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You, our readers, asked for it and we're happy to oblige! Designer and teacher Heather Lodinsky joins us for a new article on understanding the fundamentals of your knitting.
Knowing exactly where you are in a knitting project requires knowing where you have been. "Reading" your stitches by identifying a knit versus a purl stitch is helpful in showing you where you are in a stitch pattern. In the last article I wrote, I showed how to identify the stitches already worked to know where you are in your knitting.
Sometimes no matter how hard I try, I can easily lose track of which row I am working in a pattern. Life happens—the phone rings, we get talking or we just have to leave our knitting for some reason. Then I come back to my knitting and…what row was I working? There are various tools out there to help us keep track of our rows. Row counters exist that either attach to your needle, or need to be clicked and there are even "counting boards" where pegs are moved to show what row we are working. Even the simple "hash mark" on a piece of paper works well, but there is still that human element of just plain forgetting to mark the paper, move the peg or click the counter to the next number. As a knitting teacher, one of the most common questions I am asked is: "What row am I on?"
A skill as important as identifying your stitches is the ability to count your rows without a "counter". The best way to count stitches is by first identifying a stitch and then being able to count stitches up and down, which will tell us how many rows we have done and what row we need to work next.
Lets's first look at stockinette stitch – which, when we are working a flat piece, is knitted on the right side of the fabric and purled on the wrong side. First, we have to be able to identify a "knit" stitch. Look closely at the right side of stockinette stitch and see that a knit stitch looks like a "V". This is what we are looking for in order to help us count our rows.
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Well, I have finished the Tranquil Tank Top and it is still Spring! It has been great to see pictures of the finished tops that many of you have created during our Spring Knit Along. If you have not finished, don't worry – we will keep the posts of this KAL available long after this final post. (Click here to view previous posts.)
Finishing this top was a fairly quick job, with only 4 seams and sewing the bottom of the left front to the inside of the right front. No sleeves to set in or stitches to pick up!
After I finished my front, I turned it over and used some detachable stitch markers to make sure those cast-on stitches for the left front would lay flat and even (I could also have used safety pins for this.) Just as basting is necessary in machine-sewing a final seam, having your pieces in the correct spot with pins or markers assures that the finishing will progress evenly.
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Last week, I finished the left front of the Tranquil Tank Top and this week I have knitted the right side. I really like how this pattern immediately proceeds to the opposite side of the fronts. The right front is the side that is on the outside and is completely worked from stitches that are part of the ribbing. For the left side, I had to cast on stitches, and although these cast on stitches may appear a little loose or uneven, there are no worries as the cast on edge of the left front will be sewn down and hidden on the inside:
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This week, I have been working on the front of the Tranquil Tank Top and after nine inches of ribbing at the bottom, I'm ready to tackle the lace and cable part of the top! Before I started the lace, I made sure my ribbing for the front was not only the same length as the back, but that the right side (RS) of my ribbing was the same as the RS of my back ribbing. I had two knit stitches on each side edge of the back ribbing, and I made sure I did the same for the front. Double checking this will allow me to sew side seams that will look seamless when finishing.
The left and right upper sides of the front are written in chart form instead of written instructions in this pattern. When I first glanced at the instructions, I was surprised to see six pages of charts! Then, when I looked a little closer, I saw that there are actually two charts for each of the three sizes. This will make for easier chart reading, rather than having all the sizes included on just one or two charts. I happened to print out all the pages of this pattern before I saw this, so I took out the four pages of charts that I will not need to make my size. That way there will be less chance of confusion as I start the charts. We need to start with the left front, so here is the left front chart of for the Large size: (Note that you can view charts for all sizes by clicking on the pattern link.)
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This week the weather where I live seems to be right on cue for our Spring Knit Along with sunny, warm days all this last week. Working with Cotton-Ease for this project has been perfect for these days where my windows are open and I can already be found knitting on my porch. This week I finished the back of the Tranquil Tank Top.
The back is the simpler half of this top with only ribbing and stockinette stitch (and a little shaping thrown in.) The lace will appear after we finish the bottom of the front. As I was knitting the back, I remembered a few things that will make sure this top will fit and look great. All of the sizes of this pattern call for the bottom ribbing to measure 9" before starting the stockinette stitch pattern for the upper part of the back.
When I thought I had knit the full 9" of ribbing, I remembered that measuring ribbing can be a little tricky as ribbing should be measured slightly stretched before I measure. What I thought was 9" was actually not even 8 ½" when I measured it slightly stretched. Working a longer piece of ribbing can create this effect, so it is always good to just slightly stretch your ribbing before measuring the length. Take a look at this picture below – I have just stretched the ribbing a little and it measures 9".
My last row of my ribbing was a wrong side (WS) row, which started with 2 purls and ended with 2 purls. I want to make sure that the ribbings to both my back and my front will have 2 knits on each side of the right side (RS). (You can see this is in the first picture above.) Making sure the ribbings of the front and back are worked the same will make it much easier to sew up the sides for a very nice finish. The stockinette stitch started with a knit row on the RS, where there are 2 knit stitches on each edge of the ribbing. I will keep this in mind when I start the lace part of the front.
After binding off for the armholes, there are some decreases that I can see will be very important for the lace patterns on the front. The back is a good place to try these decreases – especially if you have never done an "ssk" before.
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Published: Sunday, July 8, 2007 at 6:01 a.m.
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When someone names a date in June, chances are it applies to a member of the Bourg family.
Thats because two of Oscar and Loula "Mae" Bourgs three children were born in June.
Oscar and Mae also have June birthdays.
And the couples most-recent addition, a great-grandson named Brennan Bourg, was born on Oscars birthday, June 12.
June is a popular month in the Bourg household.
After Oscars birthday, Kevin Bourg celebrates his special day June 18 followed by sister Molly Bourg Babin.
Mollys birthday falls on June 20.
The odd-man out is eldest son Robin Bourg.
He was born July 7.
"We always make the joke that we all go broke in June," Babin said laughing.
Within a short span of time, the Bourg family celebrates five birthdays and three holidays (Mothers Day, Fathers Day and Independence Day).
"It used to be challenging," Mae Bourg said about making time for all the holidays and birthdays. "It seemed like we had family and friends over all the time for a while there. We saw certain people so much in that six- to eight-week stretch that we would get worried if they were absent from a party or get-together."
Growing up, the family would set aside special days for each persons birthday.
Once they got older, Mae and Oscar decided to go ahead and hold a large dinner for the entire family where they could celebrate everyones birthdays at the same time.
They would usually hold that party on Fathers Day, Mae said.
"Wed have a dinner and celebrate everybodys day then," she said. "It was just too many cakes if we dont do it that way."
Mae said that when the children were growing up, things were done differently.
"I made a cake for each of the kids," Mae said. "We didnt have the type of celebrations you see nowadays. Thats just the way you did it back then. We definitely didnt have waterslides and bounce houses for each kid."
Babin said the simplicity in which her parents celebrated her and her brothers birthdays didnt bother them.
"What was most important to us was having our friends and family over," she said. "That was something we could count on happening, and that made it special."
Oscar and Mae Bourg, who have been married for nearly 49 years, met in Dulac.
The initial meeting came about through mutual friends.
After an eight-month courtship, Oscar proposed to Loula on her birthday, June 24.
Strangely enough, it wasnt until a few months after beginning to date that they found out about having birthdays that fall in the same month.
"We didnt even know about it at first," Mae said. "At the time, we just thought of it as an interesting coincidence."
The two were married in 1958.
Oscar worked for an oil company, while Mae tended to the home.
Two years after getting married, Mae gave birth to Robin.
Babin pointed out another similarity: All three children were born four years apart.
Mae said nothing the couple did was planned.
"We never set out to have two of our three kids born in June, and we didnt plan on having them four years apart."
Another thing they didnt think about until it was recently brought to their attention was how everyone in the family has five-letter first names.
"Thats something that Molly told us," Mae said. "Its funny because we never even gave it a thought when we gave them their names. We just picked names we liked, and they just so happened to have five letters."
Even when they arent celebrating birthdays, Oscar and Mae Bourg have always made a point to get the family together on weekends.
They remember growing up and having days set aside for family when everyone would gather and eat.
So once they got older it seemed only natural they would do the same when they had a family.
Mae s father, Nick White, owned a grocery store that sat at the front of the street where she and Oscar now live.
"I remember my daddy getting everyone together to eat on Sundays," Mae said. "He would even go across the street and get some of the workers on the bayou to come in and get some food. Food has always been an important thing in this family."
Babin said she would get strange looks for years when she worked as the manager at the Red Carpet Inn.
"They wouldnt understand when Id be rushing out of there to make it to Dulac to eat with the family on Sundays," she said. "Its just something we do, and its something we want to keep doing forever."
She considers herself blessed to still have her mother and father around.
In her estimation, the get-togethers are a celebration of life.
"We are lucky to have them," Babin said. "They are great parents, and all of us are really close to one another."
After Hurricane Rita struck in September 2005, the Bourgs were forced from their home in Dulac.
According to Oscar, the house was inundated with three to four feet of water.
"We had to have our parties in Bayou Blue at Mollys house because we were still working on getting the house back into shape," Loula said.
The Bourgs are still working on their home and are hoping for a quiet storm season.
They said its amazing how different the landscape is now.
Their home, which has flooded four times, isnt raised.
"When we got the house, you didnt have to worry about stuff like that," Loula said. "Getting water wasnt something we thought about, but now its gotten to the point where it gets worse and worse every year."
Despite pleas from the family, the Bourgs continue to stay.
"Were too old to leave now," Loula said. "If we were younger, wed probably leave, but whats the point? Its really sad to see whats going on now with the flooding around here."
With all the blessings theyve had in their lives, they are most thankful for their children.
"They are great kids," Loula said. "They always are helping us out, and they have great personalities."
With the Bourgs now in their late 70s, they are encouraged to know that traditions they have established have been embraced by their children, especially Sunday get-togethers.
"They will carry it on and that makes us feel good because thats an important part of life," Loula said. "You always have to make time for family. Thats whats most important in life."
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Commonwealth Fund Study Shows CA Health Insurers Increased Profits In Individual Market Despite New Medical Loss Ratio Requirements
Commonwealth Fund Study Shows CA Health Insurers Increased Profits In Individual Market Despite New Medical Loss Ratio Requirements
Published on Dec 6, 2012 - 7:14:44 AM
By: California Department of Insurance
SACRAMENTO December 6, 2012 - Commissioner Dave Jones pointed to a new study released by the Commonwealth Fund to demonstrate the benefits and shortcomings of the Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) law in states without the authority to prevent excessive health insurance premium increases.
The Commonwealth Fund study shows that in California's individual market, health insurers lowered their administrative costs by an average of $14 per member in 2011, but increased their profits by $88 per member during the same time. This resulted in an average increase in overhead costs per insured (in the individual market) of $74.
"The goal of the medical loss ratio requirement is to make sure more of the money we pay in health insurance premiums goes to actual medical care, but it does not limit the price that health insurers and HMOs can charge and thus does not limit their profits or administrative costs," said Insurance Commissioner Jones. "Some families and businesses received health insurance premium rebates this past summer because insurers failed to meet the medical loss ratio, but this study indicates that at the same time some insurers increased their profits. I have long pushed for the authority to reject excessive health insurance rate increases and this study provides further evidence of why this change in the law is long overdue in California. Health insurers and HMOs continue to impose double-digit premium increases each year and are making larger profits when selling to individuals and families even during these tough economic times."
In July, 2012, the California Department of Insurance (CDI) announced that by August 1, 2012, approximately 1.9 million Californians would receive a health insurance premium rebate, as a result of the provisions in the Affordable Care Act. These rebates totaled $73.9 million, with an average rebate of $65 per family. However, the Commonwealth Fund study indicates that California health insurers increased their profits in the individual market at the same time. In the group market, the study indicates that insurers decreased profits, but increased administrative costs in California. At the direction of Insurance Commissioner Jones, the Department of Insurance is in the process of auditing the major health insurers in California to verify compliance with the state and federal Medical Loss Ratio laws. The audit is to ensure the accuracy of the data used by each carrier to calculate MLR rebates to consumers. Once the audits are completed the Department will be able to announce whether any consumers are owed additional rebates from 2011.
"In California, my department will continue oversight of the MLR rebates by health insurers to make sure policyholders are receiving the appropriate health insurance premium rebate," Commissioner Jones added. "However, policyholders still lack adequate consumer protection from steep rate hikes, because I do not have the authority to reject excessive rate increases."
Commissioner Jones has tried to pass legislation to authorize the Insurance Commissioner to reject excessive health insurance rate hikes for the past six years. He authored such legislation when he served in the State Assembly and as Commissioner has sponsored such legislation. Though the State Assembly has passed the legislation repeatedly, it has died in the State Senate each year as a result of health insurer and HMO lobbying. A ballot initiative has qualified for the 2014 ballot to give the Insurance Commissioner the authority to prevent excessive health insurance and HMO premiums.
Rebate breakdown by health insurers regulated by CDI:
- Blue Shield of California Life & Health Insurance Company: $10.8 million rebate to policyholders in the individual market; approximately 239,595 subscribers impacted; $45.15 average rebate per subscriber;
- Kaiser Permanente Insurance Company: $277,034 rebate to policyholders in the individual market; approximately 21,823 subscribers impacted; $12.69 average rebate per subscriber;
- Connecticut General Life Insurance Company (CIGNA):$3.4 million rebate to employers in the large group market; approximately 89,575 subscribers impacted; $37.70 average rebate per subscriber;
- Anthem Blue Cross Life and Health Insurance Company: $1.3 million rebate to policyholders in the individual market; approximately 407,429 subscribers impacted; $3.16 average rebate per subscriber;
- Aetna Life Insurance Company: $3.4 million rebate to employers in the large group market; approximately 84,428 subscribers impacted; $40.50 average rebate per subscriber;
- PacifiCare Life and Health Insurance Company: $789,615 rebate to employers in the large group market; approximately 63,600 subscribers impacted; $12.42 average rebate per subscriber.
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Tampa Tribunes favorite son, award winning Columnist Steve Otto talks to us bout his 45 years in journalism and shares some great stories that didn't make print! Steve retired a few months ago but continues writing part-time for what he calls Mother Trib today.
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ESPN Los Angeles reported early Wednesday evening that the Oklahoma City Thunder have "unexpectedly emerged as a leading contender" for Lakers free-agent center Pau Gasol.
ESPN also reports that the Thunder have been pursuing Gasol and Memphis Grizzlies shooting guard Mike Miller, even though Oklahoma City is limited in spending cash at the moment.
ESPN has learned that Thunder stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook made a come-to-OKC pitch directly to Pau Gasol today in Los Angeles
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wow *-** clive is epic here !
*Forever dies in the sea of feels* PROFESSOR IT WILL BE OK AT LEAST YOU KNOW CELESTE LOVES YOU THATS ALL THAT MATTERS ((GOSHDARN IS THAT HER REAL NAME I CANT REMEMBER))
ouaahh ! j'adore la tête de clive ! il est très *-* ! la chaîne qui enveloppe luke et hershel est vraiment bien faite ! j'aime beaucoup l'expression d'hershel !
bref, it is a masterpiece !
I see this and remember what a great game this was
Me too *sigh*... The adventure was so great ;_; & I cried at the end x'D
I'm very glad you remember this seeing my drawing anyway~ =^^=
I'm very glad you remember this seeing my drawing anyway~ =^^=
Unwound Future. And nice poster, E=
Thank you !! 8D ( yeah when I wrote "Last time travel" on my drawing... It was too late
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haha. wait, how do you do the cross out word thingy?
Lol you just have to put your sentence between <strike*> </strike> ( without the * ^^ )
Wow, its so colourful! great work!
This is awesome!
Luke looks amaziiiingggg!!! Tres bien, Saku-san! J'adore! ta art! J'aime bien les 'effects' tu utilser. *clap clap*
Et Clive...
Il est tres
Et Clive...
Il est tres
This one looks really very nice too~
It's so INTENSE! I like the way it pops out and it's so colorful!
Oooo~ So sparkly~ XD Love the flames.
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This is so beautiful ;w;
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Lately one can read a lot of "interesting" news items. Who would have thought twenty years ago that Hungarian youngsters in a provincial town in Tolna county are planning a "Szálasi concert"? I wrote so many times about Ferenc Szálasi that I don't think I have to dwell on him here. He became the leader of the Hungarian Nazis who called themselves Hungarists; the Germans, even if reluctantly, decided to use him in the last few months of the war. He was executed in 1946 for war crimes.
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A tip from Crime Stoppers led to the arrest of a man who escaped from a Washington County corrections facility in April and eluded Oregon and Vancouver-area police officers in July.
Jontae Mixon, 25, was arrested on Monday without incident at the Montavilla Community Center in Portland after police received a tip from Crime Stoppers, an Oregon State Police bulletin said.
According to the release, Mixon was booked into the Multnomah County Jail on an outstanding felony warrant out of Washington County for second-degree escape and dangerous drugs. He was also booked on one count of felony attempt to elude in a vehicle, OSP said.
Mixon allegedly eluded an OSP trooper from Oregon into Washington state in July. He allegedly drove recklessly and was involved in a hit-and-run crash before police lost sight of his car, the release said.
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Melodie Redman Middletown, Ohio
The messages I get from your plays and movies are right on!! I love watching all the characters but my favorite is Madea (of course) and Monroe. Your inspiration to others, I believe, has changed the lives of many in so many ways. I have a son, 31 years old, and he reminds me of you...in that he is so dedicated to the people around him and inspirational. he has his own "gym" but not like most. The people that join Dedicated/Motivated are more like family. They encourage each other, never judge anyone, and have a positive attitude...negativity is not permitted in his gym. The best thing I see there, like you, is how they give all the glory for their success and love of all to God! Thank you for all the love you put into your shows and may God continue to bless you!Reply
WendyP Stratford, ON
Your movies make me laugh and think. I believe laughter is healing. I am forever drawn to your website to see the latest list of your movies because unfortunately I live in a very small town where I can only see your movies if I buy or rent them. As I watched your inspirational videos tonight it became clear why I have been visiting your website; I needed to hear a message sent through you. You see I spend a lot of time talking to and asking God for direction; but I forgot to ask myself the important questions. It sounds so simple, it's almost silly; but it is something I needed to hear and now must do. I am a firm believer that no matter where you are in life, you should always hold a light for others to see. Thank you for the light and for the insight. Best Regards.Reply
Angela Augusta, GA
Tyler I Bless and Thank God our Heavenly Father for using you to minister out side the walls. There are so many people who need to be encourage by someone who are sincere and humble like you. Never forgetting your beginnings. Continue to let the Holy Spirit lead and guide you and I thank Jesus for keeping you covered in His precious Blood. Amen!!!! God Bless You!Reply
Carty Toronto, Canada
Evening Mr. Perry. Wanted to say Thank You for this. I have planted my seed, and i am slowly starting to water it. I pray about it morning, noon and night. And it has brought me peace. No matter what anyone says - It's mine and i wil get there. Be continueously Blessed and keep yp the great work - on and off the stage. P.S - Hopefully you'll make anohte rplay appearance in Toronto soon / before i leave. or i might have to visit Atlanta :) Stay positive and true always :)Reply
Andre Boyd Cartersville, GA
WOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH................This video made me want to burst into tears!!!!!!!!!! God had to send you that because I know that you was talking specifically to me MAY THE LORD GOD BLESS YOU REAL WELL MR. PERRY!!!!!!!Reply
Shavonne (Nate') McClendon Waco, Texas
That video...... was the most inspiring yet simple message that I have heard all year. I pray and all I hear is "be still and know that I am God. Stay focused." Even though I could hear that with clarity, it made me somewhat frustated because I felt like NOTHING is happening QUICKLY enough. But today, I know, that if I just keep planting my seed, watering that seed and believing in that seed....... I've done my part. God will honor me doing my part. Thank you so much!Reply
E.H. Orangeburg, SC
Greetings Tyler! I just want to thank you for your video on being successful. It was very encouraging to me. After about three years of stepping out on faith and starting my own business I was just confronted by someone who told me I should have been making more money by now. Wow, what a slap in the face. I have been doing everything I could think of. Yes, planting my seed too. Working hard, investing in my business, and the list goes on. Well I had thought about you and some others who I know struggled, but never gave up, when I was told that I should have had more income by now. I realize that what I am doing was given to me by God. It was a total step in faith. Three years later, and I still believe God. Who has the right to say that God is not in this, because I am not making X amount of dollars!! You are a light to me and a breath of fresh air. So you stated that it took you over 5 years before things began to pick up. Well I am encouraged to continue to do what God has directed me to do. Sometimes, no one shows up all week to buy anything, but God still makes a way for me. I know that at the end I will have a testimony to share too. Thanks for giving God the glory for your success! Thanks for sharing your videos, and do know that they are a blessing to many people. Hey, even if it was just for me, it was worth posting! (SMILE) I am believing God that one day I will be able to visit your studio and have the opportunity to meet you too! I pray that he continues to bless you more and more.Reply
Wanda Baker ParkvilleMd #1739434
May God continue to Bless you. Your inspritrational page has been a blessing to me. God gave me and ideal at 4'oclock in the morning. My question is how do I go about this without having someone still my ideal . What steps do I take to protect my ideal? Where do I go to have someone to design my ideal ? I am a retiree, what do I need to do to get funding for this project?Reply
Sheneith Hawkins Dallas,Tx.
Tyler, what makes you laugh, what makes u sad, what makes u upset, what makes u happy, what puts a smile on your face these days? I'm so what aware that the very thing a person give to someone else is the very thing they need for themselves. When I look at u at times, I try to see my sons becoming just as productive as yourself & God guiding them thru this life into the place they need to be, the place where He has planned & purposed them to be here for to fulfill. I still don't understand it all. And perhaps that's a good thing. What I do know is as ppl we all have flaws. At least I know I do. :-) LOL!!! And I don't wanna be anyone that I'm not suppose to he. I really do wish life was perfect, I really do!Reply
Sheneith Hawkins Dallas,Tx.
A merry heart does good, LIKE medicine. Anxiety in the heart of man causes depression, BUT a good word MAKES it glad! :-) A merry heart makes a CHEERful countenance/face. He who is of a merry heart has a continual feast. Ecclesiastes 10:19 A feast is made FOR laughter, And wine makes merry; But money answers everything. When I 1st heard this scripture, A feast is made for laughter, & wine makes merry; But money answers everything. I was like are u serious? Wow! Do u know what it mean, really? Matt. 6:32b-34 For your heavenly Father KNOWS that u (we) need all these THINGS....and all these things SHALL BE added to you(us). Therefore DO NOT WORRY about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about its own things. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.Reply
EVONE R Tallahassee,Fl
Your Hi Tyler, (LOL) I HOPE YOU ENJOYED YOUR TIME OFF THIS SUMMER. I FIND MYSELF RETURNING TO THIS PART OF YOUR WEBSITE; I KNOW THAT IT TAKES THE WISDOM AND THE ANOINTING OF GOD TO BE ABLE TO MINISTER TO THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF SO MANY, COUNTLESS OF PEOPLE THAT YOU HAVEN'T HAD THE CHANCE TO MEET OR SPEAK TO ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS, BUT GOD KNOWS US ALL-EACH AND EVERY ONE; AND NOT ONLY DO HE KNOW, BUT HE SEES AND HE CARES.(SMILE) THANK YOU FOR HAVING A SITE OUT THERE WHERE PEOPLE CAN GO TO, AND IF JUST FOR A MOMENT, BE ABLE TO REACH OUT TO SOMEONE THAT THEY CAN FEEL OR BELIEVE OR RELATE TO WHAT THEY ARE GOING THROUGH. YOUR MOTTO FROM YOUR WALL, ....WHERE DREAMS DARE TO DREAM...(I HOPE THAT I AM QUOTING IT RIGHT) I HOPE THAT YOU WOULD MAKE A MOVIE EXPRESSING THE FULL MEANING OF ALL THAT, THAT MEANS TO YOU. WOW, IS THAT ASKING TOO MUCH!? I DON'T THINK SO; NOT FROM A MAN OF YOUR CALIBUR AND FIERCE ANOINTING AND SKILLS. FOR ALL I KNOW, YOU MAY ALREADY HAVE IT IN THE WORKS, BLESS THE LORD! YES, I KNOW ITS NOT EASY, BUT WITH CHRIST ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE. LATER FOR NOW. EVONEReply
vandora speights Greenwood, fla
Thank you so much for that inspiration I needed to hear every word . I want to do better for myself financialy and help the kids in my town they need something to do and some where to go besides jail I wish I had a lot of money to build amusement parks, fun things for the kids around here. I know you love the Lord so do I . Keep me and my family in your prayers. Love YOU and every thing that you have done and will do in the future. My goal is to get into realstate someday just waiting so long for now. Be Bless!!!!Reply
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January dates to put on the calendar: January 3rd, children back to Knights Ferry School, the 5th is the Knights Ferry Community Club meeting at 7:00 p.m. at the clubhouse. It is a dessert meeting. The Groundhog dinner will be discussed. January 8th is the I.O.O.F. breakfast at the hall from 8:00 to noon. The 10th is the Knights Ferry History and Museum Associates meeting at 9:00 a.m. at Miller's Hall. January 12th is the Knights Ferry School Board meeting at 6:00 p.m., at the school. January 26 is ...
The Ferry is decorated with many lights this season. The suburbs also have nice displays.
Birthday greetings for the month of December go out to: Betty Rogers, Katie Feichter, Amanda Wright, Denise Ray, Charles Wong, Dylan Mack, Kim Konberg, Lisa Frymire, Fred Dolling, Dennis Hitch, Chris Lewis, Charlie Mynatt, Cathy Murray, Tom Crom, Haley Page, Nicole Brunker, Helga Kaiser, Annette Arias, Brandon Carroll, Reba Morgan, Jackson Ault, Rob Hoyer and Julian Velasquez.
There will be a special Knights Ferry School Board meeting this Wednesday, December 7 at 6:00 p.m. to select a new Board member. They will have a regular meeting on Thursday, December 8 also at 6:00 p.m.
Don't forget the Christmas dinner in the Ferry December 1st at the clubhouse. The Oakdale High School choir will be the entertainment. Please bring a side or salad if last name is between A-M and dessert N-Z. Also bring unwrapped children's gifts and food for those less fortunate.
Congratulations go out to Knights Ferry students who got all A's for the first quarter: Rilyn Cassaretto, Jenna Armario, Jocelyn Burke, Manny Loomis, Julia Nilsson, Ray Patton, Shawn Spani, Harrison Ault and Kaeli Sturtevant. Keep up the good work!
Birthday greetings for the month of November go out to: Bob Brunker Jr. Phil Frymire, John Krick, Alex Krippner, Roger Ray, Elise Seeds, Bill Carr, Bill Higgens, Ban Cassinetto, Dorothy McKinsey, Wyatt Dickens, Eann Carroll, Paris Thompson, Elissa Simons, Megan Miller, Andie Jones, Tristan McCarthy, Megan Willis, Taylor Witzke, Alexa Boyajian, Duke Bonde, Alyssa Sisco, Dayne Sturtevant and Erick Ramirez.
At the Knights Ferry Community Club meeting the Christmas dinner was discussed. It will be December 1st at the clubhouse at 6:00 p.m. Those with last names beginning with A-M please bring side dishes of salad and N-Z bring desserts. The OHS choir will be asked to sing.
It is with heavy heart that your reporter has to inform you of the passing of two Knights Ferry residents. Linda Gardella Cassinetto died October 25th. She is survived by her husband Ben, children Monica Frere (Lou), Stephen Dietrich and Beth Dietrich and stepchildren Ed (Denise) Cassinetto, Sheryl Cassinetto and partner John and Tom Cassinetto and partner Karen and grandchildren Zack DeGrood, Eden and Benjamin Cassinetto. She is survived by her brother Jack (Trisha) Gardella. Services were held Tuesday. Donations can be made to the Gardella College Fund at the Sonora Area Foundation, P.O. Box 577 Sonora, 95370.
Owen Haskell celebrated his 88th birthday with a party in his yard. Beckie, Carey and Linda, former caregivers, came to help Owen celebrate. Also attending were Owen's niece Judy Haskell McCarrick of Grass Valley and her daughter-in-law Jane Overgard, also from Grass Valley. Many other family members and friends gathered for the party for Owen. Dolly Haskell also had an October birthday that the family celebrated. Dolly had celebrated with friends in Scott's Valley earlier in the month. The partygoers enjoyed the delicious lunch and reminiscing with family.
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Another month has flown by- here are some dates to put on your calendar: October 2nd is Breakfast Sunday in the Ferry and also the town yard sale. The free spaces are on the tennis court and are sure to have something for everyone! The Knights Ferry Community Club meeting is October 6th and is a dinner meeting, starting at 6:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. October 11th is the History and Museum meeting at Miller's Hall at 9:00 a.m. October 12th is the KF School board meeting at the school at 6:00 p.m ...
The Salmon Festival at the Knights Ferry Recreation Area is November 5th. A wrong date was published last week. November 6th is the 48th Annual Pumpkin Roll.
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IMPORTANT meeting May 12th at 6:30 at the clubhouse on the POST OFFICE. Susan Skidmore is coming from Sacramento Postal Service to discuss the ...
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Youth choirs, orchestra come together for holiday concert
Published: Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 6:01 a.m.
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On Sunday, the Alachua County Youth Orchestra and high school choirs from around the area will team up for what's become an annual tradition - and highlight - of holiday spirit and giving.
Holiday Traditions
What: Annual concert by the Alachua Youth Choir and area high school singers to benefit Stop! Children's Cancer.
When: 4 p.m. Sunday
Where: Phillips Center, 315 Hull Road, Gainesville
Tickets: $12, $6 children 11 and younger
Info: 377-2622 Alachua County Youth Orchestra Winter Concert
What: Annual orchestra performance following Holiday Traditions
When: 7:30 p.m. Sunday
Where: Phillips Center, 315 Hull Road, Gainesville
Admission: Free
It is the 13th annual "Holiday Traditions: A Musical Celebration" concert held for Stop! Children's Cancer, an organization that raises awareness and funds to further children's cancer research.
This year both the orchestra and the choir are under the direction of Gary Langford, the retired UF Marching Band director, who added several different Christmas tunes this year, most notably "Do You Hear What I Hear," "Holiday Sing Along" and "Polar Express."
"I hope to continue the tradition of changing the repertoire each year because there are so many good holiday songs," Langford says.
The choir includes the Gainesville Youth Chorus, Eastside High School Chamber Singers, Columbia High School and the P.K. Yonge Vocal Ensemble.
The Alachua Youth Orchestra, comprised of sixth-to-12th grade musical students from around the country, is the only opportunity in Alachua County for string players to play in an organization, Langford says.
"It's a very talented group of young people," he says.
In addition to the Holiday Traditions Concert, the orchestra will hold another performance of its own later that evening focusing on such classical works as Schubert's "Rosamunde Overture" and "Toccata."
Holiday Traditions will be held at The Phillips Center for the Performing Arts at 4 p.m. Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for children. The Alachua County Youth Orchestra's performance will follow at 7 p.m. with free admission.
"It's just a wonderful way to continue the holiday season and hopefully we can continue the tradition by combining the choir and the orchestra," Langford says.
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It has been revealed that Australian model-turned-actor Tabrett Bethell is also playing an important role in the movie. Tabrett Betell was a cheerleader for the Australian rugby league team Cronulla Sharks and was also associated with Chadwick Model Agency. She later started acting in 2008 with TV series Legend of the Seeker and then starred in small screen thriller The Clinic. She was also seen in movies such as Strangers Lovers Killers and Anyone You Want.
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If you're a fan of Windows based web application, then you're going to love that the latest version of ASP.Net, which is ASP.NET 5, codenamed ASP.NET v5 can now be developed and hosted in three major platforms, Windows, Linux and Macs. If you haven't started using ASP.NET v5, then this is the good time to begin using it. It's a fun language to play, and you'll expand your programming skills too! Now with that in mind, we'll start installing ASP.Net on your Linux machine!
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Simon: I'm not yet convinced. If the Phillies sweep this series, they're right there with the Mets, with Roy Halladay and Ryan Howard's returns pending. Plus, the baseball gods owe Cliff Lee some better baseball fortune than he's gotten so far. A healthy 1-2-3 in the starting rotation can make up a lot of ground quickly.
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Simon:The biggest key will be the health of Chris Young who has looked very good in his starts so far. He's basically thrown five games of identical performance level. With a little bit better defense behind him, he'd have a sub-3 ERA.
A 4-2 mark in Young's six July starts would be a heck of a lot better than going 1-5 in six games thrown by whichever replacement-level choices the Mets would utilize.
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Simon: I'm gonna do an encore on a pick I made two weeks ago. The Mets are due for a walk-off hit (Murphy came close to fulfilling my pick of his hitting a walk-off homer but hit a game-ending flyout against Rafael Soriano). They haven't had one since that kooky game against the Marlins on April 26 (Kirk Nieuwenhuis). I'll take Nieuwenhuis to break his current slump and get another one, the Mets' first walk-off homer against the Phillies since Carlos Beltran's 16th-inning shot in 2006.


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I'm new to oil painting and I recently started a painting using Rembrandt oil paints mixed with a "water-mixable" oil medium. It's been three days since I painted the lighter areas of the picture and now I'd like to start on darker areas and the light areas are still totally wet.
I'm in Vegas now and there's not much humidity.
Is this common? Is there a drying spray or something that would fix the lighter areas so that the darker colors won't bleed into them?
Thanks for any advice!
I'm new to oil painting and I recently started a painting using Rembrandt oil paints mixed with a "water-mixable" oil medium. It's been three days since I painted the lighter areas of the picture and now I'd like to start on darker areas and the light areas are still totally wet.
I'm in Vegas now and there's not much humidity.
Is this common? Is there a drying spray or something that would fix the lighter areas so that the darker colors won't bleed into them?
Thanks for any advice!
Uh, yeah. With straight oils, I'd never be suprised at things being wet for a week. There's not going to be a 'bleeding' problem, but instead you'll be picking up the old layers when you put on the new. Oil painting is a time consuming process, which is why so many people (not me) prefer acrylic paints.
Also, if Rembrandt paints are mixed with poppy oil (which many oil paints are today to avoid any color change or yellowing), it could take weeks to dry to the touch. Poppy oil takes forever to dry. Look at the tube for the "binder" or "medium" to know- it'll be marked right below the type of "pigment" used. Even if it's linseed oil, if it's put on thick, it could take weeks to dry, also.
Remember, oil doesn't "dry" by evaporation, it oxidizes, a chemical process that is affected by temperature, as high temp makes chemical reactions go faster, and colder temps slow things down. If you have the air-conditioner on, that'll slow down the process. If you put a heat lamp near your painting, it'll speed it up (do NOT burn down your house- those things get HOT!)
This is the primary reason that we often use an alkyd medium (see other thread about "not using varnish" in this tribe) or a pre-made "painting medium" that dries more quickly than paint. Alkyd resin- like Galkyd from Gamblin or Walnut Alkyd Medium from M. Graham, is a quick-drying formula that when mixed with your oil paints, allows you to paint on a dry surface in a day or two. Watch out to make certain you're mixing the medium evenly, or you'll end up with a painting that has an uneven finish- some flat/matte, some glossy. Add a bit of Cold Wax Medium or even thinner to matte out the finish. Oil paint and alkyd both will result in a gloss finish.
Good luck. I hope this helps.
And welcome to our wonderful medium. Oil paints are more gratifying than any other medium I've used, and as a working artist, I've used just about everything from watercolor, pencil, pen & ink, photo, acrylic paint, oil paint, tattooing, sculpture in clay, metals and mixed media, and even building cars and motorcycles. Many of us find oils to be THE most rewarding, since if you can learn patience, you can do many wonderful things with oil paint.
A painting instructor once told me "an oil painting will show every minute of work that you put in it- if you cut corners, it'll show". The point of this is that every hour of additional work you put into your paint will show as well. Yeah, I know, acrylic reflect effort too, but he was talking about oils at the time.
Again, welcome.
Thanks for the brilliant reply, T!
The chemistry of oil painting is very interesting. I should've known that it won't evaporate.
I guess that I'll just have to be patient even though I'm working on a belated holiday gift.
You have some beautiful paintings in your profile.
Thanks again!
{my unasked-for 2¢: I really hate Galkyd, and really LOVE the quick-dry Walnut Alkyd Medium from M. Graham.}
Also, different pigments have markedly different drying times, and if you do a little internet searching you can find some lists of pigment dry times...here is one to get you started.
>>>fyi a woman I met in Hawaii had troubles drying her oil paintings in the tropics. Her solution: put her wet paintings in her car (mine are waaay too huge for this but I suppose if you had big stuff a van would work)....drive to a sunny grocery store parking lot, and park the car. Eventually the heat overcame the humidity and the paintings dried rapidly.
Thats a great idea for drying small canvas'! I actually didn't know that it was heat that made oil paint dry faster, rather than just streaming air. I've been painting in a garage thats caked in concrete so it takes forever for anything to dry.
By the way, I really like your artwork T.
Interesting that you are painting lighter areas first. I always paint the darks first, not just because they dry faster, but I find the progression from dark to light the most efficient way to work.
Unsu...Interesting point. I've always worked under the principle of background to foreground. I'm finding that this doesn't always work when the background is a darker color and the foreground is lighter. If there is a slight overlap in areas that I want defined, it's difficult to go over the darker areas. On the other hand, I also agree with you, once the base color is on and especially dry painting in the detail in light hues works so well. I guess it really all depends on each individual painting.


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Hey guys so I just bought my 2012 Trek 4300 Disc yesterday. I rode it for about 10 minuets at max. Than today I rode about 18 miles. Early on, but not yesterday only today, roughly 5 miles in I noticed my left front brake pad is constintly against the disc. Although, I can hear the rubbing, the wheel still spins very freely. Is this an issue whatsoever?
P.s- I use my front brake 95% of the time.


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Coffee Cake by nviki89Watch
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Cake with Coffe Cream
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Very nice!
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Ooooohh!!! YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XD
That looks very delectable....
MMM, looks so yummy! well, now I'm craving cake...
hmmm, yummy!
i'm hungry now
i'm hungry now
Nice work
oh looks so yummy ! did you made it ?
Oh it's too delicious, I'm in agony here!
Mmmmmhhhh! I´d love to eat that now. ^^ Good work!
Mhm, looks very delicious indeed. Great work!