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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Fall Equinox
My Fat Quarterly Quilt Along top is done! And I completely love it! I was a few blocks short of what was needed for the larger size, so I kind of did my own thing as far as that goes. And I know many people decided to alternate the blocks so that some seams were vertical and others horizontal. I decided to stick with the all-one-direction layout because I like the extra dose of orderliness it gave to an otherwise chaotically colorful quilt.
I'm judging my first quilt along experience to be a big success, because:
1. I completely love this top.
2. I finished it in record time–six days! Seriously, SIX DAYS. That's crazy fast for me. Obviously staying caught up with the group is a good motivator!
3. These are not really my usual colors, and I never would have done a quilt like this if not for the quilt-along. As a graphic designer, I've done some of my best work while either collaborating with others, or using parameters set by someone else. That often forced me to exercise my creativity a little more. This quilt-along made me realize the same may be true for my quilting.
(Note: I'm adding this post to Fabric Tuesday on Quilt Story! Check it out!)
11 comments:
- AnneMarie said...
Nice job! Beautiful! I agree...I need a push to work out of my comfort zone. Maybe I'll try the quilt along next!
AnneMarie @ Gen X Quilters
- September 23, 2010 at 2:23 PM
- megan said...
Perfect use of solids and I love the color palette!
- September 24, 2010 at 1:46 AM
- My Sweet Prairie said...
Mmmm that's so full of lovely! : )
- September 24, 2010 at 7:31 PM
- eye_on_sparrow said...
Very pretty quilt. I came over from Quiltstory Fabric Tuesday.
- September 28, 2010 at 12:11 PM
- Brooke said...
This is one of my most favorite quilt patterns of all time! I love square-in-square blocks. This one turned out great. I love the colors. Nice job!
- September 28, 2010 at 1:57 PM
- traceyjay said...
it's really beautiful! ♥
- September 28, 2010 at 11:44 PM
- Quiltstory said...
1. I love it too
2. 6 days?!? I don't know if we can be friends...:)
3. That type of thing works for me too!!
Good work, so cute! Thanks for linking up this week, see you next time :)
- October 1, 2010 at 4:10 PM
- Wandering Minstrel said...
That is beautiful! And how awesome, that you pieced it so quickly!
(I'm doing a layer-cake quilt-along, so we'll see how that goes...)
- October 2, 2010 at 11:00 PM
- Rachel Hauser said...
Congrats. I love your colors!
- October 8, 2010 at 2:31 PM
- My Sweet Prairie said...
I really like the colors in this quilt. and the design. and the name. : )
- October 15, 2010 at 1:11 AM
- Leslie said...
this is beautiful. i love the colors
- October 19, 2010 at 1:07 PM


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In today's "Calendar" section of the Orlando Sentinel, I wrote about One80 Grey Goose Lounge at the top of the new Amway Center in downtown Orlando. This place has a crazy, gorgeous view and, even better no cover to get in.
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Bako National Park
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my entire goal is to make this an AFFORDABLE & DEPENDABLE version of the tommy that the regular homebuilding crowd can have/do..
that ruffles a few feathers here and there. LOL
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after several people advising me that it would probably not get approval as a pistol with just the lugs welded up and not removed.......
ive taken their advice and went back and removed the lugs completely & then took a spare swivel and welded it onto the lower and added in the sling.
it looks pretty cool this way and even further proves that its a "pistol only" :-*


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Pioneer Theatre Company continues its presentation of "Sunshine Boulevard†this weekend with shows Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Check www.pioneertheatre.org for the various showtimes.
On Saturday night, the annual SLAM performance at Plan-B Theatre Company takes place. This virtually unique event promises a terrific time. Tickets remain on sale and can be purchased at www.planbtheatre.org.
For an entirely different vibe on Saturday, head to the renovated Gallivan Center and see '90s rappers Cypress Hill, which will bring their weed-tastic raps to bear on a doubtlessly like-minded crowd as part of the U92 Car Show and Cinco De Mayo celebration. The event runs from noon to 6 p.m. It looks construction's still under way there, so it'll be interesting to see how Saturday comes together.
Over at Kilby Court this weekend, there's not one but two terrific nights of modern, indie folk music in the offing. On Saturday night, Jessica Lea Mayfield headlines as the wonderful Nathaniel Rateliff opens. You may have heard Mayfield profiled recently on NPR's "Weekend Edition" or saw Rateliff open for The Low Anthem last year. For those who didn't, trust me, this will be a terrific show. Tickets are $10, plus fees and they remain on sale.
Sunday, more good tunes are at Kilby with the amazing Joe Pug and Strand of Oaks, opening. Pug played a terrific opening set last year over at The State Room for Justin Townes Earle and released the excellent "Messenger."
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In 2011, Ecolabs announced the acquisition of Nalco, best known as a water company. Like Ecolab they too are famous for their highly skilled sales force, but treating industrial applications such as boiler water. These companies should be a good fit. Nalco was once an independent industry leader, but they were acquired by Credit Suez, merged with Calgon, stripped of oil services operations, and then spun off as a free standing company again.
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The story of Jenůfa and her stepmother, the sacristan, is set against the background of a remote and traditional community in Moravia. Rivalry, jealousy and social control degenerate into the murder of an innocent, illegitimate child. The Latvian director Alvis Hermanis, who until recently has concentrated on directing stage plays, makes his debut at La Monnaie with Leoš Janáček's third opera. A conversation about beauty in the theatre and in the opera and about Hermanis' approach to stage direction.
Is this the first time you have worked in Belgium?
My work was shown at the Kunstenfestivaldesarts, but that was a long time ago …
Your roots lie in the theatre... So what was it that led to opera?
I had heard that opera directors are better paid (laughs), only to discover that it isn't true!... not even if you have worked, as I have, at the highest level in the German-speaking theatre world. No, but seriously, there are several good reasons for venturing into opera. What really attracts me to it is the set: I want to visualize a story and music. I see that as the great challenge. And also I feel a tremendous 'hunger for beauty' and that aesthetic component is rare in contemporary verbal theatre.
Why can't you have beauty in the theatre?
Good question! A hundred or perhaps even fifty years ago things were different, but today nobody expects to find 'beauty' in the theatre. Not beauty in the ironic sense of the word, but beauty as an aesthetic category. Sometimes I feel that in modern verbal theatre the organ for experiencing beauty has been 'amputated'. In music, on the other hand, you can't escape it; what we call music is architecture, form – it has to do with harmony and in that respect it is synonymous with beauty. The trouble with contemporary verbal theatre is that it concentrates entirely on the statement, the content, on the socio-political message, while ignoring aesthetics. There are of course exceptions. A wonderful example is Romeo Castellucci, who is obsessed with beauty in his work. But these days theatre directors more often behave like political activists than artists.
Where do you stand in this? You have a reputation for being a director who looks for hyperrealism, who takes a documentary approach, focusing on social reality. Isn't that politics?
Hyperrealism is just one side of my work. As for politics, I would just like to say this: I come from Eastern Europe and from a generation that has developed a certain allergy to anything that smacks of 'political' art. I witnessed the transition from Communism to capitalism and learned that fundamentally nothing has changed. Art is too complex and subtle an instrument to be used to improve socio-political conditions. That's why I'm so obsessed with opera at the moment, because I imagine it allows tremendous freedom – as if it was a different reality. Also, at a certain stage in your life, it is good to change direction. I am now forty-eight and a novice when it comes to directing opera, but I have decided to concentrate exclusively on opera for the next four seasons. I feel I'm beginning a new life!
How do you set about deciding what you are going to direct?
In the opera it is different from the theatre: opera directors are not in a position to come up with their own projects, but I am able to choose between different projects. In the verbal theatre, the director is in charge, which can be very lonely. In opera you aren't on your own because there is the music! And the music has a structure that has to be respected. This is all new to me and, so far at least, I think it's wonderful. At the moment I'm preparing Così fan tutte as my third opera and so Jenůfa will be the fourth opera I get to direct.
I believe you also describe yourself as 'old-fashioned'?
Yes, and with pride! I am quite old school. In the next few years I am going to work on various projects: Verdi, Puccini, Berlioz, Wagner... I always begin by trying to steep myself in the historical context in which a score was written. I really believe that the sounds we call 'music' are determined by the time and place in which they were written. But there is a difference between gaining a thorough understanding of a work and representing it. Here I am talking about the spirit of a work, not so much its exact reproduction with props, costumes and so on. I want to understand how the music is generated by a specific context. It's a question of finding the 'code' for each period in time. That is my starting point, but that doesn't mean its scenic rendition can't be thoroughly modern. For Jenůfa I have followed a similar approach. To understand Janáček's music, I went to Moravia, to the isolated villages where at the end of the nineteenth century Janáček went and studied the local music traditions. What fascinates me about his music is its blend of modernism and ethnography. That was crucial to our concept: at the beginning of the twentieth century modernism in music and in the plastic arts was not opposed to ethnography. In fact, folklore and traditions were its greatest source of inspiration. Think of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes. Jenůfa illustrates that same influence and fusion. Another good example of modernism at the time was the Czech variant of Art Nouveau – with Mucha as its number-one exponent. For me the extreme refinement of this belle-époque style, with the flower as an important motif, corresponds to Janáček's aesthetic – of almost unbearable beauty. The Moravian village culture and in particular the exuberant traditional costumes of that region, along with the Czech Art Nouveau, are the two cornerstones of our concept. We want to show that even today tradition and modernism (together with high-tech artifice) can go hand in hand. It is never a literal translation. The costumes, for example, are never an exact reproduction of Moravian national dress, but a reinterpretation of them, based on their extraordinary wealth of detail and artisanship. I was so impressed by La Monnaie's costume department when I visited and by the standard of workmanship there! In the set the work of video artist Ineta Sipunova will help us translate music into movement, into ornament. Abstract and expressionist body language will preside over the acting style and the choreography, whereas the corps de ballet, in Alla Sigalova's choreography, will serve as a sort of moving ornament.
What is Jenůfa about in your opinion?
Oh dear, I was afraid you would ask me that... People always say that opera libretti are so incoherent, but I believe you should approach an opera libretto as a metaphor for something bigger, something deeper. So Jenůfa is a story of the pain and sacrifice which are necessary to achieve happiness. That's the way things are in life; pain and happiness are inextricably linked, as you see at the end of the opera. I don't think there is much more to it than that. I certainly don't see it as social drama. But the story is well written! It could easily be a Bergman film script or an Ibsen play. A hundred years ago there were strict rules of course – but today we don't need to concern ourselves with the morality of that time, with the incident of a woman's child being sacrificed in a Moravian village so that that woman can marry another man. I think it makes more sense to see it as a poetic metaphor.
You mentioned the end of the opera...
The ending is positive, isn't it? At least that's what the music suggests... There are famous productions in which Jenůfa meets her fate. Personally I believe she does find happiness in the end, but of course she has paid a high price for it.
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Mendoza, Jacob Antjuan, 16, 7009 N.E. 47th Ave., 10 days, 24 hours community service, unlawful possession of firearm. (Wulle, Feb. 14)
Uphoff, Thomas Lee Jr., 15, 209 S.E. Second St., Battle Ground, 1 day, 24 hours community service, attempted assault, malicious mischief. (Wulle, Feb. 14)
Woodley, Hunter William, 13, 1011 N.E. 117th St., 15 days, 8 hours community service, assault, minor in possession of alcohol. (Stahke, Feb. 10)
Zhokov, Sergey, 17, 4618 N.E. 128th Ave., 30 days, 40 hours community service, assault. (Rielli, Feb. 13)
Beezley-Hague, Ambrosia Shea, 25, no address, 30 days, possession of methamphetamine. (Wulle, Feb. 15)Bellis, Glenda Renee, 52, address not available, 30 days, theft. (Wulle, Feb. 16)
Boggs, Jessica Michelle, 25, Portland, 349 days, retail theft with extenuating circum-stances-3. (Wulle, Feb. 15)
Brumitt, Mindy Lynn, 32, 3401 N.E. 76th St., 60 months, possession of methamphetamine with intent to deliver, conspiracy to commit delivery of methamphetamine, possession of stolen firearm, forgery. (Wulle, Feb. 15)
Bunn, Barbara Lynn, 40, 9203 N.E. Ward Road, 30 days, possession of methamphetamine. (Wulle, Feb. 15)
Cruz, Phillip Junior, 25, address not available, 15 days, theft-2. (Wulle, Feb. 16)
Holmes, Marvin, 42, 1904 W. 31st St., 29 months, felony driving under the influence. (Wulle, Feb. 15)
Luyster, Robert Arlan, 30, 2111 E. Mill Plain Blvd., 330 days, possession of methamphetamine. (Wulle, Feb. 15)
McMillin, Claude Jr., 54, 3601 N.E. 51st St., 120 days, assault-03. (Wulle, Feb. 15)
Mortell, Lucas Michael, 21, 4430 N.E. Franklin St., Camas, 90 days, attempted possession of methamphetamine. (Collier, Feb. 23)
Reed, Charles Albert III, 29, 525 E. Dogwood Ave., La Center, 30 days, possession of methamphetamine. (Wulle, Feb. 15)
Rowland, Kitty Debilyn aka Kitty Debi Lyn McCurtain, 46, address not available, 20 days, possession of methamphetamine. (Wulle, Feb. 16)
Varner, James Robert, 39, 3915 H St., 30 days, assault-3 domestic violence. (Collier, Feb. 23)
Zirjacks, Steven John, 52, address not available, 30 days, failure to register as sex offender. (Wulle, Feb, 16)
Aguilar-Dimas, Ivan, 29, 2411 Neals Lane, $100, 1 day, assault-4. (Hagensen, Feb. 7)
Anderson, Richard Paul, 49, 315 Grand Blvd., $500, 10 days, DWS/revoked. (Parcher, Feb. 9)Benge, Jeremy D., 35, 2501 N.E. 138th Ave., $595, 1 day, DUI. (Schreiber, Feb. 6)
Bergland, Morgan Gerald, 39, Portland, $150, 2 days, DWS/revoked. (Witteman, Feb. 9)
Bernal-Maciel, Jesus Efrain, 23, 6405 N.E. Hazel Dell Ave., $100, 5 days, DWS/revoked. (Osler, Feb. 10)
Birkett, Zachary Michael, 23, 1910 W. 31st St., $100, 2 days, DWS/revoked. (Osler, Feb. 10)
Brace, Barbara Lynn, 40, 13202 N.E. 76th Way, $250, 4 days, DWS/revoked. (Osler, Feb. 6)
Brown, Dwayne Edward, 39, 12316 S.E. McGillivray Blvd., $200, 10 days, DWS/revoked. (Parcher, Feb. 9)
Brown, Nickia Lynn, 30, 3100 E. 29th St., $150, 3 days, DWS/revoked. (Osler, Feb. 6)
Bunn, Barbara Lynn Norval, 40, 13202 N.E. 76th Way, $150, 4 days, DWS/revoked. (Osler, Feb. 6)
Cellestine, Rickie Eugene, 51, 3909 N.E. 41st St., $800, 30 days, assault-4. (Hagensen, Feb. 7)
Clark, Matthew David, 33, 6104 N.E. 54th St., $500, 180 days, DWS/revoked-1. (Schreiber, Feb. 6)
Clark, Nicklas Randall, 20, 11111 N.E. 101st St., $200, 5 days, theft-3. (Schreiber, Feb. 6)
Cole, Shannon Rene, 26, 15100 N.E. 249th Ave., Brush Prairie, $100, 1 day, theft-3. (Osler, Feb. 9)
Combs, Ginny Ann, 38, 1905 N. Ninth St., Washougal, $595, 1 day, DUI. (Witterman, Feb. 7)


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The extraordinarily gifted Shani Boianjiu has published a first novel that is tense and taut as a thriller yet romantic and psychologically astute. The People of Forever Are Not Afraid (Hogarth) is the coming-of-age story of three girls—Lea, Yael and Avishag—who grow up in an isolated Israeli village in the desert. They are conscripted into the army (the writer knows what she's talking about here, having served two years in the Israel Defense Forces), where each experiences her share of horrific violence interspersed with boredom, casual sex and pointless army drills. The women's friendship is tested again and again, often in frightening ways, but they manage to stay close, linked by their past and by their primal understanding of one another. Boianjiu writes with clarity about atrocity and the absurdity of endless war, but it's her tender acceptance of human frailty that ultimately makes this novel so engrossing.
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"I cook with wine. Sometimes I even add it to the food." W.C. Fields
"Cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education." Mark Twain
"Cheese is milk's leap toward immortality." Clifton Fadiman
I think of the Fadiman phrase every time I eat fresh mozzarella, because I think of this cheese as a failed leap toward immortality. Mozzarella is barely a step, hardly a leap, away from milk, and it's highly perishable, hardly immortal.
The mozzarella made south of Naples from water buffalo milk is probably the best in the world. But since freshness is key, the mozzarella you just pulled from its water bath might be the best available. My friend Paula Lambert has been making fresh mozzarella at her Mozzarella Company in Texas since 1982—she uses mostly cow's milk—that kind of mozzarella is called fior de latte. (Sometimes you can get Paula's cheeses at Liberty Heights Fresh. More and more delis, groceries and specialty food shops here make their own mozzarella, though they start with provided curd, a significant shortcut.
I went out to Harmons on 7th yesterday to learn how to make mozzarella from curd. If you want to learn how to make it at home, keep an eye on Harmons' stores' cooking class schedule—mozzarella-making shows up from time to time.
A mozzarella recipe doesn't call for many ingredients: just curds (you can buy yours from Harmons), sea salt, water and ice.
The necessary equipment is equally simple: a couple of stockpots, three utility tubs, a knife, a thermal dispenses, paper towels, a meat thermometer, heat-protective and waterproof gloves and a perforated baking sheet or rack.
Heat one gallon of water to 100 degrees. Heat 3 gallons of water and a cup of salt to 180 degrees.
Prep: Cut curds into 1/2-inch cubes and place in a tub. Pour 100-degree water over the curds, and stir gently with gloved hand. Fill the other tub halfway with ice and fill with water. Pour the hot brine into the thermal dispenser.
To make cheese, put warmed curds into the hot brine.
Pull the chunks toward you through the water with a rolling motion,
gathering them into a rough log shape. Push them away from you with the same motion. Repeat a few times until the curds knit together loosely. Don't overdo, or you'll have tough cheese.
Hold the glop of cheese over the water and let it hang and stretch. Gather it up and repeat several times until the cheese looks shiny with no lumps.
Pinch off a lump and hand-knead it to form a ball with a nice taut skin, then plop it into the ice bath to cool for about 30 minutes. Drain balls on rack over paper towels. Chill mozzarella down to 40 degrees within four hours.


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MALIBU, Calif. -- The No. 25 Arizona State Sun Devils (6-2; Pac-12 0-0) women's tennis team was upset by the No. 39 Pepperdine Waves by a score of 6-1 on Saturday afternoon in Malibu, Calif.
"It was a disappointing loss today, but much credit needs to be given to Pepperdine as I felt they really played well," ASU head coach Sheila McInerney said.
Although the Sun Devils won court one in doubles play, with Desirae Krawczyk and Kassidy Jump defeating Lorraine Guillermo and Christine Maddox by a score of 8-4, Pepperdine captured victory on courts two and three winning 8-1 and 8-4 respectively.
In singles play, the only Sun Devil able to capture a win was Desirae Krawczyk competing on court number two. Krawczyk took Matea Cutura to three sets, pulling out on top by a score of 2-6, 6-0, 10-6.
"Pepperdine was definitely more aggressive than we were, and they were the better team today," McInerney said.
At the time Krawczyk won, the match score was 2-1 in favor of the home squad. Pepperdine won out the rest of the singles matches to finish the day, with multiple matches going to three sets.
The Sun Devils will take on the Rebels of UNLV tomorrow afternoon in Malibu, Calif. at 11 a.m. PST
"We have to put this loss behind us and get ready to battle tomorrow against UNLV," McInerney said.
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Feb 15, 2014 at Malibu, Calif.
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#39 Pepperdine 6, #25 Arizona State 1
Singles competition
1. #23 Lorraine Guillermo (PEP) def. #73 Stephanie Vlad (ASU) 2-6, 6-3, 10-1
2. Desirae Krawczyk (ASU) def. Matea Cutura (PEP) 2-6, 6-0, 10-6
3. Ale Granillo (PEP) def. Leighann Sahagun (ASU) 6-1, 7-6 (7-3)
4. Michaela Capannolo (PEP) def. Ebony Panoho (ASU) 6-3, 6-3
5. Yuki Chiang (PEP) def. Kassidy Jump (ASU) 6-1, 6-2
6. A.Runglerdkriangkrai (PEP) def. Gussie O'SSullivan (ASU) 3-6, 6-2, 10-7
Doubles competition
1. Desirae Krawczyk/Kassidy Jump (ASU) def. Lorraine Guillermo/Christine Maddox (PEP) 8-4
2. #47 Yuki Chiang/Michaela Capannolo (PEP) def. Joanna Smith/Leighann Sahagun (ASU) 8-1
3. Matea Cutura/Ale Granillo (PEP) def. Stephanie Vlad/Ebony Panoho (ASU) 8-4
Order of finish: Doubles (2,1,3); Singles (5,2,4,3,6,1)


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"Written on the Body is a secret code only visible in certain lights: the accumulations of a lifetime gather there." ~Jean Winterson from her novel Written on the Body
IN 1986, I walked into World Gym in Venice, California—at that time, a small, funky space that women typically did not enter, except for a few female bodybuilders. At age 34 I'd left the tights-and-leg-warmers world of -Jane Fonda's Workout to come to a hard-core, -pumping-iron, no-frills place, having decided I wanted more muscles, more strength. And no more pink leg warmers. I had a very clear idea of what and whom I wanted to see in the mirror, and I had a long way to go.
Ironically, one of the first things that greeted me when I walked up the stairs into a cramped room full of clanking weights and harsh fluorescent lights was a wall of black-and-white photographs—nude images of a bodybuilder named Lisa Lyon. I found myself staring and realized this was the image of who I wanted to be. She was confident and proud; her muscles were lean, defined and beautifully sculpted. (This was before some female bodybuilders began taking steroids.) I thought, Someday I want to feel that I deserve to pose nude like that. Not yet, but someday.
Not yet because when I looked in the mirror, I still saw the girl I'd been for so much of my life. The girl who had fallen willingly into the deep and dangerous waters of drug addiction. I was 15 when I discovered both pharmaceutical amphetamines and tiny white tablets of speed, concocted in home labs or garages and sold on the street. The sound of pills rattling in a bottle was a lullaby to the pain in my soul. Over the years, I went on from speed to coke, and by the time I was in my twenties, I was in trouble. My body was wasted, my muscles thin and barely visible.
I did finally quit, late in my twenties, grabbing onto some rope in my heart that I hadn't even known was there. A stubborn determination took over, a buried part of me that wanted to survive. I resolved to work my way back to health.
That's who walked into the gym that morning and watched herself in the walls of mirrors, reaching for weights she'd never lifted before.
WE bear witness to ourselves in mirrors. They could be in our bathrooms, where we stand exposed, or in gyms and department store changing rooms. Whether we're clothed or not, the vulnerability is always there—as is the awareness that there is also, deep within us, an internal mirror. We are never completely finished with who we once were, and we meet that person every time we stare at our own reflection.
Over months and years, I did get strong. My body changed, and I took note of the transformations I saw in the mirror. There were anodyne moments of healing when I'd dispel my fears by looking at the musculature of my body. How dare you feel insecure, I told myself—look at the abdominal muscles centering your body; look at your legs, which can run miles and push heavy weights. Look at the power reflected there and feed off that. The body I had once dis-respected, that I had ruined with drugs, was now my therapist.
IN 1994, when I was 42, the chance to pose for Playboy was presented to me. The wish that had come to me long ago as I looked up at Lisa Lyon's photographs—a thought I hadn't really focused on for years—was about to become a reality. I told the magazine the kind of layout I wanted to do: athletic, artistic, focused on the shape and musculature I'd worked so hard to achieve. They quickly agreed. If they had insisted on some bedroomy, frilly layout, I would have walked away. I wanted what I'd envisioned all those years earlier, and I wasn't willing to compromise. I knew, given my reputation as the rebellious First Daughter (although my father was out of office by then), that I'd get criticized for doing Playboy, but I didn't care. I wasn't doing this to spite my parents; I was doing it for me. This was my victory lap. This was standing naked in front of the world when it was a miracle that I was even still in the world. I am proof that it isn't that easy to die, because from the age of 15, well into my twenties, I was working on dying. Most addicts are.


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As part of Redmond's vision for a more walkable urban downtown, Redmond Way and Cleveland St will be converted to two-way operations, consistent with the City's Guiding Principles for the Downtown East/West Corridor. The Couplet Conversion project will make downtown easier to navigate and more connected whether you are driving, walking, biking or taking transit, making Downtown a more attractive destination and community gathering place.
The ultimate design for Redmond Way and Cleveland St will feature two-way travel lanes from 160th Ave NE to Avondale Way with street parking on both sides. Redmond Way will be designed to carry the majority of vehicular traffic as the main arterial for the downtown area and will have a center turn lane, while Cleveland St will be designated as Redmond's "signature" main street.
The planning and design for the Couplet Conversion have begun and construction is anticipated to start in June 2016. This project includes work at eleven intersections in downtown. The remainder of the improvements between intersections will be constructed as redevelopment occurs.
Over the past several years, the City sequentially constructed new downtown roadway connections as part of the staged implementation of the Downtown East/West Corridor Study (DEWCS). These include Bear Creek Parkway, 161st Ave NE, 164th Ave NE and the Cleveland Streetscape. The Couplet Conversion project is the final phase, reinforcing downtown Redmond as an economically healthy, people-friendly place, enhanced by the movement of pedestrians, bikes, cars, and a diversity of businesses.
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Ranked among the nation's most integrated healthcare systems, Community Health Network is Central Indiana's leader in providing convenient access to exceptional healthcare services, where and when patients need them—in hospitals, health pavilions, workplaces, schools and homes.
Contact dermatitis is a physiological reaction that occurs after skin comes in contact with certain substances.
The majority of these reactions are caused by irritants to the skin. The remaining reactions are caused by allergens, which trigger an allergic response. In allergic reactions, the reaction may not start until after several days. Contact dermatitis caused by an irritant that is not an allergic response occurs from direct contact with the irritant.
Adults are most commonly affected by allergic contact dermatitis, but it can affect persons of all ages.
The most common causes of allergic contact dermatitis in adults and children include the following:
Plants, as well as metals, cosmetics, and medications may also cause a contact dermatitis reaction:
The following are the most common symptoms of contact dermatitis. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
The most severe reaction is at the contact site. The symptoms of contact dermatitis may resemble other skin conditions. Always consult your physician for a diagnosis.
Specific treatment for contact dermatitis will be determined by your physician based on:
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The Dakota Wesleyan University RN to Bachelor of Science nursing program is an online upward mobility program designed to provide professional development for licensed registered nurses who have graduated from an accredited associate degree or diploma nursing program. RN students have the opportunity to complete a bachelor's degree that is built upon the core values of learning, leadership, faith and service.
The RN-B.S. nursing program builds upon previous knowledge and provides the opportunity for students to develop abilities and skills related to the roles of a bachelor's prepared nurse, including provider of care, manager of care, member of a profession and leader
All required courses of the RN-B.S. nursing program are offered online, which accommodates the goal-directed adult learner who often has multiple roles and an inflexible schedule that makes a face-to-face learning environment inconvenient.
The RN-B.S nursing program includes core nursing courses which focus on enhancing skills in leadership and management; decision making and problem solving; nursing research and evidence-based practice; health promotion; health assessment; service to community; in-depth study of pharmacology; and care of families, populations and communities.
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Now that I'm over 50, I can double as a lie detector. And you don't even have to plug me in because I generate my own electricity.
Perhaps all midlife women develop the same sixth (or is it seventh?) sense – one that allows us to sniff out B.S. without even crinkling our nose (which is a boon for those who have had Botox and have been ordered by their doctors not to crinkle anything, not even an old newspaper.) There's a reason for the saying, "I wasn't born yesterday," and when it comes to telling fact from fiction, I'm happy that it applies to me.
When I was in my twenties and thirties – and even into my early forties, truth be told – I believed things I shouldn't have. I believed advertisers when they insisted I could spend less time cooking and cleaning if only I invested in their convection oven/food dehydrator/robotic vacuum cleaner. I believed bosses who promised promotions if only I'd fetch their dry cleaning and make their coffee. I even believed men when they said they just wanted to be friends. Even as they were trying to unhook my bra.
Don't get me wrong; I'm not jaded. I don't believe the worst in people. But I do know when someone has an ulterior motive for not being totally truthful with me. So, in the interest of helping out the next generation or two, let me clear up some lies you may be tempted to believe:
· Whiter laundry will NOT make you happier (unless you have a very peculiar form of OCD, and if you do, therapy may be a better option). As someone whose grandmother's linens had been bleached so many times the sheets would rip if you dreamed too vividly, let me say that there is such a thing as laundry that is too clean.
· The chance of that new miracle diet program actually helping you take off and keep off whatever weight you've been struggling with for the past 5, 10, or 40 years is slimmer than the chance of your dying by virgin sacrifice. What is more likely is that if you're always focused on your saddlebags or poochy stomach (I have abs like a dashboard – soft and padded with a built-in airbag), you're more likely to lose depth than weight.
· To that same end, no matter how many claims are made, nothing – not creams, lotions, gloves, pills, exercise programs, voodoo, or rolling down rocky hillsides – will reduce cellulite. Not even that cellulite iron they advertise on infomercials at 3 a.m. I don't iron my clothes and now they expect me to iron my backside? That's just nuts. If you want to be less bothered by cellulite, stop standing in front of the mirror looking for it.
· Thong undies are NOT comfortable. Sure, you can delude yourself into believing that something riding up down there is actually comfortable, but that doesn't make it so. And for heaven's sake, don't wear a thong with jewelry that goes where the sun don't shine – that's just a waste of good bling. Not to mention that you won't be able to sit down and will have walk around like an epileptic horse, kicking your legs spasmodically and snorting. We midlife women know that the only thing thong undies are really good for is staking up tomato plants or using as an emergency fan belt.
· Younger men who claim to be into older women usually define "older" as "out of college" and "into" as "I'm willing to sleep with them unless they have kids." And once you find out that you have more in common with his mother than you do with him, it cools the passion faster than watching a monster truck rally on TV.
· If one anti-aging product claims to reduce fine lines by 60% in 30 days and another says it can provide a visible lift to sagging skin in just 10 uses, mixing them together will not make you look like your high school yearbook photo. Thank god. Most of these products count on the fact that by the time you feel the need for them you can no longer see well up close and will have to rely on your empathetic friends to confirm that you look "years younger" because they've forgotten your name and feel guilty about it.


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If you want to end abortion, why kill a grant that teaches about birth control?
March 23, 2013 - Andrea Johnson
A question for legislators who voted in favor of all those abortion restrictions this week. What possible sense does it make to kill a grant that teaches kids about birth control and could prevent some of those unwanted pregnancies?
Rep. Bette Grande, R-Fargo, is the legislator behind the amendment to an anti-abortion bill that would kill a three-year, $1.2 million sex education grant for North Dakota State University. That grant would pay for voluntary sex education for 15 to 19-year-olds in the Fargo area. Parental consent would be required for the program, which involves a partnership between Planned Parenthood and NDSU.
Legislators have been trying to quash that program for months, presumably because Planned Parenthood is involved, even though Planned Parenthood in North Dakota does not perform abortions. Perhaps Grande is not familiar with the reality of teenage sexual behavior. According to the 2011 North Dakota Youth Risk Behavior Survey, an anonymous survey given to junior high and high school students every two years, 44.8 percent of all high school students in the state have had sexual intercourse. By the time they reach their senior year of high school, 62 percent of kids in the state have had sex. Thirteen percent of freshmen through seniors have had sex with more than four people in their lifetime. Forty five percent of high school students have had oral sex. Fifty three percent of high school students in the state do not believe abstinence is very important to them at this point in their lives. Only 12 percent of those sexually active students have ever been tested for an STD. Given those statistics, I think comprehensive sex education might be very important for North Dakota teenagers. Don't you?
Last month Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem ruled that NDSU could accept the grant. There had been some question about whether the grant would violate a state law that forbids government funding to people or groups that encourage abortion, according to an Associated Press story. The state law was ruled invalid more than 30 years ago, because it conflicts with federal laws.
Expect more of the same if Gov. Jack Dalrymple signs this bill and other abortion-related legislation into law. The Red River Women's Clinic in Fargo has promised to take all of this to court and it will more than likely win an immediate court injunction. Grande and our other legislators have just pledged to waste a lot of taxpayer money on a very costly legal battle.
Dalrymple should veto this bill along with similar, misguided legislation passed this week. Surely we have better things to spend our oil surplus money on than defending unconstitutional legislation.
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Apr-06-13 9:37 AM
Planned Parenthood has received a lion's share of "unintentional" press this past week with the FL legislature incident. That dust will settle soon, I'm sure.
Now if PP wishes to be taken seriously, as in its recent press release about "care for women and children," they'll have to watch their p's and q's in establishing a presence in ND.
Apr-02-13 11:36 AM
Legislators have come to their senses and killed the amendment to the abortion bill that would have threatened the NDSU grant. I am pleased to see that there is still a bit of common sense there.
Mar-28-13 3:21 PM
I wouldn't have a problem with legalizing polygamy between consenting adults because for some it's a religious requirement. However, I think there would be too many problems with the tax code and family court issues. There's also the question of how many wives or husbands a person could legally have. If it's legalized for a man and two wives, it would be discriminatory not to allow him to be legally married to all seven or ten or 20 of his wives. And, if the sister wives all helped raise each other's children, could they be on the hook for child support or be given child custody rights if one of them wants to divorce her husband? That's the real Pandora's box. The lawyers would love it.
Mar-27-13 11:08 PM
You doubt they would pass it? 20 years ago no one ever thought gays would be able to marry.
What this whole stupid business is about is "money" The root of all evil.
People who love each other don't fall out of or into love because of a marriage license.
The Supreme court is hearing this because its about getting Federal Rights so they can get Federal Money for their "other thing" whatever IT may be.
Once the Gays pass the triads will be next. Doubt away Andrea..These changes have come on over the last 15 years.. No one expected it to go this far and now its a civil rights issue. If its a civil right for 2 men why not a civil right for 2 men and one women..
Some people are very naive and short sighted when it comes to cause and effect.
Mar-27-13 12:19 PM
If you're talking about polygamy, I have my doubts that it would pass because it would be a tax and family court nightmare. They might consider decriminalizing it for consenting adults. For some people like the fundamentalist Mormons and Muslims it is a religious practice.
Mar-26-13 11:55 PM
Andrea if Obama care can pass the supreme court just about anything can.
In fact there is a new group waiting in the wings on the Supreme court ruling on gay marriage. Triads.. just the next step after the gays.. I told you it was coming..
Mar-26-13 5:44 PM
I'd wait until the case is tried, in spite of expert opinions.
Mar-26-13 2:50 PM
As it's unconstitutional, I highly doubt it.
Mar-26-13 2:33 PM
I guess it was time for the Republicans and Conservatives to get to spend a little of the money on something they want and are passionate about instead of always having to play defense.. Time we get to score one for the Goodguys. Besides who know this may become the law of the land..
Mar-26-13 2:31 PM
Yes just think how many abortions that money could have paid for.
Mar-26-13 1:36 PM
Well, now that Gov. Dalrymple has signed the bill, it's time to wait for the court injunction and the bill for all those hundreds of thousands of dollars for defending this legislation.
Just imagine what else we could have done with all that money.
Mar-26-13 11:36 AM
Yeah, that Paul Ehrlich. Wonderful guy. He's been featured lately on PBS. Rather chilling statements and alarmist predictions. Wow.
Mar-26-13 9:52 AM
I wouldn't compare these cases to Dred Scot. From a personal standpoint, I think there are better uses for my tax dollars than defending this legislation.
Personally, I oppose abortion and would be comfortable with some reasonable restrictions, if they were constitutional. I don't think abortion is usually acceptable past the point the fetus is viable, which is probably at about 22 weeks -- not 6 weeks. I think abortion is regrettable but necessary if a doctor says it will save the life of the mother or if it will preserve her future mental or physical health or fertility. If a child is going to be so severely disabled that he will die immediately after birth, I think there are very few who wouldn't abort and I couldn't take that right away from them. These laws don't make allowances for those situations. Any good laws would.
Blocking the NDSU/Planned Parenthood grant also makes no sense.
Mar-26-13 9:46 AM
Again, read the amendment. It does not stop sex education programs. It only prevents taxpayer money from subsidizing abortion.
Mar-26-13 9:33 AM
Legal "experts" have been proven wrong in court before. Consider lawyers on both sides of Dred Scott, for example.
Mar-26-13 9:11 AM
I'm not a lawyer and I wouldn't presume to say. Legal experts have said the Legislature has passed unconstitutional legislation. Perhaps they should have consulted something other than Wikipedia.
Mar-26-13 8:13 AM
Maybe its time for America to do as Paul Enrlich suggested back in the 1980s..He stated..
"[We need] compulsory birth regulation... [through] the addition of temporary sterilants to water supplies or staple food. Doses of the antidote would be carefully rationed by the government to produce the desired family size".
Maybe its time for us to use this method and let the Government control who can have a kid and who cannot. Then we wouldn't have to worry about abortion would we?
Planned Parent hood could just hand out laced water bottles and laced potato chips and all the abortion problems would go away.
Mar-26-13 7:45 AM
Again, I repeat,what should the laws say in all your great wisdom?
Mar-26-13 12:15 AM
Some laws, yes. In this case we have unconstitutional laws that will cost the state a great deal of money, won't be enforced and won't actually prevent abortions. Bad laws.
Mar-25-13 9:19 PM
Oh, Locomotive! Absolutely.
Mar-25-13 8:53 PM
In regards to all the other various laws that have been passed by state legislatures: if they haven't prevented certain behaviors (running the gamut from larceny to stalking to improper food handling), those laws have not been worth the effort to write them?
Mar-25-13 8:45 PM
What should the bills say to prevent abortions?
Mar-25-13 7:45 PM
Again, the various abortion bills passed by the legislature will NOT prevent abortion; there are documented results with comprehensive sex ed. programs like the one NDSU plans.
And this discussion has nothing to do with health care reform.
Mar-25-13 7:40 PM
disgusted: stay tuned
Mar-25-13 6:40 PM
I am shocked that the teens in Fargo are so isolated from the world that they need over a million dollars to be taught about sex and birth control from PP where abortion is on their front page. Roe v Wade was based on a lie. But, to the libs, the ends justified the means. I think I will start pushing for murder or killing of anyone who will cost long term medical and custodial care. I have switched my position on Obamacare and the 15 member panel. I think they need to start with all those in nursing homes who are in vegetative states and in their 20', 30's and 40's.
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ZF-10837: Remove include of TestHelper in all tests
Since we now have a phpunit.xml file that loads the TestHelper.php file, it is no longer required to include the file in each and every test.
We've done this in the ZF2 branch already; I'm not sure it's worth the effort to do it in the ZF1 branch -- it took a good week or more poking around to determine what test cases were failing due to never before being referenced, etc. I'd personally suggest skipping this for now.
I've removed the includes of the TestHelper already. It does not affect the skipping of tests.
Fixed in svn r23521, and merged to 1.11 release branch in svn r23522


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Julie Magnus is the branch manager of the Corte Madera and Marin City Libraries.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
Next week the library will be installing a new software upgrade. While the upgrade is being implemented, some of our services will be affected. In order to help everyone prepare and plan for this transition, we've outlined what to expect during the process, to the best of our knowledge, at this point. Library staff in your local branch will be able to fill you in on the most up-to-the-minute progress reports.
What: The library is upgrading the software used to check out materials to the public. This includes the library catalog and the system we use to create and maintain item records and library cards. The new system is called Sierra.
When: The upgrade is scheduled to occur on Tuesday, October 2 and Wednesday, October 3, 2012.
Who will be affected: Anyone who has a library card from any public library in Marin County. Anyone who accesses the Internet at a library computer. Anyone who uses the online library catalog, or the library's smartphone catalog app. Anyone who downloads eBooks or accesses library databases.
Where: All public library branches in Marin County and Domincan University. The MARINet website (library catalog, eBooks, and databases.)
How to prepare:
These library services will be available during the upgrade:
These library services will not be available during the upgrade:
During our transition to the new software, there may be intermittent outages of the library's computer system. Please bear with us as we attempt to make this change happen as smoothly as possible and restore library services.