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2014 K-State Bands Newsletter
6/17/15 - The KSU Music Camp and the Manhattan Municipal Band had a fantastic concert last night. Great job to all the campers and the members of the MMB!
Information for Sorority Recruitment Band, Classy Cat, and Cheer Conflicts
6/11/15 - K-State Bands with the Wichita Catbackers!
It was great to see so many great Wildcat Fans and Band supporters at last night's Wichita Catbackers Powercat SummerFest. It was a pleasure hanging out with the Coaches, the great people of Wichita, Band Alumni, Band parents, Gib and Brenda Compton, and of course - Red Skelton!! We had two students at the event yesterday evening so a special thanks goes out to Henry Law and Ashley Wilmoth. Henry and Ashley are amazing representatives for the band and did a great job last night meeting with people and answering their questions. A HUGE "Thank You" also goes out to Gib and Brenda Compton who did such an amazing job with the leadership of the Catbackers and with the organization of last night's event. We are so fortunate to have great friends and supporters in Gib, Brenda, Red, and so many others we met with last night! Thanks and GO CATS!!
A Note to KSUMB Alumni from Dr. Tracz
Dear KSUMB Alum,
Congratulations to the K-State Wind Ensemble on being selected to perform at the 2016 CBDNA Southwest Regional Conference in Boulder, Colorado!
2015 K-State Marching Band - New Members and Vets: Confirm your membership in the 2015 Pride of Wildcat Land
Alumni: Alumni Band Day will be September 19th! This will also be the presentation of the Sudler Trophy to the band, a trophy that every single alumni of the band has earned. Please register for the KSUMB Alumni Band and 2015 Reunion taking place at the September 19th game. Your support of the band and participation keeps us strong! For information and registration please visit: KSU Alumni Band
K-State Summer Graduate Study:
Practical, Affordable, Enriching, Life Changing! Come get your Master of Music with an Emphasis in Music Education Degree in just 3 summers at Kansas State University. We have tracks for Instrumental, Choral, and General Music. Get your degree in just three summers or take the classes that interest you in order to fulfill continuing education requirements.
In addition to studying with our fantastic, nationally-recognized K-State faculty such as Dr. Frank Tracz, Dr. Julie Yu, Dr. Fred Burrack, and Dr. Phil Payne, we have some special guests teaching this summer. Jay Gilbert from Doane College will be here this summer to talk about band literature, and John Benham from Save School Music will be here to talk about advocacy and fighting for your program. The marching band techniques class will be held at the same time as our Leadership and Auxiliary Camp where directors will get a chance to interact with student leaders from all around Kansas. Larry Blocher, composer, arranger, conductor, and co-principal author of the Teaching Music Through Performance in Band Series will also be a guest lecturer this summer. This program is practical and is designed to serve you and your immediate needs as an educator.
You can register today! For more information go to : http://www.k-state.edu/music/summergrad/index.html or email Dr. Fred Burrack at email@example.com. Increase your potential this summer at K-State!
5/7/2015: Special Announcement: New Secondary Uniforms for 2015
The KSUMB would like to announce that we are all getting new secondary uniforms next year. Every 4 or 5 years we have to re-do the secondary design due to changing materials and updating designs. It is always exciting to update the 'look' and now is the perfect time. Every member (Vet and Rookie) of the 2015 KSUMB will have to purchase new secondary shirts and shorts. The shirts feature the Sudler Trophy design and the shorts feature updated styling with pockets! Check your Summer Newsletter (coming soon to your mailbox) for ordering information.
May 6, 2015 * Special Band Day Announcement*
Band Day is currently full - Band Day will also be called SUDLER TROPHY DAY and will be on September 19, 2015
2015 Band Day Tunes:
1. Happy by Pharrell Williams/arr. Paul Murtha (available from Senseney Music)
2. Sudler Trophy Presentation
3. Alma Mater
4. 1812 Overture
5. Wabash Cannonball
6. Wildcat Victory
Happy must be purchase by the high school band directors for their band. All other music will be provided in August.
Come support K-State Band student scholarships and Red Skelton's Marching Pride Scholars Program by sponsoring a hole in this summer's K-State Band MPS Golf Tournament.
This is a great day of golf for all ability levels held at Manhattan's Colbert Hills Golf Course on June 19th. We are currently looking for businesses and individuals to sponsor golf holes and carts. We are also looking for players! All donations go directly to the MPS student scholarship fund! If your business can sponsor a hole, please let us know!
4/28/15 - Dr. Tracz inducted into Phi Kappa Phi
Dr. Frank Tracz, Director of Bands at K-State, was inducted a few days ago into the prestigious honor society, Phi Kappa Phi. The mission of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi is to recognize and promote academic excellence in all fields of higher education. The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi was founded in 1897. The Kansas State University chapter, the fourteenth to be organized, was established and formally installed on November 15, 1915. Membership in the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi is earned. Admission is by invitation and requires nomination and approval by a chapter. Faculty, professional staff, and alumni who have achieved scholarly distinction are eligible for initiation.
4/24/15 - Special Announcement: HORN DAY!! NOV. 21st
Horn Day Registration
The KSUMB would like to announce that K-State Horn Day will be November 21st at the K-State vs. Iowa State game.
All high school French Horn/Mellophone players are welcome to spend a day with the KSUMB. Live the life of a K-State Horn as you experience Gameday with the K-State Marching Band! Interact with the KSUMB, take part in the traditions, attend a special clinic, and perform at halftime for over 50,000 fans. We will be announcing our guest horn artist very soon! A free ball cap and t-shirt will be provided to each participant. Discount tickets will be available to parents. This even is FREE for all participants.
Congratulations, Ashley!
|Congratulations to Ashley Wilmoth, Classy Cat in the KSU Marching Band, on being named the 2015-2016 Miss K-State!
Assistant Drum Major is the recipient of the Tau Beta Sigma National Scholarship for Outstanding Student Leaders for 2013-2014!
August 9, 2014
|Congratulations to our own Jordan Parker for being the Tau Beta Sigma National Scholarship for Outstanding Student Leaders for 2013-2014! This award honors active members who have distinguished themselves as outstanding student leaders of Tau Beta Sigma, their band, their campus, and in academics. Recipients are awarded $750 and receives a plaque of recognition. Read a little bit about Jordan Parker below.
Jordan Parker is a senior in pre-medicine, Biology, and Gerontology. She became a sister in Tau Beta Sigma in the fall of 2011, and has served as both treasurer and president of the organization over the past three years. Jordan also is also the Pride Store Administrator (online KSUMB retail store ran by Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma).
Outside of TBS, Jordan is a drum major for the KSUMB, an instructor of the university's cadaver dissection team, a mentor for KAWSE (K-State Office for the Advancement of Women in Science and Engineering), and works as a certified nursing assistant at a local healthcare facility. Additionally, Jordan is an undergraduate researcher in a laboratory on campus, in which she is currently investigating ischemia and reperfusion in mice.
Next year, Jordan plans to attend medical school, after which she hopes to open her own practice, continue to research disease, and treat patients affected by such diseases. In particular, she hopes to inspire young women to pursue their passions, no matter the field, and encourage them to never give up the joys that music can provide!
Congratulations again Jordan for being recipient of this prestigious scholarship!
2014 K-State Music Camp a Success!
June 13, 2014
|The 2014 edition of the K-State Summer Music Camp was an incredible musical experience for the 140 campers participating. The guest conductors for the camp were Dr. Larry Blocher from Troy University and Dr. Jay Gilbert from Doane College. Campers participated in two large bands, various chamber ensembles, jazz bands, and sectionals. The Campers age 5th - 12th grade got a taste of college life at K-State by living in the dorms, eating in the dining halls, and attending rehearsals at McCain Auditorium. The brilliant music camp staff was comprised of former and current graduate students, successful Kansas band directors, recent alumni, and current K-State band leadership. The 2015 Music Camp will be held June 15th - 18th and registration will be coming soon!
KSU Marching Band Sousaphones are as Good as New
March 14, 2014
Shortly after the KSUMB's return from the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl, four recently purchased sousaphones were sent to the Conn-Selmer Institute in Eastlake, OH for repairs and maintenance.
Dr. Frank Tracz and Dr. Tod Kerstetter are looking at the newly rebuilt sousaphones on a factory tour in between rehearsals with the W.D. Packard Concert Band.
Conn-Selmer rebuilt the bodies , replaced broken parts, refinished, and polished all four sousaphones; they look as good as new!
Thank you Conn-Selmer for taking such good care of the KSUMB and for your superior customer service!
KSU Marching Band receives $100,000 from Athletic Department for scholarships
February 8, 2014
The K-State Athletic Department presented the Kansas State University Marching Band with a check for $100,000 for the Marching Pride Scholarship Fund before the K-State vs. Texas men's basketball game on Satruday, February 8. The Marching Pride fund provides scholarships to all section leaders and upperclass marching band members. With continued support the Marching Pride fund hopes to provide scholarships for all members.
Over 670 students attend 2014 K-State Concert Band Clinic
January 30, 2014
Over 670 high school musicians from the state of Kansas attended K-State's 21st annual Concert Band Clinic. The students were divided in to six separate concert bands led by guest directors from across the country. Guest directors for this year's clinic included:
Dr. Chris Chapman - Oregon State University
Students attending the clinic spend the weekend working on challenging music with the guest directors before presenting a concert on Sunday afternoon. In addition to student opportunities, the clinic also provides learning sessions for the band directors in attendance presented by the guest conductors.
K-State Band Staff Travels to Midwest Conference in Chicago
December 22, 2013
The K-State band faculty, graduate assistants, and undergraduate staff traveled to the Midwest Clinic in Chicago, IL, to represent Kansas State University Bands, and to attend numerous clinics and concerts. The band staff provided a recruiting presence at the international conference which attracts musicians, educators, and top lecturers from across the country and around the world.
"For the past 66 years, musicians and educators of all skill levels have gathered in Chicago for the largest music conference of its kind. The Midwest Clinic International Band, Orchestra and Music Conference offers guests an array of clinics and exhibits as well as access to music and teaching icons while also focusing on industry trends and future topics in music education and business. With more than 17,000 attendees from all 50 states and more than 30 countries, The Midwest Clinic offers musicians and educators an unmatched networking opportunity." - Midwest Clinic Website
11/18/13 - A Day in the life of the K-State Marching Band
"If you think you know the K-State Marching band, think again. I spent my Saturday morning before the TCU game like never before, waking up early to meet up with Dr. Frank Tracz, Professor of Music and Bands at K-State, and see what being a part of the K-State Marching band is all about. From 7 a.m. meetings to warm ups to run-throughs and making sure the halftime show is, as usual, spot on, the K-State band takes 'game day' to a whole new level." Keep reading...
11/1/13 - Announcing:
The 4th Annual KSUMB Golf Tournament. July 31st. Colbert Hills in Manhattan. Details coming soon!
Thanks to the BOSTON BRASS for a memorable halftime performance with the KSUMB!
The K-State Marching Band will be sharing the field with legendary brass quintet, The Boston Brass. This electrifying group will be joining the KSUMB on September 7th at the Louisiana game halftime presenting the music of Blood, Sweat, and Tears. The Boston Brass performed with the K-State Marching Band in 2009 and we are excited to them them back.
K-State Marching Band Helps Over 34 Area Kids for Christmas
The Kansas State University Marching Band teamed up with the fraternity Delta Chi's "Adopt-A-Child" to help 34 Manhattan area children in need this holiday season. Initially, each of the 13 sections in the band was given $100 to help a child and see to their Christmas wishes. After learning of the program and the good that it does locally, all of the sections took it upon themselves to donate an additional $100 to sponsor a second and in some cases, third child. The members of the KSUMB were given the name and Christmas list for the children and went shopping for clothes, shoes, toys, and other needs. The generosity and service of these outstanding band students brought smiles to kids and parents all over the area.
|K-State Marching Band Drumline Mini-Camp!
On Saturday, July 13th, 2013, the K-State Marching Band hosted its annual Drumline Mini-Camp for prospective drumline members for the 2013-2014 season. 53 prospective members were in attendance for the 6 hour camp and were under the direction of Ben Yancey, the K-State Drumline Instructor. If you have any questions about the materials covered during the camp or about the 2013-2014 Drumline Audition process, please email Ben Yancey at email@example.com. Thanks for everyone who attended and we look forward to seeing you at auditions on Tuesday, August 20th!
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Composer Michael Schelle, guest of the K-State Bands in December
The K-State Band program as well as the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance will be welcoming composer Michael Schelle on campus this December to work with students at K-State and talk about his music. This visit is in conjunction with a special performance of his recent work titled "End of the World" with will be performed by our top university Wind Ensemble on December 4th in McCain Auditorium at 7:30pm.
Schelle's music has been commissioned and/or performed by over 300 orchestras, symphonic bands and professional chamber ensembles across the U.S. and abroad including the Chicago Symphony, the Minnesota Orchestra, the Detroit Symphony, the Buffalo Philharmonic, the major orchestras of Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Louisville, Dayton, Kansas City, Honolulu and Springfield (MA).
He has held composition residencies at dozens of leading American universities, conservatories and new music festivals, and at Spoleto USA, Wolf Trap, the MacDowell Colony (NH), and many extended residencies abroad - including the Czech Republic, Austria, Amsterdam, Costa Rica, Japan and China. Schelle holds degrees from Villanova University (theatre), the Hartt School of Music (CT), Trinity College of Music, London, UK, (diploma), and a Ph.D. from University of Minnesota. His composition teachers have included Aaron Copland, Arnold Franchetti (student of Richard Strauss in 1940's Munich), Paul Fetler (student of Hindemith and Boris Blacher), and Dominick Argento.
Dr. Larry Blocher and Mr. Jim Rupp, guest artists with the K-State Bands
The K-State Band program as well as the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance was proud to have Dr. Larry Blocher and Mr. Jim Rupp as guest artists from May 5th through May 7th. Dr. Larry Blocher is the current head of the School of Music at Troy University and is one of the founding authors and editors of the Teaching Music Through Performance in Band series. Dr. Blocher was a guest conductor for both the Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony in their Monday and Tuesday concerts, presenting stirring interpretations of wind band literature. Dr. Blocher also presented lectures to music education and conducting classes. Mr. Jim Rupp is presently the drum set instructor at The Ohio State University and has toured with many famous groups and artists including Maynard Ferguson and Woody Herman. Mr. Rupp performed two drum set concertos with the Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony: Reactions by Dave Morgan and Riffs by Jeff Tyzik. Mr. Rupp also spoke with many percussion and jazz students at K-State, sharing his years of experience and expertise. We are very fortunate to have such incredible musicians join us as guests here at K-State.
Andrew Feyes Finalist for GTA of the Year at K-State
Graduate assistant with the K-State Bands, Andrew Feyes was selected as one of two finalists for the Golden Key Honors Society GTA of the Year Award. This is a campus wide award that seeks to acknowledge outstanding graduate teaching assistants. Andrew is currently finishing his Ph.D. in music education at K-State. As a GTA with the K-State bands, Andrew serves as the director of the Volleyball Band, Pub Crawl Band, and Brass Ensemble. He also organizes the daily activities of the University Band while assisting with the marching band, basketball "CatBand," and all three auditioned concert bands. Congratulations Andy!!
The K-State Wind Ensemble finishes an incredible tour!
The K-State wind ensemble has just finished it's tour of the Midwest and east coast. The tour began the Thursday before spring break with its first performance at Union High School in St. Louis , MO. The band then performed in Pickerington HS in Columbus, Ohio before continuing on to Cleveland, Ohio. On Sunday the band performed with the legendary professional Packard Band in Warren Ohio. The Wind Ensemble continued on to Washington D.C. where they spent three days attending local concerts and participating in rehearsal with the President's Own United States Marine Band. The band was truly honored to be the guests of the premier service concert band in the country. After Washington D.C., the group went south to Greensboro, North Carolina to attend the College Band Director's National Association National Conference to hear the nation's top college wind ensembles and learn from some of the leading conductors in the profession.
The K-State Marching Band Recieves Significant donation to Scholarship Account
Dr. Tracz and the K-State Marching band were presented a check for $100,000 at a Men's Basketball game versus this February. The $100,000 is a check made to the Kansas State Marching band from Athletics for the band's cooperation in planning this past winter's trip to the Fiesta Bowl in Arizona. This check represents some of the money saved by both the band and the athletic department for the band volunteeringly electing to take bus transportation to the BCS Fiesta Bowl instead of flying. This money would go to the band's Marching Pride Scholars fund. The decision to accept this offer was made by Dr. Tracz in cooperation with Athletics, Band Staff, and Band leadership. The $100,000 will significantly add to the Marching Pride Scholarship program which will eventually provide financial assistance and scholarships to all of the Juniors and Seniors in the K-State Marching Band. A similar donation was made in the spring of 2011 to the band for busing to the Pinstripe Bowl in New York City. The photo above shows Dr. Tracz being presented with the check by K-State Athletic Director John Currie.


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Blucher! WHINNYNeeds Examples Better Name Already have?
Sometimes, the world you live in has its own verbal tics. Maybe the environment is a bit TOO empathic, or the animals a bit TOO skittish. But usually, it's the writer driving a Running Gag so far into the ground they pull it back out covered in fossils. Regardless of the whys and wherefores, the Hair Trigger Sound Effect is a special class of Running Gag. It isn't uncommon for certain words, phrases, or even actions to have a sting associated with its use. A smiling hero's teeth might glint, or a magical sword might be sharp even to the ears. But this sting doesn't always go away. Sometimes, it stays on WELL past the need. And that is where the Hair Trigger Sound Effect comes into play. It isn't the fact that lightning flashes when a character mentions murder. It's the 18th time they do it. Bonus points if they realize they can control the weather, and occasionally use it to light up a room. This trope is commonly used via a dramatic sting. It's not at all surprising for characters to notice it, or even notice when it DOESN'T happen. And if the fan base is really up on their game, you better believe they'll chime in when they hear the magic word. Note that this is targeted primarily at the comedic use of this trope. There are times where an over-zealous sound editor abuses a Signature Sound Effect(though this does not prevent it from becoming accidentally hilarious). And words considered magic by nature of the plot are similarly not applicable. Just because thunder rumbles when you say the magic word for "storms" does not make it unusual. Compare Left the Background Music On for when characters can hear the sting, or Terrible Ticking if only one poor bastard can hear it. The occasional Incessant Chorus may also get involved if they've got a contract to complete. Otherwise, this will probably be the Signature Sound Effect from hell.
Examples of this trope include:Films - Live Action
- Young Frankenstein: The Trope Codifier. Horses are very uncomfortable with the idea of Frau Blucher *WHINNY*
- Rocky Horror Picture Show: While not an in-universe example, there isn't a single well-seasoned veteran of the midnight showings that can let either Brad *ASSHOLE!* or Janet's *SLUT!* name go by without proper response.
- The Venture Bros.: Any mention of the covert organization SPHINX *Sphinx!* will inevitably be echoed, if not by a member of SPHINX *Sphinx!*, then by a disembodied chorus.
- The Boondocks: During one episode, Huey discovers that his grandfather's date is a Mortal Kombat-style ultimate fighter who regularly takes part in a competition known as the Kumate *HIYA!*. Considering the Kumate *YAAA!* is a no-holds barred death match, anyone who claims to have fought in the Kumate *YOOHA!* is to be greatly feared.
- Freakazoid: Bleeding over heavily into real life, the villain Candle Jack would kidnap people who mentioned him. In this instance, the silence itself would be the accompanying effect.
- Muppet Babies: Gonzo played The Weirdo, and everytime his name was mentioned, Rowlf played a Musical Sting on the piano. Eventually, Gonzo got tired of it and asked Rowlf to knock it off.
- Pee-Wee's Playhouse: While it changed once an episode, and was clearly invoked, you better believe that at some point, the whole house would go apeshit when someone said the secret word. *AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!*
- Sesame Street: EVERY time the Count laughs, thunder follows.
- Roseanne: Every time someone says the word "audit" during the tax episode, a dramatic fanfare plays. All the characters stop and look around for the source. After this happens one too many times, Roseanne screams "I think we should get out of this house!"
- Monty Python's Flying Circus: For the love of god, whatever you do, don't say anything about the fact that you're not expecting the Spanish Inquisition. *DRAMATIC STING* Goes even further, as it is accompanied by the Spanish Inquisition.
- Craig Shaw Gardner's Slaves of the Volcano God (as you probably guessed from the title) spends the entire book with Appease The Volcano God hanging over the characters' collective heads. The volcano (and its god) is named Wakka Loa, and every time someone says the name, Jungle Drums sound.
- Borderlands 2: While there are a number of guns that can talk or have unusual effects, only the gun known as "The Bane" truly utilizes this trope. For every bullet fired from this (fully automatic) weapon, the player is greeted with the loudest, most irritating sound effect in the game. While not lampshaded, it is clear that this trope is deliberately invoked.
- Bri TA Nick: In "The Dinner Party", every dark revelation is followed by a musical sting. At least until near the end, when the definition of "revelation" gets a bit out of control.
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Record: 6-8-0, Finished 4th in NFC East Division
NFL Season Summary
Scored 297 points (21.2/g), 11th of 26 in the NFL.
Allowed 314 points (22.4/g), 21st.
Differential of -17 points (-1.2/g), 17th.
Expected W-L: 6.5-7.5.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential +4 (0.3/g), 9th.
Simple Rating System: Total 3.0, Offense: 3.6, Defense: -0.6, SoS: 4.2, versus averages of 0.0.
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1958 made the final of the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions with the verdict be awarded to Freddie Morish, represented Chicago for the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight being stopped by Norman Smith of the 1:12 of the 2nd.
1960 National AAU featherweight champion and 1962 National AAU lightweight champion.
1962 won the National Golden Gloves of the United States' championship at featherweight vs. Steve Freeman of Fort Worth, Texas.
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Hi, everyone -- I just have what I think is probably a stupid question regarding raising the neckline on a wrap top.
I know how to get the increase height so to speak. The two methods I've seen seem to indicate that the pattern alteration only needs to be done on the pattern piece for the outside (top piece of the wrap) and not on the pattern piece for the inside of the wrap. Does that sound right?
I can sorta visualize why you don't need it on both pieces but then again, since your changing the one patter piece from the shoulder down, it seems like you would want the other pattern piece to match? Thanks for any help. Susan
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That's the tutorial I used. It only shows the alteration to the top pattern piece and I didn't know if that was because she assumed you knew to do both or if you were only supposed to do the one. I have instructions from someone else and they only show the one also. I told you it was a stupid question....
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P.S. Thanks so much for reassuring me. I am going to make the alternation to both pieces and quit obsessing as in GET SOME SEWING DONE!!! -- Edited on 8/24/08 1:04 PM --
since you use the same pattern piece to cut both pieces, you are simultaneously altering both.
There is no reason to make mention of altering both pieces, because there is no second pattern piece, in a commercial pattern the piece is marked "cut 2"....does that help?
You are not keeping one piece and making a second new piece, you are simply altering the piece you are going to cut two pieces with.
I agree with all above, most of the time it is one bodice front pattern piece, cut x2.....However, there are some wrap tops that I have made that have a right front and a left front, because of the way the wrap front gathers on one side. In that case, raise both fronts.....what you do to one, do to the other.
If you look closely at Ann's muslin, you see that both fronts are raised and that both fronts have the clip along the front edge.
ML -- Edited on 8/24/08 10:47 PM --
at a bit of a tangent to the question raised, has anyone found it quite difficult to draft wrap styles for fuller figures, also short waisted? I've done several of these for someone fairly short stature, f-cup, and the main problem is getting a good line, which meets and ties in the right place, but at the same time covers up enough, doesn't gape, and doesn't cut across the bust area in a wonky way. In principle, you'd think a wrap style would be very easy, but in practice, I think its one of the most difficult. I always seem to end up with a style compromise.
If you are raising the neckline - I assume you are tapering from the shoulder seam, do you taper it back in to the original height at the underarm seam? I saw the picture in the tutorial, but wouldn't that just make the top gape open?
I also find most wrap bodices too low-cut. -- Edited on 8/25/08 8:33 AM --
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after the militia-men left, Mordecai Richards
asked Nolan the reason why they had been
stopped, when he (Nolan) had assured them
that he had a permit to go into Texas; that
Nolan then called him aside and said to him:
"You are a man on whom I rely to carry out
my plans; and for that reason I have appointed
you third in command. If we succeed,
you will make your fortune. My plan is to
travel northwest, and, passing the Caddo
settlements to a certain distance, to build a
fort, to protect us from any attack. Then we
will sally forth to explore the country and its
mines, and, after obtaining a sufficient number
of horses, we will proceed to Islas Negras
and Kentucky without finding any obstacles.
There we will find many friends awaiting our
arrival, and by that time I will receive
authority to conquer the province of Texas
1 will be the general, Mr. Fero the second,
and yourself the third in command."
Mr. Richards says that he became alarmed
at this and determined to desert, although
he had a son and a nephew in the party. He
finally escaped, with two others, and on his
return to Natchez made the statements above
After the above events occurred, Lieutenant
Muzquiz was ordered to start in pursuit
of Nolan, and he left Nacogdoches with that
object in view, March 4, 1801. The following
is from Muzquiz' diary of the twenty-first of
that month: "At sunrise I marched on
Nolan's intrenchment. When about thirty
paces from it, ten men sallied from the entrenchment,
unarmed. Among them was
Nolan, who said, in a loud voice, 'Do not
approach, because either the one or se other
will be killed.' Noticing that the nen who
accompanied Nolan were foreigners, I ordered
William Barr, an Irishman who had
joined my command as interpreter, to speak
to them in English, and say to them that I
had come for the purpose of arresting them,
and that I expected them to surrender in the
name of the king. Nolan had a brief conversation
with Barr, and the latter informed me
that Nolan and his men were determined to
"Nolan immediately entered his entrenchment,
followed by his men, and I observed
that two Mexicans escaped from the rear of
said entrenchment. Soon afterward they
joined us, stating that they had brought with
them Nolan's carbine, which has handed to
me. At daybreak Nolan and his men commenced
firing, and continued until nine
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one Creole of Louisiana, seven Spaniards or
Mexicans, and two negro slaves. Nolan had
three men wounded and several horses killed.
His men had long beards. After the surrender I
learned that they had left Natchez with supplies
for two months, and had been in the
woods and prairies of Texas for over seven
months, living on horse-meat. Nolan's negroes
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I granted, after causing his ears to be cut
off, in order to send them to the governor of
Muzquiz started out on this expedition with
100 men, sixty-eight from the regular army
and the rest volunteers.
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one to be certain. Local tradition in various
places is very positive that it was at this, that,
or the other place. The preponderance of
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or Waco.
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On September 5, 2014, the priest file of Father Richard Jeub was released to the public as part of a civil lawsuit filed in Ramsey County in May, 2013. In late 1969, early 1970, Jeub and another child abuser, Father Jerome Kern, switched parishes. Kern left his assignment at St. Mark's in St. Paul to become assistant pastor at Our Lady of Grace in Edina, Minnesota, while Jeub left his position at Our Lady of Grace to work at St. Mark's. While under restriction, Jeub continued to exercise ministry as a lector and communion minister at a Duluth Diocese parish in Deerwood, Minnesota until at least 2009.
Father Richard Jeub was accused of abuse by several women throughout the course of his career as a priest. In 1992, a woman accused Father Jeub of abusing her in 1969 when she was 15 years old and he was working at Our Lady of Grace in Edina, Minnesota. A second woman accused Jeub of sexually abusing her from 1967-1990. The second woman declined a settlement offer and Father Jeub was found not to have engaged in abusive behavior in a civil trial.
Father Jeub was sent to St. Luke's Institute in 1990 for evaluation and treatment. The Vicar General of the Archdiocese wrote in 1991 that Jeub had a history of exploitive sexual relations with adult women. A St. Luke's psychiatrist contacted these women, including a nun Jeub was counseling, a blind woman he was caring for, and the wife of a patient in a hospital in which he was chaplain, among others. Father Richard Jeub was removed from full-time ministry, but was eventually allowed to return. Jeub resigned from parish ministry in 2002.
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2009-12-21 12:00:00
Five Inspiring Ensembles
Powerful lead performances and scene-stealing supporting turns are always welcome; one- and two-character shows can be a gas. But for my money, nothing quite beats the theatrical pleasure of watching a tightly knit ensemble in action, and the following five productions ensured that this pleasure was a continual one.
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2009-07-13 12:00:00
The Shakespeare-inspired Elvis Presley pastiche All Shook Up is too inconsequential and ridiculous - gloriously so - to feature anything resembling a moral. But if pressed, you could probably fashion one from the words of its motorcycle-riding hero, Chad: "It's like my daddy used to say: 'In the right light, with the right liquor, anyone can fall for anyone.'"
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2008-12-16 15:39:15
More than a third of the area productions I attended this year - a whopping 35 of them - I saw in the 91-day span from May 17 to August 15. And more than half of those shows - 19 in all - were produced by a combined five theatre organizations: Rock Island's Genesius Guild, Eldridge's Countryside Community Theatre, the Clinton Area Showboat Theatre (CAST), Mt. Carroll's Timber Lake Playhouse, and Davenport's newly established Riverbend Theatre Collective. My experiences with this quintet formed a fascinating theatrical journey, one boasting plenty of highs, occasional lows, randomly bitchy Web-site comments ... .
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No one in his or her right mind could possibly think that the Elvis Presley pastiche All Shook Up, the new presentation at the Timber Lake Playhouse, is a stronger piece of theatre than West Side Story or You Can't Take It with You, the first two presentations in the venue's 2008 season.
But whatever you do, do not, for the love of Pete, tell this to the performers in Timber Lake's latest, who are attacking this goofy lark with such impassioned zeal that you'd think they were enacting Shakespeare. (And, it turns out, they oftentimes are.)
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In: Arts & CraftsThis is a great craft for Prescoolers. Kids will love to trace their handprints to make their frog's leg's! An easy and inexpensive kids craft!
What you need:Dessert size paper plate , green paint and brush , construction paper , scissors , glue , black marker , pink pipe cleaner
Instructions:1. Paint your paper plate green (eating side down). While you're waiting for it to dry, trace and cut out hand prints. Glue onto the back of the paper plate on either side. 2. Cut two white circles and ...
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Australia holds some of the world's wildest, most unspoiled and unique landscapes, from the rainforest and reefs of Queensland to the Red Center of the Northern Territory to the rugged wilderness of Western Australia. Many are as far from civilization as you can get, which enhances their off-the-beaten-path bona fides. They are not, on the other hand, too rough and tumble. You don't have to go full-on Crocodile Dundee to get back to nature.
More than almost any other travel destination, Australia has embraced the glamorous camping trend and now boasts some of the world's finest luxurious wilderness accommodations.
Don't have time to get to the Outback? You can still have an authentic Australian glamping experience just a few miles from Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge at this new luxury camping experience in Lane Cove National Park. The tents here feature all the modern conveniences including flat-screen TVs with Blueray and DVD, iPod docks and even outdoor kitchenettes with refrigerators and barbecues. Photo Courtesy of Tandara
They have king-size or twin beds, and full en-suite bathrooms with dual vanities, deep soaking tubs and separate double walk-in showers; plus a covered outdoor deck with a sitting area and a dining table and chairs. Guests can hang out on their private decks, bicycle through the park, go on bushwalks, or kayak around the harbor. Rates start at $390 AUD per night and include a continental breakfast. Photo Courtesy of Tandara
One of the pioneers of truly luxurious glamping in Australia is Bamurru Plains. It offers an unparalleled array of amenities, making guests feel like they are staying in one of the top luxury hotels in the world, while taking them into the heart of some of Australia's wildest settings. Located near Kakadu National Park, a few hours' drive from Darwin, Bamurru Plains has just nine rustic-luxe safari suites — no TVs or iPod docks here — but all construction and soft materials are organic, including the cotton linens and chemical-free bath products. Photo Courtesy of Bamurru Plains
The tents don't have walls, but that's so guests can feel like they're part of nature as they look out their screens into the heart of the Outback and listen for the sounds of the abundant wildlife who call the area home. During their stay, guests can take Aboriginal tours of the Kakadu, go airboating over the Mary River Wetlands, take river cruises to spot crocodiles, water buffaloes and some of the 236 species of native birds, and go on 4WD safaris or scenic helicopter flights. Rates start at $930 AUD per person per night with a two-night minimum stay. Photo Courtesy of Bamurru Plains
This camp of ten luxury tents is located at Spicers Peak Station, a working cattle ranch in the Main Range National Park about a 90-minute drive southwest of Brisbane, and next to Australia's largest private nature reserve. The retreat itself is a permanent campsite on a grass-covered hill consisting of 10 guest tents with either king-sized or twin beds, fine linens, hardwood floors, wicker armchairs, and rustic-chic bedside tables and lamps. Bathrooms are a short walk from the tents, and each tent has its own private wash house with solar-heated water. Photo Courtesy of Spicers Canopy
The communal dining area has a huge stone fireplace and a custom-made communal table where guests can enjoy gourmet dinners, and informal Australian barbecue. During the days, guests can go on guided nature walks to see koalas and kangaroos, explore local bat caves, and take a swim in hidden swimming holes, as well as booking massages, taking horseback rides and using the complimentary mountain bikes. Rates at the camp, which is usually rented as a whole for groups, start at $275 AUD per person per night. Photo Courtesy of Spicers Canopy
This award-winning eco-retreat holds pride of place along the Indian Ocean, an hour-and-a-half south of the town of Broome in Australia's stunning Kimberley region. This glamp is a little bigger than some of the other properties on our list, with 25 deluxe Eco Villas and 30 safari-style Eco Tents, as well as two beautifully appointed Beach Houses for groups of up to six. Photo Courtesy of Eco Beach
The one-bedroom Eco Villas front the Indian Ocean and were designed with earth friendly features such as solar power, energy-efficient lighting and air conditioning (and an energy-monitoring system so you know how much you're using), louvre windows, sustainable bamboo floors and composite decking. They encompass a spacious 700 square feet of interior space, with 375-square-foot outdoor decks and are outfitted with king-size beds, wardrobes, bedside tables, lamps, a powerful ceiling fan and an en suite bathroom, as well as a living room furnished with a large leather sofa bed, a kitchenette and small dining table. Photo Courtesy of Eco Beach
The activities here include self-guided bushwalks, fishing excursions, bird- and whale-watching, kayaking, four-wheeling, sailing, spa treatments and complimentary morning yoga classes. The meals aren't included, but they are easily arranged (and not too unreasonably expensive) at the resort's ocean-front Jack's Restaurant, which serves up a seasonal array of produce and fresh-off-the-boat seafood. Rates start at $165 AUD per night for the tents, $250 AUD for the villas and $1,000 AUD for the Beach Houses. Note, the retreat is closed during wet season from mid-January to the beginning of April. Photo Courtesy of Eco Beach
This new wilderness retreat is one of the founding members of Ecolodges of Australia, and a portion of your room fees goes toward conservation efforts in stunning Karijini National Park, where it is located. Each of the deluxe eco tents is also semi-permanent so it was constructed (and can be removed) with a minimal, non-invasive impact on the ecology. They were also built with recycled materials and a host of conservation features like gray water recycling. Though the tents aren't air conditioned, they are said to be quite comfortable and temperate thanks to specially designed roofs that create a breeze, even in the hottest conditions. Photo Courtesy of Karijini Eco Retreat
Each tent is equipped with a king-size bed or twin beds dressed in all-cotton sheets, and had the deluxe tents have their own ensuite bathrooms, while the standard tents share facilities. Guests can also dine at the Alfresco restaurant on simple fare. While at the camp, guests can indulge in activities like nature hikes, exploring gorges, waterfalls and swimming holes, and rock climbing. Rates start at $149.50 AUD per night. Photo Courtesy of Karijini Eco Retreat
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This war on (Islamist) terror will continue for years. Displaying weakness and lack of resolve will cost American lives.
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Incompetant and arrogant -- a dangerous combination.
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Prabhupada: Hm. No, if they understand Krsna consciousness, both of them--now we are publishing--then there will be no conflict on...
Ramesvara: If Russia...
Prabhupada: Yes.
Ramesvara: But if not...
Prabhupada: Then we shall force America to fight with them. Finish this philosophy.
Ramesvara: Now, if this conflict takes place, then you mentioned that many cities both in America and Russia will be bombed or affected by this conflict.
Prabhupada: Hm, hm.
Ramesvara: So when the war is finished...
Prabhupada: Then they will come to their senses.
Ramesvara: Then there will be nothing left. Their jobs, their factories, it will all... So then they'll be able to easily understand, "Now let us start again. We'll live on the farm. Simpler life."
Prabhupada: Yes.
Ramesvara: But...
Prabhupada: Yes. That will be good lesson for them.
Ramesvara: So is this conflict part of the spreading of Krsna consciousness?
Prabhupada: Oh, yes. Paritranaya sadhunam vinasaya ca duskrtam. To... Conflict means to finish the sinful activities, finish, stop it.
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The Beaches of Eliat starts from the Taba Border Crossing and Up to the near the Kempinski Hotel Beach at the Border of Aqaba. The Beaches of Eliat, like the beahces in the gulf are of golden sand variety and are course but the waters are very clean and the Red Sea is a misnomer as the Sea here is colored blue green! the 11 kilometers of coastline is dotted with beaches and these beaches are: HaShchafim Beach, HaZahav Beach, Papaya Beach, Royal Beach, Lighthouse Beach and Dolphin Reef.
the beaches have many bars and restaurants for the party people.
Coral Beach Nature Reserve is an underwater marine reserve of tropical marine flora and fauna.
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You can watch my high resolution photo of Eilat on the Google Earth according to the following coordinates 29° 32' 56.56" N 34° 57' 35.37" E or on my Google Earth Panoramio Marina 1, Marine 2, Lagoon and New Marina, Lagoon 2, Lagoon.
If you make it down to Eilat, chances are it is for the beach. Eilat sits on the Israeli side of the Red Sea and has some very lovely beaches. The water is very salty, which makes it easy to swim (at least, to float), and very clear. The sand under the water tends to be somewhat rocky, so be sure to bring along your water shoes.
We wanted to spend some quiet time just swimming a bit and relaxing.The Dekel beach is free ,it has a nice bar /restaurant and if you pay 20 shekel for a chair you get 10 shekel back as credit to buy stuff in the bar. And they even have waiters who bring your order down to you on the beach.It is a quiet family beach with no loud music and people playing matcot on your head.There are outdoor showers and clean toilets too and grass and lots of shade.
In short perfect for couples and families.
This beach is great for snorkeling. No special skills required since fishes can be seen very close to the beach.
The place is situated on the west shore of the Eilat bay close to the Taba border crossing and across the road from the Princess hotel. Regardless of its name it is open to the public for free. The beach is small – it is just a narrow strip between the sea and the road, but is never becomes crowded maybe because it is far from the city center and main leisure areas. To get there take bus line 100 towards the Egypt border. Beach chairs and beds are available for a nominal charge.
This place is great for watching the sea life. To preserve the corals they limited access to the water with two piers and a couple of specially marked passages. I would recommend the piers first since there you do not necessarily need shoes. When entering water through the passages beware of sea urchins whose needles may be as long as one meter. Shoes are very essential then.
You will find most interesting fishes either under the piers or at the very edge of the coral reef. On high tides many fishes have their lunch just above the shallow reef very close to the shore.
Eilat is a small spot but it offers all minds of beaches: free and private, for religious guys (nem apart of women), for kids (swim with a dolphin) and for watersports.
North Beach is where the top hotels are. Most luxurious are in the first line, five lines in total. Beaches over there are free and they offer pretty good services (chairs and beach beds for a humble fee). Water sport facilities (banana, pedal boats, motor boats, parachutes, sea bikes can be found everywhere over the shore. At the very middle of the Morth Beahc shore a marina offers yacht and boat tours (shared as well as private). Great place for water sports, an early morning or a night swimming.
However, do not expect to watch much sea life there. For sea life, head to the Coral Beach Resort or to the Princess Beach. Both are accessible by bus line 100.
The beaches of Eilat are very beautiful , lovely corals , blue water , a lot of sport activities for everyone , the view of the rocks and mountains and of course the open gulf with the view to Aqaba.
Eilat offers a beautiful beaches from Its east - north side near the Jordanian Border till the Egyptian border at its southern side.
Some of the Beaches are more croweded with lots of restaurant and lots of sea sports activities / clubs and some beaches are more quiet and very relaxing.
Friday and mostly Saturday is quite a crowded days on the beaches as its the weekend here, so the locals finds the time to enjoy the beaches as well... well what else can you do in the heat of Eilat... ?
If you need to escape this noisy beaches go south to the quite beaches ...towards the Eegyptian beachs !
In Eilat you can find some amazing beaches that they are one of the most beautiful and exotic in the Middle East. The becah near the hotels zone is very close to the promenade, only about 10 meters separate them...
The water is great, in good temp all yaer long, there are many options for water sports and of course there are many beautiful girls... :))
I was lucky to be able to spend a couple of days in Eilat this week. I was there with a group of American friends and my boyfriend.
The photo shows people having fun on the beach. Most of the people in the town were Israelis, although I know that people come here from Europe, spend a week and fly right back home. It takes about 5 hours driving time from Eilat to Tel-Aviv.
Eilat is less than a mile from the Jordanian border and you can easily see the Jordanian port city of Aqaba.
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