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retro easter dresses
Ruby and Cora had identical dresses, one big, one small. Can I just say that tiny set-in baby sleeves are especially punishing?
The embroidered collar is still my favorite part. It was a special detail on an otherwise very simple dress.
After sewing 18 button holes, I can safely scratch them off my "fear of sewing" list. I wasn't really afraid of button holes, but I always felt a little anxious before sewing them. I think I have it down now. :)
this tutorial from the blog papernstitch. They turned out cute, but I'll have to try out Delia's Little Mister bow tie tutorial next time. Because a grown man's bow tie should be the kind that really ties. I was so pleased that Jared was up for wearing one, and owe it all to the Doctor, who taught us that "bow ties are cool."
Oscar and Ruby really aren't into taking pictures these days.
Cora is a much better sport.
By the end of the day, those dresses that I slaved over had more stains than I care to count - dirt from leaning on the car, play dough from nursery, drool (so much drool!), sugar cookies, and leaky diapers. Every time something new got smeared on, Jared reminded me to breathe and un-clench my jaw. :) Sewing for kids is an excellent lesson in patience.
Maybe next year I'll leave time to sew something for myself ...
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Too cute! you guys are matching!
- April 09, 2012 3:51 PM
- cranny + b said...
beautifully done. This is the second year in a row that I've made my little guy a last minute bowtie for Easter, the second year in a row that I didn't try it on him until the minute we walked out the door, and the second year in a row that his bowtie was just absolutely ginormous. poor guy. Good thing he is cute! ( third time is a charm, perhaps? : ) happy Easter to you!
- April 09, 2012 3:51 PM
- Jess@craftiness is not optional said...
They are so darling, Jill! I love the pretty coral color and the collars are fabulous! All your kiddos look adorable!
p.s. Did I spot the Hunger Games series on your shelf? I love those books!
- April 09, 2012 3:56 PM
- Christina said...
Beautifully made! The only thing I sewed this Easter was a couple of flowers for my little girl's headband.
(Oh, and don't forget that fezes are cool too, though I'm not sure they'll get as much attention as bow ties.) ; )
- April 09, 2012 3:59 PM
- Jan and Colleen said...
you did a fabulous job and you inspire me!
- April 09, 2012 4:03 PM
- Carmel Morris said...
The Puppet Show outfit is one of my favourite patterns. I love the embroidery detail on yours. Did you add the embroidery before you cut it out, after the dress was assembled, or somewhere in between?
- April 09, 2012 4:10 PM
- Adriana said...
Love those little dresses, the clip in Ruby's hair is adorable too. Beautiful embroidery
- April 09, 2012 4:11 PM
- Lise said...
The dresses are so beautiful! And I love that you made a matching hair clip. You all look fabulous.
- April 09, 2012 4:17 PM
- Emily said...
Love the family picture! The embroidery looks awesome and the button on the sleeves. Good job with those tiny sleeves. :)
- April 09, 2012 4:32 PM
- Kayleen Moulton said...
Absolutely darling! Love the family picture.
- April 09, 2012 4:44 PM
- BoilerTeach said...
You do such amazing work, even with a deadline looming. I would likely have given up. I love your family picture too! Your children are gorgeous. I love seeing your handy work and aspiring to one day make cute little stuff like you do.
- April 09, 2012 4:51 PM
- Tanya said...
Love the dresses and bows -- and what a beautiful family photo!
- April 09, 2012 4:57 PM
Awesome family photo!
- April 09, 2012 6:18 PM
- Rachelle said...
Your fam is so cute! Great job on the dresses--wow! You have way more patience than me cuz just thinking of buttoning and unbuttoning those off of cute squirmy babies is enough to dissuade me. :) Love the embroidery and Ruby & Cora's darling hair clip!
- April 09, 2012 6:45 PM
- Rebekah B. said...
Wow! So lovely! That hand embroidery is amazing. Makes me want to do that, so badly. I'm afraid mine would never turn out so nicely though. LOVE the bow ties. I need to give them a shot for my guys. What a cute family photo!
- April 09, 2012 6:58 PM
- shantel said...
Love the family picture! And all the outfits are perfect!
- April 09, 2012 7:00 PM
- Sherry said...
You have no idea how much I love those dresses. I love the pink, I love the embroidery and I love the buttons all the way up the back. Great job :)
- April 09, 2012 7:00 PM
- Britta said...
I love the rare family photo! My mom kept some of my baby dresses--some handmade, some store bought--so I'm loving the retro look every now and then. Your sewing creations will definitely be treasured by your kids one day.
- April 09, 2012 7:10 PM
- Vanessa Traylor said...
They are perfect! Love everything about them!!! And an even MORE adorable family! Happy Easter! He is Risen!
- April 09, 2012 7:18 PM
- Amanda said...
The embroidery is gorgeous! LOVE it!
- April 09, 2012 7:36 PM
- thingsforboys said...
Beautiful dresses and gorgeous photo! You've inspired me to try some embroidery.
- April 09, 2012 7:40 PM
- kristin said...
Oh Jill, these are ADORABLE! Probably the cutest Puppet Show dresses I've ever seen. Your family is so cute, too. Happy Easter!
- April 09, 2012 8:01 PM
- Chelsea said...
Love the dresses and your CUTE family!!! Glad you had a great Easter!
- April 09, 2012 8:38 PM
- Cynthia said...
Those dresses are adorable and very vintage looking! I would like to try that pattern. I smocked one of my grandaughters a dress for Easter and will be writing 4 posts on the process!!
- April 09, 2012 8:39 PM
- Vanessa said...
You did such a great job with the dresses and bow ties! The embroidery is special, and I love how well you color-coordinated it all.
I once attempted to sew a baby outfit with set-in sleeves and you are right, it is punishment. So much so that I have never tried that again!! I'm glad you persevered for Cora.
- April 09, 2012 8:49 PM
- Ayla said...
You did a beautiful job! I love the dresses, they're the perfect fabric and everything! Adorbs.
- April 09, 2012 9:34 PM
- mrsc1345 said...
Such lovely work! And bows ties ARE cool! Yay for toddlers watching Doctor Who. Now I want to go dig up that puppetshow pattern and make some of my own, I've made the shorts lots of times but never the top/dress
- April 09, 2012 11:34 PM
- Erin said...
I love Oliver + S and these dresses are so perfect. I adore the embroidered collar. So cute!
- April 10, 2012 5:06 AM
- I Am Momma - Hear Me Roar said...
Those dresses are absolutely gorgeous Jill! I love the color choice and the embroidery. Your family is SO darling!
- April 10, 2012 5:24 AM
- Shannon said...
Ahh, so adorable!
- April 10, 2012 7:27 AM
- Jenny said...
My word. Those are absolutely adorable! Seriously perfect.
- April 10, 2012 7:49 AM
- chris said...
Your dresses turned out beautifully! I've made a couple of these as tunics, and one dress, and yes...this pattern is hard! Well done. I hope you had a lovely Easter.
- April 10, 2012 8:06 AM
I love your Easter outfits! The embroidery is such a wonderful touch!!
- April 10, 2012 8:15 AM
- Lil Mama Stuart said...
adorable dresses and family picture! everyone's looking, now that is quite the accomplishment!
- April 10, 2012 10:45 AM
- Sarah said...
Jill, the dresses are stunning! Was that a matching hair clip in ruby's hair? I shouldn't even ask, I'm certain it was! I love seeing your smiling face too! Happy Easter!
- April 10, 2012 10:52 AM
- Kat Folloder said...
Seriously, the cutest family photo!
- April 10, 2012 1:38 PM
- sue said...
Amazing dresses, but really I wanted to tell you that you look FABULOUS. Way to rock Easter Jill.
- April 10, 2012 4:42 PM
- tatiana said...
que lindos se ven todos
- April 11, 2012 10:02 AM
Totally BEAUTIFUL FAMILY! Loved the pictures!
- April 11, 2012 10:39 AM
- Tricia said...
The dresses are absolutely PERFECT! Love the details. Your family is beautiful and Baby Cora has stunning blue eyes!
- April 11, 2012 6:29 PM
- Mustang65 said...
What a gorgeous family!
- April 11, 2012 11:03 PM
- Linda said...
I'm just wondering if there could be any cuter kids than yours. LOVE the retro dresses. I had embroidery like that on a green gingham dress for my first girl 33 years ago! (Alas, "she" was a boy and the dress didn't get worn for 2 more years!) Happy Easter!
- April 12, 2012 8:40 PM
- Megan said...
But the dresses are SO SWEET! I hope that it all came out in the wash.
- April 14, 2012 7:08 PM
- rachel said...
Absolutely breathtaking!
- April 14, 2012 7:15 PM
- RobyGiup said...
Too cute!!! What a wonderful idea! :)
- April 16, 2012 3:23 AM
- Lisbei said...
What a beautiful family you are !
Congratulations for the little dresses, so sweet !
- April 16, 2012 12:53 PM
- Rhiannon said...
Very, very cute. I love the bow ties too! It's actually on my to-do list for my two year old.
p.s. love your hair cut! I need to learn how to style my hair properly...maybe that could be your next tutorial ;) Happy easter.
- April 17, 2012 1:40 AM
- jenn (+ will) said...
i love the retro dress. and your family picture is to die for! so adorable!!!!!
- April 17, 2012 6:49 PM
- Women's Button-embellished 2-piece Suit said...
I love your family picture! Thanks for sharing anyway.
- April 17, 2012 9:05 PM
I understand your jaw clenching! I made my daughters Easter dress this year and my husbands comment was "all that work and she won't even appreciate it!" (she's only 1) I did cringe when she had a cookie and drooled all over it. I chose a retro style dress very similar to yours. What a learning process for a quilter. Clothing is very different! Great job and cute family photo!
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The pair have not been formally identified but are believed to be North Norfolk District Council leader Keith Johnson, 58, and his wife, Andrea. Mr Johnson was also a former Cromer mayor and a long-serving member of both the district and town council.
Detectives are not looking for anybody else in connection with the incident. Detective Superintendent Peter Hornby, who is leading the inquiry into the deaths, said: "Whilst I understand this is a very shocking incident for the neighbours of the two people involved, I can reassure them that, at this stage, we are not looking for anyone else in connection with it."
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Derek Houlston, whose garden backs on to the couple's property, said: "We moved in a month ago and they made us very welcome - he even offered to help sort out our bins with the council. She was bubbly and really friendly. We used to see her walking her dog.
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Hey im new to disc golf, i just picked it up this spring and im hooked. My issue is i quickly accumulated a variety of discs, some from friends and i bought a few, and i get various results from each one.i am a bigger guy, and dont seem to have a problem getting the force behind my disc, and i can throw most of my drivers around the same distance. i feel throwing so many discs all the time is keeping me from developing a consistency in my game, so im hoping someone can give me their opinion on which few discs i should keep in my bag to try to get a hold of before broadening my disc selection.
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It's come to my attention that this board is becoming less than useful because of the number of leagues it supports.
If this is how people feel, I wish I would have known earlier because it's quite easy to set up new boards.
I can make separate boards for both keeper leagues, the ABA, and is there more I'm forgetting? It's not difficult at all.


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Roenicke: Axford could soon return to closing
SAN DIEGO -- These days, it seems like every Brewers reliever has fallen into the same routine: Enter the game, put up a zero, pass the baton to the next guy, so he can do the same.
With a combined four runs allowed in their last 33 1/3 innings pitched, the Brewers' bullpen has been as lights-out as any in baseball during the past two weeks.
Manager Ron Roenicke doesn't plan on tinkering with his current game plan of John Axford setting up closer Jim Henderson just yet. But he said a return to the ninth inning could be on the horizon for Axford.
"That's nothing against Henderson, he's done a great job for us, pitching there," Roenicke said. "But I think with Ax, because of his breaking ball and when he's throwing it well, I think Ax has a chance to repeat that season that he had two years ago."
Two years ago, Axford converted 46 consecutive save opportunities en route to a ninth-place finish in the National League Cy Young Award voting. To start the season this year, Axford allowed nine earned runs in 3 1/3 innings, but has since looked like his old self with six consecutive scoreless outings.
The biggest key to Axford's success has been the location of his hard slider, in spots that make it almost unhittable. He also made a minor adjustment to his throwing motion.
"It was just something small and mechanical that you carry over into playing catch, and it's something I've continued to do to make sure it feels natural on the mound," Axford. "Right now, everything feels smooth."
Axford isn't alone in his success. Each night it's a different hero out of the 'pen. On Tuesday, it was Tom Gorzelanny striking out San Diego's Yonder Alonso on three straight sliders with the bases loaded in a 6-3 game.
"We've become a good group," Gorzelanny said. "We're starting to get close, and there's a good energy out there. Guys are pretty loose when they come in. Nobody's stressed and worried."
Henderson, who is 2-0 with a 0.90 ERA in 10 games this year, echoed Gorzelanny's sentiment.
"It's hard to explain," Henderson said. "But if somebody falters, we just know the next guy will pick them up."
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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On paper, the not-for-profit agency's modest plan looked like a no-brainer: The center would move from the aging, cavernous former Sacred Heart School on Gaywood Drive it had occupied since 1999 into the adjacent building at 1015 E. Maple Grove Ave. that once housed the church's nuns. A small building to the rear of the convent would be replaced by a 1,400-square-foot addition, and the $190,000 expense would be covered through donations and an annual $20,000 reduction in operating expenses.
So center officials got a building permit in August and construction began – until inspectors shut down the project the next day, beginning a series of annoyances big and small that has only recently been overcome.
"I thought, 'Are you kidding me? It's been very frustrating, but not with any single individual,' " said Tony Ley, executive director.
Although the former convent had served a residential purpose and the property was zoned for that use, building inspectors concluded the center would use the building for commercial purposes, requiring approval from the state, the city Board of Zoning and other agencies – a process that took several weeks.
Those delays were costly, Ley said, because continuing to operate in the old school did more than cost the agency $2,500 per month: It also concerned donors who wondered why nothing was happening.
And that was just the beginning.
Because the center had been using a three-section sink someone had donated, the Board of Health decided the new addition would need a grease trap and man-hole access to the sewer – something that could cost up to $12,000, Ley said.
Then, adding injury to insult, officials decided the center would have to dig a pond to collect storm water from the site before discharging it, slowly, into the sewers. Another $20,000 or so, Ley said.
"I'm pulling my hair out," Ley said. "I'm thinking, 'I'm going to fight this. Surely Common sense will prevail. But it's costing us hundreds of dollars a day. This was nonsense to me."
The good news is that sanity prevailed and construction resumed earlier this month, apparently clearing the way for completion in March – about four months behind schedule. The BZA approved the project, the Board of Health relented on the manhole and instead of a costly pond Ley designed a less expensive above-ground system to retain and slowly discharge storm water. And the 80,000 or so people who rely on the center for food, toiletries, sack lunches and other assistance every year can get help in better surroundings without having to trudge up and down stairs.
But what happened to that $1.4 million? What about the "ombudsman" hired to help applicants navigate the bureaucratic maze?
"I didn't even know he existed (until late in the process)," Ley said.
And Craig Yoder, hired as ombudsman last August – about the time the center received then lost its first permit – wasn't aware of Ley, either, until he had already overcome most of the center's problems.
"But I have a background in construction," Ley said. "What would somebody else have done?" Would they have spent thousands of dollars unnecessarily? Or would they have simply abandoned the project?
To Yoder, Ley's bureaucratic odyssey exposes a question still to be resolved: Should he become involved early in the process, helping applicants to avoid problems? Or should be become involved only if problems arise later?
The answer is obvious: Applicants should be told about the ombudsman program from the start. After all, Yoder and Ley are not mind readers
But neither are public officials, and the center's initial application was vague both about the project's purpose and the entity proposing it. People seeking permits have as obligation to learn and follow the law – and so do the architects, contractors and other professionals helping them who should already know the procedures but don't always follow them.
Ley, who has seen three shootings out his window since March, marvels at the thought that the center's vision could have been scuttled by regulations supposedly intended to help people.
All's well that ends well, I suppose, but there was room for improvement on both sides. Far more improvement is required to justify spending $1.4 million.


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Klotz overcame his diminutive size and anti-Semitism to succeed in the sport, despite becoming the "losing-est" player ever during his career with the Washington Generals.
What makes a good Irish Catholic boy spend six years researching and writing a book on a scrappy Jewish kid from South Philadelphia?
When Tim Kelly was growing up in Collingswood, N.J., he loved basketball — but the avid player on Catholic Youth Organization squads admits he wasn't good enough to make his high school team. Maybe that's why he found a kindred spirit in Louis "Red" Klotz, who never topped 5-foot-7 but overcame his diminutive size, anti-Semitism and much more to succeed in basketball.
Klotz did all that — and also became an ambassador for America and the Jewish people — despite earning the title of "losing-est" player ever during his storied career with the Washington Generals, who toured the world as the competing exhibition team for the Harlem Globetrotters.
Kelly, who now lives in Ocean City, N.J., interviewed the nonagenarian as well as his family and friends for a newly published 300-page tome, The Legend of Red Klotz: How Basketball's Loss Leader Won Over the World — 14,000 Times.
Klotz, former owner-player-coach of the Generals, lost those 14,000 games to the Globetrotters — although he launched a long, two-hand set shot allowing his team to beat the famed exhibition team in 1971, when he was nearly 50. The energetic red-haired point guard — the shortest player to win an NBA championship, in 1948 with the Baltimore Bullets — played with the Generals well into his 60s. His number 3 was retired in 2009.
"Red Klotz never complained about anything. He just kept on going," said Kelly, 62, a former newspaper writer and editor who recently retired from his job as director of public relations at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.
"When I met Red at a Harlem Globetrotters game at Stockton, I knew exactly who he was. I was a big fan," Kelly said. "I always seemed to gravitate to the Generals. I favored the underdog."
Klotz, 92, relocated to Atlantic City — hometown of his wife of 72 years, Gloria — years ago, and now lives in Margate, N.J.
"He's got integrity, he's funny, he's smart. Despite his 14,000 losses, he's a winner," said Kelly, who bonded with Klotz and considers him a second father. "It's partly generational, being one of the 'greatest generation' that lived through the Great Depression and World War II. They just have a different mindset."
Growing up Jewish in the first half of the 20th century and having to deal with anti-Semitism from a young age certainly helped mold that mindset.
"Red's long odds in making it as a basketball player were not enhanced by the prejudice Jews of that era endured," Kelly said.
Born in 1921 to Russian-Jewish immigrants, Klotz first made a name for himself on the basketball court at South Philadelphia High School. A member of the 1939-40 Philadelphia city champion high school team, he was initially recruited by the late Temple University Owls' Coach Jimmy Usilton. But it was thought that Temple had a quota on Jewish basketball players, and Mendy Snyder was already on the varsity team.
"The common belief was that Temple wanted Snyder to graduate before the Owls unveiled a 5-foot-7 guard who would dominate possession of the basketball," Kelly wrote.
But Klotz didn't flinch; then-Villanova College coach Al Severance was happy to have him play at the Catholic institution on the Main Line. Klotz led the team to a spectacular winning season. He was back for more in 1941, but war intervened after that. Instead of returning for a third season, Klotz was serving in the Army and had turned pro, to boot.
He joined the South Philadelphia Hebrew Association team, known as the SPHAS — who defeated the Trotters in Klotz's first game against them.
"When Red played for the SPHAS, half the crowd was Jewish and half anti-Semite," Kelly recalled. "There was a 'lady' who sat in the front row and would jump out of her seat to jab the players in their legs with her hatpin as they ran past."
Klotz didn't let it get to him. After playing for the SPHAS, he spent that 1948 championship season with the Baltimore Bullets.
In 1952, at the behest of Globetrotters' founder Abe Saperstein, Klotz created the Generals to be the main competition for the Trotters on their national and international tours. As a Jew, Klotz was able to identify with the talented young black men who also endured racism and were sometimes treated better off the court on their trips abroad than in some parts of their own country.
Saperstein, SPHAS' owner Eddie Gottlieb and other Jewish sports entrepreneurs who helped pave the way for today's pro basketball industry, plus additional Philadelphia Jewish athletes who contributed to the game, also get plenty of ink in Kelly's homage. It's enough to make any hoops enthusiast kvell, but it always comes back to Klotz and his longevity.
As a world traveler who played throughout Europe, South America, Australia and the Middle East, Klotz became an ambassador for the game and also for diversity.
"He was able to combat the propaganda out there about America. It's a role that he has cherished and taken very seriously," Kelly said.
During a 1953 visit to Egypt, Saperstein and his team met with the nation's first president, Mohammed Naguib.
Klotz recalled the experience for Kelly's book: "I reminded him that fighting has been going on for thousands of years and I asked him if he could do his part to make peace. He looked at me and said, 'Be patient.' "
Naguib lost power to Gamal Abdel Nasser the following year. "Sixty years later, we still aren't close to (Middle East) peace! Be patient, my eye," Klotz recounted.
In Heidelberg, where the teams played in venues in which Hitler had delivered some of his most notorious speeches during the Third Reich, Klotz sensed the irony.
"Here was a team of very talented black ballplayers, coached by a Jewish guy, playing against a bunch of white guys of every nationality," he told Kelly. "It was the idea of the American melting pot on display in postwar Germany, on a stage previously commanded by Hitler. We were showing the world that the American ideal of working and playing together can actually succeed."
Although there have been several books and documentaries that have examined facets of Klotz's career, Kelly's is the first comprehensive biography about his life and times – and the first project on which he fully collaborated, said Klotz's oldest daughter, Ronee Groff.
"It's fun to have somebody tell your stories that span history," said Groff, who resides in Egg Harbor Township, N.J. "It's been emotional and exciting for Dad."
Tim Kelly will speak about the life and times of Red Klotz at a luncheon sponsored by The Markward Memorial Basketball Club at 2:30 p.m. on March 19 at Cannstatter, 9130 Academy Rd., Philadelphia. The luncheon costs $20 and is open to the public. For more information, contact (215) 360-7144. Kelly's book is available on amazon.com.


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The news was no surprise as it spread along the streets that the 59-year old man who died in his campsite behind the old Polly Cleaner building was Sundance. But how his tragic life actually ended hit hard for many street folks and those who serve them.
Sundance, whose real name was Ronald Marc Dailin, was one of the most familiar, foggiest and most vulnerable street people in Fort Bragg. Sundance spent a lot of his time less than 100 yards away from the Fort Bragg Food Bank, where he got his clothes, food and lots of conversation. I talked with Sundance there about many things, although the conversations were always bizarre. Sometimes he suspected I was some sort of spy or federal agent based on my news camera.
Thus, I sadly have no pictures of a man who could have been a poster boy for so many things wrong with society. Sundance, who had a way of blessing many people, had been a constant bother to Fort Bragg Police for at least five years, arrested on many minor charges, all related to either bizarre mental illness or self-medication.
Laura's Law comes to mind as something that could have saved the life of Sundance. The law rejected locally would give peace officers and social workers the right to commit somebody like Sundance to mental health, rather than off to jail again.
Sundance blamed his mental illness on having worked "black ops" during the Vietnam War. I never felt comfortable pushing him for details to confirm any of his stories, based on how he was. He told me that he had been a newspaper reporter and writer at one time. There were several people named Sundance who were local reporters in this area over the years, but I could not confirm which of these, if any, was Mr. Dailin. He once had a career and leaves behind six children and an ex-wife in Colorado.
County Social Services worked all kinds of magic in helping take care of Sundance. A kind local bank teller helped him set up a bank account, which was one of his proudest accomplishments. The Food Bank helped him, as did many local church workers.
"It was really a blow to hear about the homeless man who died at the end of our street. It's terribly sad when someone doesn't make it," said Food Bank Executive Director Nancy Severy.
Sundance had increasingly lost the ability to care for his body. Yet, our current system is to cut people like him loose from mental health care to live and die on the streets.
Former Gov. Ronald Reagan is often blamed for creating the mental health and homeless problems by closing the mental hospitals. In truth, mental hospitals had a horrific legacy of putting people in cold storage so society wouldn't have to think about them. It was the medical and mental health professions that pushed to end long-term institutionalization. But at the same time, many politicians and society itself willfully discarded their (and our) responsibility to provide mental health care, much less housing and opportunity. If the mark of a civilized society is indeed how it treats its weakest members, we aren't doing very well when a man so vulnerable and mentally ill just dies in the cold and isn't even found for two days. And to think he once had a full life, a big family and took care of others.
Modern institutions are a failure in dealing with the mentally ill, the homeless and those who just don't fit in. People from churches and the county fill the gap. For the neediest people who do make it, we should be very thankful and generous to the Food Bank. The Food Bank was pretty much the last institution to help him. Although just 15 percent of Food Bank clients are homeless, it's a life-giving entity to many others society has forgotten. Many people were kept warm enough to survive this year because of donations.
"We want to send out a big thank you to all the kind folks who brought in warm coats and homemade hats and scarves. These were tremendously appreciated," Severy said.
My research and experience shows the Food Bank is near or at the top of the list of local nonprofits in terms of how much of every dollar is spent on their charitable purpose.
Although it appears Sundance died from exposure, or a related cause, Fort Bragg Police await the results of tests from the county coroner, Lieutenant John Naulty said.
Sundance offered thanks and praise for all those who helped him, even suspicious cameramen and cops. His often-repeated parting words were really just that when we last saw him in mid-December, outside the Food Bank.
"Saying my prayers, always saying my prayers."
On the happier news, the Fort Bragg Food Bank served 654 client families this year for the Christmas distribution. Each household got a turkey, ham, roaster chicken, frozen salmon, or even a tofurkey for vegetarians and all the fixin's for a holiday meal.
"The support from our community was nothing short of awesome," Severy said.
More good news; if the homeless are needier than ever, young people have been providing more help to the Food Bank this year.
"We received donations from several groups of students this year. Kids from Redwood Elementary, Fort Bragg Middle School, the Three Rivers School and the Spartan 4-H Club of Mendocino collected over two and a-half tons of food for us. We also received a cash donation from the students of Mendocino High School who braved rainy weather to hold an outside bake sale to benefit the Food Bank," said Severy.
The Food Bank was also the beneficiary of an engineering experiment.
"Probably the most unusual effort to benefit the Food Bank was the annual Mendocino High School Egg Drop Competition that donated their proceeds to the Food Bank. Apparently, this is a contest between students to devise ways to protect an egg from being broken when dropped from a height onto a concrete floor. Go figure! We're just delighted that the kids are taking an interest in helping other people who are in need. We've had some great visits from some of these groups who have learned about the Food Bank, asked good questions and even pitched in to help fill food bags," Severy said.
On New Year's Eve, with the Season of Sharing at an end, holiday lines had not gone away this year, but the atmosphere was festive. A local grower had brought in some very tasty, small and very ripe oranges. The Food Bank is in need of money, food, clothes and other contributions to help it through the winter, which has been early and wet so far.
"Our wonderful community has always been there for us and we just need to remind people that the need never really slows down here," said Severy.
Season of Sharing
Since the 1996 holiday season, the Advocate-News and The Mendocino Beacon have raised roughly $284,000 through the "Season of Sharing fundraiser.
"The Food Bank addresses the most basic problem facing hundreds of individuals and families hunger," said Publisher Sharon DiMauro. " The goal is to give the Food Bank money it can use year-round, not just during the holidays."
Checks should be written out to The Mendocino County Community Foundation (CRMC), who administers the fundraiser free of charge as a courtesy to the newspapers.
Mail them to the Advocate-News at P.O. Box 1188, Fort Bragg, CA 95437 or bring them to the newspaper office, located at 450 N. Franklin St., Fort Bragg, just north of City Hall.
The fundraiser runs through Dec. 31. The names of all donors who contribute through the newspapers will be printed each week, unless they request to remain anonymous. If you have any questions, please call us at 964-5642.
This wek's donors were: Michael and Mary Schuh, Kit and Sandi Mosden, John Allison and Rebecca Picard, Connie Korbel and Joe Mickey, Annie Lee, Avenue Design and two anonymous donors. The total to date is $15,766.


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My recent PAP test says that I have an EPHITELIAL CELL ABNORMALITY. It also recommends an HPV-DNA testing. My gyn is treating me for an inflamation in the uturus. Please tell me what does my pap reveals and what I am not been told? Thank you.
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i think they should sign him with Davis and Powers hurt
I'm really hoping they do. Even if davis was healthy I would support claiming him off waivers.
I'm not interested in players who are cut by the Chiefs.
Why so SERIOUS
Don't ask Marvin Harrison what he did during the bye week. "Batman never told where the Bat Cave is," he explained.
Didn't they just sign him this past year? He's a physical style corner, plays big and a good fit for the colts.
Or maybe they suck because they let good young players go and therefore lose good talent.


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I meant that there is too long a gap between the FD and the MD2 IMO at least for tunnels because the FD i donated away faded way more than the river and the Leo. A hair more than a full powered QOLS but i think the fade on those would reverse with added height and pulled power.
I haven't done field testing on many discs this year but i've gained D on mids and currently my Coyote record is 10' shy of my best Leopard toss last year but i'm sure that i can push the Leo farther now. I haven't thrown Leos this year with the added HSS of a River giving me more wind and user error safety margin. Coyote is hellalong for a mid and i should do a shootout with a Stalker because i've thrown the Coyote farther than the Stalker and again i haven't thrown the Staler this year. Without doing a shootout Leo vs Coyote i can't say which would give me the most safety margin now but i've got very different kinds of Leos and so far the Champs have been the most consistent. At your power a Leo could also fill the gap possibly but other than straighter shots than the FD gives there would be overlap. The sanity of carrying a Leo and an FD comes from distance control. If you don't get separation in D between those two there is little reason to carry both and then the Coyote or the more finicky Axis would bridge the distance between the MD2 and the FD better.
FD and Valk overlap probably given the rest of the discs you are trying out. Adding a lighter P PD and breaking it in could replace the need for TBs and one TD should be enough because that too overlaps with the Valk bad and the FD moderately. But it also depends on what kind of TD you have. Flatter gummy TDs are flippy and opaque and champystar TDs vary in between the plastic blends from straightish to almost moderately overstable role. Dropping the TB might seem like a weird idea considering how fast the less than FB stable discs are but the FD can fly the same lines if it fades like mine did and the PD powers down nicely into similar flight. The cool thing about the PD is that it handles winds better than the TB. The cool thing about the Coyote paired up with the PD is that because both are long for their class and great discs they have good distance separation and the Coyote is straighter than the TB and easier to place and manipulate they cover the TB shots and doing it better than the TB does. There is the reason why i don't use TBs and that it fades too much for tunnels even broken in to flip state and even in max weight champ it doesn't take winds as well as PDs and some other more modern disc. TB is the granddaddy now move over Beethoven.


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Prospects Will Break Your Heart
The Magic of Mondesi
In the unexpected event of witnessing magic, please keep a tether to your breath and a shot of Fernet on the ready. It's important to be alert when it happens. I think I saw it happen last fall; my mind is a mess from failures of the past and the sunshine, but I'd wager that I saw it happen last fall. I was freshly sad and sampled, covered in an emotional fur that resembled actual fur because my tears had long dried up and turned into hair and like Velcro I attracted debris and I bathed in a river to avoid humiliation. Sad eyes searching for a prize, and I found it on a field, with direct heat cooking me from the outside in. I turned to a friend and asked if he believed in enchantment. He said she was never coming back.
I think it happened on a numbered field in front of a small number of people, hats over all the heads to protect them from the seductive nature of prospect sorcery. I acquiesce to all charms and attentions, and I rarely wear hats because it can temper the effect, and when you are lost, it's important not to temper the effect. He was playing shortstop--a precocious study—and I was playing the wishful thinker. The name on the jersey suggested we pay attention regardless of action and I did with ardent intent; although, names are just names and magic is best delivered by moves and not by patronymic means, or by other forms of surface heredity. But I was paying attention, and the son of Raul Mondesi started sawing a woman in half in between the left-side bases, much to the delight of this audience of one.
I jotted down a name and the number 6, and I checked my phone for the happy birthday text from my ex that never arrived. I should have been born earlier in the year. The number 6 holds special significance in the scouting lexicon, like a gold star on a page or an unfettered smile on a face that also happens to like your face. It's a plus distinction, a separator of common things from things less common. I put a six on his glove based on the choreography of one play, a simple groundball that disappeared up his sleeve and reappeared behind the ear of his teammate on the receiving end. The tuxedo might have been a bit much, but pageantry and theater can boost the price of admission. I was ready to see his next show.
Adalberto Mondesi is a 17-year-old shortstop prospect in the Kansas City Royals organization, and I'm pretty sure he is magic. It's now spring. A season where imagination gains control over emotion—the intrinsic burden of non-compos mentis notwithstanding—and if you stare into the sun long enough, anything is possible. I once visited a Transubstantiation booth on the backfields where high-ceiling talent will turn your own blood into prospect wine for a nominal fee and the burden of faith. I told the friendly man behind the curtain that I once wrote down a 6 based on sense, and that I wanted to write more 6's and I wanted to drink more potions. I gave him my soul and he simplified my life by saying she was never coming back and I could either decay or head over to field 6 to watch a teenager wax balletic in a private show. Life isn't as hard we want it to be.
Grace is difficult to define but easy to identify, even for the clumsiest of creatures, and paradoxically, in our most sophisticated hour, we wear awkwardness as accessories. Our eyes are designed to recognize and appreciate patterns and fluidity and beauty, which is one of the reasons handsome people do well in ocean settings. You need not come from a scouting background to stand on a field and comprehend elegant maneuvers, and after a few minutes of motion and memory, the picture of grace becomes representational and alive, and we all grab pens to form 6's on a page. We splash in the water out of acceptance of the beauty around us, not out of puerile innocence.
Prospect wine in my bloodstream, I eagerly await the spectacle of discovery and the subsequent responsibility of command. It's important to stay in command of the fervor once the fervor becomes fur and covers your body. A groundball on a date with the space three feet to the left of the second base bag gets interrupted by the leather fingers of Magic Mondesi, quietly transferred to his coiled right arm, and delivered to first as he athletically tiptoes over the hard rubber obstacle to start the double play. It's a major-league quality play executed by a would-be high school junior on a field with adults being watched by adults, and I struggle to act like an adult in the aftermath.
My phone buzzes and it's the past calling to say that witchcraft is for the weak. I take the call because I make foolish choices and find comfort in my own defense, but just as I go lips to lips with my demons, Mondesi is stepping into the box and is preparing to hit. Loose and wiry, his hands are quick and offer protection and attack both inside and out. His body is immature but not lifeless, and the whippy swing offers some strength and speed. The magic lives in the hands, and I'm once again attracted to their action. He might be wearing gloves made of glitter. Something is sparkling, like light on an ocean handsome, and I ask the scout to my left if he thinks it's store-bought glitter or naturally occurring glitter. He asks me if I've been staring into the sun again and I tell him that magic is real and that I've seen it. He tells me that she is never coming back. I tell him that I no longer need her to. I paid a nominal fee and the burden of faith, and I returned my eyes to the show, where illusions are more than just inventions of the mind, they are realities of the moment.
Jason Parks is an author of Baseball Prospectus. Follow @ProfessorParks
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Wonderful piece Jason, to say your "waxing lyrical" would be an injustice.An insightful piece from an insightful mind about the magic of discovering a six. thank you.
Mar 19, 2013 02:50 AM
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So... in seven paragraphs we learn that Adalberto Mondesi is "magic" that he can make a major league-caliber play going to his left, and although his body is immature he has quick hands with a swing that offers strength and speed.
Mar 19, 2013 06:51 AM
And in 95% of the prospect-related articles on this site, that's what you get.
Mar 19, 2013 07:44 AM
...my implication being that all you have to do is go to the next article if Jason's off-the-beaten path pieces are not your bag.
Mar 19, 2013 07:46 AM
The kid is 17 years old and headed for A ball. Perhaps you'd do better to think about this particular article as the exclamation point to some of Jason's other recent words about Mondesi, such as http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=19043
Mar 19, 2013 07:54 AM
You need magic hands if you're going to grow up playing catch with Raul Mondesi.
Mar 19, 2013 06:53 AM
Now when is that novel that Mr. Goldman predicted coming out?
Mar 19, 2013 07:18 AM
Kendall Guillemette
Jason, This is why you write for BP and not some schlocky media outlet. I'm glad that at BP there is room for verse, heart, pain, joy, wonder and seeing a six.
Mar 19, 2013 07:30 AM
with mere words words alone
Mar 19, 2013 07:35 AM
Jason, I found the piece funny, informative and entertaining. Perfectly done. I'll probably go back to it later today and enjoy it a second time, just to see what I may have missed the first time through.
Mar 19, 2013 07:43 AM
Articles like this are *exactly* why I love reading Jason Parks.
Mar 19, 2013 08:05 AM
Clap. Clap. Clap. Clap.
Mar 19, 2013 09:06 AM
You're the best in the business Professor Parks! Great read as always
Mar 19, 2013 09:12 AM
"He might be wearing gloves made of glitter."
Mar 19, 2013 09:30 AM
Bravo. To my works like this are what takes BP from a "6" to a "7". In the right situation it can even play up.
Mar 19, 2013 09:37 AM
Loved it and I echo some of the sentiments above, this is the kinda thing that really makes me love BP.
Mar 19, 2013 09:45 AM
These are the articles that make my subscription worth the money.
Mar 19, 2013 11:32 AM
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These are the kinds of articles that make me wonder why I ever subscribed.
Mar 19, 2013 12:12 PM
Lighten up, Francis.
Mar 19, 2013 15:37 PM
John Douglass
Fact: comments hating on Parks for these occasional flights of fancy are sub replacement level.
Mar 19, 2013 17:18 PM
Big Poop
some wonderful NyQuil induced dream, painted with pen and paper.
Mar 19, 2013 12:56 PM
Keith Rader
If you and Chuck Klosterman ever hang out, can I please be invited?
Mar 19, 2013 13:02 PM
The combination of magic and lost love you write about made me think of this song by the late Dave Carter, called Merlin's Lament:
Which is where i am right now, I guess I need some magic Mondesi somewhere. Thanks for providing a glimpse of that.
Jason Parks
BP staff
Thanks for all the kind words. Obviously this type of piece isn't for everybody, and I don't expect it to receive a wam welcome from every reader. But I like to think the meat and potatoes scouting stuff we offer is more than enough to satisfy the hardcore palate, which gives me an opportunity to explore a different delivery when the setting fits. Baseball is a passion, but its not my only passion, and I feel like that is true of the audience as well. This is just one outlet I use to bridge my interests. If you are looking for a meaty scouting report on Mondesi, you can check out the Royals Top Ten and eat your scouting fill. With this piece, I just wanted to invite people into my head for a brief 1000 words.
Mar 19, 2013 17:00 PM
I hope Magic Mondesi isn't the sequel to Magic Mike.
Mar 19, 2013 17:33 PM
Excellent. Transcendent. Thanks for the great read Jason.
Mar 19, 2013 18:07 PM
Jason - well done. I was reminded of something in a similar vein you penned last year (IIRC) on Cheslor Cuthbert (IIRC). What separates Mondesi from Cuthbert in the eyes of the enthralled?
Mar 19, 2013 18:17 PM
Screw you for entertaining me jason. I subscribe to bp so that i can appear to be smarter than everyone else i know, not to be entertained!
Mar 19, 2013 18:28 PM
My favorite line.... I ask the scout to my left if he thinks it's store-bought glitter or naturally occurring glitter.....
Mar 19, 2013 20:35 PM
I feel like I should print this out on that paper that looks like a scroll with burned edges that everyone seems to own but no one ever uses. I tip my hat and take my hat off and tip it again to you. Then take it off and tip it again. I wish you could have regular pieces like this: "Episodes of Jason's Mind"
Mar 19, 2013 20:48 PM
I want to picture Jason working as a scout and sending in this report. It would be awesome.
Mar 20, 2013 18:26 PM
I skipped over reading this the first time I came across it. I was in a hurry at that moment (as most of us are most of the time) and only had the patience for a quick hit/scouting report blurb, as my cigarette was burning close to the filter. Coming across this again, when life's stresses aren't weighing as heavily (for a few moments anyway), I just want to say thanks for an awesome read.
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Late in Purdue's 84-61 beatdown by – not of – the Spartans, a month ago, Michigan State forward Brandon Dawson and his Boiler counterpart Travis Carroll battled for position underneath the basket and some claim that Dawson threw a punch at Carroll.
It's not that big of a deal to me," Painter said.
It wasn't that big of a deal to the Big Ten Conference either, as it handed down no discipline on the matter. However, Purdue fans took to social media and let the Spartan Nation know how they felt. And they were not alone in their venom.
"We had some guys after that, that wanted to fight," Painter said. "Literally wanted to fight."
That display of Boiler bravado meant little to Painter, however.
"We get beat by (23) points," Painter explained, "if they want to fight so much, why can't they get a rebound? Why can't they keep their man in front of them?"
That story line has been a common theme for this Purdue (12-11, 5-5 Big Ten) team in many of its games this season. As often is the case, Painter's team mishandles situations, according to the coach.
"What I was upset about is how we handled some things that went against us," Painter said. "Our guys can sit in the huddle and say what they want, but let's see if they can do something. Play the game the right way, be physical and try and give ourselves a chance to win."
Painter lauded No. 12 Michigan State (19-4, 8-2) for displaying the trait that Purdue teams have been known for, but is lacking this season.
"Michigan State just took us to the wood shed," Painter said. "Just out-toughed us and just out-manned us. They got into us."Prior to this season, Painter said that he believed that junior guard Terone Johnson had the potential to be an All-Big Ten player. However, due to how the Boilermakers' season has gone, he no longer holds that opinion.
"Right now (Terone) is not because we are 5-5," Painter responded when asked about Johnson's worthiness of all-conference mention. "People say 'Who are you voting for?' And I say 'Who is winning?'"
Painter said that at the end of the season, his votes are going to be directed toward players from the top of the league standings, for example, Ohio State.
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Great post...not gonna lie, I revel in Cubs failures and will be sorely disappointed when they do finally breakthrough (yeah, right).
They are a putrid organization and I don't understand why they aren't mentioned more often in that refrain. They are in a huge market with a huge TV contract, they have a "bucket list" stadium and have fans throughout the world really. And they suck. Always. It's a disgrace really, but they get by because even when they win 60 games people (both Cubs fans and tourists) will still show up and drink a beer in the bleachers.
It's like they aren't a real team...just like this national entity...most "Cubs fans" I know aren't really die Garda; rather folks that just enjoy baseball and possibly fell for the Cubs due to WGN. Nothing wrong with that but it all feeds a viscous cycle.


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Hi BGao,
Were you able to try the workaround mentioned above? The newest DAQmx version should allow you to limit the outstanding USB Transfer Request count for your device.
hello i am using windows 7 along with daqmn 9.5.1 and labview 2011 i am using 6009 daq,
i have tried to solve the issue by adding the property node to the acquire the signal.
i have tried adding the the property node after generating code from daq assistant(configured as acquire continous samples of voltage signals ).
but still its not working and showing the same error i have attached the snipseet nad vi also please help,
Am i connecting the property node correctly?
if not where is to add the property node in the vi??
please help
Hi Zach P.
Thanks for your quick reply.
I tried several things:
First, reinstall the device's USB driver in win7.
Second, add the DAQ channel property: AI.UsbXferReqCount to 1 as per instruction of http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/611475F9BE62881E86256FDC0062B1BB?OpenDocument
Third, change the DAQ assistant setting to normal DAQmx code
Finally, it works well for several hours. I really do not which is the key reseaon to kill the issue. Anyway, it works.
That awesome man congratz bgao,
can you upload a sinpset of a vi of acquire signal with the the work around fix actually i am unable to figure out where to add the property node in the code generated along with where to connect it.
p.s i have also tried the work around but the daqmx channel property node does not have an input for sb request count property it only shows error out for the property.
i have attached the snipset dipcting only error out for input channel usb request count
04-29-2012 09:10 PM - edited 04-29-2012 09:15 PM
Hi Donald1990,
Below is a screencopy of my code.
A much more detailed instruction will be available at http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/611475F9BE62881E86256FDC0062B1BB?OpenDocument
I hope this would be helpful.
hey thanks Bgao,
i will much appreciate and will be thank full if you upload a vi i am still having problem in defining the constant value 1 its not showing me that input
Thanks alot man,
but no salubrious results =(
still showing the same error -200361,
i dont know when will i ll get rid of it
i am sick of finding solution to it....
Hi Donald,
From what you've posted so far it looks like you're reading from the property, you need to write to it and set the XferReqCount to 1 (you can right-click the property and select "Change All to Write") . You also need to do this before you start the task (in your first image the property was placed after DAQmx Start).
However, BGao's example does do this, so if you're running his example and still get the error then it sounds like your error might not have the same root cause. Can you post the code you are running and confirm that you are indeed receiving error -200361? This error indicates an on-board FIFO overflow--the most common cause for this that I have seen is the Windows 7 USB issue (which the workaround in this thread is intended to solve), but if for some other reason the computer is not keeping up with the USB transfers you might also see the same error message. Are you using an external hub or do you have any other USB devices attached to the same computer? Which revision of USB is the port on your computer (i.e. is it USB 3.0?).
Best Regards,