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The life of teenager Percy Jackson includes trouble at his boarding school as well as mythological monsters and gods.
Retired Lt. Col. Randy Carlton will sign his book "Child of Stone" on Sunday at Barnes and Noble in Elizabethtown.
The Harp Twins will appear at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Hodgenville Civic Center.
During Halloween, movie goers and book lovers are more likely to delve into scary stories.
A free dance performance Tuesday at Elizabeth-town Community and Technical College will feature traditional Japanese dancers.
Meade County author Robert A. Prather will host a booksigning Saturday afternoon in Elizabethtown.
The Historic State Theater in Elizabeth-town offers Kentucky-infused music tonight when it hosts a concert by Breckinridge County band Jericho Woods.
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Two weeks ago I was in Nicaragua visiting churches involved in some unique ministries that both demonstrate and proclaim the gospel.
The group I was with, mostly pastors from U.S. churches affiliated with the Willow Creek Association, visited church ministries in Nicaragua connected with Compassion International.
Before this trip, I was familiar with Compassion International only as an agency that provided sponsorships for impoverished children around the world. On this trip I saw that these sponsorships weren't just random children, but they were children involved in child development programs at local churches in needy areas.
For example, a few of us visited a family in Ciudad de Sandorino, where a grandmother and grandfather were caring for their orphaned grandson. They didn't have electricity in their three-room house. They supported themselves by selling tortillas made, two or three at a time, on a small wood-burning stove.
The grandson, 10-year-old Axel, attended an after-school program at a nearby church, Joyas de Christo, where more than 300 children were fed, helped with homework, provided medical care, and taught the gospel.
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There are some older threads on quilting software, but not much new. Does everyone use Electric Quilt?
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I just got EQ7 the other day and have enjoyed it with what little time I have had avaliable to play with it. I was able to design a block and then shrink/enlarge the blocks to get the exact over all effect I wanted and yet still remain the finished size I wanted. Printed out my fabric list and went shopping. It was nice to not fret about having to do all the math repeatedly. I am very visual and cant wait to start scanning fabric into it so I can get an even more realistic look at the quilt before I start cutting....especially since color choice is probably my biggest challenge right now.
I have a few bumps which is the learning curve that comes with any new software, but overall it wasnt bad...definately wasnt enough to put me off the software. Goodness knows I wont ever use all the features in EQ7, but it fits the bill for me.
Note - if you go to the quilt in a day website, you can usually pick up EQ7 for under $150 with free shipping. That $50 savings is what pushed me into getting the software before Christmas.
I will be honest. I did not look at much other software. One of the instructors at my LQS has at least 5 different software programs for quilting and when she asked me what I wanted to use the program for, and how I would use the program, she advised me that EQ7 would fit my needs and then some, where as with the others, I might need bits and parts from two or even three programs, all of which wouldnt combine into one quilt/file. She recommended it for the reasons I stated above that are important to me....fabric scanning, quick and easy resizing, multiple layouts and numerous border options all built in, along with tons of other features I probably wont ever get the time to explore, but if I ever do, they will be there waiting for me. I wanted a program that I could be comfortable with at a basic level and yet have one that could grow with me. So far I feel that EQ7 was a good match for me. -- Edited on 10/7/12 3:21 AM --
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I have EQ7, have not tried other software. I do like it, other than I feel like I sit and plan with it more that I sit and sew with it.... That's just me though. I could sit for hours with just pencil and paper to plan....
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Parents, actors and members of a movie production team gathered on Friday at Greystone Manor in Scottdale to take care of paperwork and to have still photos taken and costumes fitted before filming begins Saturday.
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Emma Smith, 9, of South Park, was waiting to have her picture taken under the watchful eyes of her mother, Dawn. Smith is playing the part of orphan Nellie. She was ready to go on Friday, if not suffering just a bit from the itchiness of the skirt of her costume on the very warm day.
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I focus more on personal branding, and try to maintain a similar presence wherever I go. I learned this from band - you're always representing the band, and in a similar fashion, I'm always representing my business and my own personal self.
That's a great analogy for the purpose of an identity, Corey. My friend had a band called Die By Fire. It was a great band, kinda a bit hardcore, and their music was well put together. I saw some of their sheet music and it looked like a symphony it was so complex. But they did no branding, had no website, had nothing but a MySpace that didn't have any songs on it. They are, needless to say, no more.
But I had another friend who created a band called Betting For Benson. They gathered a following through selling shirts, making a well laid-out website and a racehorse mascot named Benson (ergo "Betting For"), taking care of business and responding to emails and message from others. They advertised everywhere, to the point of annoyance without crossing it, and they reaped the benefits as they were signed by a small label in the Mars Hill area and now have an album out.
Yet another friend of mine went to UNC-Asheville and started a band called Just Die! They were signed using the same methods, plus enthusiasm on Matt's part, and are now on a tour of the entire east coast. Bands are a great analogy for identities. However it doesn't really fit with my thinking. Two is enough for me. Talk to Tom DeLonge. Two is too much.


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"It's in the subject matter and the way I approach recording and playing music. It's just gonna be there. I didn't choose to be from the South but I'm gonna have to deal with it, one way or another. It winds up in there, and I'm proud of that," says the Greenville, Alabama native. "I think Southern rock is almost a redundancy. Even my favorite artists who aren't from the South try to sound that way sometimes. I don't necessarily think what the Truckers do is Southern rock."
"That should let people know you're not Molly Hatchet [laughs]. I think what the Truckers were doing, and are still doing, is exploring the more interesting, darker stories from the South that don't usually end up in Southern rock," comments Isbell. "That's what Southern Rock Opera is all about. People have a hard time understanding framework when you're making an album. They can understand it in a novel or a poem but if you're singing a song and you say 'I' or 'me' people think it's you. That's kind of hard to come to terms with as a writer. If you grew up listening to Randy Newman and things like that then you know the narrator isn't always trustworthy. I don't know if he emerges much in his songs. There's always a little bit about yourself in every song but I don't think you ever hear Randy Newman talk about Randy Newman."
It's this kind of observation that makes one hesitate to read too much autobiography into a Sirens gem like "Hurricanes and Hand Grenades" [the only things strong enough to get a woman off the narrator's mind]. If this were a vinyl release "Hurricanes" would kick off a killer "Side B" of a very complete, thoughtfully sequenced album, despite the four year journey it took to completion.
"CDs don't really work that way anymore. It was the one time when the stoned guy on the couch is gonna have to get up and go over to the record player, so you better give him something worth getting up for [laughs]. Consistency is not something that's as valued as it used to be. People are looking for singles more than entire records made of quality. Even some of my favorite artists are guilty of that. There's a lot of filler on records today," laments Isbell.
"That's definitely something I was going for, most obviously on 'Down In A Hole,' but there's lots of places I was trying to get [White's] familiarity between the artist and the audience," he says. "One of the drummers on the record, Mike Dillon [Les Claypool, GoGo Jungle], was doing a session with Tony Joe around the same time we were doing [Sirens]. Mike was in an isolated booth behind glass and Tony Joe was in the main room playing guitar and singing. And Mike was doing an upstroke thing on the snare drum that kind of echoed what Tony Joe was doing on the guitar. They went through a couple passes and Tony Joe turned around, slid the glass door open, and said, 'Hey, that ain't right. That ain't ever right.' [laughs]."
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Got the album on Tuesday and it's everything I expected and then some. Love Jason with the DBT, but happy for him that he is going out on his own. Saw him play an in-store performance in May and kicked some major ass. Can't wait till Louisville.Go get the album!!!!!!
Can't wait to see the 400 Unit in Denver!!
Ditto, man. I think the Larimer is the ideal venue for 'em.
Man this guy get's ALOT of press and ad space... $$$$$$$ well spent?
i love this guy..ive met him backstage plenty times with the rest of DBT and he is a badass with and witout dbt!!
He is one of the best new song writers today. The last track on the album is amazing. Already seen two shows of the tour and the 400 unit is awesome as well. I am expecting big things.
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this guy is really good, nice article. i love him quoting the duane allman line as well, that's always been one of my favorite quotes from a musician. it would be cool if they wrote up a story about the legacy of duane allman on here. not enough people realize how badass he was.
yeah im listening to the new album right now it kicks ass. i have always loved isbell i wish he was still in the truckers but wish him the greatest luck on his own.
I saw Isbell play his Plan 9 in store performance the other day and it was fuckin brilliant. Awesome singer, awesome guitarist and awesome songwriter! By God hes got soul...keep pickin'
Talk about honest. Isbell will give it to ya everytime. I haven't seen a lot of hype about this album, but it deserves everything it gets. Looking forward to seeing him in Nashville yet again.
Just checked out the album and I really dig it. Some of the songs really have a similar sound to Slaid Cleaves... very nice. I'm not a huge DBT fan, but think this is a great album.
Saw him at SXSW. Wonderful! Cant wait for the Mohawk show!!
Whoa! Just caught the 400 Unit @ the Larimer Lounge in Denver, and they rocked the holy hell out of the place!
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It has been a week ago since we were diagnosed with our little girl who has ds. I am 27 and this is my second baby. I keep having horrible dreams of delivery and what my baby looks like when she is born. I love her no matter what but I just cant help it. I am so scared to know what to expect or even have a feeling of disconnect with my baby. My husband and I have been and are over the grieving process, it seems like he is taking it better than me. I have always wanted a big family but now I dont know......i wonder what my chances are to have another ds baby. I just want to be happy because I know she is a special gift from god, but I keep having scared and negative feelings. I keep thinking the doctors are wrong, but I know that they probably are not. I am almost still in denial. How do you get over these negative feelings?
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Time! It takes time, and info, and perspective, and also finally seeing, smelling, hearing the baby. I will come back!
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A week is so very short..... That's not very much time to readjust your thoughts! First of all, CONGRATS on your baby. We had a prenatal diagnosis for our daughter, Ellie - she's two now, and we got her diagnosis when I was 11.5 weeks pregnant.
The things that helped me were looking at photos of beautiful kids with Down syndrome, talking to other moms and realizing that my life WOULD go on, and be GOOD, and as others have said, TIME.
Eventually, I spent a lot of time here and on the downsyndromepregnancy.org site. Both were huge for support/healing.
And now, I have a funny, active, NAUGHTY two year old. I really never would have believed it in August, 2010 when we got her diagnosis. Her first six months weren't great medically, but Ellie has always been a delight.
She's currently singing her ABCs "ABCEOPPGAE2EIEIO"
Give yourself a break - it's been a week. Your body is in high stress, whether or now you think you are beyond the grief thing. If you are having nightmares, then you are NOT! And that's ok. So much about a prenatal diagnosis is difficult to absorb precisely because you don't have the baby yet to distract you from the worry and what-ifs.
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as much as I could about DS, and he was absolutely adorable and looks just like my older 'typical' son. Now it's been a year, and he just gets cuter every day, especially when he started smiling and his personality started coming out. He is adored by his 3 older siblings, and everyone who meets him. I dont remember when it was I stopped feeling sad, I just remember every day got better, and somewhere around his fourth month of age I realized our life is just as normal as it would have been if he didn't have DS, and we do everything we did before. I have met 4 wonderful moms here locally that have a baby with DS just older than my son, and we have a lot of fun together.
I don't know if you've been on the DS board yet or not, but a post was just bumped up for 'what I was most worried about' (or something close to that:), anyway it's full of pictures and worries and accomplishments. It helped me a lot when our dx was new.
I agree with your above post, give yourself some time, and just learn as much as you can. This board, theds board, and the unlimited potential board is full of information, and many of the moms on here have their blog in their signature line. I read a lot of books on DS and read many blogs, and that helped me a lot :).
Congratulations on your sweet little baby :)
I got my son's diagnosis at 27 weeks, I am almost 33 weeks. I grieved HARD!!!!!!! Feel free to read past posts. I am finally in a place where I am experiencing excitement, but I still have my doubts and down days. I am really counting on loving the heck out of my boy and tossing the sadness aside when I get to hold him in my arms. My understanding is that it does take quite a while to get adjusted. Hugs to you and welcome.
Welcome and congrats on your little girl! I can relate to the disconnect. I think it's hard in the beginning. We learn about all these things that can go wrong and I think we are afraid to love and long for these babies too much. Others have mentioned--TIME--it's so important and necessary. Eventually, you may be surprised to find that big family isn't such a long shot after all--but you don't need to worry yourself with that right now. You will come to see many, many others have been in those scared shoes, too. And you'll find many of their stories and learn many do go on to have more children and big families (some even go on to adopt one or more children WITH Down syndrome!). But you don't have to know about that now. Let yourself adjust...
Also, a lot of us worry about what that little one will look like when he/she is born. In the 2.5 years I've been here I can tell you no one has come back to say, "oh, the horror!", only things like, "he/she is beautiful/adorable/cute as can be". My son was(is) just beautiful and I couldn't believe how much he looked like his three older siblings. I guess what I'm trying to say is your concerns are totally understandable to many of us here and I hope one day you'll look back and laugh right back at those yucky old nightmares.
Hang in there, and keep coming here for encouragement!
it took me a lot longer than a week. and sometimes out of the blue i will be devestated again and cry.
i truley believe time will heal, it has for me.
congrats on your little girl:)
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Sorry I had to stop typing. I think most of us who had a diagnosis, especially a prenatal diagnosis, know that it can be very, very hard in the beginning. And by the beginning I mean days, weeks, even months. Every person is different, but usually it gets better, and then you have a swing downwards, then better again, and swing - like a rollor coaster except gradually you do make progress.Most parents start to feel better, more like themselves after awhile, with flashes of sadness. Sometimes there is a last-minute panic. And usually when the baby comes there is a huge leap forward. I hope that helps and we are here for you!
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I can soooo relate to you! This friday will be 2 weeks since we found out our little boy has DS. I cried everyday the first week and this week I was ok for a few days but was crying again today. I am 23 weeks and I also am fearful of what he looks like. Im also afraid during delivery I will panic. You and your family are in my prayers!