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The 2012 NFL season has retained the parity that we have all come to expect in this league. The Cincinnati Bengals demolished the New York Giants this past weekend by a score of 31-13, the Indianapolis Colts beat the Green Bay Packers in Week 5, the Minnesota Vikings have emerged from obscurity and into NFC Wild Card contenders, and the list goes on.
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But these two words have not ever really described my internal state or my behavior. As a child and especially as a teen, my self and my actions were more about doing as well as possible in the things I considered important; while attending to family needs in a way that I had no business doing.
To be completely over-responsible and strong for everyone around me, and then called flighty and fragile by those who borrowed my strength, should have been an obvious giveaway. But I was young and didn't know any different life. And now, in my mid-forties, I'm realizing how much of that "be strong and stable and take care of everyone" mentality I have lived out.
In the meantime, my inner landscape has not been a meadow filled with yellow flowers, or for that matter (and on the other hand) a borg cube. Instead it's been a place of self-doubt. Can I be stable enough, responsible enough, can I be steady, can I avoid flitting from activity to activity or decision to decision on a whim?
Well, the result in my behavior has been that I move so slowly it surprises people. People in my life now, who didn't know my younger life and didn't hear me called those things, think of me as incredibly stable, unchangeable, steady, consistent. I've prided myself on my capacity to be both flexible and steady, adaptable and strong.
But I think I may just be running from old demons. I've been reluctant to say what I want in key situations in my life for fear of appearing impulsive and disorderly and disrespectful. I've held at bay key dreams, even in my mind, believing that I can't be steady enough to make them happen. I've turned the courage of my coming out into a further exhibit in the gallery of flightiness, and I've told myself I don't deserve any part of what I had before I came out.
It comes down to not regarding myself as lovable, and not putting myself in the position to receive, acknowledge, or accept what caring may come. Instead I've made myself a fortress and then wondered why my existence feels solitary even at times when I do not seek solitude.
I don't know if letting down the castle gate, so to speak, of my true self, will bring love or attack. I don't know if it will bring devastating indifference.
But the thing is, I can do stable. I can do steady. I can do strong. I can do the things that make for a solid personal and work and life reputation. I can do that. I wonder, can I do trust? Can I do vulnerable? Can I put myself in a position where I might be some color other than strong?
Most of my dreams depend on the answer being YES or at least PLEASE DO TRY. I'm afraid to even dream some of my dreams these days. But I am going to go with the PLEASE DO TRY option and see where it takes me. At the very least, perhaps I can turn the childhood messages on their ear and move into what I think of as flighty and fragile. Maybe I can let myself melt into those descriptors and dream even from inside them. Maybe what I have called flighty and fragile are behaviors that were so out of place for a teen that those who required that strength and care-taking from me had to call me flighty and fragile in order not to face the monstrousness of what they required of me. So maybe if I move toward flighty, fragile, impulsive, changeable – maybe if I move toward those words as I understand them in my life and experience, I'll find that I'm OK under there. A little overworked, even, maybe.
I hope so – 'cause right now it's achy and lonely underneath all this strength. And I'd like to at least give myself permission to daydream that I'm soft and vulnerable and capable of (deserving of) being cared for, as well as for caring.
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A Profound Experience of Art, and Other News
July 29, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Museums have a real, if enviable, problem on their hands—they're too popular. "Seeing masterpieces may be a soul-nourishing cultural rite of passage, but soaring attendance has turned many museums into crowded, sauna-like spaces, forcing institutions to debate how to balance accessibility with art preservation."
- A proposed virtual-reality edition of Ulysses sounds about as abstruse as the novel itself: "As a user of In Ulysses walks along a virtual Sandymount Strand, the book will be read to them—they will hear Stephen's thoughts as they are written—but these thoughts will then be illustrated around the user in real-time using textual annotations, images, and links."
- Fewer people are giving books as gifts—the number of gift-book sales fell by nine million in a year. (If you'd like to reduce the deficit and you need an excuse to give, today is International Tiger Day.)
- Trend alert: there's never been a finer moment to be a deceased performer. "Two thousand fourteen is only half over, yet the year in culture has already been dominated by people who are dead … I mean people like Michael Jackson, who, five years in the grave, performed at the Billboard Music Awards in May. And Rick James, who's been dead for a decade and who has a new memoir this year. And the great Philip Seymour Hoffman, who died in February and has a new movie out."
- From Disobedient Objects, a book about design's effect on social change, a look at the storied history of defacing currency.
Odysseus in the Yard
June 16, 2014 | by Daniel Genis
Celebrating Bloomsday in prison.
The man I affectionately termed Odysseus, though never to his face, was sixty-five and ailing. He was Philip Rubinitz, a onetime actor who had served about twenty years by then for the crime of stabbing his best friend through the heart with an antique SS dagger. Nevertheless, he was the facility rabbi's clerk. His liver was failing and his back hurt, but he took laps with me around the yard of Green Haven Correctional Facility, observing our simulated Dublin through cataracts in his eyes. It must have been hard for him to keep up with my much younger legs, but he tottered around our Nightown seeking out a way home to his long-lost wife with the same fervor that Leopold Bloom had. His parole date was still five years away. I followed around full of the overconfidence and energy of youth and insecurity, much like Stephen Dedalus. It was June 16, several years ago now, and little did Rubinitz know that he was helping me celebrate Bloomsday in the yard.
After I'd been convicted, my father had said, "Good. You'll finally read Joyce." But it took a few years inside to finally come to it. Having initially avoided Ulysses, my mind was blown when I finally gathered the fortitude to read it—the scales fell from my eyes, and from then on I decided I had to celebrate Bloomsday with the rest of the converts.
None of whom, it seemed, were anywhere near me. Working as a prison librarian, I had seen a few men attempt A Portrait of the Artist, but our edition of Ulysses always stood on the shelf gathering dust. Grim, thick, and foreboding, it was too imposing in reputation for even the most ambitious of convicts. Finnegans Wake wasn't available at all. The civilian librarians knew better. Read More »
Bloomsday Explained
June 13, 2014 | by Jonathan Goldman
"Bloomsday," the James Joyce scholar Robert Nicholson once quipped, "has as much to do with Joyce as Christmas has to do with Jesus." The celebrations of Ulysses every June 16—the date on which the novel is set—attract extreme ends of the spectrum of literary enthusiasm. Academics and professionals mingle with obsessives and cranks, plus those simply along for the ride. The event can be stately and meticulous or raucous and chaotic—or, somehow, all of the above.
A telling instance came a few years ago, when the Irish Arts Center arranged a Bloomsday picnic in New York's Bryant Park, under the rueful shadow of the Gertrude Stein statue. (Stein disliked Joyce.) Aspiring Broadway types were enlisted to circulate in period costume before bursting into popular songs from 1900-era Ireland. I spoke to one of the performers, a young Irish actor who had recently moved to New York. Had she read Ulysses? "I plan to," she said, and in my memory, she adds, "I'm told it's a grand book by them that knows." The kicker was when the Irish finance minister, in town for summit meetings, got up to say that his government would take as inspiration the balanced daily budget that appears in Ulysses. The problem? Leopold Bloom's spreadsheet in Ulysses works out only because he omits the money he's paid to Bella Cohen's brothel. No one pointed out the irony.
The admixture of expertise and fanboyism that marks Bloomsday, perhaps unique among literary gatherings, is remarkable—but no more so than Bloomsday's emergence as a cultural event, one that attracts mainstream attention and participants from well outside the readership of Ulysses, by which I mean to include all those who profess to have read it. A novel written in 1922 and legally unavailable in the U.S. until 1934, a novel hailed to this day as the pinnacle of modernist obscurity and density, one that, as novelist Jacob M. Appel recently put it, "isn't exactly hopping off the shelves in airports," has earned an international holiday. Of all the literary celebrations that might blow up, why Joyce, why Ulysses, and why Bloomsday? Read More »
Recapping Dante: Canto 27, or Let's Make a Deal with the Pope
April 28, 2014 | by Alexander Aciman
We're recapping the Inferno. Read along! This week: the price of wheeling and dealing with the Pope.
In Canto 27, just as Ulysses's incandescent spirit departs, another burning sinner approaches Dante. This time, because the spirit is Italian, Dante speaks with him, instead of allowing Virgil to interpret; and though the sinner is never identified by name, the biographical information he offers suggests that he is Guido da Montefeltro, a well-known Ghibelline captain who fought a good many battles.
Much like Vanni Fucci, Guido is not eager to speak with Dante. He decides to speak only because he believes that Dante is one of the damned, and will never again be among the living—he feels secure that his story will never be heard again. Oops.
Guido says that Pope Boniface VIII solicited him for guidance on conquering Palestrina, a Ghibelline fortress. Guido demurred, but the Pope assured him his soul would be saved in exchange for his help—and that convinced Guido to help out, even if he had his doubts about the pope. Upon Guido's death, St. Francis came to escort him to heaven, as promised, but a demon intervened on the grounds that no man can be pre-absolved for a sin he hasn't yet committed. The Pope's promise was thus null, and Guido was led instead to Minos, who deemed him guilty of fraudulent counsel. Read More »
Recapping Dante: Canto 26, or You Can't Go Home Again
April 21, 2014 | by Alexander Aciman
We're recapping the Inferno. Read along! This week: tales of brave Ulysses.
Wrapped in a shroud of fire, sputtering words from the tip of the flickering flame—this is how Ulysses appears to us in canto 26. As Dante approaches the eighth pouch of the eighth circle of hell, he sees sinners in flames; he knows he'll find Ulysses among these "fireflies that glimmer in the valley." The man is tied up in a flame with Diomed, both of them being punished for their ruse at Troy. Dante begs Virgil to let Ulysses speak.
When we finally put down the Inferno, Ulysses is one of the sinners we remember best. Not because he's well known or the architect of one of the greatest schemes in history, but because, like Pier or Francesca, there's charm, tenderness, and beauty in the way he speaks. On this point, I disagree with Robert Hollander, whose annotations explain that these aforementioned sinners are not meant to be entirely sympathetic—they're actually self-righteous, Hollander writes, and they're unable to see the gravity of their sins. By allowing them to speak in a manner that almost absolves them, Dante is even poking fun at them. Read More »
Troy to Ithaca
December 10, 2013 | by Sadie Stein
We highly recommend you spend some time with this nifty interactive map, which plots Ulysses's epic ten-year voyage of the Odyssey on a real-life globe, placing the sirens, the cyclops, and the lotus eaters in a recognizable geographical context.


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New England announced the signing of three tight ends, including East Carolina's Justin Jones, Bowling Green's Tyler Beck and North Carolina State's Asa Watson on Monday. Running back Roy Finch, cornerback Travis Hawkins, safety Shamiel Gray, running back Stephen Houston, and linebackers Cameron Gordon and Deontae Skinner were among the other players to be picked up as free agents.
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In his last season with Michigan, Gordon had five sacks and 8.5 tackles for loss. He ran a 4.72-second 40-yard dash with a 6.74-second three-cone drill.
Skinner recorded 64 tackles, a sack and 4.5 tackles for loss in his last season with Mississippi State. He ran a 4.81-second 40-yard dash at his pro day in March.
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EarSonics SM64
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Apple EarPods with Remote and Mic
" Some folks just love to hate Apple products, for a list of good reasons at times. Apple goes the extra mile to make much of what they sell proprietary. Try and use an after-market cord and sometimes they work and sometimes they don't. The Apple Company holds their own idea of what they feel the audio market is into. Many at Head-Fi embraced the original IPod as it really offered a standard of..." --Redcarmoose
Apple In-Ear Headphones with Remote and Mic
" Prelude Apple's stock earbuds that have been shipped with every iPod since its inception are quite possibly the most prolific and widely distributed tech accessory of all time. It's hard to go anywhere without seeing a pair of these things dangling from someone's ears. Casual listeners are bound to be satisfied by the decent performance of the earbuds but what about audiophiles? It's..." --TheGame21x
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Acorn Colouring Page
When you've finished colouring our simple acorn colouring page you could cut them out and use them to make a fun classroom display.
We celebrate all sorts of traditional autumn activities in our growing collection of autumn colouring pages for kids of all ages. Although I'm a summer person there is something about the smell of the autumn air that even I enjoy, and most kids love the season and all that comes with it: swooshing through piles of leaves and chilly puddles, watching the colours change, hunting for conkers or catching leaves as they fall from the trees, munching on freshly picked apples and sniffing the colder air and the waft of bonfires...
When you've finished colouring our simple acorn colouring page you could cut them out and use them to make a fun classroom display.
Print this simple apple colouring page for younger children to enjoy. Click on the link below for a high quality printable.
Colour in these special Autumn bookmarks, four to a page. There's space for your children to add their own autumnal designs around the edges for a finishing touch, too.
Older children will enjoy colouring in all the intricate little designs on these autumn doodle colouring bookmarks!
Colour in this simple autumn leaf colouring page in cheerful autumn shades of reds and golds.
Reds, yellows and oranges are the perfect shades to colour the second of our autumn leaf colouring pages.
Here's a simple autumn leaf to colour. They'd look lovely cut out to make a display.
Colour in the oak leaf for autumn. It makes a useful template for crafts, too.
Here are four autumn leaves for the kids to colour in using lovely autumn colours of red, brown and yellow.
The children in this charming autumn colouring picture are playing in a big pile of leaves with their dog and having a great time!
Colour in this Autumn tree picture, making sure to use some good autumnal colours for the leaves!
Here's a big basket of juicy apples for kids to print and colour in! Click on the link below for a high quality printable.
Here's a colouring page of the blackberry bush, with detailed close-up drawings of the fruit, flowers and branches for the children to colour in.
The children are enjoying the autumn, catching leaves off the trees, throwing piles of leaves up into the air, and generally having fun outdoors with their friends and puppy!
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We thought that it might be fun to try doodling an acorn or a squirrel for Autumn, on our Doodle Pattern Tiles! Cut them out first to make doodling a little easier.
Kids can doodle patterns inside the leaves and in the background too, keeping it as simple as they like or really going to town! All ages can enjoy these autumnal Doodle Pattern Tiles!
These are my two favourite Doodle Pattern Tiles! I've seen some really fun designs done with the owl in particular.
Colour in these lovely intricate Fall designs to make some extra special bookmarks.
Colour in this pretty picture of a fall tree losing its leaves.
Here are four trees for the children to colour in, illustrating their changes with the four seasons.
This harvest baskete colouring page is sure to keep the kids busy - identifying the fruit and vegetables and choosing the right colours for them!
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Print and colour this delightful, detailed scene of children helping to pick apples in an apple orchard, with a farm in the background.
Sometimes raking leaves at autumn time can seem a chore to adults, but to kids it provides all sorts of fun! Print and colour this picture of Dad and children enjoying raking the leaves.
Match up the numbers and colours for this fun scarecrow colour by number page! Available with UK and US spellings.
Here's a simple, cute scarecrow for younger kids to print and colour. It's just one or a range of scarecrow printables using this illustration.
Print and colour this lovely scarecrow, standing guard over an autumn field.
Print and enjoy colouring in this lovable cheerful scarecrow protecting his autumn field, surrounded by blooming sunflowers!
Our scarecrow maths facts colouring page is a fun way to get some maths into a farm, Autumn or Harvest topic. Solve the sums and colour the picture!
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The two leading candidates to fill the center position include 6-3/290 junior Justin Belarski and 6-3/295 junior Rob Frederick. Justin is one of the strongest players on the team and has seen some playing time the last two seasons. Rob is a transfer from Tulsa who has shown a lot of promise. Both struggled to take hold of the starting position this spring and will battle it out again at fall camp.
The tackle position is easily the strongest and deepest unit on the line. Redshirt junior Rob Petitti (6-6/330) returns as the starter at left tackle. He is an outstanding talent that has NFL promise. Petitti started since his redshirt freshman season and was named 2nd team All-Big East last season. Petitti is an All-American candidate and has been named to the Outland Trophy Watch List. The returning starter at right tackle is 6-7/295 senior Matt Morgan. Morgan quietly had a very good season last year. Morgan didn't get the press that some of his linemates received last season, but he should finally get the recognition he deserves in his senior season. He should make the All-Big East team with another performance like last year's.
The backups at guard include 6-3/290 redshirt freshman John Simonitis and 6-5/330 senior Penny Semaia. Simonitis is a big, strong, powerful prospect who has a ton of potential. He could wind up starting at guard if LaCarte is moved to center. Redshirt junior Matt Maiers (6-3/275) also will provide depth.
Three solid backups at tackle will be 6-3/290 senior Nick Pietracatello, 6-5/285 sophomore Dale Williams, and 6-9/300 redshirt freshman Jason Capizzi. Nick is a former walk-on that nobody talks about, yet he's beaten out the competition for backup left tackle each year. Williams is a prospect that the coaches speak highly of and has a bright future ahead of him. Capizzi has outstanding athletic ability and only needs to add weight and strength to his 6-9 inch frame to become a future starter.
True freshman Neal Tracey (6-3/290) is another guard prospect. Neal was part of 2002 recruiting class but he enrolled late to rehab a knee injury. He re-injured the same knee last season and will miss spring drills. The staff hopes to have him ready for fall camp. The staff signed four excellent offensive line recruits last season. Zach Slates (6-3/305), from Massillon, Ohio was an All-Ohio selection and performed very well in the prestigious Big 33 Classic. Mike McGlynn (6-6/310), a tackle prospect from Youngstown, Ohio, also had a strong showing in the Big 33 game and looks to have a bright future ahead of him. Mike DeLuca (6-5/285), from Chardon, Ohio, is a talented prospect that can play either tackle or guard. Mike played his senior season not long after recovering from ACL surgery, so his best is definitely yet to come. Chris Vangas (6/3 290), from Dayton, Ohio, is another outstanding prospect. He can play either center or guard. Vangas played in the Ohio North/South All-Star game and had a strong showing against a High School All-American who is going to Ohio State. This was easily the best offensive line class signed since Walt Harris has been at Pitt.
If this unit stays healthy and somebody steps up at the center position, the offensive line has a chance to be very good this season. It wouldn't surprise me at all if Petitti, Morgan, and LaCarte were all named to an All-Big East team this season, and Petitti also has a chance to be an All-American.
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The Houston Astros filed an insurance claim last week on first baseman Jeff Bagwell, and the team's attorneys are currently reviewing the policy in an attempt to determine if the club will be able to collect should Bagwell report to spring training as planned, general manager Tim Purpura told ESPN.com.
The Astros were required to file the claim with Lloyds of London by Tuesday to maintain their right to recoup $15.6 million of the $17 million in salary due Bagwell this season. Bagwell is entering the final year of a five-year, $85 million deal.
Bagwell, 37, has an arthritic right shoulder that makes it difficult for him to throw. He underwent capsular release surgery in June and returned to hit .250 in 100 at-bats last season. Just days after the Astros lost to the Chicago White Sox in the World Series, Bagwell began rehabilitating the shoulder in hopes of reclaiming his starting first-base job in 2006.
Bagwell is a fan favorite in Houston and the Astros' career leader in home runs, RBI, walks and extra-base hits, but the dispute over his playing status has caused a strain with Astros management. In an interview with the Houston Chronicle last week, Bagwell said the Astros would prefer that he simply retire, and added that his relationship with the club "probably will never be fixed."
Astros officials have countered that they're not trying to push Bagwell out the door, but simply want to preserve their right to collect on the insurance if his injury prohibits him from playing.
Purpura said a recent examination by Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala., and a subsequent review by Dr. David Lintner, the Astros' team medical director, confirmed that Bagwell is a "disabled player." But Bagwell has said he needs more time to rehab the shoulder, and he plans to be at spring training in Kissimmee, Fla., when the Astros hold their first full-squad workout on Feb. 24.
"It's Jeff's position that he's going to report," Purpura said, "and there's little if anything a team can do to keep a player from reporting. It's a tough situation all around. It's tough and complex.
"You don't collect on the claim until he's actually missed time, so he would have to miss time throughout the season for that to actually go through. The big issue right now is the interpretation of whether we lose our rights after spring training starts. I don't know of any club that's had to deal with this kind of situation in this manner, so it's very murky."


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i grew up having freshly grated coconut -- philippine style grating - fluffy, juicy, long pieces of coconut this Edward & Sons Organic Coconut Flakes Unsweetened, is the only brand buy to get my coconut fix -- good flavor, flake size, and texture keeper on our re-order list iMore Less
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I cannot express how much I love these coconut flakes, I eat them as a snack by themselves, or add them to my nut and berries mix, or put it on top of my Tapioca pudding. I have bought 7bags so far in the last month, just so I don't run out. I hope you keep this product iHerb More Less
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Love these organic flakes, which are very large and great for snacking. I've had one bag that was perfectly moist, and another that was a bit on the crunchy side, so moisture content can vary. Still, they are so much more delicious than the little twiggy pieces found in regular-cut flakes.More Less
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One day you're on the top of the world; your life is going just as you had always hoped. You have a great family, a loving husband, an adorable son and now the second child you had always hoped for. On top of that, you are a seriously talented scrapbooker, take a mean photo and have an incredible knack for leaving your friends in hysterics.
That was Linda Burnasakorn's life. Then one day she woke up with what she thought was the flu. In the blink of an eye she was in the ICU fighting for her life. Over the next several months she fought to overcome pneumonia, collapsed lungs, multiple infections, internal bleeding, organs on the verge of shutting down, blood clots and so much more.
Despite all the challenges and setbacks, Linda made it through!
But, as a consequence of her illness and extremely low blood pressure, her doctors needed to amputate both of Linda's feet and all of her fingers. Linda has been such an inspiration to all who know her (and many that don't) throughout her ordeal. Within weeks of losing her legs she was up and walking on her own, with the aid of prosthetics. Linda's last hand surgery was in January and she is already out driving, cooking, doing laundry and even tying shoelaces!
Linda still has much more to overcome. There are the medical bills from 6 and a half months in intensive care and rehab. She will need additional prosthetic legs and insurance coverage is limited. And Linda and her family need to sell their current home. It is located on the second floor in a building without an elevator. A situation that isn't conducive to Linda's new circumstances.
And this is where we hope you come in! Linda's story could be anyone's story. There was no rhyme or reason to why this happened to her. I'm sure that every one of us would hope that if we were to find ourselves in a similar situation the scrapbook community would rally around us. We want to bring this community together to help support this incredibly brave, inspirational and phenomenal woman. And, in turn, to thank you for helping out we are offering some unbelieveable prizes!
You could be the lucky winner of a Cocoa Daisy Destinations event in Greece with Ali Edwards, Karen Russell and Jenni Bowlin worth $3000! Or any of the generously donated prizes listed below!! *** I've heard from quite a few people wondering if there are still spots available for the event and yes, there are. you can find more information about the event here.
To be entered to win all you need to do is make a donation through www.paypal.com to firstname.lastname@example.com to be entered to win. One ticket is $10 and you'll receive an extra ticket for every $50 donated (separate donations cannot be aggregated). The fundraiser runs from today, April 29th through May 22, 2010. Winners will be announced on May 26th.
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to help a fellow scrapbooker in need and the chance to find yourself enjoying the beaches of Mykonos with some of your favorite scrapbook celebrities!
A spot in Karen Russell's online "The Photographer's Workshop"
A wall canvas designed by Ali Edwards
$150 in Jenni Bowlin products and a 3 month subscription to Jenni's Mercentile Scrapbook Kits.
$250 of American Crafts Products
4 Crops in a Box from Cosmo Cricket (each contains supplies for a party of 6)
A project kit designed by Christine Drumheller
An assortment of scrapbook storage totes from Cropper Hopper
A Kenner Road kit and Embellishment Kit
An autographed copy of Lisa Pace's Delight in the Details
One April and one May Scarlet Lime Kits to one winner
Scarlet Lime Beadart $50 Gift Certificate
A layout designed by Stephanie Howell
3 Six-month subscription to Studio Calico and 3 $75 Anthology rub-on collections
YAY!!! Maya Road just offered two $100 Gift Certificates for the fundraiser as well!
A huge thank you goes out to all of our very generous sponsors!
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Sylvie on May 13, 2010 at 10:35 am
My donation is made. My prayers are for Linda and her family.
Kiara Lee on May 15, 2010 at 2:17 pm
You are an amazing woman, Linda! I can only imaging what you are going through, sending you a lot of prayers and hugs!!
I just made the donation. Please don't put me into the drawing, I'm just glad I could help!!
Jenny on May 15, 2010 at 8:32 pm
What a strong courageous woman to endure this tragedy and make it through. Im off to donate. My prayers are with her and her family. My heart goes out to her. God Bless.
Alexa on May 16, 2010 at 2:09 pm
I donated and blogged about the fund-raiser to spread the word a bit. Best wishes to you and your family Linda.
jennifer hamilton on May 17, 2010 at 8:46 pm
Just donated. The Burnasakorn's family will be in my prayers.
Vicki J. Wade on May 18, 2010 at 7:23 am
Just contributed through PayPal. I feel so for Linda and her family. They are in my prayers!
Mary on May 18, 2010 at 11:07 am
I hope that the fundraiser goes through the roof and Linda is encouraged by all the love for her and her family. We are all rooting for you Linda!
terri bonnette on May 18, 2010 at 2:16 pm
Just made my donation! You guys are great. thanks for the chance to win something while doing a worthwhile fundraiser to a fellow scrapbooker.i hope this will help the situation in a big way at such little cost. My hopes and prayers go out to linda and her family.
Jennifer Blomquist on May 19, 2010 at 3:56 pm
Just sent my donation. What a great fundraiser; hopefully it raises lots of money for her family.
Ingrid on May 20, 2010 at 12:06 pm
What a wonderful idea – just made my donation. Thank you for letting us help in some small way – it will all pool together into a HUGE blessing!
Cathy on May 20, 2010 at 1:50 pm
I hope this fundraiser takes off. Happy to Tweet it and post it to my Facebook status, and make a donation. Good luck!
Ainsley on May 20, 2010 at 2:43 pm
Just made a donation. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to help out a fellow scrapper!
Chrissie on May 20, 2010 at 5:56 pm
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Linda and her family. Thanks for giving us a fun way to help out!
Corbi on May 20, 2010 at 11:06 pm
This story touched me and I hope this helps Linda and her family.
amy tangerine on May 21, 2010 at 1:37 pm
so touching and wonderful to have everyone coming together for an amazing cause. LOVE
Gina on May 21, 2010 at 4:01 pm
I can't imagine how this has affected her life. My hopes and prayers for peace and comfort!
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South Korea-based liquid crystal display (LCD) supplier LG.Philips LCD has begun mass producing thin-film-transistor (TFT) LCD panels at its P7 7th generation plant in Paju, Korea.
Could IC shortages be on the horizon?
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Weighing the business risks
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Happy New Year. 2005 is for the history books now. But first, a quick postmortem. For the electronics industry, 2005 was a fairly quiet period; sales rose modestly; China continued to draw manufacturers; more companies began looking at India; North America's share of electronics production dropped; preparations for environmental regulations intensified; U.S. interest rates went up; and the dollar didn't sink quite as expected.
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Your Call Center's Next Stage
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NEW YORK — If demand exceeding supply is a measure of success, then Barneys New York scored on Wednesday with the launch of Kate Moss' Topshop collection.
But Barneys may have underestimated the demand, ordering only 10 of each of the two most sought-after styles, a limited edition long black gown for $575 and limited edition "barbed wire" dress for $475. The retailer purchased a total of 11,000 items from the line for its Madison Avenue flagship here and 14 Co-op locations.
Gillian Haynes, a self-described "fashionista," swept onto the seventh floor of the Madison Avenue unit on Wednesday brandishing a newspaper. "Gone," said a saleswoman when Haynes showed her a picture of Moss wearing the barbed wire dress to an event on Tuesday evening.
"I waited for months," said Haynes. "I'm really disappointed. Everything's gone." When told the store ordered very few of the dresses, she said, "They ordered only 10 dresses? For New York City? For Barneys?" Haynes consoled herself with a black one-shoulder gown but worried about the U.K. sizing. Sales associates told shoppers the line ran small.
Barneys estimated that 200 to 300 people were waiting for the store to open on Wednesday morning, with the line wrapping around the building from Madison Avenue to 61th Street near Fifth Avenue.
"Kate's everlasting allure is part of the draw," said Julie Gilhart, senior vice president and fashion director. "There's a huge following for her."
That much was evident when the doors to the store opened at 10 a.m. Barneys employees tried to usher consumers to the elevators in small groups, but they ran into the store. On the seventh floor, the frenzy associated with capsule collections ensued. Shoppers ripped clothes off mannequins, grabbed items from racks and out of the hands of sales associates, and even tore head shots of the model from displays. Four Moss-dressed mannequins suspended from the ceiling of the eighth floor were momentarily lowered so customers could remove the clothes. At 10:30 most of the merchandise was gone, except for some T-shirts.
"I've been here since 6 this morning," said Meryl Hershkowitz, holding a stack of 20 garments. "They should have limited the number of people entering the store. I'm buying for my daughters. I don't fit into this."
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Megan Chin, 26, said she expected the line to be more affordable. "I loved Stella McCartney for H&M," she said. "I saw some things on the Topshop Web site, like the chiffon one-shoulder gown, but it's higher priced. I thought everything was supposed to be under $100."
The collection ranged in price from $20 for muscle T-shirts to $575 for the long black gown. In between there was a scatter sequin top for $55; button waistcoat, $85; Marienne cropped skinny jean, $115; Petra denim HotPants, $102; cotton pansy print dress, $120; bondage dress, $158; cream silk jacket, $245, and one-shoulder ink chiffon dress, $278.
"The response has been unbelievable," Gilhart said. "We'll be getting more pieces in the store in June. We're going to get a great Kate jean that we think is following the trend with a wide leg and higher waist."
Barneys also plans to offer Moss' Topshop collection for fall. "We'll definitely order more because it's been successful now," said Gilhart, who is thinking about other potential collaborations with "stores like Opening Ceremony and Colette. They incorporate art so much into their work. There could maybe be some partnerships down the road."
Four models wearing Kate Moss masks were installed in the windows of the flagship Wednesday morning and waved to passersby.
Moss didn't pose in a window as she did last week in London, but she still managed to cause quite a commotion on Tuesday evening when she arrived at Barneys for a cocktail party to celebrate the line. "Where do I go?" she asked one of her handlers as she was beseiged by camera crews, photographers and fans upon entering the seventh floor.
Moss posed for the requisite shots with Topshop owner Sir Philip Green. Even the jaded fashion editors in attendance pulled out their cell phones and digital cameras to capture a photo of the fashion icon. Nearby, friend Sadie Frost looked on with bemusement and danced with the DJs. "I'm here to support my friend," she explained, showing off one of Moss' looks.
Barneys creative director Simon Doonan admitted to being a fan of the High Street store himself. "Whenever I go to London, I always go to Topman," he offered. "Over there, men actually care about how they look. It's not like here."
"I know what makes a man look good, but I'd never be able to design for them," said Moss, before being ushered upstairs to the cordoned off eighth floor where she remained for most of the party. BFF Naomi Campbell showed up 15 minutes after the party was supposed to end.
Guests at the party were allowed to look at, but not buy, the clothes. On Wednesday, Barneys limited purchases to five items per customer.
A Barneys spokeswoman said the atmosphere was frenzied at Co-op units in New York and Los Angeles. "Others didn't sell out as quickly," she said. "They're about 50 percent sold out. The other stores didn't have the full range."
Sondra Hodes, manager of the Co-op unit on Broadway here said there were 25 to 30 people waiting when the store opened at 10 a.m. "As soon as I unlocked the door they made a mad dash to the rack," she added. "We have some tanks and T-shirts left, but the dresses, jackets and jeans sold out the first hour. We had about 16 styles."
"I'm taking discards from people and begging people for things they don't want, which I've never done before," Alison Victor, 24, said at the Madison Avenue flagship. "So far, the clothes look very cute."
Daniela Ruiz, a fiction writer in her 40s, said she is a Kate Moss fan. Recently she bought a drawing of Moss by Mark Quinn, the bad boy British artist whose recent show at the Mary Boone Gallery featured lifesize sculptures of Moss in various yoga positions. "It's the combination of the artist and Kate and fashion," Ruiz said. "Art and fashion makes it a very exciting piece to have at home." As for the Topshop clothes, Ruiz said, "Everything is already gone. I might get one piece for curiosity. I feel young being here."


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