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Lezyne made the Flow Water Bottle Cage with strong, lightweight, and carbon fiber-reinforced Composite Matrix material. It features an integrated low-profile pump bracket for easy access.
The Flow Water Bottle Cage is available in one size and in the colors Black, White, and Grey.
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Jason Page
This cage is awesome
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
Was simple to install, looks good, holds the water but easy to get the bottle in and out.
Eric Fitzgerald
Carries the water
Got these for my folks who enjoy casual biking, but aren't putting them through the wringer. So far, no lost water bottles and they've stayed hydrated on their rides around the many beautiful parks of Oregon and Washington. Paired the cage with some Specialized water bottles.
Mike B
Looks good, holds tight
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I've paired these with Camelbak water bottles. They hold tightly, never had a bottle ratlle out, and I ride rough, poor New England roads. The bottle entry and exit is predictable, security is great.
Bryce Galloway
great bottle holder
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this is a great water battle cage. holds your water bottle super tight. whether you are on the road or in the mtn.
Trevor J
Solid, Quality, Cheap
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Always superb quality coming from Lezyne, and this cage is no different. Holds even larger bottles steady and had proven to be just as durable as their pumps.
$10? You kidding me? That's a steal.
Troy Rutherford
its Lezyne whats not to like.
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Its a bottle cage, it holds your bottle, and your lezyne pump if your cool enough to have one.
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
Goes perfect with my silver bike. Easy to mount, although I used the hex screws of the bike rather than the ones provided by lezyne for packaging
Wally Phillips
Pretty Nice For The Price
Was looking to get a couple of middle of the road bottle cages to fit the bill on a new road rig and the Lezyne Flow Cage more than does the trick. The Composite Matrix material is stronger than it first seems while staying on the light side. There is a bit of a lack of color (white and black only) and the seat tube position needs a bit more prying to get the bottle out at times. But, for $10, you'll get a great cage that is light and does what it is supposed to.
Does this come with the 2 screws for...
Does this come with the 2 screws for mounting or is it just the cage? Thanks.
Jeany E.
comes with the 2 screws.


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Hang out. This Hanging Spice Rack mounts on the wall, with a compact size that works well under cabinets or in small kitchens.
Iron and white enamel.
Comes with recycled glass jars with cork lids.
Available in two sizes.
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In this way, we tip our hat to the clergy and lay staff of the Archdiocese in welcoming the new translation and preparing accordingly for its arrival. Bear in mind, for many of our priests this past weekend would have been like their first Mass all over again as the 2nd edition was the only one they ever celebrated. So if you felt a little awkward responding, "and with your spirit", just imagine what it was like for a priest to have to navigate through a huge number of changes.
Add to all of this, extremely tight deadlines on the delivery of the new Roman Missal, with some parishes receiving their orders from Ottawa just on Friday with a handful of others making other heroic efforts to make it happen.
Most importantly, we're going to start focusing on what we say and actually reflect on the words recited during the Eucharistic celebration. Whether you love the new translation or find some of the terminology awkward, we're talking about it. That's good news.
At the Cathedral Sunday, the Archbishop had the opportunity to brief the congregation at the start of Mass on the historic day in church history and talk a little about the changes, why they're being implemented and the prayer that this will bring us to a greater appreciation of the celebration of the Eucharist. All in all, it went very well, with parishioners equipped with pew cards and most people catching on to the new translation. Yes, there were a few "and also with you's" lurking in the distance but that's to be expected.
We had good media coverage as well - not a surprise that many of the stories found those who "liked" the new translation and those who didn't. Point counterpoint is the basis for most media stories but they were all done respectfully and I was actually surprised with the amount of secular interest on the story that would be most confusing for a non-Catholic reporter to tackle (that was the case with those I met on Sunday), including one camera operator who first went to the United Church Cathedral and would have certainly found a very different translation in use there.
I've heard of a few parishes where there were some mea culpas from clergy who reverted back to a 2nd edition reference - it shows we're all human. And another church where father, having heard the congregants use one of the "old" responses, smile and ask the congregation, "why don't we try that one again?'
Isn't this what a family does? We walk together and help each other when we stumble, we come together in unity, in prayer and mutual support.
If you feel so inclined, feel free to share your "first weekend" impressions in the comments section. Whether you're clergy or congregant, would be great to get your thoughts. You don't need to name your parish or region - remember though, in all things charity.
Thanks to all who have worked so hard to welcome the 3rd edition of the Roman Missal. As in all things in life we can't forget: prayer, patience and a sense of humour. We made it through week one:) And now the real heavy lifting begins...


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The Chase is On!
Take to the streets of LEGO City in the all-new crime caper LEGO City Undercover for Wii U.
LEGO City Undercover sees you take the role of Chase McCain, an undercover detective armed with a range of clever disguises and other cool-crime fighting skills. Your mission – to end the fiendish crime wave led by the dastardly Rex Fury.
Key Features of LEGO City Undercover for Nintendo Wii U:
- Go undercover with Chase and his many disguises
- Take down criminals with Chase's unique skills
- Travel around LEGO City in a variety of vehicles
- See the LEGO City toys brought to life like only LEGO can
- The Wii U Game Pad becomes your key crime fighting tool
Chase McCain is the best undercover cop in LEGO City, and LEGO City Undercover lets you make full use of his many disguises, including everything from a fireman, to a construction worker, to a robber. Each disguise comes with its own set of skills and abilities which you can use to solve puzzles and access areas of the city – while dressed as a robber, you can use your crowbar to pry open doors, and while dressed as a miner you have dynamite to use!
But Chase has other skills at his disposal, too. Take down criminals using close-quarters hand-to-hand combat, complete with fast and fluid action that ends with a pair of handcuffs being slapped on the bad guy – who'll then explode into a shower of LEGO studs!
Chase also uses cool parkour skills to make his way around the city, running and jumping up and around walls and swinging across poles. LEGO City Undercover also boasts over 100 vehicles to collect and use to explore the city, including cars, motorcycles and aircraft.
It's not just vehicles – LEGO City Undercover boast a massive open-world city to explore, bringing your favourite LEGO City toys and playsets to life. The city is also filled with fully voiced characters and ambient crowds, and because this is a LEGO video game, you can expect the action to be delivered with a huge dollop of humour.
Exclusively for Nintendo Wii U, LEGO City Undercover arms you with the best police gadget you could ever need – the Wii U Game Pad. Seamlessly woven into your gameplay, you can use the Game Pad as a scanner to find hidden clues and criminals and as a map and GPS system when driving around the city. Plus it's your direct link to police dispatch, receiving mission updates and other important information. You won't fight crime without it!
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Keep your champagne cool with these great marble champagne coolers. Made of solid carved marble, these wine bottle coolers stand just over 7" inches tall. Available in the following colors: Gray, White, Black and Green.
Dimensions: 7.125"H x 5.125"Diam.
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One of the tenets of inbound marketing is not to annoy. So why is it that many websites are still chock full of the elements that so many visitors have bemoaned over and over? Perhaps with the sheer excitement (or terror, depending on your personality) that comes with designing your own website, all of the user experience quirks that have driven you crazy over the years escape your mind. But poor user experience can cause high page abandonment rates, low visitor-to-lead conversion rates, poor organic search listing positions, and a plain ol' bad reputation. So we compiled a list of the 15 most annoying things we've seen on websites to act as a sort of guide for what not to do when designing your website. Take a look at the worst offenders!
15 Things People Hate About Your Website
1) Pop-Up Ads
Let's get the most obvious one out of the way. Pop-ups that disrupt the reading experience are seriously annoying. Yes, a pop-up could get you some new email subscribers, but is that really worth all the traffic you lose when visitors abandon your site in annoyance?
Better alternatives to pop-ups that appear a few seconds after page load are slide-in CTAs, or exit pop-up modals that appear when a user is leaving the page -- so it doesn't show up when you're still in the middle of reading a piece of content. Bonus points if you can make them smart, so they only show up for people not in your database, or people that have recently seen an exit pop-up and decided not to convert.
2) Automatically Playing Multimedia Content When a Page Loads
Shhhh! I wasn't supposed to be on this site at work! If someone's enjoying what they thought was a silent browsing session and they're bombarded with your theme song or a talking head on a video for which they didn't press "play" and can't find the button for "stop," what do you think they're going to do? Some might fumble for their mute button, but I can more easily locate the back button in my browser than my computer's volume controls. Let visitors choose to play your multimedia content; don't force it on them.
3) Disorienting Animations
You're probably familiar with the blink test by now -- the 3 seconds users have to orient themselves on any given web page before they click 'back' in their browser. Animations, auto-play videos, blinking and flashing paid advertisements, and other interactive entertainment may seem really cool (I'm sure it's very well designed!) but it detracts from a visitor's focus during those critical 3 seconds. Nix the animations, and let visitors focus on what they can do on that page with clearly written headlines and explanatory copy.
4) Generic Stock Photography
You've heard using images is great for your inbound marketing, so you go browsing and find this gem for your website:
Are we supposed to believe they work at your company? And are they always that delighted to collaborate over a piece of notebook paper? Show pictures of customers, real people that work at your company, your product, and your location. Or if you're particularly design savvy, create visuals yourself that directly relate to what you do. Images are helpful if they clarify something for a visitor -- generic stock photography doesn't help visitors, so by extension, it doesn't help you.
5) Including a 'Contact Us' Form in Lieu of Contact Information
A 'Contact Us' form may seem like an easy way to generate an opt-in email list, but it's really the least valuable form of lead generation for you and your site visitors. It's terribly generic, and doesn't indicate the contact actually wants to receive ongoing communications from you -- it's more likely they have a one-time problem or request that needs to be addressed.
So let's say they do in fact have a one-time request. There's nothing wrong with having a "Contact Us" module on your site; but it should never be the only means of communication between you and your customers. If your visitor or customer needs help, they want it now. They don't want to fill out a form and wait to see when, if ever, they get a response. Let people get in touch with you via email, the phone, and social media, and make that information available on your website.
6) Unintelligible 'About Us' Page
Does your 'About Us' page explain what you do in business babble, or using the words and phrases common to the general population? Let's play a translation game using HubSpot's 'About Us' page copy. Would you know what we did if our 'About Us' page said this (thankfully, it doesn't)?
HubSpot assists organizations across multiple countries reduce churn by backfilling the sales pipeline with highly qualified traffic that generates leads that convert into customers with high lifetime value. We achieve this through leading-edge software that integrates all marketing channels for a synergistic view of the data that determines and prioritizes the high-value marketing activities.
What? Let's translate that into the way people actually speak!
HubSpot all-in-one marketing software helps more than 6,000 companies in 45 countries attract leads and convert them into customers. A pioneer in inbound marketing, HubSpot aims to help its customers make marketing that people can actually love.
Got it, we make marketing software that helps you get leads and customers. Do a business babble check on your 'About Us' page to make sure you're speaking in a language non-experts can understand. I recommend running it by a few friends and family members that don't work in your industry for the best results.
7) SEO-Driven Copy
Remember back in the early 2000s when you went to a website and saw paragraphs and paragraphs of copy? Aside from being visually overwhelming, if you read that copy you'd find nothing more than a bunch of keyword-dense copy meant for crawlers, not humans. Unfortunately, some websites are still writing for bots, even though Google's algorithm is far more sophisticated at determining a page's relevancy than it was 10 years ago. In fact, now Google will ding you for these types of activities! There's a difference between search engine optimized content and over-optimized content. Don't write for crawlers; write for humans.
8) Not Including Social Sharing Buttons on Your Content
If you're writing for humans, you probably have some really interesting content on your site. Content that people want to share on social media, perhaps. That's why it's a huge disappointment to scroll up and down looking for a "Tweet This!" button, only to realize there aren't any social sharing buttons on your website! These buttons make social sharing easy for your readers -- they don't have to copy and paste your URL, shorten it, and compose a tweet. And easy social sharing options means your content gets more visibility, which means more site traffic, better search engine rankings, and more lead generation opportunities.
9) You Don't Have a Blog
Perhaps I'm biased, but visiting a website without a blog is a turn off. Visitors want to learn about you, and in today's world where consumers are performing in-depth company research on their own before ever contacting a sales person, an 'About Us' page isn't enough to tell the full story. Think of it like this -- the 'About Us' page is like your personality at a job interview, and your blog is your personality after a few drinks. After reading through a sample of blog posts over a long span of time, visitors have a much better understanding of who you are (awesome), who works at your company, what you believe, and how you've grown over time.
10) Titles and Content are Incongruous
If you're an avid content creator, you know how important a well-crafted title is. Great titles are what cause people to click through in their RSS, emails, and search engines to read what you have written. But if they're met with content that's unrelated to the title you provided, you'll disappoint visitors -- and they'll abandon your site. While it's important to capture peoples' attention in titles, make sure it isn't misleading and your content can actually live up to what you promised you'd deliver.
11) Your Call-to-Action Copy Doesn't Align With the Offer
Along the same lines, your call-to-action should align with what visitors receive when they redeem your offer. There's nothing more frustrating than being promised a 50% off coupon in the call-to-action copy, only to redeem it and find there's a caveat that says you must first spend $1,000. On select items. In-store purchases only. This is not only insulting to your visitors, but it will also kill your reputation and the conversion rates of your calls-to-action and landing pages.
12) Your Internal Linking Isn't User-Friendly
When done correctly, internal links are helpful for readers and website alike. They point readers to other relevant information, and help you improve the organic ranking for important pages on your own website. But some websites seem to have trouble executing internal linking correctly , pointing users to irrelevant pages, linking strange phrases within the copy, and overdoing it to the point of making content unreadable.
Include internal links only to relevant pages on your website that will enhance a reader's experience, and include that link on the anchor text that makes the most sense. Recognize that sometimes, the link that makes the most sense isn't keyword-optimized anchor text, either, like in this example from yesterday morning's blog post.
I thought about a way to rephrase the last sentence so the anchor text could be keyword optimized, but in the end, the "reference this ebook" text, while technically against SEO best practices, was the most user-friendly option.
( Tip: Be sure to have all links open into a new tab in your browser, not the same window. Visitors may not be done reading the content on this page, and you don't want to navigate them away while they're still reading!)
13) Sliders That Take Forever, and Ever, to Load
Sliders are a great way to showcase multiple images in a space-efficient manner (just check out our current homepage , for example). But there's a right way and a wrong way to use them. If your slider loads images quickly and doesn't require a new page to load every time a user clicks, congratulations! Your slider is not annoying. But the web is filled with sliders that, every time you click the arrow for the next image, load an entirely new web page. That can take visitors from a 0 second load time to 1, 2, 5, or more seconds as the entire webpage reloads!
( Tip: If you're using a slider in a list post, accompany the visual elements with written copy above or below the slider. Many readers are scanners, and won't invest the time to click through every image in the slider.)
14) Using Flash
Many designers use Flash on clients' websites, and it's enough to make a search marketer cringe along with the site visitors. The problem with Flash is not in its limitations; I've seen some stunning websites created with Flash! But search engines can't read it, so your site won't get indexed. And another problem? Visitors are often looking for a very specific piece of information when visiting your site -- if they have to wait for a 10-second visual introduction to unfold on the screen before they can find your hours of operation, you're going to have an angry customer (or would-be customer, depending on their level of patience).
15) The Worst Offender: I Don't Know What to Do.
This is the worst offender in my opinion -- when someone lands on your site, do they know what to do? Alright, maybe they don't like your stock photos, or perhaps they see a 'Contact Us' form that grinds their gears. But visitors may be able to look past those things if they can immediately see what your website does, what the value of that is, and what they should do next. Include clear headline copy, jargonless page copy that explains the value of what you do, and one clear primary call-to-action per page that shows visitors how to take the next steps -- whether that's subscribing to your blog, getting a free trial , watching a video, or any other action you hope visitors will perform on your site.
What website components drive you nuts? Share them in the comments!
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I REALLY like it as part of a complete quilt. I need to make one of these quilts out of real, live fabric now!
Tami C says
Congratulations on having your block published. Your block looks really good as complete quilt. Thanks for the chance to win!
T* says
Well done. I love the yellow shade you have used, that would look great in a whole quilt.
Serena Edwards says
Yum, your quilt design reminds me of honeycomb .. Delicious!
Your design is fab – and yay to be published!!! Great looking magazine!!
Gill says
Wow! what a great block! I love it as a complete quilt!
Nancy says
I like the block – I think I'd make it and put little cottages in each square!
I like this your block. Gray colour make a nice shade.
Podunkpretties says
Congrats! It must be exciting! So will you be entering a block for the next issue?
joanold says
This is such a pretty block. The colours you have used are so fresh. I'd like a whole quilt in those colours.
Tinliz says
Would be a great format for a story quilt with fussy cut or photo centers representing places traveled.
Jeannette says
I am always amazed at how many different quilt blocks can be made, nice contribution.
Fiesta says
I like your block. I also like the way you can see the full layout from the blocks. Thanks for the
Anita says
Great block, and it gives a very nice layout in a complete quilt!
Marie Atkinson says
Congrats! Keep up the good work!
kt says
Great block! Love seeing what it will look like as a quilt. Thanks for the chance to win!
pennydog says
That's a fantastic block!
Bernie says
The block and the sentiment it expresses are great.
Rosa says
Gorgeous block and love the layout!!
Lisa Marie says
I have enjoyed every issue of this magazine. Congrats on having your unique block included!
Trudie says
Congratulations on having your block in the magazine.
Marca says
It is always more interesting to see how the blocks fit together in a quilt.
Kacey says
Congrats on being included!
Pat S. says
Your block will make a wonderful quilt! Thanks sew much for this chance to win 😀
Sandi1100 says
I agree that you need to make a quilt out of this block. Thanks for the chance to win.
Mary Walker says
I love this block! You could of called it "Follow the Yellow Brick Road", too! LOL
Congratulations! It's a great block! Thanks for the give away!
Purl Buttons says
I am excited o see so many modern ideas for quilt blocks. Thanks!
kwkaiser2 says
It's a great block to play with the colors.
Dedra C says
I'd love a chance to win! Thanks!
David & Tammy says
I would love to bring home this magazine.
Joyce says
Beautiful block and great book!
Calgaryquilter says
I like the way the diagonal stripes make a frame that weaves through the quilt.
hjs says
cool block; I love all the different blocks one can make and they way fabric makes each block different.
Meredith says
Love your block!! And, would love to win a copy of this magazine!! Thanks for the chance!

Meredith
Janet says
I really like your block and the name fits it.
Wanda says
Congradulations! The block is lovely. I'll be looking for the magazine nest week.

Charlene S says
Great fabric choices. I just lov
Koricard says
Very nice block. I really like the effect when you put the blocks together in the larger quilt.
M-R Charbonneau says
That is a great block! Thanks for the giveaway!
Lynn McIndoe says
I love how the blocks combine and create the secondary lines and patterns.
Grammie says
I like the retro Christmas quilt.
Missy Shay says
I like your block! Thank you for the chance to win!
Gina says
Super cool block!
Dee says
Love the secondary design – awesome
Kathy Sue says
Cute block. How wonderful for you! Thanks for sharing.
hiyacinth says
Nice geometric grid from that block design! Very clean!
Sharon says
Cool block, and I like the secondary pattern when they are put together.
Sharon Hughson says
Like the block. Wonder if the center square could be a fussy cut house fabric….hmmmm…..
Jeanne in Ohio says
Interesting block. It looks hard.
craftygoods says
That block looks amazing as a full quilt! I'd love to try it.
What a fun block. I like seeing the whole quilt.
Dana Gaffney says
I like this block and the secondary pattern that comes with it, thanks.
✾Jamie Lee Cooley✾ says
Fun block! I like how they look together in the mock up.
QuilterLaura says
Love your block, thx for the chance to win.
Sallie says
Congratulations! Thanks for sharing and for the giveaway!
Bethany says
I love your blog, would love to win!
Bethany says
I love your blog, would love to win!
Wlsngrl says
Would love to win this!!
B Greene says
Fabulous block – it looks so good in your sample layout. Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win!
Jacqueline says
Congrat's on being published !! and thanks for a chance at your drawing.

Jacqueline
Julie Kaye from KS says
Your block is great. And I love the setting. Congrats.
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cakegirl says
Thank you for the chance to win this fabulous magazine.
J Brown says
I am completely new to sewing and quilting (read: haven't made the first one yet, but doing LOTS of research). I would LOVE to win this magazine. It would definitely be a great "jumping off" point.
Sandra says
I just fell in love with your quilt. This is so pretty and will look so lovely on my bed. A copy of QM 100 Blocks, Volume 7 would sure come in handy. There are so many gorgeous blocks that I want to make, yours included. Thank you for being a part of this tour and giving me a chance to win.

Sandi Timmons
Courtneysews says
This mag looks great! Love your block! Thanks for the chance to win!!
Emily C says
I loved the last issue! So many beautiful blocks! Can't wait to read this one!
Robin T says
I think your block would be great as a border as too. I can't wait to give it a try.
Thimbleanna says
I LOVE your block Amy — Congratulations on being included in the magazine!!!
The Whelan Family says
That quilt does need to be made! cwhelan at williamwoods dot edu
Debbie Rhodes says
Love your block and love the name… something to make for one of my daughters…
brenco1 says
A very interesting pattern develops with this quilt. Good job. Thank you.
Mary says
Your block makes a great quilt. Thanks for the chance to win.
Mary
Abby says
Great block and thanks for the giveaway!
Jennifer says
Love your block! Thanks for the chance.
Thim3 says
I love your block. Looks really good in a quilt. Thank you for the chance to win
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LindseyAnne says
I especially love your block in the aqua and blue (or grey?) tones. Looking forward to seeing a complete quilt version!
Suze says
The block is wonderful! I love the aqua and gray with the white background. I'm anxious to see a print in as part of the block, too. It amazed me to see blocks come together for the secondary pattern to pop.
Lisa Shenk says
You are right, this looks way cool as a quilt! I could spend so much time just blog hopping around!
Jenny L says
what a cool block! I'd love to make this…
BizyStitches says
Love your block and congrats.
Kathy H says
Congratulations on being in the magazine. I love how the quilt turned out with your blocks.
LynCC says
Congrats, Amy! I really like your block, and I *love* its name. 🙂
Vroomans' Quilts says
Reminds me of argyle sweaters!
Lucy quilts says
Love the possibilities with your block. Very fun.
Cathy B says
Great block! Congratulations on having it in the magazine! Thank-you.
Maria says
Sweet and simple block – I love it!
Vivian says
Another great block with secondary pattern possibilities. Hmmm, I need to make a baby quilt and I could see "I spy" fabrics fussy cut into those center squares! Love it!
M.W. says
Nice block. Congrats. Thanks for the chance to win
Shawn
Diana says
I love your block! Congratulations on getting your block in the magazine! Tanks for the chance to win!
Megan says
Super cool block!! And you're right, it looks great as a full quilt! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Margaret says
Love your block. Thanks for sharing
Victoria M. says
I really enjoy seeing your blocks put together in a quilt. It's very inspirational.

Thanks for the chance to win your giveaway.
Rebecca says
I am thinking that a 6 x 6 layout would give a pretty picture for a table topper.
Amy says
I love this block. I, too, love the modern fabrics and how this would look as a quilt. Cannot wait to get my hands on an issue of this! Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
Jess says
Beautiful. Congratulations.
Unknown says
Your block is really cute.
Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of "Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks, Vol. 7"
Julie Jones says
The quilt looks amazing. I would love to win the book to learn more blocks.
pitbull says
Beautiful block that makes into a spectacular quilt! Thanks for sharing!
the mrs says
I never would have guessed that your block multiplied would make that quilt. Amazing to see the secondary patterns come alive. Quilting is like magic! 🙂
Christine Slaughter says
I love your modern block, and especially when laid out in a quilt!
kwiltnkats says
I like your block in the cool blues. Pretty special you've been included in Volume 7. Sandi
Mary says
Great block. Can see it in all sorts of color ways.
Hanke says
Nice block!!
Fun block–can't wait to get a copy of the magazine!
Denise says
Love your block! Been following your blog for about a month now and really enjoy your work.
Tracy says
Wonderful block, really love the look as a whole quilt!
claire says
I like your pretty block
Back Porch Extras says
Congrats on having your block in Vol 7. It looks like a fun block to sew.
Ella says
Thanks for a chance to win. I haven't seen it out in stores yet!
Myra says
What a great quilt block! So pretty! You are amazing! 🙂
Rolyn says
All Roads Lead to Home….I may have to make this for my daughter who is away at college.
Jnuquilter says
I like this block and look forward to seeing a quilt made with "real fabric" with this block 🙂
Lee Ann L. says
I love the name of this block! And, it looks simple to make!
Sharon Green says
Sharon Green

What a wonderful name for this block. I am looking forward to seeing all of the blocks, but this one is something I will be trying for sure!
Nikki M. says
Love your block and its name!
VickiT says
What a great looking block Amy. It looks like it would be fun playing with all sorts of different fabrics and colors. Congrats for being in Volume 7.
Linda says
Cute block. I would like to see it with a lovely floral in the center square
Marcia W. says
Congratulations on having your block published. The name of the block is wonderul and it block looks great as complete quilt. Thanks for the chance to win! All Roads Lead Home is a winning block!
Nellie Duclos says
All roads lead to home-what a great name for such a simple block. I love that it is versatile and still simple.
Elizabeth says
The block by itself is really nice–but, you are right, in a quilt layout it really packs a punch. This would be fun to play with using different color schemes and values.

LizE
Ginny Lawliss says
This looks like a fun block to play with, and would play with other block very nicely.
LB's Sandbox says
All Roads Lead Home is a great looking block and one that I think I might use for my son's quilt since he seems to have finally found his way in the world and back home.
Donna Phelps says
Your blog appears to be very popular and I can see why. I have really enjoyed reading it. Love your block and choice of colors.Know it will look great in a complete quilt.
forevermore says
What a great collection of quilt blocks! Thanks for the giveaway!
Jill says
Cool block. It will make a neat quilt.
Donna's Quilts 4U2C says
This block is a winner. I love how it looks in your example set into a quilt. This is a block that I will try. Thanks for the giveaway.
TheStylishHome says
I love the way it looks as a complete top! Congrats for being in the 100!
Mary says
I have enjoyed seeing all of the Blocks in the Volume 7 blog tour. Thanks for showing how it looks in a sample layout. Thanks for the chance to WIN!
Joanna says
I love the name of your block and that it's a good choice for a fussy cut block. I can see making it with Christmas fabric.
Tamie says
I'd like to see this in real fabric too. I'll watch for that post!
Sandra Visser says
Grats on having your block chosen for the magazine.

syvisser@gmail(dot)com
Eva says
Lovely block, so enjoying the blog tour.
I've never seen a block like that…..really nice.
dquilterguy says
Cute Block.. and makes a nice quilt. Congrats about your inclusion in 100 Blocks vol. 7
Margaret Andrews says
What a pretty block. I like the blue colors best. Can't wait for Volume 7.
Malmbergs says
I look forward to this magazine every year. Love your block and the pattern it creates in the quilt.
Sophie Brown says
Love your block – looks tricky – thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of the magazine!
ktru456 says
Love the block! i can see using this block with a number of color combinations!
Lori says
this is a wonderful block. I really like how it looks in a full size quilt. congrats on being published.
Teresa in Music City says
Just absolutely love your block – it is one of my favorites so far!!! :*)
Ramsey says
What a great block and fabulous magazine! Where can I buy it in case I don't win?

Ellen says
Thanks for sharing. Love your block.
Vicki H says
Congrats on being published. I love your block.
Valorie says
I love your block and the name you chose. It does indeed look nice in a quilt also.
Lou says
Great block! Love it!!!
Kayla Yapuncich says
I love your block! And yes, it's even more amazing as a whole quilt!! Thanks for the chance
Cloud 9 says
Wonderful block. I really like the overall pattern that appears in the quilt layout.
Bonnie Thiem says
I like your choice of colors – so calming. Thanks.
Becky says
Love your block. I think that I am going to have to get a copy if this book!!
Gena in Dallas says
Excellent block!! I love blocks that make crosses.
Rebecca says
This is a lovely block – I am getting so many ideas from this blog hop!
Tamsyn says
Great block.
MaureenM says
Wow Amy! I was going to comment even before I saw the giveaway…! The block you made is awesome and I love the name 🙂 so very sweet. Great job! And the magazine looks cool, too.
Lisa says
That is a great block and I love the way it all connects!

Deb says
Really nice block – I bet you couldn't just make ONE. Thanks for the giveaway!
Martina says
Oh how lovely! Congrats!
AnnieK says
I really like the simple, clean lines of your block, and I love the name you chose. 🙂
Lorene says
In a word, "Want!" I love your block!
eloidastitches says
Love your block and the colors you chose. Your setting for a complete quilt is very pretty too. It would be fun to play with it and combine it with other types of blocks as well.
RobotMomSews says
I love your block how it can be traditional or modern based on the fabric you might choose. It's lovely and congrats!!
Lisa says
Awesome! congrats on the block!
Ally says
Love your block!
Unknown says
Love your block. Thanks for a chance to win. Linda
JoyceLM says
Great block – love the argyle effect it makes. Thanks.
Lori S says
Congratulations! Thanks for the chance to win!
Shirlsu says
Love your block! This would work perfectly for the 'I Spy' quilt I'm collecting fabric for. Hmmm. Is also a perfect pattern for a 'Family Album' quilt with lots of printed photos. You've inspired me!! Thanks so much for the block and the chance to win.
~Kris~ says
I like the use of solids in your block and just the one print in the center. Very modern looking.
Nena says
Great Block and really stunning in the quilt sample you gave us. Could be used in traditional and modern fabrics – really nice. Thank you.
thequiltedcat says
I love your block and how many possibilities it presents!
ritainalaska says
great block for piecing with lots of possible color and settings variables.
Great block! I love it!
Susie De Soto says
Your block can be used in so many ways. It is great
Jenny Faasavalu says
You are so creative, Amy!
Nanbon44 says
i like the simplicity of your block..
Kay Ahr says
Love your comment about making a quilt out of real live fabric! I spend so much time playing in Electric Quilt, I have to make special trips to my stash room to see what real live fabric looks and feels like! LOL
Mary Manson says
I love the way the quilt top looks using this top!
kbzelazny says
Wow, you are so creative! All I can do is copy someone else's idea!
Congratulations!! Yes you must make a whole quilt, it'll be fantastic!
Shauna says
wonderful block!!!!! love how it looks in the whole quilt
Auntie Clark says
I love the quilt you made by combining your blocks.
bairdmtn says
Great block! I have been looking for a block to make a quilt to donate to our local Rescue Squad and this one is it! I love the name of it, too! Congratulations on having your block published!!
Ann says
Love the block and quilt! I'm thinking low volume background with favorite fabric fussy cut in the center! If I don't win a copy, I am going to have to pick up my own! Thank for a great block!
DeAnna Julie Dodson says
Neat block!
Quiltpecan/Angela says
Like the colors used in the block. Aquasareso pretty. This is a block I'd like to try. Thanks for submitting it!
Karen says
It's a great block, congratulations on getting it in the magazine :o)
sandy says
Congrats on having your block published. I like the colors in it.
Mary Arline Smith says
"Congratulations!" I am enjoying visit to your
web page. Your block looks like it would be
quickly cut and assembled once fabrics were
chosen.
Lovie says
Don't need to make a full size quilt, make a smaller baby quilt. You can always find a home for baby quilts.
Amy C says
I love your block!
Beth says
I really like this block! I've been looking for a block/quilt pattern to highlight some favorite fabrics. I'd been considering a square in a square, but I may go with your block instead; the lattice-work look is really striking.
Kay says
I really like your block & think it would look great as a guys quilt.
The Village Queen says
Very nice block, will be great with lots of different styles of fabrics. Thanks for the chance!
caroldcrisp says
Very nice block singly, but really gorgeous as an entire quilt! Great job!
Quilt Monkey says
Great block! I like that it has a bit of a plaid look when the blocks are set together. It would look so different in different fabrics. How fun!
Walter says
Cool block! Thks.
Becky says
Thank you for sharing a great block with us in Vol. 7!
Karen says
Thanks for the chance to win. Congratulations on getting your block in the magazine!
Betty says
Your block would be great to showcase a special fabric. I like the name of the block because home is my favorite place to be.
Mary says
I love your block and the name you chose. What an honor to be chosen for the magazine! Congratulations!
Lynda says
What a beautiful block
DeAnna Johnson says
love your block! would love to make the 100 blocks too 🙂
Barb says
There is great temptation to put a little appliqued and/or embroidered house in the center!
MissPat says
So many great blocks and so many great ways to use them. Congratulations on being included in Vol. 7
Barbara Pricola says
I love your block! Thank you for the chance to win a copy of this magazine.
pizzaeater says
I love your block. Sew creative!
Patty says
One of the best blocks I've seen so far, definitely want to try this one
Rhonda D. says
Love your block! Thanks for the chance to win this wonderful magazine!

Shelor Robin says
Your block is great! Can't wait to get the magazine.
Robyn says
Thanks for the giveaway.
Debbie says
Very pretty block. Thanks!
Mary Kiddie says
Congratulations on having your block included in Quiltmakers 100 Blocks! Would love to win a copy. Thanks for the chance.
Kim Feather says
Congratulations Amy! I love the block and even though it isn't a real quilt shown it does show that this block will make a beautiful quilt!
birdWatcher says
I'll be anxious to see the block made into a full quilt. Very pretty, and I love the name! Many congrats!
Bonnie Pfrimmer says
Love your block! Thank you for sharing and the chance to win the magazine.
wendy says
I like your block. Thanks for a chance to win!
wendy says
I like your block. Thanks for a chance to win!
teachpany says
Really cool block! Very modern. I love the quilt design, too.
Unknown says
Congrats on having a block in Vol. 7. This one looks like it will be a good addition to my library. Nancy: firstname.lastname@example.com
mags1179 says
Congrats Amy! Looks great and fun to make.
giddy99 says
I love the repeat on this block! Well done!
paige says
Love the block. Thanks for the chance to win!
madquilter65 says
Love your block, can't wait for the magazine to come out. If I would win a copy I would be grateful. Congratulations!
Cecilia says
Great block! I like the quilt layout too. Congratulations on having your block included in the magazine. Thanks for the chance to win.
patricia says
Are we glad or sad over that? A very philosophical name. Good for you!
darlene says
The blue and white is really striking. The more I see the more I really have to have one of those books.
Angelia Lanouette says
I think your block is wonderful and the name "All Roads Lead Home" is just perfect. Thank you and Congratulations!
Michelle says
Congrats on having your block published. I love how it looks as a whole quilt. Thanks for the chance to win.
Steph says
Lovely block. And in the collective, it reminds me of argyle. Very interesting secondary pattern. Thank you!
I you are right. The block is nice but the whole quilt is much more impressive.
Catskill Quilter says
I love the effect of repeating your block – stunning!
Julie says
What a nifty block–I really like the name of the quilt too! Congrats on being in 100 Blocks!
Maureen says
This is a great block Amy. So many possibilities of colour & fabric design. Thanks for a chance at the give-away!
mgw070 at shaw dot ca
Ruth Alf says
You have created a beautiful block. I like the way it comes together in a quilt, too. Congratulations on getting published! And thank you for a chance to win Vol 7.
Brenda J. says
Cool block! I really like the effect they have when put all together into a top. Congratulations and thanks for the opportunity to win!
Vivian says
Very cute block and so versatile.
quiltnvan says
Great block! It has such potential!
hueisei says
What an interesting block!! Beautiful!
Georgie says
Congrats on your block being in the magazine! I like the block & the way it looks in the quilt – and such a good name for it. Thanks for the chance to win.
SewingJanice says
Love the block and it's name! Congratulations on being selected – how every exciting for you! Enjoy!!
Annie says
Cute block, with a very fun name.
SewLindaAnn says
I like the name of your block, it really makes sense of the lines.
GO STARS! says
Like the colors in the single block and love the quilt made with many blocks.
Beautiful!
scottylover says
Congratulations on your block! I love the complete quilt, too.
Sandy A
OhioLori says
Great block….the whole quilt will be amazing!! You are sooooo talented!!
Abigail Dolinger says
Congrats on your block being selected for Vol. 7!
LJ says
The block does make up into a great looking quilt. Better get busy!! 🙂
Rachel says
I have to admit I wasn't crazy about the block on its own, but wow, do a bunch of them and I love it. I guess I just don't have the vision to see one block and imagine a whole quilt. I'm glad you provided the visual.
Lynn says
Lovely block! No wonder it was chosen to be part of the magazine! Thanks for sharing!
Quiltsmiles says
Congratulations on your block being published, I like that secondary pattern that shows up in the quilt, NICE! Jane
WoolenSails says
A wonderful block that would be nice in all types of fabrics and colors.

Debbie
Cathlene says
I love this block and it will make a great quilt. I'm happy to get the chance to see it.
JillB says
I really like the quilt. It is very suitable for a man or boy's quilt, which is rare. Using a fussy cut center with a theme or a plaid and it will be loved by the guy in your life.
congrats on the published block!
Gatorwomn says

Interesting block. I like the way it makes up in the quilt
Rachell says
well this is a fun block that could be so much fun combined with others, or also itself like you showed an example of….I love the secondary designs that show up when blocks are set together. I need to do more of that.
congrats on the magazine and it
it's been so nice to stop by again!
Ali says
Pick me! Pick me! I love your work!
SH Sue says
I love the name of your block. It has great movement. I, too, would like to have a quilt out of your block.
Deb says
Not only do I like your block….but I LOVE the title!
Anda W says
Congrats on the stunning block you created! awolk at rogers dot com
Mikki Lawrence says
Cute block!
Carol B says
Love love your block, congrats in getting in QM 100 blocks magazine, I love them all. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of the magazine.
Carol Candlish says
Great block and name. The quilt looks great. Thanks for the giveaway.
Margaret says
Very nice block. You did a good job. I am really enjoying all the blocks on this hop. Thanks for sharing.
Nancy says
A great block! I will definitely try it in a project.
Celeste Catano says
Great Block.
Nora says
Nice. Love the colors
Lauriejo says
Thanks for the chance to win!
I am enjoying this blog tour so much. Not getting as much quilting done, but lots of inspiration. When I saw your block I thought it was interesting, but when I saw the block in your quilt design, my first thought was of argyle socks or sweaters. It's got such a modern vibe and think it would be stunning in the golds and greys shown. Might have to put it on my list of TO-DO's. Thanks
jackie says
I can't wait to add this volume to my collection!
jrt14 says
I like your block and the yellow fabric makes me think of yellow brick road in Oz and Dorothy's journey home. Thank you for a chance to win.
prairiekat says
What a fresh sharp design, I think modern means that to me and your block fits the label. Keep up the good work
Shar says
I love this block. It has such a nice look to it. I love the lines in it. Congratulations on getting your block published.
Fran says
I really like your block, so pleasingly angular & geometric looking. The fabrics that you used are lovely too. Thanks for the chance to win.
Karrie Smith says
Congrats on the block! I love the blue and gray one the best! But I'm partial bc they are my fave color combo right now! Thanks for the chance to win 🙂
Cathryn says
It's so much fun "meandering" through all these blogs. Such marvelous things to find along the way. I can only hope to make more quilts after I finish the blog hop.
Riana says
Aww the block is so cute! Love the name too~

Thanks for the chance to win 🙂
Pat V. says
Congrats on having your block in the book! Can't wait to see the IRL quilt!
JaneB says
That block is fantastic! Do we have to learn Y seams?
RaeLyn says
It looks fantastic as a top. Very neat.
Anita says
What a great block! I can just see it with lots of great focal fabrics. Thanks for the giveaway 🙂
Julie says
Love the block name. Quilts always remind me of home. Thanks for the chance to win.
Lavonna ZWB says
Love the layout. Thank you for sharing with us. 🙂
Ellee says
Your quilt is a wonderful design! — soparkaveataoldotcom
Abby says
I love it… What a great book/magazine.
ozone3 says
Congrats! Beautiful block! Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the chance to win!!
llavmc says
I love this block and it's name too! Congrats on being in the magazine.
Ruth Rocker says
Congratulations on your block being published in the magazine. It's beautiful. Thanks for a chance to win.
Tonya Reichard says
Congrats on having your block selected! I can see so many different colorways for this block.
contentncm says
Looks like fun!
contentncm at yahoo dot com
dee123 says
I just love this quilt block! It would make an beautiful quilt with all the blocks the same or an awesome scrappy quilt with all different blocks! I would love to make s quilt with it! Dee
Kathy says
Congrats on getting your block published! And thank you for the opportunity to win. I think this book would provide quite a bit of inspiration!
Rose in IN says
Love your block! It would be such fun making in all kinds of combinations. Congratulations!!
Sherry says
Your block is great and something I would like to try. This is always a fun magazine to have, I will be sure to buy one if I don't win.
Dhia Peach says
love the way the quilt looks with the repeating block

email@example.com

http://thepeachpatch.blogspot.com/
Diann says
Very nice block.
Mare says
I love this block!
Kathy Sue says
Beautiful block! Congratulations. And thanks for a chance to win!
Lorinda says
What a cute block! I would love to win a copy of the magazine….. thanks for sharing!
Terri says
I'm really into grey lately and I think this would be a great block to showcase it! Thanks for the chance to win.
Kathie says
How exciting to have your beautiful block included. Congrats and thank you for the opportunity to win the magazine!
A.J. Dub. (Amy) says
Such a striking block. I love to see all the blocks when the 100 blocks issues come out.
Hetty Mapp says
Love the block Amy, Thank you for a chance at winning the magazine.
Linda says
Oh my! I'm not sure if I can wait long enough to see if I won!! Love the block!
Pinspot says
THat would be a great quilt! I'm always looking for good masculine quilt patterns for baby boys.
Ellie says
I'd love to win!
KT says
Beautiful block, thanks for the chance to win
Kristen says
Beautiful block – I'm looking forward to trying that one! Thanks for the chance to win!
banjo795 says
I love the diagonal secondary pattern that your block makes when it is set together in a quilt!
Lisa E says
I want to make a modern block quilt sampler. I plan on adding yours to the list! Thanks for sharing.
Nancy Sue says
Love this block! Not only does it have the best name ever!!!, but it really looks complicated when you look at the quilt layout. If I whip this up in jif, hubby will be impressed. Dont tell him how easy it is. Adding it so my summer quilting list! Congrats on the block and being in the issue!
Judy1522 says
Congratulations on having your block chosen for the magazine. Your block is very pretty in the blues.
Carla G says
What a great block! Love your quilt! 🙂
leanne says
really love your block and thanks so much for the fun virtual quilting bee too 🙂
Sarah_L_N says
Love your block 🙂 Looks like the magazine is full of inspiration!
Martha says
Nice block. The setting is a quilt looks good too.
Cindi says
I love your block. Did you get the quilt finished? I'd love to see what you've done.
sandyb says
You block is beautiful! Congratulations!!!
Theresa N. says
Looks beautiful!!
Theresa N
weceno(at)yahoo(dot)com
Lyn says
Love your block and its name!
apple blossom says
interesting block
S Walker says
I like your block a lot. It will really help me utilize fabric I don't want to cut into little pieces. Thanks for your contribution to the 100 Blocks. swalker287 (at) aol (dot) com
Andrea says
Wow, what an honor for you….what a lovely block and name…you've done very well, Lady! Congratulation.
Sharon mcQuade says
Congratulations on being in the magazine. Love the name and design of your block

Congrats! Really like that quilt block. Thanks for the chance to win my own copy of #7 🙂
Jo says
A lovely block! Thanks for the chance to win a copy of this fab book.
Regina says
Great block -love the entire quilt! That would be a great "school colors" quilt!!!
tropicslady says
Great block and I am seeing it made with some newly purchased fabric! Thanks for the inspiration.

ladara at cfl dot rr dot com
Gwendellyn says
I'm in love with your block! Thanks for the chance to win!
shawn says
Your block is very pretty.
smjohns63 at yahoo dot com
Diana says
Love your block! It has such an impact!
Melanie says
I would love to win…your block is fabulous!
B Stull says
Congratulations on getting your block in the mag!! What fun!! Thank you for the wonderful chance to win!
B Stull says
Wonderful block! Thank you for the chance to win!
Michele says
I see so many great ideas in this newest issue, including your really great block. Thanks for the chance to win.
Michele says
I love the way your block looks when set together. It is a very versatile block, for sure.
Julie in WA says
This is the perfect block to make using fabrics you love so much that you can't cut into it…

…believe me, I have a bunch on those kinds of fabrics!!!
Jodi - usairdoll says
What a striking block and love the name you gave it! Looks beautiful made into a quilt.

Thank you and Quiltmaker for a super giveaway and a chance to win.

usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
WYO Di says
Congrats on making V#7 of 100 blocks!
Stephanie says
Thanks for a chance to win! You are right- that block of yours looks great in a finished quilt 🙂
Artsy-Craftsy Ivy says
Congrats on getting your block published 🙂
Celia Ambrose says
I agree with all the others who love your block. Very nice. I would love to win the give away. Thanks
Lindy says
I really love the block I'm always looking for new ideas in hoping that I will make someday.
Sheila Galindo says
Lovely block, I'd like to win the book.
Lindy says
Wonderful block!


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North Korea says it successfully detonated a miniaturized nuclear device at a northeastern test site today, defying U.N. Security Council orders to shut down atomic activity or face more sanctions and international isolation.
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Vampires also don't want to attract attention to themselves and it is harder to stay inconspicuous when there are so many living together.
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49 U.S. Code § 5105 - Transporting certain highly radioactive material
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(a) Definitions.— In this section, "high-level radioactive waste" and "spent nuclear fuel" have the same meanings given those terms in section 2 of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 (42 U.S.C. 10101).
(b) Transportation Safety Study.— In consultation with the Secretary of Energy, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, potentially affected States and Indian tribes, representatives of the rail transportation industry, and shippers of high-level radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel, the Secretary shall conduct a study comparing the safety of using trains operated only to transport high-level radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel with the safety of using other methods of rail transportation for transporting that waste and fuel. The Secretary shall submit to Congress not later than November 16, 1991, a report on the results of the study.
(c) Safe Rail Transportation Regulations.— Not later than November 16, 1992, after considering the results of the study conducted under subsection (b) of this section, the Secretary shall prescribe amendments to existing regulations that the Secretary considers appropriate to provide for the safe rail transportation of high-level radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel, including trains operated only for transporting high-level radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel.
(d) Inspections of Motor Vehicles Transporting Certain Material.—
(1) Not later than November 16, 1991, the Secretary shall require by regulation that before each use of a motor vehicle to transport a highway-route-controlled quantity of radioactive material in commerce, the vehicle shall be inspected and certified as complying with this chapter and applicable United States motor carrier safety laws and regulations. The Secretary may require that the inspection be carried out by an authorized United States Government inspector or according to appropriate State procedures.
(2) The Secretary may allow a person, transporting or causing to be transported a highway-route-controlled quantity of radioactive material, to inspect the motor vehicle used to transport the material and to certify that the vehicle complies with this chapter. The inspector qualification requirements the Secretary prescribes for an individual inspecting a motor vehicle apply to an individual conducting an inspection under this paragraph.
Source(Pub. L. 103–272, § 1(d),July 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 762; Pub. L. 109–59, title VII, §§ 7107, 7126,Aug. 10, 2005, 119 Stat. 1897, 1909.)
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|49 App.:1813(e).
|Jan. 3, 1975, Pub. L. 93–633, 88 Stat. 2156, § 116(e); added Oct. 24, 1992, Pub. L. 102–508, § 505(2), 106 Stat. 3311.
|49 App.:1813 (note).
|Nov. 16, 1990, Pub. L. 101–615, § 16(e), 104 Stat. 3263.
|49 App.:1813(a).
|Jan. 3, 1975, Pub. L. 93–633, 88 Stat. 2156, § 116(a)–(d); added Oct. 30, 1984, Pub. L. 98–559, § 3, 98 Stat. 2907; restated Nov. 16, 1990, Pub. L. 101–615, § 15, 104 Stat. 3261; Oct. 24, 1992, Pub. L. 102–508, § 505(1), 106 Stat. 3311.
|49 App.:1813(b).
|49 App.:1813(c).
|49 App.:1813(d).
In subsection (a),section 16(e) of the Hazardous Materials Transportation Uniform Safety Act of 1990 (Public Law 101–615, 104 Stat. 3263) is included to correct a mistake in the source provisions being restated. See section 16(a)(1) of the Act of 1990 (Public Law 101–615, 104 Stat. 3262), stating that the meanings of "high-level radioactive waste" and "spent nuclear fuel" are as defined in 49 App.:1813, as added by section 15 of the Act (104 Stat. 3261). See also Cong. Rec. S16863 (daily ed., Oct. 23, 1990).
In subsection (b), the words "Secretary of Energy" are substituted for "Department of Energy" because of 42:7131.
In subsection (c), the word "regulations" is substituted for "rule" for consistency in the revised title and with other titles of the United States Code and because "rule" and "regulation" are synonymous.
In subsection (d), before clause (1), the words "In combination" are omitted as surplus.
2005—Subsecs. (b), (c). Pub. L. 109–59, § 7126, substituted "Secretary shall" for "Secretary of Transportation shall" wherever appearing.
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 109–59, § 7126, substituted "Secretary shall" for "Secretary of Transportation shall" in par. (1) and "Secretary may" for "Secretary of Transportation may" in par. (2).
Pub. L. 109–59, § 7107, redesignatedsubsec. (e) as (d) and struck out former subsec. (d) which related to a study to be conducted not later than Nov. 16, 1991, to decide which factors, if any, shippers and carriers should consider when selecting routes and modes that would enhance overall public safety related to the transportation of high-level radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel.
Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 109–59, § 7107(2), redesignatedsubsec. (e) as (d).
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Shiromari (史郎マリ, Shiromari) is a chameleon summon that takes the form of a castle and the personal summon of Kōza Kubisaki.
It was summoned over fifty years ago. As a last resort, the dying lord of the castle summoned Shiromari and had it devour anyone who approached. The lord died before he could release the summoning, and thus it remained bound to the contract scroll used to summon it.
Shiromari had the ability to shapeshift and change its form completely. It was even able to take on the form of a large castle. The chameleon was apparently large enough to devour may people.
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During a mission to find a group of missing people, Naruto, Hinata, and Kiba stumble upon this summon. After being swallowed by it, they realise just what it is. While attempting to find the contract scroll that is keeping it summoned, the spirit of the castle lord appeared and led them to it, because the lord felt sorry for the creature spending fifty years guarding his castle, and wanted to set it free. The summoned creature is very loyal to his summoner, having protected his summoner's castle for so long. Naruto cut the scroll into pieces to send the summoned creature back, and escaped from the body of the summon with Rasengan. The anime does not show Shiromari's true form, but instead, a picture of what appears to be a chameleon.


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29 U.S. Code § 1381 - Withdrawal liability established; criteria and definitions
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(a) If an employer withdraws from a multiemployer plan in a complete withdrawal or a partial withdrawal, then the employer is liable to the plan in the amount determined under this part to be the withdrawal liability.
(b) For purposes of subsection (a) of this section—
(1) The withdrawal liability of an employer to a plan is the amount determined under section 1391 of this title to be the allocable amount of unfunded vested benefits, adjusted—
(A) first, by any de minimis reduction applicable under section 1389 of this title,
(B) next, in the case of a partial withdrawal, in accordance with section 1386 of this title,
(C) then, to the extent necessary to reflect the limitation on annual payments under section 1399 (c)(1)(B) of this title, and
(D) finally, in accordance with section 1405 of this title.
(2) The term "complete withdrawal" means a complete withdrawal described in section 1383 of this title.
(3) The term "partial withdrawal" means a partial withdrawal described in section 1385 of this title.
Source(Pub. L. 93–406, title IV, § 4201, as added Pub. L. 96–364, title I, § 104(2),Sept. 26, 1980, 94 Stat. 1217.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 1381,Pub. L. 93–406, title IV, § 4402, formerly § 4082,Sept. 2, 1974, 88 Stat. 1034; S.Res. 4, Feb. 4, 1977; Pub. L. 95–214, § 1,Dec. 19, 1977, 91 Stat. 1501; S.Res. 30, Mar. 7, 1979; Pub. L. 96–24, June 19, 1979, 93 Stat. 70; Pub. L. 96–239, § 1,Apr. 30, 1980, 94 Stat. 341; Pub. L. 96–293, § 1,June 30, 1980, 94 Stat. 610, renumbered § 4402 and amended Pub. L. 96–364, title I, § 108(a)-(c)(1),Sept. 26, 1980, 94 Stat. 1267, relating to the effective dates and special rules for this subchapter, was transferred to section 1461 of this title.
Effective Date
Elimination of Retroactive Application of Amendments Made by Multiemployer Pension Plan Amendments Act of 1980, Pub. L. 96–364
Pub. L. 98–369, div. A, title V, § 558(a), (c), (d),July 18, 1984, 98 Stat. 899, provided that:
"(a) In General.—
"(1) Liability.—Any withdrawal liability incurred by an employer pursuant to part 1 of subtitle E of title IV of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (29 U.S.C. 1381 et seq.) as a result of the complete or partial withdrawal of such employer from a multiemployer plan before September 26, 1980, shall be void.
"(2) Refunds.—Any amounts paid by an employer to a plan sponsor as a result of such withdrawal liability shall be refunded by the plan sponsor to the employer with interest (in accordance with section 401 (a)(2) [26 U.S.C. 401 (a)(2)]), less a reasonable amount for administrative expenses incurred by the plan sponsor (other than legal expenses incurred with respect to the plan) in calculating, assessing, and refunding such amounts.
"(c) No Increase in Liability.—The amendments made by this section [amending sections 1391, 1397, 1399, 1415 and 1461 of this title and provisions set out as a note under section 1385 of this title] shall not be construed to increase the liability incurred by any employer pursuant to part 1 of subtitle E of title IV of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (29 U.S.C. 1381 et seq.), as in effect immediately before the amendments made by subsection (b) [amending sections 1391, 1397, 1399, 1415, and 1461 of this title and provisions set out as a note under section 1385 of this title], as a result of the complete or partial withdrawal of such employer from a multiemployer plan prior to September 26, 1980.
"(d) Special Rule for Certain Binding Agreements.—In the case of an employer who, on September 26, 1980, has a binding agreement to withdraw from a multiemployer plan, subsection (a)(1) shall be applied by substituting 'December 31, 1980' for 'September 26, 1980'."
Applicability to Certain Employers Withdrawn Before Sept. 26, 1980, From Multiemployer Plan Covering Employees in Seagoing Industry; Effective Date, Coverage, Etc.
Pub. L. 96–364, title I, § 108(c)(4),Sept. 26, 1980, 94 Stat. 1269, provided that: "In the case of an employer who withdrew before the date of enactment of this Act [Sept. 26, 1980] from a multiemployer plan covering employees in the seagoing industry (as determined by the corporation), sections 4201 through 4219 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as added by this Act, [section 1381 through 1399 of this title], are effective as of May 3, 1979. For the purpose of applying section 4217 [section 1397 of this title] for purposes of the preceding sentence, the date 'May 2, 1979,' shall be substituted for 'April 28, 1980,' and the date 'May 3, 1979' shall be substituted for 'April 29, 1980'. For purposes of this paragraph, terms which are used in title IV of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 [this subchapter], or in regulations prescribed under that title, and which are used in the preceding sentence have the same meaning as when used in that Act [see Short Title note set out under sections 1001 of this title] or those regulations. For purposes of this paragraph, the term 'employer' includes only a substantial employer covering employees in the seagoing industry (as so determined) in connection with ports on the West Coast of the United States, but does not include an employer who withdrew from a plan because of a change in the collective bargaining representative."
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Albert Pujols The Great
As a Cubs fan it's easy to dislike Albert Pujols, but you have to respect the guy, even as a rival Cardinal.
Take a look at Pujols' 162-game averages for his career and tell me there's not a better player in the game:
.334/.427/.628 with 42 home runs, 129 RBIs, 94 walks, 124 runs scored, a 1.055 OPS and 374 total bases.
That from a guy who was taken in the 13th round of the 1999 draft…and just another reason I love the game of baseball.
Ted Keith of Sports Illustrated wrote a terrific article on Albert Pujols' third MVP Award. He sums up Pujols best with this line…
- Looking for flaws in his individual seasons is like looking for a stray brushstroke on a masterpiece. Even if you find one, does it really subtract from the overall beauty of the work?
It's the perfect description of the best player in the game, a noted Cubs killer and a man also MVP-worthy off the field too, something a Mr. Bonds will never touch.
Of course I'd love Albert more if he played outside the NL Central, but then again, we're lucky to watch him perform against the Cubs 18 times a year.
Listen, I'm not telling you to love or hate the guy, but understand this may be the greatest talent we'll ever see play in our lifetime.