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Sheila Jordan is a fibre artist working mainly in felt, she finds that the ancient art of felt making offers respite in the fast-moving virtual world of technology we inhabit today. It provides the opportunity to slow down and work in a very tactile way, laying down fibres, working with her hands and simple tools to create pieces that communicate in an instinctive way, with the emphasis on colour and visual harmony. Although she works mainly in felt she sometimes combines it with other materials such as willow for her work Formation which was part of the Filament Latitudes Exhibition in 2011 and currently with copper and silver for her work on The Mill Project.
Her work is a journey of experimentation and expression, responding to the fragility and timelessness of our landscape and the human form. She is interested in the delicate balance in nature, the colour and patterns found in the everyday landscape; the passage of time and what we leave behind.
Exhibitions and Relevant Experience
2012 Surface Tension Exhibition at Bridge House Dungarvan
2012 Filament Group Show at Knitting and Stitching Show RDS Dublin
2012 DLR Fusion Festival Fabric of Life family workshops with Lucinda Jacob
2012 RDS National Craft Competition 1st prize felting
2011/12 Seascapes Selected Crafts Council of Ireland Exhibition
2011 Filament Group Show at Knitting and Stitching Show RDS Dublin
2011 Latitudes Exhibition with Filament Fibre Artists at Airfield
2010 Artist in action at Harrogate Knitting and Stitching Show (invited)
2010 Filament Group Show at Knitting and Stitching Show RDS Dublin
2010 RDS National Craft Competition 2nd prize felting
2010 Cork Textiles Network selected exhibition Movement & Repetition at Stroud International Textiles Festival, UK.
2010 Filament Group Show Uncommon Threads, Tralee and Castle Espie
2009 Artist in action at Dublin & Harrogate Knitting and Stitching Show (invited)
2009 Filament Group Show at Knitting and Stitching Show RDS Dublin
2009 RDS National Craft competition Exhibition—Dublin
2009 Cork Textile Network Exhibition – St Finbarre' s Cathedral Cork
2008 Group Exhibition – Watergate Theatre Kilkenny
2008 Figure Drawing Group Show – Watergate Theatre Kilkenny
2007 Group Exhibition – Kilkenny Arts Week
2007 Stitch Dublin Exhibition – Knitting and Stitching Show RDS Dublin
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The Pooncarie Public School in south-west NSW has been put in recess for a year after only one student enrolled to start today.
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Speaking with a calm, measured tone for the better part of an hour Thursday, former President Jimmy Carter revealed the extent of his cancer, telling reporters gathered in Atlanta for a news conference that doctors have found "four spots of melanoma" on his brain and that he will undergo radiation treatment starting later in the afternoon.
"I was surprisingly at ease, more so than my wife was," Carter said of his reaction to the diagnosis. "But now I feel this is in the hands of God, and I'll be prepared for anything that comes."
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I will find a way or make one. –Phillip Sidney 1554-1586
All that I am and all that I shall ever be, I owe to my Angel Mother.
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
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The Broadway production of Driving Miss Daisy is officially a hit. In a Broadway season that has seen a large number of productions close, including Best Musical frontrunners Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and The Scottsboro Boys, Driving Miss Daisy has announced that it will extend its run. The production opened on October 25th and was scheduled to close on January 29th, but will now close on April 9th. The show played to almost 95% capacity for the week ending December 12th.
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Picture: Fans of the Jonas Brothers await their exit from a CBS Early Show Concert, but the fans were left disappointed when the band left from...
CBS on Tuesday boosted its quarterly dividend 14 percent to 25 cents and said it would buy back $1.6 billion worth of its stock. The move was seen as an effort by the media giant to move the company's stock out of its current rut. In January 2006, Viacom Chairman Sumner Redstone split the company into two separate entities, CBS Corp. and Viacom, in the hopes of uncovering their true value. For a time, CBS shares did indeed rise in value, but it has been flat since the beginning of this year. Yesterday's news of the buyback and dividend increase didn't change matters. CBS shares closed unchanged Tuesday at $31.50.
Geraldo Rivera clearly has mixed feelings about his co-workers at Fox News. Of Bill O'Reilly, with whom he famously clashed over the immigration issue, he told the Boston Globe: "O'Reilly came from the same blue-collar, public-school background that I did. I get him. ... And he's good. There's no such thing as a longtime successful accident." He also expressed admiration for Fox News chief Roger Ailes, saying that he respects Ailes, even if he doesn't always agree with him. However, he called Fox commentator Michelle Malkin, "the most vile, hateful commentator I've ever met in my life. ... It's good she's in D.C. and I'm in New York. ... I'd spit on her if I saw her."


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The Dallas Cowboys didn't have much time to revel in their 31-28 victory over the rival New York Giants at MetLife Stadium on Sunday night. After the win, they showered and flew back to Dallas. They'll practice this afternoon in preparation for Thursday's Thanksgiving Day matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles.
"You've got to move on," said running back DeMarco Murray, per Todd Archer of ESPN Dallas.
Wide receiver Dez Bryant added: "When we land in Dallas, (this) game no longer matters."
The win over the Giants puts the Cowboys in a tie for first place in the NFC East with the Eagles going into Thursday, with each team at 8-3. This is the first matchup between the teams this season.
"You have to watch the tape," said tight end Jason Witten. "We will have to do it on our own because Thursday is going to come on us quick, but it is always good to get a win these games before Thanksgiving."
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Although the recent heat wave proved summer is in full swing, this season has been rough on North Shore park district swimming pools. Officials have observed a decline in memberships — and therefore a drop in revenue.
The most obvious scapegoat is the weather, as cooler temperatures and rain warded away swimmers early in the summer. But the decline has also served as a gut check to some parks on whether their rates are striking the right balance for residents and non-residents. With the recent turn to hot and balmy weather, there's some optimism that losses could level out as the summer continues.


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About My Weapon
I call it the Mini Cougar. It's total length is 7.2 inches, but it has a unique rotating barrel that is 3.7 inches alone! I often get compliments about my Mini Cougar because it accommodates smaller hands and also protects larger hands from being pinched by the slide. All edges are rounded or beveled and carefully finished to make my Mini Cougar virtually snagproof and exceptionally easy to draw and conceal.
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Greetings to the Families of Slana School,
I am extremely happy to continue as your principal for the school year. I am very passionate about education and I look forward to collaborating with you to provide our students with a rigorous, engaging, and high quality education. As the mother of two daughters, I recognize the importance of a strong school-home connection. Parents are every child's first teacher and I believe that by working together, we can ensure your child's social, emotional, and academic needs are met.
I truly believe that schools are the result of having a great staff, so my primary objective is to ensure that every student is receiving high-quality instruction from each staff member in our school. In order to do this, I will be providing our staff with feedback on their work, and reaching out to parents for support with academic and behavioral concerns to ensure all of our students are prepared for their future.
Please sign up for Remind and also Power School so that you can follow along with your student's progress and also know what is going on at our school and in the district. If you need help in logging on to either of those programs, please contact Cindy Quinton at school who will be happy to assist you.
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I appreciate the opportunity to serve you and your children. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me with any questions, concerns, or ideas you may have to share.
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Gerbert was a farmer's son in an obscure town in France, but his gifts of mind and intellect were so remarkable that even in the feudal world of the tenth century, he could rise far above his station. Princes and prelates courted him; emperors called him friend and teacher. He brought the lost art of mathematics back into Europe; he was an astronomer, a musician, a builder of strange and wonderful devices. In the end he reached the pinnacle of the world, a seat so lofty and an authority so great that he answered only to God Himself. But Gerbert was more than a simple professor of the mathematical arts, or even a prince of the Church. As a young student in Spain, guided by his priestly patron, he entered into the study of another art altogether, a hidden art, mastering mighty powers of mystery and magic. Magic, as every student of the art knows, has a price - and the greater the magic, the higher the price. The magic that came to Gerbert was very great indeed.
World Fantasy and Crawford award-winning author Judith Tarr brings magic to the path of a pope.
The charismatic Jean Brassard provides the lilting French accent underpinning this performance of the historical fantasy (based on the written record and rumors surrounding Pope Sylvester II) of how a farmer's son from a small French town makes the unlikely ascension to the "Throne of St. Peter". As Europe struggles to emerge from "the Dark Ages", young Gerbert attempts to escape the fields, studying mathematics, astronomy, and, with the help of a religious mentor, the magic that will help him claim for himself the apex of religious and political power.
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Hard to categorize but good.
The attention to historic detail and the mores and predjudices of the era.
None, this is definitely a creature unto itself.
Sorry, but his accent is hard to get used to during the novel. His french accent was extremely pronounced at the start of the book which made it hard to understand. After a while he turns the French accent down a few notches and the narraration is much better.
This is a book that is hard to place into a genre. It is definitely fantasy but more of a historical novel than that. It isn't my normal cup of tea, but the story is well done and it works.
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2) I have the best bestie in the universe. She ordered (secretly) some glorious and fabulous gourmet cupcakes from New York that arrived on our doorstep yesterday.
3) My house is slowly but surely being pieced back together.
4) Mr. Superman is going to be working some crazy 12 hour, middle of the night shifts for the month of August (off and on for a few different exercises) and yet, he doesn't complain. Its his job and he does it well. He is incredible.
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Robust Newcastle ready to cash in on Solano's effort
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A GRITTY, satisfying evening for Newcastle United began with Sir Bobby Robson's players modelling their natty silver strips for the first time and ended with them in close proximity to striking gold. By conservative estimate, a berth in the group stage of the Champions League is worth £10 million and this sound performance, in a daunting arena, took them within sight of that prize for consecutive seasons.
The second leg of their third-round qualifying fixture may be more than a formality, because Partizan Belgrade proved themselves niggly, competitive opponents, but Nolberto Solano's away goal temporarily silenced a raucous audience and could come to be viewed as a priceless intervention. Alan Shearer, who was 33 yesterday, certainly had a cause for proud celebration.
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Picture: Lily Allen arriving at the opening of the Harrods winter sale - Photocall London, England - 28.12.07
British singer Lily Allen is overcoming her "rocky start" to the year (08) by partying and spending big on luxurious items. The Smile star's year began badly after suffering a miscarriage, and she subsequently split from Chemical Brothers star Ed Simons. But the singer is trying to put her problems behind her and has been spotted at a string of celebrity events. The 22-year-old says on her MySpace blog, "I went to a fashion show this morning and saw some old friends, which was nice. "I have been venturing out the last week or so, trying to get back to normality after what has been a rocky start to the year. "I went to a pre-BAFTA party on Saturday. I plan to go to a few things this week, it's fashion week here in London, so there's a lot going on, and hopefully it will be a fun week." Allen has also been making some expensive purchases in a bid to make herself feel better. She adds, "I have been miserable lately so I bought myself a new car. It may arrive by the end of the week so something to look forward to. Life is funny isn't it? To think that a MACBook or a car is going to be the thing to make you feel better. Something will, soon I hope."


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Apricot-Coconut Macaroons (with sugar or not)
I don't seem to have landed any seder invitations this year, but I still want a taste of Passover. When she was alive, my grandma Ruth would buy boxes of matzo that we'd eat with margarine, along with little almond macaroons out of the can and jars of Manischewitz gefilte fish.
For better or worse, that's what Passover tastes like to me. We weren't religious at all so there was never a seder – just a trip to my grandmother's pantry and companionable snack at her kitchen table.
But now I don't want processed foods so much, and I'm not having flour and sugar. Still, I wanted something Passover-ish, and these occurred to me. They just couldn't be easier (just make sure to soak those apricots ahead) and they're really good. If, like me, you're off sugar, make them with the unsweetened coconut for a treat that's fruity but barely sweet. And if you're a normal sort of eater, go ahead and use the sweetened coconut. Yum.
Apricot-Coconut Macaroons
Makes about 20
1. For at least 2 hours or overnight, soak in just enough warm water to cover:
- 1 c. dried apricots
When very soft, puree with just enough of the soaking liquid to allow it to process into a smooth paste.
2. Preheat oven to 325. Oil a baking sheet or cover with parchment and set aside.
3. Beat until stiff and dry in a medium bowl:
- 2 egg whites
4. Add to the egg whites and combine well:
- 2 1/2 c. unsweetened (or sweetened) shredded coconut
- 1 c. of the apricot puree
- 1 t. vanilla
- (pinch of cardamom, ginger, cinnamon or dried orange peel: optional)
The mix will be thick and fairly chunky. Just make sure the ingredients are well incorporated.
5. Form into small balls and then flatten one side. Place on the baking sheet a couple of inches apart (they don't need room to spread, but you do want good air flow between them so they can cook evenly and brown well). Bake for about 25 minutes, or until fragrant and golden. Let cool and eat.
They'll keep for 3 or 4 days at room temperature, and freeze well too.


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- a building for public Christian worship.
- Mount Pleasant Baptist Church (2.9km)
- Helena Cumberland Presbyterian Church (3.8km)
- Macedonia Church (5.2km)
- Piney Grove Church (5.3km)
Accommodation around Sydenton (historical)
- mine(s);
- a site where mineral ores are extracted from the ground by excavating surface pits and subterranean passages.
- Gould Mines (0.8km)
- Elvira Mine (1.3km)
- Roebuck Mine (5.5km)
- school;
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- Helena Elementary School (3.7km)
- Pelham High School (4.9km)
- Jones School (historical) (5.5km)
- dam;
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- Wilborn Lake Dam (1.7km)
- Johnsons Lake Dam (4.2km)
- Guytons Lake Dam (4.3km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Acton Cemetery (3.5km)
- Cumberland Cemetery (4km)
- spring(s);
- a place where ground water flows naturally out of the ground.
- Lee Spring (3.1km)
- Roy Spring (4.4km)
- reservoir(s);
- an artificial pond or lake.
- Johnsons Lake (4.2km)
- Guytons Lake (4.3km)
- park;
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- Hoover Metropolitan Stadium (4.2km)
- Joe Tucker Park (4.3km)
- ridge(s);
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- Gold Ridge (3.3km)
- gap;
- a low place in a ridge, not used for transportation.
- Brock Gap (3.6km)
- post office;
- a public building in which mail is received, sorted and distributed.
- Helena Post Office (3.9km)
- lake;
- a large inland body of standing water.
- Wilborn Lake (2km)
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- Hoover (Alabama) city city g
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- Bessemer (Alabama) city city h
- Indian Springs Village, Alabama city city o
- Lipscomb, Alabama city city o
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- Brighton, Alabama city city o
- Vestavia Hills city city h
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- Midfield, Alabama city city o
- Inverness, Shelby County, Alabama
- Homewood (Alabama) city city i
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The National Rifle Association's most recent proposal, delivered as a task force report, is an affront to all citizens interested in a reasonable response to the problem of school safety ["NRA-backed study urges armed staff at schools," news story, April 3]. The NRA appears to have assembled a group of security experts to affirm Executive Director Wayne LaPierre's recommendation shortly after the Newtown, Conn., school shooting that the most effective response to such an incident is armed personnel in all schools. Absent from the task force were researchers who have spent years studying school violence.
After arming school personnel and security staff, will we up the ante and require armed personnel at playgrounds, in movie theaters and other places when shooting tragedies occur in those locations?
During the past 50 years, the auto industry initially resisted many safety features that are now required equipment on all passenger vehicles. Design changes and new equipment have made cars safer and have contributed to a decrease in automobile deaths. Can't we as a nation take similar steps in response to unfettered and nearly limitless access to guns?
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The Orange Blossom Special roared through the activity room at the Red Bluff Health Care Thursday afternoon.
Every month for more than a year Matthew Songmaker and the Mountain Messengers have visited the care facility to perform a wide variety of knee-slapping songs including gospel, country and blues, along with their favorite style of bluegrass music - to the delight of the residents, staff and visitors.
Matthew Songmaker, who recently turned 15, is a musical prodigy.
According to his website, matthewsongmaker.com, he plays an assortment of instruments including the guitar, mandolin, banjo, standup bass, saxophone and accordion as well his favorite, the fiddle which he began playing at the age of 8.
When asked what drives him, Matthew said, "Music makes me happy."
George Fredson and Lloyd Raeg - each talented guitar players, make up the Mountain Messengers.
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The band plays in a variety of venues all over Northern California and Reno and word is getting out about their talent.
One of their songs was used in the soundtrack of the movie, "The Secret of Wilson Hill."
Caleb Songmaker, Matthew's father and biggest fan, provides his transportation since Matthew is not old enough to drive.
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Renowned local and international academics and critics, most of whom are women, came up with a groundbreaking reader on Yvonne Vera's fictional works entitled, Sign and Taboo: Perspectives on the Poetic Fiction of Yvonne Vera
Towards a Fusion of Western and Traditional African Educational Systems in Zimbabwe's National School Curriculum
This paper argues for the fusion of worthwhile elements of Western and African Traditional concepts of education in Zimbabwe's National School Curriculum.
Chirikure Chirikure as a Writer in Politics: A Study of Selected Poems
This study is an analysis of the relevance of Chirikure`s poetry in depicting the political realities obtaining in Zimbabwe stretching from the colonial period up to today. It proceeds from the realisation that literature cannot be separated from the politics of the society in which it is produced.
Mediation as Conflict Resolution in Traditional Ndebele Society
Traditional Ndebele society operated as a state before the advent of colonialism in Zimbabwe. There were political institutions that started with the family and the village, up to the king. In all these institutions conflict was part of life and it had to be resolved an amicable fashion, often by means of mediation.
Re-Imagining and Re-Casting 'Us' and 'Them': The Novel "Coming Home" and the Contemporary Resurgence of Race-Inspired Nationalism in Zimbabwe's Past Decade
Today, race occupies the heart of Zimbabwe's nationalist discourses that were revived circa 2000 to prop up the idea of correcting the racial land tenure system. However in the succeeding years this country, once touted as the epitome of progressive African independence, underwent a serious political and economic implosion marked by world-record inflation and a collapse in basic social services.
Land to the Landless? A Theological Reflection on Some Christian Views to the Land reform Program in Zimbabwe, 2000-2008
The land reform programme in Zimbabwe has been evaluated from a number of perspectives, for instance, by historians, social scientists, agronomists and political analysts. The present study provides a theological reflection on the contentious issue of land reform in Zimbabwe.
A Look at the Struggle of Zimbabwean Married Women Regarding Safe Sex
The debate on HIV and AIDS has attracted necessary attention in all facets of Zimbabwean life. Today, the assumption is that all people, men and women, understand the urgent need to openly discuss and negotiate the need for safe sex, whichever way necessary, for the preservation of life and the integrity of families.
Ethical Leadership in Post-colonial Zimbabwe: Insights, Challenges and Remedies
In this essay Ncube argues that most of the problems bedeviling Africa today are a result of lack of good leadership. She, therefore, argues for ubuntu as the panacea to Africa's problems.
A Diet of Wives as the Lifestyle of the Vapostori Sects: The Polygamy Debate in the Face of HIV and AIDS in Zimbabwe
Christianity takes a lion's share in the Zimbabwean religious market particularly when compared to other non-indigenous religions like Islam, Buddhism and Judaism.
Zimbabwe's Constitution Making Process and the Death Penalty: A Philosophical Reflection
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An Incentive Model of the Effect of Parental Income on Children
Economists explain the positive relationship between parental income and children's outcomes using an investment model. Building on work in psychology and sociology, this paper emphasizes the importance of child-rearing practices, which vary with income. I argue that parents' ability to mold their children's behavior through pecuniary incentives is limited at low incomes, leading to lower outcomes and increased reliance on nonpecuniary mechanisms such as corporal punishment. My model generates a positive relationship between parental income and children's outcomes especially at low incomes and endogenously produces a relationship between parental income and child-rearing practices. Empirical work confirms these implications.
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One of my quilts is hanging in the residence of the US Ambassador in Dakar, Senegal. I loaned "Buttons & Bows" to the
Art in Embassies
program, which is administered by the State Department. Last summer Ambassador and Mrs. Roth selected it to hang in their home. That got my name on "the list." When plans were made to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the program, the State Department sent me an invitation to a reception hosted by Secretary of State and Mrs. Colin Powell on May 17th.
Is this cool or what?! While I do gad about the country rubbing thimbles with quilters once a month, I just couldn't see justifying the expense of flying to Washington D.C. for a 2-hour cocktail party. (Maybe if I drank…)
Much as I would have liked to have met Colin Powell, I RSVP'd that I was really honored to be asked but that I just couldn't swing it.
About 10 days later, Steve brought in the mail and said there was something I might want to take a look at.
Yeah, I think so! And just in case you're wondering, when the return address just says "The White House" in gold lettering, it's really hard to open!
I don't care what your politics are, an invitation from the First Lady to visit the White House is like touching history. I couldn't stop giggling and doing the Happy Dance. I decided that when something this special falls in your lap, you pick it up, pack your bags, and go!
We entered through the gate at the East Entrance. Notice the dress-up purse and matching "toe pinchers?" Now if I could just remember how to walk like a girl.
After passing through security we went through several non-descript rooms and entered a hallway with two rooms on either side. Following the crowd ahead of me, I entered the room on the left. Beautiful fresh-cut flowers were on a table in the center of the room, and on the walls were portraits of First Ladies. Everyone was snapping pictures and posing by the paintings. I passed someone my camera and had my picture taken by Eleanor Roosevelt.
It wasn't until I was just about ready to leave that I noticed the door between Eleanor Roosevelt and Nancy Reagan was the ladies room! I felt like I was in a Wheel of Fortune "before & after" puzzle: First Ladies-Ladies Room. Not wanting to miss ANYTHING, I explored that too! Check out the presidential seal on the paper hand towels!
The room on the other side was the Mens' Room, excuse me, the "Gentlemen's Anti-Room." It looked like a library. You should see the
White House historical tour for pictures without me, plus interesting facts: The Ladies Room is really called the Vermeil Room.
Once everybody stopped playing around in the bathrooms we were ushered upstairs.
Everybody was so polite. Every single person I saw welcomed me to the White House. It was very cool. Just past the top of the stairs was a large foyer with a table of juices and pastry.
(The paper cocktail napkins had the same seal of the president as the hand towels in the ladies room. I brought one of those home, too.)
To the left was a string sextet!
This room opened onto the
Entrance and Cross Halls
past the columns. The doorway you see flanked by flags and the great seal above the door was the
"Blue Room."
And it's oval. We were allowed to just wander around and mingle. Every room had incredible flower arrangements.
There were famous paintings and lots of stuff to look at. I didn't know what any of it was, but I'm easily impressed. Look at these curtains!
And yes, it was pretty cool to look at the White House lawn from the INSIDE.
All the rooms we were allowed enter were connected to each other. (See the
floor plan.
) It was also possible to access them from the large hallway. From the Blue Room I went into the
Red Room
That's Dolly Madison hanging on the wall. (I learned that later.) I also found the carpet very appealing.
I think my favorite room was the
Green Room.
(That might be Ben Franklin above the flowers.)
It was just so elegant.
I may have been the only person photographing the dangly things on the drapes!
After a while, we were ushered into the
East Room.
After everyone was seated they told us to turn off our cell phones. It sounded like an electronic symphony when all 300 people powered down their phones. Group giggle.
Mrs. Bush was introduced and we all stood and applauded. She gave a lovely speech. She's a very good speaker—incredibly poised and yet down-to-earth at the same time. Very engaging.
Afterwards everyone wanted to meet her, but there were no plans for a receiving line. People just followed her. She kind of got stuck between the Red Room and the State Dining room, surrounded by people who wanted to meet her. She stayed for quite some time talking with people, but I was never able to get close enough. I'm sure the plan was for her to leave, but there just wasn't a path for her to exit. Finally she was taken into the Red Room with a small number of people. The military personnel stood at each doorway keeping everyone else out.
I asked if it was possible to get in line for the next "wave" in to the Red Room but they were really trying to keep people away and not let any more in. So, I chatted with the "guards" for a while instead. They were really sweet. After that I started wandering away and they called me over and whispered that if I wanted to see the President's helicopter land I should go into the Blue Room.
Well, I dashed over there then moved to the Green Room where I had a window all to myself, and there it was coming down onto the lawn right outside the window! (Very loud!) We waited for quite some time, cameras at the ready, waiting for the President to step off the helicopter. First one door opened, then the other. Still no President. It must have been five minutes and then I saw a figure in a suit walking briskly to towards the helicopter.
(See him?)
Well, President Bush wasn't ARRIVING, he was DEPARTING! Duh!
After the helicopter took off, things started to clear out a little. Mrs. Bush was still occupied in the Red Room and they weren't letting anybody in, so I walked down to the East Room and made a few calls on my cell phone. ("Hi, honey! I'm calling from the WHITE HOUSE!! Ever hear of the East Room? Well, I'm IN it!) When I couldn't think of anybody else to call, I wandered back through the Green Room (nobody there) and then into the Blue Room. It was empty too. Then somebody closed the doors to the Green Room and the Grand Hall!
(I was once locked in the cutting room for a short time back when QNM sold fabric, and that was most fun. I was getting hopeful…)
No such luck. I continued to the other side of the room to the entrance to the Red Room, which was still blocked off by security people. With the other two doors closed, there was no place else to go, so I asked if Mrs. Bush was having a receiving line after all and she WAS! But, no I couldn't join the line! I was so disappointed. Here I was, the only one left in the adjoining rooms. Everyone else had gone. I'm 10 feet away from meeting the First Lady.
I tried to look as pathetic as possible and asked if I could start a second line, in case there was some slim chance they would change their minds and let just one more person meet her, sort of like flying "stand-by." The woman laughed and told me I had to ask one of the uniformed people. I repeated my request to a young woman in a white dress uniform. As she was forming the N of "NO!" her tall, very handsome, incredibly buff colleague came over, flashed me a winning smile and intoned that I could, indeed, join the line.
would be the VERY LAST ONE. He looked just like Tom Cruise in "Top Gun." So what if I was old enough to be his mother. Provided he had older siblings.
I joined the line and chatted with my own personal "guard" at the end of the line until it was my turn. I gave my name to one of Mrs. Bush's aids. She took my camera and introduced me to Ann Johnson, director of the Art in Embassies program, who in turn introduced me to the First Lady. I handed her my business card with the picture of
St. Basil's Cathedral
on it and said, "This is a picture of one of my quilts." Mrs. Bush said, "That's a QUILT?!"
(In a
We shook hands and then my mind went completely blank.
Evidently we had our picture taken together, and I left. Thankfully I remembered my camera and didn't trip on the way out. All and all it was a huge success! I feel so honored to have met the First Lady. It was really very nice of her to stretch her 15 minute appearance into well over an hour, taking time to acknowledge so many people.
In the afternoon I attended a panel discussion at the State Department entitled "Art as Diplomacy: 21st Century Challenges" presented by the Art in Embassies Program and the Center for Arts and Culture. (When I gave my name at the desk to check in, the fellow behind the desk said "Ami Simms---I get your newsletter!" I almost fell over! It was Robert Soppelsa, the curator who put together the exhibit for Senegal with my quilt in it. I had no idea he was a subscriber.)
The panel discussion was very interesting. Panelists spoke on how art can actually help in the diplomatic process to initiate conversation, focus on shared problems (and possible solutions), and help to present a more balanced view of American culture overseas. Ambassadors, diplomats, presidential appointees, gallery directors, and artists shared their opinions and experiences regarding the importance of art in cultural exchange. Heady stuff. There were so many accomplished people.
Most of the artists that I met were painters. There were a few sculptors, too, but only one other quilter, Tina Brewer, from Pittsburgh. (At least that I met.) One of the most surprising things throughout the whole day was that everyone was as giddy about being invited to the White House and to the State Department as I was. We were all pinching ourselves: are we really here? And, with all the talent in the room, there was no ego. Nobody was snooty or snobby. I rubbed elbows with people who sell their art for tens of thousands of dollars and have pieces hanging in big museums and everybody was really down to earth.
When the panel discussion was over, we proceeded upstairs to the Benjamin Franklin Room for the 40th Anniversary Book Reception and Dedication and I got to meet…
…(from right to left) Ann Johnson, Director of Art in Embassies Program; Colin Powell, Secretary of State, Mrs. Powell, General Williams, and Mrs. Williams.
After the receiving line disbanded we were allowed to wander around in that first room we entered. On display was a desk on which Thomas Jefferson wrote part of the Declaration of Independence.
And the desk upon which the Treaty of Paris was signed.
In the Benjamin Franklin dining room musicians played as we sampled the most delicious food. My personal favorite? Baked potato slices about an inch thick. A shallow scoop of potato had been removed and it its place was a dollop of sour cream, topped with caviar! (Red and black, of course!) Special thanks to Theodore Waddell who took this picture of the goings-on. If you look VERY carefully, you can see me way over by the window talking with somebody.
(Look hard.)
I also visited the ladies room and must say the hand towels rivaled those at the White House.
The Secretary of State gave a wonderful speech…
…and Ann Johnson gave the concluding remarks. After she thanked us for coming and again reiterated that the art we loaned is really an important diplomatic tool, she urged us to "continue painting, and sculpting, and
making beautiful quilts."
I don't think I could have smiled any bigger. Wow!
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From an exposed rock route on the Tetons to the celebratory bar visit following the descent, count on the Outdoor Research Men's Voodoo Softshell Pant to conjure up ample style and performance for both. The double weave softshell fabric blocks windy weather and stretches for complete freedom of movement while the slick jean-style cut is intended to help you send an entirely different (although just as dangerous) type of project when you're done.
- Nylon double-weave softshell fabric is breathable, quick drying, and weather resistant
- 12% spandex and articulated knees provide freedom of movement
- Trim jean-style cut with a button and zipper fly provide ample style for the bar
- Low-profile waist is designed to fit beneath a harness
- Zippered thigh and rear pocket keep valuables safely stowed
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great for many uses
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs large
- Height: 6'3"
- Weight: 200lbs
I took these pants snowshoeing and they were great. Breathable, water resistant, just the right amount of stretch, and a fit that you can wear not doing outdoors activities if you'd like. The articulated knee provides great mobility and I agree that the pants run a little bit wide in the waist.
Thank you for the review, Zach! Sorry I just saw it now!
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Wider and Shorter than expected
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
- Height: 6'4"
- Weight: 185lbs
I purchased these years back, but never put them to use. I am 6'4 and lanky, these pants are wide and short, and looked/felt silly on myself.
Too Short, Shallow Pockets
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: 30x32
- Height: 6'0"
- Weight: 155lbs
OR makes great products, and usually has solid quality control. Unfortunately they came up short—literally and figuratively—with these pants.
I'm going to echo Christopher P. in saying these pants are WAY too short. I ordered 32" inseam and wore them a couple of times, thinking each time, "these are high waters. These Don't even cover my ankles. They BARELY come down to the tops of my boots."
So I decided to measure the inseam. 29 inches. Cmon, OR. I expected better from you guys. 29 inches isn't even CLOSE to 32 inches.
Now on to my second gripe with these. The pockets are incredibly shallow. I like to keep a clif bar in my pocket when climbing multipitch, and the bar barely fits in these pockets. One one climb, I had the bar actually fall out and thump the rock next to my belayer.
The finish of these pants is great. I love the cut, I love that they are slim fit. They stretch and move with your body well. They make great climbing pants. I just wish they were of adequate length and had useful pockets. Unfortunately both of these are enough for me to say I can't recommend these pants.
Too short!
Great pants for climbing and hiking, but just too short. The 32 length used to fit about like a 31, but I ordered a new pair and they got even shorter.
If you have Ferrosi pants note that these will be easily an inch shorter when on.
I wish OR would either make a 34 or make these actually 32.
Saving $$$ by not making and stocking a 34 is probably OK if the 32 was not MUCH too short.
Fantastic And Versatile Pants
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs large
- Size Bought: 30
- Height: 5'5"
- Weight: 150lbs
I've worn these pants on both long summer forest hikes and cold mountain hikes in driving rain. These pants are very comfortable, breathable, block wind, resist water well, and dry quickly. They'll also stylish enough to wear in more casual conditions.
I own both the black and charcoal pairs of these, and both of them run a little lighter in color than the pictures here suggest. Not an issue for me, but other people may care.
The waist does run a little big, despite having ordered the smallest option available (I normally a 30 or 31 for most pants).
As noted in many other reviews, there's some idiosyncrasies related to the various pockets. The non-zippered) front pockets are a bit too shallow for me to trust that anything I put in them wouldn't fall/bounce out, the zippered rear pocket is also a bit shallow, and the zippered thigh pocket seems a bit too deep, to the point where heavier things placed in it bounce around a bit with every step. I was prepared for this from prior reviews I bought my first pair, and actually bought a second pair despite my slight complaints, but if there's an area these pants can be improved it's probably here.
Thank you, Bryan! I will pass that solid feedback to the designers at OR!
Enjoy your Voodoos... I just bought a pair for myself in women's and love them!
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100% satisfied and would buy again
Bought 2 sets to use for a Kilimanjaro trek, only ended up using one! Wore them every day for 7 days straight, changing out in the evenings at the campsite. Extremely comfortable, water resistant, and wind resistant. Sat on a few sharp rocks and slid down from the summit (yay fun!), and these pants stood up to the abuse. Only thing is the two front pockets are rather shallow, as other reviews have pointed out. However, does not impact my satisfaction at all, and see myself wearing them for normal use too. Great buy. Thanks, Outdoor Research!
Which I could show them off more...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Size Bought: 30
- Height: 6'1"
- Weight: 145lbs
Great pants and very comfortable...I love the stretch and they've treated me very well for climbing. Pocket placement is insanely perfect to be able to access every one easily while wearing my harness.
My only complaint is they run too short if you're tall and have a small waist...I would love to wear these out everyday, but only take them climbing. (I am usually a 28/32 waist/inseam and went with the 30, which makes for an inseam too short for me.)
Perfect pants
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 30
- Height: 5'8"
- Weight: 155lbs
These are one of the few slim-fit hiking pants out there. They fit extremely well. I've used them up the DC route on Rainier in July and they were warm and water-resistant enough, while at the same time being comfortable in 35C days in Whistler, climbing in Squamish, Yosemite and the Sierras. Apart from some pocket stitching wearing out due to chimneys they have held up great. In fact, I've skinned my knees several times while climbing but the pant itself shows no wear. The waist does expand due to sweat, so I recommend getting the smallest size that will fit you.
Nikhil, Thank you for taking the time to write about the Voodoo Pants. These pants are so versitile, AND they have a good looking style to them!
Thanks again,
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Fantastic pant!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 34
- Height: 5'8"
- Weight: 170lbs
I have worn this pants a ton now. I have even taken them on a climb of Seneca Rocks in WV. I wore the OR feerossi pants, and I let my girlfriend wear these. She is not the most experienced climber, and it was her first multi pitch. Needless to say they got drug scrapped and rubbed all over those rocks for several hours of climbing and came out great. They have plenty of stretch for any activity, and look great on the mountain, or walking down the street. The fit was great for me, I am 5'8" 170lbs. I can't say enough good things about these pants, I'm going to have to buy my girlfriend her own set so she doesn't steal mine anymore!
Ian - Thank you for taking the time to write up this excellent feedbac on the Voodoo. You are spot on!
I'll pass it on to OR!
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These Pants Do It All
I wore these pants on the JMT this summer, have taken them on multiple backpacking and hiking trips, and wear them around town. I love the comfort and fit.
Drew - WOW - what a photo! Thank you for taking the time to share about how cool these Voodoo Pants are. I am happy to say that we also have them for women! Great styling, rugged durability and awesome movement with the stretch.
Thank you again!
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Leta, Thanks! I was distraught when I found out the Outdoor Research Supercharger pants were discontinued. I took those things trekking in Peru and the Alps. I'm so happy to have found the Voodoo.
Awesome picture Drew !!!
I selected this image to feature on the Community Hub at the bottom of the Backcountry homepage! Congrats on being amazingly GOATWORTHY !!
My Go-To Mountaineering Pants
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
These things are absolutely flawless. Slim enough to minimize crampon snags and roomy enough for a medium base layer. From the PNW to the Tetons, along with numerous peaks here in Idaho, these pants have performed amazing. They're super lightweight, shed snow/rain, dry quickly, breath well, extremely abrasive resistant, and look good out on the town after a big climb. This is by far the most versatile garment I own, comfortable from -10F(w/ med base) to 80F. For reference, I'm 5' 10, 165lb and I purchased a 32, which is what I wear in regular jeans.
Great winter pants!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
OR Voodoo are awesome for winter hikes! Breathable yet windproof, with the ability to vary base layers for different conditions. Also, the loops at the cuffs connect to laces and are great for keeping snow out of boots.
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OR Voodoo are awesome for winter hikes! Breathable yet windproof, with the ability to vary base layers for different conditions. Also, the loops at the cuffs connect to laces and are great for keeping snow out of boots.
Great photo!
Wrong fit due to BC size chart
- Fit: Runs large
I've purchased size 36 as Backcountry size chart said 91cm waist. The real waist measure was 118cm. Too big to fix it. Even if I wanted to change it I wouldn't know which size to choose.
As it was sent to me abroad, I cannot return it because BC doesn't take resposibility of transoceanic shipping cost (around 30usd from Spain).
Pants quality seem to be good and they look well designed.
Our size chart is from the manufacturer, unfortunately these pants just run big. I found mine to be a full size larger than most of my other pants in a 32" waist
runs a little big
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs large
Awesome pants, used them on a climb and a really wet hike so far. They dried and breathed extremely well. Great stretchy fabric. I wear a 32 and depending on how bad the munchies were the night before in some brands 32 can be a little snug. In these I could have easily worn a 30. However with a belt the fit is great and leaves room for a baselayer for those colder fall/spring climbs.
Runs Large
Be advised, took my size 32 in to tighten up the waist and the seamstress said they had a 34 1/2" waist. To big to alter. Not sure if mislabeled or what but will be returning.
Don't Hesitate
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I bought a pair of these for a Costa Rica trip. They were the only thing that did not mold, and regardless of how sweaty I became these pants remained dry. Not to mention the fit looks great. I can wear these pants out to a bar and they would look great.
Cut just right
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
Very light and cozy. Not baggy not too slim. Good fabric too!
Best climbing pant ever!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I wear these pants almost exclusively when I climb. They are super durable, great amount of mobility, and they fit really well. I love the slim fit of these pants. I highly recommend these pants for climbing, hiking, running, any outdoor activity you may enjoy.
Great pants... for beanpoles.
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
Wish these fit. A lot. The fabric, fit, and finish is excellent, but the fit is really designed for beanpoles as far as I can tell. And I am not a bean pole.
Nicely made, nice feel, great stretch.
Do these pants have a brushed interior wall?
how water resistant are they in comparison to other soft shell pants?
I wore these on the JMT through a few thunderstorms and never had a problem.
Hey, what's the exact Inseam length for a size 30" Waist? I'm 32" Inseam with a 30-31" Waist.
Hey there - Leta from OR here - The inseam on the 30" is a 31". If you want a 32" inseam, you will need to go up to a 32" waist - not ideal for you! I have the same issue on the women's side! Hope this helped! Leta
It did! Could I ask you another question? Why did you guys get rid of short and long lengths?
Hi I'm having trouble figuring out which...
I'm having trouble figuring out which one (30 or 32) is fitting well...
I'm a Korean, and 177cm/72kg and usually wears 81 (or 32/asian fit) ---> waiste
Some said on the internet that it was a little larger than they thought... and 30 is much like 32.
Do you think it is ok to go with 30???
Due to the 'jean' style fit, I'd say size down. I got a 34 and they are a bit loose around the waist. They fit good in the legs but I wish I had the 32's.
No 36" inseam on these?
No 36" inseam on these?
These pants are a current model, so it's likely they're just sold out currently. If you start a live chat with one of the great folks in customer service, they'll gladly let you know if more are on the way.


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VIDOR - Several months ago Vidor Police chief Rod Carroll requested that the Texas Department of Transportation lower the 75MPH speed limit along the interstate in Vidor.
TxDot responded citing a study that concluded that the speed limit did not need to be lowered.
When we posted a story on social media today about this issue several viewers commented saying that crashes have increased along IH10 in Vidor.
We looked into whether there have been more crashes in Vidor on Interstate 10 after the 2012 speed limit increases.
Using the TxDOT crash records information system tool available on the TxDOT website we compiled data for crashes on the interstate within Vidor City limits.
The number of crashes along Interstate 10 in Vidor have increased over the last five years according to TxDOT's data.
Speed related crashes, however, have gone up and down within that timeframe according to the TxDOT database.
- 2010: 130 crashes, 24 speed related
- 2011: 77 crashes, 13 speed related.
- 2012: 100 crashes, 10 speed related.
- 2013: 109 crashes, 24 speed related.
- 2014: 109 crashes, 15 speed related.
- 2015: 115 crashes, 18 speed related.
- 2016: 180 crashes, 27 speed related.
- 2017: 45 crashes as of April 18, 2017, 6 speed related.
To make an "apples to apples" comparison we go back to 2010 when the speed limit along Interstate 10 in Vidor increased from 65 mph to 75 mph and compare those number to the 2016's totals.
Although in some years the total numbers have dipped below the 2010 totals by 2016 they did increase from 130 crashes, of which 24 were speed related to 180 crashes, 27 of which were speed related.
- 2010: 130 crashes, 24 speed related
- 2016: 180 crashes, 27 speed related.
Therefore our viewers' claims that crashes have increased along Interstate 10 in the Vidor city limits since the speed limit was increased is verified.
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Judge denies bond for man accused in Cane Bay assault, burglary
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) -- At noon Thursday, Berkeley County deputies identified the man they say assaulted a woman at her Cane Bay home and led officials on a lengthy manhunt that led to school lockdowns and car searches.
According to the sheriff's office, 31-year-old Brandon Keith Sigmon was charged with first-degree burglary, two counts of first-degree assault, three counts of kidnapping, and weapons possession.
He was denied bond.
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Victim in bond court: 'That man was there to kill me'
During the hearing, the home invasion victim was not present, but she was heard. She spoke directly to Sigmon by phone.
"The monster that did this, forced his way into my home and terrorized myself and my two children. The image of him beating me and Tasing me while my two very young, beautiful children looked on," she said.
The victim told police the suspect was door to door in the Cane Bay neighborhood claiming to sell vacuum cleaners. When she refused, she said Sigmon broke in and attacked her.
"The brutality that he attacked me with was horrifying and did not stop. He was not there to rob me; he was there to do harm," she said. "I truly believe in my heart that man was there to kill me while my two babies watched in horror."
She said Sigmon hit her repeatedly with a gun, breaking her teeth. He also used a stun gun on her, she said.
"My poor children were screaming and terrified. He kept telling me to quiet my children. He wanted me to quiet them while he continued to punch me and smash my head through drywall in my home," she said.
Sigmon remained silent as she spoke. His next court date is in November.
After the hearing, one of Sigmon's family members called ABC News 4 to apologize for his alleged crimes.
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Attack leads to manhunt through Cane Bay area
Berkeley County deputies spent much of Wednesday looking for a man posing as a vacuum salesman they say was involved in an assault of a woman. The man was taken into custody around 8 p.m.
He was thought to be carrying a Taser and a gun, deputies said.
According to an incident report released Thursday, the victim's husband called 911 after his wife called him to talk about a strange man at the door. The victim's husband said he heard his wife scream and then lost the connection.
Based on what investigators gathered, the attacker, identified as Sigmon by deputies, was turned away at the Decatur Drive front door so he went to the back door and kicked it in.
The victim told deputies Sigmon ordered her to get off the phone and then punched and hit her with a gun. He also pushed the victim's head against a wall, the report states.
Her children, ages 2 and 4, were also in the house at the time of the assault, the report shows. Both were crying during the attack. Sigmon told the victim to silence the kids and then pushed one of them into a wall, the report states.
The victim managed to grab her children and run. She saw the attacker leave through the back door as she ran, she told deputies. The victim had several cuts and scratches on her hands and face and she was taken to Medical University Hospital.
The woman told deputies several times that she thought Sigmon was going to kill her.
One woman who did not want to publicize her name said she spotted the suspect from her bedroom window in a large construction area behind her home.
"I was literally standing here. You can see the port-a-potty out there. That's where the guy walked out from. He gets in the pond to the left and he was taking a bath, then gets out and puts on a black shirt," she said.
His change of clothing got her attention. She said she called 911 and he was captures less than five minutes later.
"I literally hung up the phone, walked downstairs, went outside and all the commotion happened," she said.
Cane Bay High and Middle schools were on lockdown as a result of the incident, officials said. At Cane Bay High School, students were being released in small waves around 4 p.m. Meanwhile, deputies set up a command center in the Publix parking lot off Cane Bay Boulevard.
The incident happened on Decatur Drive. Deputies spent hours stopping and searching cars in the area, especially those on Highway 176.
Officials said the man was posing as a vacuum salesman to get into the woman's home. He is a white male and was wearing a tan shirt, plaid shorts, white boat shoes and a plaid bandana.
Deputies said the victim had serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
The Cane Bay neighborhood returned to quiet and normalcy Thursday.
"I'm not the least bit concerned," neighbor Holly Mathis said.
Police say it took them 6 hours to find and arrest Sigmon. They said he was acting alone and there was no further threat to the community.


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