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Hi chrisbirkinshaw,Sorry I'm a little confused. The last message I sent to you in this thread you could not PXE boot.So it seems that you can PXE boot now. Correct?On the core from a terminal you ran sudo /usr/pluto/bin/Diskless_BuildDefaultImage.sh - correct?Then you did a physical reboot of the MD?Then Rundiskless setup fails? Does the device get created in webadmin?Sorry, I just want to know where I am.Cheers.
Ticket created with my Fixes at http://svn.linuxmce.org/trac.cgi/ticket/175.
Have you successfully got an MD created on K810, Alpha2 latest install with your above mentioned files?I am still not able to get one created. I still don't even have a diskless directory under /usr/pluto/.any suggestions?


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Jack, Chloe and I are a family of sudden hobbiest, lol. Is that even a word? I'm too lazy to Google. We all tend to get really into something together for a few months, and I mean REALLY into it, lol.
About 2 weeks ago, Sears announced they were closing in a local mall, and everything was on sale, and well, I couldn't not check it out. We went looking for a pool/air hockey table, but they didn't have one that we liked, soooooo......we ended up purchasing a Doodle Bug mini bike, which we have renamed The Stinkbug, simply because Doodle Bug does not sound intimidating at all, haha. It is so much fun, and we have all been on it every night. Well, then Chloe had a hard time keeping up with us on the bike, her on her scooter. So the next week, everything at Sears dropped another 10%, so we all went back up, hoping they had another mini bike, so we didn't have to take turns. They did not, but TA DA, they had this adorable pink electric scooter!! Score! So for an early b-day present to Chloe, we got it. As soon as we got home we all ran outside and Jack started teaching her how to ride it. If you're friends with me on Facebook, I posted a short video.
Well, that's where I've been every night. Outside with the neighbors, they went and grabbed a scooter for their son, taking turns on the bike and scooter, and just enjoying some good old family fun. I've missed blogging, but my time away was totally worth it.
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Are you ready to explore career opportunities at TJX Canada and join our team?
TJX Canada is part of The TJX Companies, Inc., the world's leading off-price retailer of apparel and homeware worldwide, and in Canada, our retail chains include Winners, Marshalls and HomeSense.
In the retail business, we move fast. We're always adapting, evolving and innovating. And the fast pace brings variety and challenge, along with many growth opportunities. We operate hundreds of stores in hundreds of cities.
TJX's retail chains include TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods and Sierra Trading Post in the United States; TK Maxx in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Poland, Austria and the Netherlands, as well as HomeSense in the United Kingdom and Ireland; and TK Maxx in Australia.
As a retailer committed to growth, success is always in style at TJX!
Meet Mason.
Mason is one of our Store Associates. He provides ongoing, prompt, courteous service to all customers, and he does it with style and a deep sense of sincerity. He's also responsible for replenishing our fixtures, bunks, and shelves, processing and preparing merchandise for our sales floor, and helping to process new shipments and organize our warehouse area. Sure, he had six months of retail and one year of shipping and receiving experience before coming to us, but experience doesn't give you the kind of deep-seated respect for others that Mason has.
Of course, he also has a passion for bungee jumping.
But that's Mason. He is one of us.
But know this. If you do decide to apply for this position, and we agree that this is the right job for you, you'll be supported by a plethora of internal programs whose only focus is the continued progress of your career. At TJX Canada, we do everything we can to help you achieve your full potential. But we can't do it all ourselves. You'll need to bring the ambition, the motivation, and the drive.
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- Be responsible for the daily processing of shipments, organization, and set-up of the warehouse area, keeping with all policies and procedures and in a clean and safe manner, and perform maintenance/stock duties when required.
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"It's about being remembered. Nobody cares if you win playing it safe." - Chris Camozzi
Chris Camozzi is playing to win. And he's playing hard.
Camozzi – denied an opportunity at a six-figure UFC contract when a broken jaw forced his removal from Season 11 of The Ultimate Fighter – isn't just determined to achieve mortal victory. By the time he steps back inside the Octagon June 22 at UFC on FX 4 in Atlantic City, N.J., against hometown middleweight Nick Catone, the object is not only doing everything to ensure victory, but to shock fans out of their seats with cries of, "Holy [smokes]!"
Maybe you forgot about Camozzi, 12-3 competing in shows near his native Lakewood, Colorado, before a national television audience saw him break Victor O'Donnell's orbital bone to gain entry into the house -- at a heavy price. Perhaps you dismissed him after a tap out loss to Kyle Noke on February 27, 2011 led to his release. Maybe his nip-and-tuck defeat to Francis Carmont at UFC 137 in his return bout flew under your radar, but there is something deep in Camozzi's spirit, which he let out on his fan community page a month or so before his trip to Atlantic City.
It was weeks earlier when the UFC announced its seven-year partnership with the FOX networks. And judging from what Camozzi wrote, you'd figure he was a whiz-kid marketing guru and not someone who attended Fort Lewis College for a year before dropping out. Someday, some way, Camozzi believes he can attract major companies and do commercials to certify mixed martial arts as a mainstream sport. A win over Catone is a small step for the fighter and a quantum leap for Chris Camozzi Inc., the making of a brand which leads MMA and the UFC to rarefied heights reserved for Major League Baseball or the National Football League.
"I think I am that guy," Camozzi said with relaxed confidence. "I have to string a few wins together and make them notice me. The business side, I feel like I'm a good face for the sport. I'm honest and don't try to make myself look better than I am. I have my faults. A lot of guys try to perceive themselves as perfect. I'm just an everyday guy I think other people can relate to. Once I put some wins together I think I would be one of those faces they would like to get behind."
Camozzi's management company, Ingrained Media, has developed a strategy that refuses to settle for a fight every few months before disappearing from public view. It never ends with mere victory, not for Camozzi. He's dogged in his pursuit to become must-see TV, when fans drop everything and plan their agenda around his next night of combat.
"It's about being remembered," Camozzi said. "Nobody cares if you win playing it safe. I think that relates more to my personality too. I said a long time ago the person I'd love to be would be Chris Lytle. Everybody knows no matter who he's fighting he's going to be great. That's somebody I'd love to be like, one of those guys who if you turn on the TV it doesn't matter if he's fighting Joe Schmo, people are like, 'Oh my God. You gotta watch this.'"
Of Camozzi's 16 MMA wins, six have gone the distance and another six have ended via submission, including his last bout in January, when his guillotine choke forced Dustin Jacoby to surrender 1:08 into round three. The next level of evolution to solve Catone, an accomplished high school wrestler competing in his first bout in 15 months after recovering from a torn Achilles tendon, was to improve the weakest part of his game, on the mats. At the Englewood, Colorado-based Factory X Muay Thai MMA facility, he trained with Olympic caliber wrestlers and accepted an invite to West Linn, Oregon, to work with a former NCAA Division I champion and Greco-Roman wrestling Olympic alternate named Chael Sonnen.
"I think I'll walk in there as a better wrestler as far as MMA is concerned," Camozzi said. "I'm training with guys on another level."
Where Sonnen is blunt, brash and outspoken, Camozzi is reserved with a quiet confidence, but a bit of Sonnen swagger has rubbed off on the 25-year-old Brazilian jiu-jitsu purple belt. For the fourth time in five fights, Camozzi is competing in enemy territory. Catone grew up in Brick Township, N.J., not far from Atlantic City. Camozzi traveled to Sydney, Australia, for the ill-fated battle with Noke, but neutralized homefield advantages with victories over Joey Villasenor and Jacoby in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, and Chicago, respectively. Not unlike many fighters, Camozzi's adrenaline flows when he's booed. Like a select few, he trains in Denver, where the altitude does a number on your ability to breathe.
"Everywhere I fight I have the hometown advantage," Camozzi said. "I don't ever think the other guy does. I fight out of Denver, Colorado. We're higher than just about everybody. I have the hometown advantage because I'm coming down in altitude. What he feels like in the first round is what I feel like in the third round. If the crowd boos me, I don't care. It pumps me up.
"The hometown guy always has to perform in front of friends and family, and everybody he knows. I get to go to these guys' hometown and not have all the pressure on me, not having every single person I know in the crowd and performing in front of them. Granted, I'm bringing a big group of people so (laughs) … I'm hoping one day I get to fight in Denver. Maybe I'll eat my words and the pressure will be put back on me, but it's a win-win situation."
Despite Vince Lombardi's enduring words, in Camozzi's world there is more to fighting than winning – much more. It's a brick used to build the Camozzi brand, to make money without fighting. "You have to build your name, build that brand," Camozzi said. Working with Ingrained Media has prodded him to find something both marketable and different. You have your garbage talkers, good guys and bad guys. Camozzi needs to deduce what makes him stick out.
"I'm still searching for that, but I feel like I'm starting to find it," Camozzi said. "When somebody watches me fight they know I'm not going to quit. I'm one guy who fans can rely on to put on a fight, push the pace and never quit in the corner."
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DuPont Recruits 500 Farmers for Non-Food Biofuel Project
January 17, 2013
Using agricultural waste, instead of food crops, to make biofuels and bioplastics is a subject that's been discussed often in Design News' comment boards. One of the biggest -- and also one of the first -- commercial-scale cellulosic biorefineries in the world is targeted for completion next year by DuPont, and it will make cellulosic ethanol from corn stalks and leaves.
The corn stalks and leaves that will serve as feedstock are known as corn stover.DuPont has recruited more than 500 local farmers near the site of its Nevada, Iowa facility, where it recently broke ground, to provide this material. The facility, which the company expects to complete in 2014, will generate 30 million gallons per year.
DuPont, which is involved in agricultural science as well as plastics, has been testing and optimizing its biofuel production process and technology in a Tennessee pilot plant, but the effort began more than 10 years ago. "Nearly a decade ago, DuPont set out to develop innovative technology that would result in low capital and low-cost cellulosic ethanol production," said James C. Collins, president of DuPont Industrial Biosciences, in a press release. "By leveraging DuPont Pioneer corn production expertise and designing an integrated technology platform, we've built an affordable and sustainable entry point into this new industry."
In planning the process and the facility, DuPont has worked closely with the state of Iowa, Iowa State University, and growers to make renewable fuels a commercial reality, Collins said. As a state, Iowa leads the US in renewable fuel production, said its governor, Terry Branstad, at the groundbreaking ceremony.
DuPont estimates it will need 375,000 dry tons per year of corn stover to meet the annual goal of 30 million gallons. That will require corn stalks and leaves to be harvested from about 190,000 acres. To supply those quantities, DuPont will contract with more than 500 local farmers to gather, store, and deliver the corn residue. Although growers often leave a little stover on the field as a mulch to protect against erosion, there's a lot more than they need and disposing of it is a big headache. It interferes with corn planting and maintenance, pulls nitrogen out of the soil that could be used by crops, and can house insects and diseases that damage corn plants.
In addition to corn waste, DuPont is working on adapting its process to other feedstocks, such as switchgrass. Currently, the company is processing switchgrass in its testing facility near Knoxville, Tenn., which it owns jointly with the University of Tennessee. DuPont says several local businesses and academic institutions are interested in using the resulting biofuel to reduce some of the energy they get from burning coal.
We've written before about the need for finding usable biofuel feedstocks that don't use food crops and also don't grow non-food crops on land that could be growing food, even if it isn't used for that now. We've also reported on converting non-recycled plastic trash and other waste that would otherwise go into landfills into fuel. But I haven't seen a company and a research project on this scale that set out to do a high-quality job of making fuel from the huge amounts of agricultural waste. DuPont is a company with a lot of resources and a stated dedication to sustainability. They've spent a lot of time, effort, and research dollars on this project, and have done the homework needed to make it succeed. The proof will be in the product, but meanwhile, I say kudos and more power to them.
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While most wearable breast pumps are small and discreet, some models are more noticeable than others. The Elvie fits inside a bra and is relatively invisible, depending on the clothes you wear and your overall build. It works with or without the Elvie app, which tracks your pumping sessions, milk volume, and pumping sessions' duration. The Elvie is fairly active but not silent. There are two sizes of breast protectors included with the Elvie. Some models are not suitable to steam sterilization because the nipple covers can warp.
Medela Pump in Style
The Medela Breast Pump Style is a lightweight, hands-free device that incorporates many safety and hygiene features. The pump is made from BPA-free plastic and compatible with standard mouthpieces. The Metro Bag style has a removable motor, but the On the Go Tote or Backpack styles have the motor integrated. Because of their lightweight design, they are easy to use and come with great accessories. The Medela Breast Pump In Style can be customized to accommodate single or double pumping.
The Medela Pump in Style uses two-phase expression technology to mimic the process of nursing. The Simulation Phase produces fast suction, while the Expression Phase produces a slower suction. This allows the mother to express more milk in less time than she would with a traditional pump. The Medela breast pump in style uses the MaxFlow technology of the Medela pumping system. This simulates the baby's swallowing action. The pump also comes with a tote bag so that you can easily transport it wherever you go.
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The Medela Elvie Wearable Breast Pump makes a great choice for busy moms who require discreet breast milk production. This pump fits inside a nursing bra, so you can pump while you're on the go. Simply insert your nipple into the shield, press the pump hub against your breast, and pull the bra over the hub. It's simple to use and comes with a carry case so you can take it everywhere.
The Elvie is designed to be easy to use. The pump mechanism is dishwasher safe, except for the Hub, which cannot be washed. It comes with a teal-colored seal that goes over the plastic breast shield. The teal valve can be used to pump milk. It should fit against the breast shield's bottom. The Elvie also features a large, clear display that makes it easy to see the volume of milk you're producing.
Freemie Collection Cups
The Freemie Collection Cups wearable breast pump is designed to fit comfortably under clothing and is discreet, even if it is not completely undetectable. These discreet cups are compatible with most breast pumps, but do not fit with the original Open System cup. The pump is silent, compact, and easy to use. It can be worn on the hip or left on a desk or pocket. Although they are not completely invisible, the pumps are much more discreet than their traditional counterparts.
The Freemie Collection Cups can be purchased directly from the company's website or from Amazon. You can also purchase replacement parts. While the pump's electronic pump is not as powerful as others, the cups themselves are leak-resistant and will not drip milk. One of the disadvantages of Freemie's wearable breast pump is the lack of a trial period or money back guarantee. However, the pump's portability and convenience make it well worth considering.
Medela Spectra S1
The Medela Spectra S1 breast pump is one the few that offers a more personalized experience than a manual pump. The patented design makes it much easier to use and more convenient for many women. The pump comes with three different types of carrying cases, including a tote bag and backpack. The only difference between these two is the metro bag, which makes it easy to remove the pump for washing.
The Medela Spectra S1 has an attractive design and smooth plastic. It is easy to use thanks to its carry handle. Many women love the protective carrying case that comes with the pump. It can be used to store spare parts. It also has a built-in digital readout and night-light. In addition to these features, the Spectra S1 is less noisy than the Medela Pump in Style Advanced.
Lansinoh Harmony
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Pattern Play with the Fat Quarter Shop
168 comments
Okay, I'll be first!! Sometimes #1 gets picked!! I really like Wingin' It by Henry Glass. Thanks for the give away!!
I adore batiks of any kind, so ia would use hoffman's Evergreen collection. You have the best online fabric shop around – thank you for your customer service 😉
Great post …my choice would be Metropolitan
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I am looking forward to Noteworthy to arrive.
Thanks for the chance to win. My choice would be Portobello Notting Hill. I really like choosing non-traditional colors.
I'm with Janet. I LOVE Notting Hill by Joel Dewberry!
I'd use Kissing Booth- the pinks and creams to contrast with the reds and browns.
I'd pick Independence Trail in the reds. So classy!
love the simple life line – I love the whimsical lines 🙂
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French General Favorites! I love all things that French General puts out, but the original line is my favorite.
I like Kissing Booth.
I think Tweet would be fun, makes me think of spring!
Timeless Poppy Love would be my choice with those reds! 🙂
How about Kissing Booth by Basic Grey? I love the pinks and chocolate.
Little Black Dress by BasicGrey
I would choose Pam Kitty Love by Pam Kitty Morning for Lakehouse Dry Goods. With so many adorable patterns–florals, dots, stripes and hearts– in so many colors, you could make several versions of this quilt out of these fabrics and no two would be the same.
The first fabric line I thought of was Double Chocolat It would look great in this line.
I think it would be fabulous using the Eggplant and Hot Pink fabrics from Simply color. Love those color ways! domesticgoddess18(at)hotmail(dot)com
I would choose Kissing Booth by Basic Grey.
I think Chateau Rouge by French General would be lovely.
I would love to make a quilt top using Chateau Rouge by French General
Blossoming Veranda by Free Spirit would be my choice.
Keeping with the heart theme, I woud use Kissing Booth by Basic Grey for Moda – love the pink palette.
I love Chicopee!
firstname.lastname@example.com– I would use Splendor 1920's
Is there really any other choice…Kissing Booth by Basic Grey! I love that collection!
For the hearts to you quilt pattern I would use the new pam Kitty love fabric collection. Think the bright colors would look fresh. firstname.lastname@example.com
I would choose Simply Color because there is so much variety in that line that you would have many options for this pattern.
My choice would be Something Old, Something New by Kensington Studio.
I would use a French General line. The pinks/roses/off whites are just great.
My favorite line is Metropolitan Fair by Barbara Brackman. I just love the softness and antique look that the fabrics line has.
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I would use Kissing Booth by Basic Grey.
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I would use Windsor Lane by Bunny Hill Designs for Moda Fabric! I love the prints, and with the pattern it would be so sweet for a baby's room!
I think that would look pretty in Vintage Modern by Bonnie & Camille.
How about A Walk in the Woods Aneela Hoey using the aqua and red for the stripes and hearts and the gray and white for the tan areas of the original pattern.
I think Kissing Booth by Basic Grey would be perfect — given the Pattern Name! Perfect for Valentin's Day 2014!!!
I have just discovered Old Glory Gatherings and have fallen in love with it. It would look fabulous in this quilt.
I would make a Christmas quilt out of it using Michael Miller's Holiday and Pillow & Maxfield lines.
I'd stick with heart theme and go with Little Sweethearts by Renee Nanneman for Andover Fabrics 🙂
Kissing Booth! I can see that I am not alone on this one!
I would use the Opulent Cosmopolitan line from Northcott Studio
I think French General would be nice.
I think Cuzco from Kate Spain would be nice.
I would use Alba Antique Rose by Lecien Fabrics! Laura S email@example.com
Rock n Romance by Pat Bravo for Art Gallery fabrics would be perfect with this pattern which includes hearts.
I would use Virginia New Colonies by Nancy Gere. I love the deep colors.
I would use Morris Apprentince.
Noteworthy!!! for sure!!
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I think the colors Audra's Iris Garden by Brannock & Patek would be great!
I would choose Portobello Notting Hill, so pretty!
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hello, I like "mama said sew"
I love to tuse the reds and grey colours;
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Well this is hard to choose, but I think after much deliberation, French General looks really great with the pattern.
I would love to see this in Double Chocolat.
I'd choose Cuzco – I love the colours!
i'd choose the Sally Tiny Prints collection.
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I'm not very creative, so I'd pick something like Clothworks Fabrics: Hug Me.
Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs – because that's what I'd use!! 🙂
This would make the PERFECT Valentine's Quilt using Kissing Booth by Basic Grey.
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i love the simple life thanks
lovely post. I am really into Little Black Dress by BasicGrey. Hopefully Santa brings me some
My first thought was any of the French General fabrics, but being close to Christmas why not the red colorway of Holiday Flourish by Peggy O'Toole. Would provide festiveness and a bit of the unexpected.
I think Tapestry by Fig Tree would fit perfectly to this lovely pattern.
BasicGrey's Kissing Booth
I'd like to see how this would look in Little Black Dress. 🙂
I just LOVE Flower Sugar by Lecien Fabrics. The colors are perfect…. there are reds for the hearts and the other colors that are just so bright and beautiful as perfect complements!
Gracefully Wingin' It Fat Quarter Bundle
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Little Sweethearts by Renee Nanneman
Andover's The Red Thread by Marisa and Creative Thursday would be fun. One could fussy cut some of the creatures for the hearts.
Wonderful give-away!!!
I choose Old Glory Gatherings by Primitive Gatherings for Moda!!!
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I like the pattern in Aqua Red by Michael Miller Fabrics.
I would use Creek the Birds and the Bees by Tula Pink for Free Spirit Fabrics. There are some delicious choices in this collection.
Trying to stray away from the usual Valentines-y fabric, but still remaining romantic, I think Friendship Tea by
Sandy Lynam Clough for Red Rooster Fabrics is a perfect pick.The large rose print is great for the hearts, the Victorian'ish landscape print would be great for the background, and there are lovely small prints for the rail fence part!
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I think Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs would look terrific in the Hearts To You pattern. Thank you for the give-away!
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I would also use cinnamon and spice! Just bought the FQ bundle! But I think French General La Belle Fleur would be great too!
I would use Olive the Ostrich by Laurie Wisbrun. It is too literal to use heart fabric for the hearts? I don't think so!
Homeschool by LB Krueger for Windham Fabrics
I would use Pam Kitty Love by Lakehouse drygoods.
I decided on Flirt by Sandy Gervais — it's bright and sassy and would make a really cute heart quilt. 🙂
I would choose Kissing Boothe by Basic Grey for Moda Fabrics.
I decided on Kissing Booth by Basic Grey, love the muted pinks and greens!
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Flirt by Sandy Gervais or the Zen Chic bloggers bundle.
I thnk that Renee Nanneman's new line Chateau Chambray would make a perfect translation for this pattern. Of course the pinks would be the first choice, but who says you can't have blue hearts?!?!? Thanks for letting us play fabric games, nothing more fun than playing in stash. Susan
Thanks for the giveaway. I would use Flirt by Sandy Gervais for Moda. I like the reds, grays, and aquas together.
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Kissing Booth would be my pick
I really like Mayfair Town and Country. It would give "Hearts to You" a total facelift (the fabric they used looks dated circa 1980s? when you don't want to date your fabric….if you were going for a 1930's look, that's a different story). I like to play with bold colors and you could get an entirely different quilt by using Mayfair. If you want to know the names of the print for each piece, let me know. Thanks for letting me "play"! Erin
Love the pattern and would love to use specific seasonal fabrics in Seasonal Primitive Gatherings.
I would choose the Sweetcakes line by Doodlebug Design for Riley Blake. These fabrics would be fun to work with during the dead of winter to create the heart design quilt.
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I'd love to use Willow from Riley Blake designs. It would make a sweet baby quilt.
I d love to see it in sweet cakes for a girly or valentine delight.
I think I'd choose Simply Color Fat Quarter Bundle VandCo Moda Fabrics.
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I'm going to have to go with something to match the spirit of the quilt pattern – Flirt by Sandy Gervais for Moda Fabrics. And here's a quick mock up from EQ7 – http://lunaquilts.blogspot.com/2012/11/fatquartershop-pattern-contest.html
I really want to do a polka dot quilt and would Love Kaufman 's Silver Spoon Spot On bundle with that pattern! Paired with solid gray…..inspiring!
I would use Life is Beautiful by Helen Stubbins for Red Rooster Fabrics. Lots of cute hearts and flowers in a variety of colors, but especially the reds and creamy backgrounds. Just pretty!
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This is exactly the exercise that I need to do more. I'm thinking the magenta's in Notting Hill. LOVELY
how 'bout something a little different…i'd choose black magic batiks by hoffman fabrics.
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I think I will play with Everlastings by Sandy Gervais
Riley Blake's Songbird
I feel like I have a new favorite every time i look at your site! Today it's Congo A Fun Day in the Jungle.
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Crush Pam Kitty Love Fat Quarter Bundle
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As Christmas is on my mind I would use Cherry Christmas by Aneela Hoey. Love this fabric!
I'd like Simply Color! As the colors are fabulous & the prints are awesome! 🙂
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I would use Flea Market Fancy
I think Flirt would be an awesome choice!
Oh!!! I´m just in love with Cuzco!! Thank you!!
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I'd use Laurel Burch basics—hearts (of course) and throw in some of her basics circles. They read as small prints, keep with the overall heart theme, but still work to replace the country colors with a more playful palette.
I would choose Flirt. It just makes me happy.
The hearts make me think of Valentine's Day so I would use Flirt by Sandy Gervais. There are lots of beautiful fabrics in the line to choose from.
I would like to make this patter from the "Aqua Red " collection by Micharl Miller. I would use the red checked for the hearts and the other prints for the rail fence and shading . Aqua and red can be very fashionable
I would use Mama Said Sew for this pattern
I think Fig Trees Avalon would give it a new twist – especially with the creams and greens contrasting with the reds
I would use "Willow by My Mind's Eye for Riley Blake Designs". I would just love to see this pattern in a modern fabric but in soft colors.
I would choose Pam Kitty Love by Lakehouse!!
I would choose the new Kissing Booth line. Love it.
Since Amanda Murphy's Bella is my #1 favorite collection and I just got my pile of it, I'll enter with my #2 current favorite Cuzco.
Some Spa or Seascapes for a blue palette!
I love this pattern. Sweetcakes would be the perfect fabric collection for it. Thanks.
My favorite collection is Celebrate Seuss 2 by Dr. Seuss 🙂 Thanks for the great givaway!
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I think it would be cute in Kissing booth! Thanks for the chance to win!
I'd go with Minick and Simpson's "Independance Trail" Thanks for a chance to win 🙂 Laurie
I would use Double Chocolat!
love the idea behind that book! That's what I should try to do. Make myself play for at least 15 min. a day!
For the pattern I think I'd use some of the prints from Love to Garden by Anni Downs. My quilt would reveal both my love for quilting and for gardening!
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I love the colors of Kansas Troubles so I would really like to try this pattern in "A Year to Crow About" by Jacqueline Paton. Just found your site last week and am really enjoying it. Thanks for the ideas.
I like the Blue Bell Garden Rose Collection. novacek74 at gmail.com
Pam kitty Love is my favorite or just about anything Lori holt does!
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I like The Morris Apprentice! 🙂
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I think Chesapeake by Williamsburg for Windham Fabrics will look great in the quilt.
I would go with oh deer love it and thank you so much for a great giveaway email@example.com
I would use Kissing Booth by Basic Grey. Perfect for the hearts!
I like Blueberry & Lime Boho Girl!
I love brights and pinks and blues together, so I would chose Sweetcakes by Doodlebug Design/Riley Blake Designs–would be so sweet!
A collection by Barbara Brackman, perhaps Metropolitan or The Morris Apprentice
I think it would be adorable in Little Sweethearts. There is just enough contrast between the pinks to make it gorgeous!
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I am a newbie to your blogs and I would pick Color Wheel over the Rainbow Batiks by Laundry Basket Quilts. I love all the bright colors.
Cindy -
This is a great pattern for a Valentine baby, which I just happen to be! I would choose Moda's Double Chocolat because, well, I'm a chocoholic and don't hearts and chocolate go together?! Besides, the fabrics in this line are just plain nummy!
I am a newbie for your blog and would love to see it as Color Wheel over the Rainbow Batiks by Laundry Basket Quilts. I love all the bright colors it has!
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I'd use Juggling Summer by Zen Chic. I think those fabrics would fit to the pattern.
Freely Cruzin' for Henry Glass!
Blueberry Crumb Cake is so classic and beautiful!
I'd pick Kissing Booth by Basic Grey for Moda! —Laura
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i'd use Hug Me by Sue Zipkin for clothworks. how cute would that be with the hearts in the border!
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So many to choose from because of the hearts. I ended up with Good Morning. It would be such a happy quilt.
Henry Glass – Sending my love – the colors and the hearts are perfect for this pattern.
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The Morris Apprentice by Barbara Brackman is my favorite right now – love that material!
The fabric line I have just fallen in love with is also Morris Apprentice. I would use that.
I would love to use Loving Heart of the Prairie by Pam Buda for Marcus Brothers!
Thank you for a very fun challenge!
ppfarrington@ yahoo.com
I think this would look great with October Afternoon's Seaside.
I think this would be nice & bright
done in Pam Kitty Morning. Thanks
for thc chance to win!wigglypup2(at)yahoo(dot)com
How about Fairview Chicopee by DS? Love that line! Thanks for the giveaway!
I think Kansas Troubles Favorites would look great in this pattern. I am always drawn to Kansas Troubles fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win!
I love this pattern and it would be exceptionally beautiful in Prairie Rose by Riley Blake! I choose this line because I would love to make it for my husband and this line is not too feminine. Annette
Wow I can really see this pattern in Mocha Express Batiks
Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs. Thanks for the giveaway.
I choose Old Glory Gatherings by Primitive Gatherings for Moda Fabrics I just started a quilt for my son with this darling fabric!!!
Thanks for the giveaway how fun!!!
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I think I'd have to go with the Pam Kitty Love in black for this one. Thanks for the chance!
Ostara by Dear Stella would be wonderfully unexpected. I do love the fishcale print for the border.
I would love to see this pattern with;
Kissing Booth or
Double Chocolat or
Sweethearts Stonehenge or
Cuzco!fsarah09 at gmail dot com
I'd use Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs for Moda Fabrics
Sweetcakes by Doodlebug Design would be perfect with this pattern! The heart motifs with the color palette of robin egg blue, pinks and reds would tie in perfectly with the hearts in the pattern. Yummy fabric! Thanks for the opportunity!
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Linda -
I would love to see this in Honest Best Wishes by Dawn Heese. The creams and light reds would pair well.
I would choose The Birds and the Bees by Tula Pink.
I would most definitely use 'Flirt' by Sandy Gervais for this one! I think it would look darling!
I would use Cuzco, because I love it!
I am looking forward to hello sunshine coming in this month from Lori Whitlock for Riley Blake. Every heart quilt should be bright and cheery
I think the strawberries and blueberries from Judie Rothermel's Strawberries, Blueberries for Marcus Brothers Fabrics would look gorgeous!
Love the Morris Apprentice. Striking!
I'm thinking Lemon Cosmos by Laura Gunn. Thanks.
For some reason this pattern has me thinking of when my sister's husband first told her that he loved her and she responded with "I love cake."
Nothing other than Heather Rosas's upcoming Sweet Treats will work for me now. Lovely collection with just the right amount of whimsy.


text: Space | 03. February 2014 | posted by Tom Uhlig Col-CC blog – the beginning Human spaceflight in itself is exciting – increasingly so for those of us in Europe and DLR in 2014, with the launch of two ESA astronauts, German Alexander Gerst and Italian Samantha Cristoforetti, to the International Space Station (ISS), where they will conduct research. Once there, several control centres will look after them. The most well known is probably NASA's Mission Control Center (MCC-H) in Houston, Texas, where colleagues sit just a few metres away from the historical control room from where the Moon landings and the fateful Apollo 13 mission were monitored. Our partner NASA has a second control centre in Huntsville, Alabama, which coordinates the US experiments on the ISS. Alexander Gerst will also work with our Russian partner, the space agency Roskosmos – after all, he will fly to the ISS on board a Soyuz spacecraft. The Russian control centre, TsUP, is located near Moscow. The Japanese space agency, JAXA, is also interested in Alexander Gerst and, as a result, the Japanese Control Centre in Tsukuba, near Tokyo, will also be involved. And finally, there's us – the Columbus Control Centre (Col-CC), located in Oberpfaffenhofen near Munich and operated by DLR on behalf of the European Space Agency, ESA. Next to France, Germany is one of the largest contributors (Member States) to ESA, in particular to the Human Spaceflight programme. The German Space Operations Center, with which we are affiliated at the Col-CC, has decades of experience with human spaceflight missions. In this new blog, we aim to use our expertise as staff at the control centre and take you behind the scenes of Alexander Gerst's 'Blue Dot' mission. In this context, we will pick interesting topics related to the ISS, the European Columbus research laboratory and space in general, as well as report on current developments. Panoramic view of room 'K4' in the Columbus Control Centre. Credit: DLR/German Zöschinger (CC-BY 3.0) We are starting to blog before Alex's mission for a variety of reasons. Firstly, because the mission preparations started some time ago – both for Alexander Gerst and for us. For example, gathering all the experts from mission partners in Huntsville to discuss the various experiments on Alexander Gerst's timetable. Secondly, we want to begin our 'tour' before the launch, and look forward to getting some interested readers and followers in the coming weeks!


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text: Space | 14. February 2011 | posted by Dietmar Lilienthal First ground-based test observations with GREAT completed successfully It has been an exciting few weeks conducting the first ground-based astronomical test observations, referred to as 'Line Ops', with the German Receiver for Astronomy at Terahertz Frequencies (GREAT), at the SOFIA operations centre at Palmdale in the Mojave Desert. The mission was to install GREAT and carry out the initial operational tests. GREAT, developed and built by the Max Planck Institute for for Radio Astronomy in Bonn, Cologne University, the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research and the DLR Institute of Planetary Research – is not an instrument to be trifled with. When the cart carrying GREAT was put on the scales on Friday, January 21, 2011, the digital display indicated 1526 pounds (about 692 kilograms). This weight had to be loaded onto the SOFIA aircraft – followed by the Principal Investigator (PI) rack, complete with cutting-edge electronics. A few critical actions had to be performed to transport GREAT to the telescope flange, where the instrument connects to the telescope. First, it was positioned on a platform that would be placed on a scissor lift. The platform was then lifted up to the narrow door of the Boeing 747 SP. From there, GREAT reached the aircraft interior by passing through a specially-built ramp that had previously been aligned down to the last millimetre. GREAT was turned to the right and moved over the reinforced floor of the side gangway to the telescope flange in the rear part of the plane. The GREAT instrument (left) is attached to the telescope flange (blue, in the background) Rolf Güsten, the PI for GREAT, carefully but calmly watched every part of the action. The GREAT team, supported by some of the technicians from the Dryden Aircraft Operations Facility (DAOF), were perfectly coordinated and had previously carried out tests in the laboratory to ensure the instrument passed through the door. Everything went smoothly; the half-ton instrument was mounted on the flange of the SOFIA telescope by early afternoon. On Saturday 22 January, the entire telescope had to be rebalanced due to the additional load. The telescope team from the German SOFIA Institute (DSI) carried out the routine fine balancing process. They were able to determine GREAT's centre of gravity down to just a few centimetres. The optical alignment of the instrument was carried out by first positioning a liquid nitrogen-cooled test surface in front of the telescope's secondary mirror, and then observing it with GREAT. Monday, 24 January was the day of the all-important EMI test, for which the plane was towed out of the hangar. The flight radar and the Pratt and Whitney JT9D-7A engines (also a German contribution) were started. The test was performed to determine whether GREAT's electronics disturbed the aircraft systems, and if it experienced interference from the flight systems. After all, GREAT is a heterodyne receiver: it observes signals between 1.25 – 1.5 terahertz (THz) (first low frequency channel) and 1.8 – 1.92 THz (second low frequency channel). There is also a mid-frequency channel (2.4 – 2.7 THz) and a high frequency channel (around 4.7 THz). SOFIA was towed out of the hangar for the ground test and aligned with a target (the Pole Star) The receiver must first convert the high frequency (HF) astronomical signals (240 to 60 microns or 1.5 to 4.7 THz) to intermediate frequency (IF) signals. To do this, it mixes the incoming signals with the output of a local oscillator (LO) that provides a stable, monochromatic reference signal. The superconducting mixers work at temperatures of 4.2 Kelvin (-269 degrees Celsius) and must be cooled using liquid nitrogen and liquid helium. The IF signal is amplified, frequency-shifted again and then analysed by a Fast Fourier Transform Spectrometer (FFTS). GREAT is extremely sensitive to external interference – from mobile phones for example. The test resulted in an 'all clear', giving a green light for actual line ops. From Monday 25 January to Tuesday 1 February, we spent a total of four nights performing astronomical test observations outside the hangar. After the usual crew briefings, all teams gave their "Ready to go!" signal. While the winter in the north and east of the US set in with catastrophic predictions of 'monster storms', conditions in Palmdale were excellent, despite the obvious drop in temperature and snow-covered San Gabriel Mountains. In any case, clear, starry skies were forecast for the following few nights. The aircraft was towed out of the hangar for line ops every day and positioned (or, technically, headed) so that the region around the North Star was in the line of sight when the telescope door was opened. SOFIA had to face East, as the telescope door is on the port of the aircraft. Because southern California lies at a low latitude (Los Angeles lies at 34 degrees, 3 minutes north), the Pole Star was relatively low in the sky. In Bonn, which is further north, the star has an elevation of 50 degrees, 44 minutes. SOFIA can observe the Pole Star from both of these locations, as the telescope mount's elevation ranges from 20 to 70 degrees. Observing the Pole Star would be difficult if the aircraft was flying over the North Pole because the star's elevation angle is almost vertical. This would force the plane to bank (turn on its roll axis) at 50 degrees (the telescope's nominal observation angle is 40 degrees), giving the crew reason to complain. Inside SOFIA during the ground test SOFIA flies at high altitudes to perform observations not affected by absorption by water vapour. Due to this, line ops had to take into account the fact that GREAT is completely blind on the ground. GREAT was aligned with the telescope's optical axis so that the observations could be simulated using the SOFIA telescope's optical camera instead of the absent Terahertz signal. The team used the cameras to locate the Pole Star and observe a nine-point grid, for example, with predetermined relative offsets. The aim was to test the interaction between the KOSMA-I/O software and the Mission Command and Control System (MCCS) via 'Translator' – a task that kept Jürgen Stutzki, Stefan Heyminck, Urs Graf and Sean Colgan (NASA Ames) extremely busy. The atmosphere during on-board testing was professional and calm, the commands were brief and concise – a hand signal was often sufficient. The team even put on their MADS headsets for a longer observation sequence during a simulated flight segment or 'leg' on the final night. By the end of the night, Mission Operations Manager, Charlie Kaminski, and the Test Director, Walter Miller were totally convinced of the GREAT team's professionalism. On Wednesday, 2 February, GREAT was uninstalled - the bolts were carefully removed from the equipment flange and GREAT was brought back to the laboratory safely. In the future, this will become a routine procedure for the observatory, but with a variety of astronomical instruments (currently there are eight to choose from) designed for different scientific observations. We can now positively look forward to the next line ops, scheduled for late February, and to the scientific flights with GREAT, planned for April. All images: MPIfR/Christian Leinz.


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