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Project Design Team Wednesday ~ Make Your Own Dolly Diapers
Posted by administrator on Wednesday, April 23rd, 2014
Hello! It's Maggie from Smashed Peas and Carrots (www.SmashedPeasandCarrots.com) I am so excited to be here today working on the Riley Blake Design Team! I am a mommy to four little ones ages 1, 3, 5, and 7 and if your kids are anything like mine they enjoy playing with their stuffed animals and dollies while pretending to be mommy (and daddy!) My girls especially have enjoyed "diapering" their dollies and I thought it was about time I added to our stash of doll diapers since it had been a while since I made the first set and they have seen better days!
I just fell in love with Riley Blake's Lazy Days collection…so cute! I love the bright pops of color and that the prints in this line can work well for either girls or boys…cause boys like to pretend play too!
These Dolly Diapers fit most stuffed animals really well and can be made to fit a smaller doll by using the velcro strip on the front. They also fit Build-A-Bear dolls and American Girl dolls too…hooray! So who wants to make a stack? Let's get started then...
I created a PDF pattern for you to use. Just print it on from your computer using a printer paper size of US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches) and set the scale to 100%.You can find the PDF here: Dolly Diaper PDF
Dolly Diaper Tutorial
by Maggie Brereton
Fat Quarters of your choice (you should be able to make two Dolly Diapers from one fat quarter) 1/2 yard white fleece (will make 5 Dolly Diapers) Dolly Diaper PDF 1/2 to 1 inch wide velcro Coordinating thread Rotary cutter and mat or scissors
First, print off the pattern PDF and cut out. Fold your fabric in half and cut out the pattern on the fold, do this once per piece of fabric and fleece (you will need one fabric outer piece and one fleece inner piece per diaper). You should now have one diaper outer piece cut out in your fabric and one diaper inner piece cut out in your fleece.
1. Pin the fabric outer diaper to the fleece (inner part of diaper) with right sides together. Make sure to designate an opening with your pins to turn this right sides our after it is sewn together (I tend to use a bigger set of pins for this so I don't forget!) Using a 1/2 inch seam allowance, sew around the entire diaper minus the opening we designated for turning! 2. Take pinking shears and clip the rounded edges of the leg holes so that they will lay flat once you turn the diaper right side out. Be careful not to clip the seam you just sewed! 3. Next, turn the diaper right side out using the opening we did not sew shut. You may need a chopstick or pencil to push out the corners. Now, using a 1/4 inch seam allowance sew around the entire diaper making sure to sew the opening we used for turning the diaper right side out closed. Press the diaper with an iron. 4. Cut two 1-inch pieces of velcro for the closure tabs on each side and one 4-inch piece of velcro for the front of the diaper. Place like shown in picture 4 and sew onto the diaper.
And there you go, you are done. Diapers for everyone…well, every doll anyways! Now off you go to make diapers for your littles to pretend play with…hours of fun I tell you!
Thank you so much for having me today, it was so fun to be here! Please make sure to stop by Smashed Peas and Carrots to find more inspiring sewing tutorials, DIY crafts, and delicious recipes for you and your family! Love, Maggie
So adorable! and looks like fun to make - can't wait to try this!by Sally
April 23rd, 2014 at 3:39 a.m.
I LOVE THESE! My youngest granddaughter is learning to sew. This will be a great project for us to make together. Thank you.by Susan S
April 23rd, 2014 at 4:16 a.m.
My little ones are going to love these! Thank you so much for sharing!by Nikolette B
April 23rd, 2014 at 5:40 a.m.
Did you use poly fleece or cotton fleece, or does it not matter? Thanks for this tute - such a good idea!by Christie
April 23rd, 2014 at 3:11 p.m.
These are adorable! Thanks for sharing. I love the owl print too. Even bought some, didn't realize it was Riley Blake. Thanks for sharing. Grandkids will love these. One granddaughter is just learning to sew. She will probably love them most.by Nadine
April 23rd, 2014 at 9:52 p.m.
These are wonderful and they look easy enough to make. I've got a bunch of dolls I'm going to make the for. And of course all of the little girls in my life will think I am the most amazing auntie Barbie .awesome idea. Thanks for sharing. ..by Barbara Senter
April 24th, 2014 at 4:26 a.m.
I downloaded in hopes of a granddaughter! Wish me luck on this...I love my grandsons but a girl could mighty nice too!by Karen H
April 24th, 2014 at 5:21 p.m.
Thank you, these are so adorable.by Sherry L
April 25th, 2014 at 4:46 a.m.
Yay! I'm so glad everyone is enjoying this tutorial and the pattern PDF! That makes me so happy :-) As for Christie's comment, it does not matter what type of fleece you use, I have used all sorts! I think the kind I used in these particular pictures is Anti-Pill fleece from Jo-Anns! Happy Sewing, everyone!! Love, Maggieby Maggie from Smashed Peas and Carrots
April 28th, 2014 at 9:38 p.m.
Thanks so much for this. My granddaughter loves putting nappies on her dolls so this will save using the real ones.by Eileen
June 04th, 2014 at 4:19 a.m.
This is the best! My daughter loves her diapers. Super easy to make and adjust the size. THANK YOU!by Nat
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World #1 and defending Sony Open champion, Serena Williams played Caroline Garcia of France in the second round of the tournament she's won a record six times. On paper, this could've been chalked up as another easy notch under her belt of Key Biscayne wins, but the young Frenchwoman had other plans as she stretched the top seed to the bitter end and then some.
When you watch Williams play with the lack of vigor and grit that has defined her as one of the greatest to ever play this sport, you know something is wrong or she's just not feeling it and that's exactly how things looked out there during her third round match. Williams lacked the normal conviction and penetration on her groundstrokes that has risen her back up to the top of her sport. Her serve misfired and wasn't in it's normal groove. And she lacked the improved footwork she has acquired the past two years; all in all, it was a tough day at the office for the worlds best player.
During the first set, Williams managed to impose her powerful game but taking it to the young Frenchwoman; taking the returns early and of course firing some aces. There wasn't much Garcia could do to change the trajectory of the first set, but she found a way to stay with Williams and keep proceedings close, which even though she ultimately lost the first set, helped her gain confidence and eventually control in the second set.
Moving through the second set, Garcia managed to pick up her level of play and shock the world #1 and hundreds of fan that piled into Crandon Park to watch Williams dazzle on court. Garcia used her powerful forehand to keep Williams at bay and proceedings started to turn in the youngsters favor as she found herself up a break and eventuallly at a set a piece.
It became very apparant that Williams was struggling with her game and confidence because the wobbliness of her often secure forehand hand returned and she would miss forehands badly. But being the champion that she is, she regained composure and her confidence and secured a birth in the fourth round with a very gritty win over Garcia 6-4 4-6 6-4.
Next up Williams plays the big serving Amercian Coco Vandeweghe who upset Australia's Samantha Stosur; it'll be a match of massive serves and if Williams can manage to find the game that's helped her win six titles at the Sony Open, then there's no reason why we wouldn't see her in the quarterfinals.


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Movin' & Groovin' 5K Run/Walk planned Aug. 27 at Dorey Park
The eighth annual Movin and Groovin Event for pancreatic cancer research will take place at Dorey Park in Varina this Saturday, Aug. 27. The event, presented by Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, will feature a 5K run, a two-mile walk and a kids' fun run through the park.
Entertainment will be provided by DJ Luke Gibson, along with live music by Haze and the Transients, juggling by Jonathan Austin, PT Moonwalks and balloon fun with Miss Sheri the Clown.
Funds raised at the event will be donated to the Massey Cancer Center and the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.
To register online or download a registration form, visit http://www.movinandgroovin5k.org
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Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
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The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
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To promote prayer to end abortion- www.prayercampaign.org
1) Prayer is the foundation of all we do in the pro-life movement
2) Novenas throughout the year connect our pro-life position to our Christian spirituality
3) Pro-life prayer acknowledges that God wants to accomplish His will through us
4) Acting now, through prayer and contact, is necessary to persuade Congress to exclude abortion from coverage in health care reform legislation
Brothers and sisters,
Prayer is the foundation of all we do in the pro-life movement, and we invite you to join tens of thousands of others who are offering, each day, a prayer of commitment to build a culture of life. We urge you to pray, throughout the year, the daily prayer to end abortion. You will find the web address for this prayer below. We invite Christians of every denomination to join in saying this prayer each day, and to let us know that they are saying it.
When you sign up you will have an opportunity to leave your email address with us. This will also enable you to receive my regular pro-life commentary every two weeks.
Thank you for joining this prayer effort. Please spread the word!
Throughout 2009, Priests for Life will invite believers to participate in the several special Novenas of prayer. As each Novena begins, we will post a link below to the prayer that can be said for that Novena.
Please visit www.prayercampaign.org to see our a list of all Novenas for the year.
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Defensive Battle Ends in Draw
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Release Date: 09/21/2012
"Colorado came in with a game plan and they were definitely sticking to it throughout," said head coach Tara Erickson. "They played very hard. We kind of played in waves today. It was the first Pac-12 game for a lot of these players, and that seemed to have affected us a little bit. We were a little conservative in how we played the game, and obviously the end result was a 0-0 score. I think we did well at times and were all over them, but then at times we let off the gas pedal a little bit."
The Ducks came out of the gates fast and seemed to be outplaying Colorado for a majority of the first period, but could not get any good enough opportunities to score. Oregon's best chance in the first half came when Kristen Parr took a shot from the right side of the goal from about twelve feet out that ended up being saved by the Buffaloes' goalkeeper. The Ducks led Colorado in shots (8-7), corner kicks (3-0) and saves (5-3) in the first period of action.
The defensive battle continued in the second period as seniors Nicole Bakke and Lauren Thompson really took charge on the back line and did not allow the Buffaloes any opportunities. Sophomore goalkeeper Abby Steele also helped the defensive cause as she made a huge, gutsy save out of the box on a breakaway by the Buffs, along with several other key saves. She ended the match with seven saves on the night.
UO kept up the defensive pressure throughout the extra periods, as Thompson, Bakke and Taylor Boyer continuously made great defensive plays on the ball. Several younger players saw significant action tonight, as coaches decided to go with freshmen Boyer and Kira Wagoner and sophomore Allie Rodriguez for a majority of the two overtime periods. Oregon's depth and conditioning was useful once again as every Duck fought hard until the final buzzer.
The Ducks ended the match with the advantage over Colorado in shots (16-13), corner kicks (8-4) and saves (7-4).
"Abby came up with two fantastic saves, one on the breakaway and one off the free kick," added Erickson. "She picked a lot of balls of crosses as well, so she was solid in the back. We just need a little bit more punch up top. Not just from our forwards but probably from our midfielders as well. We'll move on, we have a non-conference opponent coming at us on Monday. I think that'll be an opportunity for us to regroup and come out here and play for a win. Today, we just seemed a little conservative."
The Ducks return to Pape' Field on Monday, Sept. 24th for a non-conference match against Brigham Young University. The match will be nationally televised by the Pac-12 Network.
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U.S. consumers increased their spending slightly last month as their income grew at the fastest pace in six months. The figures point to only modest economic growth in the July-September quarter.
Consumers' spending on goods and services rose 0.3 percent in August, the Commerce Department said Friday. That's up from a 0.2 percent gain in July, which was slightly more than the 0.1 percent reported last month.
Income rose 0.4 percent in August, the best gain since February and up from a 0.2 percent July increase. Private wages and salaries rose 0.5 percent, while the government wages and salaries rose 0.2 percent.
The government figures would have been higher if not for forced federal furloughs that reduced wages and salaries by $7.3 billion.
Many analysts say the increases are not enough to accelerate economic growth in the third quarter from the 2.5 percent annual rate in the April-June quarter.
"With more money coming in, consumers spent a little, just a little, more freely," said Jennifer Lee, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets.
And Americans grew more pessimistic this month about the economy, their own finances, and government budget policies, according to a survey of consumer confidence released Friday.
The University of Michigan says its final reading of consumer sentiment dropped to 77.5 in September from 82.1 in August. It was the second straight decline after confidence reached a six-year high of 85.1 in July.
Americans saved some of the extra money they made last month. The personal savings rate edged up to 4.6 percent of after-tax income, a slight improvement from 4.5 percent in July.
Consumers are benefiting from mild inflation. An inflation gauge tied to consumer spending increased 1.2 percent over the past 12 months, well below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target.


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Eric is in the middle of a P90X workout and can't get to a computer to put up a post. So he called me with his scoop. Well, scoopish. Because now I see that Scott Goldstein put up a post about 10 minutes ago saying the same thing. Anyway, multiple sources have told Eric that the vote tomorrow will go A.C. Gonzalez's way.
In an executive session Friday, council members found themselves one vote short of picking Deanna Santana. Over the weekend, effort was made to get that one vote. When it became apparent that the vote was not to be had, the Santana supporters switched their votes to Gonzalez. So while tomorrow's vote might go 13-2 or something like that, just know that it was actually much closer than that. Let the record reflect that Zac actually called this thing a week ago.


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The Modern Language Association provides a writing style which includes rules for properly citing television newscasts in research papers. The guidelines found in the "MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers" (7th ed.) and the "MLA Style Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing" (3rd ed.) are generally followed in the liberal arts and humanities fields. It is important to cite all research resources to properly attribute all external sources and prevent accusations of plagiarism.
Full Citations
MLA style requires you to cite a television newscast by beginning with the name of the news program (italicized), followed by a period. Then, you state the name of the network which produces the show, followed by a period. Next, MLA style says to identify the call letters of the network, followed by a comma, and then the city, followed by a period. The original airing date then follows, with the day, month (abbreviated if over four letters long) and year listed. Lastly, the medium of publication is stated, followed by a period. For example: ABC World News Tonight (italicized). American Broadcast Network. ABC, New York. 15 Apr. 2013. Television.
In-Text Citations
MLA allows in-text citations for newscasts to be handled in several different ways. The author may make reference to the newscast within the body of the text. For example, "According to ABC World News Tonight, Barack Obama consistently led in the 2012 presidential polls." The title of the newscast would be in italics. Or, an in-text citation can be referenced by identifying the newscast in parentheses. For example, "President Obama consistently led in the 2012 tracking polls" (ABC World News Tonight). Again, put the title of the newscast in italics.
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The National Weather Service has released a flood watch warning for the OkanoganRiver- which is expected to reach mid to major flood stage by this weekend.
Scott Miller, OkanoganCounty's Emergency Manager, says the OkanoganRiver currently sits at about 11.4 feet.
Miller adds that ranchers in the flood prone lowland areas between Tonasket and Oroville have also been warned to move their livestock out of the vulnerable areas.
The forecast calls for temperatures in the high 80s through the remainder of the week.
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While in this world of 'me, me, me,' it is always good to see people that are concerned with the welfare of others as opposed to thinking of themselves! The Little Sisters of the Poor out of Palatine, Illinois, are one such group of charitable women that give as opposed to believing that they are eligible to receive!
In fact, the Sisters, like other caregivers, feel as though they are receiving because they get to witness a side of the elderly that they care for that many others will never get the chance to see. People tend to judge the sisters because they have taken vows of chastity, poverty and obedience but these women see that by doing so they are offered gifts from people that others tend to cast aside. So they are pleased to offer their whole being as a living sacrifice in order to care for people and please God at the same time.
By caring for otherwise homeless elderly folks, some of the gifts given back are historical in nature. The nuns get to relive, through their charges, a time and place that they may not have known otherwise. The residents are so grateful that they do not mind sharing themselves as they rapidly approach their "Autumn Years." Sometimes without the good sisters, they would have no one, so the charity tends to go both ways as the sisters have given up being around family so these people become their family!
As Sister Marguerite stated in this month's brochure published by the Little Sisters of the Poor Saint Joseph's Home, "There is so much strength, wisdom and perseverance in the elderly. It is easy to miss if you are just looking at the frail exteriors." That is why Saint Joseph's home is such a blessed place to be and why the Little Sisters of the Poor are such a special group of women – they see beyond what is obvious and look to place where others fail to go.
While the nuns operate their facilities based primarily on donations, they always know that the love will come from somewhere. They have a heartfelt belief that the good in others will help them sustain the people that they are meant to care for. That is why their success has been so great in the past and they believe it will continue well into their future.
If you get a moment, check out their life of service by visiting www.LittleSistersofthePoorPalatine.org.


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Paul van Dyk - EvolutionVAN2050C - April 5th, 2012
The first week of April sees Paul van Dyk - multi-award winning DJ/Producer and internationally renowned EDM envoy - plant his next album milestone. The follow-up to 'In Between', 'Evolution' has been 5 years in the waiting, 10 months in the making and draws on two full decades of musical composition experience. It features collaborations with a full spectrum of producers, singers and lyricists – EDM and otherwise.
"'EVOLUTION' isn't about feeding the machine", says Paul. "I started to record it when I felt the time was right and that was perhaps not the same as when the industry expected it. When I began to work on the album, there was no deadline and no predetermined musical remit. No managers saying, 'you need to work with this person/that person'. What came, came, and I found using this process exhilarating. Given the method, the fact that 'Evolution's jigsaw has all slotted into place so well is the ultimate satisfaction for me."
As far back as The Visions of Shiva, van Dyk's belief in the dynamic of the studio collaboration hasn't wavered. On 'EVOLUTION' though he takes this to an entirely new level. Regular PvD watchers will likely already be onside with many of the artists accompanying him on its tracklist. They are performers spotlighted by Paul on a regular basis, either in-club, on his radio show, or both, who all, in their way, bring evolutionary aspects to his sixth studio-based album. 'EVOLUTION' features collaborations with the likes of Arty, Adam Young, Ummet Ozcan, Sarah Howells, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Austin Leeds and many more. Artful when it chooses to be, ballistic when required, van Dyk's 6th shows that a filler-free artist album isn't only a possibility, but entirely achievable. 15 astounding new studio creations from Berlin's favourite son are about to be unveiled – the Evolution starts April 6th!
- Paul van Dyk feat. Austin Leeds - Symmetries (Album Mix) (05:41)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Arty - The Ocean (Album Mix) (06:09)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Adam Young - - Eternity (Album Mix) (03:33)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Austin Leeds - Verano (Album Version) (04:34)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Plumb - I Don't Deserve You (Album Mix) (06:47)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Sue McLaren & Arty - The Sun After Heartbreak (Album Mix) (04:57)
- Paul van Dyk - Rock This (Album Mix) (04:48)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Ummet Ozcan - Dae Yor (03:33)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Tyler Michaud & Fisher - All The Way (Album Mix) (06:16)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Caligola - If You Want My Love (Album Mix) (03:08)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Michelle Leonard - Lost In Berlin (Album Mix) (06:42)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Fieldwork - Everywhere (Album Mix) (06:41)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Giuseppe Ottaviani - A Wonderful Day (Album Mix) (05:24)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Sue McLaren - We Come Together (Album Mix) (05:50)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Sarah Howells - Heart Stops Beating (Album Mix) (04:55)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Michelle Leonard - Love Ammunition - Bonus Track (Album Mix) (06:50)
- Paul van Dyk - Senses - Bonus Track (Album Mix) (05:47)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Kyau & Albert - Open My Eyes - Bonus Track (Album Mix) (05:56)
- Paul van Dyk feat. Daniel Nitt - The Falling - Bonus Track (Album Mix) (04:54)


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I'm interested in personal analytics, and would like to find a robust way to aggregate and store my web browsing history in a format I can understand and manipulate. I mostly use Google Chrome.
For a while now I've used a Python script along these lines (which is code I got from elsewhere but I've forgotten where):
pattern = "(((http)|(https))(://)(www.)|().*?)\.[a-z]*/"
SQL_STATEMENT = 'SELECT urls.url, visit_time FROM visits, urls WHERE visits.url=urls.id;'
dumpdir = '...\Chrome History Dump'
storage = open(dumpdir+'/hdump.txt', 'a')
def date_from_webkit(webkit_timestamp):
epoch_start = datetime.datetime(1601,1,1)
delta = datetime.timedelta(microseconds=int(webkit_timestamp))
return epoch_start + delta
paths = ["...\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Archived History",
"...\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\History"]
for path in paths:
c = sqlite3.connect(path)
for row in c.execute(SQL_STATEMENT):
date_time = date_from_webkit(row[1])
url = re.search(pattern, row[0])
try: urlc = url.group(0)
except: urlc = "ERROR"
storage.write(str(date_time)[0:19] + "\t" + row[0] + "\n")
Unfortunately recent updates to Chrome have broken this approach---I've not looked into why yet, but I've resolved to find a better way to do this. Does anyone have any suggestions? These are some of the criteria I have in mind:
- The solution should extract the browser history and (preferably) remove Google's copy of it.
- It would be good if it were possible to run it automatically, either every time Chrome starts (as I did with the little script above) or on a regular schedule.
- The solution should be as robust as possible to changes in the way Chrome stores its history--either by design, or (even better) because it is a continually maintained piece of software.
- It need only store the URL and the visit time, the information in the history can be discarded.
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
I got all excited about single stud earrings when I introduced my hashtag and "at sign" options in October.
Single earrings were my passion in the '80s, and I've been wanting to add them to my WENDYB by Wendy Brandes line for ages.
I have several new single-earring designs coming out. I picked them up from my manufacturer yesterday and will have them professionally photographed and on the website next week. But when I posted some sneak peeks on Instagram yesterday, it was clear that not all of you can wait that long for my sterling-silver "hugs and kisses" studs — December's Jewels of the Month.
Like the hashtag and "at signs," the hugs and kisses studs are 5 millimeters. You can buy one stud for $35 or two for $70. To order, holla at me at wbjewelry at hotmail dot com and I'll hook you up. I have one set available for immediate delivery, so first come, first served! Ten more Xs and 10 more Os are coming; they should get to you in time for the holidays, but I'm not going to guarantee that until later this week when I get a status update from my manufacturer.
I do have sterling-silver exclamation point and question mark studs available for immediate delivery, so let me know if you're interested in those. (I wear a gold exclamation point and question mark in my left ear nearly every day.) And, as always, I'm happy to do custom work. You can order any letter, number and/or punctuation in any metal you like! But if you want those for holiday gifts, talk to me today or tomorrow so I can turn it around in time.
UPDATED TO ADD: Click here to buy the hugs and kisses studs on my website.
11 Responses to "Jewels of the Month: Hugs and Kisses for the Holidays"
AMAZING!!! Wonder if everyone will mind if I dont buy them presents so I can treat myself instead…
I wuv these little guys.
I had double piercings in the 80's but not sure why i didn't do the single earring thing.
They are just perfect! darn my ears for having no piercings
Glam kiss
LOVE. So far all of my Christmas shopping has been for me so why stop now?
One of those X's will be mine! I just need to get the funds together for one. Or maybe an M… Now I can't decide! Need me some Wendy B!
Love them! Thinking of getting XO set; the holidays are difficult and we all need to treat ourselves!
BTW, I think pohSpoT took the ring designs they stole from you and repackaged them as a set with earrings that look just like the rings. And they're selling "punctuation" necklaces that look just like the rings, except without the "F".
You should do X O rings!
SO awesome! All the single earring talk had me on a reconnaissance mission to my parents' house – while I didn't find as much jewelry as I hoped, I was thrilled by a killer box of archival clothing. High five!


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Is becoming an entrepreneur right for you? Identifying and evaluating the right opportunity is an important process to go through when developing your business plan. The demand for entrepreneurship is rapidly growing across the United States, and Moraine Park Technical College is meeting this growth by offering a free workshop on what it takes to start up a business.Filled with valuable information and top-notch instructors to guide participants, the workshop will take place on Moraine Park's Fond du Lac campus on Thursday, Oct. 13, at 6 p.m. in Room O-103.Passion for the business is the number one characteristic shared by entrepreneurs. Just ask local entrepreneur Sara Cujak, owner of Cujak's Wine Market in Downtown Fond du Lac. "I love my job even five years later," Cujak said. "A ten-hour work day flys by, and I can't wait get back to work when I get home. It's wonderful to be my own boss, and I enjoy learning how to run my business."Guiding the workshop is facilitator Laurie Barz and instructor Randy Melzer. Barz is an Economic and Workforce Development Representative for Moraine Park. She has held the titles of Executive Director, Business Services Team Leader, Vice President, and Owner of a small construction company employing 20 skilled tradespeople. As cofounder of the company, she directed all aspects of the business.Melzer has held the titles of Branch Manager, Mortgage Loan Officer, Financial Planner, Vice President of Marketing and Vice President of Operations. He also has extensive sales experience in insurance, brokerage and financial products. His sales training also included recruiting for a major online university and business-to-business sales of communications and security equipment. Melzer is also a SCORE volunteer and has served as the Chapter Chair for the Fox Cities Chapter. He currently has his own marketing consulting firm, teaches business classes at local technical colleges and works with entrepreneurs and startup businesses as an active SCORE mentor.For more information or to register for the free workshop on jumpstarting a small business, call 262-335-5825.
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The State Fair of Texas is a fixture in the Lone Star State, and it is the time of year when thousands of people flock to Dallas for a delicious Fletcher's Corn Dog and college ball -- all under the watchful eye of Big Tex himself.
This year, fairgoers have the opportunity to take advantage of a State Fair special at Kimpton's Hotel Palomar. From Sept. 27 through Oct. 22, 2012, the boutique hotel will offer two packages with all the amenities fairgoers want.
The Big Tex Package will cost just $189 per night, and will include DART transportation directly to the fair, a stay in a King or Double Deluxe room, valet parking, in-room cotton candy and a free triple cooked order of fries at the posh Central 214 Restaurant inside the hotel. That, of course is in addition to the benefits that already come with a stay at Hotel Palomar, which include a nightly wine reception and luxurious amenities.
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Everything is bigger in Texas, and Hotel Palomar is keeping pace. The Big D High Roller Package is the epitome of luxury and class. Touted as "the ultimate VIP experience," this deal features a full weekend in the Grand Luxury Penthouse Suite and breakfast in bed every morning. Assuming you want to arrive in style at the State Fair, Hotel Palomar will arrange for a private helicopter charter to the fair, as well as a privately chauffeured Rolls Royce Phantom for the duration of your stay.
The benefits don't stop there. You will also be treated to a private four-course meal in Central 214, nightly in-room champagne and chocolates, entry into the fair and more than $1,000 in fair coupons to spend on rides and food. Of course, you will want to look the part. Hotel Palomar will be there to help, with his and hers Stetson cowboy hats, Lucchese alligator cowboy boots and two pairs of designer jeans from NorthPark Mall's Neiman Marcus store.
To reserve one of the State Fair packages at Hotel Palomar, contact the hotel at 214-520-7969 or go online to hotelpalomar-dallas.com. For the Big Tex Package, mention offer code BTX, and for the High Roller Package, contact the director of sales and marketing at Hotel Palomar Dallas, Sam S. Tucker. He can be reached directly at 214-560-2733.


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News about Planet, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
REFERENCE MATERIAL ABOUT PLANETSThe original Greek word meant, simply, "wanderer," referring to points of light that moved across the nighttime background of fixed stars. The word has evolved since then, since, the original Greek definition taken literally would include more than 100,000 bodies orbiting the Sun.
In 2006, the International Astronomical Union, in demoting Pluto from a planet to a dwarf planet, adopted this definition: A "planet" is a celestial body that (a) is in orbit around the Sun, (b) has sufficient mass for its self-gravity to overcome rigid body forces so that it assumes a hydrostatic equilibrium (nearly round) shape, and (c) has cleared the neighborhood around its orbit.
Pluto does not satisfy condition (c) of the definition.
Astronomers have also discovered more than 200 planets orbiting other stars.
The maximum mass of a planet is generally considered to be about 13 times that of Jupiter. Objects larger than that reach temperatures hot enough for some fusion reactions to begin and are called brown dwarfs.
However, some astronomers distinguish stars from planets not by mass by how they formed. Planetary systems form in a two-step process. First, a cloud of gas collapses under gravity into one, two and sometimes three stars. Then, a disk of leftover gas and dust coalesces into planets.
Some astronomers now think that the initial star-forming gas collapse can result in planet-size objects and it may be possible for the leftover dust and gas can coalesce into a brown dwarf-size planet. Since astronomers cannot go back in time to see exactly how something formed, Gibor Basri, a professor of astronomy at the University of California, Berkeley, invented the word, "planemo," a shortening of "planetary mass object" (and pronounced PLAN-uh-moh), to describe any object with a mass less than 13 Jupiter masses regardless of how it formed.
Articles About Planets
Kepler Finds 1,284 New Planets
Astronomers say the planets orbit stars in a patch of sky on the Cygnus-Lyra border where the NASA spacecraft has been cataloging them.
More on Planets and: Planets , Kepler Space Telescope , National Aeronautics and Space Administration , Space and Astronomy , Telescopes and Observatories , Stars and Galaxies
SpaceX Says It Plans to Send a Probe to Mars
Elon Musk's company said it would dispatch its Dragon vessel to the planet, possibly as early as 2018, with a long-term goal of establishing colonies.
Here's Hoping Earth Imagery Isn't Too Routine to Inspire
Has the power of imagery of Earth from space faded since the days of "Earthrise"?
More on Planets and: Chang, Kenneth , Kelly, Scott J , Sagan, Carl , Tyson, Neil DeGrasse , Russia , National Aeronautics and Space Administration , Apollo Project , Cassini (Spacecraft) , Earth , Education (K-12) , Geography , International Space Station , Photography , Planets , Space and Astronomy
A Valentine's Date Idea for Astronomy-Loving Early Birds
It's still possible to take advantage of the narrowing window of opportunity to see five planets align.
More on Planets and: Space and Astronomy , Planets , Video Recordings, Downloads and Streaming
An Expanding Universe of Space Apps
While becoming an astronaut is out of reach for most of us, there are plenty of apps that can take your mind on a journey to the final frontier.
Let the Moon Be Your Guide in Finding Five Planets
Learn a low-fi method for spotting five planets at once.
More on Planets and: Moon , Planets , Space and Astronomy
Ninth Planet May Exist Beyond Pluto, Scientists Report
Two professors at the California Institute of Technology laid out an argument for the existence of a planet perhaps 4,500 times the mass of Pluto.
More on Planets and: Space and Astronomy , Planets , Solar System , Astronomical Journal , Brown, Michael E , Batygin, Konstantin (1986- ) , California Institute of Technology
How to View Five Planets Aligning in a Celestial Spectacle
For the first time in more than a decade, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter will be simultaneously visible to the naked eye through Feb. 20.
More on Planets and: Space and Astronomy , Planets , Saturn (Planet) , Jupiter (Planet) , Mars (Planet) , Mercury (Planet) , Venus (Planet)
Leaks in Instrument Force NASA to Delay Mars Mission Until 2018
The Mars InSight mission will miss its March 2016 launch date, and will remain earthbound for at least two years.
More on Planets and: Mars (Planet) , National Aeronautics and Space Administration , Space and Astronomy , Planets , Grunsfeld, John M
Mars Rover Finds Changing Rocks, Surprising Scientists
The changes found by Curiosity, the NASA vehicle on the planet, show how the climate and environment changed there more than 3 billion years ago.
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NFL.com Bio and Statistics For Mike Pollak
ASU: Tempe native that became one of the finest interior offensive linemen in the nation...started 31 consecutive games at center to finish his Sun Devil career...received First-Team All-Pac-10 honors as a senior and Second-Team recognition as a junior...was one of the strongest and hardest-working players on the team...carried on a lineage of excellent center play for the Sun Devils following players such as Grayling Love, Drew Hodgdon and Scott Peters...a tremendous leader and team captain...snapped for quarterback Rudy Carpenter in every game Carpenter has started...ranked as the No. 4 center eligible for the 2008 NFL Draft by Scout.com....was named to the 2007 preseason watch lists for the Outland Trophy, Rimington Trophy and Lombardi Award, all of which are presented annually to the nation's finest linemen.
2007: Started all 13 games at center as a senior...earned First-Team All-Pac-10 honors at center...was invited to play in the 2008 Hula Bowl, East-West Shrine Game and Senior Bowl postseason all-star games... was a co-winner of ASU's Tim Landers Iron Man of the Year Award Sun Devil with exemplary work ethic in the weight room, on the field or in the community, presented at the team's year-end banquet...was also presented with the Cecil Abono Team Captain Award and the Pat Tillman Award...earned midseason Second-Team All-Pac-10 honors by PhilSteele.com...earned Third-Team All-Pac-10 honors by PhilSteele.com...was named to the Rimington Award preseason watch list, an award presented annually to the nation's top center...was one of eight Sun Devils and one of five ASU offensive linemen to have earned his undergraduate degree prior to the start of the 2007 season.
2006: Started all 13 games at center...earned second-team All-Pac-10 honors...was presented ASU's Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman of the Year Award at the team's year-end banquet...was regarded as one of the strongest members of the entire roster...is ranked as the nation's 32nd-best center by Phil Steele...that same publication regards him as a preseason third-team All-Pac-10 honoree...has earned Hard Hat Player honors for his efforts in the team's off-season strength and conditioning program in each of the past three years, and was the 2006 Hard Hat Champion...has played in 20 career games with 10 starts.
2005: Played in all 12 games, starting six, including the season's final five contests after All-Pac-10 honoree Grayling Love was sidelined due to injury...also started versus Oregon State...in the six games in which he started, ASU averaged 510.7 yards per game in total offense and scored an average of 36.0 points per game...was recognized as a Hard Hat Player for his work in ASU's winter strength and conditioning program for the second consecutive season.
2004: Played in eight games...started the first four games of the season at center in place of the injured Drew Hodgdon...contributed to a passing offense that led the Pac-10 and ranked fifth in the nation at 317.3 yards per game...ASU also finished third in the league and 16th in the nation in total offense (435.4 ypg) and fourth in the Pac-10 and 32nd in the country in scoring offense (29.3 ppg).
2003: Redshirted as a member of the scout team.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2003 graduate of Corona del Sol High School in Tempe...earned two votes in The Long Beach Press-Telegram's "Best In The West" rating...a member of The Tacoma News Tribune's "Western 100"...rated as the No. 8 prospect in the state of Arizona by SuperPrep Magazine... All-Region selection by PrepStar Magazine...rated the No. 6 offensive lineman in the West by PacWestFootball.com... rated the No. 42 player in the West by PacWestFootball.com...ranked No. 20 at guard by Rivals.com...named first-team All-Arizona by The Arizona Republic...was first-team all-city and all-conference as a senior...senior stats included 92 percent pass blocking, 86 percent run blocking and 67 pancakes...named to the Super All-State first-team on offense by Phoenix Metro Football Magazine...played guard and defensive tackle at Corona del Sol...ranked as the 58th-best offensive lineman by theinsiders.com...had not played football before coming to Corona and had been a baseball player as a pitcher...earned first-team all-region, first-team all-East Valley, first-team all-conference and honorable mention all-state as a junior...started three years on varsity...also played baseball for three years...captained his baseball and football teams...played for former ASU offensive lineman Gary Venturo at Corona del Sol...his baseball coach, Ron Davini, also played baseball at ASU.
PERSONAL: Earned his degree (B.A., Communication) in May of 2007...parents are Kent (structural superintendent) and Julie (eighth-grade math teacher at Aprende Middle School) Pollak of Chandler, Ariz....has two siblings, Andrew (19) and Jamie (16)...lists his most exciting sports experience as playing in Australia in the Down Under Bowl and catching a 75-yard touchdown pass from fellow Sun Devil Brett Nenaber...hobbies include playing the guitar, writing songs and playing music with his brother, who plays the drums...brother Andrew will be a member fo the ASU Baseball team this fall and wear #76, the same number as Mike...born Feb. 16, 1985 in Scottsdale, Ariz....full name is Michael David Pollak.
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February 25, 2011
Catholic League president Bill Donohue accuses the Philadelphia Inquirer of bias: The sexual abuse of minors is unfortunately a social problem, especially in homes where live-in boyfriends and step-fathers reside. It is also a serious problem in the public schools. Nowhere is it less of a problem today than in the Catholic Church. To wit: in the last... [Read more...]FASCIST ATTACK ON PRO-LIFE BILLBOARD
February 25, 2011
A billboard in New York City that showed a picture of a young black girl with the message, "The most dangerous place for an African American is in the womb," has been taken down by the billboard company. The organization responsible for the billboard, Life Always, which is run by an African American, sought to draw attention during Black... [Read more...]ABORTION = BLACK GENOCIDE
February 24, 2011
A pro-life group, Life Always, has displayed a huge billboard in the SoHo section of New York City that shows a picture of a young black girl with the inscription, "The most dangerous place for an African American is in the womb." It has created a firestorm in New York City. The organization responsible for the billboard has the strong... [Read more...]ANDREW CUOMO'S LIFESTYLE
February 24, 2011
Catholic League president Bill Donohue addresses recent news stories on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's lifestyle: I have been asked by many media outlets to comment on the propriety of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo receiving Holy Communion. The question arises because everyone knows that he is living in an adulterous relationship with his... [Read more...]ANTI-CATHOLIC BIAS IN SPORTS NEWS STORY
February 24, 2011
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on an AP story from yesterday about the 2012 European Soccer Championship: Some homosexual Polish soccer fans are demanding that a separate seating section be created at the 2012 European Soccer Championship in Poland; they claim that gays and lesbians might otherwise be subjected to harassment and... [Read more...]OBAMA REFUSES TO DEFEND MARRIAGE
February 23, 2011
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the decision of the Obama administration not to defend the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act: President Obama does not want to defend marriage anymore. He never really did, and here's the proof: 15 years ago this month, while running for the Illinois state Senate, Barack Obama said,... [Read more...]ACLU DEFENSE OF MUSLIMS IS POLITICAL
February 23, 2011
The ACLU of Southern California and the Los Angeles chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations is suing the FBI for violating the rights of Muslims by sending an informant to spy on them in a California mosque. The FBI was investigating possible terrorist threats, but the lawsuit claims it was guilty of "indiscriminate surveillance." Catholic... [Read more...]DR. BERNARD NATHANSON, R.I.P.
February 22, 2011
Dr. Bernard Nathanson died February 21 at the age of 84. In 1969, he co-founded the National Association for the Repeal of Abortion Laws, NARAL (now NARAL Pro-Choice America). In time it became the most radical pro-abortion organization in the nation. A practicing abortionist, Nathanson soon had a change of heart, and by the mid-1970s made public his... [Read more...]"House" Stereotypes Priests
February 18, 2011
On the Feb. 16 episode of the Fox Network show "House," negative stereotypes of Catholic priests were promoted: the featured priest is a big drinker; he is hospitalized for hallucinating about Jesus; he is accused of being a pedophile; he hates his "job"; he loses his faith; the Church refuses to believe his claims of innocence; he gets bounced... [Read more...]SILENCING CONSERVATIVE VOICES
February 18, 2011
Catholic League president Bill Donohue looks at attempts to silence conservative voices: We recently learned that 74 Democrats have asked U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to recuse himself if the health care bill comes before the high court. The reason? His wife supports the Tea Party and it is against the health care law. On Monday, disciplinary... [Read more...]


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Splunk Inc. Announces Fiscal Third Quarter 2013 Financial Results
Company Achieves Record Revenues, License Revenue Grows 56 Percent
Splunk Inc. (NASDAQ: SPLK), the leading software platform for real-time operational intelligence, today announced results for its fiscal third quarter ended October 31, 2012.
"We are pleased to welcome more than 350 new Enterprise customers to the Splunk family and also want to recognize the many customers who expanded their use of Splunk software during the quarter," said Godfrey Sullivan, Chairman and CEO. "Our license revenues were the result of broad adoption by our customers in financial services, technology, telecommunications and government sectors."
Third Quarter 2013 Financial Highlights
- Total revenue was $52.0 million, up 67% year-over-year.
- License revenue was $34.6 million, up 56% year-over-year.
GAAP operating loss was $5.4 million; GAAP operating margin was
negative 10.3%.
Non-GAAP operating loss was $0.7 million; non-GAAP operating margin was negative 1.3%.
- GAAP net loss was $5.5 million and included $4.7 million in non-cash, stock-based compensation expenses; non-GAAP net loss was $0.8 million.
- GAAP loss per share was $0.06 based on a 96.7 million weighted-average share count; non-GAAP loss per share was $0.01.
- Operating cash flow was $6.5 million with free cash flow of $4.2 million.
A reconciliation of GAAP to non-GAAP results is provided in the accompanying table.
Third Quarter 2013 and Recent Business Highlights
New license customers include: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, China Mobile, Churchill Downs, Daimler AG, Eldorado (Russia), Getty Images, Hyundai Kia (Korea), Kohl's Department Stores, Newell Rubbermaid, PCCW Now (Hong Kong), South Australia Police, TCS Bank (Russia), U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Education and Vodafone Australia.
Expansion customers include: Adobe, Ceryx Inc., Cisco, Comcast, Commercial Bank of Qatar, Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), Interactive Data, Major League Baseball, Moody's, Purdue University, UniCredit Business Integrated Solutions (UBIS – Italy), University of Connecticut, U.S. Department of Energy and Vattenfall Europe Information Services GmbH.
- Announced the general availability (GA) of Splunk® Enterprise 5, the fastest, most resilient version of the company's flagship product. The latest release also includes additional developer tools for building big data applications.
- Released the GA version of Splunk Storm™, a cloud service for organizations that develop and run applications in the public cloud.
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I love quinoa in any form, including this flour which I have started using for gluten free baking. It's one of the ancient grains and full of good nutrition.
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Quinoa flour
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This is a series of Disney princesses reimagined as scantily armored warriors by artist Mike Roshuk. Why all the bare midriffs? Because they're so badass they don't NEED armor there. Somebody shoots an arrow at you? Deflect it with a blade. Don't have a blade? FLEX THOSE ABS.
Hit the jump for individual shots of Ariel, Cinderella, Pocahontas, Snow White and Jasmine.
Thanks to Kerssica, who expressed an interest in becoming Ariel but refuses to make a deal with an evil sea witch.


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As many of my loyal readers know, I mostly write about Indianapolis' historical side. But there's much more to my personality than a deep love of history. For many years, I've battled severe depression. So today I'd like to diverge from fun topics and delve a little deeper to discuss a secret topic that was made not-so secret this past week.
Robin Williams' suicide turned a spotlight on mental illness and how many people struggle every day with depression. I'm not sure how much new insight I can bring to the topic, as many opinion pieces, articles, and headlines have beat that horse to death. I would, however, like to offer my own personal experience as a cathartic response to depression and as a way of coming to terms with what happened to a fellow compatriot.
It sneaks up. Honestly, you never see it coming, at least I didn't. You ask yourself, "My life is seemingly great. I've nothing to be sad about. What IS my issue?" The beginning is judgmental that way. Actually, the whole process is judgmental and telling yourself that you're choosing it just makes it needlessly more difficult. You fight against the inevitable until one morning, your husband tells you he can't take you hurting yourself anymore. He wants you to find someone to talk to. You lie there in bed, because the best way to describe your bed is a magnet that pulls you in and refuses to release you. As you continue to hurt yourself, and suicidal ideation plays itself out in your thoughts, you put up a wall with a curtain in front of it. "I'm fine" and "It's totally alright" are said to yourself and to others more than 10 times a day. You might slowing pull the curtain back when you tell someone you trust you're in therapy or that you've been diagnosed with depression. Most of the time, the blank stares and the invalidation leads you to let the curtain fall back down to cover you're solidly constructed brick wall. Better you be the person they *think* you are than to be your true self. You can go home and sleep afterwards.
You start therapy, you see a psychiatrist and you assume you're doing what you can to manage. Sometimes, when you actually think about having "the depression," it seems surreal. This cannot be you, you're not this person. I must be faking it or something. So you stop taking the meds and cut back on sessions with the therapist. Things seem okay and it's self affirming that you knew yourself enough to stop treatment. Then one night, in the wee hours of the morning, you find yourself standing in front of the bathroom medicine cabinet, unwrapping one of your husbands straight razors. As you touch your skin with the cold steel, you look up into the mirror and have no clue who is looking back at you.
Worthiness is a big component of seeking and attending treatment. If you hate yourself, your body, your thoughts, why would you seek treatment? And when you're talking to someone you trust, maybe just a little bit more than anyone else, and they say, "That's silly! You're the sweetest, funniest person I know! You're worth so much!" It sounds hollow. Personally, I'd rather hear silence than to listen to inane, perfunctory bullshit. And that's the rub, isn't it? You're in such a predicament with depression that nothing you say helps, nothing others say helps, and you come to the realization that maybe, just maybe, you need something else to cope. Some turn to drugs, alcohol, and I...I turned to food and self harm. You feel nothing but shame, guilt, anxiety, circular thoughts, and numbness. So, no...you can't just "seek help" and everything is alright. There's a long, long process that, like Robin unfortunately showed us, sometimes has a crappy ending.
I'm still processing Robin's death with my therapist. People may think it's silly that a mans death, whom I didn't know, would cause me such pain. But, as an article I read the day it happened so APTLY pointed out, "Today I learned that it wasn't that a celebrity died, it was HOW." Robin had struggled for a long time, so have I. Robin had been somewhat open with his demons, so have I. He'd toyed with suicide ideas often, so have I. He once stated that he'd come out the other side, and hearing this, I would let myself plant a seed of hope. But then, when the man that proclaimed to us all to stand firm decided he couldn't take his own advice? It sends a message to all of us that maybe the fight to stay alive everyday is not worth it. That...that is why Robin Williams' death was a big deal to a woman in Indianapolis.
So as not to end this article on such a negative note, I'm working on things. My depression is no where near handled. I have made steps in the right direction, however. I'm seeing two therapists a week and am employing other holistic techniques. It's a long, hard road...one I wish was more sparsely populated. There are far too many sufferers out there. But I think all of us, and those that love us, can change the stereotype and slash the silence on this pervasive issue. There's hope.
Here is an article about one writer's battle with depression. She gives a list of some of the things that help her through her tough times.
Also, if you need assistance NOW, here are some Indiana suicide prevention hotlines to call. The National Hotline is: 1-800-273-8255.


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By Chris
Copyright 2005 Chris Dohse
NEW YORK -- I received
an advance videotape of Jerome Bel's "The Show Must Go On" to use
in writing a preview for New York Press. The morning of my deadline
I got up at 5 AM to watch the tape. Harrumphing and fast-forwarding
through most of the first half, I stopped when I saw the irritating
pose from the prow of the ship in "Titanic" recreated. Really, I
thought, this is too much.
Here's some selected
text from my preview: (In the spirit of Bel's appropriation pastiche,
I'm going to quote myself, because let's face it: Here in the twilight
of ideas everything has already been said and I just rearrange the
same words over and over like so many leftover vegetables or parrot
somebody else's disaffections.)
"Riffing his movement
invention off disposable street hauteur the way Pop artists ate
commercial design...."
"A lure of unfulfilled
voyeurism creates frisson after one guy pulls his pants down and
flops his balls around...."
"This would create a
fabulous fuck-you ambience in a cabaret or nightclub. Framing it
as concert dance is Bel's sassy contribution to the post-post-what-is-it-anymore-anyway?
"It's either a pompous
string of unkind jokes or it's one of the more brilliant vultures
feeding off the carcass of modernism, but it's sure to inflect the
post-ironic generation for years to come, so we'd better get used
to it."
To briefly describe
the theatrical conceit of this "spectacle" (seen March 24 at Dance
Theater Workshop): Bel composes nearly static tableaux vivant with
a large cast of trained and untrained performers while a sound engineer
in the front row of seats plays a string of pop songs. The sound
guy takes his time changing the CDs for each song; the cast stands
watching him in silence as he does this. The physical activity,
or lack thereof, that happens mimics the lyrics of the songs in
a daring but sophomoric way. So for instance, the stage lights fade
up to "Let the Sun Shine In" (Hair); the house lights fade up, tinted
red, to "La Vie en Rose" (Edith Piaf) while the stage sits empty
and in darkness.
I think I get this.
Bel is upending the suspension of disbelief assumed in theatrical
dance and smearing the audience in the face with their complacency.
In addition to being theoretically arcane and cool it's also kooky
and fun and completely satisfying. But it stinks on video.
During "Don't Stand
So Close to Me" (the Police) and "I Want Your Sex" (George Michael),
the entire cast crowds the front edge of the stage like a Tussaud
chorus line dressed in ill-fitting dollar-bin fashions. The house
lights are up at this point and they regard us, some passively,
some intently, scanning the audience row by row. Shrugging and somewhat
bored and feeling invited to become part of the proceedings, my
friend (who asks to be called Keiner) and I pick up a conversation
we'd been having over dinner. He (rather loudly) begins to complain
about the show. He says, among other things, "I feel like he's flogging
the audience. Lent is definitely over after this; it's like some
kind of penance."
I'll let Keiner describe
what happens next:
The woman behind me
says, "Come on guys. You're really distracting."
Me: "What? They're playing pop music. You can't concentrate on that?"
Her: "You're disrupting the performance."
Then her friend: "If you don't like it you should leave."
Me: "If you don't like it you should leave!"
Then her friend, leaning over and staring at me intensely: "I don't
like you!"
I am so pleased! Having
read about the frequently violent response to Bel in Europe, I was
rather hoping some sort of brawl would break out, but I didn't think
I'd be in the middle of it.
Without much hope, I
unpack the images, wondering about the why of Bel's what. And comparing
the presence of the dancers to my criteria of what interests me
in any good dancing: who they're being within the context of what
they're doing. Here the dancers do little, relying entirely on personae,
yet they remain passive objects within Bel's construction, flotsam.
They create vivid characters that linger with me into the next day.
Yet there is a smug, sneering quality to Bel's gesture.
So then my question
becomes: Why is he so passionate about this sort of pedestrian ephemera?
The buzz around him would have it seem that he sees himself as some
kind of heretic. Yet to me it seems canonical and tame to simply
invert canonical conventions. One could argue that inverting orthodoxy
reifies the status quo.
My guess is that his
impulse, like just about anybody else's, is really to imprint his
ego on posterity. And his ego is a bully. I've seen this elsewhere
-- Xavier Le Roy comes to mind -- and I see camps being erected
around this work, the yeahs and the nays, the hairstyles and the
lifestyles. And this is as it's always been in the avant-garde.
So much for heresy.
Something about the
work's disposable quality shuts me out. The bodies piled like garbage
that accompany "Killing Me Softly" (Roberta Flack) to conclude the
program especially. This kind of image, Nuremberg corpses like so
many cigarette butts, doesn't amuse.
But I recognize the
scorn. To paraphrase drag diva Jackie Beat, gay men have a history
of showing their affection through sarcasm and bitchiness.
"The Show Must Go On"
makes a moue, ridiculous and titillating, disdainful and camp. Something
bums me out about it. There's something nihilistic here, something
dark. And it's also a rollicking good time. Especially if you argue
with your neighbors.
Oh, and PS. The guy
with the balls apparently had a more pressing engagement, so no
balls, no frisson, alas. And the "Titanic" pose filled my eyes with
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Cedar Key is referred to as "Florida's first key" in some advertising literature. No doubt, that's due to its location on the Gulf of Mexico 90 miles north of Tampa. It is the first key one passes when heading south.
It also has some other things in common with the Florida Keys that stretch from Miami to Key West. Key West is often called the end of the line, having been the southern terminus of the Florida East Coast Railway. Cedar Key was at the western end of the Florida Railroad. It was the first line running across the peninsula from Fernandina.
The Keys originally depended on salvaging wrecked ships as a mainstay industry, but one that eventually disappeared. Cedar Key was founded on producing cedar slats for making pencils. That business also is now just a memory.
Like Key West, Cedar Key is quite old by Florida standards, having been established in Levy County in 1859.
Finally, the Florida Keys and Cedar Key both are surrounded by outstanding saltwater fishing opportunities.
Captain Jim Keith and his son, Capt. Jimbo Keith, run Saltwater Assassin Charters from the island town. They ply the waters around the collection of isles mainly for redfish and seatrout.
Redfish here are mostly in the range running up to 36 inches, while a good trout stretches to 20 inches. Both species are very abundant.
For the redfish, Capt. Jim targets areas around the grass isles where oyster shell bars line the bottom. Tossing a live shrimp under a popping cork is hard to beat for these fish. The areas around Corrigans Reef or Atsena Otie Key are good places to begin the search.
For the seatrout, he also uses the cork, but beneath it he rigs a ¼-ounce jighead with a 4-inch Saltwater Assassin Sea Shad plastic trailer in candy corn or a similar color scheme.
This time of year the trout are over any flats where the winter weather has not killed back the sea grass. A clue to finding those is to look for ducks on the water feeding on the grass. The flat between Cedar Key and North Key is one place to search for such flats.
While at Cedar Key you also should take a stroll down 2nd Street in the historic center of the town. Look for the Island Hotel & Restaurant. This building dates from the founding of the town in 1859 and now operates as a bed and breakfast inn.


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April 16, 2013
STANFORD, Calif. - The Stanford women's sand volleyball team went down to the wire to pick up a 3-2 win over Pacific, Tuesday, at the ACSR Sand Volleyball Courts in Stanford, Calif. The Cardinal improves to 4-1 on the season with just three matches left.
With the match scored at 2-2, the outcome came down to each teams' top pairs. Stanford's Brittany Howard and Carly Wopat dropped their first set to Hannah Clancy and Kat Schultz, 16-21. The Cardinal pair regrouped and came back to take the second set 21-18 and force a deciding third set.
In the third, with the set tied 13-13, the Tigers committed a service error and then Howard put down the final kill to seal the match for the Cardinal. The rookie finished with 20 kills and 11 digs, while Wopat tallied 14 kills, 12 digs and three aces.
Stanford fell behind 0-1 as UOP's Megan Birch and Katy Tagart topped the Cardinal's No. 5 pair of Morgan Boukather and Megan McGehee, 21-13, 21-10. McGehee finished with eight kills and seven digs, while Boukather added two kills, two digs and two aces.
The Cardinal's No. 4 pair, Inky Ajanaku and Mary Ellen Luck, remained undefeated on the season (5-0) with a 21-12, 10-21, 15-12 win over Gillian Howard and Mia Feiner. Ajanaku totaled 13 kills, 14 digs, two blocks and two aces. Luck played solid defense, tallying 22 digs to go with 12 kills and an ace.
The Tigers regained the lead as the No. 3 pair of Kimmy Whitson and Ali Wilk defeated Stanford's Kyle Gilbert in three sets (21-19, 17-21, 15-12). Gilbert notched 16 kills, 14 digs and three aces, while Bugg recorded eight kills, 17 digs and three aces.
Stanford's No. 2 pair of Rachel Williams and Jordan Burgess knotted the match score at 2-2 with a 21-15, 21-13 win over Anne-Sophia Bauer and Jen Sanders. Burgess finished with 13 kills, 30 digs and five aces, while Williams added 11 kills, 21 digs and an ace.
The Cardinal's Lydia Bai and McGehee played in an exhibition match against Tagart and Emily Reber. The Stanford pair won 21-18, 21-19. Bai finished with 16 kills and 22 digs, while McGehee registered eight kills, five digs and four aces.
The Cardinal will host USF and Sacramento State on Sunday, April 21 for the Stanford tournament. The Cardinal will take on the Dons at 9 a.m. and the Hornets at 3 p.m. USF and Sacramento State will square off at Noon.
Stanford 3, Pacific 2 (In order of finish)
5) Megan Birch/Katy Tagart (UOP) def. Morgan Boukather/Megan McGehee (Stan), 21-13, 21-10
4) Inky Ajanaku/Mary Ellen Luck (Stan) def. Gillian Howard/Mia Feiner (UOP), 21-12, 10-21, 15-12
3) Kimmy Whitson/Ali Wilk (UOP) def. Madi Bugg/Kyle Gilbert (Stan), 21-19, 17-21, 15-12
2) Jordan Burgess/Rachel Williams (Stan) def. Anne-Sophia Bauer/Jen Sanders (UOP), 21-15, 21-13
1) Brittany Howard/Carly Wopat (Stan) def. Hannah Clancy/Kat Schultz (UOP), 16-21, 21-18, 15-13
Lydia Bai/Megan McGehee (Stan) def. Emily Reber/Katy Tagart (UOP), 21-18, 21-19


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Survey: In-House Lawyers to Scale Back Class Action Spending
Is 2012 the year of magical budgeting?
Despite an expected uptick in class actions this year, companies said they plan to spend less money to fend off such suits, according to a new survey out Tuesday.
How, might you ask? The plan — as loyal Law Blog readers may have guessed — primarily involves knuckling down on outside counsel, which accounts for about 90% of the money law departments spend on class actions.
The latest numbers come from Florida law firm Carlton Fields, which polled more than 300 in-house lawyers on how they handle class actions, and what they expect to encounter in 2012.
Respondents, citing anti-business sentiment, said they expected a slight increase in class actions next year — 5.4 matters on average per company, up from 4.4 in 2011.
Here's the breakdown of predicted activity by type of suit:
- 30% labor and employment
- 15% consumer fraud and privacy
- 15% product liability
- 8.3% Dodd-Frank related issues
- 6.7% securities
- 5% insurance
Labor and employment suits made up the lion's share of current class action litigation — 27% — occupying corporate general counsels. Next came consumer fraud and securities, according to the survey.
Respondents said they planned to ratchet back spending by about 17%, to an average of $645,800 per class action compared to $776,500 last year.
Overall, total U.S. legal spending on class actions is projected to dip this year to $1.89 billion, the lowest it's been since 2006, according to a separate report from BTI Consulting Group.
To achieve the projected saving, more than half of the in-house lawyers in the Carlton Fields poll said they planned to "manage outside counsel terms and expectations," i.e. set budget and billing guidelines and take an active role in managing cases.
Of course no look at corporate legal spending would be complete without mentioning alternative fee arrangements, a trend WSJ examined earlier this month.
Companies said they planned to significantly boost their use of AFAs for class actions. While 23.9% used them for that purpose last year, 45.8% plan to do so in 2012, they said.
About a quarter of companies said they planned to step up monitoring for risk exposure. But only 4.7% said they were looking to save money by keeping class action work in-house.
The tightening of the corporate purse strings comes as no surprise to Duke University School of Law professor James D. Cox, who follows securities class actions.
"I hear that the litigation side is being squeezed like nothing before by GCs," Cox said. "They're asking for fixed budgets, charging by the procedure rather than the time spent… They're really putting the squeeze on outside lawyers."


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DVD ReleaseThe DVD for the movie Caddyshack was released on April 4, 2000 by Warner Home Video and is rated R.
In the movie Caddyshack the noisy, witty new rich and self-made man Al Czervik (Dangerfield) and a group of caddies with the same attitude end up in a tournament competition against the best representative of Bushwood's 'best', uptight and snob Judge Smails (Knight).
Al Czervik - Rodney Dangerfield
TriviaThe famous Caddieshack movie scene that begins when Ty Webb's (Chase) golf ball crashes into Carl Spackler's ramshackle house was not in the original script. It was added later by director Harold Ramis after realizing his two biggest stars did not share a scene together.
Unsurprisingly, the film Caddieshack is a huge favorite among golfers and golf fans. Even Tiger Wood played the character Carl Spackler in the American Express commercial that included references to the movie's most famous scenes.
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Cartoons and Classical Music: A Perfect Match
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|But, Karkat, I am not a homosexual.
'SING FOR ME' - fanfic!AUSTRIA'SING FOR ME' - fanfic!AUSTRIA by russian-winters
At a mellow bar, somewhere in Vienna, Austria. March 14, 1937.
The lights were dimmed and there was a soft rumble of conversation. The tinkle of silverware and glasses clinking together was present in the background as a curvy soloist sang a slow piece. Wavy brown hair that went to her waist graced her figure, and long-lashed blue eyes that were set perfectly in her heart-shaped face. On her curvaceous outline was a ruby-red satin halter-dress that draped to her ankles, one side hemmed around her thigh. The young woman's eyes sparkled with a peaceful look upon them while her hips swayed to the rhythm of the music.
Behind her was a well-dressed pianist playing on the bar's baby grand. Though his eyes were closed, his fingers moved melodically with her voice, knowing each and every nook and cranny of the piece she was singing to. Dressed in a suit, the chocolate-haired man sat comfortably in the middle of the piano bench, back straight, his elbows inching around his middle-torso a
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The Warren County School District is growing, with at least 200 new students walking through the doors each year. To accommodate the inflow the district is building new schools.
The new Plano Elementary is currently under construction. It's being built to ease overcrowding at Rich Pond and Cumberland Trace.
"With the rapid growth we have in Warren County over the past seven to eight years we've experienced growth of 250 students minimum each year. Based up that's the rate of a new elementary school every three years," Superintendent Dale Brown said.
Plano Elementary is scheduled to open in the fall.
The overcrowding at Rich Pond Elementary will be eased by this new school.
The school is so crowded the students attend some of their classes in annex buildings.
"It's just we've had to move outside the building for classrooms," principal, Shawn Holland said.
It began with one outer building several years ago. Since then the school has added another unit every other year. There are now four units, housing eight classrooms.
"All you have to do is drive around the southern end of the county and you can quickly see the rapid growth and expansion of the housing developments," Holland said.
Rich Pond is built for about 700 students. There are currently 840 kids from preschool to sixth grade who attend the school.
When the new Plano Elementary is built Holland hopes the majority of the students will be moved back inside that building, but there still might be a need for the outer buildings.
"Within the next three to five years our numbers will be right back to where they are right now," Holland said.
"I have an estimate that we will lose around 225 students. There may be a few more or a few less that actually go," Holland said.
Holland also said the students to teacher ratio is around the same as the other schools in the district because additional staff and supervisory duties have been added to accommodate the children.
However, there is normally a line for the restrooms and in the cafeteria.
After Plano Elementary is finished, the Warren County School District is looking at the possibility of adding another elementary school.
Superintendent Brown is hoping the redistricting for Plano Elementary is complete by the April board meeting. He then plans to have hearings at both Rich Pond and Cumberland Trace by the end of April or first of May.


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You won't want to miss what Repertory Dance Theatre has in store for this Ring Around the Rose this month. Samba Fogo, which is made up of talented Afro-Brazilian drummers and dancers, will perform.
Samba Fogo is Utah's only Samba school and does shows all over the country. Go in expecting some deep-rooted culture, tons of enthusiasm and most likely the need to dance along. After all, Repertory Dance Theatre says Ring Around the Rose shows are wiggle-friendly (and not just for kids).
Catch the show at Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 11. Click here for tickets and more info.


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Rumors have been buzzing the internet with fans wondering which celebrities would be selected to compete on the new season of "Dancing With the Stars." The wait is now over and the official cast has been released! The cast was revealed March 4 on "Good Morning America." Who made the list to compete to this season?
The gold medalist ice skating duo Meryl Davis and Charlie White have been cast, but the two will be competing against each other! Former "Wonder Years" star Danica McKellar will be dancing with pro partner Valentin Chmerkovskiy. Candace Cameron Bure was officially revealed this morning also. This "Full House" fan favorite will be paired with Mark Ballas. Comedian Drew Carey has also been cast along with NeNe Leakes from "Real Housewives of Atlanta" and James Maslow of "Big Time Rush." Other celebrities announced were Amy Purdy, Diana Nyad, Cody Simpson, Sean Avery and Billy Dee Williams.
It was also revealed that favorite pro dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy will be returning and is being paired up with Meryl Davis!
A new host, new cast and new rules will make this a great season of "DWTS." This season viewers will be able to vote to switch up dance partners mid-season!
The season premiere of "Dancing With the Stars" will be March 17 at p.m. CST on ABC.
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Boys to Men will be hosting its first RSVP Teacher Training on may 10th. This workshop will be offered to faculty and administrators of area high school and middle schools. This program will be free and held at the Maple Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast in Hallowell, Maine. Teachers will be taught the basic framework of RSVP, a leadership program that teaches boys and girls how to prevent violence through bystander intervention. They will aslo learn skills needed to support students in violence prevention efforts.
Boys to Men will be opening registration for this workship at the end of March.
Links:[1] http://www.maineboystomen.org/
[2] http://www.nsvrc.org/states-territories/maine
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What's the easiest and safest way to migrate my whole site (databases, email accounts, emails, files, my whole phpBB forum, worpress, etc.) from one server to another when both use cPanel (while keeping the same domain name).
I know cPanel has a backup feature, and also a restore feature but apparently you cannot restore from a full backup, so I guess I'll need to make every possible partial backup and then restore them in the other server. The only reason why I'm changing server is because my current server is a cheap one that tends to fail and I want to migrate to liquidweb which seems more professional.
Customer service told me they'd give me a free migration service as long as I have root access, which apparently I don't. I'm a total noob on all server and networking related stuff (DNS, IPs, etc.). I have an idea of how to transfer files and databases but no idea what am I going to do with email accounts and how am I going to setup my old domain name to point to the new server, as well as all other internet networking related stuff I'm probably forgetting.