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A plan legalizing short-term rentals to visitors throughout the city but prohibiting residents from renting whole units in residential areas throughout the year gained the approval of the New Orleans City Planning Commission on Tuesday.
The commission voted 6-1 in favor of a set of rules that largely follow the recommendations of its staff.
Because the Planning Commission's recommendations are not binding on the City Council, Tuesday's vote represented simply one more step in the long-running debate over what place rentals through websites like AirBnB have in New Orleans.
After council members debate and approve their own version of the document, it will go back to the City Planning Commission for another vote. After getting that approval, it'll head back to the council for final approval.
The Planning Commission diverged from the staff recommendations on only one issue, striking a provision that would allow whole homes to be rented out in residential neighborhoods.
The debate over short-term rentals has been going on in New Orleans for years. Some analyses suggest that between 2,400 and 4,000 people already are using sites like Airbnb and VRBO to rent out rooms or entire living units, mostly in violation of city ordinances that are rarely enforced.
The planning staff recommended legalizing several types of short-term rentals in the city. Residents would be able to rent out rooms in their own home, or half of a double house, with few restrictions as long as the owners were on the site or in the other side of a double.
The staff also suggested that whole homes could be rented up to four times per year, for a total of 30 days, under a plan aimed largely at visitors during major events. In districts not zoned residential, whole apartments or houses could be rented without those restrictions.
The provision that was struck by the commission would have allowed residents to rent out entire houses or apartments year-round, though those rentals would be subject to a more stringent permitting process and would be limited to no more than two to four per square block, depending on the neighborhood.
Analyses of current short-term rentals in New Orleans suggest that about 70 percent of the rentals available through Airbnb offer to rent an entire home. It's not clear how many of those are in residential districts, though they appear to be concentrated in residential areas of the French Quarter, Marigny and Bywater.
The recommendations also include beefing up the number of inspectors and lobbying the state Legislature for a way to tax the rentals.
"I don't want anyone to think we don't think enforcement is key. Enforcement needs to be enhanced substantially, not just with bodies and boots on the ground but with policies and procedures," Planning Commission Executive Director Robert Rivers said.
The commission stripped out the whole-unit rentals in residentially zoned areas by a 5-2 vote. An effort to ban whole-unit rentals outside of residential areas failed 1-6 before the commission approved the package of recommendations on a 6-1 vote.
Commissioner Kelly Brown, who argued against allowing whole home rentals in residential neighborhoods, said those rentals have a far greater impact on neighborhoods than the others, potentially hurting the quality of life of nearby property owners who unexpectedly find they are "living next to a commercial operation they never contemplated they'd have to deal with."
Supporters of short-term rentals, including owners who rent out their properties and representatives of the organization Alliance for Neighborhood Prosperity, said they largely agreed with the staff's recommendations. Attorneys for the organization said they wanted to see fewer restrictions for those who want to rent their own homes and a flat fee structure to aid the city in collecting revenue.
The recommendations came under fire from groups representing hotels and residents of the French Quarter and Irish Channel. Hotel groups argued the proposals would give short-term rentals an unfair advantage over traditional hotels, while neighborhood organizations argued for greater limits on rentals in residential areas and a total ban on them in the French Quarter.
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Well first of all getting a job in this market is a wonderful thing! Cheers and Congrats!
Yes, the worst is over! Hunting job boards, forwarding your resume to hundreds of recruiters, calling many people only to find out they are either not currently hiring or they have found someone else sheeeeesh….. I would be ecstatic that this is over!
Landing in a job is for sure the best thing and very very relieving. But, if you think that your tough days are over…Think Again and come back to reality from that wonderland.
Remember the old saying – First Impression is the best!!!
So, make a good first impression during the first days on job.
If you make a positive first impression, you are off to a flier! Your life at work gets simpler and you will love your work life. But, if unfortunately you end up making a negative impression, it would be very smooth to say, future is going to be very difficult. In this post, I will point out 10 simple tips to avoid landing into that unfortunate negative impression early at a new job. I will state how to make a good first impression, and how to be in the first days of a new job and achieve a positive reputation.
Whether it be your boss or just some other co-worker, you should always present your Best at work. First few days at a new job can be very hectic. More so, if you have been hired into a corporate environment.
Well, you need to pose the best you can, at least during the first few days. But how can we do this? Do I just speak politely or be obliged to everybody? Do I go to work in a suit everyday? Do I not take lunch? Do I work 10 hours a day? Do I try and help my co-workers? Do I take my co-workers to lunch? Oh well there will be a million questions. Some of them are 'Yes you do' and some are 'No you should not!'.
Well, everything depends on the kind of the job you are hired for. Well, I don't think your boss expects you to wear a suit, if you are hired for as a computer technician. Generally speaking, be appropriate and blend with co-workers. Don't try to be over smart or you'll get branded as a show – off.
Here are some tips as to how one should be in the first few days.
1) Mangers take new hires around to meet with others. Try to get a company organization chart and try to at least remember the names of the people who you think, you would most interact with. Addressing people using their names, makes them feel they know you better. Apologize and ask for their name, when you forget somebody's names is the best solution.
2) Don't rush into doing your first assignments without knowing any business knowledge! Most managers, make sure they don't bombard new hires with loads of work, rather they give work encompassing the whole system, so you get to know the whole organization better. Understanding what you are working on initially makes your life easier later.
3) Maintain a positive attitude!
Always express a positive attitude. Show enthusiasm when you are given any tasks. But don't show it off too much or you run into the risk of a hyper active/ show off.
4) Team Work: Initially, someone would help you discover issues, learn the procedures and performing initial tasks, always state their names or at least say "We did it" instead of "I did it"
5) Always dress appropriately. Dress professionally depending on the job. They don't expect you to wear a tie and a suit to jobs where nobody wear a suit. But at the same time, don't show up to work in torn jeans and tennis shoes.
Shave neatly and with more precision than how a lady would do before going out for a date!
Don't Forget: Be a Roman in Rome!
6) Ask questions: There are no dumb questions! Ask as many questions as you get. But, only after your initial research. When you want to ask something, do your own research first. Google is the best way to start. But, if you are unable to find anything, just ask your co-workers, or find out who the person of contact is for such issues for future.
7) Don't take off initially: Work full days. Do not take off or vacation in the first three months. Only take a sick leave in the first three months, only if you are really really sick. I would advice attending work and then taking off, even if you are very sick, that shows your commitment and your eagerness to come to work.
8 ) Always smile: Always have a smile on your face. Don't look like, 'I just killed my wife's pet' Smile and wish everybody you see/pass by. If possible strike up small conversations with co-workers every now and then. It shows, you are friendly and are willing to make friendly relationships. Well, don't cross the border, or you'll out for sexual harrassment :p
9) Never Gossip: Yep, never gossip or even don't be a part of the group that gossips. Just leave the group making some excuse. There are many people out there, who just start a gossip to get something out of you… and then you know what happens the next day.
10) Listen: I know this isn't the first time someone has said this. But, listen a lot more than you talk. Do not ever interrupt someone while they are talking, or explaining you something. Don't argue when some one is trying to help you. If some one is giving you a wrong information by mistake, just let them finish and then say,"I think this might not be 100% true, because…." and then show some kind of proof or written place where it is not correct. That way the other person knows that you listened to his/her explanation completely and that you are not just trying to find faults.
The first few days can be hectic, with all the paper work, enrolling into the organization, submitting all the insurance paper work, 401K paperwork, reading all the documentation, trying to figure out how things are done at this company, making friends, knowing co-workers etc etc etc….. Hopefully, these tips will help you make a good first impression during your first days on job. But, still you should make it a point to follow at least these 10 steps. If you have some other tips you might want to share, don't forget to point them out in the comments section.


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Here is the strategy I tune with. Everyone does it different, but what is important is you find things that provide you with consistent, yet safe, results.
So, let us assume we are doing a simple stage two tune.
- Setup - First Flash -
- Remove all CL/OL delays as needed.
- Set all TA/DA maps to 6.5 to 7.0 degrees from 1.30 load on to max load.
- Set all base timing maps to one map and remove TA + 2.0 degrees from the same load points.
- Set WGDC tables to 0
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- Query the ECU for Atmospheric pressure, manifold pressure, FBKC, FLKC, RPM, Engine Load, Engine RPM and LC-1
- Do a pull in fourth gear to redline watching AFRs and knock
- Graph the boost for the car in the log using manifold pressure - atmospheric with engine RPM to find where you natural boost curve is and what your spring pressure is. I do this for two reasons, one I want to see what the turbo does with no help and I also what to see what effect the exhaust system has on spool. For example, one of my 07 STIs has a EVO 2 and another has a full 3". One requires considerably less WGDC in order to achieve the same target boost.
- Take the information and start throwing WGDC at the car and see how it responds. I set all my maps the same and give my max WGDC 5% more on any given RPM on 95% throttle.
- Dial in the WGDC until your high gear is maintaining the boost levels that you are requesting.
- From here, log pulls in the first, second and third. Graph these and see what WGDC is need on the MAX WGDC map is needed to hit target boost or close to it in the those gears.
- Once boost is done, move onto fuel.
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- Using the information from your boost map look at your AFRs and take note of what RPM and load the boost is coming on. I usually will choose around 2-4 psi depending on the turbo.
- This is where people differ in style. I choose to keep a 12:1 - 12.5:1 around spool area and gradually fade to 11.1:1 - 11.5:1 AFRs at redline. Figure out what works best for you and your gas.
- Looking at your log, choose the AFRs from the wideband that are withing .10 - .15 of each other. Then using the target AFR, let's say 11.1:1, take that value and divide it to get your scaler. Using 11.1 with a current AFR of 10.5:1 we get a value of 1.057. So, take the load ranges and RPM and multiply by that value.
- Now, you should notice that the afrs can dance around up to a whole AFR point. That's OK. Just roll with it and dial it in.
- Once you have that done, scroll over the maps and look for stupid stuff. For instance, let's say you are running 11.0 around the map, and there is a point where it is 11.5 and then back to 11.0 for whatever reason. Even it out. Some may feel this, other may not. I prefer to find a consistent value that gives me the acceptable ranges.
- Do a couple pulls and look for knock and graph your boost and AFRs on the same graph. Try to fade rich while boost is start to move but keep a little lean while spooling.
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- After boost and AFRs are dialed in, go in for timing. You want to KC, timing and knock with load and engine RPMs. From here do a couple of pulls in high gears to get a decent load.
- I usually add in half the timing I pulled at the start and see how the car reacts. Slowly add timing in and again look for timing jumps that can cause knock with heavy jumps. For example, 10 degress to 25 degrees.
- Once you find a happy balance between timing use ECU edit to interpolate things a little bit and call it done.
- I usually leave timing conservative until I can get the car on the dyno.
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I have to make one more tier, but I don't want to use a whole box of mix (or split one up).
Anyone have the measurements to make just enough batter for a 6" tin to bake to 3" high?
Here is one that I have used a few times.
6oz butter
6oz caster sugar
6oz eggs
6oz self raising flour
1 1/2 tablespoons water ( You can use 1/2 tablespoon of vanilla and 1 tablespoon water)
Thanks, bashini! But, what is caster sugar? Also, I don't have a scale, is it ok to measure all of those with a regular liquid measuring cup? And, is regular flour ok?
Caster sugar is much finer sugar than granulated sugar. I don't know whether you can get it there. And I don't think it will work if you measure it with a liquid measring cup. But you can convert oz into grams and cups using this chart.
If you are using regular flour, then you might have to add 1/2 - 1 teaspoon of baking powder. I must say that I haven't used regular flour for this recipe.
lrlt2000, from checking the internet, caster sugar is the same as superfine sugar in the states. Last time I made an angel food cake with superfine sugar, I couldn't find any, so I put regular sugar in the food processer and made my own, worked very well and the angel food cake was wonderful.
I have to make one more tier, but I don't want to use a whole box of mix (or split one up).
Anyone have the measurements to make just enough batter for a 6" tin to bake to 3" high?
Here's mine...it is 1/2 my regular recipe.....this will make two 6 inch layers, so if you are using a 3" deep pan, you might have just a bit of extra batter.
Vanilla Cake
2 large eggs, at room temp
1 cup sugar
1 cup plain flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 stick butter
1/2 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
Heat oven to 325F.
Prepare pans.
In a small saucepan, combine milk and butter over low heat just til butter melts. Cool to room temp [to do so quickly, sit the pan in a bowl of cold water].
Combine sugar and eggs in a small mixing bowl and mix on high 5 minutes.
Stir baking powder into flour thoroughly, then mix flour mixture into egg/sugar mixture until completely incorporated.
Add milk/butter mixture and vanilla and mix on low just until smooth.
Pour into pan(s) and bake until top spring back when lightly touched.
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Mary Ann Apartments is a large garden style community consisting of one and two bedroom apartments, some with separate dining areas. Located in beautiful Caldwell, New Jersey, all of the apartments have hard wood floors, modern kitchens and bathrooms. There are laundry facilities located throughout the complex and there is both off-street and public parking as well as garages available. The superintendent lives on the premises and 24/7 emergency maintenance is available.
The borough of Caldwell is a lovely historic town with many conveniences. Schools in the district include the elementary, middle and high school levels as well as Caldwell College. The Grover Cleveland Park named after Grover Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th President of the United States is close by the property and features tennis courts, a jogging path, playgrounds, a baseball field and picnic areas.
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Im not saying it's your only facial expression, just the default one when you're not trying to smile or look mad or whatever.
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mine would absolutely make someone feel like they just did something dumb. I want one of those faces.
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One of my best friends has that face actually and for years I thought he was handicapped before I finally talked to him and realized he wasn't.11|00|0
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Wait what? He had a face that made you feel bad, as if you had done something dumb, which also made him seemed handicapped?
Yes! At least what I picture that face to look like on my mind, he had it. He would just stare everytime we drove by for years until one of my other friends was telling me about this guy she met and I was like "the handicapped guy? He talks to you?" And he was awesome after that! We were best friends for years until we both married. Such a funny guy.


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The rise and fall in the price of food, fuel and manufactured goods : interdependency between prices and technology determining comparative advantages and development paths
Green innovation, which enables us to extract energy from food crops, caused a food shortage in 2008. Countries suffering severe damage started to reconsider their agricultural policy with the aim of becoming more autonomous. The food price hike of the time looks like a reversal of the celebrated Singer-Prebisch thesis proposed in the 1950s. This paper examines the consequences of this trend on the comparative advantages and development strategies of developing countries. For that purpose, first, trends and short-run fluctuations in the prices of fuel and bio-energy crops are investigated. It is shown that the price series of fuels and the crops are synchronized only after the fuel extracting technology came into effect. Second, the reversal of the Singer-Prebisch thesis is underpinned by the generic form of an endogenous growth model developed by Rebelo (1991). It is shown that as an economy grows, appreciation of the non-reproducible, such as mineral resources and raw labor, over the reproducible, such as capital goods, is the norm rather than an anomaly. Third, the consequences of the food price hike and underlying capital accumulation on the development strategies of labor-abundant and low-income countries are explored. It is concluded that the impact of the food price hikes on the alteration of a development strategy is only incremental, without reinforcement from raw-labor-saving innovation. A case study of inventions by JUKI Corporation, a world-leader in the sewing machine market exemplifies the fact that, of all the major inventions the company have made, raw-labor-saving inventions have not dominated, although JUKI's machines are sold to one of the most raw-labor-intensive industries.
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I'm thinking about dying my hair but I'm not sure what color I should dye it. Can you help me please?
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In the picture it looks like you have hazely green eyes.
Hazel eyes will reflect a different dominant color with each of these colors. Blond hair tends to bring out the lighter colors in hazel eyes such as blue, green and yellow. Brown hair will bring out the darker greens, brown, gold and gray. Red hair will display brown and gray highlights in hazel eyes.
~Lets go with the basics.
You will need a warm toned hair color, since you have fair skin. It will give warmth to you skin since you have a cool or neutral undetone.Warm tones look best on people with pale skin tones.Warm tones will bring out the bright colors in hazel eyes, particularly greens and gold, or if you have green eyes it will bring out the lighter green or yellows in your eyes.
~So now you have the choice of blond, brown, or red.
Blonde; I don't think a pure blond color will suit you. It will drain the color from you face, and you eyebrwos are dark. So I would stay away from blone, though you could do Higlights of a dark blond if you wanted
Brown; Brown is you safe bet here. It is most likely to turn out well. I wouldn't do a deep brown, as it will wash you out as well since you have a cool undertone. I would go with a chesnut, auburn, or chocolate brown.
Red; You could do red, though I wouldn't do pure red, I would do Auburn
~ The BEST colors for you are; From Clairol's Perfect 10; Red Hot Cinnamon, Dark Golden Brown, or From Garnier Nutrisse Hair Color Chart; Medium Golden Mahogony Brown or the HoneyDip for a lighter option.
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I'm really liking the Red Hot Cinnamon :) thank you, I think I'm going to go with this color :D
Thanks! I really love that color, I might do my hair that color some day<3 I love it!
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Wednesday, August 23, 2017
Hi there friends! How are you? I've been busy lately with things that take me outside of the sewing room. BUT I haven't stopped stealing moments when I can to work on fun projects. I think having a little less time to spend helps you appreciate your time more, at least it does for me.
Here are my cute choices for the Tablerunner Bliss quilt along. I fell in love with that cute yellow dog print from the 30's Playtime by Chloe's Closet for Moda. Thanks to Fat Quarter Shop for letting me chose my fabrics to sew a long with them!
If you follow me on Instagram you'll see I've already cut into these pretty fabrics and am well on my way to finish my Buttercup tablerunner. I love thirties reproduction fabrics and that sweet pup is checking all my fabric boxes on a project like this. Blue, red, green and yellow! PamKitty colors! They make me happy!
Be well friends!!! Tell me what's new with you! xop
Monday, August 14, 2017
Tablerunner Bliss
Morning friends! How was your weekend? It was nice and not scorching hot here, so I loved it. All that fresh air coming it changes my whole mood.
Also changing my mood, fresh new projects to work on! Fat Quarter Shop sent me a copy of Sherri Fall's new Tablerunner Bliss book and isn't it the cutest! I love Sherri's designs, so cute and clever. And isn't a tablerunner the perfect sized project? It's like the equivalent of a snack... something small and fun and won't get in the way of your bigger project.
To me they're also the perfect size to make seasonal, or novelty, or to explore color combinations you don't normally work in. Or just to sew and have fun! Stitch one up as a gift! All those things.
I've already cut myself a kit for the table runner. No point in waiting right?
Ok, get busy and have a great week! xop
Wednesday, August 09, 2017
Sew Day
Morning Pals! I've been busy being energetic the past few days. We had one coolish day and OMG LIFE FELT LIKE IT WAS WORTH LIVING. Ok, sure, that's a bit over dramatic but the summer is slowly sucking my life force with the hot weather. Thanks goodness I don't live in the hard core desert. You'd have to give me up because I would be a complaint machine.
Anyway! I managed to organize some stuff and assemble some backings and actually clean up a bit in my cutting room aka Frankie's room. Yesterday I thought about my little project with the Spelling Bee book and got busy cutting and stitching up the letters. Lets just say lack of sleep in the late afternoon made some really simple cutting and sewing a challenge. But I persevered and it's so cute.
I'm going to make this into a PILLOW! What a surprise right? I think it would be cute on Frankie's sofa, and she's my favorite cutie so why not. And unlike her mother, she actually uses her pillows so it won't go into a vault like it would here.
Love this book, it's got so many really adorable projects and of course all the little pictures to go with the letters. Clever. Lori sure knows how to cute things up!
Alrighty! Today is sewing group! Have a good day! xop
Friday, August 04, 2017
A Friday Finish!
Morning friends! I have finally finished my Flower Power blocks and have sewn them together. The solution was easy once I got over my own over thinking, I just threw on the borders required to turn these blocks into a square and called it a day.
I don't know why I want to make things more complicated. I still like the way it turned out, and although it's not quite the same proportions, which were so perfect, close enough. Now comes the debate.. do I have the attention span to do that narrow almost match stick quilting as in the original design. OR, does it end up in the pile of unquilted objects? Only time will tell! Sometimes I make something just for the heck of it. I love piecing.
Today I'm paging through my Spelling Bee Book, I have an idea for a project using those cute letters. Stay tuned!
Happy Weekend! xo
Thursday, August 03, 2017
Warning: This post may contain complaints.
Morning peeps! We've had a lot of hot hot days here. I know it's *just* 100 but it feels so much hotter.
Ok, I ranted, then deleted it all and now we're back in blog business. I've wanted to get a nice photo of my Jelly Roll Railway quilt for a while, so Monday I took it out for a car ride. I really love people show their quilts off on beautiful fencing, green rolling fields behind them, maybe even a horse strolling by.
This is California, too hot and mostly brown, and way too sunny. So you're stuck with pictures that are like the one above, half bleached by the sun and half in dark shade.
This one looks like I had it rolled up in a ball in the trunk of my car.. oh well, this is how life is sometimes. I really loved making this quilt, even though I didn't use a Jelly Roll. You could go through your stash like I did and make your own Jelly Roll. Make two, one for a friend, then invite them for a sewing date and have some fun. Wouldn't everyone like that? Bring snacks!
I hope you're keeping cool where ever you are. I'm grateful for your friendship and AIR CONDITIONING! xop
Friday, July 28, 2017
Do as I say...
...and not as I do as the old saying goes. ALWAYS check the settings on your print job when printing out templates. I know this lesson but I was using my little Samsung tablet to print from and I never checked the settings, just printed and started sewing.
When it came time to stitch my points onto the rest of the flowers... they were too small. Insert my sad face here. I did scale down the width but should have spent the time to change the proportions of everything so it would all be in scale.. but I didn't. My flowers are still so cute but now I have to recalculate everything as the blocks are no longer square and won't easily fit into that nice layout from the magazine.
More Pam Problems. I am not winning with this project.
I won't let it get me down. I still love my little flowers and will do something with them. Maybe not right away. I don't know.
Hope your weekend gets off to a good start! xo
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Flower Power
Good morning! How are things on your side of the screen? I'm excited about my next project, this Flower Power tulip cushion from Love Patchwork and Quilting designed by Lindsay of Pen and Paper Patterns. I love tulips blocks, there are so many ways to make them from applique to piecing and these chunky wide tulips are great. I've seen so many great tulips lately, I wonder, are they suddenly more popular?
This pattern involves a row of paper pieced points, and that was a bit of a challenge to me. I made a first pass and had complete failure, which you already know if you're following along on Instagram. But I cut some bigger pieces and tried again with success, and in fact, the last two strips went really fast. With more experience I would have had no trouble using the size pieces Lindsay has you cut and I appreciate the minimal waste they would provide.
On a side note, the templates from the magazine are available on the website for easy printing! Genius idea.
I can't wait to finish this up today. I was just so thrilled with my little paper pieced wonders I had to share. I hope all is well with you friends. xo
Monday, July 24, 2017
Its summer.
Morning friends! Hope you're doing well. Summer is chugging along here in PamKittyVille and it's Capital H HOT! Not a fan at all. Luckily we live in a little valley and the fog from the coast creeps in between the hills and cools us off so most mornings are pretty nice. Saturday morning I sat outside and read through Lori's new book Spelling Bee. It's so, or make that sew CUTE. What a clever idea, not only the alphabets and numbers, upper and lower case by the way, but also punctuation, and fun new blocks, like the globe and telephone, new flowers a dog and butterfly.. just so many cute new things, and lots of cute ways to use them. I'm not done looking it over yet, but I got off to a good start. Thanks so much Fat Quarter Shop for sending it to me. Oh and also, lots of cute peeks into Lori's cute home, which I always love.
Yesterday I finished sewing my rows together, finally. I can't wait to show a better photo but it was just too darn hot yesterday. I keep looking for pretty places to take pictures but right now every where you go it's brown and dry, not too picturesque.
These Jelly Roll Railway blocks are so fun to make. With all these prints and the floral fabric for the background it's a Pam Kitty Mishmash but that's my favorite. So much color and pattern in one place. I'm loving the hourglass blocks that are a bonus design element created by using 2 prints, in each block. You just make sure that you have your block oriented with alternating prints. You could totally go wild and use many prints but for me that adds a level of complexity to the block layout my attention span can't handle. It was a very fun sew and I enjoyed it a lot. Best of all was enjoying the memories of that fun first collection using some of those prints brought back.
Can you believe we're at the end of July already? Where does the time go? Hope you're having fun! xop
Monday, July 10, 2017
Catch Up
HI there how are you? Hot? Because its HOT people. Capital letter hot once it heads into the 100 plus degree zone. I don't care what Michaels is trying to tell me with all the fall foliage and faux pumpkins, it's summer and it feels like it's never going to end. (probably because it lasts well into what most people thing of fall) BUT I DIGRESS.
Since we met here last I spent a fun day with Frankie over the 4 day 4th of July holiday weekend. I got up early and beat the traffic on the pass over the mountains. Nothing made me happier than seeing all the fog creeping among the redwood trees and the serious drop in temps in Santa Cruz. We had a great time, finally went to The Buttery and also Gayles Bakery both places totally charming. I loved the way Gayles was decorated, lots of pretty vintage tablecloth valences like the ones that Elizabeth made. And oh the vintage plates.. it was all so cute. It was cool out. Here's the beach near where Frankie lives, this was midday, but by late afternoon it filled up as the sun came out. But not packed, just perfect.
I've also been doing some sewing. Inspired by Fat Quarter Shop's Shortcut Quilt Jelly Roll Railway, I got busy cutting some strips. It only took 24, and the hardest part is picking your fabrics. While cruising around on Instagram I ran to Amanda's June Quilt Along quilt which is similar, different construction. But her colors got me thinking. Originally I'd been considering a red white and blue theme but then I got it in my head to actually use some of my very favorite floral for the background and these are the strips I cut to go with it. I chose a bunch of my favorites from way back to my first line. It just makes me happy looking at the prints and colors.
And that version of the Pam Kitty Focal Floral is my favorite. It took some serious will power to cut into the last of it, and now there's just maybe 1 yard left. But I am making myself use what I love, it's not doing me any good in a box, right?
I changed the design just a bit, adding alternating corners so that the intersections will be hour glass blocks. You can see an example of how it will look here on Instagram. I think it's a fun change. I'll start assembly today I think, I have to pay attention to make sure I alternate them correctly. You could easily add to the variety by using 22 inch strips and cut twice as many. If I worked in a shop I'd want to make kits and have sew ins using this pattern. You could round up a bunch of pretty fabrics. What about scrappy backgrounds? Also very fun. I think I saw that in one of the quilts on Instagram. You can check out the Jelly Roll Railroad hastag here, and the Crazy Mom June QAL hash tag here. Lots of pretty quilts to see. I can't wait to get it all put together and see if I want borders or no borders.. I know I don't have enough of the floral, but I have other whites with prints that might work. Who knows. I just know that it's been fun to make and I highly recommend it.
That's it for me today. I hope all is well with you. xo
That's it for me today. I hope all is well with you. xo
Thursday, June 29, 2017
Aurifil DOM Reboot
Hi there friends and newcomers! Welcome to June's Aurifil Designer of the Month reboot for June! It's hard to believe that it was 5 years ago that we started the DOM project and I was excited to be a part of the fun. Everyone's block was so clever, and mine felt a little less than that when I saw them all together. Someone in the flickr group left a gentle criticism that it was not their favorite block. So when it came time for the reboot I thought about what I could do to make it better without changing it. I looked at a lot of vintage stitch designs and I decided that since my favorite stitch was the lazy daisy, I would change all the stitches for the flowers to lazy daisies with French knot centers.
I am still not a great embroiderer but it was a lot more fun. I chose some fresh new colors that were more 'me' and I think the block is a lot cuter than it was before.
Five years ago Pam Kitty Love debuted at Quilt Market, so I pulled out some of the PKL blacks and whites to use for sashing. Very fun for me! You can read the original Auribuzz post about my block here! I love seeing a picture of my cleaned up sewing room. You can read my post about it here. Hop over to the current Auribuzz reboot post here! I loved using the Aurifloss, and since finally someone showed me the secret to separating the threads my life is now complete!
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Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Smart Aleck
The other day I was thinking about how cute Roseann's book is and wanted to make the cute little mat but didn't have any wool. I pulled out some fusible and some fabric and got busy making it using a square of fabric as a base. I blanket stitched all the pieces using coordinating thread, and then layered it up and quilted it, I did a 3/4 inch grid on the black gingham and then just stitched in the ditch around the circle.
I popped some binding on it and once I stitched it down I was ready for coffee.
Its' cute I think! It would also make a cute potholder if you put some Insul Bright inside. OR wouldn't' it make a cute quilt block? Well I won't get ahead of myself.
Hope you have a good day friends!
Thursday, June 22, 2017
I wouldn't be exaggerating if I said I was in a sewing slump. Lots of ideas, just can't get around to doing it. Combine that with the decidedly dungeon like quality of light in my sewing room and you have my own recipe for the doldrums.
I am not immune to all the cute and inspiring projects out there, and I feel buoyed by looking at them. Sometimes all you need is to start, so I did. I have seen so many cute little fabric boxes made using Ayda's book Made for Baby. Try over here at Krystine's blog and then here at Lauren's Blog. Well you should go there anyway to be honest, the photos are wonderful.
Not as wonderfully photographed is my little box. I am way too excited about it. It was so easy, and it went together so fast. I was happy for the opportunity to use the cute bias tape with crocheted edge that Roseann sent me as a surprise. Honestly I want to make a thousand and litter every surface with them. (hahahahaha like I have surfaces with room for them I crack myself up)
I guess while I'm in the mood I should go try and accomplish something. There's some binding half sewn on that I moved aside to sew this up.. that seems easy, right?
HAPPY DAYS FRIENDS! xoxo
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
#RIP Reliable
HI there! What's new with you? Those of you that follow me on Instagram know what's new with me... my beloved Reliable iron started smoking up a storm on Monday and now is a goner. I'm pretty sure the steam generator burned up for some reason, it was only on a few minutes, I was making some binding for a small quilt, and I was just giving it the finishing press in half when it started. So much smoke! Later I plugged it in and it didn't steam and I didn't hear the generator working. It did get hot but yikes, now it's too risky to use I think.
I feel like it was the best iron I've used, the heat, the steam... the soleplate.. everything. I babied it, never using tap water, always turning it off and unplugging. Even after months went by. I haven't sewn as much as normal the past 9 months to be honest. I'm torn about sending it back, do I want to invest (and it's a shipment to Canada so we're talking $40 - $50) in an iron that only lived 9 months? That makes it a pretty expensive iron no matter how great it is. It does have a nice warranty, you can see it here.
Regardless of what I decide, I needed a new iron. I feel conflicted about investing in another premium iron and realize that I am lucky I have the means to do so. Elizabeth had just replaced her iron, so she told me what she purchased and I went out and picked one up today.
$40 and I'm back in business. I haven't unboxed it yet, we're on a Flex Alert due to the heat, and aren't supposed to use unnecessary appliances till after 9pm. It's a California thing, like Spare the Air days! I'll keep you posted.
Ok time to turn off my computer! I like to do my part. Happy sewing!
Friday, June 16, 2017
The one where I still don't complain about the weather.
Morning friends! How are you? We're heading into the weekend and around here it's going to be a scorcher! I've got my fans out and my window monitoring schedule is in place so I'm ready. I'm not going to complain YET, but I make no promises about the future!
Yesterday I was feeling really cheerful while doing some blanket stitching! This is a peek at a small part of my submission for volume 16 of the Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks magazine. I really like this block and I'm crossing my fingers it is accepted. I've been feeling very inspired to sew lately and I'm always happy when I'm blanket stitching! It's probably my favorite thing.
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Here is an important note from Christina Dolan, an environmental specialist with Ecological Planning Group regarding the proposed expansion of highway 80 to Tybee Island.
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Subject: Public Meeting 11/17-Highway 80/City of Tybee
Hello all-
On Tuesday November 17th, the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) will be hosting an open house from 4-6 pm at the Tybee City Hall to seek public comments regarding the proposed changes to Highway 80, including the planned replacements of both Bull River and Lazaretto Creek bridges. (You may attend at any time during those hours. There will be no formal presentation.) The public notice is attached and may also be viewed athttp://www.dot.ga.gov/BS/
I'm sure you've heard about the proposed expansion of Highway 80 and replacements of these bridges leading to Tybee Island. Obviously this is controversial in nature and everybody has their own ideas of what should/shouldn't happen. Some people want a 4-lane, some don't, some want the bridges replaced, some don't, etc. With the recent accident on Highway 80, there's been more public scrutiny regarding this project and some recent articles in the newspaper. The quick summary of the project (as least as far as I know, but I'm certainly not an authority on this subject) is that GDOT is currently considering improvements to Highway 80 and replacing both Bull River and Lazaretto Creek Bridges (info below from the MPO study that explains this in greater detail).
If you have an opinion on this subject, please consider coming to the meeting and/or submitting comments to GDOT. It's important that GDOT hear from a variety of different citizens and organizations to understand what there is, and isn't, public support for with regards to this project.
I'm attaching some information below about this project to give you some background information that is available to the public. In case you are wondering what my affiliation with this project is, I work for Ecological Planning Group (EPG), a private environmental consulting firm. I am not affiliated with GDOT (or the City of Tybee) nor am I trying to start a petition or anything of that nature-I'm simply sharing that this meeting is happening and inviting those that may be interested to voice their opinions, whatever those may be.
My company, EPG, has been assisting Chatham County with trail design and planning efforts to provide more walking/biking trails in this area. Extending the existing McQueens Islands trail to Tybee Island has long been a dream of various organizations and planning efforts in this area for quite some time (as well as mine, frankly, both from a personal and professional standpoint), but it has always been hampered by various impediments, including the bridges leading to Tybee Island, what will/won't happen with Highway 80, and obviously by the expense and environmental implications associated with trail development, land acquisition, etc. With the GDOT's proposed plan to replace the bridges leading to Tybee Island, it does open up opportunities in the near future to connect the existing McQueens trail (by extending it across Fort Pulaski-owned lands) to the new/future Lazaretto Creek Bridge (which is currently proposed to include a separated path on the side for bikes/walkers), making the "dream" to more safely bike/walk from Wilmington Island to Tybee Island more feasible.
If GDOT sees that there is public support for a separate walking/biking path leading to Tybee Island (and not just relying on paved shoulders adjacent to the road for biking whenever they make improvements-whatever those may be-to Highway 80 and the Bridges), it stands a greater chance of becoming a reality.
Whatever your feelings about the proposed project may be, I invite you to take the time to consider what you would like to see happen with this project and submit your comments to GDOT and/or attend the public meeting.
Below is some additional information that you can use to research the history of this project, if you want to know more.
Background Information-CORE MPO Study
The Coastal Region Metropolitan Planning Organization (CORE MPO) conducted a planning study from 2010-2012 to examine the needs and possible alternatives for this corridor and GDOT is using the results/recommendations from the MPO's study as a baseline for their ongoing planning efforts. The MPO study, titled US 80 Bridges Replacement Study, is available at http://www.thempc.org/
The MPO's study recommended "Alternative 3" as the best option for moving forward (and this is what GDOT is currently planning), which included replacing the existing bridges (w/2 lane bridges with an 10-foot barrier separated path and 10' bikable shoulders); roadway improvements (widening existing road to accommodate a 10-foot paved bikable shoulder-which could act as an evacuation lane in event of an emergency); road restriping to allow for left and right turn lanes; and construction of an 18-space parking area at the entrance to McQueen's Island Trail.
An earlier proposal for a 4-lane road expansion w/bikable shoulders was not approved and is not currently being evaluated by GDOT at this time as far as known.
Thanks for your time. Your voice and opinions (whatever those may be)-counts-
Christina Dolan
Environmental Specialist
(912) 604-2871
Ecological Planning Group, LLC


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I was the keynote speaker at a dinner honoring cancer survivors. I told my story about my experience with cancer and what I now do both with music and working for the American Cancer Society to support the cause. I also performed the song I co-wrote for the Relay for Life Luminaria ceremony called "Every Candle Has A Name." It was the North Fulton Survivors Dinner, at the lovely Roswell River Landing, funded by the kind people from ADP, with excellent food donated by the kind people from Outback.
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After many months of effort, my team successfully launched a new version of the American Cancer Society's flagship website, cancer.org, in an effort to make using the site easier and better.
On the same day, I traveled to Seattle with two great friends and talented musicians to meet up with two more great friends and talented musicians to rehearse late at night for two shows later that week.
Enjoyed a day with friends in Seattle.
|Though technically not in Seattle, Adam, Lee, and I stop at a Casino to catch Wade performing with another band.
|In front of the original Starbucks. No beans were harmed in the making of this photo.
|Sadly, the Copacabana was closed. We were disappointed, though not as much as Lola and Rico*.
|Pike Place Market
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Crossed the mountains to Moses Lake. Played a show at Michael's Market and Bistro. Great fun playing with these guys, and an appreciative crowd.
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Halloween fundraiser. Incredible fun to perform with such talented people, to dress up for a costume party, and to raise money for the cause. This event put Terry, Donna, and my fundraising efforts from the past few years over the $50,000 mark.
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By LETTICE STUART
Published: December 1, 1991
Betting people in the real estate community here think the odds are excellent that riverboat gambling, approved by the State Legislature in July, will spur development along the Mississippi River waterfront downtown.
The law stipulated that construction of the boats could not begin until January 1992, and the first boats are not expected to begin operating until late in 1993. Nevertheless, real estate brokers and developers already have begun to prepare for what they think will be a daily influx of thousands of visitors.
Iowa, Illinois, Missouri and Mississippi have also passed legislation authorizing legal riverboat gambling. So far, boats are operating only off Illinois and Iowa.
The biggest winner of all here may be a long-time local developer, Joseph Canizaro. The month before the gambling bill was passed, he signed a contract to buy a prime piece of downtown riverfront property where several boats are expected to dock, and he closed on the deal in September.
Mr. Canizaro bought the 72-acre tract next to the New Orleans Convention Center for $11 million from the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company and Upland Industries Corporation, both subsidiaries of the Union Pacific Corporation. Since then, he said, he and his two partners, William Goldring and Coleman Adler, both of New Orleans, have received dozens of offers from people wanting the property for gaming-related purposes.
Mr. Canizaro said that a prominent national developer has offered twice the purchase price for the entire parcel and that several gaming companies have offered even more.
But the 54-year-old developer, who has helped shape the downtown skyline with six office and hotel towers in the last 20 years, said he wants to develop, not sell, the property. His master plan includes docking facilities for several riverboats, a park along the river's edge, restaurants, child-care facilities, one or two hotels, parking, residences and, possibly, an amphitheater.
First, however, he has to settle a dispute with the New Orleans Exhibition Hall Authority, which wants to expropriate 23 of the 72 acres to expand its 700,000-square-foot Convention Center. Mr. Canizaro contends the 400,000-square-foot addition can be built on a 10-acre site at the other end of the building.
"The city had ample opportunity to buy the property before I did and they just can't prove that they need it enough to expropriate it," Mr. Canizaro said.
Mr. Canizaro is not the only one hoping to rake in big winnings from riverboat gambling. City officials estimate that the floating casinos will add 10,000 jobs, increase visitor spending by up to $200 million a year -- not counting the $75 million to $100 million expected to be spent at the gaming tables -- and create a need for more hotel rooms, parking, restaurants, stores and housing.
The law limits gambling boats in the state to 15, with a maximum of 6 in any one parish. In Orleans Parish, one boat is expected to dock in the French Quarter and four or five more along a one-mile stretch in front of and near the Convention Center.
The boats will cost $30 million to $40 million to build, be about 300 feet long and hold about 3,000 passengers. They will leave from downtown and cruise up and down the river for about three hours several times a day. There will be no sleeping accommodations, but food and drinks probably will be served.
The riverfront activity is expected to have an impact throughout the adjacent historic warehouse district.
"There's more going on now on the riverfront and in the warehouse district than anywhere else in the metropolitan area," said Robert F. Talbot, a real estate broker. "We have people flying into town almost daily from other states and even out of the country to look at property here."
Several projects, including hotels, nightclubs and condominiums, already are on the drawing board, he said. Among these is the conversion of an old warehouse into residential condominiums by two local developers, Henry Lambert and Carey Bond.
Although Mr. Talbot thinks property prices will escalate, he does not anticipate a repeat of the speculative frenzy of the early 80's, when the riverfront and surrounding area of dilapidated 19th-century warehouses was designated as the site of the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition.
At that time, prices for rundown warehouses skyrocketed from $8 to $10 a square foot to $30 to $35. But after the six-month-long exhibition ended in bankruptcy, and the city's economy plummeted along with the energy industry, prices fell to $10 to $15 a square foot, where they remain today, he said.
Several of those warehouses have been renovated into apartments in the last seven years and now about 2,000 people live in the former industrial neighborhood. The area's 1,200 apartments are 98 percent occupied at monthly rentals of close to $1 a square foot. Both the occupancy and the rents are record highs for the city.
Some restaurants, shops and art galleries also have opened, but riverboat gambling is expected to significantly increase commercial development.