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I received and Other Than Honorable discharge from the Marine Corps. in 2005. I was involved in a traffic accident that resulted in loss of life of a civilian. There were no drugs or alcohol involved, and I pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in civilian court. November 2013 will mark 5 years since my release from probation and I will be eligible for a governor's pardon from the state of North Carolina. If I get my pardon, will I be eligible to request a review of my discharge and get it switched to an honorable discharge? If so, would I also be able to request my uniforms and medals back? Thank you.
Michael J Pelnar
Everybody is eligible to request an upgrade. That is not the issue. The issue is whether you have a reasonable chance of getting an upgrade. Every case is different, and I would encourage you to get a free consultation with an attorney experienced in discharge upgrades. If you can scan me your discharge paperwork and your criminal charges I would be happy to review them and give you my opinion as to whether you have a reasonable chance of getting an upgrade and getting your uniform and medals back.Ask a similar question
The Naval Discharge Review Board has the lowest success rate among the Service boards.
Generally the longer you have been out the better.
The fact you have successfully completed probation will help, as would a pardon.
However, the hardest part here is the nature of the misconduct that lead to the discharge.
While an unblemished life post-service is good, a great deal of community service is a good significant factor, and the lack of drugs or alcohol as an issue - well, again it goes back to the reason for the discharge.
You are coming "close" to the 15 year deadline. The boards are more inclined to give upgrades and you CAN request an upgrade now. Keep that deadline in mind.
Depending on the facts as developed after a thorough review, I'm inclined to say, "ask, you can't lose for asking," and it's sometimes better to ask rather than kick yourself later for not asking.
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Thank you Mr. Cave. I must say that I have not done any community service. However I have held steady employment since my discharge, attended college, gotten married, and my wife and I have two beautiful children. Since my release I have had no altercations with the law say for a couple speeding tickets. I certainly appreciate your insight sir. I will be spending some time on your website.
Yep, the community service is something I try to tell people about early on. It's a form of "giving back." For example, police, fire, EMS, and then church, or organizations helping the poor, AmeriCorps, Big Brothers.
Be aware that a pardon is not a simple matter of application. Pardons are rarely granted. According to the NC Governors office, NC pardons granted 2001-2010 ran somwhere near .004 of all applicants (.4%)--read in the alternative, that a 99.6% chance of being denied.
You will need an experienced attorney if you are to have ANY shot at all. Best of luck to you.
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That rare likely fluctuates with each governor, but you get the idea--its a long shot. I know Marines are not put off by something being difficult, but they do like to know what they are facing.
should be 'rate' not rare
Thank you Mr. Rafter. I know I have a tough road ahead but as you said, jarheads are never put off by odds. Taking the chance at getting a clean slate, and an honorable military record is worth every effort.
I would agree with the comments of the other attorneys. You don't have to wait for a pardon, but the passage of time will have helped make you more competitive. If the involuntary manslaughter charge had no criminal intent element, I too think it will help. The help of an attorney will certainly increase you chances.Ask a similar question
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On September 10, the U.S. Circuit Judge Denny Chin delivered the 23rd Howard and Iris Kaplan Memorial Lecture. In his remarks, Chin addressed his most famous — and infamous — cases, including the sentencing of Bernard Madoff. Chin also spoke on a personal note about the importance of being the only Asian-American currently seated on any federal appellate bench.
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Grilled Leg of Lamb with Garlic and Rosemary
Instead of butterflying a boned leg of lamb and cooking it whole, Cal Peternell carefully cuts along the four natural muscle separations (they're easily visible) and pulls the four pieces apart with his fingers. Grilling the lamb this way is quicker, makes it easier to determine doneness, and simplifies carving. Plus the meat develops a mellow flavor and lots of delicious crust.
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- One 4- to 5-pound boneless leg of lamb, not butterflied
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Spread the lamb on a work surface. With a boning or paring knife, cut between the muscles and separate them using your fingers. Trim away any excess fat and gristle.
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Ok my issue is that my phone has started randomly freezing and when having to do a hard reboot it gets stuck on the apple logo. I've had to restore my phone 7 times in the past 2 days because afterwards i go on to rejailbreak it again (didn't mention it was jailbroken) and download all the tweaks i had before. I've had this phone for at least a month now and its been jailbroken and haven't given me any problems but just this past friday (7/13/12) the developer of bitesms released an update for it and i updated it. Thats where my troubles began. Phone was running smoothly until i got a picture message and tried to respond to it and boom the phone froze. Restored after the apple logo issue then rejailbroke and put all the tweaks including bitesms and then a different pic message came through and the same thing happened. Third time i restored and didnt put bitesms on it and it froze when i was opening my phone app. Fourth time was when i was moving apps around. Fifth and sixth time i don't remember and 7 time was when i was moving apps into a folder. Keep in mind i've rejailbroken my phone after every time i've restored. The first 4 times i restored from my backup in itunes but the last 3 i restored from scratch to see if it would stop it. Please somebody help.
Some key facts about my phone if that will help:
5.1.1 (208)
originally 5.1.1 (206)
was working fine until downloaded update for bitesms Friday
1st time freezing was when a picture message came through and I tried to respond
2nd time was when a second pic message came through and tried to respond to that
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4th time was while moving icons around
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6th time ???
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Denton's Dish: Tuesday Recap vs. Pistons
By John Denton
October 16, 2012
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. – With Major League Baseball's American League Championship Series taking place just a few miles away in downtown Detroit and the presidential debates ruling the airwaves, spectators were at a minimum Tuesday night at The Palace.
The low turnstile turnout could have been a good thing for the Orlando Magic considering the 112-86 beating they took at the hands of the full-strength Detroit Pistons. But the Magic did at least contribute to the spectator count Tuesday night what with veteran starters Jameer Nelson, J.J. Redick, Hedo Turkoglu and Glen ``Big Baby'' Davis getting the preseason night off and watching from the sidelines.
Resting the starters played a major role in the Magic (0-4) remaining winless this preseason under first-year coach Jacque Vaughn. Orlando might not have won yet this preseason, but moments such as the 21-point lead against New Orleans in the opener, a seven-point fourth-quarter bulge against Philadelphia and a late lead against Cleveland on Monday prove that the team is making significant strides. Vaughn also saved his starters in Monday's overtime and he knows avoiding injuries and developing the young players is the most important thing now in the eight-game preseason.
``Coach (Wes) Unseld (Jr.) said as we entered the locker room, `Coach you have a lot of patience,''' Vaughn repeated after the game. ``But that's been our approach and hopefully it pays dividends going into the regular season better as a team and healthy also.''
Vaughn justified resting his regulars as a way of giving some playing time to some of the younger players in a battle for one of the last spots on the Magic roster. Tuesday's starting shooting guard, DeQuan Jones, continued to impress with 22 points on nine of 12 shooting for the Magic. Meanwhile, center Gustavo Ayon had 19 points and 10 rebounds against Detroit standout Greg Monroe in his second start of the preseason.
``It's a back-to-back for the veterans and we're going to give guys who didn't play (on Monday) the bulk of the minutes,'' Vaughn said before the game. ``We want to see some more combinations. And with the maturity of our starters there is just no need pushing it on the second night of a back-to-back. And really it's that time of the year that we need to get a good look at our final roster spots. We're two weeks in (to preseason) and two weeks out (to the start of the regular season) at the same time, so it's a chance to see how some of the young guys play with a lot of minutes.''
The only downside of the night for the resting Magic starters was when Davis got a technical foul from referee Brian Forte for arguing a non-call from the bench. Davis was incredulous at the whistle, shaking his head for several minutes and talking with the officials during a timeout.
An announced crowd of 9,229 attended the game at The Palace, a facility that used to rumble with noise and boast of sellout streaks in the hundreds. At tipoff, there were approximately 2,000 fans in attendance. And when Pistons' cheerleaders tossed T-shirts into the crowd following their first six 3-pointers, it appeared as if every fan in attendance would receive a freebie shirt by the end of the night. Detroit ultimately drilled 10 3-pointers in the game and gave away hundreds of T-shirts.
``Regardless of the crowd you've still got to get up to play, so you have to try and not pay attention to it and amp yourself up,'' said Magic point guard E'Twaun Moore, who had nine points and six assists in 21 minutes. ``I'm starting to learn the personalities of the guys on and off the court and get a feel for how everyone likes to play.''
The Pistons got 19 points from shooting guard Rodney Stuckey and another 15 points from Monroe. Detroit shot better than 60 percent much of the first three quarters of the game before turning the game over to the reserves in the fourth quarter.
After pushing the starters to big minutes a night earlier in a 114-111 overtime loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, Vaughn rested Nelson, Redick, Turkoglu and Davis. That foursome arrived at The Palace some three hours before tipoff and got in shooting and conditioning work with the assistant coaches.
The Magic's core will return to the starting lineup Friday night when the Magic host the Indiana Pacers on Friday at the Amway Center.
The Magic started veteran Quentin Richardson, Josh McRoberts along with Moore, Ayon and Jones. Ayon, only the third-born Mexican player ever to reach the NBA, showed off an array of offensive weapons by hitting mid-range jump shots and running hooks in the lane.
Meanwhile, Jones – a University of Miami product – showed an ability to hit shots when left alone by the defense and he used his awesome athleticism to defend Detroit's Corey Maggette well. And Jones' second-quarter dunk over Monroe – a play in which he cupped the ball in his arms as he drove down the lane – proved to be the highlight of the night for the Magic. Jones said playing his first NBA back-to-back didn't wear on him physically.
``Compared to some of our veteran guys, I'm young. It's just about taking care of your body, getting your nutritious needs and getting your rest.''
Jones got the first start of his NBA career Monday in Cincinnati, a moment he called ``a dream come true.'' But after evaluating the tape of that game, Vaughn said there were positives and negatives for the rookie to learn from. Not gambling and containing dribble penetration are areas that Jones needs to improve in, Vaughn said.
``One of my coaching strategies is that I show the guys the good and the bad,'' Vaughn said. ``I show them what it looks like when they do the right things. He was a culprit at times of not containing dribble penetration.''
Detroit had its full complement of starters at its disposal and throttled the Magic in the first half to the tune of 62-38. The Pistons made a whopping 62.2 percent of its shots in the first two quarters and drilled six of eight 3-pointers. Meanwhile, the Magic struggled to find much continuity offensively and hit only 41 percent from the floor with 12 turnovers.
Things got ugly in the second quarter when Monroe and Brandon Knight (nine points and three 3-pointers) got hot, allowing the Pistons to pull away from the Magic. Monroe made four straight shots at one point in the second quarter and Knight made three of his first four 3-pointers to put the Pistons up 54-30. At that point in the game, Detroit had made 20 of 33 shots and six 3-pointers, while the Magic were shooting just 36 percent with one three.
Vaughn, who said the starters would see significantly more action over the final three preseason games starting on Sunday, stressed late Tuesday that his rotation is far from set and that there should still be plenty of fighting for jobs over the next two weeks.
``Injuries are a part of basketball and guys on this time have an opportunity and they should take advantage of it,'' Vaughn said. ``I am completely honest when I say that I have not filled out my top nine, top 10 or top 12 guys on the team. Guys should take advantage of that, and (Tuesday) was a night that guys should have taken advantage of that opportunity.''
John Denton writes for OrlandoMagic.com. John has covered the Magic since 1997. E-mail John at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter at @JohnDenton555.
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The Mille Lacs County American Dairy Association Dairy Princess Banquet will take place at noon Saturday, April 5 at Trinity Crossing, 111 N. Sixth St., Princeton. Meet the princesses, learn about local dairy operations, and enjoy a lunch buffet for $11. A dairy expo hosted by the princesses precedes lunch, from 9-11 a.m. Anyone interested in learning more about dairy is invited to attend this free event. For banquet tickets or more information, contact Florence Dehn at 763-389-2939.
Brooke Christensen
Senior Dairy
Princess, Milaca
Brooke Christensen is 18 years old and a senior at Milaca High School. Her parents are Dan Christensen and Marti Lambert. She is involved in 4-H and FFA and shows for the Reiman family. She also works on a 400-cow dairy farm.
She grew up on her grandparent's farm east of Pease. She wants to extend her career in the dairy industry after high school.
Her favorite dairy product is milk.
Kellie Deglman
Senior Dairy
Princess, Princeton
Kellie Deglman is the daughter of Joe and Wanda Deglman. She has two sisters, Emily and Crystal, and a brother, Joe.
This will be my third year as a dairy princess and her sister Emily will be joining for her first year this year.
She is a junior at Princeton High School while doing PSEO at Anoka-Ramsey Community College in Cambridge. She also sings in the Princeton High School women's choir, Vive Voce.
She has lived on a small dairy farm with her family her entire life.
Her favorite dairy product is butter, because she says it tastes good on practically anything.
Emily Deglman
Emily Deglman is an eighth grader at Princeton Middle School. Her parents are Joe and Wanda Deglman. She has two sisters, Kellie and Crystal, and a brother Joe.
In her free time, Emily likes to sew. She is on the Princeton High School swimming and diving team.
Her favorite dairy product is cheese because it tastes good and I live on a dairy farm.
Moriah Nelson
Senior Dairy
Princess, Princeton
Moriah Nelson is a sophomore at Princeton High School.
For the past few summers she has been able to enjoy being a dairy princess for Mille Lacs County because her dad, Dan Nelson, works at Cargill milking cows.
She has two sisters, Kari and Jennifer, who have also been dairy princesses. This will be Moriah's first year serving as a dairy princess without them. Though she is nervous to not be with her sisters, she is excited to be able to take an adventurous step to becoming independent.
Moriah loves the dairy industry and hopes to help local dairy farmers and teach everybody that dairy is a nutritious and delicious product.
She loves cheese because even if you are lactose intolerant you are able to enjoy the delicious nine essential nutrients that dairy has to give.
She is the president of her 4-H club and has shown many different animals at the local county fair. She loves to milk on local dairy farms and hopes to be hired at one in the near future.
Abby Grimm
Abby Grimm is 14 years old. She goes to school in Milaca and will be entering the ninth grade this fall.
She shoes cattle for Reiman Dairy, a family-owned farm. She has a horse of her own that she rides and is an ambassador for 4-H. She is also the vice-president of the federation.
Abby started learning about cattle two years ago when she began showing cattle. She says she loves showing cattle and went to the state fair her first year showing.
Her parents are Marty and Heidi. She has nine siblings: Austin, Aaron, Alex, Addison, Alden, Amanda, Avery, Alyssa and Aden.
At home, Abby has a family of farm goats. Along with her siblings, she milks the goats and does chores on the farm. Her dad and brothers work in the dairy industry. She liked doing that, so she started showing cattle.
Her favorite dairy product is milk and ice cream.
Kaylee Fetters
Ambassador, Milaca
Kaylee Fetters is the daughter of David and Pam Fetters. She has a younger sister, Kelly.
She loves hanging out with friends and family, working on the farm and crafting.
Her favorite dairy product is cheese. She is homeschooled and in the 10th grade.
She lives and works on the family's 44-cow dairy farm.
Kelly Fetters
Ambassador, Milaca
Kaylee Fetters is the daughter of David and Pam Fetters. She has an older sister, Kaylee.
Her hobbies are farming and gardening.
Her favorite dairy product is raw milk.
She is homeschooled and in the 9th grade.
She is very involved on the family's dairy farm and has a small herd of dairy goats.
Janae Langner
Ambassador, Foreston
Janae is 15-years-old and the daughter of Al and Julie Langner. She has one brother.
She enjoys riding horses, spending time with friends and family, listening to music, and riding snowmobile with her brother.
Her favorite dairy product is ice cream.
She is in ninth grade at Milaca Public Schools and plays basketball and softball. She lives on a hobby farm with horses, cats and dogs. Her family used to have beef cattle.
Rachel Goldsmith
Ambassador, Foreston
Rachel is homeschooled and is in ninth grade.
She is an active member of the Milaca Evangelical Free Church youth group, Girl Scouts, and is an officer with the O'Neil 4-H club.
Rachel is a staff member of the Evergreen Bible Camp, babysitter of extraordinary children, and is crazy for cats, dogs and pygmy hedgehogs.
She loves to play softball, write novels, design buildings in Minecraft, create sparkly things and travel.
Rachel's favorite dairy products are cream cheese and ice cream.
Rachel says its been fun getting to know the other dairy princesses. She says she learned a lot about dairy farming and hopes to be working on a dairy farm in the near future.
Rosalina Lambert
Rosalina is 14-years old and the daughter of Steve and Mary Lambert. She is in 8th grade and homeschooled.
She is the youngest of four brothers and three sisters.
She enjoys horses and dairy cows and has been working at Greener Dairy for over three years.
Her favorite dairy product is cream cheese.
Railey Listerud
Railey Listerud is the daughter of Dale Listerud and Paula and Eric Soderberg. She has two older sisters, Jazz and Tina; an older brother, Jeremy, and a younger brother, Grayson.
Railey attends Milaca High School, where she is in ninth grade.
Her interests and hobbies include dancing, hunting, bow fishing, horseback riding, farming, spending time with friends and family, and doing anything outside.
She says she's usually on a softball team and has been dancing since she was two-years-old.
Her favorite dairy product is ice cream because it always makes her feel better.
She does not live on a farm, but works on her neighbor's farm (the Fetters) and spends most of her time there. Someday she hopes to co-own that farm with the Fetters' daughters.


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Two New TV Spots for CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER
Marvel released a couple of new TV spots for Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and they both feature little bits of new footage that fans might want to see. I've been hearing so many great things about this movie that are getting me even more excited to watch it! I recently saw the first 10-minutes of the film which were so amazing! They were filled with great humor and lots of badass action. I can only imagine the whole film is going to be just as entertaining. The movie comes out on April 4th, and I couldn't be more ready!
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Limbaugh on Michelle Obama: She "is not proud of her country unless she's getting what she wants from it"
From the October 1 edition of Premiere Radio Network's The Rush Limbaugh Show:
Limbaugh mischaracterizes Michelle Obama to claim she said it was a "sacrifice" to go to Europe to lobby for Olympics [1]
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|2011 Annual Meeting-At-Glance
This year's meeting will continue our three-year conversation on how the UCAR community can contribute to making our nation more resilient to severe weather and a changing climate. We have talked about university-city partnerships and toolkits and interesting ways to combine science and art to improving our teaching in the classroom and public settings. This year we will focus on workforce issues. In particular, creating the right leaders and workforce for the future given skills needs, changing demographics, and expected weather and climate-related stresses. Some highlights of the meeting (and reason why you should attend):


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The Hanoli system was a star system.
In the mid-23rd century, a subspace rupture was reported in the system. Some time therafter, a Vulcan science mission attempted to seal the rupture with a pulse wave torpedo, but instead caused the rupture to expand exponentially. The entire star system, as well as the Vulcans, were wiped out after which the rupture reached its critical mass and imploded, destroying itself. By the 24th century, its former location was no longer widely known among Starfleet officers. (DS9: "If Wishes Were Horses")
Despite the event being explicitly said to have happened in the mid-23rd century, when talking about the device the Vulcans used O'Brien said the technology had much improved in the last two hundred years, implying them to be limited to 22nd century technology. The Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 325) dated the event to the year 2169.
According to the script, the pronunciation for Hanoli was "hah-NOH-lee". [1]. The script also specifies that Dax knew about the fate of the system out of personal knowledge, not through the research she was doing at the time.
According to StarTrek.com, the primary of the Hanoli system was named Hanoli.


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With over half a billion downloads across all platforms, you'd be a bit concerned if the developers of the world's biggest mobile game decided not to release it on your OS. That was where Microsoft found itself last week if the reports about Angry Birds Space not being released for Windows Phone were to believed.
Finnish developer Rovio told Bloomberg that it had no plans for a Windows Phone version of the game because the redesign would be too much of an undertaking. The news must have come as a huge blow to Microsoft as it looks to take on Android and Apple with Windows Phone 7.
Fortunately, there's been a change of heart as Rovio chief executive Mikael Hed confirmed that his team are developing a Windows Phone version of the game. It's a bit vague, with Hed saying 'we are working towards getting Angry Birds Space to WP7' and no timeframe mentioned, but it's clearly on the agenda now.
Following the 2009 original, we've had Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Valentine and even Chinese New Year themed editions but the gravity-defying physics makes Angry Birds Space extra addictive.


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Compiled and edited by Charles J. Kappler. Washington : Government Printing Office, 1941.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there it1 hereby authorized to be appropriated, out of any funds in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $10,000 for the purpose of cooperating with the public-school board of district numbered 20, Jefferson County, Washington, for the construction, extension, and betterment of a public-school building at Queets, Washington: Provided, That the expenditure of any money so appropriated shall be subject to the express conditions that the school maintained by the said school district in the said building shall be available to all Indian children of the village of Queets and Jefferson County, Washington, on the same terms, except as to payment of tuition, as other children of said school district: Provided further, That such expenditures shall be subject to such further conditions as may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior.
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Andrew Davidson's spring-break trip to Florida produced two experiences – both involving a classic Rolls-Royce and a lawn chair – that will remain fixed forever in his memory.
The first wasn't much fun. He spent nine hours in the chair – cold, hungry, thirsty and feeling abandoned as dusk descended – beside the trailer containing his 1936 Rolls-Royce Phantom III Sedanca de Ville, pulled over in a deserted highway lay-by, awaiting the return of his broken-down tow vehicle.
The second memory is better. Same lawn chair, but this time, Davidson was sitting in it behind his polished and primped-to-perfection Rolls on a rolling green fairway of the Amelia Island Golf Club, hard by the Ritz Carleton, looking out over the field of 300 wonderful automobiles taking part in the 18th Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance in Florida.
A third and fourth memory aren't too bad either, receiving the second-place award in the Pre-War European Class at one of the world's most prestigious classic car events. And scoring 100 points and receiving a Premium Award at a Classic Car Club of America's Mount Dora meet in Florida the following weekend.
The tale of Davidson's recent Amelia Island adventure began with the purchase of the rare Rolls-Royce Phantom III in 2006, from a "really strange old duck" in the United States who'd owned the car since 1961, but driven it only 500 miles.
This Phantom III – one of a series of 727 majestic, 7.3-litre, V-12-engined cars introduced by Rolls-Royce in 1935 and built until 1939 – had attracted unique individuals. It was originally shipped in rolling chassis form to the Paris workshops of renowned coach builder Henri Binder, and is one of just two Sedanca de Villes he worked his sheet-metal magic to create.
Binder, who also bodied two of the six Bugatti Type 41 Royales, delivered it to its first owner, the Marquis de Villeroi. The Marquis and his notorious pal, King Karel of Romania, reputedly trolled the streets of Paris for ladies of the evening in it. Its post-Paris adventures' provenance was more hazy than racy.
Davidson is another character, but of a different stripe. Not every classic Rolls-Royce owner drives a 1933 Phantom II – his other Rolls – from Bolton Ont., to a Chicago event, in a rainstorm, and then home again with a first-in-class trophy on the dash.
Born in Montreal, his early years were spent under the influence of a Scottish engineer father who messed about with Austins, Hillman Minxs and Jags. Davidson's first car, purchased at 14, with $225 earned in a summer job, was a 1950 Jaguar Mark V – "a big old slug, with the engine banging like hell."
It was his father's idea that Davidson, who'd learned to drive at 12 in the Minx, would get to know all about the Jag before getting his licence at 16. The pair rebuilt it and Davidson drove it while attending Toronto's York Mills Collegiate. "It was different. Everybody else was driving Cougars, Mustangs, GTOs, and things like that." The Jag helped cement a "love/hate" bond with British cars that remains strong today.
University followed, in Windsor and then Newfoundland, where he began racing a 1962 ex-works Sebring Austin-Healey, and then a 1965 427-engined Cobra, also an ex-factory car, that was "just a rocket."
Now semi-retired from running three paint companies, Davidson, who lives in Bolton, is devoting more time to enjoying a collection of classics that includes the 1933 Phantom II, a four-and-a-quarter Bentley Gurney Nutting Pillarless Coupe, Fixed Head and Drop Head XK150 Jags and an E-Type, a 1975 Jenson Interceptor III, a 1962 Studebaker Grand Tourismo and a 1980 Bentley T2 daily driver.
While he doesn't race any more, he still likes to "play with fast cars." And insists all his cars run perfectly.
"Probably the nicest thing I've been described as is anal," he says. "I just want things to be done right." And that led to a "micromanaged" restoration of the Phantom that consumed four years and a not-inconsiderable amount of money.
"We started it at Andrew's plant, and only heard it run for a few seconds, as the spark plug wires were bare, and the carburetor leaking. We elected not to run it again until we'd resolved the fuel and electrical issues – and then it began," says Martin Beer, who with brother Steven, operates Reg Beer Coachbuilder/CMC Enterprises in Bolton.
With Davidson's proclivity for wanting his cars to be done just so, one thing led to another. With "another" in the badly neglected Phantom's case escalating from fixing the carb and the wiring, and then painting the wiring conduits, just to make them look a little better, to a complete body-off restoration.
The Beer brothers spent countless hours – well, actually they counted all of them as Davidson, who was paying the bills, will attest – bringing the car to its current state of concours grace. Doing the Phantom "right" involved expenditures such as $27,000 on the chrome and $35,000 on the interior.
"The work they did was just outstanding," says Davidson. "The fact it won Best in Class and Best of Show at British Car Day in Bronte. Was voted Most Beautiful Car [from outside the United States] at the U.S. Rolls-Royce Owners Club National Concours. And invited to St. John's [previously the Meadowbrook concours] and Amelia Island is proof they did a phenomenal job."
Davidson says taking part in the Amelia Island concours was an unforgettable experience. "It was overwhelming. The quality of the cars was just breathtaking. It was a trip through history, fascinating to see how cars have evolved, the European flair and the North American flair. Many were absolutely stunning, works of art. I felt really honoured to be part of it."
Back in 1936
New York World-Telegram reporter H.R. Ekins wins a race around the world on commercial airline flights against scribes from rival papers, the New York Journal and New York Times, taking 18-1/2 days.
The longest game in NHL history is played between the Montreal Maroons and the Detroit Red Wings. It's scoreless until 16 minutes into the sixth overtime, when Detroit`s Modere "Mud|" Bruneteau scores the winning goal at 2:25 a.m.
Basketball is included as an official event for the first time at the Summer Olympics with 23 nations represented. The United States men's team wins the gold medal, defeating Canada 18-9 in the final. Mexico wins bronze.
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I get overexcited easily. I enjoy walking fast, swimming in deep water, catching eye of strangers and smiling at them, buying books, mountains, retro fashion, photos of nebulas, tornadoes, aurora borealis and owls, listening to people speaking in foreign languages (also in ones I don't know), eating fish, drinking wine, coffee, dark beer.
My imagination doesn't somehow help me at cooking, which turns out nearly always to be an utter disaster. Same goes for painting. I read and read and read. My enthusiasm for life and people doesn't mean I can't be critical.
Also, I'm not afraid of pep talks, nonsense disputes and silences. I suppose that's because I don't search at every moment of my life to be deep and self-analysing (I don't even know if I can at all) - the fact that I'm simply sitting and blabbing (or not) with somebody brings me as much satisfaction as a solid argument on postmodern philosophy or problems of farming in Africa. I eat and dance a bit too passionately so sometimes it doesn't look good. I hate staying all day in a room when there's sun outside. I never get bored.
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Anything, from physics to baroque ornaments. I'm a mess of disconnected, often false data but you can always help me put some elements of the jigsaw puzzle together and I'm sure we'll both have fun doing this.
I read loads of things from different epochs but I specialize mostly in 20th century literature. I can talk about books with you for hours.
Also: I've been addicted to reading patient information leaflets from the age of 4 and I think that my pharmaceutical knowledge isn't bad by now.
Also: History of art, problems of heritage, observing connections between first language and cultural identity.
Also: Flower arranging.
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- fashion
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- dining
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- yoga
- walking
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Music: mostly different variations of jazz, excluding smooth jazz - at hearing it I start to laugh and can't help but imagine CD covers similar to this one: http://mp3.uzhgorod.name/uploads/posts/2012-06/1339606554_smooth-jazz-all-stars-sexy-smooth-jazz-2012-.jpg
also electronic: from ambient, through trip-hop and nu-jazz to breakcore.
also new wave and punk. 70s till 90s with its prog rock and hard rock although I don't listen that much of it now - it's more sentimental, I used to treat this music as a religion in my early teens.
also folk-inspired music from different parts of the world, especially Breton, Finnish, Polish, Irish, Balkan, Latin American, Hungarian.
also oldschool dance music: tango and swing music makes me want to move.
also classical when I'm in the mood.
also many others.
also, this was a mistake to even start writing it so I won't try it with books and movies. A book I fell in love with lately and cannot stop loving - "The Brothers Karamazov" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, a movie - "Once upon a time in Anatolia"
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I'll tell you about it when we meet, ok?
Teach, Learn, Share
1) I'm not an advanced player but I can teach you the very basics of tennis. I have 2 spare rackets of different size, so don't worry about the equipment.
2) I'm also OK at skiing and can host you in the winter at my hometown, which is 100 km south from Cracow and not far away from small ski resorts. (basically it's about 30 km from the slopes)
If you don't want to borrow the equipment there, which is usually possible at the price of approx. 10 euros per day, I have some spare sets of skis :).
3) Basic dance steps for waltz, rumba, chacha, lindy hop and foxtrot.
4) Anything I've learned about the European culture and didn't have time to forget yet.
I'm basically keen on anything that you'd like to teach me or feed me with, just if it doesn't mean harming anyone in the process ;). We can cook together at my place but I cannot offer to teach you Polish cuisine in exchange cause myself I'm a very, very bad cook. Too bad, Polish food is delicious. I can provide ingredients and do what you tell me to do. I eat everything except from hot pepper which I'm allergic to. I can do nearly all sports, excluding gymnastics and advanced yoga, cause I'm old and just can't bend too much :D.
I'd love to learn something about ikebana (生け花) and maybe arrange flowers together.
Countries I've Visited
Belgium, Canada, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Russian Federation, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, United States
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November 2013: Harlan is taking a longish break to work on new projects
both musical and visual. No shows planned any time soon.
The neon vinyl version of Night Loop is in.
Head to over to the BUY section to order.
Night Loop Reviews:
Foxy Digitalis: "Poetic electro-noir"
Blurt: "A subtle, slow-burning winner"
Offbeat: "Classic Pop"
Ghettoblaster: "Delightfully Dark"
225: "Harlan's most visionary and au courant slate to date"
M Magazine: "Invites honest conversation and quiet contemplation"
Pittsburgh Daily News: "A compelling gathering of tunes"
Harlan - "You're a Teenager" from Harlan on Vimeo.
Show Posters 2012:
Friday, Dec. 21, Land of Tomorrow, Lexington, KY:
Mayan Bloodbath Celebration w/Big Fresh, Idiot Glee, Reva Dawn Salon, and Harlan
Saturday, Dec. 1, Chelsea's, Baton Rouge, LA (w/Reception is Suspected)
Monday, Oct. 29, Murphy's Public House, Memphis, TN (w/Hi Electric, Little Radar)
Saturday, Oct. 27, Circle Bar, New Orleans, LA (w/Poor Moon)
Wednesday, Oct. 3, Hi-Tone, Memphis, TN (w/Generationals, Devin)
Saturday, Sept. 1, The Void (w/Palisades, Lushes)
June 15, Memphis, TN, Hi-Tone (w/Vaun)
June 9, Lexington, KY, The Void (w/Daryl Strawberry, Transubstantiation)
March 23, Brooklyn, NY The Rock Shop, (w/Bird of Youth)
March 20, Memphis, TN, 1884 Lounge at Minglewood Hall (w/Backwords)


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Idle Chatter | High Performance 101 | Reviews | Storing your Beetle | Tech Talk with Rick
When we hear the term "Body off" restoration we think of a restoration job that has gone to the max. We also think $$$$. On most cars this is a project best left to the pros with restoration shops with lots of equipment. Fortunately for us VW enthusiast a beetle body can be removed in an afternoon with pretty basic equipment. The standard beetle body is bolted to the floor pan along each side with 9 13mm (head) bolts and two 17mm at the front.
Inside the car there are 4 more 13mm bolts under the backseat and sometime 2 more 17mm just behind these in the corners. I always remove all the seats first.
All this is the same on a super beetle since they are identical from the windshield back. On the standard beetle (we will come back to the super later) there are 2 more 17mm bolts under the gas tank, which is easily removed.
Unplug the stop light switch and remove the line from the brake fluid reservoir. Now remove the left front hubcap and remove the clip from the end of the speedo cable and pull it out the rear of the spindle. Let it hang.
I always pull the motor but if you want to leave it with the chassis you can disconnect the wiring. The cables are OK. You will have to remove the wires from the starter. You can leave the battery cable. There may be a couple of easily disconnected heater vent cables at the rear of the tunnel on the later bugs but that is about it on the standard. Four guys in pretty good shape can lift the body off. Here is a way one guy can do it alone. We have a couple of 8' wide saw horses we set the body on.
With the body lose you can jack up the front of the car from under the chassis and then set the saw horse under the bumper and bolt it with a safety chain. (We wiggled one off once so we always use them) Now let the chassis down and do the same in the rear. Now you can roll the chassis out from under if you like. (You may need to remove the gear shifter to clear the sawhorse.) On the super beetle there are 2 13mm bolts under some plugs in the bottom of the spare tire well. There is also a plug there covering a 15mm bolt in the steering damper that needs to be removed.
Now look under the front of the car and you will see a 17mm bolt on each side just behind the anti sway bar. Just loosen these a little for now.
We will let the body pivot on these as we lift the rear up first. Now unbolt the tie rod ends on both side and separate them either with a tool for this or a pickle fork if you are not worried about ruining the boot.
Remove the clip that holds the brake line to the body (you can leave the line connected). Disconnect the speedo cable. Now jack up the rear of the car and set it on the horses. Set the rear of the chassis back and move the jack to the front. Disconnect the fuel line and stop it up. Unplug the stop light switches and unplug the brake reservoir lines from the master cylinder. Now jack up the front of the car and set the body on the sawhorse and secure the safety chains.
Now remove the 3 14mm nuts on each side that hold the strut assembly to the body. Don't remove the nut from the middle of the strut.
With the jack still under the chassis remove the two 17mm bolts we loosened earlier at the front of the chassis. Lower the chassis. You will notice that the front wheels have folded under and are now very wobbly. You will have to pull the chassis out from under the body with it on the jack. Note* I'd suggest that anyone with a louvered front skirt check for a/c connections before lifting the body, they're pretty well hidden.
Once out you can fabricate 3 pieces of angle iron to support the struts. Run two back to the front bolt of the shifter and one between the struts. Another piece bolted to the spindles will keep the wheels going the same direction so you can easily push the chassis where you want it.
That's all there is to it so don't let the sound of "body off" intimidate you. Of course watching the video (Vol.6) will make even clearer. To let you know how easy this gets after you have done it a few times. As a demonstration at The Real Source 2001 Funfeast my two sons Chad and Wade pulled the motor and the body from a 62 bug in less than 30 minutes. You can do it! You can see this done in detail in our Vol.6 Floorpan repair video available from Bug Me Video.


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About Four Thirty + The Architects
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About Four Thirty
Weimaraners have good balance. From a lifetime of being carried and placed on pedestals of all shapes and sizes, boxes, bikes, tractors and chairs, my dogs have learned to wait and settle into position. But of all my dogs, past and present, Batty (the dog in this picture) was the most flexible and blasé about posing. It was not uncommon for Batty to fall asleep while posing. In this case, she stayed awake.
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Like Wright's famous masterpiece Fallingwater, Le Corbusier's Ronchamp Chapel is an excellent subject for the camera. It presents itself perfectly for the lens. Some years ago I visited Fallingwater and was amazed at how complex and big it was. I have never been to Ronchamp but wrote a paper about it in art school (so I know nothing). The pictures I have seen tend to all be from one particular angle, just below the skyline. I love looking at and thinking about this building. On the other hand, I care nothing about golf, so when I came across a postcard with several figures on a lawn, I had to strain to notice that they were watching golf. I imagined four of the figures as architects. And that gave me the idea. I found cards of four separate buildings, including Ronchamp, that were equivalent in size and position. The horizon lines matched and I was able to begin annexing them with watercolor, finally giving the golf audience something to look at. I first began to alter my own photographic works in the mid-seventies. Since then, I have become increasingly interested in the resurrection and relocation of found images. Postcards are an excellent repository of these, and I have been using them in my work since 1995. With painted additions I can connect disparate properties and places and give them new life, create a new space. I am fascinated by the range and variety of postcards. My own collection has grown enormously over the last 15 years, architecture and landscape postcards are a large part of what is an otherwise random collection.
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At the last Electric Utility Board meeting on March 20th, we learned that LP&L has sustained operating losses of 4.9 million dollars from September 1, 2011 to date. Operating losses are projected to continue without a rate increase because of wholesale power increases by Excel Energy which the City Council has not passed through to Lubbock citizens. If that news isn't bad enough, now it appears that one member of the EUB cannot legally serve on the board because he has a conflict of interest. In a memo obtained by Lubbock Power Grab, City Attorney Sam Medina concludes that Carroll McDonald, a recent appointee to the EUB, cannot legally serve because of a conflict of interest. Medina's memo is here.
The problem with the McDonald appointment is that Carroll McDonald receives $2,500 per month from the city as "deferred compensation" pursuant to a contract he signed in 2005 when he was a consultant for LP&L. Although Mr. McDonald is no longer consulting for LP&L, the city is still paying him $2,500 per month. According to Medina, McDonald's appointment violates the City Charter which prohibits any member of the ECB from having an economic interest in the profits of any public utility operating in the city. Because the city pays McDonald $2,500 a month for his past services to LP&L, he is deemed to have an economic interest in the profits of LP&L and he is disqualified to serve on the EUB.
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Just placed my order!!!
Hey Boys,
I just put my order in for a 2013 50i with M performance and the Aero Kit, in white. i'm so excited!!! I've been looking all over the web to see if anyone else has these two options together but haven't found anything yet- if anyone has one of these post some pictures so i can see what I'm getting!
Also i'm reading some posts from earlier in the year where people went getting all the parts when ordering the M performance package (door sills, black exhaust tips, etc). Is that still happening or did BMW resolve that issue?
Here is a list of all the options i got:
Aerodynamics kit
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Premium Package
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Soft close automatic doors
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- "I have long feared that my sins would return to visit me, and the cost is more than I can bear."
- ―Benjamin Martin[src]
Colonel Benjamin "The Ghost" "Banjo" Martin was a soldier that fought in the French and Indian War for Great Britain and in the American Revolutionary War for the United States of America alongside his friends and his son, Gabriel. Gabriel was killed as well as his other son Thomas by Colonel William Tavington. Before the War was over, Benjamin Martin had his revenge by killing Tavington.
Tavington's AssaultEdit
Colonel William Tavington attacked Ben's farm to kill the wounded "Rebels", and burned Ben's house down as well for siding with the enemy, calling it treason. Gabriel was captured, and as Thomas tried to save him, he was shot and killed by Tavington.
Though Ben tried to stop the shooting, he failed, and watched his son die in his arms. In anger, and vengeful rage, he rushed into the burning house, retrieving four rifles and his Tomahawk. He had planned his revenge.
The GhostEdit
After Ben had attacked the British soldiers, he was known as the "Ghost". He killed 20 of them with his two sons( if you count the tied up one).
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Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 just can't come soon enough. Sure, they're already available in Japan — and absolutely decimated retailers upon their release — but it's hard for fans not to be excited at the prospect of the first ever direct sequels to a pair of well-received Pokemon games. Recently, Nintendo has been hand-feeding their followers updates on the localization efforts of Pokemon Black 2 and White 2, and now they've released a new trailer highlighting the games' familiar, yet totally unique, story.
Familiar faces, new allies/rivals, and classic creatures litter the revamped Unova region, and the end result is a story that aims to finish off what the original Pokemon Black and White games started. Set two years after the events in their predecessors, Black 2 and White 2 follow a rookie trainer who's looking to climb the proverbial ladder and claim a spot as the number one trainer in all of Unova — at least we're left to assume this because the protagonist is a mute.
A resurrected Team Plasma is terrorizing the region once more (that much is evident just by watching the trailer), but new friends will step up to help shut them down. It doesn't help that half of the region has been mysteriously covered in ice, but we'd imagine that's been caused by the legendary ice-type Pokemon Kyurem.
Also highlighted in the teaser is the new Pokemon World Tournament mode which will allow gamers to battle iconic characters from past Pokemon titles such as Brock, Misty, and Blue. It was recently announced that those who rank high enough in the Pokemon World Championships will win the privilege of appearing in this new mode as digitally distributed challengers, but trainers won't learn who they'll eventually be battling until later this August.
You can snag both Pokemon Black 2 and Pokemon White 2 this October 7th, exclusively on the Nintendo DS.
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Shibori Indigo Dyeing Tutorial
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Dyeing fabric with indigo is one of my favorite summer activities! Over the years, I've experimented with all kinds of different techniques, and I'm excited to share all that I've learned with you.
One of the most exhilarating things about using resists when dyeing fabric is the unknown result that awaits when you unwrap your piece. Shibori is a resist dyeing technique for creating patterns on fabric. It can involve folding, stitching, binding, twisting, clamping and compressing to create pattern. You've probably already done some Shibori at some point in the form of tie-dye. It can produce beautiful results, and it's interesting to see how easily you can change the pattern through the resist.
Dyeing fabric is messy and indigo in particular can be a little smelly, so I recommend doing this outside if you can! If you have to do it inside, make sure to invest in some cheap plastic sheeting to cover your surfaces and protect your space.
Shibori Indigo Supplies Needed:
One thing to keep in mind while gathering supplies and materials. If you use it for dyeing, it should not then be reused in the kitchen.
Indigo Dye Kit - I don't have a dedicated dye space or a lot of supplies that I can dedicate to dyeing in general, so I like to make things easy and use a kit when I indigo dye! The Jacquard kit I like to use can dye up to 15 yards or 5 lbs worth of fabric.
5 Gallon Plastic Bucket - Dedicate this to your dyeing, it will get stained blue! A bit of bleach and a scrubber can get most of it out, but be prepared.
Resist Materials - Rubber bands, cotton twine, clothespins, popsicle sticks, clamps, pairs of wooden shapes, pairs of plexiglass shapes, small stones.
My favorite shibori techniques involve the more basic of these materials, primarily rubber bands. Bonus, they're cheap and you probably have plenty at home already! The kit also includes some.
Itajime shibori technique uses the pairs of shapes and clamps, and includes folding up fabric and clamping it between the shape pairs. The kit comes with a few wooden shapes. Rossie Crafts etsy shop carries a variety of plexiglass shape pairs that work great. I have some circle sets!
Long Rubber Gloves - My favorite are Clorox gloves,. They hold up really well, are inexpensive, and are long. Don't skip the gloves, the indigo will dye your skin and especially your fingernails. When I skipped gloves once I had to sand the dye off my fingernails, it was so hard to get out!
Long Plastic Spoon - For stirring the dye pot.
Plastic Pitcher - For measuring water, should have a gallon mark on it.
Choosing Fabric for Shibori Indigo Dyeing:
Cotton - I primarily like to dye 100% cotton fabrics. It takes the indigo dye very well and is inexpensive. I've used a lot of Kona Cotton White, as well as Cambridge Cotton Lawn in White. You'll also find fabric called Kona Cotton PFD, which stands for "Prepared For Dyeing". This just means it doesn't contain some of the chemicals that could get in the way of the dye. It's not supper important because those chemicals can also be removed by prewashing, which I recommend.
If you're looking for extra wide fabrics, many solids can be found in 108" widths. I used 108" wide Kona Cotton for my Indigo Shower Curtain.
Cotton/Linen - This fabric dyes well, although not as well as 100% cotton. It simply doesn't get quite as dark. I've used Essex Linen with good success.
How to Dye Shibori Indigo:
1. Prewash fabrics. I recommend prewashing all of your fabric before dyeing. Use a gentle detergent and dry on high to remove all sizing and chemicals that could interact with the dyeing.
2. Apply your desired resists. I'm sharing some of the resists (and results) I've used below.
3. Wet your resisted fabrics. I like to soak them in a bucket of clean water until I'm ready to dye.
4. Prepare dye bath according to kit manufacturer's instructions. You'll be mixing the chemicals and dye provided in a bucket with water. Stir slowly and carefully so as not to add too much oxygen to the dye bath. Cover with plastic wrap or a lid and let sit for 30-60 minutes.
5. Remove a resisted fabric piece from the clean water. Squeeze excess water from the piece, before letting go, slowly submerge the piece in the dye bath. Hold the piece under, gently moving it around in your hands, so that you don't add unwanted resist with your grip! Keep it under for up to 5 minutes. I usually do less, and I don't time it.
6. Squeeze the piece in the dye bath and slowly pull it out. Let the piece drip over the ground, not over the bath. Let it sit on the ground or in a clean bin. When it first comes out of the dye bath it will be bright green. It will slowly turn dark blue as the indigo hits the oxygen in the air. It's really magical! Let it sit for 20 minutes, without removing the resists.
7. You may choose to re-dip your pieces to achieve a darker blue. I usually double dip all of my pieces.
8. After the piece has sit for at least 20 minutes, unwrap your piece and remove the resists. Unfold and reveal the pattern you've made! Lay out to sit and finish oxidizing if it needs to.
9. Allow fabrics to air-dry overnight. Rinse in cold water until water mostly runs clear. Wash and dry with a gentle detergent.
Shibori Indigo Resist Techniques:
Accordion folded, secured with rubber bands.
Machine basting with a long stitch length, that is then gathered and tied.
Itajime resist held with rubber bands. Over-dyed after resist was unwrapped.
Rubber band resist done symmetrically, with multiple resists per column of fabric.
Single rubber band resists done all over.
Fabric was scrunched into big messy balls and then resisted with rubber bands.
Resist done with small rocks and rubber bands.
Itajime resist held with rubber bands.
Itajime resist held with clamps.
Itajime resist held with clamps.
Itajime resist held with rubber bands.
Itajime resist held with popsicle sticks and rubber bands.
Itajime resist held with popsicle sticks and rubber bands.
Fabric was twisted into a cone and then resisted with wrapped twine.
Fabric was scrunched into a ball and then wrapped in twine to secure.
Fabric was scrunched into big messy balls and then resisted with rubber bands.
Fabric was scrunched into big messy balls and then resisted with rubber bands.
Fabric was folded and secured with twine.
Accordion folded, secured with twine.
Accordion folded, secured with clothespins.
Fabric was scrunched into big messy balls and then resisted with rubber bands.
Loosely accordion folded, secured with rubber bands.
Machine basting with a long stitch length, that is then gathered and tied.
Rubber band resist done symmetrically, with two resists per column of fabric.
Additional Shibori Indigo Resources:
The Modern Natural Dyer by Kristine Vejar - Beautiful modern projects to explore natural dyestuffs.
Wild Color by Jenny Dean - Another natural dyeing resources with tips for scavenging dyestuffs.
Color Your Cloth by Malka Dubrawsky - My favorite dyeing resource, lots of information on wax resist techniques.
Fabric Dyeing Basics Tutorial - Basic instructions for dyeing fabric for RIT Dyes.
See more of my dyeing adventures here.
Happy Dyeing!
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Fantastic Jeni! I love every piece and all the textures are so exiting and beautiful!ReplyDelete
What fun designs you came up with! Love the indigo too :)ReplyDelete
very cool! i've been wanting to try indigo but haven't gotten to it yet. has the dye crocked much?ReplyDelete
Pretty cool designs!ReplyDelete
These turned out beautifully! Bookmarking this for a late summer day ;)ReplyDelete
oh I love all of these!!! so great. wish I would have given it a try! next time, right?! I cannot wait to see what you make with these, maybe you have made something already!! :)ReplyDelete
Perfect!! What a marvelous weekend!!ReplyDelete
You got some very cool pieces! What a fun kit to work with. My daughter is going to teach me the art of hand dying in a week or two...I am so excited to learn her surface design techniques!ReplyDelete
Very cool. I have a dye kit with green dye. I might have to break it out and give this a try. Best to do it in the warm weather, so it can be outside.ReplyDelete
I want to dye more! It was such a fun day. I think your popsicle stick piece is one of my favorites from the day! And the pebbles, of course.ReplyDelete
Wow, what a gorgeous transformation! I bet you guys really enjoyed this activity. I really adore the teamwork you guys have. And the outcome is really fantastic! Hope to see more cool and vibrant colors to dye! Thanks a lot for the inspiration. I might try this out. See ya!ReplyDelete
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Wow! So amazing! That sounded like a wonderful weekend!ReplyDelete
The fabric came out GREAT!ReplyDelete
These are great!ReplyDelete
I have all of my supplies together and ready to get started! Have you dyed a quilt before??? Seems rather daunting to try to handle all of that wet fabric (queen size)ReplyDeleteReplies
I haven't! That would be quite a task! I would recommend a large container with lots of extra room for the dye bath, and a second set of hands for sure. A second empty container to put it in after it's been dyed, would be helpful too I think. To squeeze out the extra liquid without getting it too messy. Best of luck!Delete
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