and reassemble atoms very quickly.
Then she took us to a place where there were spaceships from aliens and they said that we were selected as part of a small group of people that would now go with the aliens. She took us inside one of the alien spaceships.
The inside of the spaceship took us to another world that was filled with ancient hieroglyphics and giant aliens.
They explained that they had been looking for a human god to control the spaceship, and I naturally didn't want the job because I had so many flaws and limitations. Then they took me to the alien god who was in charge of the spaceship. He said, "This is for you and your list of limitations."
I was trying to explain to Dad that they had advanced nanotechnology and that they could do anything to us and then return us to perfect health. I tried to explain that there was nothing to fear because we were backed-up.
Then we were in a giant building that went on forever and it was filled with sleeping mummies that were starting to come back to life in perfect health. I remember saying that I would like to be the walls and floor of that building.
Suddenly all the walls to the whole building turned into solid gold, and all the floors turned into gold colored marble with an interesting continuous grain. It was all beautiful.
Then the aliens started demonstrating that they could kill us and revive us to perfect health, even better than we were before. They killed me and revived me and I never lost consciousness.
Then things started attacking us. There was some kind of dog like creature running towards me. I just stood there waiting to see what would happen, knowing that I would be fine. Then a group of four aliens were coming towards me. Again, I stood my ground and didn't run.
They attacked me and did some damage then quickly called off their attack and walked away slowly and peacefully, and I was repaired to full health. The whole process was painless and I never lost consciousness.
A bunch of stuff happened that is escaping my memory, but the last words of the dream were from the inside of a golden palace and the leader of the aliens said to me, "You're immortal soul is with us, the angels."
Then I woke up.
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I was on a sidewalk along the beach and there were vendor stands and there was an outdoor club that was having a party.
A gorgeous woman at a stand walked over to me and kissed me on the lips. I was suddenly turned on. She said something like, "I want to have a test."
Right after that a small group of 3 people to my right came over and started talking to me.Somehow I forgot about the beautiful woman and I went with the group to the outdoor club and there was a cover charge. They said we could come in temporarily without paying a cover. She gave me a little sticker. I didn't have a shirt on.
I went to the back of the club and there were some racks of clothes. I was looking for a T-shirt. Then I went to another room and there was a large yellow T-shirt on a hangar in the middle of an otherwise empty rack. I put it on.
On my way back outside, I saw a full length mirror on a wall and could see that I looked really fat, as my stomach was sticking out. Then somebody said the T-shirt was dirty and smelled like body odor. I smelled it and agreed. I took it back and put it back on its hangar. I went to the back and found some brand new T-shirts that were on sale. I put one on and it fit loosely. Then I went outside.
I went to the person who was checking tickets and asked her what I was supposed to do with the sticker. She said I should just put the sticker on and not worry about paying a cover charge.
Then there was a little guy at a desk just to my left selling breath mints. Remembering having gotten the kiss from the beautiful woman, I decided to buy some breath mints. When I was handing the guy a couple of quarters, I dropped one. When I looked down on the ground in the dirt, there were lots of other quarters and nickels and dimes on the ground. I began collecting them. I dug a little bit more into the dirt and there were more quarters.
Then the phone rang and I woke up. It was the Highline Bookstore letting me know that my books and parking pass are ready.
I really had cool FANTASY dreams this morning.
In one, I was in a library and there was a section where every book was an interesting and novel and revealing look at thinking and being creative. The books were magical. The illustrations were all beautiful and complex.
I got a handful of the books.
Then I took them to my warehouse loft apartment in the dream.
There was a woman there.
In one part of the dream I was explaining to the woman that I was really smart but that I had a disability. I said originally I thought that I could do whatever I set my mind to, but because of my disability, I would have to focus on FANTASY instead of math and science and programming and SECURITY.
Then I went outside of the loft to the roof of the building. There was a 4-foot diameter circular hole going through the roof to a lower floor. When I stood over the hole, it went on forever, there was like a lighted crystalline miniature city in the hole. Everything was really fragile. I reached down with my right hand and touched a miniature lighted skyscraper and it tipped over and came to rest at an angle against another miniature lighted skyscraper.
Then a demon being came out of the hole and took me over. Suddenly, I looked like the demon being, and my real body appeared separately. The demon being said that we were going to be in switched bodies for 30 days.
Then there was one part of the dream where I realized that it had been 2 weeks since I had contacted my family. I wanted to call my Dad. Suddenly there was a huge rectangular video screen that appeared about 10 feet in front of me. It must have been about 15 feet across. Some phone numbers appeared and they telepathically said to me that they were calling Dad. But the numbers were in a different format than Dad's number. I explained to them that my Dad's number was in a different format. Then they decided that we would go there instead.
Suddenly I was in a car on 4 lane freeway headed North towards my Dad's house. A young kid was behind the wheel. The kid didn't know how to drive and we were weaving all over the place in heavy traffic. It was very dramatic and alarming. Finally, we pulled off at an offramp and ended up standing on a hill above some church grounds. There was an old wooden church house at the bottom of the hill. We were about 200 feet away from the door of the church and there was another 4-foot diameter circular hole in the ground about 5 foot from the front door of the church. The kid fired an Estes rocket toward the hole, it flew through the air but landed on the edge of the hole and caught on fire. It just kept burning. Then the hole was filled with dirty slushy snow and something started raising out of the ground.
It was a green alien lizard/humanoid being with big yellow eyes. He complained that he wanted to be left to rot in his eternal sleep and didn't want to be woken up.
Those are the details that I can remember.
When I woke up, I felt like I had just had a great FANTASY dream.
I had really cool dreams this morning, but unfortunately I don't remember much of them.
I interacted with many beautiful intelligent characters, male and female, and they all said with great enthusiasm and empathy but gently apologetically as if sorry to disappoint that they were me. "We're You!", they said excitedly but with a tinge of sadness at the implications for my sense of loneliness.
In one part of the dream an invisible dream guide was testing my dream hearing. He was talking to me in sentences over and over again at different levels of volume, down to a point where I couldn't quite make out what he was saying, then up to a point where I could hear him again. He would say a sentence, then I'd repeat it back to him, until I couldn't quite make the sentences out anymore because they were too muted. It's like he was testing my internal dialog volume level to determine the lowest level that I could perceive. Subliminals. Calibrations. Very interesting. I wonder what they're up to.


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This is a new SoundFont-based usermode MIDI system driver for Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8.
It uses the BASSMIDI library by Ian Luck, as the synthesiser.
* Dynamic sample caching
* Unlimited polyphony
* Compressed SoundFont support
* SoundFont chaining/stacking
* Works on Windows Vista and Windows 7, including 64-bit versions.
* Support for the following controllers & events:
MIDI note events.
MIDI program events.
Channel pressure.
Pitch wheel.
Bank change MSB. (CC#0)
Modulation. (CC#1)
Portamento. (CC#65 / CC#84 / CC#5)
Volume. (CC#7)
Panning. (CC#10)
Expression. (CC#11)
Sustain pedal. (CC#64)
Soft pedal. (CC#67)
Low-pass filter resonance. (CC#71 or NRPN 121h)
Release time. (CC#72 or NRPN 166h)
Attack time. (CC#73 or NRPN 163h)
Low-pass filter cut-off. (CC#74 or NRPN 120h)
Reverb send level. (CC#91)
Chorus send level. (CC#93)
Stop all sounds. (CC#120)
Reset all controllers. (CC#121)
Release all keys. (CC#123)
Mono/poly mode. (CC#126 and CC#127, respectively.)
Pitch wheel range. (RPN 0)
Fine tuning. (RPN 1)
Coarse tuning. (RPN 2)
And presumably if GS/GM2 mode is activated:
Drum key low-pass filter cut-off. (NRPN 14knh)
Drum key low-pass filter resonance. (NRPN 15knh)
Drum key coarse tune. (NRPN 18knh)
Drum key fine tune. (NRPN 19knh)
Drum key volume level. (NRPN 1Aknh)
Drum key panning. (NRPN 1Cknh)
Drum key reverb send level. (NRPN 1Dknh)
Drum key chorus send level. (NRPN 1Eknh)
It also supports GM, GS, and XG reset System Exclusive messages, and the drum channel enabling features of GS and XG when switched into those modes. It also supports GS and possibly XG reverb preset control messages for adjusting reverb time, delay, low-pass cut-off, high-pass cut-off, and level. And chrorus delay, depth, rate, feedback, level, and chorus to reverb send level. It also supports the master volume level message.
kode54 should be thanked for making this possible. I wrote the installer and configuration app.
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been busy on new dialogs and options for next version: http://stashbox.org/1106004/config.JPG
Took a leaf out of Peter's book and redid the config app in WTL. Has better registry functions, better tab handling, etc....
So much easier than Win32 code to maintain.
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In Torii Hunter, Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski found a steady corner outfielder who has some pop in his bat. (John T. Greilick/Detroit News)
You've got your shopping list, and the Tigers had theirs.
You, of course, probably didn't set aside $16 million a year in your budget for a starting pitcher.
Then again, unless you're Mike Ilitch, you don't own a major league baseball team either, so that was never going to be much of an issue. Like the cliched spouse handed a shopping list, a handful of dollars and the car keys, Tigers president and general manager Dave Dombrowski was sent to the market to fetch a gallon of milk — and a corner outfielder who could both hit well and field well, if one happened to be available.
So, how'd he do? Do the Tigers have the ingredients they need to succeed? Let's see.
If you can't hit, you've got to field. If you can't hit and you can't field, well, there's always the Yankees, Mr. Young. The Tigers entered the offseason needing to find a way to improve outfield defense and to score a few more runs.
Brennan Boesch didn't hit in 2012, and he didn't field all that well either. Quintin Berry and Avisail Garcia were not the answer.
It didn't take long for the Tigers to sign Torii Hunter to deal with the problem. The former Gold Glove winner (for whatever that is worth) may be a few steps slower at age 37, but with a .313 batting average in 2012 he'd hit better than ever in at least one statistic.
Batting average isn't a great predictor, and $13 million a year is probably a bit on the pricey side for the level of production Hunter will provide. But you can't help but come away from this deal feeling better about the Tigers' outfield.
For the first time in years, there was little intrigue on the infield front.Omar Infante, acquired in a trade with the Marlins last July, disappointed, but he was a darn sight better than the Ryan Raburn/Ramon Santiago/Danny Worth triumvirate the Tigers had been trotting out there, and a lot more effective than Scott Sizemore had been at the position before that.
When the biggest question you have to ask is "How do we replace Gerald Laird?" things are going pretty well.
Like any shopper, Dombrowski may have gotten a bit distracted. The Tigers locked up their monopoly on MLB players named "Brayan" by signing Pena, who might actually hit worse than Laird, and added another Cabrera, this one Ramon Cabrera of the Pirates organization.
Now, to find a way to combine the duo into a catcher who can both hit and field. We'll call this one a draw.
Starting rotation
During their postseason run, Tigers starters Justin Verlander, Doug Fister, Max Scherzer and Anibal Sanchez combined to allow 18 earned runs in about 85 innings. That's an ERA less than 2.
Knowing a good thing when he saw it, Dombrowski elected to keep the band together for another run. At $80 million across five seasons, re-signing Anibal Sanchez did not come cheap.
To make a good meal, you need good beef. Sanchez may not be filet mignon but he's a step up from rump roast.
When last we saw the bullpen, Phil Coke was the ersatz closer in place of the batting-practice-throwing Jose Valverde. The solution to this was to hand the duties over to untested rookie Bruce Rondon — maybe.
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A high-priced closer isn't worth it so long as you've got someone who can get three outs without giving up the lead most of the time. The Tigers should be able to make that claim.
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PC-BSD® 9.2 added a graphical Package Manager utility to Control Panel which can be used to manage installed desktops and system components. It can also be used as a front-end to the FreeBSD packages collection. The advantage of installing software using this utility is that any software installed this way will be tracked by Update Manager. If you prefer to start this utility from the command line, type pc-su pc-pkgmanager.
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Finding, Installing, and Uninstalling Meta-Packages
To determine which meta-packages are available:
Meta Package: Awesome ------------------------------------- Description: A highly configurable, next generation framework window manager Icon: /var/db/pc-metapkgmanager/pkgsets/pcbsd/Awesome/pkg-icon.png Parent: Unsupported-Desktops Desktop: YES Required Packages: awesome-3.4.13 Meta Package: Compiz ------------------------------------- Description: Compiz - OpenGL compositing manager Icon: /var/db/pc-metapkgmanager/pkgsets/pcbsd/Compiz/pkg-icon.png Parent: Misc Desktop: NO Required Packages: compiz-fusion-0.8.4_2 Meta Package: Desktops ------------------------------------- Description: Supported Desktop Environments for your PC-BSD system. Icon: /var/db/pc-metapkgmanager/pkgsets/pcbsd/Desktops/pkg-icon.png Desktop: NO Category Entry Meta Package: Development ------------------------------------- Description: Development tools and utilities for your Desktop Icon: /var/db/pc-metapkgmanager/pkgsets/pcbsd/Development/pkg-icon.png Desktop: NO--More--(byte 989)
To view which meta-packages are available in an alternate metapkgset, specify the metapkgset name. For example, to view the available warden meta-packages from your desktop, use this command:
Meta Package: Apache ------------------------------------- Description: The Apache Web Server Icon: /var/db/pc-metapkgmanager/pkgsets/warden/Apache/pkg-icon.png Parent: Web-Servers Desktop: NO Required Packages: apache-2.2.22_6 Meta Package: BigBlueButton ------------------------------------- Description: BigBlueButton enables universities and colleges to deliver a high-quality learning experience to remote students. Icon: /var/db/pc-metapkgmanager/pkgsets/warden/BigBlueButton/pkg-icon.png Parent: Web-Apps Desktop: NO Required Packages: mysql-server-5.5.27 bigbluebutton-0.71_3 Meta Package: Database-Servers ------------------------------------- Description: Database Server Software Icon: /var/db/pc-metapkgmanager/pkgsets/warden/Database-Servers/pkg-icon.png Desktop: NO Category Entry Meta Package: Development ------------------------------------- Description: Development tools and utilities Icon: /var/db/pc-metapkgmanager/pkgsets/warden/Development/pkg-icon.png--More--(byte 989)
To permanently change the default metapkgset between pcbsd and warden, modify the PCBSD_METAPKGSET variable in /usr/local/etc/pcbsd.conf.
To determine if a meta-package is installed, specify its "Meta Package" name as shown in the output of the pc-metapkgmanager list command. For example, to see if the Awesome desktop is installed:
To install the meta-package, use the add option and specify the meta-package name. Only the superuser can install meta-packages.
The following example installs the Awesome meta-package. pc-metapkgmanager will provide messages regarding the status of the installation:
Pending Meta-Package changes: 1 Package source: NET Preparing to add: Awesome... Checking for updates to old packages... Installing Meta-Package: Awesome Getting package list... Pending package changes: 6 Downloading package: awesome-3.4.13 //usr/local/tmp/awesome-3.4.13.txz 100% of 704 kB 637 kBps Downloading package: libev-4.11,1 //usr/local/tmp/libev-4.11,1.txz 100% of 117 kB 361 kBps Downloading package: libxdg-basedir-1.1.1 //usr/local/tmp/libxdg-basedir-1.1.1.txz 100% of 11 kB 130 kBps Downloading package: xcb-util-image-0.3.8 //usr/local/tmp/xcb-util-image-0.3.8.txz 100% of 18 kB 141 kBps Downloading package: xcb-util-keysyms-0.3.8 //usr/local/tmp/xcb-util-keysyms-0.3.8.txz 100% of 8040 B 72 kBps Downloading package: xcb-util-wm-0.3.8 //usr/local/tmp/xcb-util-wm-0.3.8.txz 100% of 35 kB 148 kBps Installing package: awesome-3.4.13 Skipping installed package: libev-4.11,1 Skipping installed package: libxdg-basedir-1.1.1 Skipping installed package: xcb-util-image-0.3.8 Skipping installed package: xcb-util-keysyms-0.3.8 Skipping installed package: xcb-util-wm-0.3.8 The meta-pkg Awesome is installed Finished Meta-Package: AwesomeMeta-Package changes finished!
To delete an installed meta-package, specify its name. Only the superuser can uninstall meta-packages. As seen in the following example, pc-metapkgmanager automatically determines which dependent packages are still needed by other applications and which can be safely removed.
Pending Meta-Package changes: 1 Removing Meta-Package: Awesome Getting package list... Pending package changes: 66 Removing: awesome-3.4.13 Skipping Meta-Required: giflib-4.2.0_2 Removing: libev-4.11,1 Removing: libxdg-basedir-1.1.1 Removing: xcb-util-image-0.3.8 Removing: xcb-util-keysyms-0.3.8 Removing: xcb-util-wm-0.3.8 Skipping Required: bitstream-vera-1.10_5 Skipping Required: cairo-1.10.2_4,2 <snip output of other required packages> The meta-pkg Awesome is not installedMeta-Package changes finished!
Upgrading Meta-Packages
pc-metapkgmanager can also be used to determine if any meta-packages are out of date and to update meta-packages. To determine if any meta-packages have newer versions:
In this example, all meta-packages are at their latest versions. If any were out of date, you would instead receive the message "The following package updates are available:" followed by the names of the out-of-date meta-packages.
To update a meta-package, use the pc-metapkgmanager update command followed by the name of the specific meta-package or the word all to update all out-of-date meta-packages.
pc-metapkgmanager records any error messages to /tmp/.pc-metamanager.log. This log file automatically rotates whenever it reaches 5MB in size.