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The gallery attendant at a museum is responsible for protecting items in the museum collection. An attendant also assists museum visitors and helps the museum director or curator in maintaining exhibits.
Public Function
A gallery attendant is responsible for interacting with the public on behalf of the museum. They may check membership cards, tickets and passes. The attendant supervises visitors while they are viewing exhibits, shares information, gives directions and ensures that all visitors leave at closing. Most important, a gallery attendant greets visitors and represents the museum to the general public.
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A gallery attendant often performs the front-of-the house functions of a museum. They may be responsible for opening and closing the doors, setting security systems and ensuring that ticket personnel are on duty. Gallery attendants also examine the exhibits and collection periodically and report needed repairs or maintenance. Gallery attendants may assist with installation of exhibits.
A gallery attendant must have an appreciation for art, history or science, depending upon the type of museum. They must work well with the public, be friendly and authoritative with the ability to communicate clearly. The work requires good attention to detail, and the ability to stay alert for long periods of time in a very quiet environment. A gallery attendant may have to stand for long periods of time. The work is primarily indoors, although some gallery attendants may travel for school programs or to escort special exhibits.
Generally, the position of gallery attendant requires a high school diploma or G.E.D. Some community colleges offer courses in museum management, which would be applicable to a job as a gallery attendant. Most museums provide on-the-job training.
The position of gallery attendant is often staffed by museum volunteers. It is a good job for students and the semi-retired, as the hours can be flexible.
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It ends all square at the Liberty Stadium between Swansea City and West Ham United. Sam Allardyce has masterminded another clean sheet on the road for the Londoners. Swansea huffed and puffed but couldn't blow down the visitor's defensive wall. Jussi Jaaskelainen, Winston Reid and James Tomkins will get a pat on the back for their displays. Laudrup will have some stern words reserved for the Welsh side. Despite some heavy rotation, they were well off the pace after their Europa League excursions.
FULL-TIME: Swansea City 0-0 West Ham United
90' + 3'PENALTY SHOUT! Dyer slams the ball at Cole inside the box and pleads with referee Phil Dowd for a spot kick. The man in charge is having none of it though.
90' + 2'West Ham are in no rush to get on with a set-piece. They won't give this away now. This has been a disciplined, organised and effective display from the visitors. Sam Allardyce deserves great credit. With a potent forward, they might have even won this.
90'A loud cheer of encouragement rings around the Liberty Stadium as the board signals four minutes of additional time.
89'Stewart Downing is casual on the right wing as he thinks he is settling for a throw in. He looks gobsmacked when the linesman flags for a Swansea throw! West Ham survive the danger, much to Downing's relief.
87'Yellow Card Joe Cole
87'Noble carries the ball forward with a surging run from midfield, he crosses into the box but Joe Cole's swinging shot is well blocked by Angel Rangel. West Ham could snatch this on the break and complete a flawless away performance.
85'Michu is fed through on goal by Leon Britton but the flag goes up for offside. It was a really tight decision, but Jaaskelainen made another great save regardless. The veteran goalkeeper and his two centre-backs have been immense.
83'Great defending from Tomkins again to nip in ahead of Bony as he tried to combine with Michu in the final third. Carlton Cole and Chico are embroiled in an off-the-ball incident. Allardyce looks amused.
81'Chico forrays on to the right wing and somehow wins his side a corner with a deflected shot. Swansea are throwing the kitchen sink at their opponents but the corner is wastefully overhit.
80'West Ham are camped right back in their own half. They are inviting pressure from the hosts. They look confident in their ability to shut the Swans out.
78'SubstitutionRavel Morrison Joe Cole
77'Joe Cole is going to come on for Ravel Morisson to make his 350th Premier League appearance. Coincidently, he also made his first ever West Ham appearance in an FA Cup tie against Swansea.
76'Great defending from Tomkins. De Guzman's free kick crossed into the box looked like it was about to drop on Bony's head but the West Ham defender did really well to intervene and save his team. Defending like that is as good as a goal.
74'West Ham are trying to play some keep ball now to take the impetus out of Swansea's attack. Bony goes in hard and late on Jaaskelainen as the Hammers almost gave it away under pressure.
72'GREAT SAVE! A Swansea corner falls kindly for Wilfried Bony in the box, the substitute fires a shot at goal from close range but Jaaskelainen does brilliantly to react and push the ball away from danger. Still got it, the Finnish stopper.
70'More confusion with Vorm and his defenders. There is a lack of communication it seems as Williams and the Dutchman almost take each other out going for the same ball.
68'The corner is easily defended by the hosts though. Looks like Allardyce is going in for the kill with the introduction of Carlton Cole.
67'Rat launches a long throw into the box and Carlton Cole is there to flick it on with his first touch of the match. Chico slices the ball out for a corner...
66'SubstitutionÁlvaro Wilfried Bony
65'Yellow Card Ángel Rangel
65'Carlton Cole comes on for West Ham, his first appearance since re-signing for the club earlier this month. A goal from him would complete a great narrative...
64'SubstitutionMohamed Diame C. Cole
64'Morrison searches for an opening in the box but Chico defends well, as he has all afternoon. Vasquez has a long-range shot moments later, but it's high, wide and not at all handsome.
62'CLOSE! Reid makes Vorm's life difficult from a corner by standing right in front of him, allowing Noble to have a strike at goal from the cross but the midfielder can't find a gap in the wall of bodies in front of him.
61'SubstitutionWayne Routledge Pablo Hernández
60'Rangel casually nods the ball back to Vorm and the goalkeeper has to scramble to the byline to prevent a needless corner.
58'West Ham squeezing Swansea back to the halfway line. The home side are going to have to be patient if they are to score this afternoon. At the moment they are finding it incredibly difficult to manufacture chances.
55'CHANCE! Nathan Dyer does brilliantly to lose his man and create space for a cross. He delivers one low and hard for Vasquez but it has too much on it and despite the striker's best efforts, it flies away for a throw.
52'That promise of improvement may have been premature. There isn't any tempo to the home side's passing, the midfielders are taking far too many touches on the ball. West Ham, again, are looking reasonably comfortable.
49'Almost a chance for Swansea early in this second period but Vasquez fails to control the ball when he is fed through and it comes to nothing. Early signs of improvement though.
46'West Ham take the kick-off and we are underway in the second half. Let's hope for some goals!
The teams are slowly making their way out for the second period. Let's see if Swansea can find some penetration, otherwise West Ham could be on their way to successive away wins in the Premier League for the first time since December 2007.
Surprising statistic which sums up the story of the first half. West Ham managed 11 shots in that 45 minutes, compared to the home team's total of two (via Opta).
Sam Allardyce will definitely be the happier of the two managers at half-time. His strikerless West Ham side have dealt with the limited threat Swansea have posed well and have had the better of the chances. Downing and Nolan have come closest without success. Michael Laudrup needs to inspire his team to improve in the second period. They have not been their usual selves.
HALF-TIME: Swansea City 0-0 West Ham United
45' + 1'CHANCE! Ravel Morrison does brilliantly to get to the byline and cross into the box but Kevin Nolan can't quite connect cleanly with his header and it goes flying over the bar!
45'Two minutes will be added on at the end of the half.
44'Routledge gets back to help out Taylor. Despite his best intentions all he's done is make matters worse as he concedes a free kick near the corner flag. Swansea are not at the races, the referee's whistle couldn't come sooner.
43'Yellow Card Ravel Morrison
41'It's all gone a bit flat at the Liberty Stadium now, West Ham are in the ascendancy. Michael Laudrup will be happy to take this into half-time at 0-0. Sam Allardyce, on the other hand, will be smelling a goal.
38'Diame breaks down the right and he makes his way into the box. Swansea hammer clear for a throw though. West Ham are coming on strong late in this half. This hasn't been the flowing stuff we usually associate with Swansea.
35'Matthew Jarvis replaces Vaz Te who has been forced off by a wrist injury. Routledge tries to create an opening down the left wing but Demel comes across to avert the danger.
34'SubstitutionRicardo Vaz Te Matt Jarvis
33'Dyer tries to launch a crossfield ball out to Routledge on the other flank. It's slightly over-hit and the skiddy turf doesn't help the latter's pursuit as it bounces over the touchline. Meanwhile, Ricardo Vaz Te is receiving treatment for an injury on the sideline.
30'Vorm is not having the best of spells at present. He flaps at the third corner in as many minutes but gets away with it. Very shakey from the Swansea man at present, West Ham may look to capitalise.
27'CHANCE! Guy Demel has another chance from a corner but he heads over from close range. Should have done a lot better. Sam Allaradyce has his head in his hands.
24'Yellow Card Guy Demel
24'CLOSE! Rangel clears off the line after Vorm makes a complete mess of a routine ball into the box. Almost a catastrophe for the Dutchman in goal for Swansea.
22'The rain has now stopped, the clouds have parted and the sun has come out. West Ham meanwhile have weathered the storm, pardon the pub, and are attempting to get on the front foot themselves.
20'It's safe to say this match is being played among a torrential downpour. It should benefit Swansea's slick passing style, if anything.
18'CHANCE! First flowing move from the hosts. Williams gets involved from the back and combines well with Routledge. Swansea get a corner from it but Chico's header which follows it is way off the mark. That's got the crowd going a bit.
16'CHANCE! Routledge swings a right-footed cross into the box from the left flank with the outside of his boot but Vazquez's diving header is saved easily by Jaaskelainen.
13'Sam Allardyce will be delighted with the start his side have made. Swansea, usually so good on the ball, are being made to look decidedly average by the Hammers. Still a long way to go, of course.
11'Winston Reid goes in hard on Alvaro Vasquez to give a free kick away in his own half. Michu looks likely to swing the ball into the penalty area from the set-piece before taking it short. Swansea's momentum is lost when Routledge loses out to Demel.
8'CLOSE! Stewart Downing cuts inside on his left foot from the right flank but Michel Vorm manages to make the save from the Englishman's effort. The resulting corner is hit towards Demel but the defender miscues his effort from close range.
6'Because West Ham are sitting deep in their own half, Swansea have uncharacteristically hit a couple of long diagonal balls over the the defence already. Easily dealt with by the visitors though.
4'Guy Demel bursts forward down the right-hand side. He falls to the floor under a challenge but the linesman, close at hand, keeps his flag rooted to his side.
3'West Ham enjoy an early spell of possession against Michael Laudrup's side with Stewart Downing offering a lots of width over on the right flank. This is a promising start from the visitors.
1'Swansea take the kick-off and we are underway!
Both teams are emerging from the tunnel, kick-off at the Liberty Stadium is moments away...
Ahead of the game, Sam Allardyce has moved to disspell rumours that Andy Carroll is close to a return from his injury woes, saying: "The stories that Andy Carroll is returning to us this week are not true. There is still a while to go there. He'll be back we hope in the next two to three weeks. Hopefully he can start full training when he does come back. It's always been a week-by-week assessment."
Meanwhile Swansea manager Michael Laudrup makes save changes from the team that played in the Europa League on Thursday. Most of those are rotational, but the return of Ashley Williams from injury is a massive boost for the Swans.
Back to the team news; West Ham are unchanged from the home defeat to Manchester City last weekend. Carlton Cole earns a place on the bench and could feature at some point this afternoon.
So looks like we may be in for a draw if those last two tidbits are anything to go by. However, it should be a goalfest - there have been more goals scored at the Liberty Stadium this season (16) than at any other Premier League ground.
Not as surprising, but fascinating nonetheless, West Ham have not won back-to-back Premier League away games since December 2007.
Here's a surprising statistic for you ahead of the 16.00 BST kick-off; Swansea City will be looking to win successive Premier League games for the first time since December 1st 2012!
West Ham: Jaaskelainen; Demel, Reid, Tomkins, Rat; Morrison, Noble, Nolan, Diame, Downing; Vaz Te. Subs: Adrian, Jarvis, Maiga, Taylor, O'Brien, C.Cole, J.Cole.
Swansea: Vorm; Rangel, Chico, Williams, Taylor; Britton, De Guzman; Michu, Dyer, Routledge; Vazquez. Subs: Tremmel, Tiendalli, Amat, Canas, Pozuelo, Hernandez, Bony.
First up, here are today's teams...
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Two years after John announced on our honeymoon that he wanted to quit his job and "do something in cheese," we unlocked the front door to our very own cheese shop on February 11, 2010. We've been asked many times since, "Why a Cheese Shop?" and the answer is simple. After putting ourselves through cheese bootcamps, running a cheese club out of our house, attending cheese conferences, interning for French affineur Herve Mons, journeying through Europe, and eating our way through thousands of tasty cheese morsels, we honed in on our true passions: eating, talking, traveling, and spending time together. Over a bottle of wine one evening, we realized that working behind a cheese case would bring them all together.
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Yasmene [yas-mene] as a name for girls. The meaning of the name Yasmene is "jasmine flower". Yasmene is an alternate form of Yasmin (Arabic, Persian): Yasamin is the original form.
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VARIANTS Yazmin▼, Yasmine▼, Yasmeen
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Global College of Education, is duly recognized by NCTE, approved by State govt. of A.P. and affiliated to Osmania University, started functioning for the academic year 2007 2008 from 10th December 2007, as per instructions given by Convener Ed-CET 2007.The college is located in the heart of the city. We have 99 students of all methodologies of B.Ed. mathematics, physical Scienes, Biological Science, Social Science put together. The management has appointed qualified faculty for all disciplines.The status of the teacher reflects the socio-cultural ethos of a society.According to Swami Vivekananda an Eminent Educationalist, Education is not merely confined to books, but it is, drawing the best out of individual & to draw the best out of all teacher trainees, to equip them with communicative skills, to help them to train he tiny tots into responsible citizen of future, the college has planned & executing a number of activities of like seminars, Symposia, Guest Lecturers, News Letter, Wall magazine, Debates, Excursions, field trips and competitions for talent search. What not?! For all these activities the pivotal personality is our secretary sir, Mr. K.M. Arifuddin & his able & perpetual guidanceThe vision, is bright future of the young students and the mission is to provide quality education to the student to improve their best teaching with the students for future building and as such the College Management is committed to the educational values in particular and human values in general.Teaching is a pious activity & has been enjoying a place of high prestige in Indian Culture since the dawn of human civilization. India is regarded as Land of Teachers since, acquisition & dissemination of knowledge has been an integral part of our culture for centuries. It has been universally recognized that teaching undoubtedly performs a crucial social function.Education is an important social phenomenon both in developed and developing societies and Teaching is an inseparable component of the process of Education
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We believe a biased judge disrupted a reasonable and legal process to close the wolf hunt after too many Yellowstone National Park wolves were taken. We are asking for a return to the wolf management plan as in 2011 when a very low quota protected many YNP wolves.
Gilbert's ruling contains many irrelevancies and biases, like her argument that we need to take out wolves because they depredate on livestock. Not in the YNP area they don't.
If the folks at the top of the ladder would take the scientists' findings, they would learn the good things that have happened in the national parks after the reintroduction of the wolves, such as vegetation growing and the otters, the moose, the song birds and the beaver coming back.
We would like every one involved in voting to vote "no" on HB 73.
Linda L. and Larry L. Rabe
Toppenish, Wash.
Hats off to Jessica Mayrer for "Arrested Development" (see cover story, Jan. 24). Thanks for a clear article about a complex situation. I could follow it all the way to the final quote from Seale: "We're still hoping we'll persevere." What does that even mean? A person either perseveres or he doesn't, right? "Hoping" to persevere isn't much of a hope, is it? Thanks again.
Marylor Wilson
"The Best Defense" (see Opinion, Jan. 24) is one woman's perspective. But the "gun issue" is no more clearly monolithic for women of the West then it is for any segment of society.
Let me begin by stating that I am also a liberal woman. I consider myself a pacifist, I oppose the death penalty, I prefer positive reinforcement dog training methods and my personal spiritual practice emphasizes avoiding doing harm to other beings. It is clear, therefore, that I approach this issue from a particular bias. However, I do not believe that being a pacifist and being a warrior are mutually exclusive. I have practiced various martial arts throughout my life. I also run regularly, and though I am on the petite side, I consider myself a physically strong woman. I am not certain that I would always be able to overpower or outmaneuver an attacker under all circumstances. As a recent sexual assault tragedy between jiu-jitsu teammates in New York reminds us, those who practice martial arts are not "immune from being victims of crime because of their 'special powers.'"
On one point, Ms. Nealson and I are in agreement. The greatest power my training has given me is confidence and knowledge to avoid acting like a victim. As Ms. Nealson points out, the vast majority of the time, this is all the defense that a woman (or anyone) needs to protect them from assaults in public spaces. So, what about the other times?
How we approach those unlikely, extreme circumstances is a question of ethics, not of gender or region. Ms. Nealson prefers a gun because it allows her to keep her distance from her attacker. But, usually, you can't know the intentions of your assailant until they're already close enough to grab you (or your purse). I do not want to live in a world where children in hoodies are shot down because they look like a threat. Whether I live in the Wild West, or anywhere else, I don't want to live in a society where we shoot first and ask questions later. I want to live in a community where deadly force is considered a last resort. I want to wait until I feel I have no other choice before I inflict undue harm on another person. Perhaps this means I will risk being closer to them and not as effective in my response when the time comes. That is part of the risk we take every day we wake up alive—that we will not see the sun setting at the end of it.
This spring I will travel to Pablo once a week for work. Statistically, I am far more likely to die or be injured on Highway 93 than by being attacked in the street. Instead of letting fear keep me from living, I let it motivate me to live every minute, so I will be ready when the time comes. It is good to be cautious, but we should be just as cautious of letting fear overcome our compassion.
Alexa Sample
It seems everyone wants to bury a pipeline from Canada to Texas.
Has anyone thought of processing oil through a refinery in North Dakota and then delivering the finished product? This seems to me it could really reduce cost of gas and other products throughout the United States from a more centralized area than out of Texas.
Lloyd DeBruycker
I am appalled by the story in the January 17 edition of the Independent about the lack of a sufficient number of calculators in a math class at Willard School (see "Held back"). Funding for necessary equipment might be undertaken by the Missoula Education Foundation.
However, the more important issue is that with all the talk about "graduation matters," and having a "star" as superintendent because of the fabulous new programs that are being initiated in our school system, and the money that various grants have brought in which will lead to all kinds of educational opportunities, it is unbelievable that basic educational tools are unavailable, and that money to purchase them is also, apparently, unavailable. What nonsense. How deplorable that haggling over whether Willard School is really a school, or only a program, tells me that bureaucracy is running rampant.
How can we possibly expect students to be prepared for jobs in the real world, when basic educational tools are unavailable? No calculators in the math class. Inadequate collection of books in the library. No transportation for students who were privileged to participate in a real world experience to enhance their educational experience. Unbelieveable.
While I don't think walking did serious harm to the students, having to do so, along with dealing with other deficiencies in their school, doubtless sent a message. And that message wasn't a positive one. Graduation does matter, but do we want the message to these kids to be: Graduation matters because then I won't have to put up with getting the short shift? They will have enough of that to put up with when they do graduate. Let's make their educational experience as positive as possible.
Jean Bowman
I read Dan Brooks' column, "Happy trails: A toast to Denny Rehberg's 12 years of service" in last week's issue. I enjoyed it very much, but I thought there were some nuances that could strengthen Brooks' overall point that Montanans no longer want the archetypical "drunken farm boy" representing them.
As a non-native of Montana, I have been surprised by how strongly Montanans of all ages and of all political leanings view themselves. It seems that many still buy into the idea that Montana is a state and lifestyle wholly separate and unique from anywhere else in the country. This is common to hear from people who live on the East Coast in our nation's urban centers who have never seen Montana and still believe that it is the Wild West myth—and for a population that knows little else than a traffic choked stop-and-go commute along an interstate every morning, this is understandable. But it's time that Montanans stop buying into their own legend because it shares less and less with reality as the years march forward.
I think Rehberg's loss had at least as much do with Montana's population shift as it does with longtime residents simply changing their minds. The state's demographics have changed over the past 30 to 40 years, and as much as some Montanans may hate this outside "invasion," it is undeniable. Now certainly, many elements of the state have remained the same as some newcomers have embraced fully the idea of Montana. But, as more people bring diverse folkways and as Montana becomes less isolated through the media, internet, etc., it shares more and more in common with its fellow states and departs further and further from its Wild West persona. This is the unfortunate truth of the 21st century, and it is up to Montanans of all breeds to accept this and grow past their utopian provincial image. And perhaps, not re-electing Rehberg was one example of this.
Michael Dax
Unlike Dan Brooks, I neither love nor identify with Rehberg or his ilk and I am thrilled that he is no longer my representative. In fact, I was essentially unrepresented while he held his office for the long 12 years in Congress. Thank you, Montanans, for finally waking up and voting him out of Washington!
My hope is that he just slinks off and lays low on his ranch, staying out of politics. I doubt that will happen due to his over-inflated ego, but maybe his loss will bring on some introspection and change. Yeah, when pigs fly! The guy was a jerk, is a jerk, and no doubt will stay a jerk, albeit a mega-rich one thanks to taxpayers' money.
Mari von Hoffmann
From Culbertson to Miles City, cities are being hit hard by the costs of oil development.
Sidney is expected to need $47 million in improvements to accommodate Bakken newcomers. Bainville, population 200, is expected to accommodate a 350-person man-camp because of a new frack-sand facility. In Culbertson, the sewer lagoons are at capacity.
Who pays for these infrastructure costs? Not the companies making the profits from the oil wells. The oil and gas companies escape almost all taxes on Montana's Bakken wells for the first 18 months. They only pay a rate of 0.5 percent as compared to the regular tax rate of 9 percent. In 2011, this tax difference—or tax holiday—cost the state of Montana almost $50 million!
Montana's tax holiday was enacted when oil prices were $11-$16 per barrel. Today, prices are $85-$105 per barrel. Does the oil industry really need a taxpayer subsidy these days?
By contrast, North Dakota attached a price trigger to their tax holiday to ensure their taxpayers weren't subsidizing the oil industry when prices are high. As a result, North Dakota is in a far better position than Montana to pay for the costs that accompany large-scale development.
It's time our legislature repealed this tax holiday in order to provide money to the impacted communities, where it is urgently needed. Montana cannot afford to give the oil and gas industry a free ride anymore.
Cindy Webber
Big Timber
Gov. Steve Bullock has decided to ignore the Schweitzer administration's budget submitted last November and instead opt into Obamacare's Medicaid eligibility expansion. This looks to be a patently bad idea; and even if it's not there's no reason to rush forcing Montana's taxpayers into yet more unsustainable entitlement spending and to herd more of our citizens into a system that provides inferior care at great expense.
First let's get a little background out of the way and then I'll explain why it's a bad idea.
Medicaid provides health insurance—not necessarily health care, but more on that later—to families with incomes up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level. Montana's taxpayers currently pay about 33 percent of the program's cost, with the federal government picking up the balance.
Last summer's Supreme Court ruling let states decide whether to increase Medicaid eligibility to 138 percent of the FPL, which Obamacare tried to mandate. Many people portray this as "free money" since Washington says it will cover almost all the costs until 2017 and then ramp down to 90 percent of the costs after that. But that promise, like so many others that were made during the health care reform debate, simply doesn't match the facts on the ground.
These facts argue against expanding Medicaid eligibility for two major reasons, one of them financial and the other one moral. The financial reason is that we already know this expansion isn't "free money" for the state. And the moral reason is that it will result in thousands of Montanans being dumped into a system that results in inferior access to care, with many of them forced out of much better private insurance plans.
Estimates of Montana's potential share of expansion costs vary pretty wildly but most come in between $100 million and $200 million, or the equivalent of between 200 and 400 new teachers, for example. Our costs increase for a lot of reasons, but I'll just highlight a few obvious ones.
First, with Obamacare scheduled to cut $8 billion from Medicaid and $500 billion from Medicare, you can be sure that Montana's health care providers will be coming to taxpayers to be made whole when their costs inevitably outpace their reimbursements under these government programs.
Next, the largest single increase will result from people who are eligible for Medicaid at the 133 percent FPL rate, but not currently enrolled, coming out of the woodwork as word gets out that eligibility has been expanded. Many of these people are technically uninsured today but would be enrolled in Medicaid and receive care if they needed it. Many others, though, have their own insurance and would simply shift from private to public coverage. Since they wouldn't meet the new 138 percent FPL threshold, about 33 percent of their insurance costs would be shifted from them or their employers to Montana taxpayers.
And finally, for anyone who believes that the federal government will continue to reimburse states at the 100 or even 90 percent level, well, I've got a bridge to sell you. Washington's budget woes are going to be transferred to the states, and states like Montana that get from Washington much more than we give are going to feel the pain first and most acutely.
Shifting our most vulnerable population to Medicaid is also immoral. Studies consistently show that Medicaid patients have poorer access to care than privately insured patients. Since Medicaid typically pays physicians 56 percent of the amount private insurers pay, fewer doctors are accepting new patients and they eventually wind up in hospitals with more serious conditions than those who are privately insured. In addition, there's scant reliable evidence that Medicaid improves health outcomes at all, and zero evidence that it is the best way to improve health outcomes per dollar spent.
Expanding Medicaid will only worsen our health care system's woes, increasing costs and decreasing access to quality care while adding a new entitlement burden on taxpayers and dumping thousands of low income Montanans into a failing program. There's no rush to expand. If it works for other states we can always sign on. But this is one case where we shouldn't lead with our chin.
Carl Graham
CEO, Montana Policy Institute
The filibuster overhaul supported by Bob Brown and Anders Blewett is a nice idea (see Letters, Dec. 27), but it is nothing more than treating the symptom of an illness rather than going to the cause and changing whatever behavior or action caused the symptom in the first place. The filibuster itself isn't the problem, it's the people who abuse it. Brown is a Republican and former Secretary of State. Mr. Blewitt is a Democrat and currently a Montana legislator. Being members of the two major parties exposes their respective strengths and weaknesses. Their strengths being that they are part of the organizations that have the power to make or rescind the nation's and state's laws. Their weaknesses being that they are part of the organizations that have the power to abuse the nation's and state's laws, and they can rarely look past their own party allegiance and political duopoly.
Filibuster overhaul is not what is needed to cure our ills, it's political overhaul—a political overhaul that recognizes that we, as a nation, have outgrown the two-party system. A two-party system that is doing more to hinder the growth of our government than help it grow and prosper. For that we need new blood, new ideas, new parties and new oxygen flowing in the body politic.
Yet try to get a former Republican elected official, or a currently serving Democratic elected official, to admit and speak up for what so many of us regularly acknowledge and wish for. No, they'd rather speak about what their parties can do to overhaul symptoms, rather than going to the root of the problem—the ossified two-party male-majority political system.
John Marshall
Hot Springs
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As we usher in a new administration, filled with hope and promise for our future, against the backdrop of a severe economic situation, teetering on recession and war, Barack Obama has wasted no time setting new policy. Beginning with freezing salaries for top White House staffers, imposing new ethics rules for his administration, and preparing to meet with economic and foreign policy advisors, his first day in office has begun in full force.
There is no doubt that the new United States President, Barack Obama, is the most techno-savvy of any political candidate at his level, of all time. He did, after all, build a grass-roots Internet effort so unprecedented, that technology pundits are still talking about it, and public relations industry people are studying it. In his own way, President Obama – who has made no secret of his admiration for President Abraham Lincoln, has emancipated the confines of the traditional political campaign, by deploying the most advanced technologically connected network of any political candidate, of all time.
President Obama saw the power of the Internet early on in his campaign, and realized how he could best harness and capture the imagination and engagement of millions of U.S. citizens. What his means historically, has yet to be realized, however, most would agree that its impact will have epic proportions.
During his candidacy for President, Obama kept in constant contact with friends, through e-mail. He had also relied upon e-mail heavily, to keep abreast of campaign day events. He used it as any technologically advanced executive does – even using it for memorandums and briefing books, which were seldom ever printed out. Longer documents were responded to from his laptop computer, often with his own red-type revisions.
Obama would regularly receive lists of news clippings, and stayed plugged in, through a network of friends from college, Chicago and other places. Given how important it was for him to have access to unfiltered information from many sources, he will most likely miss that kind of freedom.
As I looked as closely as possible at the first official picture taken of President Obama at his desk in the Oval Office, I strained to see if the laptop that he said he'd wanted, was anywhere in sight. I have yet to see the beloved laptop, in any photograph that has surfaced thus far.
The reason why the BlackBerry is so significant for our new President – is the same reason as it is, for anyone who is mobile, and technologically connected. The BlackBerry represents to him, and so many other people, connection to the things that mean the most to them: family, friends, co-workers, business associates. It symbolizes a level of freedom that most people simply take for granted. For many, it has freed them from the ball and chain of a regular office environment.
It seems inconceivable, that a man who is helming the most important posts in the nation's government, and the country, if not the world, would ever be denied some of the basic technological tools that virtually everyone in any business office environment, now utilizes, as a fundamental tool in getting their work accomplished.
What this brings to light, is the magnitude of how important computer and technology security issues are, in the world today.
The fact that our government has yet to figure out how to ensure that President Obama has a ready line to his network of staff members and public, is likely to be a challenge for him.
Perhaps this will be one of the most important technological targets that our new President will face, explore, confront and handle. The impact of how it will all play out, will be most interesting to watch. As for me, I will continue to scrutinize all photos of the Oval Office, in ways I'd never imagined.
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Tickets for Good allows supporters to directly pledge their help to people from local good causes, including veterans and armed forces personnel, gifting them the chance to attend a match at Ibrox.
Rangers FC has donated 2,000 tickets for league fixtures during season 2016/17 which fans can buy for just £10 each. The Rangers Charity Foundation will then donate the tickets to a variety of local community groups and charities for the benefit of service users, volunteers and carers, allowing them to take in the special atmosphere at Ibrox and enjoy a home league fixture. For some of the lucky recipients it might be the first time they have had the opportunity to attend a game.
Every penny from the sale of the tickets is also donated to the Rangers Charity Foundation, with the funds being used to boost our work in the local community and to help vulnerable children around the world via our partnership with Unicef.
With the potential to raise £20,000 for the Rangers Charity Foundation and welcome 2,000 people from a host of local worthwhile causes, Tickets for Good is an exciting initiative with the power to do a huge amount of good.
To buy a Ticket For Good click here or visit the Rangers Ticket Centre in person!
Every supporter who buys a Ticket for Good will receive a message of thanks from the Rangers Charity Foundation and a follow up message letting them know which game their ticket was used for along with examples of the people and causes which benefited from their generous gesture.
Please note that unlike usual ticket purchases, no physical tickets will be sent out. Tickets bought will be sent to the Rangers Charity Foundation for onward donation to a range of local causes. In addition, thanks to online ticketing provider Advanced, there will be no cost associated with any purchase due to the special charitable nature of this scheme.


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In my career as an environmental lawyer, I have focused on bringing people together to achieve cleanups, revitalize sites, resolve disputes. I concentrate on finding solutions and common ground. Outside of the legal world, I've found that the same bottom line applies: In the end, it's always the people who matter.
Mr. Farer concentrates his practice on the impact of environmental laws on transactions and real property in New Jersey and around the nation. A nationally renowned environmental lawyer, he has been on the cutting edge of developments in the environmental sector since the 1980s, and is Immediate Past President of the American College of Environmental Lawyers. He was recently invited to speak at Oxford University's Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, where he presented a talk on particular developments and trends in U.S. environmental law.
Mr. Farer has extensive experience related to the cleanup and redevelopment of contaminated properties including brownfields, environmental compliance and insurance issues, institutional and engineering controls, assessing and negotiating liability under federal and state Superfund laws, resolution of environmental issues in bankruptcy proceedings, litigation arising from those issues, and the emerging field of sustainable development and green building. He advises clients on environmental contractual protection techniques, due diligence, transaction-triggered environmental laws, funding options for brownfields redevelopment, state and federal cleanup liabilities, deed notices and use restrictions, and environmental disclosures. He also has substantial experience as special environmental counsel in bankruptcy proceedings, dealing with state and federal environmental authorities in the process of estimating and resolving environmental liabilities of bankrupt entities.
Mr. Farer serves as Special Master in environmental lawsuits in New Jersey, having been appointed to those positions by Judges of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division. He is a qualified mediator under New Jersey court rules. He has also been selected by the United States District Court, District of New Jersey, to serve on the District's Panel of Mediators, and has been appointed to an additional term on the panel.
Prior to joining the firm in January 2012 as chair of its newly established Environmental Department, Mr. Farer chaired the Environmental & Brownfields practice group at Farer Fersko, where he established that firm's environmental practice in 1984.
For over thirty years, Mr. Farer has written and lectured extensively on environmental issues in New Jersey and nationally. He developed and chairs two long-standing American Law Institute Continuing Legal Education (ALI CLE, formerly ALI-ABA) national courses of study: "The Impact of Environmental Law on Real Estate and Business Transactions: Brownfields and Beyond," which has been presented since 1987, and "Environmental Insurance." Since the mid-1980s, he has developed and presented numerous seminars for the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education (NJICLE), including his longstanding series of lectures, programs and associated manuals on New Jersey's Industrial Site Recovery Act (ISRA, formerly ECRA) and New Jersey's Brownfield Law. His most recent NJICLE programs have focused on New Jersey's Site Remediation Reform Act and its Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) program.
Honors & Awards
- Immediate Past President and Fellow, American College of Environmental Lawyers (ACOEL); first New Jersey attorney appointed to fellowship; member of the Executive Committee and former Secretary; former co-chair of the Program and Education Committee; regular contributor to ACOEL's blog on environmental law topics (click here to view most recent post)
- Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Rated AV® Preeminent (a trademark of Internet Brands, Inc.) (1990 – present)
- Selected for inclusion in Chambers USA - America's Leading Lawyers for Business (a publication of Chambers and Partners) in the Environmental practice area (2005 – present)
- Listed in The Best Lawyers in America© (a trademark of Woodward/White, Inc.) in the Environmental Law practice area (2007 – present)
- Selected by Best Lawyers® (a trademark of Woodward/White, Inc.) as 2015 Woodbridge "Lawyer of the Year" in Environmental Law
- Listed in New Jersey Super Lawyers (a Thompson Reuters business) in the Environmental practice area (2005 – present)
- Selected for inclusion in Who's Who Legal – Environment (a publication of Law Business Research Ltd.) (2010 – present)
- Selected for inclusion in the Who's Who Legal 2017 - Compendium Edition (a publication of Law Business Research Ltd.)
A description of the standard or methodology on which the accolades are based can be found HERE. No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey.
Activities & Experience
- Presented a talk at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at the University of Oxford in March 2015. Mr. Farer spoke on the topic of "Real estate & business transactions as prime drivers of environmental compliance activities in the U.S. - Sources/Developments/Latest Trends."
- Member, American Bar Association; Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources and the Section of Dispute Resolution
- Interviewed David J. Hayes, Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, at the October 2012 annual meeting of the American College of Environmental Lawyers in Washington, D.C. In 2009, Mr. Farer had the honor of interviewing Mr. Hayes for a special ACOEL presentation on the Obama administration's environmental initiatives and priorities.
- Interviewed for the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT) website on the legislative and regulatory impacts of Superstorm Sandy, vapor intrusion and other environmental issues in the workplace (March 2013); on the regulation of environmentally sustainable building (March 2012); on brownfield redevelopment opportunities (March 2011)
- Argued successfully before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in U.S. v CDMG Realty Co., where the court held that an interim property owner cannot be held responsible under the federal Superfund law for "passive migration" of pre-existing contamination. Click here to read the Court's opinion.
- Lectured in London on U.S. environmental law issues. The three-day, April 2002 international law symposium was co-sponsored by the U.K. Law Society, the European Company Lawyers Association and ALI-ABA. Faculty members included former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, senior judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals and other noted U.S. teachers and practitioners.
Presentations & Speaking Engagements
- Sponsor: Justice Marie L. Garibaldi American Inn of Court for Alternative Dispute Resolution, May 7, 2015
- Planning Chair and Faculty Member, Environmental Insurance: Emerging Issues and Latest Developments on the New Coverage and Insurance Cost RecoverySponsor: ALI CLE National Course of Study, 2000 – present
- Planning Chair and Faculty Member, Allocating Environmental Risk in Transactions: Case Law and Drafting TipsSponsor: ALI CLE Audio Webinar, June 25, 2014
- Moderator/Presenter, The Changing Face of Site Remediation & Development in New Jersey: The Impact of Sandy, LSRPs and Other Critical IssuesSponsor: New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, November 21, 2013
- Sponsor: PlanSmart NJ, September 12, 2013
- Planning Chair and Faculty Member, The Impact of Environmental Law on Real Estate and Business Transactions: Brownfields and BeyondSponsor: ALI CLE (formerly ALI-ABA) National Course of Study, April 18, 2013 - April 19, 2013
- Discussion Leader, Environmental Hazards in the WorkplaceSponsor: NAREIT REITWise 2013 Law, Accounting & Finance Conference, March 20, 2013
- It's Not Just About OSHA!Sponsor: New Jersey Corporate Counsel Association 10th Annual Full Day CLE Conference, September 12, 2012
- Presenter, Allocation of Environmental Risks in TransactionsSponsor: American College of Environmental Lawyers Annual Meeting, September 2011
- Planning Chair and Faculty Member, Environmental Insurance: Market Update and the Latest on Negotiation and Claim StrategiesSponsor: ALI-ABA Video Webcast, May 1, 2011
- Discussion Leader, Green Issues RoundtableSponsor: NAREIT REITWise 2011 Law, Accounting & Finance Conference, March 2011
- Planning Chair and Faculty Member, Allocating Environmental Risk in Transactions: Case Law and Drafting TipsSponsor: ALI-ABA Audio Webinar, March 2011
- Faculty, Environmental Law Update: Hot Topics for In-House CounselSponsor: New Jersey Law Journal In-House Counsel CLE Seminar, November 2010
- Planning Chair and Faculty Member, Site Remediation Reform and the New LSRP System: Transactional, Technical and Brownfield ImpactsSponsor: New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, March 2010
- Moderator, Climate Change Legislation and RegulationSponsor: American College of Environmental Lawyers Annual Meeting, October 2009
- Planning Chair and Faculty Member, ISRA 2009: Environmental Issues in Transactions & Brownfield Redevelopment & the New Site Remediation Reform ActSponsor: NJICLE, May 2009
- Discussion Leader, Green Leases RoundtableSponsor: NAREIT REITwise 2009 Law, Accounting & Finance Conference, March 2009
- Presenter, A Brownfield Redevelopment Case Study: K. Hovnanian's Tides at Seaboard PointSponsor: Pace University Law School, May 2008
Publications & Alerts
- American College of Environmental Lawyers Blog, October 2016
- Author, NJ Supreme Court Declares No Statute of Limitations Defense in Contribution Actions under State's Cleanup LawAmerican College of Environmental Lawyers Blog, January 2015
- American College of Environmental Lawyers Blog, September 2014
- Quoted, Environmental Business Report: In New Jersey, 'Green' is GoodCommerce Magazine (Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey), April 2014
- American College of Environmental Lawyers Blog, April 2014
- NYC Follows with Executive Order on Flood Elevation StandardsGreenbaum, Rowe, Smith & Davis LLP Client Alert, February 2013
- ALI CLE Course of Study Materials, 2013 (updated since 1987)
- Author, Institutional Controls: Deed Notices, Transfer Notices, Environmental Covenants and Environmental Use RestrictionsALI CLE Course of Study Materials, 2013 (updated since 1987)
- Author, ISRA Compliance: Environmental Issues in Transactions, Brownfield Redevelopment and the Site Remediation Reform ActNJICLE, 8th Edition 2013
- ALI CLE Course of Study Materials, 2013 (updated since 1987)
- ALI CLE Course of Study Materials, 2013 (updated since 1987)
- ALI CLE Course of Study Materials, 2013 (updated since 1987)
- Quoted in the Toxic Law Reporter in its coverage of the New Jersey Supreme Court's September 2012 decision in New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection v. Dimant (October 4, 2012 – Bureau of National Affairs)October 2012
- Commerce Magazine, (September 2012 – Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey)
- Author, Contractual Allocation of Environmental Risk in Transactions: Recent Case Law Developments under CERCLA and Selected Contract Excerpts From Synopsized Cases on Contractual Allocation of RiskALI-ABA Webinar Materials, March 2011
- Contributing Author, Environmental Aspects of Real Estate & Commercial Transactions: From Brownfields to Green Buildings – Chapter: "Transaction-Triggered Environmental Laws"American Bar Association, 4th Edition, 2011
- New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education Seminar Materials, 7th Edition, 2010
- Profiled in "Meet the Lawyers" as one of New Jersey's leading real estate lawyers byReal Estate New Jersey Magazine, (2007, 2008)
Practice Groups
Boston University Law School, J.D., 1978
Lafayette College, B.A., 1975
Bar Admissions
- Massachusetts, 1978
- New Jersey, 1979
- U.S. Supreme Court, 1986
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit, 1995
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Last week my son was scheduled to take a train from Brattleboro, Vt., to Philadelphia, Pa. On the morning of his trip, he texted me this message:
I got a computerized message from Amtrak. They said there's an issue with my train. I don't know if it's late or cancelled or what's going on.
Had he checked Amtrak.com? Yes -- the story there: "Status unavailable due to service disruption."
I tuned into @amtrak on Twitter. There was no information about this incident, but the flow of recent messages about other travel delays suggested it might be useful to tweet this inquiry:
@amtrak: Got an alert about train 55, Vermonter, but no status on website "due to service disruption" -- is it just late? Cancelled?
That was at 9:53 a.m. Eastern time. While monitoring @amtrak replies, I dialed the 800-number, which (as I expected) reported high call volume and a 15-minute wait. I didn't hang out that long because I was sure the response would ultimately be the same as on the site: "Status unavailable due to service disruption."
Eleven minutes later, at 10:04 a.m., @amtrak replied:
@judell Tr 55 is originating in Springfield, MA due to a freight derailment near Essex, VT. 2 ontime buses from St. Albans to Springfield.
That's exactly what my son needed to know. Brattleboro, Vt., wasn't in the cards that day, but he could head down to Springfield, Mass., and catch his train to Philly there.
Over the next few hours I monitored Amtrak's site. The information I'd gleaned from Twitter never appeared there. Nowhere did the site recommend @amtrak, though it was the only source for information crucial to anyone planning to take the Vermonter from Brattleboro that day. (The story about the derailment didn't appear on the Burlington Free Press website until 4:27 p.m. Eastern time.)
Amtrak's use of Twitter illustrates one of the core tenets of effective online communication: Deliver every message to the widest possible audience. This isn't about appealing to a hipster demographic. Twitter is a one-to-many medium, unlike Amtrak's 800-number, which -- if you push through the pre-recorded messages -- is one-to-one. One-to-many is a scalable architecture. The answer I received was available to everyone else planning to take train 55 from Brattleboro. That's powerful leverage.
Of course, Amtrak's website is a one-to-many channel, too, but it failed in two ways. First, it never answered the question in time for travelers to adjust their plans. Second, it didn't refer travelers to @amtrak which could (and did) answer the question in time.
I had a similar experience recently with @united. Its online reservation system made an error for which I wound up being charged an extra $300. The customer service agent I reached by phone acknowledged the problem but claimed to have no authority to fix it. I filed an issue on the website to document what had happened, then escalated to Twitter. Guess what -- @united responded the same day and authorized a refund a few days later.
I suspected that my follower count on Twitter might have been a factor. I'm no celebrity, but if 5,000 people might see my complaint, would that make a difference? Maybe it did. When I scan @united replies, though, I see no obvious favoritism toward the more popular of the 35,000 Twitter accounts that @united is following. (It would be an interesting exercise in data analysis, though!) Like @amtrak, @united seems to be both remarkably responsive and far more effective than traditional customer service channels.
Also like @amtrak, @united isn't mentioned on its parent website. Why not? Maybe because it's so painful to admit that the architecture of those sites is wrong for the purpose. The conventional systems are centralized, process-heavy, and impersonal. That's the antithesis of the lightweight publish/subscribe architecture and personalization that make Twitter such an effective channel for fast-breaking news and near-real-time collaboration. You shouldn't need to know the secret handshake to use these excellent customer service operations. But for now, you do.


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KILOO Associate Graphic Designer – UI
Do you have a passion for graphics and UI, and are you looking for a world-class opportunity to put your talents to use? Then you might be what we are looking for!
Kiloo is a leading mobile game developer founded in 2000. Our ambition is to create cool, colorful and catchy games that are as fun to play as they are to make. The people who create our games are the key to our success, and we are always on the lookout for passionate and talented individuals to join our family.
Kiloo is a team of over 120 dedicated people with many different backgrounds, nationalities and cultures. Our headquarters is located in Aarhus, Denmark, and we also have offices in Copenhagen and Budapest.
We are currently looking for an Associate Graphic Designer to join our UI team in Aarhus.
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As our new Associate Graphic Designer, you will be part of a dynamic and dedicated team of UI Designers where your talent will be put to good use in designing screens, flows, logos and icons of the highest quality. As such, you will play a key role in exploring new graphic styles for our games, to both delight and guide users. You will be given responsibility for individual areas and assisting the UI team in ad-hoc requests. You will refer to our Lead Graphic Designer.
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September 27 Samuel Adams was born in Boston in the British colony of Massachusetts on September 27,1722. Adams was one of the twelve children to be born by Samuel Adams Sr, and Mary Fifield Adams.Only 3 of the children would live past their 3rd birthdays and Samuel Adams was one of them.When living in Boston, Adams was raised in a religious and active family. Samuel was a second cousin to U.S. President John Adams.Adams graduated from Harvard College in 1740, and would soon be known as an American revolutionary and one of the nation's Founding Fathers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Adams http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/signers/adams_s.htm Bibliography or sources http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Samuel_Adams As Adams grew he became fond of politics. Adams wrote political essays to the Independent Advertiser newspaper.He joined a political club, the Whipping Post Club.He also joined another group called Boston's South End Caucus which was a powerful force in the selection of candidates for elective office. Being a tax collector in Boston, he used non-collection of taxes as a political bargaining chip. By 1765, he was a leader in Boston's town meetings, drafting protests against the Stamp Act that protested British efforts to tax the colonists and called for a spirited defense of Americans' "invaluable Rights & Liberties."Adams played the role as a colonail leader of the 1776 Boycott and one of the founding fathers in the Revolutionary war .Over the next decade he became an well known leader of the town meetings.He wrote a circular letter calling for colonial non-cooperation in 1768,which lead to the Boston Massacre of 1770.After Parliament passed the Coercive Acts in 1774, Adams attended the Continental Congress in Philadelphia, which was convened to coordinate a colonial response. He helped guide Congress towards issuing the Declaration of Independence in 1776, and helped draft the Articles of Confederation and the Massachusetts Constitution. Adams returned to Massachusetts after the American Revolution, where he served in the state senate and was eventually elected governor. The end for one of our founding fathers In the 1900's accounts thought of Samuel as a colonist who lead us to independence before the revolutionary war.Samuel Adams then died of the age 81 in 1803 october,2.Anyway to some it all up Adams was a great man.He successfully graduated Harverd and became one of our founding fathers.
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Sheets make excellent fabric for comforters. They are wide enough to fit any bed size without piecing and they come in hundreds of patterns and colors. Choose high-quality sheets because this project takes a lot of effort and you will want your finished comforter to look good for a long time. This comforter will use ties to attach the cover to the filler.
Things You'll Need
- Iron
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- Two flat sheets in the correct size
- Extra loft batting in the same size
- Matching thread
- Fabric marker
- Upholstery/carpet thread
Wash the sheets, if desired, and press.
Pin the sheets together, with right sides facing, along the sides and top. Leave the bottom edge open. Sew along the pinned edges, making a ¾-inch seam. Use a 3.5 to 4 stitch length setting.
Lay the sewed sheet set on a large work surface or use the floor (see Reference 1). Pin the batting to the sheet set, aligning the edges of the batting to the edges of sheets. Trim the batting as necessary to even up.
Pin the batting to the sheet set. Sew the batting to the sheet set in the seam allowance (see Reference 2). Leave the bottom edge open as before.
Carefully turn the sheet set right sides out. Smooth the edges to align top to bottom.
Make a ¾-inch fold inward on the open bottom edges. Press. Pin the folded edges together, catching the batting in the pins, too. Topstitch the opening closed.
Measure and mark a grid pattern every 6 inches on the top sheet. A fabric marker that disappears with water works well. Then pin the layers together at the marks.
Tie the bottom and top together with the upholstery thread. This stabilizes the batting and keeps it from shifting.
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- The heading at the top of the sheets can be placed at the top of the comforter for interest or remove the stitching and press it flat.
- When stitching the batting to the seam allowance, have the batting on top as you feed it through the machine. This prevents the batting from getting tangled in the feed dogs.
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