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Article One
The following words and expressions shall have the meanings explained opposite to them:
Article Two
The Ministry shall be responsible for the application of the provisions of this law to all that relates to all applied activities connected with dealing with manures and agricultural fertilizers and soil improvers whether imported or prepared locally or which are traded in, distributed, marketed or circulated in the Kingdom, and the Ministry shall lay down the technical conditions and specifications which must be satisfied by the manures and agricultural fertilizers and soil improvers produced or manufactured in the Kingdom for which there are no Saudi Specifications.
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Manures and Agricultural Fertilizers shall not be imported, traded in, distributed or circulated except after they are registered and the necessary license is obtained from the Ministry.
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Without prejudice to the authorities of the Customs Officers, the manures and agricultural fertilizers imported from abroad or manufactured locally or prepared or circulated in the local market are subject to interview, search, tests and taking samples of them by the competent officers appointed in the quarantine stations in customs outlet or the competent officers of the Ministry or those entrust by the Ministry with this duty in any place where these materials are found. The Ministry is entitled to carry out the test of those samples in its laboratories or in private licensed laboratories to confirm that they are identical with the specifications recorded on them and licensed and the extent to which they satisfy the conditions provided for in this law provided that the incoming consignments are reserve for a period of not more than thirty days.
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The technical officers of the Ministry in coordination with the concerned Government Authorities – are entitled to enter the places that deal with the different activities relating to manures and agricultural fertilizers for the purpose of supervising the application of the provision of this law, its Implementing Regulations and the Ministerial Resolutions and check the violations and the application of the penalties provided for in this law.
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Publicity, advertisement or publication of commercial information about manures and agricultural fertilizers is prohibited except after registration and license by the Ministry provided that the information relating to the publicity and advertisement are identical with recorded and licensed specifications and agree with the recommendation of the Ministry and the terms and conditions provided for in this law and its Implementing Regulations and the violator of the provisions of this Article is exposed to the penalties provided for in this law after coordinating with the Ministry of Industry and Electricity in relation to the manures and fertilizers manufactured locally.
Article Eight
Without prejudice to any other severe punishment provided for in other laws, the person in breach of the provisions of this law or the specifications provided for in the Implementing Regulations shall be responsible for all resulting injuries to others in addition to the following penalties:
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A committee shall be formed in accordance with a resolution by the Minister of not less than three members one of them must be a legal adviser to examine the violations provided for in this law and determine the penalty and puts its resolution before the Minister for approval and if the committee is of opinion that the violation requires the cancellation of the factory license a representative from the Ministry of Industry and Electricity and the General Investment Authority shall join this committee.
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Anyone against whom a penalty decision is passed may object before the Board of Grievance within a period of not more than thirty days from the date on which he received the notice of the decision.
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The Ministry shall, in coordination with the Saudi Arab Authority for Specifications and Measures – within ninety days from the date of issuance of this law – issue an Implementing Regulations providing for the general specifications and the condition that must be satisfied by the chemical manures and the soil improvers produced locally or imported and the methods of using each.
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This law shall be published in the Official Gazette and shall come into force after ninety days from its publication and anything conflicting with its provisions shall be cancelled.

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The objective of this study was to evaluate a novel accelerometer-based sensor system, the Walkabout Portable Gait Monitor (WPGM), for use in kinetic gait analysis of dogs. The accelerometer was compared to the common reference standard of force platform analysis. Fifteen client-owned, orthopedicall...
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A 6-year-old French spaniel and a 14-month-old German shepherd dog were diagnosed with ear canal atresia. Based on presentation, computed tomography, and auditory function evaluation, the first dog underwent excision of the horizontal ear canal and bulla curettage, and the second underwent re-anasto...
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Traditionally, the Puerto Vallarta real estate market has been heavily reliant on the US real estate market, with real estate sales to Americans making up nearly 60% of sales for real estate tourism up until just a few years ago. With the economic crisis of 2007, real estate prices of American homes crashed, beginning a five-year fall that only recently has begun to correct itself. Although Vallarta's real estate market is showing signs that it is recovering, a full recovery requires US buyers. Sales to Americans made up just a third of the market last year, the other two thirds split between Canadian and national purchasers. The national market has become very important to Vallarta's real estate market and will likely continue to be strong, as the Mexican economy is performing well. Having 60% of all sales going to Americans may not happen again; the Canadian and national markets are too strong. This even split between the three countries does mean that Vallarta's market is more diversified, however, which is positive news moving forward.
Nonetheless, it does seem that sales to American homebuyers in Vallarta could see a significant upswing this year because of the recovering American real estate market. As many Americans are reaching retirement age, and with equity now improving in their principal residences, there will certainly be an increase in Baby Boomers looking south for a winter home. And Puerto Vallarta, for many reasons, is an excellent option for them. The following statistical graphs shown here are courtesy of Case-Shiller and CoreLogic, two well-respected real estate analysis firms in the USA, many courtesy of Calculated Risk.
Graph 1 shows how US home prices increased or decreased between 1988 and 2008. The increase in prices from 1996 to 2006 created enormous wealth (false wealth, as we'd find out) in the USA. In less than 10 years, many homes doubled in value, some even more than that. And many of those homeowners decided to cash in on this new wealth by mortgaging their homes and buying a condo in Puerto Vallarta. They were exciting times, but it was too good to last. Notice how long the climb was, but how rapid the fall. We don't want to create one of these markets again.
Graph 2 shows how things peaked in 2007 when the supply of homes surpassed the number of home sales. By 2009 home sales had dropped by 40%, and home inventories had doubled, and it continued to get worse well into 2011. So now we know what happened, but what were we to do about it? For many, there wasn't much to do but just buckle down and do their best to get through the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
But enough about the past. Today, the market seems to have begun the process of recovery. It most likely will not be like the 2003-2008 years—what rises steeply can come down even more steeply; look again at the preceding graphs—but 2013 should be a bottoming-out year, better than 2012 and leading into better times in 2014. At least, that's my take and here's my reasoning.
Primarily, it's based on the recovery of the US housing industry; so much in the USA relies on the health of the housing industry. When it's good, it provides equity for homeowners, which can be cashed out to by second homes in places like Puerto Vallarta. So we need to keep a close eye on how the US housing market is doing.
Graph 3, from Calculated Risk, shows US housing inventory by the month since 2004. As you can see, in 2005 inventory kept rising all year, a clear indication that the housing bubble was ending and housing sales were falling off. However, take a look at what it's done since 2008; inventory levels have fallen to levels even below those in 2004. US housing inventory is at its lowest level since January 2001, and months-of-supply fell to 4.4, the lowest since May 2005, a very good sign.
Graph 4 shows US existing home sales since 2005, with the boom well underway. Today, sales are well below the bubble years of 2005 and 2006, but above 2008 through 2011. Another good sign and sales are trending upward.
Another good indicator is the many US homeowners who were "underwater" with their mortgages now moving into positive equity territory. Remember, this is the stuff that helps people buy condos in Puerto Vallarta. CoreLogic recently showed that 100,000 more borrowers reached a state of positive equity during the third quarter of 2012, adding to the more than 1.3 million borrowers who moved into positive equity through the second quarter of 2012.
This brings the total number of borrowers who moved from negative equity to positive equity to 1.4 million. Much of this is due to home prices increasing, secondly the paying down of mortgages.
Overall, it appears the US economy is poised for more growth over the next few years. It hasn't completely recovered, as there certainly are other economic challenges, but this is a good indicator of things to come. Vallarta's market usually lags behind the USA, which means we still have some time before we see a solid recovery, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. However, as mentioned earlier, a strong national market, along with improved diversification, will have Puerto Vallarta well-positioned for an improving market this year.


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The June 23 vote represents a huge popular rebellion against a future in which British people feel increasingly crowded within—and even crowded out of—their own country.
I said goodnight to a gloomy party of Leave-minded Londoners a few minutes after midnight. The paper ballots were still being counted by hand. Only the British overseas territory of Gibraltar had reported final results. Yet the assumption of a Remain victory filled the room—and depressed my hosts. One important journalist had received a detailed briefing earlier that evening of the results of the government's exit polling: 57 percent for Remain.
The polling industry will be one victim of the Brexit vote. A few days before the vote, I met with a pollster who had departed from the cheap and dirty methods of his peers to perform a much more costly survey for a major financial firm. His results showed a comfortable margin for Remain. Ten days later, anyone who heeded his expensive advice suffered the biggest percentage losses since the 2008 financial crisis.
In the early 19th century, a series of massive quakes rocked Missouri. Some experts predict that the state could be in for another round of violent shaking, while others warn that a big quake could strike elsewhere in the center of the continent.
As I drove across the I-40 bridge into Memphis, I was reassured: chances were slim that a massive earthquake would wrest the road from its supports, and plunge me more than a hundred feet into the murky Mississippi. Thanks to a recently completed $260 million seismic retrofit, the bridge—a chokepoint for traffic in the central U.S.—is now fortified. It's also decked out with strong-motion accelerometers and bookended by borehole seismometers to record convulsions in the earth.
The bridge passes a glass colossus, the Memphis Pyramid. Originally built as a nod to the city's Old Kingdom namesake, the pyramid now enshrines a Bass Pro Shops megastore. The city recently spent $25 million to prevent the pyramid from being swallowed, perhaps by Geb, the ancient Egyptian god of earthquakes. Further downtown, AutoZone's corporate headquarters also stands ready for a tectonic throttling, propped up as it is on top of giant shock absorbers, while, the nearby Memphis VA is similarly inured to temblors after the city spent $64 million dollars removing nine floors of the hospital to reduce the risk of collapse in a catastrophic earthquake.
It happened gradually—and until the U.S. figures out how to treat the problem, it will only get worse.
It's 2020, four years from now. The campaign is under way to succeed the president, who is retiring after a single wretched term. Voters are angrier than ever—at politicians, at compromisers, at the establishment. Congress and the White House seem incapable of working together on anything, even when their interests align. With lawmaking at a standstill, the president's use of executive orders and regulatory discretion has reached a level that Congress views as dictatorial—not that Congress can do anything about it, except file lawsuits that the divided Supreme Court, its three vacancies unfilled, has been unable to resolve.
On Capitol Hill, Speaker Paul Ryan resigned after proving unable to pass a budget, or much else. The House burned through two more speakers and one "acting" speaker, a job invented following four speakerless months. The Senate, meanwhile, is tied in knots by wannabe presidents and aspiring talk-show hosts, who use the chamber as a social-media platform to build their brands by obstructing—well, everything. The Defense Department is among hundreds of agencies that have not been reauthorized, the government has shut down three times, and, yes, it finally happened: The United States briefly defaulted on the national debt, precipitating a market collapse and an economic downturn. No one wanted that outcome, but no one was able to prevent it.
Brexit could spell the "death of a certain idea of Europe," Mark Leonard says.
In 2005, Mark Leonard published a book called Why Europe Will Run the 21st Century. The moment was ripe for such an argument. The European Union had just embarked on the greatest expansion in its history, welcoming 10 new members, and headlines heralded the sprouting of "a European identity" and the emergence of a "United States of Europe." Heck, Greece even admitted that it had fudged economic data in its zeal to join the European currency union.
In the book, Leonard took issue with the notion that China or India could soon eclipse America as a world power. "Those countries suffer from the same problems as the United States: they are large, nationalistic nation states in an era of globalisation," he wrote. "The European Union is leading a revolutionary transformation of the nature of power that in just 50 years has transformed a continent from total war to perpetual peace. By building a network of power—that binds states together with a market, common institutions, and international law—rather than a hierarchical nation-state, it is increasingly writing the rules for the 21st Century."
Are the referendum results binding? How long will it take Britain to get out? What happens to the rest of Europe?
First, are the results really binding?
For the pro-"remain" side, this may be more wishful thinking than anything—given the scale of the "leave" victory—but, in theory at least, the referendum's results are not binding. That's because, in the U.K., it is Parliament that is sovereign. Referenda themselves are rare in the country—and Thursday's was only the third in U.K. history.
Here's more from the Financial Times earlier this month:
The relevant legislation did not provide for the referendum result to have any formal trigger effect. The referendum is advisory rather than mandatory. The 2011 referendum on electoral reform did have an obligation on the government to legislate in the event of a "yes" vote (the vote was "no" so this did not matter). But no such provision was included in the EU referendum legislation.
What happens next in the event of a vote to leave is therefore a matter of politics not law. It will come down to what is politically expedient and practicable. The UK government could seek to ignore such a vote; to explain it away and characterise it in terms that it has no credibility or binding effect (low turnout may be such an excuse). Or they could say it is now a matter for parliament, and then endeavour to win the parliamentary vote. Or ministers could try to re-negotiate another deal and put that to another referendum. There is, after all, a tradition of EU member states repeating referendums on EU-related matters until voters eventually vote the "right" way.
American society increasingly mistakes intelligence for human worth.
As recently as the 1950s, possessing only middling intelligence was not likely to severely limit your life's trajectory. IQ wasn't a big factor in whom you married, where you lived, or what others thought of you. The qualifications for a good job, whether on an assembly line or behind a desk, mostly revolved around integrity, work ethic, and a knack for getting along—bosses didn't routinely expect college degrees, much less ask to see SAT scores. As one account of the era put it, hiring decisions were "based on a candidate having a critical skill or two and on soft factors such as eagerness, appearance, family background, and physical characteristics."
The 2010s, in contrast, are a terrible time to not be brainy. Those who consider themselves bright openly mock others for being less so. Even in this age of rampant concern over microaggressions and victimization, we maintain open season on the nonsmart. People who'd swerve off a cliff rather than use a pejorative for race, religion, physical appearance, or disability are all too happy to drop the s‑bomb: Indeed, degrading others for being "stupid" has become nearly automatic in all forms of disagreement.
The U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union betrays a failure of empathy and imagination among its leaders. Will America's political establishment fare any better?
If there is a regnant consensus among the men and women who steer the Western world, it is this: The globe is flattening. Borders are crumbling. Identities are fluid. Commerce and communications form the warp and woof, weaving nations into the tight fabric of a global economy. People are free to pursue opportunity, enriching their new homes culturally and economically. There may be painful dislocations along the way, but the benefits of globalization heavily outweigh its costs. And those who cannot see this, those who would resist it, those who would undo it—they are ignorant of their own interests, bigoted, xenophobic, and backward.
So entrenched is this consensus that, for decades, in most Western democracies, few mainstream political parties have thought to challenge it. They have left it to the politicians on the margins of the left and the right to give voice to such sentiments—and voicing such sentiments relegated politicians to the margins of political life.
The regulations and trade negotiations will be a nightmare to sort out, but the scariest part right now is the uncertainty.
Great Britain's decision to extricate itself from the EU has consequences that are at once far-reaching and unknown. By Friday morning, no market was immune. Great Britain's currency, the pound, had fallen to its lowest levels since 1985, and the FTSE (an index of the London stock exchange) and DAX (a German stock index) plummeted. In the U.S., markets opened in the red, gold (a commodity that many investors flee to at times of uncertainty) was up, and traders around the globe prepared for a volatile day amid the question of what the future will look like with the U.K. untethered from the European Union.
The health of an economy is significantly influenced by the policies and regulations that govern its financial systems. But the problem here goes far beyond a change in regulations: The bottom line is that no one really knows what will happen in either Great Britain or the EU—and that is in and of itself an economic problem. Markets don't respond well to uncertainty. It's understandable, then, that Great Britain's historic move to shed its formal integration with Europe after almost six decades and the resignation of its prime minister all at one time would send markets into a bit of a frenzy.
Twenty-three years after Listening to Prozac, Peter Kramer comes to the drug's defense.
Several years ago, in the middle of reading volume five of The Princess Diaries to our elder daughter, my wife came to a passage about a dog who is so anxious when left alone that he licks himself until his hair falls out. The royal veterinarian has prescribed Prozac, but the young princess thinks the dog's real problem is that it lives with her grandmother: "If I had to live with Grandmère, I would totally lick off all my hair." Our daughter was curious about the medication, which she had never heard of. "Wouldn't it be wonderful," she said, "if there was something like that for people?"
There is, of course, something like that for people. It is prescribed by sober clinicians, dismissed by critics who wouldn't give it to a dog, and puzzled over by a public unsure whether it is a life-changing medication or a fairy-tale invention. The confusion is understandable. In 1993, the writer-psychiatrist Peter D. Kramer published Listening to Prozac, his best-selling examination of a pill that promised to revolutionize the treatment of anxiety and depression. In 2010, the Harvard researcher and psychologist Irving Kirsch published The Emperor's New Drugs: Exploding the Antidepressant Myth, a data-fueled argument that was lauded in a New York Review of Books essay called "The Illusions of Psychiatry" and featured on 60 Minutes, as well as in a Newsweek cover story. "Studies suggest," the article reported, "that the popular drugs are no more effective than a placebo."
Laura Ingalls Wilder's popular book series championed emotional restraint—an approach I've come to both question and appreciate in adulthood.
Laura Ingalls Wilder's semi-autobiographical series Little House on the Prairie tells the simple but sprawling story of a young pioneer girl and her family as they journey across the American frontier in the 1880s. First published during the Great Depression, the novels have since been fairly criticized for their depiction of Native Americans, but this troubling aspect hasn't diminished their popularity (they're beloved by the feminist writer Roxane Gay and the former Alaska governor Sarah Palin alike). Today, the books disturb me as much as they move me—but as a kid, I longed for someone to develop the technology to print Little House on the backs of my eyelids, so that no matter what I was doing I could always be with Laura, racing ponies across the prairie or making maple sugar candy in the Big Woods.
The common definition of "clean" might be detrimental to our skin.
A rock monster tries to save a village from destruction.
How Ariel Sabar chased the true story behind "The Gospel of Jesus's Wife" from the Florida swingers scene to the Vatican


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If you're looking for Italian comfort food, this is it! By using store-bought spaghetti sauce, you save time when preparing this creamy dish. "You'll enjoy every bite!" —Lorraine Caland Thunder Bay, Ontario
- 3 cups chicken broth
- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1-1/2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 cup uncooked arborio rice
- 1 cup meatless spaghetti sauce
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- In a small saucepan, heat broth and keep warm. In a large skillet, saute chicken in oil until no longer pink. Remove and keep warm.
- In the same skillet, saute mushrooms and onion in butter until crisp-tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add rice; cook and stir for 3 minutes. Carefully stir in 1 cup warm broth. Cook and stir until all of the liquid is absorbed.
- Add remaining broth, 1/2 cup at a time, stirring constantly. Allow the liquid to absorb between additions. Cook until risotto is creamy and rice is almost tender. (Cooking time is about 20 minutes.)
- Stir in the spaghetti sauce, cheese and reserved chicken; cook and stir until thickened. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Chicken & Tomato Risotto in Taste of Home August/September 2008, p37
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"This was really good. It does not really reheat very well though. Much better than the first risotto recipe I tried. Would be good with shrimp also."
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"Good and easier than I thought it would be. Adding a spring of fresh minced basil to the top before serving. Very good. Will definitely make again and keep single servings on hand for work lunches."
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Medicine cabinet full of outdated drugs? Dispose of them safely through the Take Away Environmental Return Program, which was started by the medical-waste-management firm Sharps Compliance. Get a prepaid mailing envelope from a participating pharmacy (listed at sharpsinc.com/locations) and fill it with unused over-the-counter or prescription meds. (Controlled substances such as OxyContin will not be accepted.) The drugs will be shipped to Sharps, where they are incinerated—still in their mailers—under licensed law-enforcement supervision.
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Miami Dolphins need a head coach with an aura
Sometimes the best thing to do is listen to your gut, and let your instincts lead.
That's a lesson the old Miami Dolphins brain trust learned in 2007 when searching for a head coach after Nick Saban dumped the franchise and went back to the college game.
Just like this offseason, back in 2007 most in South Florida wanted an "offensive mind coach" to replace Saban. They saw all the sexy offenses teams like the Patriots, Colts, Saints and Chargers were producing and wanted some of that, so the architect of San Diego's offense, Cam Cameron, was the front runner.
However, Mike Tomlin was brought in for an interview, primarily to satisfy the Rooney Rule requirements. I've been told by 6,000 people (an exaggeration of course, but you get the point), including some of the members on that committee, that Cameron's first interview wasn't good.
But this young and hungry coach named Tomlin blew former owner Wayne Huizenga and his search committee away.
However, Tomlin wasn't exactly what they wanted, so the Dolphins sat down with Cameron again, and eventually hired him. Wouldn't you know that just like that first interview, Cameron failed to win over his locker room and produced a 1-15 season in his one year as head coach.
And that's how we got to where we are today in 2012, wasting four years.
All Tomlin has done is win a Super Bowl with the Steelers in 2008, play in another in 2011, and lead Pittsburgh to the playoffs four of his five seasons.
If only the Dolphins had gotten that one right.
There's a presence that leaders have. There's an art to commanding a room, making people follow you into the darkest alleys, and believing in your vision, no matter how crazy it sounds.
There's an aura around great men.
I know I've talked about finding a guy with head coaching experience, and someone who has a history of developed quarterbacks. Those are critical elements needed to be successful moving forward. But atop the list of qualities the Dolphins need to search for should be that aura, a presence.
The next head coach of this team should have a luminous radiation. You should feel like its an honor to be meeting this person.
The first time I met John Harbaugh, before this former special teams coach had ever coached a game for the Ravens, I felt it in his handshake.
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Doing Cartwheels
My gray and yellow love is still going strong, as you can see, plus I threw in some pink for good measure. The background is Kona Ash and the binding is this Lizzy House print, which is fabulous for binding!
Some of my favorite stash prints can be found in the blocks and on the back, including this yellow print from Riley Blake, which I used up and must now buy lots more. : ) (Fortunately it's on sale here.) Sarah Jane's ridiculously adorable narwhals are in there too.
Since I've had a few requests, this pattern is now available for sale. The pattern includes a paper-piecing template for making the Cartwheel blocks, as well as full cutting and assembly instructions to make this quilt in three different sizes: Baby, Lap, and Twin. The Cartwheel block is a lot of fun and deceptively simple to sew—there aren't any seams to match up when you put the block sections together, and that's always the trickiest part of foundation piecing. So I hope you'll give this one a try! Click here to purchase.
63 comments:
- Kristan said...
Beautiful! Thanks for the free instructions. :)
- October 1, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- Laurel09 said...
Not sure if it's just me, but I can't see your first two images in this post... which is a bummer, because I would love ot see the front of the quilt! I'll check back later. :)
- October 1, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- DianeY said...
I can't see it either
- October 1, 2012 at 11:19 AM
- Bethany Wise said...
Lee, Thanks for this block, when I first saw this quilt I just loved it--of course I seem to love everything you make :)
- October 1, 2012 at 11:30 AM
- piece peace said...
Thank you so much for sharing this great block. I especially appreciate that you have sizes to fit each piece. That is a huge help to me when I am paper piecing.
- October 1, 2012 at 11:33 AM
- Barbie Mills said...
Thanks for sharing this pattern! Your quilt is just so cute! I love how it turned out.
- October 1, 2012 at 11:45 AM
- Artsy-Craftsy Ivy said...
Thanks so much, Lee! I can see all the images in this post, btw.
- October 1, 2012 at 11:46 AM
- Katie B. said...
This is awesome, Lee! And I love the pink added to the gray/yellow.
- October 1, 2012 at 11:48 AM
- Paty Z said...
Thanks a lot Lee for sharing!! The pattern is beautiful
- October 1, 2012 at 12:04 PM
- Alison said...
How cute! I have a friend having a baby in three weeks and if she has a girl, I am definitely going to use this pattern! Thanks for sharing!
- October 1, 2012 at 12:23 PM
- vexa said...
Thanks for sharing. It's lovely.
- October 1, 2012 at 12:29 PM
- Judith said...
Thanks for sharing with us today! Lovely quilt. Judith, Texas
- October 1, 2012 at 12:31 PM
- Tiffany said...
Thank you so much! I love how you made your quilt with the top/bottom rows cut in half, rather than having four full sized rows. I'm excited to try this pattern some day!
- October 1, 2012 at 12:54 PM
- Kathryn said...
Thanks for the block. I love the off-kilter look of it. I've downloaded it and will definitely be making it.
- October 1, 2012 at 12:59 PM
- Karen said...
Thanks Lee -- this is so beautiful! It would also work on point -- with 1/2 wheels to the left and right ??
Love it -- thanks again !
- October 1, 2012 at 1:17 PM
- Mrs.Hearts said...
Very cute, and thank you!
- October 1, 2012 at 1:58 PM
- Rowen said...
That's such a beautiful quilt!
- October 1, 2012 at 2:05 PM
- Nicole said...
You do such beautiful work! I love your quilts. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
- October 1, 2012 at 2:30 PM
- Flying Blind... said...
It's a beauty x
- October 1, 2012 at 2:57 PM
- Dianne Neale said...
Beautiful - as always! Thanks for sharing the pattern
- October 1, 2012 at 3:05 PM
- Kelly said...
That is a gorgeous quilt and thankyou for being generous enough to share the pattern!
- October 1, 2012 at 3:11 PM
- capitolaquilter said...
Super cute, nice of you to share!
- October 1, 2012 at 3:22 PM
- Longvacation said...
Very lovely! Thanks for the free block.
- October 1, 2012 at 3:49 PM
Not sure if it's just me but the link to google docs shows up as a blank page for me?
- October 1, 2012 at 5:35 PM
- Leila said...
Oh. My. I. Am.In. Love! Great colors! and I like how you split the top and bottom row of blocks up. She will love it!
Congrats on all of the fun quilting stuff that is coming your way!
- October 1, 2012 at 5:39 PM
- basildonkitchens said...
Wonderful - I love everything about it!
- October 1, 2012 at 6:04 PM
- Katy Cameron said...
Oh it's gorgeous! Love the colours and the pattern :o)
- October 1, 2012 at 6:06 PM
- Doreen said...
That happens to me sometimes and if I "refresh" the site most of the time it finishes downloading.
- October 1, 2012 at 6:14 PM
- Doreen said...
I so love your color choices....especially that gray background. Have downloaded and saved the pattern. You are very generous. Will post a pic when I get to it! Hugs, Doreen
- October 1, 2012 at 6:16 PM
- Elvy Crafts said...
Awesome pattern, Lee!
- October 1, 2012 at 6:37 PM
- Becky (My Fabric Obsession) said...
This is really fantastic! I love everything about it! Great work!
- October 1, 2012 at 6:48 PM
- Kimetha TURNER said...
thanks for the free pattern. love it.
- October 1, 2012 at 7:00 PM
- Kimberly White said...
It's a beautiful quilt! Thanks for the pattern!
- October 1, 2012 at 7:07 PM
- ThirdMargaret said...
Thank you, thank you!! What a beautiful quilt!
- October 1, 2012 at 8:05 PM
- Alicia said...
Love it! Thanks for sharing!
- October 1, 2012 at 8:40 PM
- Barbara said...
Very pretty. Thank you for sharing the pattern.
- October 1, 2012 at 8:44 PM
- Holli said...
Thank you SO much for the pattern! When I saw this the other day on your blog I just fell in love with it and was so hoping there'd be a link to a pattern. And here you are with not only a pattern, but free! What an amazing gift you wonderful bloggers are to us novice quilters. I would be no where without you! Thank you!! And your finished quilt is absolutely beautiful!
- October 1, 2012 at 9:24 PM
- QuiltyGirl said...
I love to piece my backs the same way! I love your block, great job!
- October 1, 2012 at 9:27 PM
- Lisa E said...
What a gorgeous quilt. Thanks for telling us about the fabrics you used. I'm always interested in what other people use. Most of all, thanks for the paper-piecing pattern.
- October 1, 2012 at 10:13 PM
- Heidi Grohs said...
You are so generous Lee!! It looks absolutely beautiful! The grey, pink, and yellow are the perfect shades!!! So calming!!!!
- October 1, 2012 at 10:27 PM
- diane said...
I love everything about this quilt, especially the colors you used. Thanks for the free pattern
- October 2, 2012 at 12:04 AM
- Christine said...
This was such a nice surprise, Thank you! Your quilt is so pretty and its now in my quilting Que. I have never done any paper piecing but I am excited to try.
- October 2, 2012 at 12:13 AM
- Gina said...
Thanks so much!! This looks like a fun quilt block and i love your quilt!!
- October 2, 2012 at 2:32 AM
- Kristie said...
Very pretty! And perfect color choices. Thanks for the download :)
- October 2, 2012 at 9:07 AM
- Kelsey said...
What an adorable pretty quilt! Thank you for sharing the tutorial!
- October 2, 2012 at 9:12 AM
- Michelle said...
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been loving this quilt block since I saw the other day. Great quilt!
- October 2, 2012 at 10:47 AM
- Gina S. said...
Thank you! I was trying to figure out how to do this. Can't wait for the full pattern.
- October 2, 2012 at 11:00 AM
- CityHouseStudio said...
This block is wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing it!
- October 2, 2012 at 11:34 AM
- Brenda at Whimsey Hill Quilts said...
I love it! Thank you so much for sharing the pattern! I know just the fabric I'll use for this project.
- October 2, 2012 at 12:12 PM
- Richard Healey said...
Love the colors in this quilt that is just fantastic. Going to have to add it into the loved quilt list.
- October 2, 2012 at 12:40 PM
- Svetlana said...
what a lovely quilt, love all those pretty colors together.
- October 2, 2012 at 3:02 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
So cute! I really love the block, Lee. And I will download it now--you are so generous to share it with us!
- October 2, 2012 at 11:49 PM
- Staci said...
Thank you for sharing! I am attending SS and didn't make it into your class. I have been searching around for a paper piecing pattern that was appropriate for a novice. Excited to try it!!
- October 3, 2012 at 12:03 AM
- Stacey said...
What a great a block...I am looking forward to having some fun with this...maybe a scrap buster quilt :)
- October 3, 2012 at 3:22 AM
- Laurel09 said...
I've come back to see the quilt and the images are showing fine now - it's great! I am thinking that it would be a good pattern for a Christmas quilt, also (which I am on the search for). Thank you for sharing the pattern!
- October 3, 2012 at 7:27 AM
- Terry Aske Art Quilts said...
What a great quilt - such pretty colors, and I love your block!
- October 3, 2012 at 3:17 PM
- Sharon said...
cartwheel quilt is fabulous! may I ask what program you use to create your foundation patterns?
I am still loving the gray and yellow, too, and the pink is great (pink is always a good idea).
- October 3, 2012 at 7:29 PM
- luvinthemommyhood said...
Oh my....this is awesome! Thanks for the free download. I'm adding this to my must make list. So pretty!
- October 3, 2012 at 8:07 PM
- Melanie said...
This quilt is so adorable! Thanks for the free pattern. I have wanted to try paper peicing for a long time - the will a perfect way to start!
- October 4, 2012 at 8:20 PM
Thank you for the free pattern.
When I first saw it, I imagined it in Halloween prints. Then I thought about how interesting it would be if I used Christmas fabrics -- all scrappy, of course.
I can't wait to see it worked up in Christmas/winter fabrics and made into a generous throw for my sofa....I might even use either flannel or minky-type fabric for the back.
Mmmmm, the possibilities are endless.
- October 4, 2012 at 9:41 PM
- Monika Kinner Whalen, Fibre / Embroidery Artist said...
LEE! I love that block. How awesome! You have such an eye for design. : )))
Monika in Saskatoon
- October 10, 2012 at 7:55 PM
- Patti said...
I know I'm really late with thanking you but I put this in a folder whilst on vacation and have only just started to look at all the things I saved there. Thank you so very very much for this patter because I love it to pieces.
- November 19, 2012 at 3:11 PM
- Jan said...
Love, love, love this quilt. :)
- December 12, 2012 at 10:00 PM


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Friday, March 23, 2012
Jeff Irleand
But that's not all. In an article today, Armando talks about Jeff and tells us that he wants to "build this offseason through the draft" and that he was handcuffed by the salary cap.
First things first: you are down about 4 starters (two on each side), and some key reserves and you intended to put rookies in there? Or maybe some guys who couldn't crack the lineup last year? Yikes.
And then the salary cap. Clearly, YOU are the problem with the cap. You've been here for going on 5 years. Only a few (what is it, 3?) players are left from a previous coach or GM. So that means that all current contracts have your signature on them. If the Dolphins don't have money to spend, that is your fault, and you can't simply explain it away as "oh its the salary cap"....you know what the cap is. You have a cap-ologist. You knew last offseason there would be a smaller cap when the CBA was signed.
No, this mess the team has is all on you. As I said before: 7-9, 7-9, 6-10. The players account for most of those records.
And from what I read: Peyton really had no interest. Alex Smith took this as a free paid vacation to Miami, but had no interest. And Matt Flynn saw the Fins weren't serious about signing him. So, while Jeff "tried" - he really didn't.
I am not joining the media in calling for his ouster, because they focus on the wrong things. I am calling for his ouster because he can't manage the cap, and can't find good enough players.
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I think people just need a monster to chase around with torches and pitchforks.
Im fine with all the decisions so far this offseason. Peyton wasnt ever serious about coming here and we werent ever serious about Flynn. Alex Smith does absolutely nothing for me so I dont care if they kicked his tires and sent him back without a contract. Due diligence, imo.
David Gerrard is a good veteran player and gives us great depth at the position with two guys that are proven starters, with one of them, Gerrard, having gone to the probowl in the last season he played.
The cap is the cap, tons of teams with no money to spend didnt win the superbowl recently, so Im not sure your cause has anything to do with your efffect.
Ad far as building through the draft and not free agency, thats a throroughly proven way to build a team that will be competitive for a long time. Making a big splash in free agency rarely does anything more than mollify the mob mentality.
If we come out of this draft with a pass rusher, a couple receivers and a young QB, or two, then the plan is perfectly clear and Ireland will deserve a pat on the back, for not giving into the dopey fans protesting on the streets and crying on their blogs by making some dumb move in free agency, and actually sticking to his plan.
I say good for him and I wish everyone would start acting like adults who know that good things take time, patience and perseverance and stop acting like spoiled little tanttums throwing brats.
The game's not over until it's over. We thought that we were shoo ins for Luck after last year's horrific start. Turns out that we were not as bad as the pundits thought. A team is not a collection of stars. The entire team must mesh. The Heat have Le Bron, Wade, and Bosh. They struggle without a true Center. Right now, the key to their winning is Haselem. He is the glue.
It is up to Philbin to mesh the players he has. Venerate, don't denigrate.
I agree. To all you "fans" who are unhappy: 1) wait until the draft 2) If you can't, go find another team. We all want to win and I think the FO is going in the right direction. I think if Philbin does well (which I beleive he will) getting us pointed in the right direction and he is unhappy with Ireland, he will lobby for his removal. Give these guys a chance. Would you ratyher have Sparano as your OC and Tebow and Rex and all that nonsense?


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If you're one of those women who live and die by your day planner, it's time to take notes. Pencil in sex on Thursdays, shopping on Wednesdays and dinners out on Tuesdays. The Sun of Britain reports studies have been conducted to determine the best days to do certain things.
Ready? Mondays are great for buying cameras online, according to the newspaper.
Tuesdays? Schedule airplane flights—this is the cheapest day to fly. Also make dinner reservations on Tuesdays, when food is fresh after nondeliveries over the weekend, the newspaper says.
Hit the mall on Wednesdays, the least busy day of the week, The Sun suggests. And after you spend all that money, head back to the office and ask for a pay raise: Seven out of 10 managers say Wednesday is the best day to be hit up for more money.
Thursday is sexy time. According to a study, "natural cortisol levels, which stimulate sex hormones, are at their highest on this day," the newspaper reports.
And on Friday? Put your house on the market for the best shot at selling it, another study suggests, according to The Sun.
Shall we clear your schedule?
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The top-ranked UCLA women's golf team captured its second team title in as many starts Tuesday, scoring a convincing six-shot victory at the Betsy Rawls Invitational.
The Bruins posted a team score of 275 (-13) in the final round for a 54-hole score of 842 (-22). UCLA's third round score set a single round school record and shattered the tournament record by five strokes. The Bruins' three-round total also broke the tournament record by 21 shots and was two off the school record.
The victory was also the 51st career tournament title for Hall of Fame Coach Carrie Forsyth.
Arizona State finished second at 848 (-16), followed by Miami at 859 (-5) and Iowa State at 862 (-2). SMU captured fifth place with a score of 872 (+8).
UCLA's Alison Lee won her first collegiate tournament title in grand fashion. The Valencia freshman set a 54-hole tournament individual record with her score of 204 (-12) and tied the single round tournament record with a score of 67 (-5) on Tuesday.
Teammate Bronte Law also tied the single round record with a 67 in the final round and finished tied for second at eight-under par 208. Sophomore Louise Ridderstrom placed 16th at even par 216 following her round of 72 (E), and senior Ani Gulugian finished 34th at 221 (+5) after a round of 71 (-1).
Junior Erynne Lee posted a final round score of 70 (-2), and Brittany Mai, playing as an individual, tied for 93rd.
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How to Make a Bib Necklace Tutorial
22 comments:
- Lesley said...
Wow! I can't believe you put the tutorial up..I personally wouldn't have because I like hoarding amazing ideas all to myself. Muah haha!
Link this up to my Thursday party this coming week, please?!
- November 6, 2011 at 4:46 PM
- MiMi said...
Very pretty!
- November 6, 2011 at 5:07 PM
- Kei said...
That looks awesome! I love making bib necklaces (though I usually sew everything on so it takes me forever!). I love the design of yours, it's super-classy!
- November 6, 2011 at 5:36 PM
- Jennifer said...
Oh! So lovely!! And here it is I thought it'd be a little challenging...love the ease of it girl! Would love to see you wear it!
- November 6, 2011 at 11:35 PM
- Hanni said...
I love this idea :)
- November 7, 2011 at 4:46 PM
- Rach H @ FamilyEverAfter said...
very, very excited about this series!!! hooray! thank you!!! ps- i love your link party list- i would LOVE to be added :)
Once Upon a Weekend starts on Friday nights at Family Ever After
- November 7, 2011 at 8:26 PM
- Kassandra @ Coffee and their Kisses said...
I love this! I hope you'll stop by my fairly new party. The party is open until Friday here, http://www.coffeeandtheirkisses.com/2011/11/stitch-n-niche-saturday-6.html.
- November 8, 2011 at 2:34 AM
- Lovely Light said...
Nice job! I wish I had a glue gun! Check out the beaded rings I just made: http://withoutcomplexities.blogspot.com/2011/11/beaded-rings.html
- November 8, 2011 at 3:22 PM
- Jen said...
Oooh! I love how simple this statement necklace would be to put together! Hey, feel free to come join in the party over at I Can't Stop Crafting, I'd love to see you there! You can link up at:http://icantstopcrafting.blogspot.com/2011/11/head-to-head-showdown-1.html
- November 8, 2011 at 4:15 PM
- Just Jaime said...
- November 8, 2011 at 7:07 PM
- Nicole [The Lovely Poppy] said...
very cute, i'm stopping by from the lovely poppy and would love for you to come by and checkout the huge giveaway going on that ends thursday- http://thelovelypoppy.blogspot.com/2011/10/blog-follower-giveaway.html xoxo nicole
- November 8, 2011 at 8:19 PM
- Q @ JAQS said...
Very cool - thanks for sharing.
Love for you to join my Linky Party - JAQS "Made by ME" at http://www.jaqsstudio.com/2011/11/made-by-me-6-linky-party-and-features.html
- November 9, 2011 at 2:06 AM
- Christie said...
This is fabulous! Great idea & tutorial!
- November 9, 2011 at 3:19 AM
- Maggie said...
looks great would luv for our readers to see this at
Thanks for joining the party,
- November 9, 2011 at 10:45 AM
- Kara @ June & Bear said...
Wow. That looks so possible and beautiful. Thanks for sharing. And I'm thrilled that you liked my fall mantel.
- November 9, 2011 at 2:29 PM
- hellopalz said...
Very pretty... i also love the jewelry basis post!
- November 11, 2011 at 2:52 AM
- Lori said...
How cool is this??? Great way to make an expensive necklace attainable. You rock...hot glue gun and felt, who would have thought...Found your art at Weekend Wander.
- November 11, 2011 at 2:52 PM
- Rosie said...
I would love to get this as a present...it's absolutely gorgeous.
If you have time to link it to my new Christmas link party that would be amazing. I can see you are already in hot demand!
Hope to see you there this Monday...and maybe future ones to come.
Rosie x
- November 12, 2011 at 4:01 PM
- Marie said...
Oooo it turned out beautiful! So glad you linked up with us! Hope you're having a great weekend!
- November 12, 2011 at 11:11 PM
- Kelly @ Corner of Main said...
Very cool! I stumbled on your blog from Serenity Now. Thanks for sharing! Do you crochet? I am having a crochet related giveaway on my blog tomorrow...stop by!
- November 22, 2011 at 10:33 PM
- Angie @ The Country Chic Cottage said...
So cool! Thanks for auditioning for OMTWI!!
- December 9, 2011 at 2:23 PM
- Renewed Upon a Dream said...
I love this, it looks great! I really want to try it myself :)
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The Sleeeping Maris Tallinn
The Sleeeping Maris is named in honour of a long term winter resident of The Dancing Eesti who blamed the hostel for sapping her energy and making her sleep days on end. Because of that we have set up this hostel that allows guests all the fun and activities of The Dancing Eesti but also a different place to sleep so when guests want to chill, they can find their own space and not be worried by parties. The hostel also has security cameras and is situated in a safe and secure location. Our location is smack bang in the middle of the old town, every attraction is a few minutes walk away
Staff work tirelessly at The Sleeeping Maris and are all locals, we can help you find activities related to your interests and can arrange daytrips to view the beauty of estonia as a whole, its important to understand that staff are always around and are contactable but to keep our prices low in such a great location, staff are not always on reception
Important guests arriving before 12 in the afternoon or after 8pm must email a time of arrival, when no email is sent there is a chance on busy nights your room will be resold
We attract a young crowd and promote the socializing aspect of hostels, so older guests who find it offensive to talk with other guests or share facilities, should find another hostel
NO LARGE MALE GROUPS this is to keep the hostel not so loud.
Our Private Twin rooms vary from a single bed per person or a bunk bed per person, either way the room is private and each guest has their own bed to sleep in
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Walking Tours
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Check in is officially at 2pm but guests arriving early can store luggage in our luggage room and have access to all the hostels facilities.
Check out is 11am
Disponibilità e tariffePer visualizzare la disponibilità e i prezzi, seleziona le date e fai clic su "Aggiorna date"
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- Reception 24 ore su 24
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Politica di cancellazioneQuesta proprietà ha una politica di cancellazione di 1. La mancata cancellazione entro questo intervallo di tempo si tradurrà in una penale pari alla prima notte di pernottamento.
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Make your way to the old town and the city Viru Gates. They can not be missed, walk up Vire street through the gates and the third street on your left after the gates is called sauna street. Walk up Sauna street and look for a red door with a space invader sign, the red door will have written on it apartment thirteen. This door is the entrance to the hostel. Ring the top buzzer for reception


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Calculators were one of the last display holdouts seemingly opposed to the idea of the color wheel. Even as computers, and then smartphones, cropped up around classrooms and labs with their millions-of-colors displays, the various strains of TI workhorses remained staunchly in the black-and-white era.
Following a rumor of a Technicolor-enabled TI-84 called the TI-84+ C Silver, a Texas Instruments source confirmed to TechPoweredMath that the finest members of its brain trust are, in fact, hard at work on such a device. TechPoweredMath notes that an update to colored screens would require a serious overhaul of the TI-84's operating system.
In February 2011, Texas Instruments released a new graphing calculator named the TI-Nspire, which includes not only a color screen, but Windows and OS X-compatible software (and costs about $50 more than the TI-84). It's not clear why Texas Instruments is attempting to catch the TI-84 up to the TI-Nspire's level, rather than leave it in the monochrome dust.
Fond though our memories of our graphing calculators are, it's about time they got a screen upgrade. Texas Instruments provided no release timeframe, but the company has posted an information request form for the rare beast on its website.


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Entering the guest room in my father's house is like taking a sedative. It instantly calms me, particularly after the six-hour drive from my home in Massachusetts.
When my parents bought their house on Long Beach Island, New Jersey 15 years ago, my sisters and I questioned their retirement arrangements. We soon recognized my mother's vision was clear and wise. She and Dad nested there comfortably. So do I whenever I visit, which is not as often as I'd like.
After the reunion hugs and kisses, I carry my bags into the 12-by-12 guest room and set my weekender onto the wooden luggage rack at the foot of the double bed. I remember thinking when Mom bought the rack years ago: Who's going to use this? I toss my jacket on the bed where two handmade pillows lay: one, a country craft doll that I stitched for Mom during one of the weekends in my 20s when I sat home without a date. Next to it is a pillow cross-stitched with the ABCs by Mom when she sat home as an empty-nester.
As I unpack, I scan the room to make sure nothing changed. I lay my make-up case, jewelry and hairbrush on the maple dresser opposite the bed. Mom used to thoughtfully place a tray there for my personal items. I miss that gentle act of hospitality from her. I kick off my shoes and push them under the side chair in the corner.
The guest room has offered me different refuge over the years. I first stayed there with my husband when we visited my parents with our young daughters, who would sleep upstairs. Then I occupied the room alone when I helped Dad after his heart-bypass operation and again after Mom's stroke. I enjoyed reciprocating as caregiver, chef and housekeeper. After those busy days, I found supreme comfort in the guest bed, collapsing from fatigue with an "ahhh." It wasn't how I imagined finally getting my own room in Mom and Dad's house, but I appreciated it all the same.
My father still surprises me in the evening when I enter the temporary sanctuary after of an island-filled day of walking, shopping and gardening to discover that he turned down the bed for me. His tender act of love moves me. My chest softens. When I lay in bed enveloped in a warm blanket, I take note of Mom's touches: the floral valances, an antique mahogany shelf with little glass vases that she scored from yard sales and a framed poem titled "Sleeping on an Island."
I sleep soundly in that guest room. Sometimes the wind howls and sometimes the rain pings the rooftop. Once in a while I hear the awning or our American flag flapping against the wind and other times I hear the faint drum of traffic heading for the bridge a few blocks away. All these rhythmic sounds of the island lull me into a peaceful slumber.
Occasionally, when I hear the deep muffle of Dad's footsteps from above, it gives me the sense that Father Protector shields me. Yet, somehow I never hear him tiptoe down the stairs and open the front door to claim his newspaper before sunrise, as he takes care not to wake me. When I do awake, my body is fully rested with nary an ache and my skin glows a pinkish hue.
On a recent drive back home, I decided to refurnish my own guest room. Enough with the flowers and ribbons reflecting my daughters' youth — they've grown up. Inspired by LBI, I styled the room with new curtains and a coverlet in the blue, green and sand colors of the island. I displayed my purchases from island shops: a striped chair lamp, a candle, and a tiled beach scene. I placed starfish against the panes of the triple window, facing the front of the house. The old vanity that Mom bargained for at a yard sale back in the 1980s has a new coat of paint and gets used daily by my daughters and me to dry and style our hair. Atop it is a small bowl of golden beige stones I collected from the bay beach.
Since Mom passed away and Dad no longer travels far, this cozy nook in my home reminds me of my home away from home. I lean in the doorway of my guest room every morning, gaze out the window and recall the sense of comfort of the island.


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Not sure if this is off-topic, but I remember SourceForge.net used to be a big repository of open source website scripts/software.
You could usually find a script to accomplish anything you wanted, or at least edit something that already existed.
Today, it looks like Source Force only distributes desktop applications.
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At the tender age of 13 and amidst all the angst of being in the seventh grade, I met nine girls, and we became fast friends. Maybe this was out of desperation at the time, but over the years they have become my best and dearest friends.
We supported each other through the wonders of a first kiss, the exhilaration and the heart break of first loves, sock hops and finally high-school graduation. As we entered our 20s and 30s, it was first marriages, the birth of our children and for some of us the devastation of divorce.
Our 40s and 50s were spent, I think, finding out who we were and liking what we found out. There was remarriage for some us and again the doom and gloom of that second divorce. On the bright side, one of us got a college degree and a couple opened their own businesses. But through it all we had each other and we survived.
Two have passed on because of illness, and we got through it by sharing our grief and loving each other even more. We remember and honor them when we have our "get together's" by telling and retelling stories about their antics and, of course, pictures we have taken over the years.
We turned 68 this year and are still together. If any of us are having a hard time, all we have to do is look over our shoulder, and we see the faces that we have grown older with and we know we have each other's backs.
My best friends are strong, independent, loving women who are all survivors. Whatever is waiting for us in the future, as we grow older, I know without a doubt, we will do it together.


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Lift truck user survey: How customers acquire, maintain and replenish their fleets
How far has technology penetrated fleet management?
According to survey results, tracking the hour meter or age of the lift truck is third on the list of most popular uses of fleet management technology. It follows maintenance history and cost in the top slots, at 90% and 77%, respectively. Just 43% of respondents have implemented or plan to implement some kind of technology to help manage their fleets; a number McKean says is certainly on the rise, but not at the pace he would have expected.
"Some companies are trying to embrace technology, but some companies are making what might be irrational decisions," says McKean. "If a customer has technology, or a tool to measure, then they can come to a vendor and ask, 'What can you save me?'"
For those companies who have yet to get into fleet management, not being able to "see" the savings might be a key reason why they do not explore it, says McKean. Or, they might see marginal savings but question whether the change in processes is worth it.
"It might not be that they lack the time or resources to make that change," he says. "They simply don't see the value."
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Judge Dismisses Privacy Suit Against "Voyeur" Artist Arne Svenson
The New York photographer who provoked controversy by photographing his neighbors through their apartment windows and exhibiting the images in a gallery has fended off lawsuit for invasion of privacy.
New York State court judge Judge Eileen A. Rakower dismissed the claim against photographer Arne Svenson, ruling that the photos in question were protected by the First Amendment. She also ruled that the images did not violate New York State civil rights laws, as the plaintiffs had claimed.
"An artist may create and sell a work of art that resembles an individual without his or her written consent," Judge Rakower wrote in her decision, underscoring a central principle of the case.
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How about a free way to donate money to a great youth music education organization, World Up? It's super simple and there only a couple more days left! The program ends on Sunday, November 18.
1. Post to Twitter or Instagram how you have been inspired by music to make a difference in the world or your community, using the hashtag #ToyotaGiving.
2. For every tagged #ToyotaGiving tweet or Instagram photo, Toyota will donate $2 to World Up, up to $5,000.
About World Up:
World Up uses hip-hop as a way to talk to youth about global issues and politics, bringing hip-hop artists from around the world into the classroom to tell their stories. Over the past eight years World Up has partnered with hundreds of artists including Lupe Fiasco and Young Guru to name a few, and has developed a curriculum that goes beyond global issues to teach youth literacy, leadership and music production skills.
It doesn't get much simpler than that. Technology, hip-hop, and education for the young ones – and we can help make it happen with a couple internet clicks. Good deal. You can learn more about World Up via the above video (produced for another recent fundraising campaign).
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very nice and far more 'correct" than my slick-side/mix-master M16 forgery.
i went with a $20 colt ex military , i think was a 601-603 series, that same del-ton LW barrel. and a DPMS replica three prong FH the rest was either DPMS or ex GI. so mine has that early colt/faked/Air Force/IDF /parts bin look.
most non GIs can't tell the diff anyway--LOL
i have to say it is one of my favorite shooters.--
very smooth and good handling rifle. Del-ton makes very good barrels from what i have seen. mine seems to shoot better than the colts and hydramatic A1s i toted back in the day.
i wish my eyes were still good so i can see the target in that tiny A1 peep-hole! LOL


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Published: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 11:14 a.m.
Editor: As a student in high school myself, I will say that there are many teachers who do not follow the rules or act as if they are above the rules set for them. Yes, I think some are wrong but at the same time OK; I see both sides. No, not all teachers are on the wrong, but not all are following them.
For the student who wrote "Students don't follow the rules because teachers don't" (online teen column), yes, I can say from personal experience I see many teachers break rules (on) sexist, favorites or diversity. I see some teachers who also teach and do what they are supposed to do. For example, while we're not allowed to have drinks or food in class, and you see a teacher eating/drinking, it may look unfair, and it may be. But at the same time they may have missed lunch because of their work time.
There are many different situations that may cause confusion. But it's hard to be sure. But I can tell that your post is not pointed at our school, or a teacher in general, but to all schools and many teachers. You will find this at any school you go to or send your child to.
For the student who wrote "Senior defends teachers" (letter to the editor), I myself can say not all students are close or friends with the teachers as you may be. So you may see a different side to this story because you may like the teacher more than most, which means you will want to take up for them even if they're in the wrong. Not saying that you are, of course. Bringing the teachers cupcakes every week may also put you on their good side of the teachers, (earning) "brownie points" that may allow the teachers to be more considerate to you as to other students. But the girl who wrote the article made a few good points that may need to be looked into.
To anyone who may think that any of this is to point out about the school Central Davidson High School, you will find all of this at almost any school you will attend or allow your child to attend.
Zackery Darnell
CDHS, Class of 2014
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