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Aromatherapy: The use of the scents of plants, primarily derived from their volatile oils including essential oils, to produce changes in body, mind, and/or spirit. Although experimentation in this area has existed for thousands of years, including the use of incense in magical rituals and scents for healing, it was a French chemist, René-Maurice Gattefossé, who coined the term in 1928. He had become interested in the use of essential oils for healing after he severely burned his arm and plunged it into the nearest liquid he could find, a large container of lavender essential oil. To his surprise, his arm healed quickly and there was no scar. It was an Englishman, Robert B. Tisserand, who may be credited with the modern interest in the subject with his publication of The Art of Aromatherapy in 1977.Donald Michael Kraig
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[quote user="frutepye"]So......what are the rules for this little shindig? Or will they be spelt out in the next thread once we're full?[/quote]
Next thread.
The Feagles kick didn't come out right because it was too tall....
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you know what, i want Strength and Conditioning .. someones gotta keep our guys on the field.. []

[/quote]Taken. Only ones not are, according to my list:

oline, asst oline, equipment manager, asst spec teams, asst strength and conditioning, and 5 cheerleaders.

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[quote user="frutepye"]So......what are the rules for this little shindig? Or will they be spelt out in the next thread once we're full?[/quote]

there should be points. shut outs get the DC say 10, if a corner gets an int the corners coach gets 5. that sort of thing

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ok fellas im out to a bar on fordham road.. hoepfully my avatar will be updated when i get back.. rest assured my corners will be ready to play.. walker has been reprimanded... dockery is showing good signs.. madison will be back.. r.w. will be doing his thing.. and i have a lot of work to do with corey webster...

i guarantee a pick this week by one of these guys
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[quote user="IluvTheGMEN"]I like fat guys can I be an Oline coach???
I guess this is the wrong thing to say in an interview??
[quote user="meyerbudEPNJ"]OK OFFICIAL... DEFINITLY O LINE COACH[/quote]

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By Brynne Ramella, communication senior
I've been told that it's a right of passage for a college student to pull an all-nighter at least once. I saved my first one for senior year and I honestly have no desire to see the world at 4:30 a.m. again. I didn't greet the rising sun to squeeze in extra studying. Let's be reasonable. The only thing that could (and did) keep me awake was a comedy marathon by Marquette's improv troupe, The Studio 013 Refugees.
The "Fugees," kicked off the fall semester with the annual 12-hour show that started at 6 p.m. That's right. 12 hours of nonstop comedy made up on the spot. Co-presidents of the group, Jena Wallander, Joe Donahue and Cassidy Wilson talk about the experience and about being members of the troupe.
What was your favorite part of the 12-hour show this year?
Wilson: I think that moment we had after the show was awesome. We were just laying on the stage talking.
Donahue: Well, Liz was sleep talking.
Wallander: That was glorious. I've never seen anything like it, and I don't think I ever will again.
How is performing this show different from other Fugees shows?
Donahue: The 12-hour show is a lot more laid back. If you see a friend in the audience, you can go sit with your friend for a scene. You don't get to be a part of the audience for any other show we do.
What's the biggest struggle of performing from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.?
Wallander: 3 a.m. is the longest hour. Even 4 a.m. is better than 3 a.m. I can't tell you why.
Donahue: It gets to be 3 a.m. and your legs are so tired that you hide in the bathroom for 15 minutes.
Wilson: I blame the devil since 3 a.m. is the witching hour.
That sounds rough!
Wallander: Everyone has a pretty good attitude about being there all 12 hours and being committed. I think it's a really important thing that we do. We don't do it to raise money for anything. We do it to be us for 12 hours.
What do you think the Fugees bring to the Marquette community?
Wilson: The Fugees bring a break to everyone. When we decide when to have our shows, we keep in mind what is going on in students' lives. We think about big days coming up. I think sometimes getting away and laughing at people doing funny, ridiculous stuff is really a cool thing. If you look at students' lives, it's stress through and through. People come up to me all the time and ask when is the next Fugees show. That makes me feel really good.
Wallander, Donahue and Wilson encourage Studio 013 Refugee alumni share their experiences as a Fugee. Send them a tweet @Fugee_Man or add Fugee Man on Facebook to share stories.


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More than 36 million Americans are hungry and over 12 million of them are children. Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire, in conjunction with WHY's Artists Against Hunger & Poverty initiative, want you to help fight hunger and poverty in America. There are two ways you can help. If you're heading out to see us on tour this summer please bring 3 non-perishable food items, or make a $3 donation to the local food bank and we'll give you a download card to receive our three unreleased, brand new tracks from both bands or go to www.ewfandchicago.com and donate a minimum of $3 to receive the songs. Thank you in advance for your support and we'll see you out on the road! When Memphis-born Maurice White left his plum gigs as a Chicago session drummer and member of the Ramsey Lewis Trio - as the '60s became the '70s - he had a plan. He wanted to form a band that abolished the lines between musical genres, freely borrowing from all styles without regard to convention. "I wanted to do something that hadn't been done before," Maurice explains. "Although we were basically jazz musicians, we played soul, funk, gospel, blues, jazz, rock and dance music...which somehow ended up becoming pop. We were coming out of a decade of experimentation, mind expansion and cosmic awareness. I wanted our music to convey messages of universal love and harmony without force-feeding listeners' spiritual content." Earth, Wind & Fire made a crucial move to Columbia Records where their next three albums, Last Days and Time (1972), Head to the Sky (1973) and Open Our Eyes (1974), ushered them onto the radio. The group put major stock in their live shows, performing in any and every club, college and theatre that would book them, typically on double bills with bands from the rock, jazz and soul arenas. A broader demographic within their underground following began to amass, but it was the soundtrack to an ill-fated film that broke EWF wide open. That's the Way of the World (1975) was a stiff at the box office (twice), but Earth Wind & Fire's galvanizing 8-song Lp was a sales and cultural phenomenon. The group earned its first #1 single ("Shining Star"), first Grammy Award and first double platinum sales award from that now-classic album. The music and showmanship of Earth, Wind & Fire remains a natural for traditional media and new media alike. VH1, HBO and the Arts & Entertainment Network have all aired top rated concert performances with A&E releasing its 1999 Live By Request program on DVD. The Eagle Vision video company released the EWF ..ary Shining Stars, which contains rarely seen historic video footage along with in-depth interviews with the band members. As always, EWF continues to appear on numerous network television shows from "Oprah" to "Leno." And Hollywood continues to have a love affair with their mass appealing music, commissioning new Earth, Wind & Fire music for films such as Roll, Bounce ("Love Together"), Robots ("Love's Dance") and Hitch, ("This is How I Feel"), as well as tapping their classics for films such as Be Cool ("Fantasy"), Soul Food ("September") and Muppets in Outer Space ("Shining Star"). COLLAPSE Other Information Service and handling fees are added to the price of each ticket.


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After you harvest your honey and you place the frames and boxes out for the bees to clean things up where do you place them? Near a hive or away from them all. I ask b/c yesterday I placed 6 boxes with frames out away from all the hives and in no time there were bees everywhere on them and even some fighting was going on. Quickly they were aggressive. Usually they are not aggressive at all. How do you all usually do this?
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#1 Fri 16 Nov 12 1:36pm
Balsamic Vinegar
Love your balsamic vinegar. I'm moving to the USA. Can I get it there?
#2 Fri 16 Nov 12 2:20pm
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Yes, you can get balsamic vinegar in the U.S.
#3 Fri 16 Nov 12 2:24pm
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Jamie Oliver's Balsamic vinegar? That specific brand?
#4 Fri 16 Nov 12 2:46pm
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I haven't tried to buy his brand here, but I see online that it is balsamic vinegar of Modena, a product that is made in Italy that is world-reknowned and sold all over, not necessarily under Jamie's name.
If you are interested in supporting his 'brand' of various things, you can always check online to see if it's possible to find it or order it here.
#5 Fri 16 Nov 12 2:59pm
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Thx. The Jamie Oliver brand is the best I've ever used. I'll just have to bring a bunch back with me!
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Bring me some!
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Re: Balsamic Vinegar
balsamic vinegar of Modena is not technically the real deal but a imitation product made with wine vinegar and other ingredients to resemble traditional balsamic . IT still can be a great product though.
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B8717-001: The Leader's Voice: Communication Skills for Leading Organizations
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The Leader's Voice: Communication Skills for Leading Organizations
Instructors: Prof Michael Morris, CBS Mgmt Dept & Bob Kulhan, Business Improv
B term, Winter 2013, Thurs 2:15pm – 5:30pm
Prerequisite: Students must have completed the Leadership Development core class. The class is best suited to students taking leadership roles during the MBA experience (club officer, cluster officer, peer advisor, etc.).
Leadership roles can involve a wide range of communication challenges— mentoring a struggling colleague, persuading investors of your brand, rallying an auditorium of new employees, working the room at an industry event, handling tough questions from the media, running team meetings in ways that elicit candid conversation and learning.
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We aim to develop two kinds of knowledge--conceptual understanding and procedural skill. Each session will involve some class discussion about frameworks cases and some active participation in exercises. We rely on role-play simulations and personalized feedback (from peers and through video) to practice and polish the behavioral skills.
Our first topic, for instance, is story. We introduce concepts of story structure (e.g. protagonist, five-act structure, sensory details) and apply these to topics you anticipate speaking on as a leader (e.g. Who am I? Why hire me? What makes our organization different?). Then we practice delivering our stories with impact (silence, vocal variety, visuals). Keeping this dual emphasis on concepts and performance, we move on to topics such as coaching, public speaking, networking and making an impact in small groups, facing audiences during crises, and leading meetings.
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Start your tour by walking around (1) Canada Place (999 Canada Place; www.canadaplace.ca). Built for Expo 86 and distinctive with its five white "sails," Canada Place looks like a massive sailing ship. It is home to the convention center, Pan Pacific Hotel, IMAX Theater, and cruise ship berths. The promenade, which encircles the building, has some fantastic public art and informative displays—not to mention views.
From Canada Place, take a right. You'll pass the tourist info center and see the seaplane terminal on your right. Turn left on Burrard Street. At 355 Burrard you'll see the (2) Marine Building. Completed in 1930, the building is one of Canada's finest examples of art deco design. Look closely and you can see a flock of Canada geese, lobsters, crabs, prawns, and starfish etched in the stone.
From here, continue up Burrard to Georgia Street. You can't help but notice the stony presence of (3) Christ Church Cathedral (690 Burrard Street; www.cathedral.vancouver.bc.ca). Completed in 1895, the Gothic structure, composed of Douglas fir and sandstone, stands as a beacon of the past amid Vancouver's newer, glassy constructions. The acoustics in this Anglican church are truly astounding. If you can, try to come back for a choral performance.
Cross Georgia Street and pause at the doors to (4) Fairmont Hotel Vancouver (900 W. Georgia Street; www.fairmont.com/hotelvancouver), one of Canada's majestic railway hotels. The Canadian National Railway began its construction, but it took 11 depression-wracked years before the 12-million-dollar hotel was completed, in conjunction with the Canadian Pacific Railway. It opened in 1939, in time for a visit from King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The château style and copper roof make it a distinctive part of the Vancouver skyline.
Continue up Burrard Street. At the northeast corner of Burrard and Robson Street, you'll see the (5) Vancouver Public Library building (788 Burrard Street), now a Virgin Megastore and the home of Vancouver's CTV television station and store. Making a statement about the need for social change, this modernist building, built between 1955 and 1957, was a controversial move away from the staid conservatism of classical library architecture.
From here, if you take a right, you'll find yourself on (6) Robson Street (www.robsonstreet.ca), one of the finest shopping and people-watching areas in Vancouver. But save your shopping for after the tour and instead continue up Burrard to Nelson Street. Take a left. At 989 Nelson is the (7) B.C. Electric Building, more commonly known as the BC Hydro Building, now home to the Electra condominiums. Unique for its "lozenge" shape, this Modernist structure's slender profile means nowhere inside is more than 15 feet (4.5 meters) from a window.
Continue down Nelson for half a block and take a left onto Hornby Street, where you'll find the (8) Provincial Law Courts (800 Smithe Street). Designed by architect Arthur Erickson, the complex covers three city blocks. It is unique in its evocation of West Coast landscape—pools of water inlaid on the roof cascade down the skylights and windows of the offices below. The many ramps and steps mimic mountains and valleys, and provide great little perches for lunching in the sun. At the far end of the complex is (9) Robson Square (800 Robson Street), a sunken bunker below street level, surrounded by a few shops and restaurants. A public ice rink used to operate here, but it shut down several years ago. Plans for its resurrection are under way, however, and General Electric recently pledged to spend 1.6 million dollars restoring the rink in time for the 2010 Olympics.
Directly across Robson Street at 750 Hornby is the (10) Vancouver Art Gallery (www.vanartgallery.bc.ca). Originally a courthouse designed by Francis Rattenbury—the architect who designed Victoria's Parliament Buildings and the grand Empress Hotel—the neoclassical building includes formal porticos, columns, and ornate stonework. Take a walk around to the Georgia Street side and you'll see the Centennial Fountain, installed in 1966 to commemorate the union of Vancouver Island and British Columbia. You'll also notice a giant, 20-foot-high (6-meter-high) clock. Made of steel, Plexiglas, and red cedar, and installed in March 2007, the clock is ticking down the remaining days, hours, minutes, and seconds to the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
Go back to the Robson side of the gallery, pick up lunch or a latte, and join the other people-watchers sitting on the art gallery steps.
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The Boss wasn't just asking a rhetorical question. He was pleading for adulation, screaming for some mania, searching for that crazed enthusiasm shared by performer and audience that can nudge a "show" into an "event." "Is anybody alive tonight in Massachusetts?"
As it turned out, quite a few of us were alive on Tuesday night, and we were willing to wear our feet out for a nearly three-hour standathon of prime Boss — a relatively short set by Springsteenian standards. The Springsteen experience is, if nothing else, a communal, cult-like affair where we the audience lose our collective minds and Bruce the living icon sweats and works and testifies. Together our shared exuberance holds the whole house of cards up. And it's hard work — which is probably why Bruce's new album isn't called Dreaming, it's called Working on a Dream.
In the middle of a riotous run-through of that album's title track, Springsteen brought it down a little to preach to us, and in so doing he acknowledged the peculiar and special nature of the phenomenon that is Bruce Springsteen. "Tonight, we're gonna build a house with music! We're gonna build a house with spirit! We're gonna build a house with noise! And people, we can't build it alone!"
At this point in human history, Bruce Springsteen could probably be airlifted into the middle of any city, suburb, or patch of farmland in America with nothing but a guitar and the shirt on his back and with a simple "Un, ooh, hee, fow!" have every man, woman, and child within a half-mile radius throwing their fists in the air. Such is the power of the Springsteen phenomenon, a curious amalgamation of American musical styles that has come to represent, for many, all that is anthemic and earnest.
Critics in the '70s who debated whether Springsteen was the "new Dylan" missed the point, on both sides. He wasn't a sneering intellectual smattering his contempt for humanity into an ever-escalating game of hide-and-seek with his own fans. Springsteen was and is a man who prides himself on total transparency of intent, on standing up there on that stage not as a character or a statement but as himself. Springsteen and Dylan may both be wordy tunesmiths, but Springsteen knows how to sell those knotted verses to a mass audience. How else can you explain the bizarre sight of 17,000 fans singing in unison to such tongue-twisting couplets of desperation as "Beyond the palace hemi-powered drones scream down the boulevard/The girls comb their hair in rear-view mirrors and the boys try to look so hard" (from the 1975 classic "Born To Run")? Of course, the main difference between Springsteen and Dylan is that Springsteen's best work has the "whoa whoa whoa" that a mass audience craves. When he closed the night with "Rosalita," he barely needed to sing the words himself: the song seemed to reach velocity and soar away on a jetstream of "whoa"-ing supplied by the frothingly rabid audience.
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Fable: The Journey is a gameplay experience unlike any other. Created by Lionhead Studios exclusively for the Xbox Kinect, in Fable: The Journey you literally take the reins as the reluctant hero Gabriel on his adventure in Albion. Playing a game without a controller is an entirely different and sometimes frustrating experience, but if you've ever wanted to cast spells with a wave of your hand, Fable: The Journey makes it happen.
As the game is entirely dependent on your hand and arm motions, there is a learning curve. The game starts with a long, in-depth tutorial, which makes for a slow start but introduces the characters of the story well. I'm not usually a fan of role-playing games that don't let you choose your gender – in fact, that's been a deal breaker for me before – but as Gabriel isn't the ubiquitous beefcake in shining armor, he won me over quickly. Gabriel is a likable hero with a sense of humor, brought to life by the terrific performance of voice actor Geoff Breton.
Gabriel begins the game as a nomad who spends his days traveling with his tribe alongside his beloved horse, Seren. A lot of your time in Fable: The Journey is spent with your horse, as your arm motions urge your horse to trot, gallop, sprint, and stop. Taking the reins can take some getting used to, but is surprisingly suspenseful at times when you're driving your cart away from enemies and dodging obstacles as fast as you can.


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Bluegrass bands, fans descend on Pine River
Whether singing, strumming or listening, bluegrass fans filled the Cass County Fairgrounds in Pine River for the Lakes Bluegrass Festival Aug. 21-25.
In all, 15 bands performed 40 shows, and the festival also featured jam sessions and workshops.
Ken and Renie Parpart, who attended the festival, said they fell in love over bluegrass. Ken played his future wife an 8-track of Flatt and Scruggs.
"He fell in love because I knew who they are," Renie said with a smile.
The two said they travel all over to see bluegrass shows. The Pine River festival was their third in three weeks. They enjoy the Lakes Bluegrass Festival because "Tim and Cindy (Roggenkamp, festival coordinators) really know how to get the big bands."
The Parparts said they often know many other bluegrass fans camping at festivals. Festivals may be the only time they see those friends, but they still enjoy the camaraderie of the crowd.
Two of those friends are Tony and Barbie Andreason, who have written 17 songs together. Tony writes the melody and Barbie writes lyrics, or cleans up Tony's.
Tony may be most well-known for his spot in The Trashmen, a rock 'n' roll band known for the song "Surfin' Bird (Bird is the Word)." In addition to his continued tours with The Trashmen, he plays for the Platte Valley Boys, a bluegrass band performing at the festival.
"I always loved bluegrass," Tony said. "My first record was bluegrass."
Tony got his start on a ukulele he inherited from his aunt. He was self-taught, but music ran in the family, as his father was in Vaudeville.
Tony said rock 'n' roll is where the money is, as few bluegrass fans reach widespread fame, but he still loves bluegrass.
"The crowds are like a family," he said.
He enjoyed the Pine River festival because it was easy to get around, and he said of Pine River, "It's a beautiful little town."
Numerous other bands performed at the festival, including several bands made up of families. While the bluegrass genre may be considered "old time" music, several young bands performing at the festival showed bluegrass has become a serious outlet for young musicians and especially families.
Award-winning Flatt Lonesome includes three siblings: Kelsi Robertson Harigill, Charli Robertson and Buddy Robertson. Showcase band Carver Creek is made up of the Monsen family from Carver, Minn., with ages ranging from 6 to 18.
Jim Monsen, the 6-year-old, is in the band as much for his jokes and adorableness as anything else.
"It's pretty common to have a little kid be cute. Audiences really like that," said 18-year-old banjo player Tom Monsen.
It's even common for family members to have their own separate bands. Bluegrass Hall of Fame band Dick Kimmel & Co. played at the festival while Ian Kimmel, who sometimes performs with his father's band, performed at the show with his own band, Barton's Hollow.
The festival also featured a showcase band competition among four bands. The winner is invited back to next year's festival as a headlining band. This year's winner was the Froemming Family.
In all, around 3,000-4,000 musicians and spectators came to Pine River for the festival, filling 142 of the 150 campsites available. That number is up from the 90 campsites used in the 2012 festival. Pine River Chamber of Commerce Director John Wetrosky said the event would not have been possible without volunteers, who staffed the entire event.


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its a shame I'm broke because I'd love to own this one.
A funny thing happened at my house today. I was bringing the franken treadle, it has Elgin irons and a Singer flat top ; anyhow I was wheeling it out into the living room so that I could put the Pfaff treadle in sewing room. Well that thing rattled a bit and since the front door was open; all 4 dogs ran out the door like it was going to eat them.
My house is old and has wood flooring, so you can imagine the noise. Just when they thought it was safe to come back inside, I rolled the Pfaff through.
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Ok. I need some help and advice. I have a beautiful Pfaff 230 Standard that I am gifting to a friend that wants a walking foot machine to sew leather. I would like to put a walking foot attachment on this beautiful machine that will last. I have gotten a few conflicting reports and reviews on this but don't have anyone I can trust. I need the straight scoop on this. Is a walking foot necessary on this machine, or can leather be sewn on it at a high quality without the walking foot attachment? I don't mind spending money if it is well spent, but at the same time I would like to get something that will last. Maintenance on this is not an issue. It is more of a question of what to buy and if a walking foot attachment is the way to go. All help would be greatly appreciated.
I sew leather on my Pfaff 130 without a walking foot. It has been bumped up to a 1.5amp motor, and I go sloooow.
I'm a Queen.... at least my pantyhose say I am!
(proud caretaker of a magenta 221, purple 222, assorted 66's, a 301, a pink Atlas and Monarch, and Granny's 201-2.
NEVER let a sewing machine know you are in a hurry.
good mothers let you lick the beaters - great mothers turn it off first
I have promised this Pfaff 230 to a good friend of mine that I have known for 45 years. He intends on sewing car interiors on it and I need it to be what he wants and needs to do this. Should I just skip the walking foot? I am more of a mechanic than a driver and don't want to give him something that won't work for what he wants it for. I would be fine with getting a walking foot and putting it on it for him or leaving it off if it is unnecessary. Being a mechanic, I am relying on you experienced drivers out there for what you would advise for me.
Your input is very appreciated. Thank you!
Upholstery is too heavy in my opinion for anything but a commercial machine with a bench motor.
I'm a Queen.... at least my pantyhose say I am!
(proud caretaker of a magenta 221, purple 222, assorted 66's, a 301, a pink Atlas and Monarch, and Granny's 201-2.
Let me just say that this is not for an upholstery shop. Home use to sew things up to and including upholstery leather. I hope this helps.
Some of the industrial machines have a heavier shaft for the needle and a faster motor. Some have special uses. An industrial machine with a walking foot will not do much more than sew heavy fabric. Unless you are sewing tarps for semi trucks, I am betting that machine will be fine. If you are just sewing upholstery weight material to cover a car seat it should be fine. You can try a walking foot attachment. It may do fine as long as it will raise far enough for the material to go through. Since bobbin cases are relatively inexpensive just buy one to adjust for thicker thread and one for regular thread. Then all that has to be adjusted is the upper tension. If that machine doesn't work industrial walking foot machines are not terribly hard to find or terribly expensive. The prices of them have dropped to about half what they were 10 years ago or less for a used one. Probably $500 or so for sure - less if you are lucky.
NEVER let a sewing machine know you are in a hurry.
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Yup, she of the shiny new schnoz was eclipsed by Flight of the Conchords, whose full-length debut logged in at number three on Nielsen/SoundScan's best-seller list — the highest ranking for a comedy album since Steve Martin's A Wild and Crazy Guy charted 30 years ago. But should we be that surprised?
First, Ashlee Simpson is terrible. But more to the point, we're living in the best and most rewarding time for comedy in recent memory. "Not only in the mainstream, visible sense, with people like Tina Fey and Judd Apatow making comedies," says Patton Oswalt, who headlines the second night of the (hopefully first-annual) AltCom Festival at the Somerville Theatre on Saturday, "but also in an open-mic sense: there's this wave of comedians that are just fantastic that you've never heard of. There are a lot of new faces coming up. It's very vibrant."
Everywhere you look these days, in every medium possible: more funny. Stand-up (Jim Gaffigan, Paul F. Tompkins, Brian Posehn, Jen Kirkman, Doug Benson, Maria Bamford, Andy Kindler) is just the beginning. There's also television (Human Giant, Adult Swim, The Daily Show, The Colbert Report); radio and podcasts (Scharpling and Wurster, Never Not Funny); books (John Hodgman, Neal Pollack); freeform on-stage whateverness (Zach Galifianakis, Neil Hamburger, Tim and Eric, Glaser and Benjamin); musical comedy (Flight of the Conchords, Tenacious D); viral videos (Sarah Silverman, Will Ferrell); even prank phone calls (Earles and Jensen).
Two decades ago, the success strategy for a comedian was pretty straightforward. 1) Slog it out in an endless procession of glass-clinking laff factories. 2) Hope to be spotted by one of Johnny Carson's spies. 3) Play the Tonight Show and pray Carson calls you over for a chat. 4) Score a TV or movie role. 5) Repeat step 4.
Nowadays, though, things are different. In recent years, several factors — the rise of alternative performance spaces, a supportive and symbiotic relationship between musicians and comedians, and, especially, the Internet — have changed the rules. Comedians are far freer to plot their own courses. The result is a massive efflorescence of endlessly creative comedy. And we, the discerning comedy audience, are the beneficiaries.
Kingdom of comedy
The AltCom festival — which also features Emo Philips, Todd Barry, Eugene Mirman, The Walsh Brothers, Morgan Murphy, Jim Jeffries, and doktor cocacolamcdonalds (See altcomfestival.com. Disclosure: the Phoenix is a festival sponsor.) — was founded by Southie-via-Somerville stand-up Brian Joyce in emulation of the "small, independently run boutiquey" fests he's encountered in Europe. It's an excellent showcase for this comedic boom time. But what, precisely, is AltCom? It's a slippery term, one that may or may not have any actual significance.
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Takahashi, Kenta, Miyakoshi Brothers Headline NJKF: Kick to the Future 9
- Written by Dave Walsh
NJKF has announced the 9th installment of its Kick to the Future series for November 25th, featuring two of their promotional champions in super fights, a title fight and three NEW JAPAN WARS 2012 finals, one of which is for a vacant title, with the other two determining the next challenger to the title at their respective weights.
Headlining the card is NJKF Super Lightweight champion Seiji Takahashi taking on Naoki. Takahashi (12-7-0, 7 KO) lost his WBC Japan Super Lightweight title to Tetsuya Yamato earlier this year, but bounced back with a huge head kick KO of Atsushi Ogata in Krush. Naoki started the year with a big upset win over HIROYA, but has followed that up with a pair of losses to Hiroshi Mizumachi in RISE and MASAYA in Shootboxing.
NJKF Lightweight champion Keijiro Miyakoshi also makes an appearance on the card, taking on former Rajadamnern Stadium ranker Mongkoldet Sithubon. Miyakoshi had a good 4-fight streak going with wins over Ikki and Akihiro Kuroda to claim the NJKF and WBC Japan Lightweight titles, respectively, then fought fellow prospect Hikaru Machida to a draw before scoring a career best win over Koya Urabe at Kick to the Future 2. His most recent fight snapped that streak, as he lost his WBC Japan title to Yosuke Mizuochi.
NJKF Super Welterweight champion Kenta looks to get back on track with a defense of his NJKF title against NEW JAPAN WARS 2012 Super Welterweight winner Takenaka Shirakami. Kenta (24-11-3, 9 KO) is just 1-3 this year with a win over Shu Kiire and losses to TOMOYUKI, Yasuhiro Kido and Soichiro Miyakoshi, however Shirakami doesn't pose that big of a threat to him. That being said, Kenta doesn't seem to be the same fighter he was at this time last year and will need to put forth his best here. Shirakami beat Hiroki Yamamoto at Kick to the Future 6 in the Super Welterweight finals to get this fight.
The next NJKF title fight sees NEW JAPAN WARS Super Featherweight finalists KEI and Daichi Yamato square off for the vacant Super Featherweight title. KEI took out Nobuhiro Iwai at Kick to the Future 3 while Yamato defeated Shoya Suzuki at Kick to the Future 6.
In the NEW JAPAN WARS 2012 Welterweight finals, WBC Japan Super Welterweight champion Soichiro Miyakoshi takes on Tae-yong. Miyakoshi (19-9-1, 10 KO) was seeded into the finals by virtue of being ranked #1 and defending his WBC Japan title. He is 3-1 in his last 4 with wins over Yutaro Yamauchi, Kenta and Masato Otake. Tae-yong defeated Baku Senchaigym at Kick to the Future 6 to get this fight. The winner will go on to face current Welterweight champion Yuya Yamato.
In the final NEW JAPAN WARS 2012 final, Marimo battles Kazushige Sugama at Super Lightweight for the right to take on current champ Seiji Takahashi. Both fought and won at Kick to the Future 6 with Sugama defeating Noriyuki Miyajima by KO and Marimo taking a decision off of Akira.
Finally, in a NEW JAPAN WARS 2012 Flyweight semifinal, former WBC Japan champion Naoki Otsuki takes on undefeated prospect Nimo. Otsuki is winless in his last 3 fights, losing a split decision to Hiroyuki Yamano before losing his WBC Japan Flyweight title to Ryuji Kato last October. His only fight this year was a draw against Sazanami Satsuma. Nimo (5-0-2, 2 KO) has started his career undefeated, but didn't pick up a significant win until earlier this month when he upset Shuichi Wentz, who was fresh off of a big head kick KO of Romie Adanza in K-1. These two are the only fighters that regularly fight in the NJKF Flyweight division, so I assume someone like Ryuji Kato, Hiroyuki Yamano or Sazanami Satsuma will be brought in for the finals to crown a NJKF Flyweight champion.


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Peter Van Loan Marched to the Beat of No Drum
Keith Beardsley | Posted 02.05.2013 | Canada Politics
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Everyone is agog over the supposedly big dust up in the House of Commons yesterday, where MP Peter Van Loan marched across the Commons floor to wag his finger at NDP leaders. There was no need to cross over to the NDP side as nothing would be accomplished by doing so. The Official Opposition thought they had caught the government on a technicality and wanted to force another vote which would have further delayed passage of Bill C-45. What is so exciting about that? Why was it necessary for the Conservative House Leader to cross the floor? It is perfectly legitimate for any opposition party to use the full arsenal of tactics available to them to delay or defeat government legislation.


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GENERAL TLOU PEOPLE VS MP TLOU PEOPLE[ Edited ]
Why are the people in the TLOU MP forums cooler than the ones in the TLOU GENERAL forums?
The people from the General section are so serious and all they talk about is Ellie's sexual orientation and a bunch of emo stuff, but the the people who post in the MP forums are a bunch of cool guys?
Also I notice the people in the TLOU general forums don't like to give thumbs up but the cool guys from the MP forum support each other. TLOU general forum posters also give out death threats if you don't agree with them OMG tough crowd.
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Hey duuuude, I do both - And Ellie's potential gayness is a milestone in video game history!
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But people go gaga for Joel and Ellie in the general thread so much but they don't appreciate the Covert 3 Flamethrower thuglife like the TLOU mp users do
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They are just a bit less casual I guess, until they start playing MP, then they start to become fresh
I mean the SP has quite a serious tone to it, whereas the MP is just fun.
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This is a stupid post. In the general discussion forum, people talk about the main campaign and the story DLC. So talking about serious topics pertaining to the main campaign in appropriate. The MP forums are low key because they only talk about the MP modes there. ...
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I think he meant how SP is all about the story and it's a very serious one which make people like to have serious conversations about it.
while with MP it has no story (not really anyways) its more of a casual thing. you arent trying to transport ellie across the USA to save mankind and build such a loving relationship in the process, youre getting online to blow the enemy's heads off with a shorty or stab them with a shiv. a much more fast paced and casual mode.
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well, the difference is basic. single player, your by your self. noone is really with you. just a computer controlled character. as for multiplayer. your with real people. you can actually funtion with real people. and the story behind MP is the struggle between two surviving groups.sure, it seems like basic killing. but really, when you think about it, these people your controlling and playing with are surviviors who are trying to survive this world. with family at camp. trying to make it back to see them again. either die or win for the saftey of the future. for the ones they love. there, is the story of multiplayer.
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I used to go to the MP board but i stopped playing TLoU MP after a while, so i prefer General best. It's much more chill and i can share my opinions with no fear of being bashed, if you're in the MP board and say something that most people don't agree on, they'll most likely start arguing about what you just said and maybe start name calling people.
It's not eveyone that does that though, but that place is full of... sigh, it's just not as friendly like here. In my opinion.
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Also I notice the people in the TLOU general forums don't like to give thumbs up but the cool guys from the MP forum support each other.
This is not a valid point. We don't need to give our kudos to people to make this a better forum. PS3T never had a like system and that forum is one of my favorite, if not the best forum i visit.


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Fashionable Apartment in Les Halles
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It has a flat-screen TV and a modern kitchen with a coffee machine.
The charming apartment consists of a cozy room with two single beds that can be converted into a double bed. It has a lovely living room with a sofa, a wall-mounted TV and a small dining area.
The Charles de Gaulle Airport is just 30 minutes by train from Châtelet-Les Halles station. The Louvre is only a 10 minute walk away, while Notre Dame in a pleasant 15 minutes.
The charming pedestrian street Montorgueil has a large selection of restaurants, cafes, fine grocery store and an outdoor market. Just steps from the apartment you will find the Les Halles shopping center.
As we are in a very central area of Paris, on weekends and during holidays, possibility of noise in the street and in the neighboring building.
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The apartment is what you see, small, but sufficient to tour Paris, with excellent location, check-in and check-out well organized, the windows overlook two inner courtyards but there are plenty of light, enough kitchen for breakfast and something presparar fast. If I return to Paris I would repeat.
El apartamento es lo que se ve, pequeñito, pero suficiente para recorrer Paris, la situación excelente, el check-in y check-out bien organizado, las ventanas dan a dos patios interiores pero hay mucha luz, cocina suficiente para desayuno y presparar algo rapido. Si vuelvo a Paris repetiria.
This functional and lovingly furnished apartment has exactly met our expectations. It's all available, what is needed and indeed in very clean and pretty state. The location right next to Les Halles is a dream, just like the neighborhood's many small shops and bars / restaurants. Upon arrival + departure helped us a friendly, polite and always customer-focused Ali available and the lovely owner has inquired about our welfare and phone our wishes. We would not hesitate to choose this apartment again if we in Paris sind.DANKE
Diese zweckmäßige und liebevoll eingerichtete Wohnung hat genau unseren Erwartungen entsprochen. Es steht Alles zur Verfügung, was gebraucht wird und zwar in sehr sauberem und hübschen Zustand. Die Lage direkt neben Les Halles ist ein Traum, genau wie die Nachbarschaft der vielen kleinen Geschäfte und Bars/Restaurants. Bei Ankunft + Abreise stand uns ein freundlicher, höflicher und stets kundenbewußter Ali zur Verfügung und der reizende Vermieter hat sich telefonisch nach unserem Wohlergehen und unseren Wünschen erkundigt. Wir würden jederzeit wieder diese Wohnung wählen, wenn wir in Paris sind.DANKE
I was 3 nights in this apartment. ..casa comfortable at 50 meters from Les Halles connecting all parigi..a 10 minutes from the Louvre, that is, from the center of Paris ... very kind owner. .consigliata
Sono stato 3 notti in questo appartamento. ..casa comodissima a 50 metri dalla stazione Les halles che collega tutta parigi..a 10 minuti dal louvre, cioè dal centro di Parigi...proprietario gentilissimo. .consigliata
It is the first time I rented an apartment on Wimdu and the truth is that it was amazing! Upon arrival I was the host to give me the keys and all great! very reliable;) and the small apartment but sooo cute! if I return to Paris, I repeat;) graciasss
Es la primera vez que alquilo un piso por Wimdu y la verdad es que ha sido increible! Nada más llegar quedé con el anfitrion para que me diera las llaves y todo genial! muy fiable ;) y el piso pequeño pero muuuuy bonito! si vuelvo a Paris, REPITO ;) Graciasss
Room as described, owner friendly and helpful. I recommend it to everybody
camera come da descrizione, proprietario gentilissimo e disponibile. lo consiglio a tutti
Apartment totally flawless, near supermarkets and restaurants at a good price and the subway / train. The treatment was very good. If I go back to this apartment Paris
Apartamento totalmente impecable, cerca hay supermercados y restaurantes a buen precio y la estación del metro/tren. El trato fue muy bueno. Si vuelvo a Paris volvere a este apartamento
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weee.. she's back for her 2nd USA apperance!!!
unless, of course, she cancels - like she did for Cel2
weee.. she's back for her 2nd USA apperance!!!
unless, of course, she cancels - like she did for Cel2
I love how Peter Mayhew, who appears at EVERY convention, is the headliner, and the one in that list I actually want to meet is way down second from the bottom!
We met her in Chicago when she was here on her first U.S. appearance. She was very nice in person, even with DCB constantly stalk...I mean 'hovering' around her booth.
ahh... i wasn't hovering - there just wasn't anything else to do at that con.
She's a sweet girl and I got a kiss from her when we said our goodbyes
I have been selected as an autograph area volenteer. I hope I get assigned to her!
OK! I do have a girlfriend but ! ! ! ! !
I say Hubba bubba
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Ahem. SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EE.
That is all.
fangirling out after huffing model paint and Bondo putty all day.
Wish I could go to C3 just to meet her......
So, I want to ask her questions on camera b/c Sith Camaro has been dangling that WWchicago video in front of me for the last two years... What should I ask her?
Ok, so I am beaming ear to ear, as my hubby says. And, I did get some footage of me asking her a question at C3 during the "bad girls of SW" interview, but the lighting is so bad, we have to fix the video clip.
Yes... that was VERY VERY Cool! *Thanks for saving those seats ZIA! * Leanna's answer to your question sure got the place rolling! *ROTFL*
I'm also glad you got to get a picture with her in your costume! Color me jealous!
Here's my pic with her! Muhahaha!!! Notice, my belly hangin all out--- ta dah! pregger Zam!
That is freakin' cool ZIA! Love it!!! I'm so glad you were able to get that pic with Leeanna!
That's great Yvonne!!!!
Leanna's a real cutey too!! ... Kathy agrees so it's o.k. for me to say that hehe
Here she is holding the blaster I made for her. She even signed the side of Kathy's blaster so I've gotta make another one for her and put that one behind glass
And you thought you were done!
Very cool!
here's Kim
Ok, so who got to ask her some questions?
I have a clip of me asking her a question at "Bad Girls of Star Wars" And, found out her lower armor wasn't as sturdy as mine. she said her ovary bits broke when she did the running scene. It was quite funny. Any one else ask her stuff? I was like a blubbering idiot most of the time, but just happy she finally got to see my costume. She actually knew me, because her agent forwarded my email to her. It was pretty cool I felt really honored. She also commented how remarkable us zammers are for recreating costumes from just pictures. Go TEAM ZAM!
Kudos all around for Zammers in costume! You all look fantastic!
Yep ZIA's question and Jay L'agllia's (sp?) comments along with Leanna's reaction brought down the house!!! It was great!!! Wish I would've had my videocam!
My wife loved meeting Leeanna, also. They chit-chatted about the costumes like a couple of giggley schoolgirls. She was telling us about everything that broke on the costume, and when + how it happened. She's such a friendly, down-to-earth person, and has a killer Aussie accent.
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how do you create a poll? and where do you need to go to do it? im just not figuring it out
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how do you create a poll? and where do you need to go to do it? im just not figuring it out
can someone please fill me in?
we took a poll, answer was no
lol i was gonna try to create one
oh come on now that isnt fair lol and it wasnt gonna be a yes or no poll lol
if life was fair i would have been dead long ago.....
nothing in life is fair..... learn to accept it now.
I don't need a daddy lesson I've done pretty good without them but I appreciate the sarcasm but it still doesn't answer my original question. So its fine if you don't wanna tell me for whatever reason. But id like to learn how i don't care who shows me whether its you or anyone else on here. But thanks for the help on my original question, it helped so much.
Thank you sir that wasn't so hard now was it?
Haha you seem to have a funny sense of humor
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Frequented by a steady stream of sailboats that glide in from the Chesapeake Bay, it's easy to see why the tree-lined maritime village of Oxford, Maryland, is considered a romantic retreat.
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This is from Bee Informed and states that feeding bees with frames of honey is not good. By mid August I'm checking hives and when I find ones without stores, generally nuks, I pull honey frame from strong hive and give to weak. Especially when I know that it's a hive that didn't get built up enough before dearth. If it's a failing queen hive, I pull queen and combine.
Am I hurting my bees with the honey frame feed? I haven't tracked whether I have lost those particular hives. Has anyone else noticed a problem?


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columbia wrote:I think Kraftster has been hitting the celestial dust a little too hard.
Rylan wrote:Silly.
ulf wrote:Took you newbs long enough
shafnutz05 wrote:ulf wrote:Took you newbs long enough
Had you pegged on day 2
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[quote user="nycsportzfan"]Here is a question for ya Redeye? U know i'm all about sleepers and what not and i was wondering if u thought TRENT STEELAN whos running all over Northwestern right now could be a Julian Edelman type player in the nfl?
[/quote]Havent really watched him so I cant give U an answer. U have Nebraska Washington, Tenn-Florida, MSU-Notre Dame,Texas UCLA on and u are watching Army Northwestern interesting


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Lab environment question
"You will need:
• A host computer running Windows Server 2008
• A web browser (Firefox, Internet explorer, etc.) with Internet access
• A Windows Server 2003 Virtual Machine
• A Windows 7 Virtual Machine
• A Windows XP Virtual Machine
• BackTrack and CEH Linux as VM"
I have a couple XenServers at my disposal, so VM creation isn't a problem. Do they want all the VMs running under Hyper-V on Windows Server 2008, or do you think I could create a Xen VM for each system? Do they want them all patched to the latest versions?
I also wonder if they want them all powered on at once. Might have to free up some substantial resources if that's the case. Any suggestions much appreciated!