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Copom, the rate-setting committee of Banco Central do Brasil, maintained its benchmark rate at 11% at its latest meeting. The lack of action follows a series of nine consecutive increases, which have taken the Selic 375 basis points higher since April of last year.
Yet, in its statement the Copom stopped short of sounding the all-clear: policymakers decided unanimously to "at this moment" keep borrowing costs unchanged, leaving the door open for more rate hikes in the future, should it prove necessary. While it is true that monetary policy operates with lags, Brazil's monetary authority also needs to take into account a persistently lax fiscal backdrop. For all the recent rhetoric involving ambitious spending cut targets, Ms. Rousseff's government has been busy prioritizing political survival - pushing through with higher welfare payments, announcing more generous income tax exemption thresholds, promising above-inflation minimum wage increases and making payroll tax cuts permanent for a broad set of industries. Only the latter measure is expected to add an annual budget cost of around $10 billion. As such, bringing down CPI inflation is set to remain a challenge through the rest of the year - particularly as the gradual phasing out of subsidies for key tradable goods should partly offset the benefits of easing food price inflation. Investors seem to agree: the two-year inflation breakeven rate has failed to drop below the 6% level since last summer.
Domestic asset prices appear to be taking a breather following an impressive surge since mid-March. At the same time, Ms. Rousseff's numbers in the polls have stabilized, although they still hover around the uncomfortably low level of 40% - insufficient for a first-round victory. At this stage, we would refrain from chasing this rally and expect a steady pick-up in volatility all the way through October, as the optimism associated with prospects of a better economic policy mix by the next government keeps getting contaminated by the wrong signals on much-needed fiscal discipline.
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A Panic Attack On Live TV? ABC News Anchor Dan Harris Reflects
[Warning: this video might (obviously) be triggering for those of you with panic disorder. It definitely put me a bit on edge. It does end on a happy note, if that's of any consolation.] Have you ever had a panic attack in front of a large audience? I've had my (unfairly large) share of panic attacks -- but most of them were only in front of small audiences, like the gaggle of shoppers who were behind me in line at CVS when I doubled over in dizziness at checkout. (The moments between that first scanned item and that final step of swiping my payment card is akin to being stuck on an elevator between floors. After the first "beep" of the UPC scanner, I am trapped. I no longer have an easy excuse to run out of the store, if needed. I have to have to have to keep it cool and stay non-panicky, dammit, until that receipt is in my hand, right? I mean, otherwise...I'd look like a complete ass running out of there.) And, oh, the marketing meeting at my former job in a stuffy, sardine-can-of-a conference room! I'll never forget that panic attack.
Letter To A Panicker Whose World Is Quickly Shrinking
"Just...just do it," she said, looking me straight in the eye. She wasn't a Nike spokesperson: She was my therapist, circa 2004, warning me against the dangers of agoraphobia. "Even if you feel panicky," she said, "Just go. Go out with that friend or this one. Go to the store. No matter how your body feels, just keep going. Don't cancel plans. It'll get worse in the long run if you do." Wise words. Did I always heed them? No.
Why Order Your Fears Into A Hierarchy?
Think back to first grade, if you can. Alphabet posters on the wall, Dr. Seuss books, and simple math. You were probably pretty comfortable with counting to ten, twenty, thirty, and beyond. In first grade, you probably began doing some easy addition and subtraction problems, too. Maybe you used flashcards. Maybe you remember your teacher using beans or pasta or coins to illustrate the concept of adding something more or taking something away. And then, you feel like a genius when you master 7 + 2. And then, you move right into long division. Right? No. Come on. Of course not. You can't jump right to long division right after learning how to add. It just doesn't make sense. ONE STEP AT A TIME And likewise, it doesn't make sense to dive right into treating your worst fears when you've got some minor and mid-level fears that you need to work on first.
What Learning To Drum Taught Me About Anxiety (Part 2)
We have this drum kit in the basement now, and just for fun, I sat down. And I tried to play. And I became woefully frustrated -- no surprise there, if you read yesterday's post about my coordination-related woes when it comes to drumming. But this time, I kept playing around. I yelled at my right hand for moving when I wanted my left hand to move instead. Slowly, it began to comply. That was two weeks ago. And now, today, I can keep a beat -- a very simple beat, yes, but this is a notable change for me. With concentration and practice, my brain adapted to the idea of my right foot on a kick drum and my left hand tapping a snare. No longer does the kick drum kick when I want to tap the snare; no longer does the snare make that, uh, "snare" sound when I want to kick the kick drum. My limbs, it seems, have resolved their life-long impasse with my brain. UM, HELLO? THIS BLOG IS ABOUT ANXIETY, RIGHT? I know, I know. I'm getting there -- promise! So, why do these drumming revelations matter to me? Well, for starters, I think it's pretty damn fun to now say that I can keep a simple beat on a basic drum kit. I can drag my laptop down to the basement, play any of my favorite songs, and pass the time by drumming along in a really rudimentary-yet-satisfying way. And, of course, I'm pretty pleased with myself for trying something new and sticking with it for long enough to get past the "I HATE THIS!" hump. But most importantly, this reminds me of something very important: the brain's capability to learn and change.
Can You Draw A Panic Attack?
I've said it before: ideally, it's best to be there, Ram Dass-style, when you're experiencing a panic attack. That's how you'll learn to accept and overcome those uncomfortable sensations. Of course, getting to that point can be difficult -- very difficult, in fact. While I'm a huge advocate of cognitive behavioral therapy, I have to admit this -- I've done CBT with five different therapists now, all with slightly different ways of approaching panic and anxiety. I've definitely seen some improvements, but I still panic. And when I do, I still cannot muster up the gumption to just sit there and acknowledge that these feelings will eventually subside. I have to distract myself to get through it. Making a phone call, playing a game on my phone, even making an alphabetic list of stuff you'd find at the grocery store -- they're all tried-and-true distraction methods for me. On Reddit today, I noticed this piece of artwork posted to the r/anxiety community:
My TEDx Talk: Anxiety — Hibernate, Adapt, or Migrate?
Awhile back, I wrote about how nervous I was to speak at my local TEDx event in Williamsport, PA.
I was pretty scared. Would I get lightheaded? Would I pass out? What if I couldn't remember anything I wanted to talk about?
I wanted to talk about panic attacks. I wanted to talk about how hard it was to work in a call center while dealing with panic disorder. I wanted to talk about those dreadful "inspirational" posters on workplace walls and I wanted to...
I was pretty scared. Would I get lightheaded? Would I pass out? What if I couldn't remember anything I wanted to talk about?
I wanted to talk about panic attacks. I wanted to talk about how hard it was to work in a call center while dealing with panic disorder. I wanted to talk about those dreadful "inspirational" posters on workplace walls and I wanted to...
Five Steps Toward A More Mindful Relationship With Caffeine
Hi. My name is Summer and I have panic disorder. Yup. If you're a regular reader of my blog, you know this by now. Panic disorder with agoraphobia. (Although, admittedly, the second half of my official diagnosis is slowly fading away. Knock on wood for me, people. Please?!) So, why in the world would a panic attack sufferer want to use caffeine -- a stimulant -- to aid in her overall recovery? Here's why: I don't want to perceive caffeine as some sort of frightening threat. (If you missed my first caffeinated post from late last week, read it here.) I want to create a truce with caffeine. I want to recognize that my body's reactions to this drug are completely normal. I want to train myself to be comfortable with caffeine again. The key here is mindfulness.
Cozying Up With Caffeine: Can Mindfulness Help?
Know this: between every sentence in this blog post, I am taking a sip from my cup of delicious half-decaf Americano from my local home-grown coffee roaster (read: NOT Starbucks, despite the photo. Their coffee tastes like cigarette butts to me.) You might be wondering why I didn't go full decaf with my beverage today. After all, I'm a panicker. Caffeine kick-starts one of my main panic triggers: it increases my heart rate. Boom boom boom. So, why am I doing this? Why am I willingly drinking coffee again? Some might argue that avoiding caffeine altogether is the best way to reduce general anxiety and prevent panic. And that very well may be true -- avoiding caffeine completely is necessary for many of us who suffer from anxiety disorders. I withdrew from caffeine completely when my panic attacks first began in college, and it helped to reduce my anxiety level. But, then again, consider this: avoiding potential threats only amplifies them into larger, scarier threats.
Anxiety Society: Jenny's Fear of Spiders and Fear of Therapy
Spiders. Do they bug you out? Last week, we met Jenny Whalen. She's afraid of spiders -- really afraid of spiders, actually. In the first part of our interview, she told us the story about how she once jumped out of the driver's seat of her car while driving through a construction zone...all because she'd spotted a spider crawling around inside her vehicle. S: Have you ever tried therapy or any exposure techniques to lessen your fear? If so, what worked and what didn't? J: In high school, I took an elective course in Psychology. There was a spider in the room one day, and my reaction to it caused the teacher to segue into a unit on phobias and to use me as a guinea pig. We tried a gradual exposure technique and over several weeks, the idea was that I would look at a dead spider in a jar, work up to holding the jar, and eventually take the spider out of the jar, then hold the spider itself. If I made it to that point, we'd do the same steps with a live spider. I was never able to get past the dead spider being outside the jar.
Anxiety Society: Meet Jenny and Her Arachnophobia
Meet Jenny Whalen. She's a Rutgers graduate who lives in New Jersey with her husband, Patrick, and their cat, Dr. Watson. She works a day job in a corporate office but keeps busy the rest of the time creating and selling handmade products for pets. She loves art, music, cooking, and writing. Jenny enjoys reading and her numerous bookshelves are filled with art books, classic literature, and true crime works about serial killers. She is outgoing, loves meeting new people, and is always up for an adventure. Jenny hates close-minded people, disrespect, and Ugg boots. Oh, and she hates -- hates -- spiders. Summer: So, I understand you're afraid of spiders. Is the word "afraid" an understatement? Jenny: In most situations, I would definitely say yes. If I see a spider when I'm not expecting it, my reaction is complete uncontrollable panic.


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I want to make sure I fill out the Washington Notice of Intended Relocation of Children form correctly. The directions on the form were clear in ever section but the: Part II. Reasons for the Intended Relocation of the Children. Do I simply write a paragraph explaining my reasons for moving? Or do I need to break the reasons down in list form with bullets, or by a numbering system?
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The person proposing to relocate with the child shall provide his or her reasons for the intended relocation. There is a rebuttable presumption that the intended relocation of the child will be permitted. A person entitled to object to the intended relocation of the child may rebut the presumption by demonstrating that the detrimental effect of the relocation outweighs the benefit of the change to the child and the relocating person, based upon the following factors. The factors listed in this section are not weighted. No inference is to be drawn from the order in which the following factors are listed:
(1) The relative strength, nature, quality, extent of involvement, and stability of the child's relationship with each parent, siblings, and other significant persons in the child's life;
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Breckman (left) in 2010
|Andrew Ross Breckman
March 3, 1955
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
|Comedy writer, screenwriter, radio host, toy developer
|Alma mater
|Boston University
|Detective fiction, comedy
|Notable works
|Monk (TV series); Rat Race (film); Seven Second Delay (radio show); Sgt. Bilko (film); I.Q. (film); True Identity (film); Arthur 2: On the Rocks (film)
|Beth Landau
Andrew Ross "Andy" Breckman (born March 3, 1955) is an American television and film writer and a radio personality on WFMU. He is the co-creator (with David Hoberman) and executive producer of the Emmy Award-winning television series Monk on the USA Network, and is co-host of WFMU radio's long-running conceptual comedy program Seven Second Delay. He has written screenplays for a number of comedy films including Sgt. Bilko (starring Steve Martin) and Rat Race (directed by Jerry Zucker), and is frequently hired as a "script doctor" to inject humorous content into scripts written by other screenwriters.
His production bio at USA Network says, "He has trouble making friends."[1]
Television writing[edit]
Breckman wrote for Late Night with David Letterman from 1982 to 1984, and contributed sketches to Saturday Night Live from 1983 to 1996. One of his most well-known vignettes was a Saturday Night Live sketch called "White Like Me" (which he also directed), in which Eddie Murphy disguises himself as a Caucasian for a day. In 2003 he served as a jokewriter for comedian Steve Martin's stint as host of the Academy Awards.
Breckman's biggest success, Monk, was a murder-mystery with a humorous edge. Breckman told New Jersey Monthly that he was a voracious reader of the works of Arthur Conan Doyle, John D. MacDonald, and other authors of "solvable" mysteries, as well as being a big fan of the TV series Columbo. "In a way, it's similar to comedy writing," he says. "It's puzzles and puzzle solving. Very logical." In August 2009, USA Network launched Little Monk, a spinoff series that portrays the main character, detective Adrian Monk, as a child. Breckman was part of the show's team of writers.
He wrote seven episodes of the 2000-2001 Comedy Central series TV Funhouse, and in 2015 wrote "Dog Show" for The Jack and Triumph Show. In July 2016 he was part of a team of writers for Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog's coverage of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland and the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
Breckman is professionally represented by Creative Artists Agency.
Breckman was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to a middle-class Jewish family. He grew up in Haddonfield, New Jersey and attended Moorestown Friends School [2] and Haddonfield Memorial High School.[3] Breckman dropped out of Boston University in his freshman year, and despite an admitted lack of musical ability, he launched a brief career as a satirical folk singer. He released two albums, Don't Get Killed and Proud Dad.
Breckman lives in Madison, New Jersey[4] with his wife, documentary filmmaker Beth Landau, whom he met on the dating pages of Nerve.com and who is nicknamed "Boo."[5] They have two children, Molly and Evan. In 2011, Andy and Beth were a featured couple in the documentary When Strangers Click, a film about internet dating. As an engagement present, Breckman applied his fiancee's name (spelled "Beth Landow") to the murder victim in Monk's season two (2003) première, "Mr. Monk Goes Back to School".
Breckman has three children from a previous marriage. His brother David worked on Monk in various production roles.
Since 1992, Breckman and WFMU station manager Ken Freedman have co-hosted a weekly one-hour comedy call-in radio program, Seven Second Delay. The premise of the program seems to be a never-ending series of dead-on-arrival concepts, with the comedic value hinging on Breckman's recurring acknowledgment of failure and his desire to go home as quickly as possible. Breckman has described his co-host as "a sad, bitter little man and [WFMU's] fundraisers are a good time to humiliate him and exploit his willingness to do just about anything, including prostituting himself, to raise money for his adorable little public hippy noise radio station."
In 2009, Seven Second Delay began monthly remote broadcasts from the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater comedy club in Manhattan. In 2011 the UCB shows went bi-weekly. Guests on the program included Dick Cavett, Joe Franklin, Amy Sedaris, Peter Stampfel, Jules Feiffer, Andrew VanWyngarden (of the band MGMT), Dan Okrent, Nora Ephron, Wallace Shawn, Jim Downey, and countless other celebrities with whom Breckman is familiar, as well as lesser-known fringe figures, whom Breckman ridicules on the air for not being well-known celebrities. The UCB broadcasts were discontinued in late 2012.
In 1998, Gadfly Records released Death-Defying Radio Stunts, a CD of outrageous moments from Seven Second Delay studio broadcasts.
Other projects[edit]
In 2003, Breckman took part in a USO tour to US military war zones, contributing material for comedian Al Franken.
In 2014 he launched a line of unusual toys under the brand name Uncle Andy Toys.[6] Products which have reached the consumer market include Real Life Travel Bingo, Who Tooted?, and Rigged Trivia. In 2015 he launched "Feed a Puppy," a live-streaming interactive animal app featuring real rescue puppies, in which users purchase treats to feed the puppies, with a portion of sales receipts donated to rescue shelters.[7] In 2016, he funded his new card game, Shit Happens, with a successful Kickstarter campaign.[8]
He began teaching a weekly course on television comedy writing at New York University in January 2016.[9]
Feud with Don McLean[edit]
Early in his singing career, Breckman was given the opportunity to perform as opening act for "American Pie" singer Don McLean, with whom he shared management. The two did not get along, and a feud developed that has persisted to the present day.[10] Breckman and McLean have penned competing renditions of the origins of their mutual dislike, both of which are available online.[11]
- Moving (1988)
- Arthur 2: On the Rocks (1988)
- Hot to Trot (1988)
- True Identity (1991)
- Sgt. Bilko (1996)
- Rat Race (2001)
TV and video[edit]
- Hot Hero Sandwich (1979)
- Late Night with David Letterman (1982)
- Saturday Night Live (1983–1985)
- Tourist Trap (1998)
- TV Funhouse (2000)
- Monk (2002–2009)
- The 75th Annual Academy Awards (2003)
- Don't Get Killed (Gadfly Records, 1990)
- Proud Dad (Gadfly Records, 1994)
- Death-Defying Radio Stunts (Gadfly Records, 1998)
- ^ Andy Breckman, production bio at USA Network
- ^ Keller, Joel, "Funny Business: Ever watch the offbeat TV series Monk and wonder, How did they come up with that? For the answer, step into the writing laboratory of Madison's Andy Breckman and his quirky crew," NJ Monthly, December 19, 2007
- ^ Keller, ibid. "Breckman didn't set out to be a comedy writer, although he was always one of those guys who quietly goofed around in the back of the class. He grew up in Haddonfield, as the oldest of three children in a decidedly middle-class Jewish family.... While Breckman was finishing Haddonfield High, his father died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 51."
- ^ Louie, Elaine. "CURRENTS; A Movie Spoofs Moving", The New York Times, March 3, 1988. Accessed June 11, 2008. "Five years ago, Mr. Breckman and his family moved from New York City to Madison, N.J."
- ^ Seven Second Delay, April 19, 2006
- ^ Uncle Andy Toys website
- ^ Award-Winning Screenwriter Teams With NJ Shelter To Launch App To Save Puppies, MyPaperOnline.com, August 18, 2015
- ^ Breckman's Kickstarter campaign for Shit Happens
- ^ Comments on Seven Second Delay episode "Tell Professor Breckman", WFMU radio, January 27, 2016
- ^ "Annoy Don McLean, Win $200!" Tayt Harlin, New York Magazine, October 31, 2007
- ^ Don McLean vs. Andy Breckman on the WFMU website
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Andy Breckman at the Internet Movie Database
- Seven Second Delay on WFMU homepage
- Seven Second Delay official blog
- Breckman's Monk production profile
- "Funny Business," profile of Andy Breckman, New Jersey Monthly, December 19, 2007
- When Strangers Click, HBO documentary featuring Andy Breckman and his wife Beth Landau
- 1955 births
- American comedy musicians
- American male screenwriters
- American television writers
- Boston University alumni
- Fast Folk artists
- Jewish American screenwriters
- Jewish comedians
- Living people
- People from Haddonfield, New Jersey
- People from Madison, New Jersey
- Radio personalities from Philadelphia
- American radio DJs
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8/14: Around the Cubs Minor League System
It was not a very busy day for the minor leagues on Tuesday as the AZL Cubs and Peoria were both off and Daytona was cancelled once again.
Boise got a great outing from Tayler Scott and the rest of the staff as they defeated Salem-Keizer 5-0. Scott was great once again pitching five scoreless innings giving up four hits and striking out one. He got the win and is now 5-1 on the season with a 1.88 ERA. Tyler Bremer and Eduardo Orozco completed the shutout combing to not allow a run over the final four innings. Jeimer Candelario was 1-for-4 with two RBIs and Xavier Batista hit his fourth home run of the season. Daniel Vogelbach got back on track knocking in his 22nd run since going to Boise. Trey Martin and Gioskar Amaya each had two hits, with Martin driving one run in. After a couple of losses it was nice to see Boise get back in the win column.
In a scoreless game until the sixth, Tennessee's offense came to life beating Birmingham 8-2. Jae-Hoon Ha hit his fifth home run of the season, a two-run shot in the sixth to get the scoring started. Junior Lake went 2-for-5 with a double and two RBIs. Logan Watkins had two hits and an RBI as did Rubi Silva who played his first game since being promoted from Daytona. Matt Szczur had another hit, this one a double and Elliot Soto knocked in a run of his own. The Smokies used five pitchers to get this win. Dallas Beeler started, but only lasted three innings. Austin Kirk threw one scoreless inning and Casey Harman gave up two runs in 2.2 innings. Trey McNutt got the win and Kevin Rhoderick closed things out tossing the ninth.
Iowa exploded for 12 runs on Tuesday defeating Tucson 12-7. This game was all about the offense as every starting position player had at least one hit, including the first six who had two a piece. Greg Rohan had two more hits and two more RBIs, he is now hitting .346 with 17 RBIs while in Iowa. Blake Lalli, James Adduci, and Dave Sappelt all had two hits and drove in one run. Tony Campana led things off and went 2-for-5 with two runs scored and a stolen base. Juan Apodaca had an RBI and Nate Samson went 3-for-5 with an RBI of his own. Marcus Hatley got the win in relief pitching two scoreless innings. Scott Maine and Jairo Asencio combined to toss the last three scoreless innings. Ty'Relle Harris started and struggled giving up seven runs on nine hits in four innings. Iowa hasn't had one like this in a while, it was nice to see the offense come around.
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7/30: Around the Cubs Minor League System
July 30th Cubs minor league report.
The AZL Cubs and the Boise Hawks were off on Monday.
Beloit scored three in the eighth and held on to beat Peoria 5-3. Pin-Chieh Chen had a great game going 4-for-5 with an RBI. Zeke DeVoss led the game off in style with a home run, he added another hit and ended the game with two runs scored, two RBIs, and his 29th stolen base. Javier Baez and Dustin Geiger each added a double and Bijan Rademacher had a triple on the night. Chadd Krist also had a hit and he is now hitting .340. Joseph Zeller got the start, but did not factor in the decision giving up two runs on seven hits in 5.1 innings. Sheldon McDonald got the loss and Austin Reed pitched two scoreless innings in relief. The Chiefs record now stands at 50-55.
Daytona got a little scare in the ninth, but still won pretty easily 8-4. The Cubs pounded out 14 hits including three from Rubi Silva. Ronald Torreyes continued his hot hitting, going 2-for-5 with a triple, two runs scored, and two RBIs. John Andreoli also had two hits and reached base four times from the leadoff spot. he also scored a run and stole his 41st base of the season. Rafael Lopez, Elieser Bonne, and Matt Cerda all had two hits and an RBI. PJ Francescon got his second win of the season pitching six shutout innings. He only gave up three hits and struck out six. Frank Del Valle was very good in relief striking out four in just two innings.
Tennessee got off to a good start in game one scoring five runs and holding on to win 6-3. Matt Szczur had his best game since moving to Double-A going 3-for-4 with a double and a run scored. Junior Lake stayed hot at the plate going 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored. Logan Watkins and Michael Burgess each had two hits and Justin Bour drove one in. Greg Rohan connected on his fifth home run, a three run shot in the first inning. Eric Jokisch pitched all seven innings gving up three runs on five hits and striking out two.
Tennessee won the second game of the double header beating Pensacola 3-2. Nate Samson was the only Smokies player to have a multi-hit game going 2-for-3 with a run scored. Juan Apodaca and Michael Burgess each had a hit as did Dustin Harrington and Nelson Perez. Matt Szczur drove in a run in game two. Casey Harman got the start and pitched well allowing no runs on four hits in four innings pitched. Casey Weathers got the win pitching a scoreless fifth innings striking out two. Frank Batista recored his 19th save of the season as he closed out game two on Monday.
The Iowa Cubs lost another one on Monday losing to New Orleans 5-3. James Adduci had another great game, going 2-for-5 with a home run, double, run scored, and three RBIs. Dave Sappelt also had two hits and scored a run. Chris Rusin took the loss pitching 5.2 innings surrendering five runs, only one earned and struck out six. Alberto Cabrera had a nice night in relief striking out four in 2.1 innings. Iowa just can't seem to get it together.
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7/27: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A quick look at the Cubs minor leaguers on Friday, July 27.
The AZL Cubs dropped a low scoring game to the AZL Athletics 3-1. Lendy Castillo got the start as he continues to work his way back allowing one run on two hits in four innings. He struck out six and took a no decision in this one. Tyler Bremer gave up two runs and took the loss. Carlos Martinez-Pumarino and Jin-Young Kim combined to pitch 3.2 scoreless innings, but the Cubs offense couldn't come back. The Cubs got their run in the first when Albert Almora hit a two-run double and then scored on a Jorge Soler RBI single. Soler would add another hit on the night and stole a base. Carlos Penalver was the only other Cubs player to record a hit on Friday. This is not what we have come to expect from the Cubs, but they will get back on track soon.
Boise exploded to beat Tri-City 8-3. The Hawks had five players with multi-hit games. Daniel Vogelbach was one of those going 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI. Gioskar Amaya and Marco Hernandez each had two hits, wtih Amaya driving in two. Trey Martin and Xavier Batista also added two hits a piece. Wilson Contreras connected on his second home run of the season, a three run shot in the second inning. Willengton Cruz got his second win of the season out of the bullpen. He pitched two strong innings striking out four. James Pugliese started and gave up three runs in four innings of work. Michael Heesch and Su-Min Jung each pitched well in relief. After a tough 1-0 loss last night, it was nice to see Boise come back strong tonight.
Javier Baez gave Peoria a lead with a two-run shot in the eighth and the Chiefs held beating Cedar Rapids 3-2. Baez's 11th homer of the season turned out to be one of his biggest of his young career. He finished the game 2-for-3 and is now hit a robust .341. Wes Darvill also had two hits, including a double, a run scored, and an RBI. Austin Reed recorded the win in relief, his fourth of the season. Zach Cates got the start, pitching 5.1 innings allowing two runs on three hits, while striking out seven. Sheldon McDonald pitched two scoress inning in relief dropping his ERA to 1.91 on the season. It has been exciting following Baez this year and he continues to impress.
Robert Whitenack and the staff were outstanding for the Daytona Cubs beating Bradenton 2-0. Robert Whitenack got his first win since coming back from Tommy-John surgery. He pitched five innings allowing no runs on two hits, while striking out four. Eduardo Figuerora struck out four in three scoreless innings in relief. AJ Morris closed the game out recording his second save of the season. The offense lost Matt Szczur who was promoted to Tennessee was able to get enough to win. Rebel Ridling hit his second home run of the season and had two hits. Timothy Saunders also had two hits including a double and a run scored. A big congrats to Robert and here's to many more in the near future.
Jacksonville was able to score two runs in three different innings defeating Tennessee 6-4. Junior Lake continued his hot stretch in this one going 2-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs. Greg Rohan had two hits and connected on his fourth home run with the Smokies. Juan Apodaca also had two hits and an RBI. In his first game with Tennessee Matt Szczur went 0-for-4 with two strike outs. Ty'relle Harris started and took the loss going 2.2 innings allowing four runs on six hits. Zach Rosscup gave up two runs in 3.2 innings, but struck out an impressive six batters. Casey Harman and Kevin Rhoderick also pitched in the loss.
Iowa wins, Iowa wins, Iowa wins. It has been a rough go as of late so to beat Okalahoma City 5-0 is great to see. Chris Volstad had his best start pitching eight scorelss innings. He only surrendered four hits, walking three, and striking out five. Alberto Cabrerea finished the game off throwing a scoreless ninth striking out two. Alfredo Amezaga led off going 3-for-5 and scored a run. Adrian Cardenas and Brian Esposito each had two hits with Cardenas hitting a double and scoring a run. Dave Sappelt had a triple and drove in two on Friday. Josh Vitters and Brett Jackson each recorded one hit and scored a run, Jackson also drove one in. Hope this is signs to come for Chris Volstad and the Cubs.
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7/19: Around the Cubs Minor League System
All teams back in action on Thursday July 19.
Jorge Soler made his much anticipated debut on Thursday night, but the AZL Cubs fell to the AZL Mariners 4-3 in 12 innings. It was not quite the debut we were looking for from Soler as he went 0-3, grounding out twice and lining into a double play. The Cubs got RBIs from David Bote, Daniel Lockhart, and Justin Marra. Marra also had two hits on the evening. Paul Blackburn got the start on Thursday and pitched three innings allowing one runs on three hits. Carlos Martinez-Pumarino struck out five in four innings out of the pen and Daniel Adrian struck out four in three scoreless innings. Chad Martin took the loss giving up the winning run in the 12th inning. Not the type of game we become accustomed to from the Cubs in Arizona.
The pitching for Boise did their job on Thursday, but the Hawks still lost to Eugene 2-1. Ian Dickson got the start and took the tough loss. He gave up two runs, one earned in five innings. He also struck out five, his record now stands at 1-3. Hunter Ackerman was outstanding in relief striking out four and allowing only one hit in three innings pitched. All of the Hawks offense came off the bat of Stephen Bruno who had the only two hits for Boise. He also drove in Gioskar Amaya who reached on a walk. This is a tough one to swallow as the pitching did so well, unfortunately the hitting did not.
Peoria dropped another to West Michigan losing 4-2. Yao-Lin Wang started and took the loss allowing three runs in the second inning, one earned in just 1.2 innings pitched. Josheph Zeller pitched well in relief allowing one unearned run on seven hits in 5.1 innings. He struck out three and lowered his ERA to 1.69. Javier Baez did it again going 2-for-4 hitting his ninth home run of the season and stealing his 17th base. Chadd Krist only was able to muster up one hit tonight as his average dropped to .462. Dustin Geiger added a hit and scored the only other Chiefs run of the day. Peoria will look to get back on track tomorrow.
It is tough to win when you allow four runs in one inning and then a single run four innings in a row. Daytona didn't disprove this losing 8-3 to Jupiter. Austin Kirk took the loss allowing five runs in five innings pitched. His ERA stands at an impressive 2.88. Hunter Cervenka, Scott Weismann, and AJ Morris all gave up a run in their inning of work out of the bullpen. The good news came from one of the Cubs top prospects Matt Szczur. He was 3-for-4 with a triple, run scored, RBI and his 33rd stolen base of the year. Ronald Torreyes was 2-for-5 with a double and a run scored. Elliot Soto added two hits driving in one run and Rubi Silva also had an RBI. Not a good loss all the way around for the Cubs.
After giving up three in the first Tennessee tried to mount a comeback, but it ultimately came up short losing 4-3 to Chattanooga. Eric Jokisch took the loss allowing three runs on six hits in five innings. Kevin Rhoderick hopefully got back on track Thursday striking out all four of the outs he recorded. Marcus Hatley pitched a scoreless inning giving up three hits, but striking out one. Juan Apodaca hit a double and drove in two runs. Jae-Hoon Ha was 2-for-3 with a run scored and Logan Watkins drove stole his 19th base of the season and drove in his 36th run of the season. It was a good comeback attempt, but turned out to be another disappointing loss.
Casey Coleman got scratched from his start so Ryan Rowland-Smith took his place and struggled giving up five runs, three earned in just four innings pitched. All of those runs came in the second and Iowa could never rebound losing 9-1. Offensively Brett Jackson was 2-for-4 with the Cubs lone RBI. Dave Sappelt and Blake Lalli each had two hits and both had a double. Adrian Cardenas and Welington Castillo had doubles as well. Other than that not much excitement coming from Iowa on Thursday night.
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7/14: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A look at the Cubs minor leaguers on Saturday.
The AZL Cubs did it again on Saturday beating the AZL Padres 13-3. After a couple rough nights, Timothy Saunders got back on track going 4-for-6 with a double, home run, three runs scored, and five RBIs. He raised his average back up to .493. Equally as impressive has been Dan Vogelbach, and he didn't disappoint on Saturday. He had two hits, including a double and drove in four. The Cubs got three hits out of Daniel Lockhart and Jacob Rogers and they combined to score five runs on the night. Shawon Dunston Jr. and Garrett Schlect each added two hits a piece and Carlos Penalver hit a triple and drove in two. One of this year's supplemental picks Paul Blackburn got his first start of the year. He pitched one inning and allowed a run, but it was good to see him pitch. Carlos Martinez-Pumarino recorded his third win of the season striking out four and allowing only one hit in three innings. The Cubs have been really impressive so far.
Two four run innings was plenty for Boise beating Vancouver 9-3. The Hawks were led offensively by Trey Martin and Marco Hernandez. Martin was 2-for-4 with a triple and a home run. He also scored two runs and knocked in four. Hernandez also had two, including two doubles and driving in three. Lead-off hitter Gioskar Amaya did his job well on Saturday going 2-for-3 with a walk. One of his hits was a triple and he scored three runs. Hawks got an RBI a piece from Stephen Bruno and Bijan Rademacher. Ian Dickson got the start, but did not factor in the decision as he only pitched 4.1 innings. Pete Levitt picked up his first win in relief pitching 1.2 scoreless innings. Michael Hamann and Rafael Diplan combined to pitch the last three innings of the game securing the Boise win.
In a back and forth game Peoria was able to come out on top 9-8 in ten innings. Chadd Krist played the role of hero winning the game with a walk-off single in the bottom of the tenth. He ended the night 3-for-6 with two runs scored and an RBI. Javier Baez had his best night as a professional going 3-for-5 with a home run and a triple. He also scored a run, drove in four and stole his 16th base. He now has a ten game hitting streak and his batting average now stands at .319. Taiwan Easterling and Paul Hoilman each had two hits and Easterling drove in two. Michael Jensen got the start giving up six runs in 5.1 innings of work. Yao-Lin Wang got the win pitching a scoreless tenth inning.
Daytona watched a six two lead slip away late when Palm Beach scored seven times in the last two innings to win 9-6. Despite walking five and allowing six hits starter Austin Kirk was in line for the win, but was let down by his bullpen. Kirk left only allowing two run, one earned in six inning of work lowering his ERA to 2.59. After a dominate one inning of work by Eduardo Figueroa, Jeffrey Lorick and Brian Schlitter really struggled combining to give up seven runs, five earned over the next 1.1 innings. There were a few bright spots from the offense on Saturday for the Cubs. Ronald Torreyes was 3-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI. John Andreoli, Rafael Lopez, and Elieser Bonne all had two hits with Bonne driving one in. Matt Szczur and Rebel Ridling each had an RBI a piece and Taylor Davis drove in two. Another tough loss for Daytona on Saturday.
Michael Burgess and Juan Apodaca's power was on display Saturday leading Tennessee to a 4-2 win on Saturday. Apodaca hit a three-run homer and Michael Burgess hit a solo shot, his tenth of the season. That was all the offense the Smokies would need as Dae-Eun Rhee and the bullpen would do all the rest. Rhee gave up two runs on five hits in five innings. He struck out six in route to his sixth win of the year. Tony Zych pitched two scoreless innings, striking out three and Marcus Hatley came in to shut it down. That he did striking out three in two innings of work recording his fourth save of the season. It is nice to see Tennessee come out on top of a well-played game from both teams.
A seven run second from Omaha was all they needed beating Iowa 7-1. Randy Wells got the start and was terrible allowing seven runs on six hits in just 1.2 innings pitched. As bad as Randy Wells was the offense couldn't get much going either. James Adduci had two hits and scored a run, the only Cubs player with a multi-hit game. Dave Sappelt drove in the Cubs lone run. Josh Vitters had his 27th double of the season and Brett Jackson also added a hit. Other than that there wasn't much to the game at the plate. Casey Coleman pitched 5.1 good innings in relief not allowing a run and striking out three. Alberto Cabrera had another nice outing out of the pen striking out one in one inning of work.
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7/9: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A daily trip to the minors.
Boise gave up six in the sixth which was way too much to come back from. Yakima beat the Hawks 10-4. Offensively Trey Martin was 3-for-4 with a run scored. Rock Shoulders connected on his second homer of the season. Jeimer Candelario only had one hit, but he drove in two on the night. Gioskar had a hit and drove in a run and Wilson Contreras had two hits. Felix Pena pitched four quality innings only giving up one run on three hits. Shawon Dunston Jr. had a triple and scored a run. This year's draft pick Bijan Rademacher had a hit and his average now stands at .406. Willington Cruz struggled in an inning of work and took the loss, his third of the young season.
Peoria gave up three in the ninth to lose a heartbreaker to Cedar Rapids 4-3. Although it was a tough loss there was some good that came out of the game. Javier Baez had two hits today and connected on his sixth homer of the season. Wes Darvill also was 2-for-4 and hit a home run and scored two runs. The Chiefs got a hit a piece from Zeke DeVoss, Taiwan Easterling, Yasiel Balaguert, and Pin-Chieh Chen. Balaguert hit a double and drove in a run. Michael Jensen pitched well giving up one run on four hits in five innings. Sheldon McDonald and Austin Reed each pitched well and Boise went into the ninth with a 3-1 lead. Luis Liria really struggled with his command and gave up three runs in the ninth as Peoria lost a tough one.
Daytona jumped out scoring three in the first, but couldn't hold it as they lost to Lakeland 5-4. Offensively Arismendy Alcantara was 4-for-5 with a run scored. John Andreoli and Rebel Ridling each had two hits with Ridling scoring two runs. Matt Szczur, Rubi Silva, and Dustin Harrington each had a hit on the night. Szczur scored one and drove one in and Silva drove in two on the night. Robert Whitenack struggled giving up five runs on eight hits while walking three in 2.1 innings. The bullpen did a great job not surrending a run and only giving up three hits in the next 5.2 innings.
A big four run third led to a Tennessee vicory on Monday. Chattanooga had a late surge, but the Smokies held on to win 4-3. Dallas Beeler started and got the win. He gave up no runs on four hits while striking out seven in seven innings. After some struggles Frank Batista had to come in and get the last two outs to record his 16th save. Offensively Logan Watkins led the way going 2-for-4 with a double, triple, a run scored, and two RBIs. Junior Lake, Justin Bour, and Juan Apodaca each had a hit. Lake and Bour each hit a double and each drove in a run on Monday. It was a nice win for Tennessee.
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7/7: Around the Cubs Minor League System
A look at the Cubs minor leagues on Saturday, July 7.
Another day and another nice day for the AZL Cubs beating AZL Giants 11-1. Timothy Saunders was at again going 3-for-4 with a home run, double, two runs scored, and two RBIs. Rafael Lopez also had three hits including a double and a triple. He also drove in two runs and scored two as well. Jacob Rogers drove in two runs as well and added two doubles. Dan Vogelbach only was 1-for-5, but he also drove in two. Daniel Lockhart had two hits and scored two runs. All in all the Cubs pounded out 13 hits, eight of which were extra base hits. The pitching was just as impressive as the hitting allowing only one run on two hits. Hunter Ackerman started and pitched three innings not allowing a hit and striking out four. Loiger Padron struck out three in two scoreless innings to record his first win. Jin-Young Kim closed the game out also throwing two scoreless innings.
Behind Tayler Scott and Hayden Simpson Boise shut out Yakima winning 4-0. Scott got the start and pitched six beautiful innings allowing only three hits and striking out four in route to his first win of the season. Hayden Simpson allowed baserunners giving up three hits and walking two in three innings. He also struck out three and recorded his first save of the season. Boise also had a few nice nights at the plate. Jeimer Candelario was 3-for-5 with a double, a runs scored, and an RBI. Gioskar Amaya, Stephen Bruno, and Wilson Contreras all had two hits including a double and a runs scored. Contreras also added two RBIs on the evening. Xavier Batista had a double and drove in the other Cubs run.
Peoria scored three in the eighth to take a 5-2 lead. Cedar Rapids got one in the ninth, but that was all as Peoria won 5-3. Top prospect Javier Baez had a great night at the plate going 3-for-4 with a solo home run. Dustin Geiger did it again hitting his eighth home run of the season. The big blow, however came off the bat of Yasiel Balaguert who connected on three-run homer in the eighth which proved to be the game winner. The pitching did a nice job with starter Jose Rosario giving up two runs on four hits in 5.2 innings. Hunter Cervenka entered the game and shut down Cedar Rapids pitching two perfect innings of relief and striking out three. His ERA now stands at 1.46. Yao-Lin Wang gave up a run, but was able to close out the game recording his 11th save of the season.
Daytona scored two in the ninth, but it wasn't enough losing to Lakeland 6-5. Offensively Arismendy Alcantara hit a solo home run in the third, his seventh of the year. Cubs also got RBIs from Matt Cerda and John Andreoli. Taylor Davis also connected on his first home run of the year, a two-run shot in the top of the ninth. Rubi Silva scored a run and was the only Cub to record two hits on the night. Starter PJ Francescon took the loss allowing five runs, four earned on nine hits in five innings. Eduardo Figueroa threw a scoreless 1.1 innings and Jeffrey Lorick gave up a run in his 1.2 innings pitched.
Chattanooga scored three in the top of the ninth to beat Tennessee 6-3. At the plate the Smokies had some nice performances. Juan Apodaca was 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. Logan Watkins was 2-for-4 with a double and two RBIs. Junior Lake and Michael Burgess each had two hits on Saturday as well. Elliot Soto drove in the other Smokies run. Dae-Eun Rhee got the start and pitched six solid innings allowing only two runs and striking out four. He was in line for the win, but Kevin Rhoderick gave up a run in his two innings of work. Casey Harman took the loss giving up three runs in the ninth. It was a rough one to lose as Tennessee had the lead late, but gave up four in the last three innings.
Iowa scored two in the eighth and held on to beat Omaha 5-4. Alfredo Amezaga had a really nice night going 3-for-5 with two double, two runs scored, and an RBI. Dave Sappelt continues to stay hot adding two hits and driving in a pair. Josh Vitters added an RBI and hit his 24th double of the season. In his first game with Iowa James Adduci was 2-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI. Esmailin Caridad got the start and gave up one run, none earned in three innings. Ryan Rowland-Smith pitched four solid innings in relief only giving up one run and striking out three. Jeff Beliveau blew a save opportunity giving up a run in the eighth, but he ended up getting his third win of the season. Brett Jackson missed his third game in a row on Saturday.
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It's never too early or too late for free Christmas crafts. Make Oh Holy Night Wall Decor from Christy Tomlinson any time of the year - you'll love hanging it up during the holiday season.
- Scarlet lime December Tartan Plaid Kit
- 6"x12" Canvas
- Acrylic Paints (red, green, turquoise, white, gold)
- Mod Podge Matte finish
- Glitter: white or iridescent
- Brayer
- Pens for doodling and shading: I like Fiber Castell pens and Ranger Adirondack Markers- the blend well if you want to use them to shade..
- Bubble wrap
- Black Ink Pad/Acrylic Block
- A piece of book paper from an old book
- First step is to cut 3 or 4 pieces of paper from your stash to cover the 6"x12" canvas. You can use any of the papers, but I like to use ones that are light in color. I also tore a page from an old book I had and used it. You don't have to cover the canvas completely, but get close to the edges without going over.
- The next step is to Mod Podge them on. If you haven't ever used Mod Podge before.. You are going to think you are in HEAVEN! It is one of my favorite glue mediums.. You can buy it in smaller bottle.. But seriously.. Just get the big one. You are going to end up loving it so much.. You are going to wish you had the big one. I like to use the Matte finish because it's easier to apply rubons to and to write onto, but it also comes in Satin and gloss. In the next photos I will show you how to apply it!
- The rule with Mod Podge is.. Always apply a layer UNDER what ever it is you are adhering and ON TOP.. It dries clear.. So give it a nice coat on top.. So apply mod podge over the entire blank canvas them immediately layer your papers down and apply the top coat. I also use my fingers to just kind of rub out the bubble under the papers.. Don't worry about creases.. They add to the texture of the canvas. So you want to adhere all three pieces.
- Next we want to use the Glimmer Mist Spray from Tattered Angels and the two Screens: Bird and Compass. I overlapped the screens onto my canvas . Then just spray the mist over the entire top area.. You can blot it with a paper towel when you are done, or let it dry on its own. Blotting it helps it not to bleed (remember to blot BEFORE You take the screens off). Then remove the screens and let it dry for a bit. If you are nervous to do it on the canvas.. Try it on a scrap piece of paper first.
- You are left with the images of the two screens.. And have created a "masking" effect.. And a great "background" to put the tree on.. About the color of sky! If you want.. You can mask the images again.. And cover the entire canvas.. It's all up to you and what preference you like! You can also use paint or ink pads with these screens.. So fun and versatile!
- Next Step is to apply white pain to the bottom of our canvas.. To create "snow". Just pour a little bit of white pain onto a flat surface (paper plates work good, or use the "packaging" cardstock from one of your stickers).. Then roll your brayer into the paint. As you can see, I just simply applied the brayer onto the bottom of the canvas and went kinda here and there.. So it wasn't uniform. Don't worry about getting a "too" uniform look.. The way the canvas is.. And how your papers are placed, will automatically skip bits and pieces.. And look more messy. If you don't like how much paint is on your canvas, use a paper towel to dab some off.
- While the paint is still wet, sprinkle glitter onto the paint.. For added texture (remember to blow off excess) Also note.. I still had some paint left on my brayer, so I dabbed a little bit here and there at the top of my canvas as well.. To give the effect like it was snowing.
- Next, find a piece of scrap paper (I like to use a heaver cardstock) and draw a triangle shape that is about ¼ size smaller than your canvas. Then using the green papers from your kits, cut strips of random papers wide enough to go across the triangle.
- Next use the Mod Podge to Adhere the paper strips onto the triangle. (remember a layer of Mod Podge over and under each strip) . I layered them uneven.. So it wasn't so perfect. When you are done, let it dry, and then turn the triangle over and cut off the excess hanging over the edges to form your triangle again.
- Cut a rectangle piece from brown paper from your kit (I used the backside of the plaid paper).. To use as a trunk. Using Mod Podge, adhere both the trunk and the tree onto your page. Remember it goes under the tree and then a layer of Mod Podge on top of the tree/trunk. Over and under.. Over and under..
- Now we get to have fun and start to embellish our canvas.. You can use the sticker sheets to add little pieces here and there.. Both on the canvas OR on the tree.
- I cut three presents shapes from patterned paper and adhered them under my tree.. AGAIN using Mod Podge....
- Now I cut a star out of one of the labels on the sticker sheets.
- Adhere the start to the top of the tree. Once the star is dry.. I wanted to create some "depth" to my tree.. I used acrylic paints and watered them down just a bit.. And use a brush to go around the edges of the tree, trunk, presents and star.. Use a color that is darker than the image you are wanting to shade. Sometimes I just use black or brown to shade everything..If I don't have paint brush handy, I also use my finger.. It works!
- As you can see, shading gives your paper pieced images a more "painted" look.
- Next comes MY FAVORITE part.. The rubons! I love to add rubons to my canvases.. To just add even more depth and dimension and texture to them. I used the black one at the top of the tree, but I could have easily, cut different pieces of the black one and put them here and there (as I did on the Angle Canvas I did). It's not shown in these images, but I used the green rubons and just rubbed on images here and there.. On the white part of the canvas, around the presents, on the trunk.. On the edge of the tree.. On the tree it self.. Around the star.. Just wherever you see fit! Once your rubons are all on.. And you are happy with it.. Then apply a layer of mod podge on the top! This= will make sure they stay in place.. And won't come off!
- My Next favorite thing to add to a canvas is stamps.. I normally use lots of different stamps.. But I wanted to stick with what was ONLY in the kit.. So I I decided to just use the "edge' of the body.. And go around the edge of my canvas.. You can see in the picture on the right, how it only got the edge of the stamp.. And created a kind of fun border. Next I used my pen to out line the edges of all my images.. Including the tree, star, and present. You can even add doodles and stitches.. If you want. JUST REMEMBER though to wait for your Mod Podge to dry all the way before you use your pens. As it will gum up your pens, especially the Fiber Castell ones (and they are expensive)
- Next I used the bubble wrap to add another layer to my piece. Basically you just cut a small section out and lightly apply paint to just the "bubble" part. Then turn it over and use it as a stamp onto your canvas! Then I sprinkled glitter on the wet paint.. To make it look like snow! I did this around the presents as well. You can see in the pictures, how I used the rubons and also added buttons and gems to the page.. I painted over the buttons with white.. To make it look like they had been snowed on. If you want a more vivid painting, don't do so much white.. I also used gold paint on my bubble wrap too.. Just to add another color. Another thing you can do is write words onto your canvas with your pen. if you look at the right side of the trunk, and on the left side of the tree, I wrote Christmas sayings.. It's more like a doodle, but it just adds more texture. More things to look at, don't worry about spelling it right.. You won't be able to read it anyway . It's just for fun!
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Love this. Thefinished picture is great and uses such simple shapes and materials. Oh well, one more Christmas project to add to my growing lis
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These crafts are so cool! thanks for the ideas!
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Viking Longboats - 4RG
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After such an exciting response from people reading our blog last week we decided to continue with our Red Riding Hood stories individually and this time make them scarier than ever.Some of
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Viking Longboats - 4SG
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The Terrifying Tale of Little Red Riding Hood
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What are the pros? easy to grow, easy to save see
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I recommend this to anyone who wants to a yummy veg that they can learn how to save seeds from easily. It bolts in the heat and the bugs are really interested in it (who can blame them, lots of flavour) but I grew it indoors last spring in pots , on my house plant shelf with much success! Invest in one pack of seeds and you'll never have to buy them again because each plant gives you tonnes of seeds in pods.
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My boyfriend is from Rome, Italy. He kept telling me about this broccoli and we finally found seeds and grew them at home in a small raised bed. They sprouted quickly, especially in cooler weather, but you can grow through out the summer in hot Oklahoma weather as long as you keep them watered twice daily. Now the key to great taste is cutting the leaves early, when they are about 2-2 1/2 inch wide. As they age the leaves broaden and and a stem will produce flowers, this is when the plant starts to get bitter and stringy. So ideally young sprouts are milder in flavor and you can cook with garlic and olive oil in a fry pan. My boyfriend then piles it on top of soft homemade bread to make a delicious sandwich. A further advantage to this plant is if you let it flower you get a beautiful yellow flower added to any garden and they will dry out to small seed pods that give lots of seeds for planting more. Definitely a plant that keeps on giving.
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This is easy to grow and very tasty. You have to enjoy bitter greens to like this one. It is a classic broccoli rabe, very tasty, nice bitterness as is appropriate, but not objectionable. I grew this Spring and Fall here in Pennsylvania, and it performed beautifully. As a bonus, the last few plants which I left unharvested in the garden this Fall produced lovely clusters of yellow flowers which where a beautiful addition to our late Fall garden, but even more gloriously they attracted wild honey bees. It was a joy to see those bees again.
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In Arizona, timing is everything when it comes to a successful crop. I am a beginner gardener and a lot of my experience right now is figuring out what will work when. I started these seeds in late July, temps were 100 degrees. I kept them outside in little pots under burlap shade cloth and planted them out a couple a weeks ago into much larger containers.
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What are the pros? Fast, pretty, good flavor
What are the cons? Spreads like wildfire
Planted in unforgiving soil in very hot area of the yard with no problems.
I made a mistake and let a few of these go to seed. The birds spread this all over the yard. A week after the first fall rain hit there was rapini everywhere.
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Second Baptist to hold memorial picnic
Second Baptist Church will host a picnic in honor of deacon Johnny Crooks at 1 p.m. Monday at Snell Crawford Park.
Crooks was the oldest living deacon of the church until he passed away in April at 92 years old. The deacons of the church will host the picnic, with food by deacon Steve Clayton's barbecue. The public is welcome.