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Graham Bar & Hutch
- Overview
Designed for versatility, our Graham Bar and Hutch can be used as a bar by sliding out the shelf and drawer towers; the roomy interior holds spirits and mixers. Fold down the front of the bar and it converts to a desk with a generous work surface.
- 51" wide x 20.5" deep x 88" high
- Crafted of kiln-dried hardwood with mortise-and-tenon joinery.
- Hand-rubbed distressed edges lend a vintage look.
- Base includes 6 drawers and a single shelf. Below, 3 drawers and a pair of cabinets with adjustable shelves store entertaining supplies.
- Available in Mahogany or Printer's Pine stain with antique-brass hardware, or Antique White or Black finish with antique-pewter hardware.
- Wood swatches, below, are available for $25 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for wood swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
- Catalog / Internet Only.
- Dimensions & Care
- Crafted of hardwood; moldings, panels and shelves are hardwood veneer over MDF. MDF is an engineered wood that lends exceptional strength and ensures the bar's structural integrity over time.
- The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture that has flawless surfaces and consistent color tones, and that will not be subject to cracking.
- Finished on all sides with black paint and sealed with lacquer for moisture resistance.
- Mount the hutch on top (with the included hardware) to hold dishware; its tempered-glass-paned doors enclose 2 adjustable shelves with plate grooves.
- Tempered glass is a safety glass that is manufactured through the process of extreme heating followed by rapid cooling, making it harder than normal glass and resistant to breakage.
- Knobs on the black bar and hutch are zinc with an antique-pewter finish; the mahogany-stained finish has antique-brass hardware.
- This furniture will be assembled in your home by our delivery team at no extra charge.
- Desk/Bar & Hutch Overall: 51" wide x 20.5" deep x 88" high
- Hutch Overall: 51" wide x 14" deep x 45" high
- Cabinet interior without shelves: 46" wide x 10.5" deep x 40" high
- Weight capacity per shelf: 45 pounds.
- Product Weight: 121 pounds.
- Desk/Bar Overall: 49" wide x 20.5" deep x 43" high
- Drop-Down Desktop: 47.5" wide x 13.5" deep x 1" thick
- Desktop Weight Capacity: 25 pounds.
- Cabinet interior behind drop-down desktop: 45" wide x 19" deep x 12" high
- Note: The 3-drawer cubes are removable, and the dimensions above reflect the cabinet without the cubes inside.
- 3-Drawer Cube Overall: 11.5" wide x 12" deep x 11.75" high
- 3-Drawer Cube Paper Tray: 10" wide x 11.5" deep x 3" high
- Center Top Drawer Interior: 11.5" wide x 15" deep x 3" high
- Center Middle and Bottom Drawer Interior: 11.5" wide x 15" deep x 7" high
- Right and Left Cabinet Interior: 15.5" wide x 19.5" deep x 22.25" height clearance
- Cord Cutouts: 5
- Back Panel Cord Cutouts: 1.5"diameter
- Adjustable Shelf Cord Cutouts: 3.5" wide x 1.5"high
- Weight capacity per shelf in cabinet: 35 pounds.
- Weight: 224 pounds.
- Includes 3 back panel cord cutouts and 2 adjustable shelf cord cutouts.
- Shipping & Return Info
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June 2, 2013
FULLERTON, Calif. - Center fielder Kasey Coffman hit a home run on the first pitch of the game and the Arizona State University baseball team carried that momentum to a 10-5 win over Columbia on Sunday in an elimination game at the Fullerton Regional in Fullerton, Calif.
Third baseman Michael Benjamin and second baseman James McDonald buoyed the Sun Devils' offense with three RBI apiece, and Coffman and designated hitter Nate Causey each hit home runs as ASU scored 10 runs on just five hits.
Right-hander Alex Blackford (5-1) earned the win after allowing just two runs on five hits in 3 1/3 relief innings. He recorded three strikeouts and issued just one walk as he earned his first win in three postseason appearances.
Coffman's leadoff home run over the fence in right-center field put ASU up by one early, and after conceding their advantage in the bottom of the frame, the Devils broke out six runs in the third and never relinquished the lead.
McDonald, Benjamin and Causey each drove in a pair of runs on a single, double and a home run, respectively, as ASU not only retook the lead in the third, but also gave itself a five-run cushion, 7-2. The first three batters of the inning reached on two walks and a hit-by-pitch before Benjamin's two-run double put ASU up by one. McDonald followed with a two-run single and Causey cleared the bases two batters later with a two-run home run.
Columbia responded to Coffman's home run with a two-run double by designated hitter Joey Falcone in the bottom of the first and erased the Devils' advantage, 2-1.
ASU then worked itself out of bases-loaded situations in both the second and third innings, first by starting right-hander Zak Miller and then by Blackford. Miller walked three in the bottom of the second before inducing a groundout to keep the Lions off the board, and again loaded the bases in the third after conceding a run. Blackford replaced Miller with two outs in the frame and got catcher Mike Fischer to strike out looking.
The Devils tacked on three more in the top of the third as Benjamin took a bases-loaded walk, while McDonald and catcher Max Rossiter drove in runs on a fielder's choice and a groundout, respectively, to extend their lead, 10-3.
The Lions scored two runs in the bottom of the fifth on a sacrifice fly and an RBI single to make it a five-run game, but Blackford and a trio of relievers combined to throw four scoreless innings to close out the game.
Miller went 2 2/3 innings and gave up three runs on five hits in a no-decision.
Left-hander Matt Dunbar allowed one hit and a walk in the seventh, right-hander Josh McAlister gave up one hits and struck out one in the eighth and right-hander Darin Gillies tossed a perfect ninth to seal the win.
Lions starting right-hander Stefan Olson (1-2) took the loss after conceding six runs on three hits.
Game Notes:
Coffman also led off ASU's game against Gonzaga on March 3 with a home run...Dunbar is now tied for the fourth-most appearances in a single season in school history (Chuck Crumpton, 1998)...Coffman hit his eighth home run of the season, including his second to lead off a game...McAlister also pitched one inning against Charlotte in ASU's 2011 regional game...Blackford appeared in two games in the 2010 postseason.
Postseason Notes:
Head coach Tim Esmay: 11-5 all-time in the postseason, including 8-1 in regional play
All-time: 167-71*
Against Columbia: 1-0
ASU is 7-0 in Regionals since 2003 when winning the first game of the Regional
* Postseason appearance and victories in 2007 later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Numbers do not reflect vacations.
Up Next:
ASU will face No. 5 Cal State Fullerton on Saturday at 8 p.m. PT in the first championship game of the Fullerton Regional. The game will be televised on ESPNU and will be also broadcast by the MidFirst Bank Sun Devil IMG Network on NBC Sports Radio AM 1060 and on the All-Access Player on thesundevils.com.
FULLERTON REGIONAL SCHEDULE | Fullerton Regional Bracket
Friday, May 31, 2013
Game 1: 4 p.m. PT - Arizona State 4, New Mexico 3
Game 2: 8 p.m. PT - No. 5 Cal State Fullerton 4, Columbia 1
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Game 3: 4 p.m. PT - Columbia 6, New Mexico 5 (13)
Game 4: 9:45 p.m. PT - No. 5 Cal State Fullerton 1, Arizona State 0
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Game 5: 4 p.m. PT - Arizona State 10, Columbia 5
Game 6: 8 p.m. PT - No. 5 Cal State Fullerton vs. Arizona State
Monday, June 3, 2013
*Game 7: 8 p.m. PT - *If necessary
All games on ESPNU/ESPN3
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Regionals: May 31-June 3 in Fullerton, Calif. Four-teams, double elimination (ESPN family of networks)
Super Regionals (best-of-three series): June 7-10 on eight campus sites. Two teams, best-of-three format (ESPN family of networks)
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I just got the new "Mollie Makes" yesterday and discovered that gorgeous marigold yellow shawl. I just love it, don't you? Thing is, I can't find the name of the pattern or any info about it in the magazine. The photo is on a page which advertises for Loop, a lovable looking yarn shop in London. So, I wandered around their website looking for the pattern, and I think it might be this one. It's kind of hard to tell from the photo, but it looks close, doesn't it? I love lace shawls made up with heavier weight yarn -- like maybe a dk or even worsted. Anyway, this might have to go in my queue soon. And I don't know what it is about golden yellows lately. I'm not really a yellow person, but I seem to want to make everything in earthy goldenrod colors lately. Guess I'm over my green phase ^v^.
Anyway, my knitting project of the week is the Camilla Kid pattern from the so talented Carrie Bostick Hoge. I was completely inspired to make this by the lovely Ginny. I love the yellow (again) one she made for her girls. I'd seen Carrie's patterns for adults, but the children's patterns had slipped by me somehow, so Ginny, thank you so much for sharing. I found the yarn for this on sale at the Woolie Ewe in Plano last week (yes, it's a long drive but I didn't tell you the new LYS in Tyler {closer} has already closed -- sad for them). Anyway, it's Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Chunky and it was on sale 1/2 off. I think our little Chloe will like the soft muted color, and don't you think it might look cute with a brown corduroy skirt and sweater tights?
Oh, and remember the plain vest from last week? Well, I frogged it. Not only were the colors different, but I just could not make myself like that awful sheddy splitty yarn (Hobby Lobby Yarn Bee Alpaca), so that project is on hold until I can find the right yarn -- good yarn and no settling this time. Settling for 2nd best (or 3rd or 9th in this case) always seems to turn out to be what my mom called 'false economy', i.e. buying something you don't really love just because it's inexpensive and available -- and then you never wear it or use it. You know?
Happy knitting and reading everyone!
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ETA: Many thanks to helpful Ravelry girls for sending me the link to the book -- "Juju's Loops" -- (coming out in November) where the pattern for the yellow shawl can be found. And another link here where you can see more of the patterns in the book. Must have it.


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Lufthansa Highlights Toronto: "Cultured, cosmopolitan, creative"
The stunted pine is a piteous sight as it desperately clings to the small rocky is- land. The lakeshore beyond it is bare of trees but studded with row upon row of condominiums. "Home Sweet Home" is the name of this depressing painting that hangs on the wall in David Miller's office. For a moment, the mayor of Toronto ponders the faceless modern buildings in their unhealthy surroundings. Is this a swan song for the Canadian wilderness? Mr. Miller smiles. This is the only picture in his office that he actually owns. "It touched me so I had to buy it," he explains.
Does it help him to focus on his favorite subject while fulfilling the multifarious demands of municipal politics? Mr. Miller has done a lot more to promote art and culture in Canada's largest city of about 2.5 million than many of his predecessors. Toronto's City Hall has been the seat of government since 1965. Built at one end of Queen Street West, its two curved towers flanking what looks like a space capsule, City Hall is a symbol of the 1960s' spirit of renewal that indeed contributed to a sharp rise in the city's fortunes. Toronto is undergoing another renewal today, this time a cultural and architectural one.
Star architect Daniel Libeskind sheathed the venerable Royal Ontario Museum in a crystal-shaped structure and placed a 57-story L on top of the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts. His colleague, Frank Gehry, enveloped the Art Gallery of Ontario in a cocoon of wood and glass. Other new architecture includes the Sharp Centre for Design, the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts and the Festival Tower. Toronto has over 190 theater groups, over 50 ballet and dance ensembles, a number of opera ensembles and two symphony orchestras. Art and culture appear to be the signs of the times, and Toronto is looking to its creative professionals and to the young, multicultural population of the region (average age just 37.5), around half of whom were born outside of Canada.
Anyone interested in tomorrow's trends should leave cool, shimmering downtown behind
and head for the edge of town where the avant-garde, working out of often tumbledown 19th century buildings, are testing boundaries and experimenting with new formal vocabularies. The Canadian Stage Company, for instance, occupies a red-brick gasworks not far from the Distillery Historic District. The ensemble per- formed several plays last year based on the Iraq War, including one called Palace of the End, which touches on the torture scandal in Baghdad's prisons. Iris Turcott sees the provocative program as reflecting the city's strengths. "Toronto is wealthy but also liberal and cosmopolitan," says the dramaturge, adding that the city is currently going through a historic phase. "The theater scene has been even more committed since Canadian politics lurched to the right, The fine art avant-garde has its own biotope, too. West Queen West on Queen Street West is the biggest, most fertile and whackiest.
Some 10 000 artists live in Toronto, the majority of them here. West Queen West stretches roughly from Gladstone Avenue to Bathurst Street and is a wild mix of tattoo parlors, designer boutiques, factory warehouses, sushi restaurants and fish 'n' chips joints. The district is within easy walking distance of the shadowy canyons of downtown Toronto, and as you approach it, you feel like you are entering a sunlit clearing after days in a dark forest. Instead of walking there from downtown, you can also climb aboard the old streetcar that regularly rattles by, causing the cracked asphalt to quake.
In contrast to Queen Street Village between University und Spadina Avenues, a zeitgeisty new district created by investors, West Queen West has in many places retained its rough, original charm. An old Chinese woman hands out brochures proclaiming the all-healing powers of a snakeskin remedy. A young man sitting in front of an empty house has a cardboard box in front of him on which is scrawled "Will take verbal abuse for change." Moneylenders, cosmetic salons, lingerie shops: the mixture gets wilder the longer you explore the bumpy sidewalk.
"I love how chaotic things are here," says Chris Hayes, a stocky artist who exhibits his work in the Engine Gallery, one of dozens of small galleries west of Trinity Bellwood Park. People appreciate his pop art, in which he uses wood, concrete, linoleum and acrylic. "I watch what people are doing in my neighborhood and add new elements. That's how I tell a story," he explains. "Toronto is actually a collection of ethnic neighborhoods with a village atmosphere where over 150 languages are spoken. I don't need to travel anywhere for new ideas, I just step outside my door."
The Engine Gallery also presents the work of native Hungarian performance artist Istvan Kantor, who is fond of styling himself a refugee and lived in many cities around the world before coming to Toronto, which has been his home since 1990. Toronto is also a main theme in his work. A fine example of this is the video production The (Never Ending) Operetta, which was among the winners at the 2009 European Media Art Festival in Osnabrück, Germany. The movie spotlights the housing situation in Toronto and draws on the artist's own experiences.
Does this mean it's the beginning of the end for the artists' paradise in West Queen West? Are investors lurking in the wings? Perhaps. But Toronto is a city that never stands still – a multicultural metropolis where being different has never caused disruption and more often created new identities. And unusual alliances. One mild summer afternoon during a rally on Nathan Phillips Square, some 200 artists publicly demonstrated their solidarity with Mayor David Miller. He wants to raise taxes in order to plug holes in the budget, and the art scene, say the artists, needs the money to survive. Many of them stepped up to the microphone that day. One American artist explained that he came to Toronto because it was safe. A Syrian artist said there was no place more tolerant and she couldn't work anywhere else. David Miller listened, eyes half-closed. Maybe he was thinking of the painting in his office.


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In some ways, Robin Kahn and Abigail Hastings were destined to live together.
They had met years before in Manhattan, when they were both married. The two women became fast friends, took vacations together, just the two of them, and arranged regular play dates for their kids.
But then, as life went on, they drifted apart. Abigail, a creative writing teacher and playwright, got divorced in 1997 and raised her son in a large loft in New York's artsy SoHo district. Four years ago Robin, a public speaking coach for organizations, also divorced. When that happened, she turned to friends old and new to discuss her circumstances.
"I made a list of people who went through difficult divorces," she says, "and Abigail was at the top."
After not seeing each other for several years, they met for lunch and talked and laughed and cried. At the end of the meal, as they were saying their good-byes on Broadway, Robin, then 58, mentioned that she didn't know where she'd be living next. Her daughter had just moved 3,000 miles away and after 25 years of marriage she was all alone for the first time in decades.
Abigail, then 55, said her son had recently gone away to college and that she too was living alone in the same large loft apartment.
The words were no sooner out of her mouth than she added, "Why don't you stay with me for a while?"
Robin's response: "I'll go home and pack."
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Timedude in Rules Discussion wrote:EDIT: 7/4/2011 9:13 Central US Time.
Wait a second... I've been promoted to moderator of the "Lesser Games" subforum?
So, it would appear in my absence I was promoted to rule this little corner of the Brikwars forums. Imagine my surprise. It would appear other submods or officers or whatever posted rules and credos and such... I'll pass. Common sense rules the day. Don't be a dick. That sort of thing. You guys know the drill.
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More than anything, this is just a test of my newfound forum powers.
Fair warning: All posts in this topic are subject to enhancement by yours truly.
Carry on.
EDIT: 8/21/11 Since it would appear I need to state something I assumed would be common sense.
DON'T POST EXPLICIT MATERIAL. Shit... To be clear: There is "all in good fun" and there is "being a troll". Don't fuck around. As always, parody in the style of Brikwars is okay, but posting pornographic images is definitely not. Genuine racism is also off limits, which should go without saying.
All of the above falls under the far more general statement: Don't be a dick.


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Perfect for outdoor adventures whether in the backcountry or the backyard. Our rugged clip watch combines an analog dial with glow-in-the-dark hands, red LED flashlight, fold-out knife, and always-handy bottle opener in a compact design that attaches to a belt loop or backpack.
Brushed alloy case. Water resistant to 100 feet. Batteries included. Approximately 1 3/4" x 2 7/8".
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Love this. I have the older version which just has the flashlight. I love the new style for the additional features like the bottle cap opener and the small blade. The key ring placement, if this is what it was meant for, is in an odd place as it gets in the way of the bottle opener and the watch face if you were to put keys there. Overall it is an attractive gift to give or to receive for some who uses their hands at work and cannot wear a wristwatch. I got it in both the blue and the red.
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Dear EOPS Student, We have good news for you! EOPS students have been selected to be the first students in Glendale Community College to pilot the GCC student email system. We in EOPS are looking forward to this new and exciting way of communication. This will allow us to reduce enormous amount of paper mail we send you each semester. As good stewards of our planet, we realize that all of us have a challenging task at hand to do our part in protecting the environment. It is in this spirit that EOPS staff embraces this new way of communication and hopes to increasingly move towards a complete replacement of postal mail with the email communication system. In these very difficult budget times, we felt the urgency to expedite this process. As you know, we send you information about our office hours, counselor contact deadline reminders, workshop schedules, and important semester deadlines on a regular basis. All this can be easily communicated via email. Eventually, we will use email to send you information about your book vouchers and grant eligibility as well. Once it becomes a college wide practice, you will be receiving emails from other important student services and programs. At this time, however, EOPS students are the only ones who have been assigned GCC email accounts. The Glendale Community College needs your assistance to test this email system and help us determine if it works properly, so that it could be opened up to all GCC students. Your objectiveis to test if you are able to: login properly, read emails that we will be sending you, open email attachments and take on-line surveys. EOPS shor term objective is: to replace conventional mail with email communication. EOPS long term objective is: to make email communication a part of our formal communication system.Steps to Activate your GCC student email To access your new GCC student email account, please follow these 6 steps. The email is Google based and has lot of fun features. We know that once you test drive it you're going to love it. Step 1: Log into MyGCC using your student ID and six-digit PIN number. If you have forgotten your PIN, you must go to Admissions & Records Office with photo identification. Step 2: On your MyGCC front page, open a drop-down menu from the selection box, select "my email" and click Go. Step 3: On the "my email" page you will be instructed to read and acknowledge the GCC Email Acceptable Use Policy. Once you've read the policy, acknowledge your acceptance by clicking the "I Accept" button below the policy. Step 4: Once you have accepted the policy, your Email Account name and Temporary Password will appear. Step 5: To log into your new account, click on the "Glendale College Email" link. Enter your email account name (without email@example.com) and temporary password. Step 6: When logged in for the first time, you will be required to change your temporary password. Enter your new password and read and accept the Gmail acceptable use policy. If you should forget your student email password, after your third login failure, follow these steps to reset it: Step 1: Log into MyGCC and go to the "my email" page. Step 2: Click the Reset Password button. This will reset your password to the temporary password that was first assigned to you. Step 3: When your password has been reset, log into your email account using your temporary password. Once in, you will be required to change your temporary password.Assistance is available If you want to learn more about your student email features you may click here to launch the Google Apps email tutorial. For assistance with your GCC student email, click here to go to the Gmail Help Center. Please note Gmail help is general help for all Gmail users. Make sure to add the GCC student email to your FAVORITES so you can check your emails frequently. Your comments, suggestions, and recommendations will help us identify the potential problems and improve this communication system to make sure we offer the best email services to our students. If you have any questions, or would like to schedule a counseling appointment, please call us at (818) 240-1000 ext 6900, or stop by the EOPS ANNEX.
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Crows have quite the history. They've been around since the late 19th century and were originally called "Black Rose". A typo at the manufacturers change the name to "Crows" and has remained that way ever since. They appear black at first, but upon closer examination and the right lighting, they're actually a very dark green. These licorice gumdrops are very similar to Dots, dome shaped and squishy.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Grandma7 so uniquely beautiful I can't say enough about this piece...it evokes an aura of tranquility that is so subtle yet powerful. i ordered this online and it was discolored so i went into the store where there were 2 more. All of them were different, in some the boards had too much space between them. so glad i have this on the wall leading into my bedroom. i highly recommend! July 8, 2015
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Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Farmer's Wife—Week 9
"Corn and Beans." This block was every bit the PITA that I suspected it would be, and more. Cutting out the triangles actually wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. It was matching them all up that gave me fits. Those little triangles are pieced together in rows instead of squares. Maybe I'm just not used to that, but as a result, I thought this block was quite a challenge. I'm glad to have it behind me.
"Contrary Wife." This block really should have been easy, but somehow I ended up unpicking and re-sewing one of the rows three times, because it just wasn't coming together the way I wanted. I guess it just wasn't my day yesterday. Also, this is the first FW block I've done where I really don't like how it looks on point. It's fine straight on, but as soon as you turn it on point, it goes all cock-eyed or something.
And here are a few blocks from last week, which I haven't shared until now.
"Century of Progress": Now this block I love. I paper-pieced this block—it's the first time I've tried that for Farmer's Wife. (I made my own paper-piecing templates by using Adobe Illustrator to manipulate the PDF templates that came with the book.) Paper-piecing may not make sense for every block, but it worked wonders for me on this one. I'm not thrilled with how the points came together in the very center of the block, but other than that I think my points are bang-on, and I could not have managed that with the usual Farmer's Wife templating method. And yes, I also switched up the layout of the prints. As many other bloggers have pointed out, there's something extremely odd about how this block is laid out in the book—it seems to make no logical sense. I swapped things around so that there was more of a pattern to the color layout, and I'm very happy I did.
"Churn Dash": So easy. So happy. Done.
"Cats and Mice": Oh, how I adore what the blue plaid did to this block! It gives it a whole different movement and radiance. Another fun block—just how Farmer's Wife should be. Let's get back to that next week, shall we, you old hag?
25 comments:
- Becky said...
oohh, i love that century of progress block too. They are all fun though.
- August 9, 2011 at 6:05 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Oh, swoon, your Churn Dash and your Century of Progress blocks are stunning!!! I really love the plaid on your Cats & Mice and the movement it brings, and I think your Corn & Beans turned out really well! That was definitely a block that made me grumpy, too. I think I see what you mean about the Contrary Wife - maybe it's the green wavy print that makes it feel kind of cock-eyed? All in all, I think your blocks are looking mighty awesome :)
- August 9, 2011 at 6:05 AM
- Joanna said...
I admire your drive to make it through some of those blocks. All those pieces equate to tears for me. They sure are pretty,though.
- August 9, 2011 at 6:29 AM
- Jill@northstarquilting said...
Well done for sticking it out. They look like they might have been a right pain. They're all beautifully pieced and I'm sure as soon as they're all together you won't see the cock-eyed one.
- August 9, 2011 at 6:32 AM
- Katie B. said...
You're cracking me up (again) Lee! Great work. Love that churn dash.
- August 9, 2011 at 6:56 AM
- Jamie said...
Well done! Your corn and beans turned out very well! I love the century of progress, too!
- August 9, 2011 at 7:07 AM
- CityHouseStudio said...
Your blocks are gorgeous!
I've been thinking about switching to paper piecing for most of the rest of my blocks -- I found the paper piecing templates in the Yahoo groups -- haven't tried them out yet, but that could save alot of time over making creating the templates myself. While I think about it, I'm off to make the churn dash block -- I loved yours!
- August 9, 2011 at 7:09 AM
- Jane said...
I think all these are really pretty!
- August 9, 2011 at 7:33 AM
- Rachel said...
The "cockeyed one" Honestly, I think it will look "better" (because I think it looks great!) when the extra seam is off of the edges.They all came out great. I am in awe :-)
- August 9, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- Nicky said...
Well done you have tackled some of the more difficult ones which I have not been brave enough to do.
- August 9, 2011 at 7:53 AM
- If Toys Could Talk said...
Century of progress is by far my favorite, but you did a beautiful job on all of them!
- August 9, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Svetlana said...
Beautiful blocks, I put Century of progress on my much, much later to do list. I just can't face it yet. Your looks wonderful.
- August 9, 2011 at 9:42 AM
Contrary Wife in the book is put together slightly differently with all the red triangles in the middle.
- August 9, 2011 at 10:00 AM
- Patti said...
Once again, I just love everything you do and your fabric choices make me want to shop!
- August 9, 2011 at 10:10 AM
- Jessica said...
Oh I just love them all! Agreed, on the Corn and Beans. Just ick all around. Yours looks fantastic though! Also I just love your century of progress. like love it so much I want to redo mine in that sort of color pattern. Also I just adore your fabrics, makes me want to shop!
- August 9, 2011 at 10:50 AM
- Sheila said...
You have worked so hard on these. Have you tried turning Contrary Wife on point but in the other direction, makes it sort of pointy.
- August 9, 2011 at 1:06 PM
- Lee said...
Anonymous, you're right! Thank you for pointing it out. I can't believe I didn't notice it. I think I'm going to have to rip this block up AGAIN and put it together correctly, I bet that will fix my "cock-eyed" problem.
- August 9, 2011 at 1:58 PM
- janeylulu said...
I'm so obsessed with the Century of Progress quilt block, I think I may have to buy the book just for that block alone!! You did a lovely job with yours!
- August 9, 2011 at 3:18 PM
- pasqueflower said...
More beautiful blocks! Your peas and carrots block is terrific.
6Ps : patience and persistence produces practically perfect points!
Love your color choices, as always--especially peas and carrots, churn dash, and cats and mice. (I have that blue plaid in my stash--minus what is already in a baby quilt.)
- August 9, 2011 at 5:24 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
Great blocks! Your Century of Progress looks awesome. I'm almost considering remaking that block so it will make more "sense" with the color layout.
- August 9, 2011 at 9:06 PM
- felicity said...
They're all awesome! I bow down to your mad triangle-assembly skillz, lady.
- August 9, 2011 at 10:46 PM
- Marg said...
These blocks are all fabulous. I'm impressed that you are still getting through them. Love the Cats and Mice block, gorgeous.
- August 9, 2011 at 11:30 PM
- Janine said...
Wow! These all look great. Reminds me I must get back to the FW...
- August 10, 2011 at 2:58 AM
- BillieBee (billiemick) said...
Your blocks are lovely.
- August 10, 2011 at 6:25 PM
- naturalgrrl said...
I love your colour combinations! Thanks for sharing.
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BYU hero, Jimmer Fredette, was seen playing at the Marriott Center for the final, final time on Sept. 22—along with many other outstanding rookies freshly drafted into the NBA. It was the Jimmer's All-Stars Jimmermania!
With the NBA lockout in effect, this may be one of the limited opportunities fans had to see these players on the court this year. And what a game they put on! As a recent grad from BYU, I was among those who caught "Jimmer fever," focusing on Jimmer throughout last season and not noticing other talent across the nation. Now I regret that. . . mostly.
Jimmer led one team, taking on San Diego star Kawhi Leonard and his team. Leonard's team won in the end, but with a score 140 to 126 it was actually the fans who got the most out of the evening.
Here were some of the stars that caught the crowds' attention:
Jimmer Fredette (Jimmer's team, obviously)
Jimmer shot for a total of 27 points, about his past season average of 28.9. He hit a few of his famous 3 point shots but mostly drove to the basket to score his points. He emerged to deafening applause and was cat called to "shoot it" every time he touched the ball anywhere between the 3 point arc and the half court line. Fans were beyond words excited to see their star return home.
Isaiah Thomas (Leonard's team)
Thomas stole the hearts of all fans early in the first half, and he wasn't even on Jimmer's team! Not sure how he did it, but this quick 5'9" guard from the Washington Huskies had the crowd screaming "We want Thomas" shortly after Steve Fisher, SDSU's head coach, pulled Thomas out to rest. He played with the crowd giving us the biggest smile. He was later given one of the biggest cheers as he left the court after the game. Thomas was also drafted to the Sacramento Kings and will be playing alongside Jimmer in the years to come.
Nolan Smith (Jimmer's team)
Smith, from Duke, led Jimmer's offense well, scoring regularly throughout the entire game and assisting in many of the alley-oops throughout the game. His humor was unmistakable. If anyone was having a good time, it was Smith. He played and joked with a lot of the players he defended. Several times we saw him smiling and laughing, and at one point he gave Jackson Emery a bear hug after helping him get up. His upbeat attitude made the game even more enjoyable to watch.
Kemba Walker (Leonard's team)
Walker was a sight to be seen. His speed and athleticism helped stop the Jimmer on several of his attempted drives. On the offensive side he worked efficiently, scoring all the time. Walker is one of those players I wish I had watched more closely throughout his career with UCONN.
Nearly everyone on the court got a shot at a slam dunk or alley-oop, including Jackson Emery who barely got his hands on the rim but made the basket all the same. People were swatting balls left and right and stealing was common place. There is a lot of talent in this group of rookies, and I look forward to seeing them on NBA courts.
If you missed the game you can check it out soon on byutv.org. Go under the shows tab and look it up!
TJ Fredette was the half-time show, as he rapped and talked to the crowd. (From left to right: TJ's announcer, Jackson Emery, Jimmer Fredette, TJ Fredette.)
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The walking sweater is a tradition in the British Isles that dates back more than a century. This classic outdoor style uses 100% Shetland wool fiber for its warmth and natural moisture-wicking properties. Built to withstand Scotland's vigorous, often fast-changing weather, it has suede patches at shoulders and elbows for durability and reduced wear and tear from backpacks or camera straps. Crafted in a 19th-century mill on the banks of the Annick Water in rural Ayrshire, Scotland.
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About Me Classic, Comfort-oriented, High-end shopper, Practical, Stylish
Comments about Scottish Wool Walking Sweater:
I have been wearing this sweater for 3 years now. Ir is the best sweater I have ever owned. Looks & feels great at all times. Washes well. Clothing store clerks often complement me on it. A thrift store clerk even took me aside & said that when I am through with it, they want it.You can't go wrong with this sweater.
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Love the Color and Comfort
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Arrived sooner than I expected and was well packed for shipping.
Outstanding Quality, Comfort, and Warmth
I live in snow country where the temperature can dip in a hurry. This sweater keeps me comfortable when the house is warming up in the morning or when I go for a walk on a cold breezy day.
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Many compliments and it meets my number one issue, quality. Also thick and warm.
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Overall a very good sweater nice tight knit. Only minor complaint the sleeves could stand to be about an inch longer. Standing arms straight they barely cover my wrist bones. Any activity causing me to bemd my elbowas the sleeves ride up beyond my wrist bones. Not way to short another half inch to an inch would have been nice but the sweater is totally useable. LEngth of body is good. I'm 6'-1" 175# ordered a large which is the same size I have ordered other wool sweaters from National Geographic in that have had longer sleves.
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Best sweater I've ever worn. Great protection against those cold winter winds.
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A really good quality British sweater. Just what I was looking for!
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This sweater not only looks great but is very warm! Love it!
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I purchased this as a gift for my husband and he absolutely loves it. Great for work and play, this sweater is well-constructed, and provides lightweight warmth in cold and/or wet weather. The reinforced shoulders and elbows make it great for outdoor adventures. The earthy rust color works well with almost anything.


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Volleyball Returns Favor, Knocks Off Dartmouth In Five-Set Thriller
Volleyball coach Sabrina King wanted to measure both the resolve and progress of her squad during the second half of its Ivy League season. Saturday night was a very good indication about both, as Princeton went on the road and handed Dartmouth a 15-13 loss in the fifth set of a 3-2 Princeton win.
After dropping the fourth set to go into a second-straight fifth-set match with Dartmouth (the Big Green won 3-2 in Princeton), the Tigers raced out to a 5-2 lead off a block by Nicole Kincade. Dartmouth battled back, eventually went up 12-10 and seemed in position to leave Princeton with another crushing five-set loss.
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Mattaliano made a good case for a third Rookie of the Week honor with 21 kills and 18 digs in the victory, while Kincade had 15 kills, four blocks and hit .444. Fellow middle Tiana Woolridge had 10 kills with only one error and added two blocks, while freshman setter Lauren Miller had a terrific all-around match with 59 assists, five digs, four kills and an .800 hitting percentage.
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The 16 area churches participating in the seventh annual Touching Davidson County with Love 2013 are: Beck's Lutheran, Coggins Memorial Baptist, First Baptist on West Third Avenue, First United Methodist, First Presbyterian, First Reformed UCC, Friedberg Moravian, Grace Episcopal, Greater Covenant, Greer's Chapel UMC, Jersey Baptist, Linwood UMC, Second Reformed UCC, St. Timothy's UMC, Tyro UMC and Wesley Heights UMC.
On April 13 they will be Touching Davidson County with Love. A unique group of people will set out on their various missions on this day as they take part in an ecumenical journey that has been months in the making.
A total of 16 area churches representing multiple denominations are involved in the annual Touching Davidson County with Love, the largest contingent yet for the event in its seventh year.
The beneficiaries will be Davidson County's needed residents.
Some 35 to 40 projects are planned, according Sandra Michael, a steering committee member from First Methodist Church. Those projects range from making home repairs to creating blankets that will be distributed by the local department of Social Services. Most of the projects taking place have been suggested by local agencies. In addition to work projects, churches are collecting donations that have been requested by those agencies.
"I'm getting excited about the 13th," said Michael, who has been credited by other committee members as being the chief organizer for the massive project. "I'm really not," she said. "It's awfully nice for people to say that, but I'm just one in a group of people."
This year, three downtown churches took on leadership roles for the project — First Methodist, First Baptist on West Third Avenue and First Presbyterian.
Most churches elected to take on their own charitable projects and work independently, although some are working with other participating churches.
Kay Albright, also a steering committee member who represents First Baptist, explained that local agencies were approached about the project and they in turn identified needs of their clients. Some agencies, too, were in need themselves. "They may need a room painted, for example."
Many older people who can't afford them will be getting new wheelchair ramps constructed. That is a special project for the team at Beck's Lutheran.
Albright says one of the most rewarding aspects is "seeing how grateful people are when you are able to give them a little bit of help. The needs are so great in Davidson County. They are always very appreciative."
In addition to helping the needy, a residual dynamic is the fact that many participants and organizers have the opportunity to interact with church members from various denominations.
"We've had wonderful fellowship over the years," says Albright, who has worked on Touching Davidson County with Love from its inception. "We've gotten to know so many people that we've become friends now."
"I agree," said Karen Carrickhoff of First Presbyterian. "We are all so blessed to be able to give back to the community and help others. This is what Jesus put us here on Earth to do. It's very important to reach out to people in need. The church's work matters. The faith doesn't matter.
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How do I get my stepson to listen
I have a 2 1/2 year old boy he is my stepson. i am at wits end he doesn't listen constantly throws fits,and never goes to bed unless we put him in our bed. His real mother just left him,and I'm the only.mother figure he knows. But whenever I try ne form of discipline he throws a fit. He hits me ,screams runs away. What can I so.In Topics: Discipline and behavior challenges, Communicating with my child (The tough talks)
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Kota Bahru, the capital of the Kelantan region, is of great interest to visitors, primarily as a result of its authenticity, which is Malay and Muslim in feel. The best place to experience this atmosphere is in the alleyways of the colourful central market. Nearby, why not climb aboard the astonishing jungle train.
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Al Quds Hotel
650, Wisma Al Quds, Jalan Sultan Yahya Petra MAL - 15200 Kota Bharu
Offering free Wi-Fi access throughout the property, Al Quds Hotel is conveniently located within a 20-minute drive from Sultan Ismail Petra Airport and the famous Wakaf Che Yeh market. Fitted with tiled flooring, air-conditioned rooms are simply fur..
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KBCC, Jalan Hamzah, 15050 Kota Bharu, Kelantan MAL - 15050 Kota Bharu
Just next to KB Shopping Mall, Tune Hotel - Kota Bharu City Centre provides modern air-conditioned rooms with comfortable King Koil beds. It is 1 km from Gelanggang Seni (Culture Centre) and Stadium Sultan Muhammad Ke-IV. Fitted with wooden flooring..
Hotel Perdana Kota Bharu
Jalan Mahmood MAL - 15200 Kota Bharu
Conveniently located within a 10-minute drive from Pasar Siti Khadijah, Hotel Perdana Kota Bharu features 5 dining options, an outdoor pool, a fitness centre and a convenience store on site. This luxurious 5-star property also provides complimentary ..