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Can't read standard print? Can't hold that book for long? Come hear about a free service than can help. Debbi MacLeod, Colorado Talking Book Library director, will talk about the free library service available for people who cannot read standard print at the Arkansas Valley Low Vision Support Group, the Ocuvites, at their monthly meeting on Feb. 21. Books come through the mail postage paid. Get connected with reading again!
The group meets every third Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Rocky Ford Mennonite Church, 20840 County Road EE.25 (east end of Washington Ave.).
Esther Heatwole, a coordinator in the Ocuvites, wishes to invite people with low vision or with family members with low vision, to attend the meeting and learn about the Talking Book Library. A wide range of interests is represented, from intellectual to trivial.
The Talking Book Library began as a service to returning veterans with vision loss, back in the 1930s. President Herbert Hoover signed the bill that the began the program.
What: Debbi Mac Leod, Talking Books Library Director from Denver, to speak
When: 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21
Where: Rocky Ford Mennonite Church, 20480 Co. Rd. EE.25
For more information, call JoAnn Falduto, 254-6603, or Esther Heatwold, 384-1953 or 468-3122.
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Zemmez - pronouced [z'eh-m–meez] - is the consulting brain child of Karen Stewart and Todd Stewart. Zemmez is a digital media incubator, which means we work directly with you to help you learn about media development and strategy, and to help you create uniquely effective media solutions for your company or group.
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The Cougars dominated today's match from the start taking a quick 12-4 lead behind the service of right-side hitter Rebecca Wieters. ETSU never found their offensive attack hitting just .020 for the game compared to the .186 hitting percentage of the visiting Cougars.
With a much needed win in game three, ETSU came out firing again matching the Cougars offense point-for-point. After Wieters served the Cougars to seven straight points, ETSU was never able to rebound and lost game three 30-22 and the match 0-3.
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- 1 What is an API?
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What is an API?
An application programming interface (API) is a source code interface that a computer system or program library provides to support requests for services to be made of it by a computer program. An API differs from an application binary interface in that it is specified in terms of a programming language that can be compiled when an application is built, rather than an explicit low level description of how data is laid out in memory.
The software that provides the functionality described by an API is said to be an implementation of the API. The API itself is abstract, in that it specifies an interface and does not get involved with implementation details.
A good example of an API would be a web service interface, such as the API provided by Google for its mapping service.
Does DreamHost have an API?
Yes. Currently it does not offer all DreamHost functionality, but it's in heavy development!
How does DreamHost's API work?
The DreamHost API is available in a simple "flat" interface, which is easy to use!
All you have to do is visit ("GET" or "POST" to) a simple URL (programmatically or even just with a web browser), and we return the result as tab-delimited plain text (or other formats if you like)!
That simple URL is:
And the plain text result is something like:
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Or maybe:
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What values does DreamHost's API use?
- key
- an API Key that you need to generate via our web panel.
- cmd
- the command you'd like to do... when you create your key you pick what command(s) it may access.
- unique_id
- you may pass a new unique_id (max length: 64 chars) when you submit a request, to make sure you don't accidentally submit the same command twice. Note that only successful queries "use up" a unique_id. We recommend using UUIDs for this purpose if you'd like. The unique_id you use only applies to your specific API key, so you never need to worry about any other users already "using" a specific unique_id.
- note: individual commands may have additional required values
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If you run into this error, you should consider ways in which you could reduce the frequency that you are calling the API. Most likely you will only be able to run into these limits if you have a script or automated program that loops to repeatedly make API calls. So you can simply slow down the rate at which your script runs, or make sure that it keeps track of how many commands it has issued in the last hour/day.
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This account only has access to "list" functions however (and only user-list_users_no_pw, not user-list_users) .. as well as dreamhost_ps-set_size, dreamhost_ps-set_settings, and dreamhost_ps-reboot to ps7093.
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#!/bin/sh #### #### USE THIS SCRIPT AT YOUR OWN RISK. #### PS=$1 KEY=YOUR-KEY-HERE UUID=`uuidgen` CMD=user-list_users_no_pw if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then echo "usage: `basename $0` [hostname]" exit 1 fi if [ "$PS" = "" ]; then PS=`hostname | cut -f1 -d.` fi # ARGS='other_http_get_arguments_for_the_DreamHost_cmd_that_you_are_using=4&foo=123' LINK="https://api.dreamhost.com/?key=$KEY&unique_id=$UUID&cmd=$CMD&ps=$PS&$ARGS" RESPONSE=`wget -O- -q "$LINK"` echo "$LINK" echo "$RESPONSE" if ! (echo $RESPONSE | grep -q 'success'); then exit 1 fi # Now use the content of $RESPONSE do do whatever you wish. # # Rinse, lather, repeat.
List of API Modules
API commands are grouped into modules. All the commands in a module will start with module_name-
Detailed information about API commands such as values you need to send and the format of the results can be found on the documentation page for each module.
- Account Commands
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- API Metacommands
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Could you make X functionality accessible via the API?
Maybe... maybe not! The point of our API is to make tasks that one person may want to do often available via a programming interface.. NOT to facilitate reselling of our services to multiple people. So that's pretty much how we'd decide if a certain feature should be API-able!
What sort of applications use the API?
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The Firebird/Interbase adapter, developed by [~kgbfernando], is claimed as complete and ready for review and promotion from the incubator. Unit tests must cover at least 80% of the code (by LOC), documentation must exist, and coding standards compliance should be assured before promotion.
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Delaware has a rich racing history between horse racing and NASCAR, but during this year's state fair a new kind of racing is taking place in Harrington, pig racing. The Florida based Coronas of Hollywood brought Circus Hollywood, a menagerie of animals and their racing pigs to the fairgrounds this year.
Serge Coronas Jr., the son of Serge Coronas Sr. who began the circus, has been racing pigs for the last 13 years.
"Everyone loves the pig races because they're funny," Coronas said. "If people enjoy themselves our job is done."
There are three types of races in a Hollywood pig race. The first is an obstacle course where two pigs are pitted against each other to see which one can crawl through a tunnel, doge through hanging flags and make it to the finish line first. The second type of race is a pot belly pig race. For the third and final act seven pigs are unleashed on the tiny track to see who will come out on top.
Lletsira Landkas, another member of the Hollywood Racing Pigs team has trained her fair share of pigs and she knows what it takes to make motivated racers.
"We train them by racing them," Landkas said. "We help them learn to race by giving them a cookie at the end. Then they know that if they race they get a treat at the end."
Landkas says that the pigs are very smart. It only takes two or three days to train them to race, she said
Landkas is responsible for releasing the pigs from the gates, while Coronas Jr. announces, they also get some help from Arianna, Landkas's daughter. She helps with the pig rooters, audience members who are selected to cheer on a pig, Arianna is also responsible for passing out prizes to the rooter with the winning pig. Arianna is also training her own racing pig
"I like pig racing because I like helping," Arianna said. "I have my own pig named Sofia. She can't race now because she's too little, but she'll race when she gets bigger."
Zachary Klinkborg, of Hartly, got the chance to be a pig rooter during a Hollywood pig race on Saturday.
"I wanted to be a pig rooter because I live on a farm and we have pigs," Klinkborg said. "I thought it was fun. I'm used to seeing pigs but it was funny seeing them run."
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With legislators, federal agencies, and industry debating how to limit further destruction of the earth's atmosphere, any and all related regulations are in a state of flux.
Except one: EPA's Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases (40 CFR 98) rule. The new requirement, which took effect Jan. 1, applies to just about every waste-to-energy (WTE) plant in the country — there are about 90 of them — and most landfills, even landfills that have been closed.
Although not paired with an emissions-reduction program, the results of the rule will provide the baseline from which future reduction legislation will be established. So what happens this year has far-reaching impact.
The rule requires large greenhouse-gas-producing facilities, such as municipal solid waste landfills, that produce more than 25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent to report emissions annually. The first reporting date is March 31, 2011. Operations that fail to comply may face administrative, civil, and criminal penalties.
"Our biggest problem is how fast implementation came down," says John Skinner, executive director and CEO of the more than 8,000-member-strong Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA). Although the proposed rule was published in April, facilities were reluctant to invest in monitoring equipment until after comments were submitted and requirements finalized. "The final text was supposed to be in place six months ago, but it was published in October — which gave us only 90 days to comply," He says. "That's unbelievably difficult to do."
To buy some time for facilities as they scramble to hire consultants and install equipment, the EPA's allowing managers to use their best available monitoring methods for the first quarter of the year. But if they won't be ready to follow all requirements by April 1, 2010, they must submit an extension request by Jan. 28.
"We estimate first-year compliance costs will be $4,876 per landfill, and subsequent-year costs to be $2,161," says EPA Spokeswoman Cathy Milbourn. "These figures include initial planning; developing and implementing a QA/QC plan; record-keeping; calculation; operating and maintenance associated with gas collection monitoring systems and gas sampling programs; industrial management hours and administrative support; equipment associated with record-keeping; and annual costs for reporting."
EPA doesn't have cost estimates for WTE projects, other than an annualized estimate ranging anywhere from $1,000 to $56,000/facility for stationary combustion sources. "Costs will depend on many factors, including the equipment already in place and the method used to monitor emissions," says Milbourne.
Managers may be able to offset expenses, however, if another piece of legislation becomes law.
Sponsored by Reps. Henry Waxman (D – Calif.) and Ed Markey (D – Mass.), the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 (H.R. 2454) requires energy suppliers to produce an increasing percentage (6% by 2012; 20% by 2020) from renewable resources, and establishes a greenhouse-gases cap-and-trade program. Regulated industries would have to reduce emissions to specified targets and acquire permits for emissions. If a utility doesn't have enough permits, it can buy them or borrow future credits and pay interest on them.
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Join the Memorial Day parties at sister clubs Vixen and Vintage this Sunday starting at 3 p.m in downtown Orlando. Best of all it's free and you get to see 17 DJs, including: Left/Right, Curtis B, Dustin Hulton, Farace, reFaze, Shaykee, Jimmy Joslin, Adam Flurk, Bandar, Casper, Matrix, Irish Mike, Tooltime, Wookee, Ozjam, The Sweet Science and Sean Fee.Vixen is at 118 S. Orange Ave. and Vintage is right next door at 114 S. Orange Ave.; go to memorial2010.com for information.
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"There should always be a crane building new buildings until this terrible disease cancer has been eradicated," says Huntsman, who sat down with Salt Lake magazine days before last week's dedication of the Huntsman Cancer Institute's $110 million and 156,000-square-foot expansion.
Jon M. Huntsman Sr. at the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Salt Lake City.
Now the premiere cancer facility in the West, the institute has doubled its patient capacity and expanded its medicine clinics, learning center, survivorship center and infusion wing, among other moves. "When we first started the institute, it was very important for us to let the state of Utah and the United States realize that we were going to continuously expand and keep building both in our research side and clinical side until we found cure for cancer," he says. "So we want to honor those commitments."Former governor and presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman Jr. took a break from his campaign to join his father and more than 500 guests, including cancer survivors and Sen. Orrin Hatch, at the dedication in Salt Lake last week.
Here, Huntsman Sr. opens up about the expansion, his goal of eradicating cancer and why his son has what it takes to lead the United States.
1. Why is it so critical to keep the focus here in Utah rather than opening nationally or globally? "Many of our patients come from all over the world, [and] we're very honored that the institute is an international facility and brings great credibility to Salt Lake City and Utah… People want care where you have research in the same facility, [and] we've chosen this site, this place, this city to build these beautiful facilities because it shows the world that the people of Utah really do care about finding a cure."
2. You've said you want patients to feel like they've walked into the Ritz Carlton when they come to the Huntsman Cancer Institute. Why? "One of the ingredients for healing is the surrounding facilities and environment. If they know they have the best research and clinicians in the world, if they see a facility that looks like Ritz, if the artwork is beautiful and the food is delicious and they can order any time of day or night—all of a sudden they have hope and say, 'I'm going to make it.' And that's all part of the therapy."
The new infusion center on the institute's second floor.
3. Do you think there's enough urgency when it comes to eradicating cancer? "We seem to have our priorities wrong in much of what we do in America. If the average American understood the 550,000 fellow Americas dying every year of cancer, perhaps there would be a greater call to arms. This is the most insidious disease known to man, yet we give it very little attention and money."4. Your son, Jon Huntsman Jr., has gained quite a bit of attention as of late as he makes his presidential bid. Has this elevated the Huntsman Cancer Institute's profile? "I hope so. Jon Jr. was our first president of the Huntsman Cancer Foundation, and I've been very proud of what he stands for and his incredible understanding of American and foreign policy. One has to understand that six months ago he was helping resolve the problems of China and all of a sudden he's shifted his focus to the public policy issues of the United States… I know of no other person in the history of the world who understands the Chinese culture, history and politics and, yet, that of the United Staes as much as he does… But he's had to start from scratch [in the presidential race]. Most of the other candidates have had a year, or two, or three, or four. Mitt's had six. So John Jr has done a remarkable job."
5. What would you like people to know about him that they don't know? "Jon Jr. is a great fighter and competitor. Nothing gets him down, and he's a great optimist. He doesn't get uptight. Take the last debate they had in Las Vegas. They were kind of shooting at each other and getting upset. You'll never see him get upset. He's been an ambassador three times, has seven children and both of his sons at are the U.S. Naval Academy. He's very cool under fire, [and] I love that about him. I've tried, as his father, to test him from time to time, but he's a very savvy man. The American public just doesn't know him yet, and that's the biggest problem. When they get to know John Jr. they'll recognize what a tremendously talented and capable individual his is. That comes straight from a father."


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what it's origin is, I haven't the faintest idea, but it's a cockney expression which might be politely rendered as 'oh, surely not' or 'haven't you got anything better to do with your time' .... 'this discussion is pointless' perhaps, although it's meaning is somewhat more Anglo-saxon
for our colonial cousins, a cockney is someone from the East End of London, reputedly born within the sound of Bow bells. They traditionally speak a strongly accented, rapid-fire patois with a distinct Yiddish influence ( cf the transposed v and w sounds found in Dickens' cockney characters ). Cockney is thought by some to consist largely of rhyming allusions, and while there is a certain amount of truth in this, it also contains a good deal of alliteration, free association of words and mispronounced foreign words ( East London being a major port until the 1960s ) so that expressions of no apparent meaning are fairly common. Cockneys are widely represented as crafty and idle, thieves, rogues and sharp traders, particularly in street markets or selling stuff which has 'fallen off the back of a lorry' . Dickens' 'Artful Dodger' is a typical example, Del Trotter the epitome of the type


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Women's soccer player honored for success on and off field
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 2, 2013) – ETSU women's soccer player Summer Peterson (Lorton, Va.) has been selected as the first ever recipient of the State of Franklin Bank/ETSU Community Service Student-Athlete of the Month, an award recognizing the exemplary community service efforts of ETSU student-athletes.
In addition to excelling in the classroom and on the field, the junior midfielder volunteers regularly at the Niswonger Children's Hospital in Johnson City.
"Summer [Peterson] always finds a way to make people smile while giving back to the community," ETSU women's soccer graduate assistant Laura Lamberth said. "She loves working with children and making them feel special."
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ZF-8898: Handling xmlrpc i8 Tags
When i receive a xmlrpc respose with a i8 tag inside, Zend can't print this value !!! I have attached a patch File that fixed this problem
Patch File to Fix I8 Tag handling
As discussed in #zftalk.dev i refactored Zend_XmlRpc_Value_BigInteger because some major bugs made this class unusable.
Because of some big mistakes in Zend_XmlRpc_Value_BigInteger and it's tests it was not possible to not break backward compatibility.
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Just in time for the races, winter weather returns to Volusia and Flagler counties this weekend.
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ZF-7413: strpos() operations on objects cause segfaults
It has come to my attention that Zend_Date() causes a segfault when you pass another Zend_Date object to its constructor. After some debugging I realized that this segfault is caused by Zend_Locale calling strpos() on that Zend_Date object in _prepareLocale().
I realize that this is probably really a PHP bug, but it seems cleaner if _prepareLocale() casts $locale to a string first before performing any string operations on it.
I was able to reproduce this by executing the following command:
php -r 'require_once "Zend/Date.php"; $x = new Zend_Date(); $y = new Zend_Date($x);'
Note that I'm only able to reproduce this problem on one out of three servers I've tested this on. I was able to reproduce it under 32-bit Debian Linux 5.0. I was not able to reproduce it under 64-bit Debian Linux 4.0 or 5.0.
I am attaching a patch that will fix the segmentation fault by casting $locale to a string at an earlier point.
Which PHP release are you using on Debian ?
5.2.9 on all three servers that I've tested. The PHP packages were provided by dotdeb.org (the server that produced the segfault had the 5.2.9-0.dotdeb.2 packages installed).
This seems to be the related PHP bug: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=47522
The reason of this segfault seem to be the huge memory footprint used when initiating date objects.
Some performance increasements have been implemented which prevent that this error occurs in this place.
Still, ZF is not able to solve a PHP internal error. The given code should have worked even with the used memory.
Understood. But wouldn't it be cleaner to move the string cast up a few lines anyway? The workaround seems easy and clean.


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My mother has said goodbye to a lot of her friends in the past few years; she has whispered affectionate words in hushed hospital rooms and later attended the funerals. So it's not surprising that, as she turns 90, the end of her own life is sometimes on her mind. She speaks about the time when she will see my father again. She comes up with random memories, often a propos of nothing. They just arrive in the midst of a conversation--like telling me recently about the time when I was a toddler and had my first kiddie swimming lesson. My father, having been a lifeguard, insisted that his children learn to swim as soon as possible, which meant we weren't even that proficient at walking when we were signed up for swim lessons.
"You were in the teacher's arms in the pool," she said, "and you looked at me and said, 'Out, Mommie. Out.' Then a few minutes later you were paddling around happy as a clam. You didn't want to get out of the water."
As daughters, we watch our mothers age with a mixture of sadness and admiration. Time narrows; 90 is a marker of a long life, and death is a subject that can't be put off for another day. My mother thinks about what she will leave behind in terms of memories.
She's softer now, counseling a friend's son through his crumbling marriage.
Walking is difficult for her these days, and I admire her commitment to be as active as possible, and as independent as she can be. I think it must take great courage to accept that you simply have to move more slowly through the hours, and there are some things you can no longer do.
There is great grace in bending to life's wheel, in not railing against the accumulation of years. I've learned as a daughter watching her mother age that it's the best way to live.
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No. 19 Harvard Deals No. 50 @PtonMensTennis First Ivy Loss
In a matchup of the Ivy League's last two league-undefeated teams, 19th-ranked Harvard bested 50th-ranked Princeton 5-2 Saturday afternoon at the Lenz Tennis Center.
"Harvard played exceptionally well in virtually every spot to day and they were deserving of the win," Princeton head coach Billy Pate said. "Not getting the doubles point really hurt us as it would have undoubtedly given us a huge lift. However, our guys battled and just couldn't quite get their teeth into the match the way we would like. Harvard is very strong in the middle of their lineup and we knew we would have some challenging matchups there. But I'm proud of the fight we displayed and very pleased with the tremendous crowd we had today. It was a fantastic atmosphere for college tennis and win or lose this is the type of environment we want our guys playing in each match. Our focus now turns immediately to Dartmouth as we know that will be a tough match."
Harvard won the first two doubles matches to be decided and four of the first five singles matches to finish, taking a 5-1 lead. Jonathan Carcione had Princeton's point in that stretch, taking a 6-2, 6-1 win over Harvard's Casey MacMaster at sixth.
Matija Pecotic, Princeton's top singles player and ranked No. 8 in the nation by the ITA, ran his Ivy dual match winning streak to 19 atop the singles ladder, but Harvard's Denis Nguyen was the first player since April 17, 2011 to get a set from Pecotic in an Ivy dual match. Pecotic had won all seven Ivy matches in 2012 in straight sets and did so with the first three Ivy matches this year.
The Tigers will look to rebound Sunday at 2 p.m. against No. 70 Dartmouth.
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1. (55) MacMaster/D. Nguyen (H) def. (46) McCourt/Pecotic (P), 9-7
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6. Jonathan Carcione (P) def. Casey MacMaster (H), 6-2, 6-1
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Monday, January 31, 2011
My Love Nest Entry
I feel kind of bad posting about this quilt again, since I think most of you have seen it plenty of times already. But I want to enter AnneMarie's fun Love Nest Quilt Contest, and I only have two bed-size quilts to choose from. Of those two, this was definitely my choice for the entry.
And the fact is, I get more questions about this quilt than I do about any other. People love this pattern, and they want to know how difficult it is to make. Plus, there's been extra interest in Single Girl quilts lately, since Katy, Nova, and Megan announced their Single Girl quilt-along. So maybe another post about this quilt isn't out of line.
"Nature Girl" Single Girl quilt
King size (106" x 92")
Fabric: Kona Bleached White, Cherish Nature by Deb Strain, Neptune by Tula Pink, Al Fresco by Marcus Brothers, a few other scraps
Quilting: Done by the long-arm quilter at my LQS in the "Bubbles" pattern
Pattern: Single Girl by Denyse Schmidt
How long did you work on this quilt?
Forever. Plus a month or two.
For me, the most difficult part of making this pattern was making the templates and cutting all the pieces. Tedious, boring work. And it took way longer than I expected. Since I was making mine king-size, I made 20 of the rings. That means there are 640 pieces in the rings alone! All drawn with templates and cut out with scissors. (I'm very glad I didn't tally it up before I started, or this quilt might not exist today!)
The most important thing during the templating/cutting step, in my opinion, is organization. Make piles. And plan on those piles being undisturbed for many days—possibly weeks. I also found it helpful to write (in pencil) the template's identifying letter on the back of every fabric piece I cut. Just in case those piles got mixed up or needed to be moved at any point in the process (and they did).
Any "a-ha" moments?
Piecing this quilt was not nearly as difficult as I thought it would be. The rings came together very quickly (especially compared to cutting all those pieces). And the curved part of the piecing (attaching the rings to the white background pieces) really wasn't bad at all, once I got the hang of how to pin it. Hint: Use twice as many pins as you think you need. Then add a few more just for good measure. : ) There's a very good diagram that comes with the pattern about how to pin your pieces.
What inspired you?
Well, it started with me just wanting to make a quilt for my king-size bed. I love modern quilt designs, but every pattern I considered just seemed too boxy and geometric for my not-very-modern bedroom furniture. My headboard is arched, so I wanted something that would work with that. That's when I thought of the Single Girl. For some reason the idea of doing a king-size Single Girl didn't scare me that much—I think it was early enough in my quilting career that I didn't really know what I was getting myself into. : ) Which, in the end, was probably a good thing.
Have you made a modern bed-size quilt? Head over to Gen X Quilters to enter AnneMarie's contest—there are awesome prizes for the winners.
13 comments:
- Katie B. said...
Still beautiful!!
- January 31, 2011 at 10:26 PM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Thanks for the pencil on the back of the cut fabric tip, I will definitely remember that one! I adore this quilt, it's just lovely :)
- February 1, 2011 at 5:10 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
You'll win;hands down...it is beautiful....have always loved it...I think it was the first thing to catch my eye when I started blogging...good luck
- February 1, 2011 at 6:25 AM
- CityHouseStudio said...
This is absolutely beautiful. And I love the bubble quilting -- it works perfectly with the pattern!
- February 1, 2011 at 7:36 AM
- Angie @ CraftedAngles said...
Each time I see this quilt, I love it! Very pretty :)
Angie - http://craftedAngles.com
- February 1, 2011 at 10:12 AM
- random thoughts do or di said...
I just ordered the instructions for this quilt, but now I am scared. I am a relatively new quilter (8 years) and get overwhelmed with the cutting process, which I think is 10 times more difficult than the sewing part. Your quilt is beautiful and the bubble quilting make everything pop! Love it so much! Good luck.
- February 1, 2011 at 10:51 AM
- random thoughts do or di said...
oh...the pencil on the back idea...GENIUS!!!
- February 1, 2011 at 10:52 AM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
This is a gorgeous quilt. I never get tired of looking at it. And since I"m starting the Single Quilt quiltalong, the hint about labeling the back of each piece with a pencil was very helpful!
- February 1, 2011 at 11:11 AM
- Erin O. said...
This is gorgeous! And I love the bubbles quilting!
- February 2, 2011 at 10:15 AM
- Carolyn said...
This is such an amazing quilt!!
- February 4, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- C. Jaeger said...
Your quilt is totally beautiful! I have had this pattern for a couple of years, and I still haven't decided that it's for me. I'm afraid that the template/tracing/cutting would irritate me, and I don't want to be a cranky quilter! Maybe I'll try one block to see how I feel about it.
Thanks for your helpful hints!
- February 6, 2011 at 4:11 PM
- AnneMarie said...
Wow Lee...those stats on the tracing and cutting alone have scared me! Great job and congrats on such dedication.
Thanks for entering your quilt in the Love Nest Quilt Contest and best of luck!
- February 7, 2011 at 7:18 PM
- SarahB said...
This is gorgeous! Love the colors you chose for the piecing!
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Apparently you CAN go home again, at least when it comes to record companies. Oakland pop-rockers Rogue Wave released their excellent 2004 album Out of the Shadow on SubPop before hooking on to Dave Matthews' Brushfire Records and then Vagrant for a few releases. Now, the band led by singer/guitarist Zach Rogue is back based on Seattle's SubPop for Descended Like Vultures, a collection that veers from sounding at times like classic rock, and others like pure power-pop. It's the first time Rogue has gathered all the members of the band into the studio to record--Rogue Wave relied more on traded files and tapes before this latest collection--and the cohesiveness shines through. Koala Temple opens the show.


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Ah, Wilderness! Mountain Man vs. the Building Inspector
BOONE, N.C.Eustace Conway says he has stared down a grizzly bear, wrestled a thrashing buck and ridden a horse from coast to coast. But he may have met his match in the Watauga County planning department.
Mr. Conway, 51 years old, is best known as "The Last American Man," the title character of a 2002 biography and National Book Award finalist by Elizabeth Gilbert, the author of "Eat, Pray, Love." He has lived in the wilderness since the early 1980s.
He traps, shoots and grows much of his own food, makes pants out of buckskin and stitches his own wounds. He bathes in the cold creek that rolls through his 1,000-acre Turtle Island preserve in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. And he teaches others how to live off the land.
But now, Mr. Conway is devoting most of his time to the type of meetings, red tape and compromises he went to the woods to avoid.
Last fall, a team of health, construction and fire officials showed up for an unannounced inspection of the preserve, acting on an anonymous tip. Escorted by two sheriffs' deputies, they executed what Mr. Conway describes as a "SWAT-team raid"peering into outhouses, stomping around log cabins, and climbing hand-hewn ladders.
Their findings are compiled in a 78-page report with a bullet-point list of violations. Mr. Conway's sawdust urinal and outhouses? Unpermitted, according to the officials. The wood he used to erect two dozen buildings? Built with lumber that isn't "grade-marked," meaning it doesn't specify the mill where it was produced.
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Microsoft has added another piece to its "free" Office package for iPhone users—free as in "free with an Office 365 account," that is. This time, Microsoft included an Outlook mail client and calendar…sort of. Called OWA (as in Outlook Web App) for iPhone, this app takes the behaviors and interface of the Outlook client on Windows Phone 8 and embeds them in an iOS application formatted for the iPhone. It's similar to what Microsoft did with the Office app released last month.
As its name suggests, OWA for iPhone is not a full-fledged Outlook client in that it's limited to the single e-mail account associated with an Office 365 account. It does, however, have most of the functionality you'd expect from a phone mail client. It syncs contacts with the iPhone address book, pushes notifications for appointments and new mail, and generally does everything else that the Windows Phone 8 Outlook and Calendar apps do with a somewhat similar interface.
Microsoft has thrown in a few things to subvert the Apple ecosystem besides building the application in an HTML5 clone of its "Metro" interface. For example, when you set the location for a meeting in OWA's calendar, you can search for the location with Bing Maps and attach the address and map information to the appointment. Other features of the Outlook and full Outlook Web clients, such as automatic creation of appointments based on the contents of e-mails and access to LinkedIn data on the sender of an e-mail, are also part of the OWA for iPhone client.
The OWA client adds an additional layer of security for people who put the app on their personal phone—a mobile PIN. You can add a four-digit PIN code to the app to protect access to your e-mail, allowing you to pass your phone to your bored child or spouse to play Plants vs. Zombies without worrying about exposing them to the horrors of your work life.
The startup screen for OWA for iPhone.
You must be at least this tall to ride: OWA for iPhone only works with the most up-to-date version of Office 365. If you're still on the pre-Office 2013 edition, you're stuck.
One per customer: OWA for iPhone does not support multiple Outlook accounts. But that's not really a big deal, since OWA is meant to keep your Outlook mail from mingling with the unwashed masses of your personal mail accounts.
There's a brief walk-through with tips on the interface after you first launch the app.
OWA allows you (or requires you, based on security settings) to set up a 4-digit security PIN separate from your iPhone's password.
Once you're logged into the app, it looks a lot like Windows 8—with a flat tile interface and HTML5 animations.
The Inbox looks almost identical to the Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 "Metro" mail clients.
In messages, OWA can use the same Exchange server-side applications as Outlook 2013, including the built-in LinkedIn tool for pulling up contact data and the "Suggested Meetings" feature.
Tap "Suggested Meetings" and OWA starts building a calendar entry based on the text of the e-mail.
You can then edit the location or search Bing for a matching location to get the actual address.
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...and it's added to the appointment, ready to be added to your calendar and sent to other invitees.
You can set the time for an appointment quickly with Microsoft's answer to the spinning-dial interface—a set of scrolling blocks to set the hour and minute and choose between AM or PM.
There are three calendar views to choose from—an agenda view...
...a standard daily view...
..and a month calendar view, which drills down into daily or agenda view when you tap on days with appointments.
While the editing interface for messages is spartan—perhaps too spartan—tapping on the ellipses at the top-right of the screen pulls down some additional options for messages.
The People interface—OWA's address book—is essentially the same as the Outlook Web interface from the browser.
This is where you can select to embed content from your phone in the message, as well as set and check address fields and importance.
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Rock and metal talk about that stuff pleanty as well. You don't hear anyone saying "Sex, Drugs, and Rap" do you? You just don't like it because you've probably never attempted to give it a fair chance. Besides, listen to pre-93 Hip-hop, and the majority of it barely mentions that stuff.
Even, like, Death Row era hip hop and Wu Tang Clan which is mostly about sex/money/etc it's still great because they pull it off well with great production and good rhyming techniques. It's not what you do, it's how you do it.
I don't know why I'm still trying to prove you wrong though, because it's not as if anyone could possibly be fooled that what you are saying isn't absolute shit.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
You're still trying to prove me wrong because you're defending sucky music.
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How many hip hop artists do you know? If you don't know any good ones, then you're being fooled into thinking something wrong.
Whatever you say "Mario the black fucking knight". I believe I also posted something directed at you in the ssbb thread.
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The reason I ignored you is because your just looking for a fight. You wanted to fight about Mario's ability, I agreed with you, so you tried to just argue with me anyway.
Someone ban this guy already.
You never responded to my post either.
I did, or are you just too illiterate to understand the whole "whatever you say" part?
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All that says is "He's right, but I'm not done kicking and screaming because I was beat and I just don't want to be"
No, what that is saying is "no one is going to back down until I get banned for stating my opinion about what I like and don't like".
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Stop fagging up the thread.
We're not here to discuss why your music taste sucks, and how you're a generic teenage sheep when it comes to the music you like/dislike.
We're here to make some fucking lists.
Why don't you stay out of this queen ass hat. This is between me and the fags that say my music tastes suck.
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I'm just saying that you have no grounds to denounce hip-hop being as that you know nothing about it. And there's a difference between stating your opinion and just looking for a fight.
Maybe if I wasn't preoccupied with other things I would have put more time into giving you a better name, but since I have better things to do than entertain the dilusions of a lord94 alt, I really didn't feel like I could be bother to do so.
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Sorry but "LOL UR AN ALT" is not a valid retort, nor will it make you win this argument.
If you can't think of anything more intelligent to say then to falsely accuse me that I'm an alt, you've already lost this argument and you should sit down and shut up.
Now how do you know I don't like your music. I mean with how closed minded you are, it's probably true, But I'm not some genre spesific prick like you. I've at least probably heard your music before and know I don't like it and can probably explain valid reasons why it sucks.
1st, I am no longer argueing.
2nd, until you provide enough information to state otherwise, you're an alt deal with it.
3rd, I am sitting down, I don't know about you, but I think sitting down to use the computer is more comfortable than standing.
4th, I'm not talking, I'm typing.
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Now can we wrap this up? I'm starting to take a liking to you because you're relieving my bordum. Hell, I'm sure it means nothing coming from a "prick" like me, but you're ok, even if only to have an arguement.
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Yet even with that knowledge it's still very clear to me that you are a very ignorant individual. Hell, I might have one of the biggest collections of Metal on these Forums but that still doesn't mean I am allowed to completely rat on HipHop/Rap.
There is A LOT of good rap out there, but most of it you don't hear on the radio. I'll agree, 50 Cent, Romeo, all of those highly mainstream guys are horrible. But the underground stuff like Blackalicious and Fort Minor, and earlier stuff like Dre and Tupac, aren't bad at all.
Hell, even Charmillionaire, the guy who did "ridin dirty" never uses swear words in his raps, and has a lot of good messages in his content.
When I was younger I did have the same notions of "all rap sucking", but with age and the ability to look beyond the mainstream, I've actually found a lot of rap that I enjoy. So stop trying to make such huge generalizations and try to be more tolerant of something different.
I like a little bit of everything, right now my preference is with bands like Linkin park and Three Days Grace. I hate times like this when I lose my cool and end up looking like a massive idiot. You, you make a good arguement that isn't bashing me, so let's see if we can turn things around.
Yes I generalized rap, but I got ticked and lost it. About all I ever hear is the mainstream, bottom-of-the-barrel crap that gets played endlessly. There is some that I like, but most of the time it depends on my mood, some days I like linkin park, and some days I'd rather not hear it. I just don't like it when I'm told my tastes suck.
This may just be a one time thing, but you are actually showing the better side of elitism. I'm sure you are a good friend, mex.
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The reason you have such a bad outlook on hip-hop is because you've only heard what mainstream culture has handed you. You have to find hip-hop the right way to like it. You can ask a couple of the hardcore metal people here, I've even turned them to the path to good hip hop at some point. You have to look at it from the right prospective, otherwise you just can't quite understand it.
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"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
come on Tim, I was just starting to have a rational conversation with him!