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One of the biggest obsession we Indians have (after Engineering of course!) is with Salman Khan's wedding. Everywhere the star goes, the same question follows but now that the actor is off the hook from the Hit and Run case he might just shock us once and for all.
Lulia Vantur the lady in the limelight here, is a romanian model and a TV presenter and the link-up of the duo go back to 2011 when a tabloid mentioned that Lulia had met Salman while she was visiting India. again, in 2014, at the Indiatoday conclave Salman subtly passed yet another hint taking everybody by surprise as he said, ""I am sighing more since it has been two-and-a-half years. It's time to stop sighing because something soon will happen in my life…"
Also, Salman and Lulia's relationship came under speculation when the two were spotted together at a family dinner and were seated next to each other in the presence of Salman's family members.
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However, Salman and Lulia's love story actually began when Salman met Lulia in Recce while he was shooting for Sohail Khan's Jai ho. There they spent some time together and bonded really well. They two have been in touch ever since!
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Mumbai, Aug. 10: Hutch today won one of its battles with the Essar group when Bombay High Court accepted its prayer for an injunction on the sale of BPL Mobile Communications shares.
The court also directed that an arbitration tribunal be set up to resolve the tangle.
However, the court rejected an appeal by Hutchison Essar for a stay on the termination of the sale of the BPL (Mumbai) circle by the Ruias.
In July 2005, the Essar group had acquired BPL Mobile Communications and sister concern BPL Mobile Cellular, which provides services in Maharashtra, Goa, Tamil Nadu and Kerala, from Rajeev Chandrashekhar and the Nambiar family for about $1 billion. In January this year, the two companies were formally merged into Hutchison Essar, but this was subject to regulatory approvals.
While BPL Mobile Cellular has since been merged with Hutchison Essar, the Ruias called off the sale of BPL Mobile Communications after the government failed to clear the deal by the July 31 deadline.
In its plea, Hutchison Essar had asked the court to restrain the Essar group from selling BPL Mobile to a third party. In the order, Justice Nishita Mhatre today directed that an arbitration tribunal be set up within 30 days for the settlement of disputes between the Essar group and Hutch.
The court today said both the parties can apply to the arbitration tribunal within four weeks to continue, modify or vacate the order. This tribunal should be set up within 30 days from now and, in the next four weeks, it should consider and verify whether the injunction order restraining Essar from selling BPL Mumbai to a third party is valid.
Essar had offered to return the Rs 1,617 crore that it took as a deposit while selling a 97.5 per cent stake in BPL Mobile Communications. However, the court ruled that the repayment could be made only after a five-day period that would commence from the date on which the arbitration tribunal vacates the order that restrains Essar from selling the shares to a third party.
Justice Mhatre added that during the period of four weeks when the arbitration tribunal will be set up, the two parties could confer outside the court and settle the case.
Sources said the share purchase agreement had contained a provision for setting up an arbitration tribunal within 30 days from the date of any dispute.
Hutchison Essar had invoked the arbitration clause to resolve the dispute after which the court restrained BPL Mobile Communications and its shareholders from selling the shares.
The court has ordered that the Essar group shall not sell or transfer any of the BPL shares until the matter is decided by arbitration. Hutchison Essar had, on August 1, appointed its representative in an effort to amicably negotiate the dispute and had called on Essar to do likewise. But to date, no such appointment has been made, the statement added.
Although officials from the Essar group did not comment on the ruling, sources said the group would abide by the high court ruling on arbitration.
Although the jurisdiction of such a tribunal could not be ascertained, sources said it could be a three-member body.
Sources said the Ruias plan to pump in Rs 100 crore to beef up BPL Mobiles network in Mumbai.


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Saturday, August 13, 2016
Black and white colorblocked top
You guys I swear this is a different top from the last one I posted. Despite the fact that they look a little bit the same, they are TOTALLY DIFFERENT.
I drafted this top loosely using the same raglan tee pattern, creating a wide neckline, wide armhole trim that swoops up to the shoulders and continues down the sides in front and back, and facings for all. The fabric was all found in my stash--I'm trying to burn through some of the excess. The patterned fabric is a lightweight cotton--voile or quilting, I'm not awesome enough to tell. The sides are actually very dark navy chambray left over from a dress I made this summer...not yet blogged.
I'm a bit annoyed that this looks so like the other top, except it doesn't fit as well, since it was so much more work. I mean, facings, really.
And it's a bit 1980's maternity in this shot, no?
Ah well, the quest to crank out lots of sleeveless tops (a big hole in my wardrobe I've discovered this scorching summer), continues.
Friends, what are you working on? And has anyone ever really been happy with a quilting cotton garment?
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Tuesday, August 9, 2016
Upcycled Plaid-and-Black Raglan
When a very old circle skirt with a plaid lining, and a black nursing tank that's no longer needed, love each other very very much, they have a raglan tee baby!
Here's the skirt, worn lining-side out which is how I generally wore it back in high school when I discovered this gem at a thrift shop. I used to pass it back and forth with a girlfriend (please don't be mad I cut it up, Emily!). It's no longer my style and I've been keeping it in a drawer for over 10 years, unable to part with it.
Upon close inspection, the plaid cotton turned out to be covered in a smattering of subtle stains, as if it lost a fight with a cup of tea. It became clear that I wouldn't have a big enough continuous piece for a top made entirely of this fabric. Enter, a plain black nursing tank, obviously no longer needed.
A quick pinterest search revealed two possible styles for a print and plain fabric sleeveless top:
(Both appear to be from stitch fix)
I chose the latter for my inspiration as I loved the shape that the print made, square on top with the semi-circle below. I used my Emmeline pattern from The Little Tailoress for the raglan shape, heavily modifying the pattern. I shortened the sleeves and was able to cut the sleeve pieces on the hem of the tank so I didn't have to hem them (win!). I lengthened and slimmed the somewhat boxy shape of the Emmeline, and obviously added the black cutout to the front bodice.
I was pretty nervous making this top, mostly because I had no idea how to sew something with both knit and woven fabrics. I ended up with a strange combination of straight and zigzag stitching, and finished the raw edges of the plaid with another row of zigzags. I dug out the fabrics last week and let them sit while I pinned and pondered what might work. I am so thrilled with the result!
Friends, have you upcycled old favorites?
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Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Clothesline Baskets!
You may have noticed (or, you know, maybe not) a brief 5-month interlude between posts. Life, you know, plus I wasn't really sure anyone was listening. I was informed by a two close friends this weekend that they are silent fans, and they encouraged me to get back on the keyboard. The comment button, friends, is not just for decoration.
Anyhow, CLOTHESLINE BASKETS have been popping up on my pinterest feed and let me tell you I am glad I jumped in! They are as fun and satisfying as you might think. I've made two for our living room and one, at Soph's request, for her room...
This first one I made is my favorite of the batch, because nautical.
These babies really are dead easy: sew zigzag in a circle until you get the size you desire then turn up to make a 90 degree angle. The bobbin thread becomes the color you see on the outside, though I've also seen these dip-dyed, dyed in patches before sewing, and hand-painted, all of which looks gloriously fun!
The size here was determined by the remaining line I had from the skein I used for the blue basket--you can't really join new clothesline, so you're limited by what you have in a continuous length.
I experimented with the handle here, molding it up instead of leaving a space and threading a separate handle through like I did with the first one. I like this look but it's difficult to end it without drawing attention to the awkward end of the cord just stopping (you can see where it ends in the first picture of Soph cutting the thread, right below the handle). Of course a leather handle sewn onto the outside would be the super sexy way to go, but lets not get ahead of ourselves here...
Finally this last basket, a bit of an ugly duckling. I'm not sure what it is that makes this one so...lumpy? I tried to go bigger, and perhaps that's just not an option, or maybe there is a mysterious method to holding clothesline tension. Ah well, it holds things and used up bobbin thread, so I'm not fussed.
And oh yeah, the home for these baskets? Jon made some built-ins. From scratch. It's kind of a big deal.
Anyhow, CLOTHESLINE BASKETS have been popping up on my pinterest feed and let me tell you I am glad I jumped in! They are as fun and satisfying as you might think. I've made two for our living room and one, at Soph's request, for her room...
These babies really are dead easy: sew zigzag in a circle until you get the size you desire then turn up to make a 90 degree angle. The bobbin thread becomes the color you see on the outside, though I've also seen these dip-dyed, dyed in patches before sewing, and hand-painted, all of which looks gloriously fun!
Immediately upon completion of my first basket, Sophie demanded that I make one for her room.
The size here was determined by the remaining line I had from the skein I used for the blue basket--you can't really join new clothesline, so you're limited by what you have in a continuous length.
Finally this last basket, a bit of an ugly duckling. I'm not sure what it is that makes this one so...lumpy? I tried to go bigger, and perhaps that's just not an option, or maybe there is a mysterious method to holding clothesline tension. Ah well, it holds things and used up bobbin thread, so I'm not fussed.
And oh yeah, the home for these baskets? Jon made some built-ins. From scratch. It's kind of a big deal.
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Thursday, February 25, 2016
Albion Muslin
Friends, I am so excited to dive into another ambitious project! I was totes jelly when I finished Jon's quilted wool vest last fall, and I set my sights on a winter coat for myself. I love Colette's Albion and I'm super pumped to play with it.
I made the smallest size for my muslin. I plan on using thick thinsulate for interfacing, plus a poly/wool lining, so I don't want it to be too fitted. I think that the shoulders and chest fit nicely, but there may need to be a little extra room added to the hips.
For fabric, I hit up some swatches from Mood. ALWAYS SWATCH, people! I got three "navy wool coating" fabrics that looked identical online and only one is really appropriate for the project:
While I had planned on navy, I threw the brown herringbone into the cart on a whim and now I think it might be the winner. The darker plaid on the right will be the lining.
And now, some more pictures of the muslin. Because I know you can't get enough of me looking like a sexy* evil scientist...
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Thursday, February 11, 2016
Green Sweater Fail
Friends, you know I like to post the fails right along with the successes. This is another instance of right-pattern-wrong-fabric. After the too-thin leggings and the too-pilly sweatshirt, I feel like I'm on a roll and it's not a good one. All from one big sale-order from fabric.com...that'll teach me!
This emerald stuff was meant to be a "sweater knit" but it turned out to be thin, slinky, see-through rayon. I feel like every time I order a sweater knit it ends up being way too thin. Mama is cold! Mama wants sweaters! Guess I'd better get to knitting...
Anyhow, I am happy with the pattern and I think with the right fabric it would be a cute one...I modified my fave tee shirt pattern, going up a size and then adding a tighter wide band at the hips instead of a hem, and adding the keyhole back.
There were also plans for bands instead of hems at the sleeves, but the act of stitching them on stretched out the fabric so much the whole deal had to be cut off! The buttons you see on the sleeves are just there to disguise the fact that I tucked the fabric to hide the stretched gaping. Grr.
Why would you make a fabric that stretches so much it is destroyed by the act of sewing it?! Darn you sewing gods! Darn you.
Friends, what do you sew when the weather gets cold??
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Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Daily Valentines for the Kids!
Friends, I am oddly geeked for v-day this year.
The holiday that isn't a holiday, I was never one to celebrate Valentines, thinking it "forced" and "hallmark-ey". Perhaps it's the children, or the old age, but I find myself excited about any reason to celebrate lately.
I decided to add a little love to every morning in February leading up to Valentine's, with a little love note taped to their doors each morning. Jon and I sat down one evening and cranked them all out at once: white card stock cut into squares and stamped with hearts.
The notes were surprisingly challenging, trying to avoid "you are pretty" and "you are smart"...and there aren't really 14 facets of a 1-year-old's personality that one can compliment, ya know? We ended up with lots of "we love reading books with you," "you are a thoughtful friend," "we love playing games with you," "you give great hugs".
Slapped up on their door with wash tape (of course), these were a pretty quick and easy way to give some warm fuzzies to my little Valentines.
The kids love them! Obviously it's more meaningful for Soph, Wesley just likes pulling them down and running around with them, but it's been really fun and I think we'll definitely repeat it next year.
And it's been good for me to remember all the reasons they are awesome, these little bits of sunshine in this dreary December.
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Saturday, January 16, 2016
A Cozy Hoodie I Can't Stop Wearing
Friends, I heart this sweatshirt so hard, I'm gonna have to make about a hundred more!
A rub-off from my fave Athleta sweatshirt, it's got some great features, like this collar piece that goes inside the hood...
...and this crazy-flattering waistband piece, curved to be wider in the back, and seamed towards the front instead of lining up with the side seam.
The pattern needs some adjustments before I make it again--and I WILL be making it again. The cuffs, which are ribbed on the RTW garment, are too tight to push up my arms and so are already grubby, and the collar stand might be a wee bit tall.
I've worn this baby so much it's already stained and pilled (does anyone know a great source for sweatshirt fabric that won't pill?!).
This was a fun trip to Gym America, a local gymnastics studio that has tot play a few mornings a week.
Soph snuggled up with her buddy Natalie... too cute!
Oh yeah, and in case you're thinking my pics are too peaceful for a mom of two toddlers...here's what it really looks like when I try to take blog pics around here...Soph is trying to get her drawing in the picture, Wes is wandering around looking for lunch. At a low point I may have yelled "No one is getting lunch until I get these pictures so stop whining and move!" Super effective parenting, y'all.
Friends, are you sewing anything warm and snuggley this January??
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LAFAYETTE — There was a time when the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra could rely on nothing but faith.
Funding was low, and some board members thought a merger with the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra was a sensible solution to what seemed inevitable — failure.
"But there were a few of us who pushed back," says concertmaster Lauren Baker. "We knew that if we merged with the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra, there would be no more Acadiana Symphony."
Today, Baker is especially enthusiastic about this organization, which began three decades ago as a college ensemble that needed the participation of community musicians to form a complete orchestra.
The group was known as L'Ochestre back then. It was formed by Allan Dennis, who was hired to start a symphony orchestra at what was then the University of Southwestern Louisiana.
Through the years, the orchestra has had its ups and downs. It made the jump from a community group to a professional organization and ran out of money a time or two. But it always survived.
As it celebrates its 30th season, the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra can pull from a roster of some 200 musicians and operates one of two music conservatories in the nation — the other is in Rhode Island — founded by a professional symphony orchestra.
This season marks Jenny Krueger's 10th as a member of the orchestra's flute section and her fifth as executive director. Krueger was a stay-at-home mom when she stepped into the temporary leadership capacity that became permanent after only a month.
It happened when the orchestra was experiencing one of its low points. Krueger was serving as a musician representative on the board of directors, and volunteered to serve as director while the board searched for someone new.
"After a month, they offered me the job," Krueger says. "I had been in music education most of my adult life, and that's what I brought to the table — the voice of a musician."
Krueger has since worked with the orchestra's music director and conductor Mariusz Smolij to find ways to better connect with the Lafayette community, including shortening concerts from two hours to 90 minutes, scheduling performances at 6 p.m. on Saturdays instead of 7 p.m. on a weekday and incorporating visual components to highlight the music.
For instance, this year, the orchestra is including a professional dance company from New York and a technique known as video choreography in its season.
"Last year, we did 'Fantasia,'" Baker says. "It was the actual Disney animated movie, and we provided the music. I know it was difficult for Mariusz, because he had to watch the screen to know where to cue in the orchestra, but he did it, and the audience loved it."
Still, the performance many members peg as the orchestra's finest was the 2013-14 season finale of Gustav Mahler's "Symphony No. 2," the "Resurrection Symphony," performed not only with its own symphony chorus but with the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra and its chorus, as well.
The two organizations first performed the concert in the Baton Rouge River Center Theatre with Baton Rouge maestro Timothy Muffitt, then brought it to the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra's home in the Heymann Peforming Arts Center, where Smolij conducted.
"It had to be the best we've ever performed," says Mark Pritchard, principal cellist and a founding member.
Pritchard, owner of Mark Owen Pritchard Design Services, brings a difference perspective from that of other musicians.
"In architecture, what you build is right there for everyone to see," he says. "But in music, you have to rebuild a piece each time for people to experience it. The music may be 100 or 200 years old, but it's happening right now. I feel like we're carrying on a legacy."
Pritchard was working on his master's degree at USL when he and other students helped Dennis form the orchestra.
The orchestra's operations manager Tonio Cutrera also was there, as was his father, local music store owner Tony Cutrera.
"I play bass," Tony Cutrera says. "My son and his friends would come in and raid the music store for what they needed for a concert. They needed community members to join, and I guess since I owned a bass and tuxedo, I was in," he jokes.
Tonio Cutrera plays percussion, manages the orchestra's equipment and is its historian.
Dennis, the symphony's first conductor in 1984, spent two years at the helm. He was followed by conductor John Kenney, then John Shenaut, who founded the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra. He retired in December 1991, and Xioa-Lu Li took over the baton in 1992.
"Xiao-Lu Li was the conductor for 10 years, and he's credited with getting the orchestra back on track," Baker says.
Li was hired after Baker and other orchestra members pushed back against the idea of an Acadiana-Baton Rouge merger.
"The Acadiana Symphony had gone through some turmoil and was in dire straits," Baker says. "That woke me up. We knew that a merge with Baton Rouge would mean that they may come over here and perform once in awhile, but we would no longer have our own organization. Xiao-Lu ran a tight ship. He was strict, and he was able to take this hodgepodge mix of musicians and turn it into a symphony orchestra."
Baker also credits then-Executive Director Geraldine Hubble for the orchestra's success and growth during this time.
"As a team, they did a lot of pioneering." she says. "And it was also Xiao-Lu's idea to start the conservatory."
Li left the orchestra in 2002, and a committee of musicians, board members and community leaders conducted a national search for his successor during the 2002-2003 season.
Smolij began leading the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra in the 2003-2004 season.
"(Smolij) drives in from Houston," Baker says. "That's where he lives. His children go to school there. But he is so dedicated to this orchestra that there are times that he makes two or three round trips from Houston to Lafayette and back in a week."
He also is in his 13th season as the music director of the Riverside Symphonia in New Jersey, and he serves as guest conductor for orchestras throughout the world. He has served on the faculty of the School of Music at Northwestern University in Chicago-Evanston, and at the time was the youngest full-time conducting faculty member among the top conservatories and universities in North America.
"Mariusz is also a violinist, which gives him a greater understanding of an orchestra," Baker adds.
Orchestras are dominated by string instruments, the largest segment being violins, and "His understanding of strings makes all the difference," Baker says.
Now that the orchestra has accomplished this 30th anniversary benchmark, it looks forward.
"We stage between 30 and 70 musicians for each concert, but we want to keep that roster of 200 to pull from," Krueger says. "These are musicians coming from New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Lake Charles, as well as Lafayette, to play with us. We have some coming in from Houston."
The musicians are all ages, many of them students at LSU and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
And, as the conservatory, which provides music instruction for youngsters, continues to grow, so will the pool of musicians in Lafayette."It was something that blew me away when I moved here," Krueger says. "My husband's job was transferred from New Orleans to Lafayette, and my first question was about the orchestra here. I couldn't believe there was a symphony here, especially one of this caliber. And I was amazed that it also had a conservatory."
All of which wouldn't have happened if not for a little bit of faith.


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I'm a 22 y/o financier dating a 28 y/o psychologist.
Our conversations are out of this world. We've literally had dates that have lasted over 24 hours. She's attractive, and I also find her attractive. I'm attractive, and she also finds me attractive.
We've been seeing each other for 3-4 months now, in this quasi-friendly yet quasi-dating sort of relationship. Since day one I asked her out directly, and we've been dating and knew that we were both interested in each other. We've talked about the long-term possibilities of our relationship, and she is s/o I would definitely want to be with. But I don't feel comfortable taking it to the next level!
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IMO, be honest with her. Tell her how you feel about it all... she's a psychologist, maybe she'll know how to handle it lol.. but in all seriousness, I know what you mean about not trusting her about this stuff. I have trouble trusting guys who hint they are into me or want to be boyfriend/girlfriend because I'm afraid I'm going to be wasting my time on someone who won't end up being my future husband and will just end up breaking my heart. I'm paranoid, I know.
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Umm.. she's actually on the brink of becoming sexually frustrated with me and thinking that I'm not interested in her.. so I don't think the whole waiting on sex thing would be appropriate
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Kurogane is a ninja warrior directly under the service of PrincessTomoyo (a crossover character from Cardcaptor Sakura's Tomoyo Daidōji) of Shirasagi Castle. While he is undoubtedly the most powerful warrior in Nihon Country which is the the kingdom of Japan, he shows no mercy to any assassins who try to invade the castle, killing them on the spot, even though Tomoyo has asked him numerous times not to kill them. Short-tempered and a dear friend/servant to Tomoyo, the princess eventually decides that he needs to be sent to Dimension Witch Yūko Ichihara. Before she sends him off, Tomoyo curses him such that whenever he kills someone needlessly, he will grow weaker so that he discovers what true strength is.
Kurogane, upon his arrival in the shop of the Dimension Witch, is the least informed as to who she is, but the most certain about what his wish is: he wants to return to his own world. Like his soon-to-be travelling companions, he must pay with what he values most to gain the ability to traverse dimensions. For Kurogane, it was his sword Ginryuu. He reluctantly agrees to give up the sword, but asserts that he will come back for it someday.
Kurogane is serious and extremely perceptive, being able to quickly discern Syaoran's fighting ability (along with Syaoran's blind right eye) as well as Fai's true nature and fighting capabilities. While he seems rather irreverent, he is also very loyal, especially to Tomoyo. He is likely the most experienced fighter in the group and wiser than he appears. He becomes Syaoran's sword fighting teacher, presenting the boy with the same philosophy he believes in: a sword is used to cut only when needed and not used to cut anything if it is not necessary. While serious, Kurogane is very easily irked by others, especially by Mokona Modoki and Fai, who keeps calling him ridiculously cute nicknames such as "Kuro-puu", "Kuro-wan-wan" or "Kuro-rin". However abrasive and ruthless Kurogane may seem, he has a compassionate nature and a desire to protect. An example of this would be how Kurogane continually questions Fai on his actions and character, and lets the wizard know that he should stop hanging onto his past and embrace the future with his new companions. Or, Kurogane's own statement that "If someone wants to take away the ones I want to protect, I'll kill them too."
He had told Syaoran in their first world, the Hanshin Republic, that the quest has nothing at all to do with him. In the next world they visit (Koryo Country) however, Kurogane offers his services to help raid the castle of an evil lord, and stays behind in battle to let Syaoran go on ahead. Eventually, he risks a loss in strength to avenge his comrades' "death" (they were of course still alive) by defeating their killer in battle. It is noted that after he finds out Fai and Syaoran are still alive, he lost his passion for the battle.
He obtained a new sword in Ōto called the Sōhi (Blue Ice) and taught Syaoran the skills of sword fighting and sensing attacks from the left. Thanks to Fai, Kurogane could summon his sword from his left hand in a similar way to Syaoran in case Mokona was not there to give him his sword. However, he sacrified this arm along with Sōhi to let Fai escape from Celes after hearing Tomoyo speak to him through telepathy, saying "If you wish with all your heart to keep him by your side, exchange for him that of equal magic." Kurogane shows much more inner compassion from his actions in the latest chapters, such as the aforementioned rescuing of Fai from Celes.


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Ok I pretty new at cake decorating and have been asked by my boss to do my second "non family" order. I'm doing a coffin cake. My casket template I drew is 16 x 12. So far my thoughts are baking 2 9x13 cakes and cutting to fight. It will be a white cake with rasberry filling. I decided to try icing it with all butter buttercream and applying fondant colored black for smoothness. (Wish I had an airbrush) I've never cut and shaped cakes before and iced them and put fondant on them. Do I have to just use royal icing for applying words to fondant? Wasn't sure if the buttercream would melt away. For all those experts out there, is there any forewarnings or tips I might consider? I am nervous about this one.
Woops, meant "cut to fit". See I'm already fighting with this!


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I'm open to new people and new connections. (This both excites and terrifies me.)
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Also, needs a rewrite but I am too tired tonight. Check back after the weekend...
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(Also, if you are younger than 30, yes, I do know what I'm missing, and no I don't want you to be my cougar cub. Move along, I'm sure you are a nice boy, but I'm not interested in a boy. I won't message you back, no matter what, so concentrate on girls closer to your age.)


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2008 – Ron Acton went to the first Republican / Tea Party Rally Under The Oaks on July 4th. Glenn Beck was new and different.
2009 – Under encouragement from other Tea Party associates Ron obtained the DNR ofJacksonTeaParty.org and affiliated with http://teapartypatriots.org for the JTP's, (Jackson Tea Party), first website. Ron then started collecting email address of fellow Tea Partiers and organization in Jackson County, the state of Michigan and from around America. Ron organized and networked Tea Party Rallies with Republicans, 9/12 and other Tea Party groups which were being held in Jackson and Lansing.
2010 – Ron continued with Radio and Newspaper interviews, promotion of Tea Party Rallies by phone and email. JTP representatives attended the Mackinaw Tea Party meeting in late Summer. The largest event in Jackson was in the fall with the Tea Party Express. The crowd was estimated at 1,000 plus. More email address were collected for the JTP database. The Alternative Media surpassed the Main Stream Media. Alex Jones, Max Keiser, Gerald Celente and Bob Chapman were new and different. It was becoming fashionable to talk about the New World Order.
2011 – January Ron attended the Michigan GOP Convention and networked with other Tea Party Leaders in the room. February 28th. Paul Winter, Tea Party Organizer, assisted Ron's kick off of the first official Jackson Tea Party Meeting at Steve's Ranch restaurant.
A JTP Core Meeting was held a week later at Steve's Ranch and volunteers' offered their time and talents as JTP officers.
**Special Thanks from Ron to Little Sister, Julie, Steve, Big Brother, Ray, LeLand, Earl, Mike "The Mouth", Big P, Keith and all the JTP members, who talked me into this hobby, and all the new JTP members since who have given me encouragement and political enlightenment. Words can't express my appreciation. I'm not the JTP Leader. YOU ARE! This is only the beginning.
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We have no affiliation with any political Tea Party and reject the creation
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Our members are Non Violent Activists and each member is a Tea Party Leader.
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9/12 Tea Party at the Nation's Capitol, Washington DC, over one million come together to protest socialistic legislation that is contrary to the very foundation of our nation. No to government-run healthcare, no to Cap and Tax, no to insane spending and mammoth deficits, no to extra-Constitutional Czars, no to corruption in Congress, no to tax funding to criminals such as ACORN, no to thuggery of unions. Yes to Capitalism. Yes to Freedom.


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Our dinner at this restaurant on a rainy Saturday evening was merely okay. The tables were close but we were still able to hold a nice conversation. The staff was very attentive and helpful. The portions were generous.
My favorite was the cheese pierogi on the Polish Patter, which also included two types of kielbasa, a large cabbage roll (which was not particularly well spiced), tasty sweet-sour sauerkraut and choice of potato. The latter included the option of the totally forgettable "lazyman's pierogi" - spiral pasta topped with a mushroom-soup-type sauce. The bread was a disappointing store-bought sliced bread.
Another in our party had the Italian Wedding soup and found it satisfying. Ditto for the Wiener Schnitzel. We were too full to consider dessert.
I went into this restaurant with memories of my Polish mother's cooking. Maybe with those memories it was inevitable that I would be disappointed.
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It was suggested to me in an e-mail by a reader that injuries may be one of the biggest market inefficiencies when it comes to trades, and looking at the issue with some scrutiny, he may have a point.
Take Marcus Camby, for example. One of the most commonly injured players in basketball, Camby has never logged as many as 80 games in a season. But it seems owners often interpret frequency of injury to be the same as severity of injury, for many owners wouldn't touch Camby with a 10-foot pole. By the numbers, however, Camby has missed a total of 87 games the past six seasons, an average of 14.5 per season. In other words, you can gain top-notch per-game production for more than three-fourths of the season as long as you can deal with between 10 and 20 games of unavailability.
The best thing is that, even when things are going well for injury-prone players, you rarely have to pay the full market rate. Camby currently ranks 23rd on the Player Rater in terms of averages, but you would risk getting laughed out of your league if you tried to shop his trade value around as if he were a top-25 player. But as long as you're willing to deal with some risk, you can get a player who contributes substantially in a few categories -- rebounds, blocks, steals and, for a big man, even assists -- for a discount.
Personally, I have no problem embracing this risk. Consider a couple of deals I made this weekend in our ESPN Writers' keeper league. In one deal, I shipped out Chris Bosh and Michael Beasley for Marcus Camby, Caron Butler and Eric Gordon. Sure, I lost the elite-level production of Bosh, but you have to give something to get something, and on a per-game basis, would you believe that Camby (23rd) is outproducing Bosh (26th) on the Player Rater? Considering Bosh is averaging 24.0 points and 11.9 rebounds, that is an impressive feat, and a testament to just how much value Camby provides by contributing in such rare categories; Bosh's game, on the other hand, isn't nearly as diverse. Not only did I get the gaudy per-game production of Camby, I also grabbed Gordon for a below-market rate, probably due in no small part to the fact he was struggling to return to form from a hamstring injury. (To be fair, from my trade partner's perspective, Beasley's low cost as a keeper surely made him attractive, too.)
I also traded Luol Deng for Manu Ginobili, the type of deal I couldn't be more ecstatic in making. To date, Deng has been a top-50 performer, but faces the rubber-band-like reality of regression to the mean. Even fighting through a groin injury for much of this season, Ginobili is just one place lower than Deng on the Player Rater (per averages), at the back end of the top 50. But considering the categories in which he excels -- 3-pointers, steals, free throw percentage and assists -- are consistently valuable, he manages to contribute whether he's shooting well or not. As the confidence in his nagging groin increases -- which it seems like it has, considering his three-game average of 19.6 points on 54.8 percent shooting -- his value is only going to skyrocket. Indeed, while I may be about three games too late, Ginobili is my favorite buy-low in all of fantasy.
Of course, in any endeavor it's easy enough to cherry-pick positive examples; you could just as easily pick out a guy like Greg Oden, whose season-ending knee injury has left owners scrambling for a replacement. You do risk potential ruin, which by sheer odds must happen sometime or another. But you can also win big, and since there's only one winner in a league, sometimes you have to take calculated risks and go for the gold. In general, however, it is not a blanket strategy but one to use on a case-by-case basis. There is a method to the madness:
• Perception: It is a human tendency to compartmentalize, to group and, yes, even to stereotype, for it makes a common subset of decisions second nature. The problem is that it also makes you turn a blind eye to the exceptions. Vince Carter is a great example. He still is perceived as being brittle despite the fact he has missed no more than nine games in any of the past six seasons. Baron Davis and Camby also have awful impressions in the minds of many, increasing your chances of ripping off an owner when it comes to acquiring one of the two.
• Risk-aversion: Again, the idea here is to take advantage of human nature. On average, people happen to be risk-averse, a fine trait when it comes to survival of the species. But in fantasy basketball, it becomes a disadvantage, and you should look to manipulate that at every opportunity. Owners of Andrew Bogut or Chris Kaman may be ecstatic about the career years they are currently enjoying, but may also have a deep worry about their extensive track record of injuries, and could be looking to ship them out just to ease their minds. The problem is that many other people view Bogut and Kaman the same, so they don't make the best bait in terms of selling high on. If you swoop in with a seemingly fair offer, exchanging consistency for potential upside, chances are you'll get a deal done primarily by capitalizing on every fantasy owner's fear of the worst.
• Fungibility: How hard will it be to replace the production you are losing in the short term? This is mostly where league size and confidence come into play. If it's a relatively shallow 10- or 12-team league, there is an increased chance you can find some usable spare parts. The bigger an edge you have over your opponents, the more risk you can afford to take on. Remember Darren Collison? He averaged 14.9 points, 6.4 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.8 3-pointers in eight starts for an injured Chris Paul. If (when) Baron Davis goes down, I am confident I can find Collison types to keep me afloat until the reinforcements arrive. A point guard who hurts my field goal percentage but keeps me afloat in assists, steals and 3-pointers isn't that rare (think Jason Williams or Chris Duhon). But if we're talking first-, second- or third-round types (think Devin Harris), then you should be warier because, if he goes down, it's a hole that is harder to replace. How many point guards excel in points and free throw percentage? If a player like Camby goes down, you can find (or quickly trade for) centers who get boards and blocks on the cheap (Kendrick Perkins, for example), but if Harris goes down, who replicates that, Tony Parker?
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Internet Safety
We all use the internet, so we all have to be careful.
1. Don't give out ANY personal info, it's called personal information for a reason. There are creepers and stalkers out there. If you gave out your full name, someone could track you.
2. Be nice. Treat others the way you want to be treated. But there is always going to be that one guy who wants others to feel bad, aka trolls, just ignore them.
3. Don't share. Your password that is, nobody wants anyone to control there account. So why share your password?
4. Don't meet offline. Unless you have parent permission. What if you meet up with someone offline and they where a 50 year old guy. Weird.
5. Cyber bulling. If you or anyone you know is being bullied online tell an adult and ignore them. If you don't stop the bullying now it will keep getting worse.


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|Take your social media to the next level with
these 2 simple tips.
I teach social media all over the country. My students include writers, authors, ministries, even businesses. I'm asked over and over again for the secrets to my own success. Everyone is looking for that insider tip that can take social media to the next level.
Today I'm going to give you 2 of them.
But I've got to warn you, they're not some difficult algorithm or complicated series of steps.
The simplicity of what I'm about to tell you will cause many to shake their heads and walk away. These tips seem too easy to work. Truthfully though, they are the secret to my own success.
2 Most Important Things that will Take Your Social Media to the Next Level
1. Don't talk about yourself, your product, your book, or your blog very often. I can see the head shaking from here. I can also hear the questions.
I'm doing social media to get found and to get work out about my book. How can I do that when I don't talk about it?
Bear with me while I explain.
Think for a minute about what you like and don't like when you're on social media. Do you like to read posts asking you to buy a book, post a review, read a blog? Unless you're in a very tiny minority the answer is NO. None of us is on social media to read commercials. We get enough of those on television and in magazines.
For me, I'm on social media to connect with others. I want to see what's going on in my friends' lives. I want to see pictures and share life.
I follow other authors because I want to know THEM. I love to get to know the person behind the book.
I don't mind an occasional sneak peek at a new cover or sharing the joy at the first box of books to arrive. But I hate post after post trying to sell me something.
That is why I instituted Edie's 5 to 1 Rule. I never wanted to be the source of more commercials (I call it noise) on the Internet.
When we stop talking about ourselves, we take the focus off of ourselves and put it where it should be—on others.
I promote others by sharing things they post. Even for others, I don't do a lot of "buy this book" posts, because too much can read like a commercial. I find things that I find valuable and I share those.
By doing this, I build trust with my audience. What I've found is that when they trust me, they will go to the mat to support me. It's that simple.
2. Practice small, consistent steps. By this I mean, no more than 30 minutes a day on social media 4 – 5 days a week. BUT do it consistently.
Social media success is found in momentum. Momentum is built through consistency. If we spend two hours on social media one day, then don't set foot on it again for several weeks, everything we've built has evaporated and we're back to square one.
By spending even only 5 – 10 minutes on social media 3 – 4 days a week, we can begin to build momentum. And it's those small steps, done consistently that give us amazing progress when we do them over weeks and months.
I hope you're not too disappointed, but these two things really are the secret to my success. I'd like to know what you've found to take your social media to the next level. Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments section below.
Take your #socialmedia to the next level with these 2 simple steps - @EdieMelson on @NovelRocket (Click to Tweet)
Take your #socialmedia to the next level with these 2 simple steps - @EdieMelson on @NovelRocket (Click to Tweet)
Edie Melson—author, blogger, speaker—has written numerous books, including her most recent, While My Child is Away. She's also the military family blogger at Guideposts.org. Her popular blog, The Write Conversation, reaches thousands each month. She's the director of the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference and a member of the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association. She's the the Social Media Director for Southern Writers Magazine, Social Media Mentor at My Book Therapy, and the Senior Editor for NovelRocket.com.


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Nah. Where I'm from that's a good way to get shot and buried on public land. In a few months someone calls the sheriff and explains what happened; he understands.
That is a good attitude, I might say.
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yeah I did, it was great but she was divorced though,,,
she thought me everything as I was new to sex
That doesn't qualify as an affair ☺ With a currently married woman
Never, and I never will. I'd rather have a guy all to myself than only have a guy who's half there😈
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