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This pet will never destroy your furniture or anything else, unless you give the explicit command to do so, regardless of its traits.
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Allows you to change the pet's traits. This reward is repeatable.
Alpha Pet
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10,000 Points
Super Swank Pet Bed
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15,000 Points
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I found the theory behind it: The element in question is called a "Shapley Lens"; it is a convex lens (a collecting lens) rather than a concave (a dispersing lens which is known as a "Barlow Lens") and will indeed decrease the focal length and increase the F-number. The original lens plus the new element will form some sort of an inverted telescope of the "Kepler" type.
I tested it in principles with my Summicron 2/50 in front of an achromatic lens +10 diopt. in front of my m.zuiko 14-42 mm (the 42 mm to simulate some sort of an eyepiece which then will not be needed when the calculations will be done properly) in front of my Olympus Pen E-PM2 (do not laugh!) and it showed that the principles do work (with a tremendous amount of vignetting). Please, do NOT ask for proof photos!
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Good thing that industrygothica was allowed in, his map is great and got one of my votes.
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The pointy lines are mountains
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North is at about 11 o'clock.
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Wow, even with 6 votes to use it's so hard to choose
Good thing that industrygothica was allowed in, his map is great and got one of my votes.
My votes are placed (how hard to choose !). I am now waiting for the next challenge, which I will surely have time to attend !
It will be interesting to see if the voting remains the same from the previous voting. I am curious if people will be influenced by previous comments.
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My votes have not changed from what they were before, but this time I did vote for RPMIller. I liked his Hex Style, but just did not have enough love to spread around last time
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I was reluctant to post a response in this thread, as I was feeling guilty that, Mmmmmpig was beating me so soundly in the last vote, and I was ahead of him in this second vote. Now that he's surpassed me again, I feel content.
The only difference to my vote, was I added JFrazierJr's Broken Coast as my number six map.
I only hope those who voted in the first bout return and vote again.
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To quote, roughly translated: It appears that recording to any homebrew BD-R BD-Java, this can be run from any PS3 console from any firmware.
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It is a given that in order to gain weight, you need to take in more calories then you use, and vise-versa for losing weight (take in less calories than you use). That is non-debateable. So I could eat 2000 calories/day of ice cream, and still lose weight if I was expending 3000 calories per day. That I understand perfectly fine.
What I really don't understand is how the macros come into play....at least regarding carbs and fats. We all know that protien is the main ingredient for muscle building...and the general consensus is that one should take in 1 gram protien/lb. of bodyweight.
Okay, so we are all pretty much in agreement that no matter what ones goal is - either to gain weight or lose weight, while being a gym-rat like us here at WBB, we should consume 1 g/lb. of bodyweight of protien daily, and eat either more calories or less calories then maintainence depending on whether the goal is to gain or lose weight respectively.
So if that is the case, what does it matter if the remainder of the daily calories come from carbs or fat? Even further, what does it matter if the source of carbs happens to be from vegetables or table sugar? Fish oil or bacon grease for fats? This is the part I just don't understand.
Basically, hypothetically speaking if I were 180 lbs. and trying to get ridiculously ripped by cutting down to 165 lbs, and my daily caloric requirements were 2000. What would it matter if I ate 720 calories worth of protien along with 1280 calories worth of table sugar vs. eating 720 calories worth of protien along with 1280 calories worth of brocolli vs. eating 720 calories worth of protien along with 1280 calories of fish oil vs. 720 calories worth of protein along with 1280 calories of a mixture of carbs and fats.....and so on?
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ASHBURN, Va. (AP) - Logan Paulsen played both tight end and defensive end at Chaminade College Preparatory School in Northridge, Calif. He even set a school record with 24 sacks in his junior season.
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July 1: This Day in Black History
FEATURED: Carl Lewis
1899: The father of Black Gospel Music, Thomas A. Dorsey, was born. He passed away in 1993. He was 93 years old.
1911: Leona P. Thurman was born. She was the 1st black female attorney to practice law in Kansas City. She passed away in 1985.
1915: Grammy award winning blues musician Willie Dixon was born. He passed away in 1992 at age 76.
1924: Soloist Roland Hayes was named soloist with Boston Symphony Orchestra on this day. He was born in a Georgia cabin in 1887. He was the recipient of the Spingarn Medal for "so finely" interpreting the beauty of the Negro folk song.
1928: R&B, Rock&Roll musician, singer, songwriter and producer Bobby Day was born. He passed away in 1990 at age 60.
1947: Comedian & actress Shirley Hemphill was born. She died in 1999 at the age of 52 of renal failure.
1954: The Ink Spots began a stint at the Trocadero on Hollywood's Sunset Strip.
1957: A Philadelphia radio station with only 250 watts of power began repeat plays of the Tune Weavers' new release, "Happy, Happy Birthday Baby." By October it was #1.
1960: The Jesters, Ben E. King, Ruth Brown, Jimmy Jones, and the Olympics performed on one of disc jockey Jocko Henderson's Jocko's Rocketship Revue at New York's Apollo Theater.
1961: Olympic track and field star and the winner of many gold medals, Carl Lewis was born. He turns 53 today.
1962: Actor Andre Braugher was born. He turns 53 today.
1970: Actor Henry Simmons was born. He turns 44 today.
1971: James Brown and his entire catalog of two decades worth of recordings were signed to Polydor Records.
1971: Missy Elliott was born. She is a rapper, singer-songwriter, record producer, dancer and actress. She turns 44 today.
1972: The Trammps entered the R&B hit list with the scintillating disco cover of the Coasters' "Zing Went the Strings of My heart," reaching #17. The group from Philadelphia formerly recorded under the name of the Volcanoes.
1976: Kenneth Gibson, mayor of Newark, became the first Black president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
1976:Happy Birthday to rapper Plies who turns 38 today.
1978: Martha & the Vandellas reunited for the first time in ten years for a benefit concert for actor Will Geer in Santa Cruz, CA.
1983:Happy Birthday to Tanya Chisholm who turns 31 today.
1991: Clarence Thomas was nominated to the Supreme Court by President George Bush.
1992: Vanessa Williams and Dinah Washington's goddaughter, Patti Austin, performed at a fund-raiser for the Hollywood women's political Committee. Austin, a veteran performer since her teens, had over the years toured and performed on TV with such notables as Sammy Davis, Jr., Connie Stevens, Quincy Jones, Roberta Flack, Harry Belafonte, and Bobby Darin.
1998: The Dixie Hummingbirds, Stevie Wonder, and Paul Simon appeared on TV's Late Show with David Letterman.
1998:Happy Birthday to actress Chloe Bailey who turns 16 today.
2005: Grammy Award winning singer, songwriter & record producer Luther Vandross passed away on this day. He was 54 years old.


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Hannah Wilke and John Coplans @ The Albertina
The exhibition "The Body as Protest" highlights the photographic representation of the human body - a motif that has provided a wide variety of photographers with an often radical means of expression for their visual protest against social, political, but also aesthetic norms.
The show centers on an outstanding group of works by the artist John Coplans from the holdings of the Albertina. In his serially conceived large-format pictures, the photographer focused on the rendering of his own nude body, which he defamiliarized through fragmentation far from current forms of idealization. Relying on extremely sophisticated lighting, he presented himself in a monumental and sculptural manner over many years. His photographs can be understood as amalgamations of theoretical and artistic ideas, which in the show are accentuated through selective juxtapositions with works by other important exponents of body-related art.
The body also features prominently in the work of other artists such as Hannah Wilke, Ketty La Rocca, Hannah Villiger, Vito Acconci, Bruce Nauman, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Miyako Ishiuchi. By means of these positions, such diverse themes as self-dramatization, conceptual photography, feminism, body language, and even transience are analyzed within an expanded artistic range. Moreover, the exhibition offers a differentiated view of the critical depiction of the human body as it has been practiced since 1970.
The Body as Protest at The Albertina, Vienna


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Bring side edges of the skirt panel together, pin, and sew with a 3/8″ seam allowance to create a skirt "tube".
I just love this fabric! my summer memory isn't a favourite but moving over 2 hours away to a new home in the middle of a new city, church, job and school sure has been an adventure so far!
Fishing with my grandpa and catching a huge Northern!
I can think of several things for which that fabric would be perfect.
One of my favorite summer memories is of watching and sometimes catching fireflies. I now live where the altitude is so high that we do not have fireflies, and was thrilled when we were able to vacation where my daughter saw them for the first time.
Best summer memory? A BIG multi-family vacation to the beach (Gulf of Mexico) a few years back. A week of sunning, seafood and games. 🙂
Love this color combination!
My favorite summer memory is spending several weekend in a row at my favorite lake in Northern California. I would wake up to the smell of bacon cooking and the sounds of dogs barking kids splashing and boats running. LOvE. And I LOVE that bundle!!! Sooooo pretty!!!
What a great project – maybe I will have a granddaughter to sew for someday – sigh… My favorite summer memory is the fun we had swimming in our parents' pool. Fun, fun times 🙂
Love these colors! One thing I love is that my daughter still LOVES when I make her things… dresses, bags, quilts, anything.
My favorite summer memory is my 15 month old eating a giant piece of watermelon on 4th of July. It was the cutest mess I have ever seen and she was so happy. I follow Art Gallery Fabrics on twitter and their blog on my google reader.
Cute Skirt! Thanks for the chance to win!
Favorite summer memory — water fights with our neighbor friends. And I love these fabrics and this skirt, so pretty!
Adorable! What great fabrics! My favorite summer memory was watching my 2 year old get so excited to see Shamu at Sea World this summer. His excitement made me excited!
My favorite summer memories are of the lake and beach with my family! I follow Agf on pinterest and via rss!
Done :)! I love the Summerlove color palette! I'm a newbie to sewing and uber-newbie to quilting, but my love runs deep 😀
My best summer memory is of camping with my family.
My favorite SUmmer memory is anytime I'd go to the lake house that my grandparents owned. Swimming all day and delicious food! You get so hungry when you swim all day. 🙂
I love summer especially thr fresh fruit!
During the summer we used to slide down the grass-covered hill behind our house on pieces of cardboard. It was so much fun. And summer lasted forever in those days. Now summer is over in a blink.
It's lovely Amy! These are some of my favorite colors, and they look soo great all together. I would totally wear this. You know, a bit longer 🙂
My favorite summertime memory was having $.25 snow cones from Mendoza's store which was behind the city park which was across from my home. They were extra large with cherry and banana flavors and the best.
Adorable skirt! This summer's favorite memory – my daughter's wedding. 🙂
Love the fabric! My favorite summer activity is hanging out with my kids!
Gorgeous skirt! Fav childhood memory is hay-making time on the farm, I still remember the smell of the fresh hay and how it felt when the sun was shining!
So cute! One of my favorite memories was spending a summer with my cousin on the farm in Minnesota, so much fun!
Lovely giveaway! Such pretty fabrics!! Going to look at your tutorial! 🙂 Happy Monday!xx Holly
Love this fabric! I can't wait to start making summer memories with my new son! <3
Oh how cute! Heading over there now Amy.
I really want to learn how to sew my own
skirts and other garments. :o)
Have a great week. Love ya! Trish
ps. Will be playing with the Tapestry
mini real soon. Thanks so much!!
Very cute! I have subscribed and following on Pinterest! Thanks for the chance to win this great fabric.
Love this summery fabric! I follow them on FB and subscribe to their blog.
This is so adorable Amy!!! You just blow me away with all of your amazingly adorable tutorials!!
Just started following AFG on FB, and I will definitely be making this skirt. Maybe for the first day of school?!
My strongest memory of summer is my grand mother sitting in her blue rose patterned dress picking black currents. Sunshine and summer at its best!

this fabric is so pretty! thanks for the giveaway! 🙂
The skirt looks divine. My favourite summer memory is spending endless hours in the surf with my brother at our annual summer holiday up the coast.
Beautiful fabric and great tutorial. My fondest summer memory is water skiing on the glassy water as the sun goes down over the bay (hearing the jaws music in my head and hoping I won't fall off the ski)
My favourite part of every summer is the Festival of Quilts, and now it's over for another year 🙁 Thanks for the chance x
Lovely fabrics and a great tutorial 🙂 My favorite part of summer is time with my kids on a more relaxed schedule (and no preparing school lunches)
I love this skirt…super cute. Just so happens I have a 10 year old DD who would love it! The fabric is amazing. My favorite summer memory is every year as a kid we'd travel from California to Montpelier, Idaho. We'd drive all night long (15 hours) and arrive at Bear Lake in the morning. I could hardly wait to crest Logan canyon and see the sparkling blue lake. Even to this day (I&#
Such a cute skirt and gorgeous bundle! My best memory from this summer so far will be going swimming in the river with my dog on Saturday. The water was gorgeous but her reaction was the best part. She was so stressed! She's supposed to swim, mum and dad are supposed to stay out of the water. I think I kind of blew her mind!

Thanks for the giveaway.
I loved making sno cones in the summer when I was a kid.
Oh goodness, that looks like a breath of fresh air!
lovely pattern, i think i might have to sew one up tomorrow!! favorite summer memory…being at the lake with my whole family ♥
Was thinking of you yesterday….as I perused the Antique Emporium in Frederick! Wasn't as fun as when we went there!! Sorry…no cool Pyrex!xoxo
Lovely skirt – my favorite memories are the time spent with my three little grandsons.
ADORABLE!!! If only I had a daughter!
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Lovely skirt. I loved swimming with my siblings 🙂
Love the fabric collection. My favorite summer memory is my son's wedding. It was a beautiful day!!
Great combo of fabrics! My memories of summer-walking to the playground for craft classes. Braiding gimp!
Cute, cute, cute fabrics! What a great way to end the summer! When I think back to my childhood summers, I remember running out after dinner to play with the other neighborhood kids until my dad whistled us home. He had this amazingly loud and distinct whistle, something like "whee-you-WEEEEEEEE-you!" and when we heard it, no matter what we were doing, we were to head home. Other kids
Cute fabrics – One of my favorite summer memories is the 4th of July – we have such a great tradition and the kiddos are really starting to enjoy it and look forward to it every year.
My favorite summertime memory is camping at Devils Lake and taking breaks from swimming to snack cubes of cheddar cheese and strawberries on a blanket on the beach!
My favorite summer memory is going to the movies with my dad. I saw some great movies back then. Also, a favorite summer memory was going to the Central library with my dad. Those trips were the reasons I love to read so much.
an ongoing favorite summer memory would have to be going to the pool here on the farm with our 9yr old grandson :-)Luv these fabrics and your cute skirt, Thank You!
That fabric is wonderful. My favorite summer memories are all the great vacations I took with my family growing up.
We follow AGF on FB and Pinterest (under Margaret W. and Margaret Quilts), and subscribe to the Art Gallery Fabrics blog. This is a cute skirt and does look like would be quick and easy to make. Thanks for the chance to win AGF fabrics, and the tutorial.
Summer = sun = fun. Thanks for the opportunity. I've liked AGF for awhile on FB already!

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My favorite memory is picking blackberries with my sisters and bringing tons (well, not literally) of them home to my mom who made blackberry pies. Mmmmmm
Favorite memories are just spending the summer in MN with my grandchildren! Live in the south all winter so this is fun! Have 2 Little girls to make skirts for…..great tutorial!
Beautiful! I love spending time with friends. Random adventures.
Recent summer memory: an evening swim in a lake just 4 minutes walk from my home. The woods surrounding the lake, the eater soft and refreshing… Love it!
Running through the sprinkler, with the grass all crispy under my bare feet because we didn't usually water the lawn. I follow AGF on Facebook as well as their blog (and yours, do I get bonus points?)
Cute skirt. 🙂 I am curious, on the inside seams, you didn't mention you used a serger or zig zag over them. Are you concerned that they will fray over time or will it be okay not to? It's such a cute skirt. The fabric is perfect! I would love to win and make my own. 🙂 Thank you for the give away! I follow Art Gallery's block and Facebook.
With Spring/Summer looming around the corner in the southern hemisphere I can imagine so many uses for this soft summery range of fabrics, gorgeous!
Such lovely fabrics. My favorite summer memory is hunting shells on the beach with my family. I follow the Art Gallery Blog and follow them on twitter. Thanks for the nifty tutorial. So cute!
Very cute skirt! Love the fabric! My favorite summer memory is spending the day at Golden Gate park feeding the ducks and walking through the gardens.
Love Art Gallery fabrics Pat Bravo & Bari J. so thank you for this giveaway. My favourite summer memory is the beach, walking in the shallow water to feel crabs hidden under foot or trying to get worms from the sand which were yards long. I never got the knack but some would just extract them taller than they were. Amazing. Hot sand, cold water, sun setting, kids again,

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cute skirt, love the fabrics, I follow AGF on Twitter and their blog. My favorite summer memory…12 years old, laying on the driveway at 10 pm getting a "moon tan".
Those fabrics are just beautiful and my favorite summer memory when I was a child is riding a bike with friends and eating ice cream,going to the pool.Now I love go to the beach ,walking and tapas with.

your skirt is just elegant and beautiful!!

I`m a happy follower of you and Art Gallery Fabrics.Thanks for the giveaway!!
I follow Art Gallery Fabrics on my yahoo page and follow your blog as well. Oh, and I follow AGF on Twitter, too.

LOVE the skirt! It's so cute!

My favorite summer memory is of the years before the recession hit us so badly and we were able to go home to the US and visit my side of the family and all of our friends. Sigh… Please God we'll get to that point again!
My favorite memory of summer is staying out late and catching fire flies. I am a follower.
I've been enjoying your blog. Beautiful!
I follow art gallery on fb. & now also their blog.
I love going camping in the summer!
honestly, my favorite thing about summer is being to just relax with my kids at the pool. they get worn out, i get a tan. everyone's happy. i follow AGF on FB and pinterest, as well as follow their blog in reader. thanks!
I thik that skirt is adorable and I love the fabrics you used. Thanks for having a giveaway and thanks for the tutorial.
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Thanks for the FQ give away. I love your skirt! My fav summer memory is wading in a cool creek with my brother and sisters,(that we were told not go near to by our parents). Of course one of us fell in so we were busted.
Great tutorial…My favorite summer memory is making clover chains and wearing them on our heads or around our necks.
Thanks for the give away – my favorite summer memory is waking up and having the whole day ahead of me to do what I wanted – no school! I would usually end up walking to the neighborhood pool and go swimming.
I follow AGF blog and on Facebook.
I subscribe to agf.
I took a summer vacation in Hawaii this year. I loved snorkeling
I love summer for the lack of schedules! It's nice to kick back and spend time together. Thank you for the chance, I am a follower.
I love to work in the garden in the summer, but only until it gets too hot, then its indoors for quilting!

My favorite summers were spent at the city pool. The smell of chlorine and cracker jacks still takes me back…
My favorite summer memories always involve family vacations. The two that stand out are a 3 week long road trip throughout all of California's great sights, and the others are all of our Disney vacations. I've been to Disney World too many times to count…
I love to take my little boy to the splash pools or the beach in summer, lots of good memories of doing that :)
Love the skirt :)
I follow and subscribe to AGF too!
My favorite summer memory was two years ago when we took my then two-year old daughter to the ocean for the first time. She loved it! 🙂 Thanks for the chance to win – this fabric is so lovely!

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My favourite summer memories are of the beach
I had a fun summer memory the other day when a pod of dolphins surfaced just yards away when I was dipping my feet in the ocean.
It's such a great skirt Amy…and the fabrics are beautiful! My favorite summer memory is chasing fireflies as a little girl while visiting my Grandparents in Iowa! They were such a magical thing that we didn't have in Nevada!
Such a cute skirt. I have a 12 year old girl that I could possibly convince to actually wear a skirt if she had one like this. We could also make a mini version for her 2 year old sister. My favorite summer memory is watching my dad's face turn red after I see him looking at a pretty girl on the beach and informing him that she was in my class at school. So funny!
I adore fat quarters! Especially the ones you picked. Cute! My favorite summer memories involve southeastern Idaho – miserable in the winter, but absolutely incredible during the summer (a season I never appreciated while living in so. NV). When you could see the Tetons clearly, they were absolutely breathtaking! Even though summer lasted for just a couple of months, hiking at the Palisades in
Our little local water park, "Cherry Hill" in Farmington Utah, is our memory making location. Fun in the Sun! I love the colors of this current giveaway. So warm and sunny. I would be tickled pink to win.
Cloud watching by the river near my house would be my favourite summer memory. I'd love to make something bright and beautiful from these fabrics!
That is a beautiful skirt! And the fabrics are wonderful!
Cute tut, Amy! I always love seeing the fun quick projects you come up with for fat quarters- you have a gift my friend! XO
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lovely skirt and fabrics! my favorite summer memory is glastonbury festival! (all of them, haha). I am hoping to add to my favourite summer memories with the birth of my little girl in a couple of weeks 🙂
My favourite summer memory is hanging out with friends and family for a trip:)
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Great skirt. My favorite summer memory? Popsicles.
My favorite summer memory is camping at the lake and spending the entire day in the water!
The skirt is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing! My favorite summer memory would be toes in the sand, planted on a towel next to my husband!
My favorite summer memory is sitting in a cabin in the mountains while the rain is falling and the fog is rolling in! Thanks for the giveaway!
Ahhh… I just can't get enough of Art Gallery. Nothing better than their silky soft feel. And your stack of fq's with those soft tones…to die for! Love love love! Thanks Amy and Art Gsllery Fabrics
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Love this fabric! My favorite summer memory is of visiting relatives in beautiful western NY. It was always so much fun hanging out with everyone and being in the country for a while.
I love your projects! Thank you for sharing your talents!

My favorite summer memory this summer was getting to go to a work related seminar in historic Leiscter England and getting to tour London on the weekend.
My favorite summer memory is spending two weeks in Michigan with our family. We are military and we only get to see them twice a year. Not enough! Ice cream, cook outs, country life, swimming, cousins, kayaking, and kittens. Hugs and kisses… oh the memories! Shuttermom77 at gmail dot com
I really love the pinks in this collection. One of my favorite summer memories was camping in the Dells.
Love the Summerlove collection!!
Love these fabrics! My favorite summer memory is seeing Lady Antebellum in concert. Such a fun night!
Thanks for the chance to win!
Both the fabrics and the skirt so nice! Thanks!

I've got mye best summer memories being at my grandparents house by the sea, fishing and bathing and doing all kinds of fun stuff.
I don't really have a favorite summer memory but I love going to the beach and backyard bbq's. Anyway thanks for the chance to win.


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Colorado lawmakers are considering a Republican proposal to ban abortions and make it a crime to perform them.
Lawmakers heard testimony Thursday on the bill, but a vote on the proposal was delayed until Tuesday so every lawmaker in the committee can vote. Democrats who oppose the measure control the committee, and the bill is expected to fail.
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The bill would exempt cases where a doctor performs an abortion to prevent the death of the mother and when an unborn child dies accidentally during medical treatment.
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Curling began in Vancouver in 1912 when Lester and Frank Patrick built the Denman Arena. This facility was affectionately known as "the Pile", bringing hockey to Vancouver as well as curling.
The Vancouver Curling Club occupied the basement of the Denman Arena. Curling stopped during the First World War and did not recommence until 1931 at the newly built Forum on the current PNE grounds with 10 sheets of curling ice.
In 1936, BC participated in the Brier for the first time ever, and a Vancouver team represented the province after winning in Nelson. That same year, the Denman Arena burned down...and hockey took over the Forum, forcing curling to only one sheet of ice at the end of the Forum... and it was 12 feet short of regulation length.
The need for more space and the desire of keen competitors brought new funds for a new facility at 18th & Heather in 1938. Plans were scrapped after the sod turning with the start of World War II. After the war, J.W. Cornett, our Honourary Life President, spearheaded the fundraising, design and construction of our five-sheet facility, which opened October 7, 1949.
During the 62 years that the VCC spent on Dinmont Avenue, the club and its building had an exciting history. 39 of the club's 48 provincial championships - our purple heart winners - were captured by VCC teams curling off of our sand-based floor and on sheets that were a couple of feet short of regulation. From the piano in the upper lounge and the cafeteria in the lower lounge to the roof and column replacement and the annual spring-time heaves in the ice, the VCC and its members had a number of highs and lows in five-sheet facility.
In August 2011, the Club moved to a new eight-sheet facility. Located in Hillcrest Centre, the legacy curling facility from the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, the VCC now has a cement floor, a modern ice plant and a proud new home inside of a community recreation centre.


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'We Are Handsome'- THEY sure are! Indhra Chagoury and Jeremy Somers are the designers behind this amazing label! Bold prints and designs and all pieces are made in Australia. I was recently very lucky to attend the Mercedes Benz Australian Fashion week show-there was so much energy and strength in the collection we just had to stock the label at Style Milk Shop some pieces from the MBFWA show are from THE MATRIARCH collection- and available now from our shop!
The King and Floral Rose Panel pieces are my favourite from the collection- I love how the designs are so strong that you can also wear the swimsuits as bodysuits. I recently styled my King one piece with a white long sleeve linen shirt and jeans on Instagram! Such a beautiful look!
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July 24, 2014
In the process of writing an article on curvature we got entirely distracted by making a geogebra worksheet showing the tangent, normal and osculating circle to any smooth function. The meaning and mathematics of all these terms is revealed in this article, but if you fancy getting your hands dirty yourself, have a play with the worksheet below. Please post your favourite function as a comment – the curvier and wigglier the better!
You can use this geogebra worksheet to see the tangent, normal and osculating circle of any smooth curve you choose - just change the equation f(x) in the left-hand panel.
July 24, 2014
Bat country. Image designed by Gwen Fisher, engineered by Paul Brown. © Gwen Fisher.
These lucky people are climbing around a 22 feet (6.7 metres) tall structure composed of 384 softball bats, 130 soft balls and a couple of thousand pounds of steel. The structure represents a Sierpinski tetrahedron: a fractal which has finite volume but infinite area. The image only shows an approximation of the fractal of course, as it would be impossible to make a full-on Sierpinski tetrahedon with its infinite intricacy, but it's beautiful anyway!
The picture, designed by Gwen Fisher and engineered by Paul Brown, is one of the images that appears in the book 50 visions of mathematics, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.
You can find out more about fractals here.
July 18, 2014
IMage courtesy of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London.
This is one of friend of Plus Ahmer Wadee's favourites images from the book 50 visions of mathematics. It is of a demonstration at Imperial College in 1887 of the mathematical principles behind (or should that be underneath?) the Forth Bridge. The bridge was the largest spanning bridge in the world at the time and the technique behind it was an innovation, essentially balancing the forces involved using cantilevers. The men on the chairs (Sir John Fowler and Benjamin Baker) represent the piers of the bridge and the load on the bridge, in this case Kaichi Watanabe, one of the first Japanese engineers to study in the UK, is supported by the tension (in the men's arms and in the ropes to the anchors) and compression in the structure.
So, what holds up the Forth Bridge? Why, maths of course!
You can read more about the maths of engineering in Constructing our lives on Plus
July 16, 2014
If you love physics and making movies then this is for you. The Foundational Questions Institute (FQXi) is excited to present Show me the physics!, its first-ever video contest. Anyone can submit a video conveying the joys of physics to win a top prize of $10,000, and there are very attractive runner-up prizes too.
Whether you're a physicist or just a physics geek, and whether it's the geometry of space time (see top video on the right) or quantum immortality (see bottom video), all sorts of submissions are welcome. The aim is to enthuse non-physicists and provide a creative and visual space for the discussion and exchange of ideas. Examples of suitable topics are:
The closing date is August 8, 2014. See here here for rules and submission guidelines and here to see the current entries.
Good luck!
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July 11, 2014
Image by Lasse Rempe-Gillen – click on the image to see a larger version.
To mark Germany's historic win over Brazil in the World Cup semifinal this week, Lasse Rempe-Gillen (from the University of Liverpool) created this beautiful image. It shows the behaviour of a model that describes the phenomenon of phase-locking, something that can be seen in the synchronising flashes of fireflies or when a roaring stadium of football supporters gradually clap or stamp in unison. The image is related to recent research and you can read more in our news story Maths, metronomes and fireflies.
The grey parts of the image show where the model behaves chaotically – here even small changes in where you start can cause drastically different results in the model. The coloured parts of the image show where the model behaves in a more regular fashion where small differences won't dramatically change the results. This is because the model has attractors, special sets of conditions that create similar behaviour, either settling on a single outcome (called a fixed point) or running through a predictable cycle of outcomes. And in honour of the historic 7-1 score from the match, Rempe-Gillen's image has attractors of period 7 (with a repeating cycle of 7 points) and period 1 (a fixed point).
In contrast his image below has no periodic attractors, symbolising the other, goalless, semifinal between Argentina and Holland.
Image by Lasse Rempe-Gillen – click on the image to see a larger version.
You can read more about chaos, fractals and football on Plus!
July 7, 2014
The Plus team cycling into the office… (Great video by St John's, Cambridge)
No theorems were solved at the Centre of Mathematical Sciences, home of Plus yesterday… Instead everyone was enjoying the Tour de France zooming through Cambridge! Whether it's finding the right gear, attacking the turns or building the perfect track, maths and cycling go together like lycra and shorts!
Gearing up for gold – how the invention of the chain drive and some simple ratios can give you speed on the flat and power up the hill.
Leaning into 2012 – why leaning into turns lets you go faster.
How the velodrome found its form – how maths helped create the iconic curves around this ribbon of track.


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- "I had two cups of wine."
- ―Ser Dontos the Red
Ser Dontos Hollard is a recurring character in the second and fourth seasons. He is played by guest star Tony Way and debuts in "The North Remembers." Also known as Ser Dontos the Red, he is made a fool by King Joffrey Baratheon after attending a tourney drunk.
Ser Dontos is a knight, and the only surviving member of House Hollard.
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He enlists in the tournament to celebrate King Joffrey Baratheon's name day, and is set to fight Lothor Brune. When his bout is announced he emerges half armored and drops his helmet. He apologises and Joffrey accuses him of drunkenness. Dontos denies the accusation but admits to drinking two cups of wine. Joffrey offers Dontos as much wine as he likes and Dontos accepts. Joffrey orders Ser Meryn Trant of the Kingsguard to ensure that Dontos drinks his fill. Trant and two of his sworn brothers hold Dontos down and pour wine into his mouth through a funnel. Sansa cries out "You can't." Joffrey is incensed, but she claims that she meant it would be bad luck for Joffrey to kill someone on his name day. Joffrey is dismissive of this superstition until the Hound backs Sansa. Joffrey reluctantly orders Dontos to be imprisoned until the following day, planning to execute him then and calling him a fool. In an effort to spare Dontos from execution, Sansa says that Joffrey was clever to notice Dontos' foolishness and entreats him to prolong his suffering by making him the court fool.[1]
Dontos is present at court, in his fool's regalia, when Joffrey orders Sansa publicly beaten for her brother Robb Stark's victory in the Battle of Oxcross. She is rescued partway through by the intervention of Hand of the King Tyrion Lannister.[2]
During the Battle of the Blackwater, Dontos is present at Maegor's Holdfast. He juggles to entertain some of the highborn ladies refuged there.[3]
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In A Song of Ice and Fire, Ser Dontos is the only surviving member of House Hollard. The Hollards were close allies and vassals of House Darklyn of Duskendale. When the Lord of Duskendale rebelled against the Mad King in the Defiance of Duskendale, the Hollards joined them. After Aerys II had been held prisoner by the Darklyns for several months and then rescued by Ser Barristan Selmy, he had the Darklyns and most of their vassals executed in a variety of grisly ways. Ser Barristan asked for clemency for the infant Dontos, which Aerys granted. Dontos was taken back to King's Landing and raised as a squire, eventually earning his knighthood.
Dontos' role in the narrative after his life is saved is as a confidant of Sansa, while he secretly works for Littlefinger. Sansa innocently shares with him the Tyrells' offer to be married to Willas Tyrell. Dontos reports to Littlefinger, who informs the Lannisters. In the series, the Lannisters learn about the Tyrells' plan by Olyver.
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Monday, November 8, 2010
Fall Style Options
Every Fall my color palette becomes inspired by the changing of the leaves. The women above must be taking a cue from Mother Nature as well with their autumnal browns, reds, and oranges. Do you dress according to the seasons?
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These ladies are so much more fashionable than I am (being just under 50). Thanks for the inspiration!!!
- November 8, 2010 at 3:25 AM
- Purple Mark said...
I always dress according to the season. It's good to see others doing the same.
- November 8, 2010 at 12:43 PM
- fashionsdirtylaundry said...
Digging No. 2's classic style, but I love the flamboyancy of No. 3.
That is one thing about style/age-- the older you are, the more outrageous you can be with your style... For some reason, it comes across as thought out and refined opposed to faux pas.
- November 8, 2010 at 1:22 PM
- Pink Stilettos said...
I really love the lady in the yellow hat...Really great blog! xoxo
- November 8, 2010 at 2:31 PM
- Terri said...
I love the woman's hair in the first photo!
- November 8, 2010 at 6:32 PM
- Forest City Fashionista said...
They all look great, but especially love the big scarf and hat on the woman in the second photo, and the explosion of autumn gold in the third. I change my colour palette for the fall, even my hair went from blond and pink to golden brown and plum in honour of the season change
- November 8, 2010 at 8:12 PM
- Mano Bello said...
I create leather accessories...and have a lot of "avant garde" fashion leather belts done in these colors.
One of the things I say about my leather flower belts....is that they are season-less! Flowers all year long!
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Mr. Beloussov is a successful self-made entrepreneur and business executive with an outstanding 15-year track record in building, growing and leading high-performing, multi-national high tech companies in North America, Europe and Asia. Since 2003, he has been the Chairman and CEO of Parallels, a global leader in virtualization and automation software for consumers, businesses and service providers. Under Mr. Beloussov's leadership, Parallels has quickly grown to profitability and #1 market positions with its innovative desktop virtualization, OS containers and control panel product lines. He is also a Founder and major investor in Acronis, a global leader in storage management and disaster recovery software for consumers, SMBs and large enterprises. Previously, Mr. Beloussov co-founded and helped grow a PC manufacturing business to $150 million in revenue in less than 3 years, the S&W electronics company to over $500 million in only 8 years, Solomon Software SEA — each of which has become the first year of inception. He holds a B.S. in Physics, an M.S. in Physics and Electrical Engineering with High Honors, and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.
Mr. Gauger is an entrepreneur and he was one of the founders of what is now 1&1 Internet AG, the largest webhosting provider in the world. Mr. Gaugerserved as CEO of 1&1 for over 10 years from 1998, when Schlund + Partner AG, Mr. Gauger's company, merged with 1&1. He was principally responsible to develop the hosting business internationally as well as manage Germany's second largest DSL business and Germany's largest free mail provider. During his time at 1&1, Mr. Gauger was also responsible for more than 25 successful M&A transactions. He currently acts as an independent M&A consultant as well as a private investor.
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At Bessemer, Mr. Levine focuses primarily on software and Internet investments, which he has led in North and South America, Europe and Asia. In addition to serving on numerous boards for companies such as Yelp, Pinterest, Shopify, eEye, Convertro, Metalogix, and others, Jeremy led BVP's original investment in LinkedIn (IPO) and co-led the firm's investment in Gerson Lehrman Group, a company that offers businesses an online network of experts. Prior to joining BVP in 2001, Jeremy was Vice President of Operations at Dash, an Internet software publisher. Jeremy joined Dash from AEA Investors, a private equity firm with an expertise in leveraged and management buyouts, where he specialized in consumer products and light industrials in the U.S. and in Europe. He began his career as a management consultant with McKinsey and Company after being graduated from Duke University with a B.S. in Computer Science and Economics. He was named one of the top 20 investors on the Forbes Midas List in 2011.
Dr. Galitsky is an internationally renowned technology entrepreneur and inventor. He has founded four successful technology companies. He pioneered ELVIS+ in WiFi technology and commercial implementation of FW/VPN products for the global market with Sun Microsystems. With TrustWorks, he became a "Technology Pioneer" at the Davos World Economic Forum 2000. Galitsky was recently Venture Partner with Russian Technologies Fund and recently founded Almaz Capital Partners, a USA-Russian based VC fund. Dr. Galitsky has authored more than a hundred international publications and more than 30 inventions and patents. He's been a featured speaker at numerous international conferences and has been interviewed and profiled in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, The New York Times, The Financial Times. Dr. Galitsky received his Ph.D in Computer Science from joint authority of the Defense Research Institute/MIPT in Moscow.
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The Collegiate Learning Assessment, CLA+/SLE, is a REQUIRED assessment given to new incoming freshmen during the first week of the fall term. CLA is administered to students online in Froman Hall 2nd floor computer classrooms. *Sage College of Albany students will be assigned to a specific testing time. Students may also reserve preferred session.
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Serves 8 a first course and 4 as a main course
Yields 8 filled crêpes
The leek compote and the apples play so nicely off the sausage, and the goat cheese brings it all together lusciously! Serve with a bright, simple salad such as diced apples and walnuts in vinaigrette, or a celery-root slaw.
Heat 1 Tbs. of the olive oil in a medium skillet over medium heat. Crumble the sausage into the skillet and cook it, stirring often with a wooden spoon, until no longer pink. As you cook and stir, break the sausage into small bits with the spoon and take care not to let it brown to the point of crustiness. Stir in the crushed fennel seeds. Scoop the sausage out of the skillet and transfer it to a paper towel–lined plate to drain.Pour off the fat from the skillet, add 1 tbsp of the oil, and then the apples and a pinch of salt. Cook, stirring often, until the apples are tender and beginning to brown, 4 to 5 minutes. Transfer the apples to a large bowl, and add the sausage to the bowl as well.Add the remaining 1 tbsp of olive oil to the skillet, and then add the leeks and 1/2 tsp salt. Cover and cook, stirring frequently, until the leeks are very soft, fragrant, and sweet, about 20 minutes. Season with pepper and more salt, if necessary. Add the leeks to the sausage and apples and gently toss them all together.
Position a rack in the center of the oven and preheat to 425°F. Butter the bottom of a 9-x-13-inch baking dish. Lay the crêpes presentation-side down on a clean work surface. Divide the goat cheese equally among the crêpes, spreading it in a thick horizontal line across the center of each one. Spread about 1/2 cup of the sausage filling evenly over the cheese. To fold, pull the bottom edge of each crêpe up and over the filling and roll it up a half turn. Tuck in each side, and finish rolling up from the bottom. Arrange the crêpes seam-side down in a single layer in the prepared baking dish. They should be snuggled in tightly together. Brush the tops of the crêpes with the melted butter, if using, and sprinkle with the crushed fennel. Bake until heated through, 10 to 12 minutes, and serve right away.
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