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China's smartphone market slumps
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What Happens If I Stop Taking My Immunosuppressive Drug Suddenly
What happens if you have ama do you need to go on immunosuppressive drugs?
Did you mean ANA?: If your ANA is positive you may not need any drugs unless you have symptoms consistent with lupus or an additional autoimmune disease. I suggest that you see a rheumatologist for further evaluation. ...Read more
What happens to the GFR of the transplanted kidney? Will it initially rise due to compensatory increase and then reduce due to immunosuppressive drugs
Great question but: Has several complex issues are involved , GFR is the litmus paper how good the kidney is functioning , assessed indirectly based on creatinine levels , yes the drugs especially steroids acts on muscle wasting , produce less of creatinine , there by showing higher GFR value , not due to compensation . It is also possible to get true GFR estimation by non creatinine based testing , usually not done. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What is immunosuppressive drug?
Suppress immunity: Immunosuppressive drugs are medicines intended to control or shut down your pwn immune system. Many medical conditions are caused by your own immune system or made worse by your immune system. A common one is Prednisone (steroids). ...Read more
How immunosuppressive drug works in our body?
Basically: Immunosupressives try to minimize your body's rejection of a foreign substance (like a organ transplant). Your body's first response will be to recognize this "foreigner" and get your white blood cells and other immune system "good guys" to get rid of it. This is also what happens when you have an autoimmune disease like lupus (basically you develop an immunity to yourself). ...Read more
Why would I want to take immunosuppressive drugs?
To decrease immunity: Immunosuppresive agents are drugs that decrease immune function. While in most situations this would be undesirable, with certain conditions where the immune system is overactive or too aggressive, these drugs may be proper. Examples include to prevent rejection of transplanted organs, in autoimmune conditions to prevent tissue destruction, and in diseases with chronic inflammation like asthma. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What are immunosuppressive drugs? Why they are used?
Immune disorders: Immune suppressive drugs works just as they sound- to suppress the type of overactive immune responses causing the illnesses . The type of drug used would depend on the type of immune reactions specific to that disease. ...Read more
What is the difference between immunosuppressive drugs?
A lot: Organ rejection is a complex and not entirely understood immunologic process. Different immunosuppressive drugs are designed to interrupt different parts of this cascade of processes. Each drug has different efficacy and side-effect profiles. Most of the time clinicians employ a combination of multiple drugs and adjust their dosages to maximize efficacy & minimize side-effects. ...Read more
Do people with transplanted organ need immunosuppressive drugs forever?
In General, Yes: However, identical twins (same placenta) don't since they do not reject organs and tissues. In addition, there may be a few recipients with a sluggish immune system that don't appear to reject their transplanted organ. We call this tolerance, and it is a very hot area of research. The doses of is drugs usually can be decreased over time, and some recipients actually take very little. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Why is it that aids is treated with immunosuppressive drugs?
Untrue: It is NOT true that immunosuppressive medications are used to treat HIV/AIDS. Highly Active Anti Retroviral Therapy (HAART) drugs are used. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Why people with transplanted organ need immunosuppressive drugs?
Rejection: Your immune system sees any transplant as a foreign object. It treats the cells of the transplant just like bacteria cells it works to destroy them. This would cause the transplant to be destroyed or rejected. The immunosuppression runs down the volume of the immune system so it cannot kill off the transplant so easily. ...Read more
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WITH ONE DAY to realize how ridiculous it is being, Iran still plans to boycott the Oscars by not submitting a movie for best foreign film.
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Describe the three ways acquired immune tolerance develops in the vertebrate host.
There are three ways that acquired immune tolerance is developed in a vertebrate host: (1) negative selection by clonal deletion, (2) induction of anergy, and (3) inhibition of the immune response by T cells.
(1) Negative selection by clonal deletion gets rid of developing lymphocytes that fail to ignore self antigens (antigens from the host). These lymphocytes are destroyed by apoptosis (programmed cell death).
(2) Anergy is a state of unresponsiveness, in which a component of the immune system cannot react normally against an antigen. This mechanism is important in keeping lymphocytes unable to respond to self antigens, and involves impaired intracellular signaling and apoptosis.
(3) Inhibition of the immune response by T cells with suppressor/regulatory function (Treg cells) is an important way to prevent autoimmune diseases (when the body's immune system attacks itself). Regulatory T cells supposedly restrain the responses of other T cells, much like they would deal with an antigen.


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--1B Derrek Lee returned to the lineup Monday after missing three days to be with his ailing grandfather, and he went 0-for-3 against the White Sox. He is hoping to receive as many at-bats as he can in the final week of spring training. The Cubs may send him to play in a minor league game, where he can pick up eight or nine at-bats in a game.
--RHP Scott Williamson, who tweaked his back in Sunday's game against Arizona and left after three pitches, said Monday that he is all right and would have stayed in the game if it were in the regular season. He did light throwing Monday.
--RHP Roberto Novoa, who has been sidelined with a lung infection known as Valley Fever, is scheduled to get back into Cactus League action either Tuesday or Wednesday. While Cubs manager Dusty Baker said Novoa is in the mix for one of the final two bullpen spots, it's likely he would need a couple of more weeks to build up his strength and durability.
--2B Jerry Hairston Jr. is the favorite to claim the second base job over Todd Walker and Neifi Perez, but manager Dusty Baker said he could use all three during the season, depending on matchups.
--OF Marquis Grissom, a non-roster veteran who is fighting for one of the last position spots on the roster, went 0-for-3 Monday, dropping his average to .200. "These are important days for him at this point in his career," Cubs manager Dusty Baker said. "We'll try to give him as much playing time as possible without slighting anybody else."


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Steve, do you have any particular hobbies?
I'm an avid golfer, but the thing I do that probably surprises most people is I garden. I like to be outside.
An alternative profession?
If I had to pick another career, I think I'd be a cook.
An industry buzzword that you hate?
Currently, if something has to be revisited, people will say we're going to "circle back on this." Every time we "circle back," I cringe because it sounds like we're retreating.
Any two people you'd like to meet?
I'd probably start with the golfers – Tiger Woods and anybody I think could give me advice on how to improve my game. And then, Justin Wilson, the comedian/cook from Louisiana. I grew up in the South and he used to have a TV show where he'd dispense humor and recipes at the same time.
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You asked me about the resources I use. My wife and I ride to work together, so I consult her a lot – but indirectly, not like I do with some of the other people here. She has to listen to me complain all the way home and she usually helps me solve my problems. I think it's so she doesn't have to listen to [me] for very long.
Steve Puttroff is a man who clearly enjoys his job. As senior director of construction management at Metropolitan Pier & Exposition Authority (MPEA), Chicago, which owns and manages McCormick Place and Navy Pier, he sees tangible proof each day that he and his staff of 12 professionals are making an impact on the city's convention and tourism future.
He marvels at the wealth of resources this results-oriented group brings to each project, noting the benefits and challenges of working on the variety of MPEA facilities. "From the exposition business at McCormick Place to the retail and tourism aspect of Navy Pier, we are just so diverse," he explains. Two common themes for these two complexes prevail – placing a premium on customer service, while keeping anything other than business as usual "invisible" to the public. It's a balancing act, he says, "especially since we're a small department within a big organization. However, it's always a matter of whether the glass is half full or half empty: Is this a headache or an opportunity?"
Most of Puttroff's (and his staff's) time is presently occupied by the construction of McCormick Place West, an expansion to the city's premier convention center that in the current design proposes adding about 720,000 square feet of exhibition and meeting room space to the McCormick Place complex. Official groundbreaking occurred in late May, with substantial completion slated for late 2007 and occupancy in 2008. Once completed, the West Building will allow new conventions and meetings to be booked in Chicago (main exhibit halls in each building of McCormick Place currently operate above practical maximum occupancy), and it will also create a unique, flexible facility that will set the standard for convention centers in the future.
Puttroff's 3-year experience as MPEA's senior utility manager during his 14.5-year tenure has provided him a unique perspective as this expansion – and others in the future – unfold. "I gained a true understanding of what our customers expected," he recalls. "When you meet with people and deal with them on a day-to-day basis about how to get their electricity and plumbing in on schedule, you really get in touch with their needs and how best to respond."
Such responsiveness extends to his colleagues as well, in the form of feedback and accolades. Puttroff recalls the pride he felt during his first big project at MPEA: the renovation of Navy Pier from 1990 to 1994. "After substantial parts of the complex were opened up, I'd go to Navy Pier in a jacket or a hard hat that identified me as an MPEA employee. I remember people coming up to me on the dock and saying, 'It's great to have Navy Pier rehabilitated. You guys did a great job; you got it right.' I always made it a point to spread the word to as many people as I could. That was really satisfying – not just to me, but to everybody involved in the project."
And satisfying projects have been a part of Puttroff's history almost as long as he can remember. "As a kid, I was the one [at the site] where they were building houses and I just liked watching construction," he says. "Now, I get to be involved in construction and I still enjoy it to this day. It's rewarding to be a part of something that you know is real and concrete and will be there for a long time."
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Episode 11—Dinosaurs and the Bible
Dinosaurs, those fascinating and mysterious creatures beg the question: where do they fit into the Bible? Evolution says dinosaurs fit into history millions of years ago. The Bible says that land animals (which would include dinosaurs) were created on Day 6 (the same day as people). Which view does science support? Get ready for amazing evidence showing that dinosaurs lived recently, just like the Bible says.
- What about dinosaurs? (Chapter 19 from The Creation Answers Book)
- How did dinosaurs grow so big? And how did Noah fit them on the Ark?
- Dracorex —the dinosaur that looks like a dragon
- Squirming at Squishosaur (www.creation.com/squishosaur)
- 'Schweitzer's Dangerous Discovery' ( /schweit)
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- Newly Discovered Horned Dinosaur Follows Evolutionary Theory, Scientists Say
- Squishosaur scepticism squashed – protein (collagen) discovered in T-rex bones.
- Can we 'conclusively' say that dinosaurs were created on Day 6?
- Dinosaurs, dating and the age of the earth
- Where are all the human fossils? (Chapter 15 from the The Creation Answers Book)
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John Hiatt to play Pabst Theater Aug. 26
Few singer-songwriters tell stories better - or seem to have a better time telling them - than John Hiatt. And he sure seems to love telling them in Milwaukee.
A frequent visitor here - often in recent years with fellow songsmith Lyle Lovett - Hiatt brings his band, The Combo, to the Pabst Theater Aug. 26 for an 8 p.m. show. »Read Full Article
Sister-fronted pop-rock act Vic & Gab a local favorite
WYMS-FM (88.9), a.k.a. RadioMilwaukee, regularly plays Milwaukee music. But practically no other local band gets as much air time as the pop band Vic and Gab, featuring sisters Victoriah and Hannah Gabriela Banuelos, and Jesus Nanez on drums. »Read Full Article
Beatles week: Watch 'And I Love Her' by Broken Bells, with Ringo
It's Beatles week on "Late Show with David Letterman," which tapes at the same studio where the Beatles performed on "The Ed Sullivan Show" 50-years ago Sunday.
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Friday fish fry and Sunday brunch resuming at Boerner Botanical Gardens
This weekend marks the return of the Friday fish fry and Sunday buffet brunch at Boerner Botanical Gardens in Hales Corners.
The fish fry and brunch ended last year after the Bartolotta Restaurant Group lost its catering contract with Milwaukee County. Zilli Hospitality Group was awarded the contract effective Jan. 1. »Read Full Blog Post
Watch: How best picture Oscar voting process really works
Voting for the Oscar for best picture involves a preferential ballot and a winnowing process in which votes from nominees with the fewest number of votes for top film are shifted to other films based on a member's second, third, etc., choices until a film achieves 51%.
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HR Giger has died.
Swiss media report that HR Giger, famous for his dark and iconic Alien design, has died. He leaves behind a large body of work, much of it displayed in his own museum.
Giger's Necronomicon
Giger's Necronomicon (yt) (nsfw) - a 1976 documentary about H.R. Giger with music by Joel Vandroogenbroeck of the Brainticket.
"H. R. Gigerstuff was by far the creepiest Sid & Marty Krofft show ever."
Is this gonna be a standup fight, sir, or another bughunt?
In an exclusive interview with MTV, Ridley Scott releases further details on his latest project: two 3D Alien prequels, which will have a non-Ripley female lead and focus on the story behind the first movie's "Space Jockey." [more inside]
Tell me of your homeworld, Usul
Chris Foss concept art for Dune, with bonus Nostromo. The images were produced for Alejandro Jodorowsky's 1974 attempt at filming the story, with other artists involved including Moebius and HR Giger. Though the project failed Jodorowsky collaborated further with Moebius to lay the groundwork for his own Dune-like comicbook universe (and a trailer for an animated version of it was even created). More visions of Arrakis can be seen on this page of Dune cover artwork through the ages, with bonus midi Toto.
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Giger Flash. For no other reason but the fact that I think it looks cool. More Giger stuff here.
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Many of us living in Massachusetts travel for recreation: skiing in New Hampshire, a summer's weekend down at the Cape, a camping trip in Amherst woods or even the two-hundred-mile trip from Boston to New York City. For drivers of electric vehicles, these trips averaging eighty to a hundred miles can be daunting.
Most electric vehicles are limited by the charge in their batteries and can only go sixty to a hundred miles on a single charge, depending on traffic and driving habits. Standard battery charging times of six to eight hours don't cut it. For these long trips, drivers need powerful charging stations that can recharge a car's battery quickly, ideally within the time of a lunch break or even a bathroom break.
EEA Secretary Rick Sullivan, UMass Amherst Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy and other campus officials in early February marked the installation of the first public level three electric vehicle charger in Massachusetts at UMass Amherst. Level three chargers, also known as DC fast chargers, operate at 480 volts and can charge electric cars much faster than most existing chargers – up to an 80% charge in less than thirty minutes for a Nissan Leaf. Most of the currently available electric charging stations that you might see at parking lots are level two chargers that operate at 240 volts and take nearly a full work day to fully charge a car. There aren't many DC fast chargers on the road; these are much more expensive to purchase and install than the regular level two 240-volt chargers.
To help with the installation costs, the Department of Energy Resources (DOER) obtained a grant for installing public DC fast chargers. The Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Improvement Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration provides funding for transportation projects aimed at providing clean air and reducing traffic. With more public DC fast chargers available, electric vehicle drivers can drive further and use their electric vehicles for long road-trips, reducing emissions. DOER's Clean Cities Coalition program plans to fund more level three chargers, extending the range of more electric vehicles in Massachusetts.
The Amherst DC fast charger was obtained through a partnership with Nissan USA. Drivers with a membership to Chargepoint, a national system of charging stations for electric vehicles, will be able to access the Amherst DC fast charger for about $3 a charge, according to Bill Watts of Transportation Services at UMass Amherst. Currently, Nissan Leafs (Leaves?) and the Mitsubishi i-Miev are the only electric vehicles in the U.S. that can use the type of fast charger installed at UMass, but other electric vehicle models are expected to join the Leafs and i-Mievs in fast charging within the next year with the use of an adapter.
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Will classrooms still exist 20 years from now? Do we have traditional classrooms in a physical sense anymore? What is the classroom anyway? For most of us, a classroom consists of four walls, 'closed' doors, chairs, tables, perhaps a blackboard, and sometimes a desk - simple but efficient pieces of furniture. A quick glance at the history of pedagogical practices reveals that the classroom has scarcely evolved over a period of many years. Is the traditional classroom intrinsically outdated or has it rather survived the test of time because it is already self-reconfigurable and has been adapted in many different contexts of use? Do we even need a classroom anymore? Do we need a teacher in the classroom? What do we teach and what do we want pupils to learn? What kinds of knowledge and skills will be required in the future? These are some of the questions that we should bear in mind when thinking about the classroom of the future.
Over the last few decades, our understanding of learning and the conditions under which it is facilitated have substantially improved. In most contemporary theories, learning is conceived as a constructive and social activity, as a result of which the roles of the teacher and the learner within the classroom have been redefined. Development in technologies that can be used to enhance and support learning has been even more rapid. Nonetheless, it would appear that the majority of the classrooms in today's schools and universities remain unreached by these developments. In our roles as students, parents, tax payers, policy makers, teachers, designers, or researchers, the future of the classroom is an important issue of concern to many of us. It is certainly an issue that has the potential to fire one's imagination. It is also an issue that can unite people from various educational and vocational backgrounds or divide them even further. However, despite the wide range of ideas and perspectives on this topic, multi-disciplinary efforts to design the classroom of the future are scarce. Our presumptions surrounding the classroom are alive and well and for most of us, classrooms are something very physical. We therefore need multiple perspectives to shake up our own traditional way of thinking about classrooms and to stimulate a real discussion concerning what the classroom actually is.
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Leadership may not be the first word that comes to mind when describing teachers. In fact, some exhaustive lists of teacher descriptors, such as this one, include such predictable terms as prepared, enthusiastic, and supportive, but mention nothing specific about leadership. Nevertheless, as a former classroom educator who now coaches executives, I strongly believe that there are many things that leaders of all stripes can learn from teachers.
Teachers mold us from our youngest years and give us a foundation for life, regardless of the particular paths that we eventually choose. They are, outside of our parents, the first true leaders in our lives and those that we turn to for knowledge, guidance and direction. Many of us emulated our teachers and wanted to grow up to be like one or more of them.
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The EU is more dependent on Britain for its jobs than vice versa, a new report has found.
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These desperate attempts to talk up the UK's negotiating position and play down the impact of Brexit were probably to be expected as Theresa May frantically plays for time in the hope that something will turn up. But what happens when the veil is ripped away to reveal Empress Britannia in all her nakedness? What happens when the British political establishment can no longer conceal the impact of quitting the EU on the back of nothing more than the patently false prospectus offered by a bunch of third-rate snake-oil peddlers drunk on the deceitful power of glittering generalities and jingoistic hubris?
Or is the British political elite so sure of its ability to manipulate public perceptions that they genuinely don't anticipate any problem? Are they so sure of the media's unquestioning complicity they reckon they will easily enough be able to convince the headline-grazing sheeple that the punitive settlement imposed by the EU is actually a victory for 'The Great British State'?
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September 15, 2000
The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods decreased 0.2 percent in August, seasonally adjusted. This index showed no change in July and increased 0.6 percent in June.
The index for finished consumer foods dropped 0.7 percent in August, after showing no change in July. The finished energy goods index fell 0.2 percent in August, after decreasing 0.7 percent in July. The index for finished goods other than foods and energy edged up 0.1 percent in August, the same rate as in July.
From August 1999 to August 2000, prices for finished goods rose 3.3 percent. The main cause of this increase can be traced to a 15.3-percent advance in prices for finished energy goods. During the same period, prices for finished goods other than foods and energy rose 1.5 percent, and prices for finished consumer foods increased 0.7 percent.
These data are a product of the BLS Producer Price Index program. Find out more in "Producer Price Indexes, August 2000", news release USDL 00-268. All producer price indexes are routinely subject to revision once, 4 months after original publication, to reflect the availability of late reports and corrections by respondents.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Producer prices decline in August on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2000/sept/wk2/art05.htm (visited October 01, 2016).
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Now, we're going to learn about the Puppet tool. What the Puppet tool does is it allows you to create realistic deformations in bitmaps, vector graphics, or text. Now we are going to be working mostly with bitmaps here, but it applies equally for all the other types of art. Let's go ahead and open a file, we are going to continue working with that file where Frankenstein runs away with the girl. We are on our Desktop, Exercise Files/Monsterpiece/After Effects/Shot0700F has a Frankenstein.
So, here we have the shot, if I just go here to Frank scene 07 version 3 and you can see he is running with the girl. Now, when he is running, the girl is kind of stiff, she is not really moving, she looks like a cardboard cutout and if we want to, we can give her a little bit more dynamics. We can make her dress kind of flap in the wind, we can make her bounce up and down in all the right places and so on. So, let me show you how to set up the Puppet tool and then we will go ahead and animate her. So, actually I'm going to go over to this Bride composition here, with just her screaming and we are going to work with her body, now that is layer 10.
Now, here actually I have another layer in here, which the artist gave me, in order to kind of almost simulate that effect of her kind of bouncing up and down and if you notice, well it's not really all that great because in order for this to be realistic, you really need a lot of the different layers to do that. But the Puppet tool really solves that problem, so let's go ahead and play with it. We are on Right Torso One, which is layer 10 in this file and the Puppet tool is right here, we've got a couple of options. If we click here, we've got the Puppet Pin Tool, the Puppet Overlap Tool and the Puppet Starch Tool. So I'm going to go to the Puppet Pin Tool and then we can't start laying stuff in here.
you can also add the Puppet tool as an effect here, pretty much the same way, just Distort effect, just Distort, Puppet. OK those are two routes to the exact same place. So what this does is it puts a puppet effect onto this layer, we can then start laying in the puppet pins. So, I'm going to lay in just few, I'm going to lay one here at tail of her dress, one at her ankles, one right around her knee and one at her hips. And now, I can take my selection tool and if I want to I can select any one of these pins and I can move them and you can see how easily that distorts, let me undo that.
And if you notice here, when I move one of these pins however, it really effects this one up here which is unpinned. So, what we have to do is we have to make sure that we pin down those parts that we don't want to move. So I'm actually going to go ahead and add a few more pins here, I'm going to add one here at the shoulders, one at the neck and one right here at her chest. Now, if you notice in the Effects here, under Puppet, we have got Mesh 1 and now what Mesh 1 has is all of those puppet pins that I have created. So, we have 7 pins here and you notice here as I select them, they show up in yellow here.
OK. Now, there are couple of things also. There are also these other pins here, there is Overlap and the Starch tool. Let me show you how those work as well. I'm going to go back to my Move tool here, so let's take the tale of this dress. If we want to, you know if there is an opportunity to animate it up here, we are going to run into a problem, now this is not something that will happen in this animation, but I'm just doing this for Effect. When we animate this part of her up here, is this dress going in front up or behind her hips? Where does this go? Right now, it's going to default to in front up, but let's say we wanted it to go behind, how do we do that? We do that by using the Overlap tool, so I'm actually going to go ahead and undo this, I'm going to undo my moves here and then I'm going to go to my Overlap tool and I'm going to place an overlap point right here at the bottom of her dress.
So, now when I select this Puppet Pin Tool and when I select this pin and I move it up, you are going to notice here, what I did was actually created another overlap pin, which was that one that we just drew in and that overlap pin has a couple of options here. One is in front, so if we dial it down to zero or less than zero, means it's behind it and the extend is how much of that goes behind. In fact we just dial it up here. And you can see now that when this puppet pin moves, it always moves as little Mesh behind the dress, so that can be handy for other applications of the Puppet tool. Now, the other one that we want to deal with is called the Puppet Starch tool.
Now, the Puppet Starch tool basically determines the stiffness of something, so you can actually put for example Puppet Starch Pin here and if we go, here in addition to that overlap, we have a stiffness and so that stiffness one again allows us to stiffen up this area, so it doesn't deform. So if we want to we can increase that increase that and give it a bigger extent. So that way when these other parts of this body moves, those don't. So, those are the basics of the Puppet tool, so let's go ahead and show you a real life application in the next lesson.
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November 28th, 2011 is when PatternReview.com turns 10 years old. So we figured instead of just having one party here in Massachusetts, why don't we have multiple meet ups around the world? After all, PR members are everywhere.
So I picked November 19th as the official day for the party. This way we can have meetups in different parts of the world on the same day.
Currently there are 12 different PR Days in the works.
1. Boston, Mass (Organizer - Deepika)
2. Austin, Texas (Organizer - Leslie in Austin)
3. Long Beach, California ( Organizer - Kathi Rank)
4. Seattle, Washington (Organizer - Jacqui315)
5. DC Area (Organizer- Nikki)
6. London, Ontario (Organizer- Connie BJ)
7. Winnipeg/Manitoba (Organizer- SheBear0320)
8. Minneapolis/St Paul (Organizer- Sharon M)
9. Philadelphia (Organizer- Karen6790
10. PR Day St. Louis (Organizer chelsy21)
11. Indianapolis (Organizer lbreton)
12. Copenhagen, DENMARK (Organizer MariaDenmark)
But, I am posting this now so we can start many more. If you're interested in hosting a PR Day in your area, let me know and I'll add it to the list.
What is happening on the PR Day?
1. Meet up
2. Show and Tell
3. Maybe Fabric shopping
or whatever it is that you want to do! We might even have a cake! I am planning to bake one for the meet up here in Mass
So what do you say? Will you attend one of these three or will you start your own?
Tell us if you'll attend
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We can Skype!
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I am going to investigate doing live web telecast. This is going to be so much fun!
All you need to do is tell me the name of the town/city and I'll set it up. As an organizer all you'll have to do is plan what you want to do that day and just generally lead the group that day. And then of course promote your PR Day on your own too.
In fact Sharon suggested that we do a challenge to see who can gather most number of people to their PR Day
Great news. Two more PR Days have been added to the Poll
Seattle and DC Area!
Let me know by September 30th if anyone wants to organize their own PR Day.
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I have been knitting and dabbling in various hobbies for as long as I can remember, and love experimenting with different types of yarn. My passion is for designing and knitting baby and childrens ...
I have been knitting and dabbling in various hobbies for as long as I can remember, and love experimenting with different types of yarn. My passion is for designing and knitting baby and childrens patterns - just love to create something new.
I am the designer, graphic artist / desktop publisher, (this is what I did as my day job) writer / editor and photographer of OGE Knitwear Designs.
My absolute ultimate would be to publish a few books, and also have my own brand of yarn, I adore Debbie Bliss yarn, especially Cashmerino, gives such great stitch definition.
I hope that I have produced some patterns that may inspire the young (and old) to knit !! Generally my patterns are for the beginner, I have tried to keep them simple, modern and practical, with a twist of individuality.
I hope you enjoy my designs, your feedback is most welcome!!
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This sweet little outfit has striped leggings, with little shoes built into the pattern (they won't slip off). Part of the leggings are knitted in single row stripe pattern, which has been fully explained in the instructions together with picture tutorials on how to achieve this technique, no cutting the yarn each time you change colours!! The pop over pinafore top is a quick and easy knit which could also be knitted in a beautiful soft cotton, and worn as a little sun dress in summer. I would class this pattern as a great starting point for knitters who have mastered the art of plain knitting and are ready for a little bit more of a challenge.
SIZE -- Birth to 6 months 6-12 months
Pinafore (adjustable), 36cm, 14" -- 40cm, 153/4" approx
Tights (length adjustable) 35cm, 131/2" -- 45cm, 173/4" approx
MATERIALS REQUIRED 8ply (Double Knit - Light Worsted)
Main Colour -- 5 x 50 gram balls, 6 x 50gram balls
Contrast Colour 1 --1 x 50gram ball
Contrast Colour 2 -- 1 x 50gram ball
One pair 4.00 mm (US 6 : UK 8) needles
4.00mm (US 6 : UK 8) Circular needles
Set of Double pointed needles
2 buttons for Shoes, 2 buttons for Pinafore
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April 12, 2016
Stanley Cup Playoffs: Player Rankings
Jan Levine ranks the skaters and goalies in the Stanley Cup Playoffs for fantasy playoff leagues. Can you guess where Alex Ovechkin ranks?
Stanley Cup Playoffs Preview: Ducks are Team to Beat
Jan Levine previews the Stanley Cup Playoffs as the Anaheim Ducks aim to bring the cup back to Southern California for the second time in three years.
Blue Line Buzz: Postseason Edition
Jason Chen's final column of 2015-16 is a primer on blueliners worth selecting in your playoff pools, including Capitals stalwart John Carlson, who could produce a lot of points in what's ought to be a long run for his team.
April 9, 2016
The Man Advantage: Power-Play Picks for the Playoffs
Mark McLarney analyzes the top power-play targets for playoff drafts, including San Jose's Joe Thornton, who continues to turn back the clock this year.
April 7, 2016
From the Press Box: Jockeying For Position
Paul Bruno takes a look at the playoff and draft scenarios that could be affected by the last few games of the season, particularly the chase for prospective top pick Auston Matthews.
March 19, 2016
Saturday Daily Puck: Grand Central IR
Three major players have been taken off the board in the last 24 hours, changing the playoff race in the West and fantasy plans everywhere.
March 18, 2016
NHL Barometer: A Shark with No Bite
Jan Levine looks at who's up and who's down in the NHL this week, including long-time Shark Patrick Marleau who is scuffling mightily.
March 17, 2016
Thursday Daily Puck: Wheeler-in' and Dealin'
Blake Wheeler is wildly under-valued and had all his tool taken from him at the trade deadline. But he's transcending those obstacles.
March 15, 2016
Tuesday Daily Puck: Back, Back, Back, Backlund!
Mikael Backlund has been enjoying increased minutes and rolling for the Flames, making for a nice down-the-stretch fantasy pickup.
March 13, 2016
Sunday Daily Puck: Calder Chat
Joe Mahoney analyzes the Calder Trophy race and recommends picking up William Nylander.
March 9, 2016
NHL Barometer: A Hab in the Dark
Even though Montreal has fallen, Alex Galchenyuk is someone on the way up. See who else Jan Levine highlights in this week's Barometer.
February 28, 2016
Monday Daily Puck: Eric's Got a New Stall
Carolina deals captain Eric Staal to Rangers
February 25, 2016
From the Press Box: Trade Deadline Strategies
Paul Bruno sorts the league's squads into categories according to what they should do as the NHL trade deadline approaches; for the Lightning and Steven Stamkos, the best move seems to be no move.
February 24, 2016
NHL Barometer: Turris Trap
Don't look now but Kyle Turris is in a major slump. Read up to see how others are faring in this week's Barometer.
February 21, 2016
Sunday Daily Puck: Captain Quack
Joe Mahoney believes the Anaheim's surge up the standings should be accredited to Ryan Getzlaf's revitalization, and recommends picking up Charlie Coyle.
February 20, 2016
Saturday Daily Puck: The Friendly Ghost
Shayne Gostisbehere is making a case of Calder contention and
February 18, 2016
Thursday Daily Puck: A Minny-Streak
The Minnesota Wild are bouncing back from their eight-game losing streak, while Patrick Sharp and Tomas Hertl require some expectation adjustments.
February 14, 2016
Monday Daily Puck: Sharks Making Marks
Couture and Vlasic chipping in for San Jose.
Sunday Daily Puck: Return of Magic
Joe Mahoney looks for Pavel Datsyuk to have a big game Sunday and recommends picking up Jesper Fast
February 12, 2016
Yahoo DFS Hockey: Friday Picks
The Kid is back at it again, and Jason Chen is all over Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby, who has a whopping 26 points in the new year.
Friday Daily Puck: Power Outage
Steven Stamkos is having a down year. Does that affect his value?
February 9, 2016
Wednesday Daily Puck: Staal Tactics
Drew Doughty is playing great as usual, but rookie Sam Reinhart has been just as impressive.
February 7, 2016
Monday Daily Puck: Edmonton Sleeper Waking Up
Benoit Pouliot is taking advantage of his new linemate and so should you.
February 6, 2016
Saturday Daily Puck: Flip the Script
Early season storylines aren't always storylines that last. Just ask Sidney Crosby, the Anaheim Ducks or Tyler Johnson.
February 4, 2016
Thursday Daily Puck: Wish You Were Here
The Montreal Canadiens lost again on Wednesday and desperately seeking the return of Carey Price. Until that happens, it's tough to trust many players in Montreal.
February 2, 2016
Wednesday Daily Puck: Huberdeau's Zen Arcade
Sidney Crosby is back to business as usual, and Connor McDavid is healthy.
Neutral Zone Wrap: Ducking Back In
Evan Berofsky covers the angles on five more teams, including the Ducks, who have been playing better and are getting Cam Fowler back from a knee injury out of the All-Star break.
January 27, 2016
NHL Barometer: Low Flame
This week's Barometer looks at a young Flames forward who has slipped in recent weeks but has the opportunity to turn it back around.
January 26, 2016
Wednesday Daily Puck: Wham, Bam, Thank You Cam
David Perron has taken to Anaheim, while Tomas Plekanec is just another frustrating Hab.
January 24, 2016
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A trio of NFL games are slated for today to supplement that quality time with friends, family, and food. So here's a look at what's "out there" for today - Thursday, November 28 - around the NFL and about your Seattle Seahawks:
John Boyle of the Everett Herald says the Seahawks have complete confidence in their backup cornerbacks Byron Maxwell, Jeremy Lane, and DeShawn Shead, who was called up from the team's practice squad to the 53-man roster yesterday afternoon.
Dave Boling of the Tacoma News Tribune compares the styles of Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees.
Todd Dybas of the Tacoma News Tribune takes a look at how the Seahawks spent their bye week.
Former NFL quarterback Hugh Millen breaks down Monday's matchup with the Saints in this short video.
Brady Henderson of 710Sports.com recaps a entertaining conversation with Seahawks center Max Unger on who the biggest eater is on the team's offensive line. Oh, and Unger also touches on Monday's matchup with the Saints.
Danny O'Neil of 710Sports.com has his notebook from Wednesday's practice and media availability.
Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio 950 KJR AM provides a brief injury update following Wednesday's practice session.
NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah writes about the top three 2014 NFL Draft needs for each club, pointing to cornerback, tight end, and wide receiver as prime positions the Seahawks should target.
Andy Benoit of TheMMQB.com offers a complete breakdown of the six teams playing in today's Thanksgiving matchups.
Don Banks of SI.com shares his picks and predictions for all of Week 13's games, taking the Seahawks over the Saints on Monday night by a score of 27-21.
Here at Seahawks.com, we put together a World Record Roar page to keep you updated on all the happenings surrounding Monday's Guinness World Record attempt for crowd noise.
I recap head coach Pete Carroll's Wednesday press conference, noting the majority of the club returned from the bye week in full health.
Team photographer Rod Mar shares several snaps from "Competition Wednesday" at Virginia Mason Athletic Center.
Digital Media Reporter Clare Farnsworth recaps some Week 13 playoff-clinching scenarios, puts the focus on Seahawks Man of the Year Doug Baldwin, and writes about Byron Maxwell moving into the starting cornerback role.
The Seahawks are off enjoying today's holiday, but the club will be back at practice on Friday. And that's when our coverage will pick up next.
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Summerfest is halfway over, but we have a pick-me-up to get you through the second part of the fest: free tickets!
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In Tandem's 'Burying the Bones' needs more flesh
When the lights come up on M.E.H. Lewis' "Burying the Bones," which opened Friday night at In Tandem Theatre under Chris Flieller's direction, a young woman is sleeping peacefully. Her husband comes into the room and lovingly stands over her. The soft light suggests another dawn for a couple who surely have a bright future ahead of them.
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Milwaukee Film Festival picks: Day Ten
Rain and movies go together like ... well, you pick the metaphor. But you don't need bad weather to attend the Milwaukee Film Festival Saturday. Here are reasons to do so.
- "Sign Painters" (4:30 p.m., Oriental Theatre) Documentary directed by Faythe Levine and Sam Macon that Art City writer Mary Louise Schumacher calls "a dive into the toolboxes and tricks of the sign painters" who "change the urban landscape with their own hands and who defy the kind of washed-out sameness that has crept into American cities."
- "The Angels' Share" (4 p.m., Fox-Bay Cinema Grill) Cannes Festival Jury prize-winning comedy by the usually dour Ken Loach about a troubled youth who discovers he has a nose for quality whisky and hatches a scheme to steal a rare spirit. Watch the trailer below.
- "Spinning Plates" (4 p.m., Oriental) Documentary about a struggling Mexican restaurant, a family-style community landmark and the nouvelle cuisine of Chicago's Alinea whose chef was stricken with a cancer that threatened his senses of taste and smell. What starts out as a foodie film ends up a portrait of struggle, perseverance and triumph. Watch the trailer below.
- "An Evening With Paul Attanasio" (7:30 p.m., Oriental) Paul Attanasio, Oscar-nominated screenwriter of "Donnie Brasco" and "Quiz Show," executive producer of "Homicide: Life on the Street" and "House, and brother of Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio, appears at a career retrospective conducted by Jonathan Jackson, the festival's artistic and executive director.


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Every generation needs a great songwriter, and there's a fine argument to be made that Rufus Wainwright is ours. The son of folk legends Kate McGarrigle and Loudon Wainwright III, Rufus, along with his sisters Martha Wainwright and Lucy Wainwright Roche, was born with storytelling capabilities and exquisite musicianship in his blood. Sixteen years after releasing his self-titled debut, Rufus looks back on his heavily lauded and still young career with a best-of compilation titled Vibrate and an upcoming U.S. tour kicking off at Town Hall, the home to many tribute shows Rufus and his sisters have hosted in honor of their late mother. With Lucy opening the show, "The Best of Rufus Wainwright" is another kind of family affair, and like the ones the Wainwright family tend to host, it's as much a celebration as it is an ode to great artistry.
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VATICAN CITY - Hours after learning that Pope Francis would not be receiving them in private audience, Gov. Corbett, Mayor Nutter and others in a delegation of Pennsylvanians greeted the pontiff individually Wednesday morning at his public audience in St. Peter's Square.
Their combined face time with the pope lasted only about six minutes, far less than the 45 minutes Corbett had said Monday he anticipated the delegation might have. Instead, they filed one-by-one up a short flight of steps to the open-air canopy where Francis was seated on a simple, upholstered gold chair.