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These stockings are designed to be a quick project. You can make one for each member of your family and still have time to be together and enjoy the holiday! They are made with the rich, gloriously colored solids from Kaufman, Essex and Kona Cotton as the base, and the simply beautiful natural Essex as the lining. There is something so sweet about seeing everyone's stocking hung on the mantle in anticipation of the goodies that will soon fill them!
To make six stockings. If you'd like to make more or less just buy a 1/2 yard of a colored solid and a 1/2 yard of the natural Essex for each stocking.
- Six 1/2 yards of solid fabrics in a pretty holiday range. I used, Red Essex, Hot Pink Essex, Brown Essex, Lime Essex, Orange Essex, and Tangerine Kona Cotton. If you are using bright reds or pinks we highly recommend laundering your fabric before you use it so it doesn't bleed.
- 1 3/4 yards Natural Essex
- 25mm bias tape maker
- Six colors of embroidery thread in the same range as the solid fabrics. I used: Rich Rose, Luminous Lime, Orange, Christmas Red, Red Brown, and Love of Life
- A water soluble fabric marker
- An Iron on Transfer Pencil
- Tracing Paper
- A Reverse Alphabet, available for free download here, printed out
- A Simple Embroidered Stocking Template, available for free download here, printed, cut out, and taped together.
Cutting and Preparation
Iron one of the colored solid fabrics selvage to selvage and trace the stocking template onto it.
Cut out the stocking shape, cutting through both layers of the fabric at the same time. You will have two colored stocking shaped pieces.
Repeat this with the natural colored Essex.
Cut two 2-inch strips from the 44-inch width of the natural fabric. Press these strips into binding tape as per the instructions on the 25mm bias tape maker.
Sew the binding tape shut with a 1/8-inch seam allowance.
Cut six 8-inch strips from these sewn pieces of binding tape. Sew their ends together 1/4-inch from their raw edges so that they each form a loop. These are now called the Loop Pieces.
Sewing the Stockings
Pin the colored stocking pieces together leaving the top open. Fold the raw edge of each top piece down a 1/2-inch towards the outside of the pinned pieces.
Repeat this for the natural colored stocking pieces.
Sew the colored stocking pieces together with a 1/4-inch seam allowance. Start and stop your sewing at top folds but do not sew the folds down.
Sew the natural stocking pieces together with a 1/2-inch seam allowance. Start and stop your sewing at top folds but do not sew the folds down.
Turn the colored stocking piece right sides out, tucking the top folds inside. Press the colored stocking like this.
Slide the natural stocking piece inside the colored piece. Push it all the way into the colored piece so it fits snuggly inside and tuck the top folds of the natural piece neatly in between the colored and the natural pieces. Press the pieces together this way.
Pin the tops of the pieces together making sure that the side seams meet and the folds are neatly encased inside.
Sew the tops together with a slip stitch.
Adding the Loop
Turn the stocking inside out and pin the bottom of one of the loop pieces to the outer side seam (the seam along the heel side) 4 1/2-inches from the top.
Attach the loop on to stocking by sewing across the bottom of the loop a few times, perpendicular to the side seam. Make sure the lining and outside of the stocking are flat as you do this so they don't get folded on themseleves as you are sewing.
Turn the stocking right side out and fold the top down 4-inches. Press this fold down.
Embroidering the Names
Using a piece of tracing paper draw a horizontal line using a pencil. Then trace the name you're using along this line using the Reverse Alphabet and the Iron on Transfer Pencil.
Meanwhile orient your stocking as shown above, with the toe facing to the right. Using the water soluable fabric pen, make a horizontal mark 1/2-inch from the bottom of the stockings fold. Make a vertical mark 3/4-inch to the left of the right edge of the fold.
Place your traced name along the marked horizontal line so that the last letter of the name meets the vertical marking. Make sure you have flipped the tracing paper around so the letters are going the correct direction and the iron on pencil marks are meeting the fabric.
Using a very hot iron press the traced name onto the fabric in this orientation. Be very careful not to move the name while you're ironing. If you need more help with this step please click here and scroll down to "transfer pencils".
Pick one color of the embroidery thread. Using a small backstitch embroider around the edge of the first letter.
Then, using the same color embroidery thread, fill in the inside of the letter using a satin stitch.
If you need help with backstitch or satin stitch please check out our embroidery tutorial here.
Embroider each letter of the name in the same manner, using a different color of embroidery thread for each letter.
The stocking is all done and ready to be hung by the fire!

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Mistakes are an inevitable part of doing business. Unfortunately, in the life sciences and general manufacturing industries, mistakes can result in more than disgruntled customers and a barrage of complaints; they can result in serious safety issues, even death. With stakes this high, many regulated companies are automating their paper-based customer complaint management systems with electronic customer complaints management software to manage their complaint resolution process and maintain FDA and ISO compliance.
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Having an effective customer complaints management system in place is a matter of good business practice for any company. Quick and efficient complaint handling can reduce shipments of nonconforming products, lower labor costs, and reduce plant downtime. However, in FDA and ISO environments, where quality is foremost, complaint handling has deeper implications. Customer complaints alert the FDA and other global regulatory agencies to potentially life threatening product nonconformances. These nonconformances can be better managed by implementing an automated customer complaint management software solution.
Regulated industries, including medical device and drugs and biologics, are required to report any complaints that come through their customer complaint management system concerning death, serious injury, or adverse reaction. Some FDA regulations, such as 21 CFR Part 820.198 and 21 CFR Part 606.170, even require a formal complaint-handling process. Customer complaints management software can facilitate this process.
Complaints are also critical to ISO-certified companies. Although ISO compliance is largely voluntary, several standards have been adopted by some countries as part of their regulatory framework or have become a market requirement. The ISO 9000 series of quality management standards is a good example of an ISO standard that has become a customer or market requirement. Having an effective customer complaints management system in place, one that includes a robust customer complaint management software solution, can help regulated manufacturers maintain ISO compliance.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks look to remain first in the NL West when they resume a four-game series versus the Philadelphia Phillies Saturday night from Chase Field.
Tied with defending champion San Francisco atop the division standings, the Diamondbacks can grab a series win with a victory tonight. They won the opener Thursday by a 2-1 score and posted another one-run triumph in Friday's 3-2 decision thanks to Miguel Montero's leadoff home run in the eighth.
"It feels great to help the team. I've been disappointed with myself. I know it is early, but I've had so many opportunities and just haven't gotten it done," Montero said.
Eric Chavez and Martin Prado both knocked in runs for Arizona, which prevailed for the fifth straight time and has won six of seven games. Ian Kennedy started on the mound for the D'backs and yielded two runs in seven innings, while Tony Sipp picked up the win by getting the last two outs in the eighth.
David Hernandez tossed a scoreless ninth for his first save.
Hoping to keep his current unbeaten streak on the mound intact on Saturday will be Arizona right-hander Trevor Cahill. Cahill is 2-0 with a 1.80 earned run average in his last three starts and previously toed the rubber in Monday's 9-2 pounding of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Cahill threw seven innings of two-run ball to improve to 2-3 in seven starts and lowered his ERA to 2.80. He has made three starts in his career against the Phillies, going 1-1 with a 3.60 ERA.
Philadelphia's downward spiral continued on Friday, as the bullpen blew a 2-1 lead for youngster Tyler Cloyd. Cloyd was called up from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to take the spot of Roy Halladay (shoulder) and permitted two runs in 6 1/3 innings for a no-decision. Mike Adams was dealt the loss for allowing Montero's decisive blast in the eighth.
Cloyd was then optioned back to the IronPigs after his only appearance in the majors this season.
"They don't need a starter for a while, might as well go down there and keep pitching well," Cloyd said afterward. "Hopefully, the next opportunity they have, I can come back up and do well."
Jimmy Rollins started the game with a home run -- his 44th career leadoff homer -- and Domonic Brown stroked an RBI single for the Phillies, who have dropped three in a row and five of their last seven contests.
"We broke through, but we made some mistakes at the same time. We just didn't capitalize on our opportunities," said Phillies manager Charlie Manuel.
Cliff Lee will be tasked with trying to stop the surging Diamondbacks and halted a four-start winless drought (0-2) the last time out on Monday in a 6-2 win at San Francisco. Lee fanned six batters and did not issue a walk, while allowing two runs and five hits through eight innings.
The crafty left-hander is 3-2 in seven starts to go along with a 3.26 earned run average this season and has made five career starts against Arizona, going 3-1 with a 3.50 ERA.
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Rihanna continues to stand by her man — and has harsh words for members of her Navy who are worried about her! Do YOU think she's gone too far?
Rihanna has publicly supported Chris Brown as of late, in spite of the fact that he beat her mercilessly in 2009. And now she's taken her devotion to him even further, attacking her own fans on Twitter who were speaking ill of him!
Rihanna, 24, was called out by a fan on Twitter on Feb. 12, who wrote, "I gotta admit, I lost alot of respect for @rihanna.. Makin a song w/ the dude that beat your face off is not a good look".
In response, Rihanna wrote, "@JuhReeV neither is your avi #clapback". We're kind of surprised that she went after her own fans to defend Chris, 22 — but we never thought she would record with him either!
After that attack, Rihanna wrote, "U Mad? #No1Currrrrr", and attached the kiss-off picture above. She just doesn't care what anyone has to say!
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Katherine Paige Garner of Goldsboro and Rusty Lee Winders of Pikeville wed in Goldsboro.
Katherine Paige Garner of Goldsboro and Rusty Lee Winders of Pikeville were united in marriage at 4 p.m. June 9, 2012, at Stoney Creek Original Free Will Baptist Church in Goldsboro. The Rev. Gary Bailey was the officiating minister.
Escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents, the bride is the daughter of Jeffrey Alan Garner and Karen Wood Garner of Goldsboro. She is the granddaughter of Kenneth and Patricia Garner of La Grange, and Boyd and Jean Wood of Kinston.
A graduate of Wayne Christian School and Mitchell�s Academy, she is a hairdresser with Ultimate Raaz.
The groom is the son of Hilton Winders Jr. and Arlene Winders of Goldsboro. He is the grandson of the late Hilton Winders and Rosa Winders, who lived in Fremont, and the late Robert and Elizabeth Linton, who lived in Snow Hill.
A graduate of Faith Christian School and Johnston Community College, he is a truck driver with Pitt Country Mart.
Courtney Albritton of Goldsboro was maid of honor.
The groom�s father served as his son�s best man.
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How well do you know the Code? Think you can spot violations the original installer either ignored or couldn't identify? Here's your chance to moonlight as an electrical inspector and second-guess someone else's work from the safety of your living room or office. Brian, who has a knack for finding shoddy electrical work, did the dirty work and found this mess. Now it's your turn to identify the violation.
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Here, we see a photo of a service panel and transfer switch at a residential occupancy. While all may appear well and good, the installer failed to provide the Code-mandated signage, which is a violation of 702.8. This is a common mistake and often overlooked rule, which is not surprising since the requirement for the required field marking is given in Art. 702, Optional Standby Systems — located in the back of the Code book.
The requirements outlined in 702.8 read as follows, "A sign shall be placed at the service-entrance equipment that indicates the type and location of on-site optional standby power sources. A sign shall not be required for unit equipment for standby illumination." The basic idea here is to alert fire-response or maintenance personnel of the existence of the generator, or other power source, and its location to help ensure that any individual who disconnects utility power is not injured or killed when the generator is started and begins back-feeding power to the service equipment, which is a "make-sense" proposition to enhance safety.
This signage is like other warning signs in that it has to contain instructions for an appropriate action. In addition to identifying the hazard, such a field marking must also include instructions with regard to the action that must be taken by the reader. In this example, additional wording such as "Keep Out" is needed. Failure to provide such an instruction has been ruled to be akin to having no sign at all. And the individual who placed the warning or caution sign has not effectively met the requirement for the Code-required field marking.
The NEC generally does not give exact wording, but instead indicates what information must be conveyed by the warning/caution sign. As noted in 702.8, the Code tells us to identify the location and type of on-site optional standby power sources. Therefore, it seems the installer should have created a label that said something like, "Disconnection of the service main will not completely de-energize the premises electrical system. The generator disconnect must also be opened." This approach will better serve to meet the Code rule and the courts' findings regarding warning/caution signs.
It should also be noted that a sign must be provided whether the on-site power source is classified as "legally required" (Art. 701) or "optional" (Art. 702). Additionally, the last sentence eliminates the need for such a field marking for "unit equipment," which employ an alternate power source for emergency illumination.


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The Audi A3 competes against other compact premium cars such as the BMW 2-Series, the Mercedes CLA and, to a lesser extent, the MINI Cooper. In past decades, owning a small car meant dealing with little more than bare bones transportation. These days, though, owners of small cars need not be deprived of anything, and the A3 looks to continue that trend by offering a vehicle with a small footprint but with luxury-car performance and amenities. The A3 starts under $32,000.
Compare the 2018 Audi A3 Sportback e-tron against similar models
The Audi A3 returns for 2018 with few changes. Heated front seats are standard, as are dual USB ports for data and charging. The A3 Premium Plus trim now features standard Audi side assist, while a Bang & Olufsen sound system is available. The S3 now includes an optional S sport package, with red brake calipers and Audi magnetic ride. An even higher-performing RS3 sedan becomes available this year.
A vehicle's warranty can significant impact your maintenance costs after you drive off the dealer's lot, and it's important to understand the different parts. Typically, a new car warranty includes a Basic warranty, which covers everything except the wear items such as brakes and tires; and a Drivetrain warranty, that covers all the parts that make the car move, such as the engine and transmission
Below are pictures of the 2018 Audi A3 Sportback e-tron. Select the picture you want to view below
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This is the fourth year of the third generation of the Audi A3, which along with its similar-sized sibling the A4, is Audi's bread-and-butter car. With Volkswagen Golf roots, the A3 comes as a four-door sedan, five-door hatchback, cabriolet, plug-in hybrid hatchback, and a powerful, well-balanced and relatively affordable S3.
The A3 saw significant changes for the 2017 model year, including a new 2.0-liter turbo engine with direct injection, LED daytime running lamps and a new MMI infotainment system, so for 2018 there are only minor equipment changes.
The engine in the A3 makes 220 horsepower, mated to an excellent paddle-shifting six-speed dual-clutch automatic manual transmission.
Front-wheel drive is standard, with Quattro all-wheel drive available.
The sporty S3 makes 296 horsepower, and competes with the BMW M3 and Mercedes-Benz CLA 45 AMG. The tidy A3 Cabriolet's only real rival is the Buick Cascada, which is slightly bigger and slightly less refined.
The plug-in hybrid, called the A3 e-tron Sportback, is an upscale rival to the Chevrolet Volt, although the Volt has a real-world electric range. The e-tron is good for just 25 all-electric miles, but as a hybrid using fuel it has a range of 500 miles.
The 204-horsepower e-tron uses a 1.4-liter turbocharged engine mated to an electric motor powered by an 8.8 kwh lithium-ion battery pack that can be recharged in four hours, using a Bosch home charger that's standard equipment. It weighs 500 pounds more than the sedan, but the engine/motor makes 258 pound-feet of torque, to keep it sprightly. It gets 34 combined miles per gallon, or an EPA-rated 83 MPGe, using the full electric range.
The A3 sedan with all-wheel drive gets 24 city, 31 highway, 27 combined miles per gallon; the Cabriolet gets 2 less mpg.
The NHTSA gives the A3 five stars in crash testing, while the IIHS gives its highest rating, Top Safety Pick+.
Standard equipment in the front-wheel-drive Premium for $32,150 including destination, includes dual-zone climate control, xenon headlamps, panoramic sunroof, leather seats, 12-way power front seats, satellite radio, Bluetooth, rearview camera, and automatic emergency braking. Heated front seats are $500. Apple CarPlay/Android Auto is $900.
The Premium Plus ($35,400) adds an S-Line body kit, keyless ignition with passive entry, heated front seats, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto connectivity, front and rear parking sensors, split-folding rear seats. A $3000 Technology Package that adds the Audi Connect telematics system, the MMI infotainment system with Audi Virtual Cockpit, and blind-spot monitors,. A $1,050 LED Lighting Package adds LED headlights/taillights. A 14-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system is $950.
A3 Prestige at $41,100 includes the technology package and sound system, plus ambient interior lighting and adaptive cruise control with stop/go ability.
All three models have a $900 Sport Package that adds a sport suspension, sport seats, Audi Drive Select modes, and a flat-bottomed steering wheel with paddle shifters. Rear side airbags are $350.
Quattro all-wheel drive is $2700 to $3000 more. The Cabriolet is $6400 more, with standard leather.
The e-tron adds about $7500 each model of A3, but then there's available $4502 in federal incentives to possibly subtract.
The grille and front fascia are fairly aggressive, and the LED daytime running lights look cool, even cooler with the optional LED headlamps.
The A3's trim size and clean lines make it look classy, especially compared to rivals. It's an inspiring design. The Cabriolet is even a bit smaller, at just 175 inches, and the power cloth top with glass window is cohesive with the package.
The attractively conservative cabin features a chunky steering wheel and simple horizontal dashboard with distinctive round vents. The 7.0-inch MMI infotainment screen rises atop the dash, with controls on the center console, including a touchpad that recognizes handwriting, but hasn't caught on. An available high-rez LCD screen replaces the conventional gauges and can be set up with Google satellite view or images of analog gauges.
The materials are nice, including leather standard or sport seats. But both seats have short cushions, and legroom is tight for tall drivers. It's cramped for adults in the rear. But Audi has gotten the most out of the A3's small size, when it comes to interior room.
The VW/Audi 2.0-liter turbocharged engine is a winner, flexible and refined, either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. The paddle-shifting 6-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission shift sharply, although you might hear a clunk at low speed.
Because the chassis (from the VW Golf) is rigid, the A3 gets away with a fairly soft suspension without ruining the handling. The electric power steering is light but direct. Road noise is high.
The suspension in the Sport Package can be stiff over expansion strips, but the seats have more bolstering to comfortable ride it out.
The heavier Cabriolet is a bit less zippy, and there's some slight shake over bad roads, but it's still nicely composed.
The battery pack in the Sportback e-tron is mounted low, which helps bring down the center of gravity thus improving the handling, to go with its quickness. An EV mode selects electric power for slow speed.
The size and shape is great, but the lack of rear legroom limits things, so the hatch is the only way to go. It's hard to fault the powertrain, except maybe for the occasional clunk in the otherwise brilliant six-speed dual clutch automatic. You'll never lack power from the 2.0-liter turbo engine. The Sportback e-tron hybrid doesn't make much sense at 34 miles per gallon, which isn't that much more than the A3 with a real engine.
Sam Moses contributed to this report, with driving impressions by The Car Connection.
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Perry pitches "truth in budgeting" in Fort Worth appearance
FORT WORTH - Gov. Rick Perry wants fiscal responsibility to be a top priority next year.
That was the key message he delivered Wednesday during a brief stop in Fort Worth, when he talked about asking state lawmakers to make the right choices - and practice truth in budgeting - during the upcoming legislative session.
"There is no such thing as 'extra' money when it's coming out of the pockets of taxpayers," Perry told a small crowd gathered at the Fort Worth Club. "We owe it to Texans to create a budget process that's more honest and transparent by making the tough decisions Texans make every day and presenting a truly balanced budget free of IOUs and accounting maneuvers."
Democrats on Wednesday chuckled at Perry's call for transparency.
"The truth is, the last two legislative session, the only way they have been able to balance the budget ... was to sweep funds out of dedicated revenue sources into general revenue funds," Tarrant County Democratic Party Chairman Steve Maxwell said. "If he really means this is what he needs to do, ... and he says to do away with tricks and gimmickry, that's great."
Perry traveled to Fort Worth to talk about one of his key issues for the session that begins Jan. 8.
Standing by GOP state Reps. Mark Shelton of Fort Worth and Bill Zedler of Arlington, and speaking to a crowd of community members including Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley, he said he's asking state lawmakers to focus on five key principles of the Texas Budget Compact.
Governor since late 2001, Perry now is asking lawmakers to practice truth in budgeting, support a constitutional limit of spending to the growth of population and inflation, oppose new taxes or tax increases and make the small business tax exemption permanent, preserve a strong Rainy Day Fund and cut unnecessary and duplicative government programs and agencies.
While some projections show the state could face a revenue shortfall as high as $15 billion next year, Perry said that's not the case. He said the Legislature will go into the session with an estimated revenue provided by the state comptroller - an number that will be released later this year.
"We don't have deficits because we have a balanced budget amendment," he said.
Perry has tried different ways of balancing the state budget during his years in office.
In 2003, he submitted a zero-dollar proposed budget. He said every state agency should be forced to build a budget from zero - a proposal that drew praise from supporters and fiscal conservatives and criticism from those who said his plan shirked responsibility and didn't pinpoint priorities.
Shelton, who is running against incumbent Democrat Wendy Davis of Fort Worth to represent Texas Senate District 10, spoke after Perry, touting economic growth in Texas and his commitment to controlling state spending.
"I hold a strong commitment to both the constituents of Tarrant County and taxpayers of Texas to balance the state's budget without raising taxes," he said.
Davis said Republicans have used "budget gimmicks, risky accounting practices and dishonest rhetoric" to cover up an ongoing structural shortfall in the state budget.
"Rick Perry's budget gimmicks have lit our own Texas house on fire," she said. "Now, he's at the front door with a pail of water trying to put it out, when we all know he's got the matches he used to start it hidden in his back pocket."
Anna M. Tinsley, 817-390-7610
Twitter: @annatinsley


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