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This is my second Danielle made from linen
Jun 25, 2009, 11.28 AMby stephiaffi
I like your version of the Danielle pattern! It's very elegant and fits you like a glove…
Jun 6, 2009, 11.16 PMby evette
Great choice in fabric. I love it!
Oct 22, 2008, 02.55 PMby camilaustral
i really like the belt!!! looks so good!
Oct 3, 2008, 11.58 AMby suiandaya
So gorgeous..:) I must make a Danielle too!
Aug 18, 2008, 11.29 PMby jellybean
Aug 18, 2008, 12.57 PMby fashion1
yeah, the belt is great on it! Great version of the danielle!
Aug 18, 2008, 12.16 PMby dianacirne
I love the belt! Make the dress looks more casual! Great job again!!
Aug 18, 2008, 09.20 AMby adgentry
The perfect classic warm weather dress! I love it.
Aug 17, 2008, 01.27 PMby ruby
The dress fits you beautifully!
Aug 17, 2008, 01.16 AMby jd98
lovely! I really like the neck shape of Danielle. well done!
Aug 16, 2008, 02.03 PMby maldrich
Another great Danielle! I'm making a Michelle from linen. It's such an airy breathable material. Great job on yours!
Aug 16, 2008, 12.20 PMby corduroysarcasm
excellent!! i love linen
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Born at Oxford, this humble artisan saved the lives of many priests and laypersons in England during the penal times (1559-1829), when a series of statutes punished Catholics for the practice of their faith. Over a period of about 20 years he used his skills to build secret hiding places for priests throughout the country. His work, which he did completely by himself as both architect and builder, was so good that time and time again priests in hiding were undetected by raiding parties. He was a genius at finding, and creating, places of safety: subterranean passages, small spaces between walls, impenetrable recesses. At one point he was even able to mastermind the escape of two Jesuits from the Tower of London. Whenever Nicholas set out to design such hiding places, he began by receiving the Holy Eucharist, and he would turn to God in prayer throughout the long, dangerous construction process.
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After a number of narrow escapes, he himself was finally caught in 1594. Despite protracted torture, he refused to disclose the names of other Catholics. After being released following the payment of a ransom, "Little John" went back to his work. He was arrested again in 1606. This time he was subjected to horrible tortures, suffering an agonizing death. The jailers tried suggesting that he had confessed and committed suicide, but his heroism and sufferings soon were widely known.
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And to the country for which it stands
Freedom of expression in America was preserved by the slimmest of margins yesterday when the US Senate failed to pass an amendment to the US Consitution that would prohibit desecration of the American flag. I condemn both Elizabeth Dole and Richard Burr, two chickenhawk Senators who voted against the Constitution in favor of election-year patriotic pandering. Six months ago, I wrote a column for the Chapel Hill News on the subject. It seems fitting to repost it today.
Burned for freedom
When I entered the Naval Academy in 1968, I swore to defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. I could never have imagined that I would find myself some 37 years later protesting an imperial US presidency by burning an American flag.
But that's what exactly what I did earlier this month. In a sad and private ceremony in my own backyard, with my wife and daughter standing by, I sprinkled an American flag with gasoline, lit a match, and watched the stars and stripes ignite in bright orange flames before collapsing in a pile of ashes.
The flag was stained and moth-eaten, ready for retirement by any practical standard. With only 48 stars, the spangled banner flew over my father-in-law's farm in Maryland long before Alaska joined the Union in 1959.
While housecleaning over Christmas vacation, I came across this tattered Old Glory at the bottom of a drawer. I unfolded it carefully, breathing in the trials and traumas that have rocked our country throughout my lifetime. I contemplated the sad state of our nation today – our criminal war of aggression in Iraq, our environmental miscalculations, the assaults on privacy we endure under the corrupt Bush regime.
And then I decided to burn that flag.
In case you're not familiar with American flag etiquette, "dignified burning" is the appropriate method for disposing of flags that have been damaged or soiled. But our brief family ceremony was more than a way to retire a battered piece of cloth. It was also a way to mourn the loss of our nation's integrity.
To help make sense of the solemn event, my wife quietly declared the flag burned in honor of the highest ideals of the United States of America. Our 15-year-old daughter hoped out loud that her generation would be lucky enough to inherit a country worth having. And I watched in silence as smoke rose around me, thinking of the countless men and women dying overseas for the lies of George Bush.
According to the US Code, "whoever knowingly mutilates, defaces, physically defiles, burns, maintains on the floor or ground, or tramples upon any flag of the United States shall be fined or imprisoned for not more than one year, or both." Though the Supreme Court invalidated this portion of the Code in 1989, it remains on the books, a puzzling paradox in a democracy where the right of free speech is among our highest personal liberties. And almost every year since, the US House of Representatives has approved a Constitutional amendment that would outlaw flag desecration. Thank goodness the Senate has not joined in those misguided efforts.
Did I violate the US Code when I set fire to our worn-out flag? Certainly not if my intention was simply to "retire" the flag. But the truth is, my intention was far more complex, colored by a mixture of worry, anger and fear. I worry about how far our nation has fallen in the eyes of the world. I am angry that we the people have twice elected an incompetent fool to lead our country. And I fear the steady erosion of our basic rights as United States citizens.
To decide if I broke the law, you would have to understand how deeply I admire the nation for which our flag stands. You would have to understand my unwavering commitment to restoring our democracy. You would have to understand that this particular flag was burned for freedom.
The burning question is....
(oh so sorry - had to do it)
....did you dance naked around the fire in an alcohol-induced state of glee? I'm sure that's how the wingnuts picture it.
Vote Democratic, the ass you save may be your own.
Sure did . . .
plus we were all smeared with chicken blood from a long night of sacrificing fowl creatures.
"Don't tell me what you value, show me your budget, and I'll tell you what you value."
― Joe Biden
Laughing my ass off
with tears running down my face.
Oh God this is a funny sight. We need someone to cartoon this visual.
Vote Democratic, the ass you save may be your own.
That vote was a
That vote was a great moment for Democracy.
Vote Democratic, the ass you save may be your own.
All the hot air in DC
over the past few bloviatin' days was a spontaneous combustion threat to all flags within a 50 mile radius of the capitol.
The folks responsible for that threat ought to be carted off in leg irons, I say.
Honestly, in all the huffin' and puffin' of the mighty mighty Republican grandstanders, I heard this constant theme ... "our soldiers have fought and died and are fighting and dying to defend this flag" ... blah blah blah.
Just once I'd love to climb up on one of those podiums next to one of those huffy puffy politicians and ask them to show me where we all took a solemn oath to protect and defend the flag with our lives.
I love that flag. I'll pledge allegiance to it at the drop of a hat ... for any reason ... happily and proudly ... and often with a tear creeping up in my big softy eye.
It's the coolest flag on earth, I think. You can sure pick it out in a crowd. And it's a great symbol of American freedom ... but that's just it ... it's a symbol. We honor it as a symbol. We pledge our allegiance to it, and to the country for which it stands. But we don't swear a solemn oath to protect and defend it with our lives.
Eevery fighting man and woman who ever wore a military uniform takes a solemn oath, alright ... but not to protect and defend the flag. They take an oath to protect and defend the foundation of our democracy and her power ... the Constitution of the United States of America.
How 'bout we pass a law saying that any President who circumvents the Constitution to get his way gets all those nice little fines and imprisonment? And any Congresscritter guilty of lettin' the Pres. get away with ignoring the Constitution gets the same. Now, there's a bill I'ld support!
ANGLICO!!!!I understand Brother.......
That which you felt and went thru! I hav a bunch of pitcures of us burning them in retirement. I just wish I could figure out how to put them on the Blog! Im lost in that Dept.
As a matter of fact I will get my Young Progressive Democrat Son Greg to take a pitcure of us doing it on the 4th if you will put it in this thread.
But it would seem we both are experenceing the very same feelings at this moment, We both, and it would seem our friend twopaths above took the oath to defend the Constitution from all enemies foreign & domestic. Now, I took my oath at AFEES in Knoxville,Tn. Best I can remember there was only a US Flag on a standard in the corner.
But still, Each time I see someone protesting and burning our flag ,especially those in other countries who are so stupid it does something to me. A hell of a lot of American blood was spilled to make those countries safe from the likes of Hitler.
I do very much wish that Bush and his cronies ,The 3 Blind Mice-Taylor,Dole & Burr would just once pratice Vipers Law of GOP Flag Burning. Wrap themselfs up in one,soak it with gas and flick a bic!
Anglico, I hearing ya loud and clear my Brother, and always know I am here to stand with ya and beside ya at all times!
I can't wait to see the reasoning
Behind our junior Senator's stance on this issue. I harassed their interns again, poor guys i would hate their job, but i'm gettin a letter!
If anything it'll make them write something coherent on paper, instead of "HAARR AMERICA!! AAHHH FLAG GOOD!!"
I'll let you all know what the letter says.
Hopefully this will get passed tho (Yahoo News) :
The House meanwhile passed by voice vote a measure that would bar condominium and homeowner associations from restricting how the flag can be displayed.
Sponsored by Rep. Roscoe Bartlett (news, bio, voting record), R-Md., the resolution would prohibit those groups from preventing residents from displaying an American flag on their own property. The Senate is considering whether to bring up the measure this year.
I've always had a problem with homeowners assoications and apartments when it comes to displaying the flag. For years now, pre-9/11, I've always hung the flag outside my home, or wanted too. You wouldnt believe the fights I've had with so many groups over that, and the fees we've paid. This is logical bill because it encourages and protects regular folk who would want to fly the flag.
Be just, and fear not.
Our children need to know that some people fought back, when others collaborated.
Why does anyone take these people seriously?
On the way out of town late on Memorial Day, I realized I'd left the house without my work shirts. I stopped at Westgate Mall in Spartanburg, SC to buy a couple. Along the curb, in the grass strip around the perimeter of the mall, stuck into the ground every ten feet was a small American flag on a stick. Hundreds of them. Some were knocked over. Others already lay in the gutter.
If they ever successfully peel away part of our First Amendment with the proposed flag bill, flag desecration (blasphemy, in essence) will become a federal crime. Proponents will, true to form, enlist lobbyists to help write a retailer-friendly definition of desecration into the U.S. Code. The "curbs and gutters" exemption will demonstrate how unserious the amendment's sponsors always were.


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Flames players and management should know one other thing: They're not going to advance far into the playoffs this spring if GM/head coach Darryl Sutter doesn't address his club's woeful offence before the March 9 trade deadline. According to some sources, Detroit's Robert Lang, San Jose's Patrick Marleau and Tampa Bay's Brad Richards are all available, but since they're all either facing restricted free agency or signed for another season, they won't come cheaply. The Flames are more likely to look at players a level below that trio. And that wouldn't be a bad thing. Toronto's Darcy Tucker could add scoring and act as an agitator, another element Calgary is lacking.more
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — A spokeswoman for a northwest Ohio city says the collapse of brick sewers beneath a road caused the sinkhole that swallowed a moving car.
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Stratford filmmaker Christopher S. Lombardi recently finished production of his current project "The Reluctant Detective."
Lombardi is the writer, director and producer of the film. The film centers around Bennett Stephens, an actor on a highly rated cable crime show, who is roped into solving a real-life murder mystery while on vacation with his wife.
The film was shot locally around Connecticut, including a couple scenes at the Short Beach Golf Course in Stratford. The film also stars many local actors.
Lombardi first had the idea for "The Reluctant Detective" while working on a feature with actress Elise Rovinsky.
"I thought she had a classic look and that she would be a great wife character in a project," he said. "I then came up with the husband and wife storyline, and figured Elise's natural comic timing would lend to her role."
Lombardi worked on the story steadily from 2007 to 2010, and finished the script in May 2010. Later that summer, cameras started to roll. Now that the film has finished up post-production, Lombardi is excited to share final product with the public.
Lombardi attended Western Connecticut State University studying communications with a concentration in Media. He first became interested in filmmaking at the age of 10 when his family got their first video camera.
"I started making narrative horror movies, doing editing in the camera as we shot, by hitting 'stop' and switching to a different angle and hitting 'start' again," he said.
This childhood fascination has manifested itself into a real calling for Lombardi who envisions a future for his characters from "The Reluctant Detective."
"I couldn't be happier with the cast and have so many fond memories," Lonbardi said. "I would love to turn this into a set of movies where Bennett (Bristol Pomeroy), Kelly (Elise Rovinsky), and Fish (Lou D'Amato) solve mysteries."
Look out for more news on "The Reluctant Detective," and for more from this promising young filmmaker. You can check out the film's website at http://www.reluctantdetectivemovie.com/ or its Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ReluctantDetectiveMovie
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Wow, thank you to Jason Bagley and The Stratford Patch for reposting what I wrote! This is a great film, and Lombardi is a fantastic filmmaker. I'm so glad he is being recognized.
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I know people who leave bad reviews always start them with "I'm not fussy and don't normally leave reviews" well you guessed it to be honest I've only ever left one review ever and that was a positive one for a hotel in turkey.
Me and my girlfriend who are both 24 and love a good night out and party booked the CENTRAL premier in for the 30/6/12 witch cost me £56 on the non refundable rate as the Travelodge was fully booked I noticed when booking that the postcode is WF2 witch obviously is outside of the town centre and would involve taxis or walking, I phoned the premier in and spoke to a customer service advisor who assured me it was deffo in the town centre so on that note I went a head and booked online.
So we arrived at the premier about 6 on Saturday and on approach quickly realised we were a good 20 minute walk from the centre or a taxi ride. We Started to check in and the girl asked for payment I replied I have already paid she said we don't actually take payment till u arrive witch is very unprofessional in my opinion luckily I had my wallet but if on the odd chance you only brought your spending money you would be in a sticky situation so I paid the woman and went on upto the room when we opened the door the heat just hit us so went to turn the air con on but to find there wasn't any just a useless plug in fan that circulates warm air honestly it got that hot in the room from showering and using electrical equipment and just the fact it was a warm day anyway we had to get ready with the hotel room door wide open along with the window just to let some air through my shirt was literally stuck to my back and I'm a thin guy. Rather uncomfortable and were really happy to get out just to cool down.
Basically all I'm trying to say is for the price we paid £56 we could of stayed in a B&b for £30 and saved money not getting taxis and got a breaki included. I would suggest the Travelodge for location and air con. And if you book nice and early you always get a room for under £35. DISSAPOINTED
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- Premier Inn Wakefield Central Hotel Wakefield
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- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- An ideal quiet location within easy reach of the M1 and M62. For shops and local amenities Wakefield city centre is only a 10 minute walk away. Conveniently situated for Wakefield Westgate train station. ... more less
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In small towns like Chester, it is easy to feel the rush of excitement emanating off students as they scurry about during spirit week.
Between the Chester High School parade through Main Street, dress up days, powderpuff volleyball and football games, pep rally in the Chester Park, and homecoming game and crowning, school spirit was demonstrated all over town, encouraging community members to join in the hullabaloo.
During the week of Oct. 8-Oct 12, students from CHS came to school dressed up in different themes, one for each day of the week.
On Monday Oct. 8, students and teachers came to school wearing nothing but their pajamas, recognizing "pajama day".
Walking into the school on Tuesday was like walking into a time machine and landing in the 60's. Participating students were dressed in phycodelic tie-die patterned clothes in honor of "tie-die day"
During Wednesday's "gender bender day," boys were dressed in cheerleader outfits and flashy spaghetti straps while girls were wearing baggy sweaters, jeans hanging off their wastes, and baseball caps.
On Thursday the school corridors were filled with "tacky tourists," complete with fanny packs and binoculars, in honor of the tourist trap Lake Almanor Basin students call home.
Friday, Oct. 12 was a little more relaxed and students came dressed in greens and whites in preparation for the homecoming football game later in the evening.
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Throughout the week, cheerleaders and senior girls, anonymously had delivered gifts of baked goods, drinks, coffees, and gift certificates to the junior and varsity football teams in recognition of all there hard work and dedication to the team.
The Secret Angels spoiled their sponsored football player all day, every day and then revealed during the homecoming rally on Friday, where they were each given a special gift from their football player.
According to CHS cheer coach and science teacher Caitlin Dalby, when the secret angels were revealed, "there were lots of oos, aahhss, and hugs while they showed appreciation for each other."
"Secret Angels is a tradition that has been done at CHS since I can remember (at least dating back to 2003)," said Dalby.
This year, a "secret angel day" was observed to recognize the efforts of the senior volleyball and girls soccer players since they had a game during homecoming week.
Powderpuff games
In continuation of the decades long tradition, spirit week activities were kicked off with the annual powderpuff volleyball and football games Monday, Oct. 8.
The volleyball game was junior boys vs. senior boys, and after two intense matches, the seniors proved victorious.
The girl's football game also had juniors vs. seniors, and like the boys match, the seniors pulled ahead after two twenty-minute games. The game ended with a score of 12-0.
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Run by a Bogotá legend, Germán Escobar, a friendly world-traveler who opened a hostel in La Candelaria when no one dared. The hostel fills three homes with simple, clean rooms. There's a cozy kitchen area, and friendly staff (including Germán) offer great travel info. Reserve ahead.
Our independent authors have visited Casa Platypus and selected this as one of our recommended hotels in Bogotá.
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- Wi-Fi
- Cycling
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- 24-hour front desk
- Tour desk
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- Non-smoking rooms
- Non-smoking throughout
- Family rooms
- Facilities for disabled guests
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- Terrace
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- Breakfast buffet
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