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Marcarini Barolo Brunate (1.5 Liter Magnum) 2004
Nebbiolo from Piedmont, Italy
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The wine has a magnificent garnet-red color with intense ruby-red reflections, of correct intensity and tonality. The nose is composite, rich, full and persistent, with hints of vanilla, sweet spices, tobacco, mountain hay and underbrush. Impressive taste sensations reveal the wine's imperious, noble, warm and velvety character, and the flavor is long and intense.
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The Wine Advocate - "Soaring aromatics emerge from the estate's 2004 Barolo Brunate. Menthol, dark cherries, spices, new leather and licorice are all to be found in this generous, layered wine. Sweet, ripe tannins provide a lovely bookend to this rich, classic Barolo from the Brunate vineyard. Still somewhat closed, it is likely to require at least a few years of bottle age. Anticipated maturity: 2012-2024. "
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Luisa & Manuel Marchetti have been in charge of Luisa's family winery since 1990, with Manuel responsible for sales & promotions, Luisa orchestrating the wines with consultant oenologist Armando Cordero. Founded by Luisa's great-great-great-grandfather, the estate was one of the very first in the area to designate single vineyards on its labels as early as 1950. The property covers 62 acres, 42 of which are under vine. In fact, one of Marcarini's superb, historical crus is 150-year-old Boschi di Berri, whose Dolcetto vines are among the oldest in Italy, having survived Phylloxera and maintained indigenous rootstock. The Marchettis' varietal map (except the Shiraz) is almost exclusively native to the Langhe hills. The Nebbiolo grapes for Barolo are grown within the estate's original nucleus, high on the rolling terroir of La Morra: two celebrated, contiguous crus, Brunate and La Serra. The building itself (adjoining a medieval tower) goes back to the 1700s: the cool, ancient underground cellars provide an ideal environment for the wines' classic élevage. The exceptional vineyards – all estate-owned – are the true heart of the winery. The superb locations, steepness of the slopes and nature of the terrain, exposure to the sunlight, exceptional microclimate, are not only conducive to top wines, but to non-aggressive, natural vineyard management. View all Marcarini Wines
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(AP) Clashes in Slovenia ahead of presidential vote
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LJUBLJANA, Slovenia
Clashes broke out Friday night in the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana as angry demonstrators tried to push through a police cordon to storm parliament.
Several protesters were arrested and police fought to disperse the crowd, which was throwing rocks, bottles and firecrackers at them.
Tensions have been soaring ahead of this weekend's presidential runoff in the small, economically struggling EU nation. Thousands joined the protests Friday against Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa and his Cabinet, accusing them of corruption and fraud and demanding their resignations.
Carrying banners that read "You are finished" and "Thieves," about 8,000 people braved the drizzle and cold to express their discontent with government cost-cutting measures and other reforms designed to avoid an international bailout.
Slovenia is facing one of the worst recessions of the 17 nations that use the euro currency. Its economy has shrunk more than 8 percent since 2009 and continues to decline, resulting in a sharp drop in exports and living standards and a surge in unemployment, which now stands about 12 percent.
The vote on Sunday pits incumbent President Danilo Turk against former prime minister Borut Pahor.
Many among Slovenia's 2 million people are angry with their leaders' inability to join forces and pull the country out of its economic crisis. They are also upset over austerity measures _ spending cuts and tax hikes _ which they say target the poor rather than the rich.
According to an opinion poll published Friday in the Delo daily, Pahor will win about 55 percent of the vote, while Turk will garner 24 percent. The poll was conducted among 780 people with a 2.5 percent margin of error.
Pahor told the AP on Friday that the protests "signal a lack of confidence" in government institutions.
"It is important that by not using force we give people hope that all problems can be solved," he said.
The 49-year-old has supported some of the government's reform measures, unlike current president Turk, who has been a fierce critic.
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The Village of Casteldelmonte
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Nineteen-year-old Andrew Keith Johnston of Normandy entered a best interest plea to charges of second-degree murder for the death last October of his 1-month-old son.
The Shelbyville Times-Gazette quoted Assistant District Attorney Mike Randles as saying Johnston gave a written statement saying he became irritated when the infant was crying in his bassinet, interfering with his playing of video games. The prosecutor quoted him as saying he squeezed the boy hard and shook him.
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Anyone who hates to be corrected is stupid.
2The Lord blesses anyone who does good.
But he judges any man who is tricky.
3If a man does what is evil, he can't become strong and steady.
But if people do what is right, they can't be removed from the land.
4A noble wife is her husband's crown.
But a wife who brings shame is like sickness in his bones.
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7Sinners are destroyed and taken away.
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11Anyone who farms his land will have plenty of food.
But a person who chases dreams has no sense.
12Those who do what is wrong want to steal from others.
But those who do what is right bear good fruit because of their deep roots.
13A sinner is trapped by his sinful talk.
But a godly person escapes trouble.
14Many good things come from what a man says.
And the work of his hands rewards him.
15The way of a foolish person seems right to him.
But a wise person listens to advice.
16Foolish people are easily upset.
But wise people pay no attention to hurtful words.
17An honest witness tells the truth.
But a dishonest witness tells lies.
18Thoughtless words cut like a sword.
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19Truthful words last forever.
But lies last for only a moment.
20There are lies in the hearts of those who plan evil.
But there is joy for those who work to bring peace.
21No harm comes to godly people.
But sinners have all the trouble they can handle.
22The Lord hates those whose lips tell lies.
But he is pleased with people who tell the truth.
23Wise people keep their knowledge to themselves.
But the hearts of foolish people shout foolish things.
24Hands that work hard will rule.
But people who don't want to work will become slaves.
25Worry makes a man's heart heavy.
But a kind word cheers him up.
26Godly people are careful about the friends they choose.
But the way of sinners leads them down the wrong path.
27Anyone who refuses to work doesn't even cook what he catches.
But a man who works hard values what he has.
28There is life in doing what is right.
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square product's "44 Plays for 44 Presidents"
Through Nov. 3: This comic antidote to all the campaign negativity is a quick, chronological, biographical survey of each all 44 presidents so far, shifting from George Washington's almost Eden-like perfection to Ben Franklin giving Thomas Jefferson a Borscht Belt-style roast, to the highly polarized America of the Bush and Obama eras. At the Dairy Center for the Arts, 2590 Walnut St., Boulder, 303-442-0234 or squareproducttheatre.org
TheatreDArt's "Abducting Diana"
Through Nov. 4: This pointed satire by Dario Fo exposes political and corporate corruption. Ruthless media tycoon Diana Forbes-McKaye is kidnapped, but she proves more resourceful than her clumsy abductors. The silliness includes a gun-toting priest, a deranged altar boy and pyromania. 128 N. Nevada St., Colorado Springs, 719-357-8321 or theatredart.org
Town Hall Arts Center's "Completely Hollywood (Abridged)"
Through Oct. 28: In the tradition of "The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged)" comes this rapid-fire comic reduction of 187 movies, by three actors, in 99 minutes. Expect Kevin Bacon jokes, comedy mash-ups and audience participation. Rated PG-13. 2450 W. Main St., Littleton, 303-794-2787 or townhallartscenter.com
TheatreWorks' "The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity"
Through Nov. 11: Curious Theatre's recent staging exploring cultural identity through the lens of professional wrestling moves to Colorado Springs TheatreWorks. When a Puerto Rican wrestler whose job is to always loses to cocky megastar Chad Deity joins forces with an Indian-American wrestling and they reinvent their ring personas as Muslim fundamentalist enemies to America, their careers suddenly become very interesting indeed. At the Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater on the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs campus, 719-255-3232 or theatreworkscs.org
Adams Mystery Playhouse's "Haunted House Murder"
Through Oct. 27: An interactive dinner-theater comedy, with dinner. Costumes are encouraged. Appropriate for all ages. 2406 Federal Blvd., 303-455-1848 or adamsmysteryplayhouse.com
Evergreen Players' "The Laramie Project"
Through Nov. 11: Moisés Kaufman 's theatrical collage recounts the savage 1998 murder of 21-year-old University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard, who was kidnapped, severely beaten and left to die, in the middle of the prairie outside Laramie. 27608 Fireweed Drive, Evergreen, 303-674-4934 or evergreenplayers.org
PACE's "Little Shop of Horrors"
Through Oct. 27: Starkey Productions presents this classic, campy rock musical about a down-and out skid row floral assistant who becomes an overnight sensation after he discovers an exotic plant with a mysterious craving for fresh human blood. Directed by Paul Dwyer. Starring Joanie Beyette of Boulder's Dinner Theatre, Mark Middlebrooks and Seth Caikowski. 20000 Pikes Peak Ave., Parker, 303-805-6800 or parkeronline.org
Spark Theater's "Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh"
Through Nov. 10: Joel Gross' adaptation of the famous 18th-century tale tells of an imagined love triangle between Marie Antoinette, her official portrait painter (Madame le Brun), and the man who came between them (Count Alexis de Ligne). 985 Santa Fe Drive, 303-319-1342 or sparktheater.org
Wit Theatre's "The Rocky Horror Musical"
Through Oct. 31: On the way to visit an old college professor, clean-cut youngsters Brad and Janet find their way into a mansion inhabited by alien transsexuals. Songs include "Time Warp." At the Crossroads Theater, 2590 Washington St., 303-296-3798 or thewittheatrecompany.ticketleap.com
Ignite Theatre's "Sweeney Todd"
Through Nov. 11: Stephen Sondheim's infamous 19th-century musical tale of the unjustly exiled demon barber who returns to London seeking revenge against the judge who framed him. When he meets up with the equally bloodthirsty Mrs. Lovett ... let's just say Londoners were never better fed. At the Aurora Fox, 9900 E. Colfax Ave., 720-626-9796 or ignitetheatre.com
Buntport's "Sweet Tooth"
Through Nov. 17: Buntport's third original musical collaboration with composer Adam Stone follows a reclusive woman who happily experiences the world from the comfort of her home until an abscessed tooth interferes. Ever committed to a more artistic version of life, her medical care becomes quite unorthodox. 717 Lipan St., 720-946-1388 or buntport.com
Band of Toughs' "The Thugs"
Through Nov. 3: Adam Bock's Obie-award winning play is a dark comedy in which mysterious dangers surround a group of temps working in a large, corporate law firm. The New York Times calls it "a delightfully paranoid little nightmare that is both more chillingly realistic and pointedly absurd than anything John Grisham ever dreamed up." At the We're House Performing Arts Center, 5763 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 303-641-3872 or bandoftoughs.com
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|Team Foundation Server 2013 introduced lightweight charting, and in Update 2 you can now pin charts to the home page and customize colors.
On Thursday, Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 CTP2 became available, along with a go-live Team Foundation Server 2013 RC and TypeScript 1.0 RC. This update release preview includes several significant feature additions as well as fixes.
As Somasegar's blog reports, Thursday's preview makes available to early adopters a subset of features that will work across many parts of Microsoft's tools. This includes support for TypeScript, updates to Web tooling, improvements in diagnostics tools and even easier Azure integration for Web projects.
The Team Foundation Server 2013 Update 2 RC includes improvements such as additional Git support and work item tagging from Visual Studio.
Read more about the update release preview on Somasegar's blog and find the full details in release notes.
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Top Ten Tech Companies Based on Pay and Perks
Google (4.4 out of 5 rating)"The company really takes care of us professionally and personally. [It] creates an environment where you don't want to leave the campus."
Facebook (4.3)"Excellent benefits and employee perks: onsite health care, chiropractor, acupuncture, gym and many others I haven't tried out yet."
Adobe (4.2)"Health care is similar to most high-tech companies, but they do offer pet insurance, which is somewhat unique."
Epic Systems (4.2)"They pay well, and raises each year can be around 20% if you are good."
Intuit (4.2)"Intuit believes happy employees lead to happy customers. The perks include an annual holiday party, a yearly fitness incentive and fun employee events."
Salesforce.com (4.1)"Great perks including stocked kitchens with food and drink, gym reimbursement, career advancement and trips to Hawaii."
Qualcomm (4.0)"They treat their employees with respect and dignity and provide them an environment to succeed. Everyone has their own office with a door."
Riverbed Technology (4.0)"Great work-life balance! Engineers arrive at work at about 11 a.m. The exodus begins at 5 p.m. The Ping pong and Foosball tables are in continuous use after 1 p.m."
VMware (4.0)"It seems that every time I turn around, they improve benefits and add something else."
Microsoft (4.0)"An amazing campus, with more amenities than most five-star resorts."
At this technology company, employees get free access to an all-electric fleet of cars and communal bicycles; complimentary meals from more than two-dozen high-end cafes; free laundry facilities and concierge services; massage chairs and sleep pads; and Friday happy hours. Oh, and there's paid leave for both moms and dads after having a child. And you can even bring your pet to work. No, we're not describing a utopian fantasy. These are just a sample of the seemingly endless perks that Google employees enjoy. As for salaries? They're generous, averaging about $104,000 a year for systems administrators, nearly $120,000 for software engineers and more than $138,000 for product managers, according to research from Glassdoor. Given this, it's no surprise that Google is ranked #1 on Glassdoor's recently released list of top companies for compensation and benefits. The rankings—and the overall rating included with each company—were compiled based on employee reviews and ratings. To provide an insider perspective, we've also included employee comments about pay and compensation for each business—also provided courtesy of Glassdoor.
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Therapist-Patient Sexual Relations: Results of a National Survey in Israel
Aviv, Alex, Levine, Joseph, Shelef, Assaf, Speiser, Nili, Elizur, Avner, The Israel Journal of Psychiatry and Related Sciences
Abstract: Background: Studies focusing on Patient-Therapist sexual relations have been carried out mainly in the U.S. This study comes to broadly explore this phenomenon in Israel. Method: An indirect questionnaire was sent to all 1,817 psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers who are members of the Israeli Psychiatric Association, Psychologists Association and Psychotherapy Association, respectively. Results: 29% of the responding therapists reported that at least one of their patients had experienced sexual relations with the most recent, former therapist. Limitation: The design of our survey made it impossible for us to conduct a follow-up after termination of therapy and to differentiate intercourse from nonintercourse sexual exploitation. Conclusions: Similar numbers of the gender of the exploiting therapist and exploited patients were obtained for both the indirect current Israeli study and previous U.S. studies. This may suggest that such parameters are influenced by common norms regarding the relationships between men and women of both societies, and from the psychotherapeutic dyadic situation.
Over the past two decades the public, as well as mental health professional organizations, have become increasingly aware of the issue of patient-psychotherapist sexual relations. A consensus in the professional psychotherapist community indicates that while sexual fantasies expressed within the realm of transference are part of the therapeutic process, the actual acting out of such fantasies is deleterious and prohibited.
Gabbard and Lester (1) maintain that although discussion of sexual boundary violations generally implies that interpersonal boundaries are being crossed, earlier in the process inner boundaries between self and object representation is eroded. Long before the first physical contact between the therapist and the patient, the therapist generally begins to feel a special kinship with the patient. There is a common tendency among mental health professionals to claim that therapists who violate sexual boundaries are a small handful of "impaired professionals." The fact is that every therapist is potentially vulnerable to various kinds of boundary violations, including sexual ones. The above distinction between "us" and "them" implies that there is no problem of poor training or bad techniques that are relevant to sexual misconduct in psychotherapy, resulting in ignoring the origins of this very problematic phenomenon (2).
Psychiatric training about boundary issues has continued to be ineffective despite today's wider awareness of this serious problem. Norris et al. (3) believe that the denial - "this couldn't happen to me" - plays a significant role in the persistence of the problem. They also count a number of risk factors which could lead a therapist to violate boundaries, among them: life crises, illnesses, loneliness and impulse to confide, idealization of the patient and so forth. Although some risk factors may also be found in the patient, it is always the therapist's responsibility to set the limits and to maintain the boundaries of the therapeutic situation.
Comparison of patient-therapist sexual relationship and incest within the family has been reviewed in the literature (4, 5). Witztum et al. detail what Pope named "therapist-patient sex syndrome" to emphasize the serious damage that such relationships might bring about for the patients (6, 7). The extent of such behavior among mental health professionals was found to be from 5% to 12% for male psychotherapists, and from 0.6% to 3% for female psychotherapists (8-13). The overall percentage for exploitation by psychotherapists seems to be 5% to 7% of all therapeutic situations (8, 14-16).
The numbers mentioned above, and the potential deleterious effects of such phenomena stress the importance of studying therapists' sexual exploitation of patients for future prevention. Most of the studies surveying the extent and characteristics of the phenomena have been conducted in the U. …


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When Crist arrived, he found me standing alone in the corridor.
Brian Hoey writes that he was once in Buckingham Palace when he passed two young footmen whispering together in a corridor.
Settlement in E-1 would block off this corridor, in effect bisecting the West Bank.
Though I was there to meet Ibnu Ahmad, I scooted furtively to the other side of the corridor, certain he was about to be arrested.
He unlocked the door and I picked up my hat and stick and stepped into the corridor.
Afterwards they went to my room at the end of the corridor and thoroughly searched it.
The stenographer was to take his seat in this corridor, just outside one of the windows.
Dr. Grayle was awaiting her in the corridor, a watchdog, patient and placid.
In the corridor we were joined by Peggy and the florid young man whom I had seen with her.
My wife, I believe, was advancing along the corridor when Sperry closed the door.
1590s, from French corridor (16c.), from Italian corridore "a gallery," literally "a runner," from correre "to run," from Latin currere (see current (adj.)). Originally of fortifications, meaning "long hallway" is first recorded 1814.


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During the school holidays children across Victoria have a great opportunity to catch their first fish thanks to an extensive fish stocking program by the Victorian Coalition Government.
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Agriculture and Food Security Minister Peter Walsh said almost 30,000 'ready-to-catch' rainbow trout had been released into more than 60 lakes across Victoria for the school holidays.
'There are wonderful fishing spots across Melbourne and the rest of Victoria for kids to have their first fishing experience,' Mr Walsh said. 'The waters stocked through the Family Fishing Lakes Program have been selected because
they are close to urban centres or regional towns, providing a great opportunity for children to get out there and learn about fishing.'
Mr Walsh said Fisheries Victoria's fish stocking program was a great way to encourage families to go fishing and a good use of recreational fishing licence revenue.'Most lakes provide easy access with a variety of fishing platforms and bankside tracks, making it even easier for families to head out to their favourite fishing spot this month,' Mr Walsh said.
The rainbow trout that are being released for the school holidays are advanced yearlings suitable to be caught immediately. Rainbow trout are a good option for children or those trying fishing for the first time, because they are relatively easy to catch and take a variety of baits and lures.
Anglers are reminded that a daily bag limit of five trout applies, of which only two can exceed 35 centimetres. At this time of year, trout cannot be taken from rivers. For more details refer to the Victorian Recreational Fishing Guide, which is available free of charge from most good fishing tackle shops, Department of Environment and Primary
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As the title asks: How often do your stalls get completely stripped and re-bedded? How much time does your horse spend in his stall?
I'm not entirely sure my barn ever strips the stalls, though they do muck them out daily. The horses are stalled except for 3-4 hours of daily turnout.


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I am very interested to hear what other people who have My Label think of the software. I am thinking I would like to buy it but don't want to shell out lots of money if it really isn't good.
How do you find the fit of the garments once you are measured?
How easy is the software to learn to use? Is it user friendly.
I had a look at the demo version but of course it has its functions inactive so I couldn't really see as much as I'd have liked.
How true to the pictures and images are the garments?
And how helpful is the construction guide part?
I would love to be able to enter my measurements, take it to the print shop or print at home, and then cut and sew a garment that actually fits well all over. I am within the measurements that the software is supposed to work within according to a booklet that was attached to a Bernina magazine I bought.
And finally- there are lots of questions here- does it make allowances for cup size of bra as well as high bust measurement? Or does it only take a traditional measurement around full bust?
I have been using Lutterloh abit (Mum and I went halves but I am moving away and she'll probably end up keeping it) and found it was very hit and miss: I had the usual alterations to do with every single pattern still though- and I am not good at that.
I have also been thinking about the cost of good RTW when you finally find that pair of tailored trousers to buy that actually fit, and a jacket or dress, the software would soon pay for itself- is it all it seems to be and more?
------Quilting up a storm
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I'm wondering if your local Bernina dealer might be able to help? I know our local dealer/sewing center has at least one of their team that's worked with My Label and would probably be willing to share info and insights.
I admit I've never chased this down because MyLabel was totally out of my price range, but I had, that'd been my plan.
Yes the price did put me off for a while but then I began to think about how much I spend on patterns, and Luterloh and fitting books but don't get great results.
And I think about the cost of really nice clothing.
I don't mind the idea of a core of garments that can be made and altered by the addition of trim or changing the look with different fabrics, or adding embellishment which in some ways seems easier than other software where a sloper must be produced, and then bits of garments put together into a shirt or a dress, and then whatever ease demanded added, and muslins sewn. I'd like something simple.
My dealership passed me the cd and said to have a look, but they haven't got anyone using it that I know of. They are not using it themselves. But, I may be moving interstate and if I do there may be a dealership there who know it well. I am not in any hurry as I probably won't have much time to sew clothes when moving. But I should once we are settled.
So any advice others have about the software is most welcome!
I love MyLabel. I bought the system about 9 months ago and prior to that had used Lutterloh for several years. I got really nice results with Lutterloh, great pants and shirts, but my garments with MyLabel are really perfect.
I used to do a sway back adjustment, to get rid of the bagging on my T shirts with Lutterloh, but with MyLabel this just isn't necessary. The Flared leg pant with My Label also hangs really nice and I'd say is almost a perfect pants pattern for me. I'd say the key to this system is taking good measurements. Once you do that you are all set. The program is easy to understand and if you have trouble there is an active yahoo group with lots of help available.
Aaah Lulu, your information is exactly what I am after. I am so glad to hear the pants fit you well, I think that is proof of any system's quality- as there are so many curves and measurements that must fit right for a good fit.
I have not had good luck with Lutterloh pants at all yet, lots of alterations to do and patterns not turning out looking anything like the pattern. Often artists impressions that I thought should be at the normal waist turned out to be super hipster low but only at the back. Very odd. I would like to know that what I see is what I will get and that it will fit! But I have had better luck with skirts and tops with Lutterloh.
The more I think about it and the more I talk with hubby about it the more I am sure that in the New Year I will get into it.
Thanks for your help Lulu!
Quilting Queen,
You might also want to check out My Pattern Designer (MPD) software MPD Link. They have just modified their pants algorithms and the results are FANTASTIC. You can see pictures on the website, showing results with many figure types. You can download a free trial by clicking on the "Free Stuff" menu option on the right hand side of the main screen. The demo even lets you print test fit patterns, so you can get an idea of what it takes to fit before you buy (and figure some of it out before the New Year!).
FWIW, I have no experience with My Label, but have been using MPD for some time now. I also have PatternMaster Boutique. I think that MPD and PMB both provide many, many options for garments, which makes them a better deal for me.
Have fun and good luck with whatever you do!
When My Label first came out, I decided against it, since it had limited patterns and no editing capability. I'm sure they've added some more patterns, but is there any editing capability (something allowing you to edit pattern lines directly or design your own)? I did like the 3D feature a lot, but not enough, obviously...
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Hi Laura,
Wow that's good information.
I will think about it. Although being out here in Aus I do want to go with a software package that others use incase I need help with anything-even though my local dealership is not yet into it, if I move interstate they almost certainly would be- MUCH larger state and higher population. I haven't ever seen or heard of others out here using MPD but that doesn't mean to say they aren't - I just don't know of anyone talking about it.
But perhaps if I hung out in sewing guilds I might, lol!
I basically sew at home and am sick of struggling along with commercial patterns or hit and miss affairs with Lutterloh.
I think I actually need something really quite simple that I can then just make subtle changes to garments. And with My Label I believe they make available downloads of new patterns once they are ready which would be good- you do not end up with just the 20 included patterns this way.
I don't do a huge amount of sewing clothes because I get frustrated with poor fit or pattern design-and it is a waste of money when even after I tissue fit I'm still not often really thrilled with results. I'm hoping the software will fill some gaps I have in lack of skill in pattern alteration and fitting!
Quilting Queen
I'm a huge fan of my label. I've made just about everything and love the results. I find if you want some options you can easily draft some or even morph other pattern into it. I'm doing the coat right now and have changed to collar to one from another I did a few years ago. I think the look is just more contemporary. I find even with commercial patterns I go off the pattern anymore these days so I don't mind doing that at all.
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I think you should maybe see abou shadowing a peds nurse. If your current hospital doesn't have a shadowing program ask around. Also maybe do some soul searching about exactly what is burning you out...Jan 2, '13
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The lovenox to me isn't the bigger problem it's a different pathway with a different purpose. (typically anyway I get that that wasn't the case here) The bigger problem is the idea of starting with...Nov 29, '12
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I think it's really digesting that you won a lawsuit over refusing to work. So much for helping the sick I guess. I have to wonder if the earlier poster is right and this is a troll thread. You can't...Nov 8, '12
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That's quite reasonable. If a patient comes after six I settle them attend to immediate needs and then if I can get more done I do if I can't I don't worry about it.Oct 17, '12
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What were the other four questions.Oct 17, '12
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How about the time I looked up a (male) patients medication only to find out it was a breast cancer medication. No history of breasts or cancer of any kind. Written by a resident three days earlier....Oct 17, '12
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You just say "I'm planning to write myself in, you should to, I'll give you a great cabinet position." :-)Oct 4, '12
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5-10$/ hour is 10-20 thousand more per year so yeah it'd be worth it.Sep 28, '12
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I have most frequently found this to be anxiety in my patients, I have yet to have one go bad or code after saying that. However doing vitals signs and a quick reassessment helps to rule out any...Sep 26, '12
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I think the kids will see the cartoon not the color. I have to add my own story though. I've always heard red can agitate dementia patients but I never had a bad response to my all red scrub set,...Sep 26, '12
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The power of prayer to convince people that they don't need treatment, hence their cancer gets worse?Aug 11, '12
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We use an emar, so we can just leave a note that says given by so and so and it's marked in an I didn't give it way of that makes sense. When we had paper mars and this situation occurred we would...Aug 1, '12
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Then I guess I should quit if it's God alone I guess the patients don't need my care. No worries about checking the six rights and all that either God will just intervene if he wants them to live and...Aug 1, '12
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There's is no excuse for that behavior. It really doesn't matter what you did, it's never appropriate to handle anything by screaming at somebody.Jul 25, '12
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I think the point was that is wasn't someone who say had paranoid delusions that a non white person was coming to kill them. There was no clinical reason behind this that they were aware of.Jun 27, '12
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As long as it wasn't a medication I can't see why you'd worry about it at all. I think the idea of being called up in a trial because you grabbed something for someone it way out there. It's not like...Feb 15, '12
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I would tell her that she needs to be getting the patient up to the bathroom every hour that that's what he nee. If she only has one patient there is no excuse for not doing the things this patient...Jan 11, '12
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Can't you still talk to the charge nurse of whomever was supposed to be caring for that patient? Didn't anyone check on her at all at four am?Oct 5, '11
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Um, yeah that sure won't cause any problems. /sarcasm if they're not going to hire liscenced personell to do liscenced tasks why not just hire housekeepers and teach them to chart, that'll save even...May 18, '11
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Wonder why she went to the hospital at all, better at home then in the back of a car.Feb 2, '11
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I have to agree about the NCLEX. It is not difficult. More importantly though it really has no relevance to nursing school. It does not test nursing knowledge at all it test your ability to take...Nov 17, '10
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If your job allows that you need to find a new job. All hospitals are not that way and if they have to find new staff because of it yours won't be either. Have you talked to management about it? Who...Sep 22, '10
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You should read what I said not what you think I said.Sep 15, '10
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Shaving is an infection risk not shaving is not. You may personally prefer it but EBP says it's not an infection risk. Being unclean sure but that's a separate issue. As for the homebirth and...Sep 15, '10
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we had a patient do that the other day. The funny thing is the outgoing nurse reported it to me as "She forgot she was at the hopsital." Because at home she has a leg??Sep 15, '10
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For the record, I live and work in Shenzhen. Not Shanghai.Mar 4, 2014. 06:20 PM | 4 Likes |Link to Comment
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I was among the first US post-graduate students in China (in 1981) and since then have noted that many, probably most, Western "analysts" and "commentators" have been confidently predicting year after year the certainty and inevitability of a China Crash. So, here we are, 33 years later. Still no crash. It's easy to perceive problems in China's economy and growth model. Easy too to let that form into a negative outlook on the country. But, for my part, I will continue to hold to the view that things in China are just fine. Its problems very manageable. Its prospects quite bright.
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Conventional wisdom is often wrong, no more so than when it comes to the tens of thousands of published dire predictions on the "end of energy" or the "our planet is being polluted to extinction". It amazes me this stuff keeps getting published, bought, read, and worst, believed.
The situation with the Uyghurs is similarly not as dire as you are perhaps being led to believe. There have been some awful recent outbursts. But, it's not the norm, nor the certain future. China has an occasionally restive Moslem minority population. So does the Philippines and Thailand. Countries with an occasionally restive majority Moslem population in China's neighborhood include Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhistan, Kirgizstan, Russia.Nov 24, 2011. 05:51 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Also, the comment on solar and wind -- this is in Xinjiang, as in the rest of the world, largely just a huge cash sink, enormous loss-making activity that would never get off the ground without extensive government subsidies. Solar and wind have no bearing on what's happening in Xinjiang. Again, solar and wind are fundamentally uneconomic and there is no way, anyway, to transport electricity efficiently across China without huge losses. China's energy needs were, are and will be filled primarily by burning coal. Doing it in a smart way, as they are moving to do in Xinjiang, makes business sense and also will create some large new businesses that will be sources of lower-cost petrochemicals for China's and the world's market, lowering overall demand for oil.
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My skills as a writer are, I fear, deficient. The thrust of my article is that Xinjiang is NOT going to transport the vast majority of its exploitable basic resources to Eastern China. It is going to use them locally, to make finished products, at costs well below current world market prices. Thus the transport issues become manageable, since you are mainly transporting high-value finished products, including petrochemicals, rather than coal. The market price of these petrochemical products, among projects I'm familiar with, runs to thousands of dollars per ton. The market price of coal in China? A bit over a hundred bucks per ton. Do the math. The Chinese have.
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strongly considering this, and the 75$ one is REALLY tempting, although, will it be possible to buy the shirt separatly later? i will most certanly buy the 15$ one! Really looking forward to this!!
Ever had that itching desire to break out of hell and into the highest reaches of heaven? In Party of Sin, you take control of the Seven Deadly Sins in a coopetitive puzzle-platformer for 1-4 players. Master a large, dynamic team of anti-heroes -- the Seven Deadly Sins -- as you forge your destiny on a quest to troll humanity. Envy, Greed, Sloth, Pride, Wrath, Lust, Gluttony are all multi-dimensional with special powers useful in many situations. Swap characters on the fly as you change tactics based on the situation: ALL the Sins are useful in combat, ALL the Sins aid in puzzle solving, and ALL the Sins have coop interactions, both Good and Evil. Adventure: A full 6 to 8 hours of gameplay is provided, in both solo and coop modes. Play over 20 levels on your adventure through Hell, Purgatory, Earth and Heaven. Upgrade your Sins in the shop by collecting God's forbidden apples. Five bosses like the Demon Narwhal and the Airship Captain stand in your way.
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strongly considering this, and the 75$ one is REALLY tempting, although, will it be possible to buy the shirt separatly later? i will most certanly buy the 15$ one! Really looking forward to this!!
Hey! There seems to be a really high demand for the T-shirts so we might be setting up an online store for them after the kickstarter. Our problem right now is they're quite expensive to print. Follow our blog for more details!
Thanks in advance for anything you can give us! We really appreciate it!
Also: You might want to check the page again, we added an extra reward that has t-shirt and soundtrack for $55.


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On Tuesday Sept. 8, educators from Baldwinsville collected canned and boxed food to donate to the Baldwinsville Community Food Pantry.
Members of the Baldwinsville Teachers' Association Local Action Project team coordinated the successful effort. The team worked with members of the Baldwinsville Educational Support Professional, CSEA and administrators who each donated to this endeavor. Members of the team include BTA President Beth Chetney, Vice President and LAP Coordinator Julie Sennett, Secretary Sherri Wineland, as well as team members Debbie Drain, Kristen Filipski, Eileen Foss and Christene Rolfe.
LAP members gave special thanks to Drain for all of her efforts.
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Getting a hair transplant is a serious decision that shouldn't be taken lightly. Even more so, choosing a specialist to perform the procedure is in itself very difficult and fraught with a myriad of concerns. Does it truly work? Is it worth the price? I too faced these issues when I made the decision to do something about my hair loss. That being said, I can honestly say that I'm truly happy that I ended up choosing to go with Dr. Arocha. In the year since my procedure, I haven't seen a drastic improvement in my hairline and feel a million times better about my appearance. As many others will attest, Dr. Arocha and his staff are simply the best. They are extremely professional, yet very friendly and accommodating. The procedure was relatively painless and recovery was quick. All in all, I would highly recommend it to anyone who wishes to improve their life through the miracle of hair transplants. I'm such a firm believer in Dr. Arocha that I've already scheduled a second procedure with him to further improve my hairline. Check him out; you won't regret it!
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Tom West's Custom PC77 PumpMaster Classic Short Rifle
exceptional P rod... maybe.... Me doing soemthiong wrong.... doubt it. the guns performance over the clock is consistant with other shooting other guns over it. Or Ive been doing it wrong for everything Ive ever chrony'd (which is always possible....)
when it started climbing into the high 700,s it started having some recoil/movement, which it didnt have at the factory speeds (670), or even into the 700's
But 5 shots at 800 aint gonna help, when the gun si capable of shooting all 24 (my shot count target) at over 700.. The question is: WHY is this gun so hot? Even 18.3 gr pels shot at 770, but shot count was about a mga and a half.
Why is it doing this? I think knowing the setup will help answer the why, and help tune the thing down to 24 consisitent shots. And why is mine so hot, and Buster's anemic?
two things immedidatley come to mind: the 800 shots were taken with 13.4 grain pels, and I'm testing at 4500 feet. Beyond that , I dont know. Bu tI intend to find out
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