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Taffeta Strapless Pick Up Ball Gown with Lace
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Also available in missy sizes as Style OP9102 Train that extends one and a third yards (about 4 feet) from the waist. The ball gown is a classic shape with a fitted bodice and very full skirt that brushes the floor. The pick-up skirt is a modern interpretation of this silhouette. A popular neckline for brides seeking a stylish and versatile look (offering unlimited jewelry and accessory options). A medium weight fabric with varying sheen used in bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses and prom gowns. |
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I needed a ceremony dress, and this one stole my heart. I thought I wanted more sparkle, but the single swath of beaded lace is so flattering and highlights my upper half. I love how the skirt is so dramatic and huge (I used the biggest crinoline too), but still lightweight and easy to walk in. As a 5'2" plus-size bride (between a 16W and 18W), this makes me look taller and thinner. It's just beautiful and I can't wait to wear it for my wedding!
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
Summer Garden Sympathy
The set comes with several mix and match sentiments and I just love the fonts! Thankfully I don't need one at the moment, but I decided to show how elegant these stamps can look with a sympathy card.
Cardstock: (black, white, green) The Paper Co., (Frosted plastic Sheet) Graphix, Patterned Papers: (The Basics Collection 6x6 Kraft Pad) Basic Grey, Embossing Folder: Quickcutz, Dies: (Label, Ribbon Tag-Nestabilities) Spellbinders, Stamps: (Summer Garden) The Petal Press, Ink: (black) Color Box Pigment, Ribbon: (3/4" Crepe) Creative Impressions
Size: 4 3/4x5 1/2"
I used a frosted sheer base and embossed it with a Quickutz folder. I added a die-cut piece of Basic Grey Kraft from the Basics Collection (♥ this stuff) and added my paper pieced white roses to the top. I die-cut a tag from another piece of BG Kraft and stamped the sentiment then strung my ribbon through and tied a bow.
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Have a beeeeeeeeautiful day!
19 comments:
- Laurel said...
What a gorgeous card!
- July 1, 2010 at 8:03 AM
- Irena said...
Just stunning card :)
- July 1, 2010 at 8:26 AM
- Alexis said...
Love the soft base you created. Beautiful.
- July 1, 2010 at 8:30 AM
- Amy Heller said...
Oh, Heidi, this is gorgeous!! Would make a stunning wedding card, too!
- July 1, 2010 at 8:51 AM
- Charlene said...
What a beautiful card :-)
- July 1, 2010 at 9:18 AM
- whoistracy said...
This is gorgeous! I love the frosted base.
- July 1, 2010 at 9:56 AM
- Linda Beeson said...
Your entire card is so pretty especially that frosted card base.
- July 1, 2010 at 2:33 PM
- annieambriel said...
this is just beautiful. I love the technique in this. :D
- July 2, 2010 at 3:01 AM
- Alice Wertz said...
this is so pretty and elegant! stunning card, Heidi! love it!
- July 2, 2010 at 3:32 AM
- Eva said...
This is sooo very beautiful and elegant! Love the sheer base!!
- July 2, 2010 at 12:36 PM
- Ida said...
So Elegant.
- July 2, 2010 at 2:06 PM
Love the zipper flowers, Heidi! These are very "in" right now & right on trend. In the last week alone, I almost bought a pair of ballet flats AND a headband with flowers made of zippers! I never would have known had to make them myself and I love the designs you came up with for the cards!
- July 2, 2010 at 6:36 PM
- Deanna said...
So beautiful girl!
- July 2, 2010 at 8:10 PM
- Terrie B x said...
Simply Beautiful Heidi:)x
- July 3, 2010 at 12:31 PM
- Peet said...
Oh, so beautiful Heidi! Love it!!!
- July 4, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- ~amy~ said...
Sooooo pretty Heidi!!!
- July 4, 2010 at 3:23 PM
- i {heart} papers said...
So elegant and pretty!
- July 4, 2010 at 5:09 PM
- Kay said...
Love how you embossed the frosted sheer base! The kraft paper is so elegant and crisp with the white and I absolutely love that teacup!! This card is perfect for the occasion and will be so appreciated! ♥♥ Kay
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Counting Your Chickens: Reliance on Unreliable Information about Medical Studies
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- Category: HIV Clinical Trials
- Published on Monday, 10 January 2011 00:00
- Written by Matt Sharp
Over the years, medical news coming from major media outlets and the Internet has not always been reliable. Some reports have ranged from completely inaccurate to skewed to the point of being crazy. And today, many people post and re-post misleading news until it goes viral, spreading false information around the globe.
The general public often falls for these news items because they do not take the time to read -- or do not have access to -- the full report, or do not dig into complex data they may not understand.
There are many reasons for this misinformation to come across. Drug companies that are promoting their products may make exaggerated or false claims, which in the worse cases may end up in court. Research groups and university press offices may skew their findings or select data that shines the brightest light on their studies.
Journalists, especially those who do not have the experience or expertise to understand the totality of medical information, may report findings incorrectly or incompletely, and editors may select eye-catching headlines that do not accurately reflect an article's content.
Unfortunately, when these reports present information in a more positive light than it warrants, they can provide false hope to patients, and they are irresponsible to the public and to scientific ethics in general.
Granted, medical information is not always easy to understand or to translate for readers who may not hold scientific degrees. But many stories leave out important data that may not be positive or is less than exciting. Writers may "cherry-pick" the best or most dramatic data, making the overall picture look brighter and sometimes completely overstating the facts. They may use the most "sexy" vocabulary in order to market their information. Stories may present a best-case scenario, making predictions with little or no evidence using words like "promising" and "in the future."
HIV Vaccine Studies
Recently a few new HIV vaccine candidates have not escaped inaccuracies or wild claims.
In September of last year, the Spanish Superior Scientific Research Council issued a press release about a small Phase 1 vaccine trial with 30 volunteers. As Richard Jeffreys of the Treatment Action Group writes in the Michael Palm HIV Basic Science, Vaccines and Prevention Project Weblog, "…the press release went a little overboard in attempting to sell the results to the media, triggering some of the most woefully misleading and erroneous coverage of HIV vaccine research in recent memory." He contends that the data are cherry-picked and the release makes implausible claims, in part due to translation inaccuracies.
Another report, in December, stated that a Canadian whole-killed HIV vaccine has just been cleared for human trials, yet claimed it "…has the potential to save the lives of millions of people around the world by preventing HIV infection." A lot of things have potential, but clearly they are counting chickens before they are hatched. Readers who do not know any better will focus on these powerful words instead of the much more modest reality.
Check It Out
If you are unsure about a report's claims, there are a few things you can check out. First, who has written or released the information? Is it from a drug company, a public relations entity, a disease-specific organization, or a reputable news source? Is the story based on peer-reviewed research? How recent is it? Does the report make any promises or claims? Does it contradict other related reports you may have read or heard about?
Does the information sound exaggerated or too good to be true? Does the report make bold claims when a product has only been studied in animals or in a few people? Are the data from a small, selected subset of participants or the trial as a whole?
Does the report specify whether the findings are statistically significant? Does it describe findings in relative or absolute terms (a 50% risk reduction sounds more exciting than a reduction from 4 to 2 cases in a large population). Have you read the "fine print" or the original data reported in a peer-reviewed journal?
Ask people you trust -- like your medical providers -- whether they can verify the information. AIDS treatment and prevention activists and community advocacy organizations can be a great source for verifying information about HIV research.
Don't take medical information for granted just because you saw it on Facebook, heard it on cable news, or read it in a newspaper. Take the time to do a little homework before you take claims too seriously. Be skeptical -- there's a world wide web of deceit out there.
Matt Sharp is an independent HIV education and advocacy consultant based in San Francisco.


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Here we go with the vocabulary thing again. I promise to make this easier than your last root canal. The Federal Reserve Bank is a central bank. Central banks are created to control and manipulate the money supply. The money supply is the aggregate total of all the money in circulation in an economy. It is often referred to in the media and the industry as M. Controlling the money supply frees governments from the responsibility of living within their means. It makes it possible for them to counterfeit money. All governments have laws making counterfeiting their currency illegal. That is because all governments have a monopoly on counterfeiting and do not tolerate competition in the business.
Governments counterfeit money in the exact same way all counterfeiters do; they print it, and slip it into circulation into the economy. They spend it. They spend more money than the economy produces because they do not want to live within their means. They do not want to live within their means because they use money to buy votes. They give out goodies in return for favors; favors in the form of legislation that promotes the welfare of one group over another group; favors that line their individual pockets, reward their friends, punish their enemies, and above all, favors that get them re-elected.
Other reasons are given, of course, for the existence of the Fed. But it is axiomatic that all governments seek continual expansion of their powers, and control of the public purse and the power to tax is the Holy Grail for power seekers. The founding fathers of this country feared government more than anything, and the Constitution they framed was to protect us, not from foreigners, and not from each other, so much as from our elected government itself. The debates about economic policies are a sideshow and a distraction; the main event is the relentless expansion of executive power and the quiet transfer, not only of wealth, but of personal liberties as well. Without economic freedom based on individual rights, private property, and the right to keep and dispose of our earnings as we choose, there is no freedom at all. Read more..


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1 1/2 cups semisweet chocolate chips1 (19 ounce) can garbanzo beans, rinsed and drained4 eggs3/4-cup sugar1/2-teaspoon baking powder3 tbsp. Dutch cocoa1/4-cup oil1 tsp. vanilla extract3 tbsp. walnut pieces
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).Grease an 8-inch square cake pan.Place the chocolate chips into a microwave-safe bowl.Cook in the microwave for about 2 minutes, stirring every 20 seconds after the first minute, until chocolate is melted and smooth.If you have a powerful microwave, reduce the power to 50 percent.Combine the beans and eggs in the bowl of a food processor. Process until smooth.Add the sugar, cocoa, oil, vanilla and the baking powder, and pulse to blend.Pour in the melted chocolate and blend until smooth, scraping down the corners to make sure chocolate is completely mixed.Transfer the batter to the prepared cake pan.Bake for 40 minutes in the preheated oven, or until a knife inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean.Cool in the pan on a wire rack for 10 to 15 minutes beforeinverting onto a serving plate.Dust with confectioners' sugar just before serving.
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Random variables and probability distributions
Law of large numbers Introduction to the law of large numbers
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- Let's learn a little bit about the law of large numbers
- which is on many levels, one of the most intuitive laws
- in mathematics and in probability theory.
- But because it's so applicable to so many things, it's often
- a misused law or sometimes, slightly misunderstood.
- So just to be a little bit formal in our mathematics,
- let me just define it for you first and
- then we'll talk a little bit about the intuition.
- So let's say I have a random variable, X.
- And we know its expected value or its population mean.
- The law of large numbers just says that
- if we take a sample of n observations of our random variable,
- and if we were to average all of those observations--
- and let me define another variable.
- Let's call that x sub n with a line on top of it.
- This is the mean of n observations of
- our random variable.
- So it's literally this is my first observation.
- So you can kind of say I run the experiment once and
- I get this observation and I run it again, I get that observation.
- And I keep running it n times and
- then I divide by my number of observations.
- So this is my sample mean.
- This is the mean of all the observations I've made.
- The law of large numbers just tells us that my sample mean
- will approach my expected value of the random variable.
- Or I could also write it as my sample mean will approach
- my population mean for n approaching infinity.
- And I'll be a little informal with what does approach or
- what does convergence mean?
- But I think you have the general intuitive sense that
- if I take a large enough sample here that I'm going to end up
- getting the expected value of the population as a whole.
- And I think to a lot of us that's kind of intuitive.
- That if I do enough trials that over large samples, the trials
- would kind of give me the numbers that I would expect
- given the expected value and the probability and all that.
- But I think it's often a little bit misunderstood
- in terms of why that happens.
- And before I go into that let me give you
- a particular example.
- The law of large numbers will just tell us that-- let's say
- I have a random variable-- X is equal to the number of heads
- after 100 tosses of a fair coin-- tosses or flips
- of a fair coin.
- First of all, we know what the expected value of
- this random variable is.
- It's the number of tosses, the number of trials times
- the probabilities of success of any trial.
- So that's equal to 50.
- So the law of large numbers just says if I were to take a sample
- or if I were to average the sample of a bunch of these trials,
- so you know, I get-- my first time I run this trial
- I flip 100 coins or have 100 coins in a shoe box and
- I shake the shoe box and I count the number of heads, and I get 55.
- So that Would be X1.
- Then I shake the box again and I get 65.
- Then I shake the box again and I get 45.
- And I do this n times and then I divide it by
- the number of times I did it.
- The law of large numbers just tells us that this the average
- the average of all of my observations,
- is going to converge to 50 as n approaches infinity.
- Or for n approaching 50.
- I'm sorry, n approaching infinity.
- And I want to talk a little bit about why this happens
- or intuitively why this is.
- A lot of people kind of feel that oh, this means that
- if after 100 trials that if I'm above the average that somehow
- the laws of probability are going to give me more heads
- or fewer heads to kind of make up the difference.
- That's not quite what's going to happen.
- That's often called the gambler's fallacy.
- Let me differentiate.
- And I'll use this example.
- So let's say-- let me make a graph.
- And I'll switch colors.
- This is n, my x-axis is n.
- This is the number of trials I take.
- And my y-axis, let me make that the sample mean.
- And we know what the expected value is, we know
- the expected value of this random variable is 50.
- Let me draw that here.
- This is 50.
- So just going to the example I did.
- So when n is equal to-- let me just [INAUDIBLE]
- here.
- So my first trial I got 55 and so that was my average.
- I only had one data point.
- Then after two trials, let's see, then I have 65.
- And so my average is going to be 65 plus 55 divided by 2.
- which is 60.
- So then my average went up a little bit.
- Then I had a 45, which will bring my average
- down a little bit.
- I won't plot a 45 here.
- Now I have to average all of these out.
- What's 45 plus 65?
- Let me actually just get the number just
- so you get the point.
- So it's 55 plus 65.
- It's 120 plus 45 is 165.
- Divided by 3.
- 3 goes into 165 5-- 5 times 3 is 15.
- It's 53.
- No, no, no.
- 55.
- So the average goes down back down to 55.
- And we could keep doing these trials.
- So you might say that the law of large numbers tells this,
- OK, after we've done 3 trials and our average is there.
- So a lot of people think that somehow the gods of probability
- are going to make it more likely that we get fewer
- heads in the future.
- That somehow the next couple of trials are going to have to
- be down here in order to bring our average down.
- And that's not necessarily the case.
- Going forward the probabilities are always the same.
- The probabilities are always 50% that
- I'm going to get heads.
- It's not like if I had a bunch of heads to start off with or
- more than I would have expected to start off with, that
- all of a sudden things would be made up and I would get more tails.
- That would the gambler's fallacy.
- That if you have a long streak of heads or you have
- a disproportionate number of heads, that at some point
- you're going to have-- you have a higher likelihood of having
- a disproportionate number of tails.
- And that's not quite true.
- What the law of large numbers tells us is that it doesn't care
- Let's say after some finite number of trials
- Your average actually-- it's a low probability of this happening,
- but let's say your average is actually up here.
- Is actually at 70.
- You're like, wow, we really diverged a good bit from
- the expected value.
- But what the law of large numbers says, well,
- I don't care how many trials this is.
- We have an infinite number of trials left.
- And the expected value for that infinite number of trials,
- especially in this type of situation is going to be this.
- So when you average a finite number that averages out to
- some high number, and then an infinite number that's going to
- converge to this, you're going to over time, converge back
- to the expected value.
- And that was a very informal way of describing it,
- but that's what the law or large numbers tells you.
- And it's an important thing.
- It's not telling you that if you get a bunch of heads that
- somehow the probability of getting tails is going
- to increase to kind of make up for the heads.
- What it's telling you is, is that no matter what happened
- over a finite number of trials, no matter what the average is
- over a finite number of trials, you have
- an infinite number of trials left.
- And if you do enough of them it's going to converge back
- to your expected value.
- And this is an important thing to think about.
- But this isn't used in practice every day with the lottery and with casinos
- because they know that if you do large enough samples
- and we could even calculate
- if you do large enough samples,
- what's the probability that things deviate significantly?
- But casinos and the lottery every day operate on this principle
- that if you take enough people-- sure,
- in the short-term or with a few samples,
- a couple people might beat the house.
- But over the long-term the house is always going to win
- because of the parameters of the games that
- they're making you play.
- Anyway, this is an important thing in probability and
- I think it's fairly intuitive.
- Although, sometimes when you see it formally explained
- like this with the random variables and that
- it's a little bit confusing.
- All it's saying is that as you take more and more samples,
- the average of that sample is going to
- approximate the true average.
- Or I should be a little bit more particular.
- The mean of your sample is going to converge to
- the true mean of the population or
- to the expected value of the random variable.
- Anyway, see you in the next video.
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