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LIVINGSTON - Life can be sweet - especially if you grow cherries. Cindy Lashbrook has been growing cherries and blueberries on her Livingston organic farm since 1987.
RIPON – Bill Poot knows where everything is at his Ripon nursery.
ESCALON - You don't have to cross the pond by plane and travel miles to France to "experience the allure of lavender."
STOCKTON – Daniel Martinez settled into his chair and eyed the clear pieces on the chess board.
The Tuolumne River Regional Park (TRRP) consists of over 500 acres of parkland that runs along seven river miles of the Tuolumne River from the Mitchell Street Bridge east to the Carpenter Road Bridge in Stanislaus County.
There's no need to waste a loaf of bread - stale or not. Next time a day-old loaf of bread makes its way to your kitchen counter, plan a trip to Turlock's Donnelly Park.
LODI - It's obvious Clearance Clearwater Revival didn't break down near Lodi Lake. If they had, they never would have immortalized the city somewhat negatively in song.
Who can resist the charm of an early 20th-century riverboat – a true paddle-wheeler that once offered prohibition-era drinking, jazz bands and gambling for its fun-loving passengers? Fortunately there's no need to travel to the Mississippi – and no, we're not talking Disneyland. The Delta King awaits your exploration dockside in Old Sacramento. <p align="JUSTIFY" style="text-indent: 0.13in; margin-bottom: 0in; font-style: normal; font-weight: ...
ANGELS CAMP - Three miles north of Arnold off Highway 4, the colossal trees of Calaveras Big Trees State Park stand in quiet testimony to prehistoric times.
JACKSON – The Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort is celebrating the opening of new restaurants and new gaming areas with a summer series of concerts including country star Sara Evans on Sunday, July 1.
JAMESTOWN - To kick off the summer season in rail-related style, popular weekend excursion trains will be running all three days of the Memorial Day holiday weekend -- May 26, 27 and 28 -- at Railtown 1897 State Historic Park in Jamestown.
A unique Central Valley gem encompassing 258 acres awaits those venturing to the southern end of Austin Road south of Manteca and west of Ripon.
The heat is coming and residents and visitors of Turlock have a few options on cooling down.
It's heating up again in the Central Valley.
JAMESTOWN – Santa is taking some time out of his busy schedule to make special daytime and nighttime appearances at Railtown 1897 State Historic Park in Jamestown this holiday season.
PATTERSON - Alongside harvest season comes football, and Fantozzi Farms in Patterson is ready for both with its 25-acre corn maze inspired by San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
A happy Halloween is a scary Halloween. For that celebration formula to be complete, add safe to the ingredient to make the popular dress-up annual occasion a truly family-oriented entertainment.
STOCKTON - There's a pumpkin patch out there that may be ideal for young children.
Editor's Note: This is a profile on florist and amateur makeup artist Cheryl Airrington, who was recruited to turn Managing Editor James Burns into a zombie for this weekend's 209 edition.
"We can make your eye pop out of the socket and hang there up against your cheek. ... I've got a brain you can carry around. ... We can also make it look like the bone is popping out."
Whether you want to be a wicked witch, a tiger, a vampire or a member of the walking dead, local business Daydreams and Nightmares can help bring your favorite Halloween character to life. Through the use of professional makeup and talented makeup artists, Daydreams and Nightmares can help add that perfect finishing touch to complete your Halloween transformation.
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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)
After their unprecedented victory in the 74th Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark embark on a Victors Tour. Katniss senses rebellion is stirring, but a cruel change in the upcoming 75th Hunger Games may change Panem forever.
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An amiable slacker (Vince Vaughn) discovers that the anonymous sperm donations he made to a fertility clinic 20 years ago resulted in 533 offspring and that 142 of them have now filed a lawsuit to learn his identity.
Ender's Game (2013)
A youth (Asa Butterfield) exhibits an unusual gift that gets him selected for advanced military training to lead Earth's forces in an intense war against Formics, alien invaders that nearly destroyed the planet once before.
Last Vegas (2013)
Aging friends (Michael Douglas, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman) head to Las Vegas to celebrate the end of one's long bachelorhood and relive their glory days.
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The Best Man Holiday (2013)
Long-forgotten rivalries and romances reignite when college friends (Morris Chestnut, Taye Diggs, Regina Hall) have a Christmas reunion nearly 15 years after the last time they saw one another.
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Black Nativity (2013)
A street-wise teen (Jacob Latimore) discovers the value of faith, healing and family after he goes to New York to spend Christmas with his estranged relatives (Forest Whitaker, Angela Bassett) .
Frozen (2013)
A fearless young woman (Kristen Bell) sets out with a mountaineer (Jonathan Groff) to find her sister (Idina Menzel), whose icy powers have trapped their kingdom in eternal winter.
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A former DEA agent (Jason Statham) returns to action to save his daughter and his new town from a drug-dealing sociopath (James Franco) .
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this is just a mini tour of citys he didnt hit on all 6s and 7s tour just a smaller tour nothin major to show love to those people who didnt have a tour date close to them. im sure wont even have like the props on stage will be something like he did last year when he did north by north west
You should probably put "Incompete list" or something like that so these ppl dont have a fit.
Heres to hoping for some east coast shows though..
Do you have a link?
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You should probably put "Incompete list" or something like that so these ppl dont have a fit.
Heres to hoping for some east coast shows though..
Do you have a link?
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A tech toy timeline for 2012 (video)
For even the most conscientious tech-industry watchers, keeping track of what's coming down the pike can be a tricky task--and the rumor mill only complicates things.
Enter CNET Senior Editor Dan Ackerman, who lays it all out for "The Early Show on Saturday Morning" in this video of the most anticipated tech toys, which includes a timeline of what we can expect each month.
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race: wolf-girl
occupation: mercenary
weapons: 2x pistols, sniper rifle
abilities: high speed reaction
hair: long, blonde w/ brown stripe
skin: fair
normal: green w/ normal pupils
reactive: dark green w/ large pupils
upper: black blouse w/ black jacket w/ white trim
lower: black long skirt and stockings
feet: black leather boots
head: black cloak
extra notes: wolf ears and tail (both blonde with white tip)
usually hides the tail w/ special pocket in skirt
usually happy and mischievous, when offended or threatened her mood
does a complete 180 and she lashes out at the offender, usually causing
a scene. she is very protective and loyal to her friends and will
guard their lives with hers if she must. when asked about her family
she gets very quiet for a few seconds then loudly tries to change
the subject. she is very outgoing and tries to make friends
where ever she can.
the earliest she can remember was waking up in a forest outside a small
town in England. as she walked into town she noticed other people staring
and whispering among themselves, even other beast-people. finally one
middle aged woman walked up to her with a bundle in her hands and told
her she should get dressed. after learning that she had no place to stay,
the woman offered to let her live with her. for a couple of years she lived
in the village, doing odd jobs and hunting with the men when spring came.
she was happy most of the time, until a plague struck the village. she watched
as all of her friends died around her, helpless to do anything but comfort them
in their last days. months later, most of the village being dead and the
rest avoiding her out of suspicion that she caused the plague, being the
only one not effected, she packed her few possessions into a bag, including
a locket her surrogate mother gave her, she left in the middle of the night
to look for a traveling inventor that had visited in years past. she found him
one day on the road. after hearing her story, he asked her what she would do
next. after some thought she told him she would travel the world, offering her
services as a hired gun. at this he silently reached under his seat and pulled
out two bundles, one long and one square. opening them he showed her a scoped rifle
and a pair of self loading pistols, which she bought. after that she made good
on her word, traveling the world and taking on jobs no one else wanted.
while she always made friends where she went, she never stayed long, always
searching for inner peace, be it at the top of a mountain or the bottom of
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basic info:
name: Luna
race: wolf-girl
occupation: traveling merchant
weapons: dagger
age: 21 (looks 19)
hair: long, pale blonde
skin: fair
eyes: light blue
upper: white blouse w/ tan jacket
lower: tan pants
feet: brown traveling boots
head: wide brimmed hat w/ ear holes
extra notes: wolf ears and tail (both blonde)
extremely happy almost all the time, she is quick to turn a
situation in her favor. when she's in a town she first always visits
the local tavern to drink merrily and share stories of her travels.
she'll drink until no one listens anymore, then drink a few more before
bed. never in her life has she passed out in a tavern. she often stays
in a village for a while before moving on, and visits friends often
on her circular trade route. always looking for a good time, she hates
to fight, and will hire other people to do it for her.
when she was born, Luna's father was in trouble and could not take care
of her, and her mother died shortly after she was born. her father had
a trader friend who offered to look after her. she grew up learning about
the merchant trade, and at 19 left to make her fortune on the road.
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This beautiful apartment is for rent for short or long periods (minimum one week). The area is well served, including sea-view Egadi, etc. ... The house is located on the outskirts, near the village. It is a first floor windows and a large terrace (you can see in the "Photo") overlooking the main road. It is fully furnished. It is composed of: stay kitchen bedroom bedroom bathroom with shower terrace closet with washing machine. In the apartment you will find the sheets if you want, and television. Included in the price you will also have the parking area closed. Moreover, there is the possibility of holding an animal in the restricted area. Nearby are many activities: pizzerias, bars, tobacco shops, supermarkets, etc. ... But the price may vary according to season, time spent and the number of people occupying. Furthermore, an additional fee there is the possibility to be taken and left at the nearest airport (Trapani). |
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Should Congress Pass Anti-Online Piracy Legislation? >
Proposed 'Anti-piracy' Legislation Dangerous and Unconstitutional
The proposed "anti-piracy" legislation is dangerous and unconstitutional
December 21, 2011
The proposed "anti-piracy" legislation is dangerous and unconstitutional. Congress is contemplating two bills that proponents insist will shut down "rogue foreign websites" bent on wholesale intellectual property infringement. In reality, these bills won't do much to curb online piracy. What they will do is balkanize the Internet, undermine Internet security, and introduce a new, unconstitutional scheme of speech regulation.
Both the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and its Senate counterpart, the Protect IP Act (PIPA), would empower the attorney general to create a blacklist of sites to be blocked by Internet service providers, search engines, payment providers, and advertising networks. In other words, U.S. citizens would have access to an Internet that looks distinctly different from the one seen by residents of, say, Japan or Australia.
[Check out 2011: The Year in Cartoons]
Leading constitutional scholars have explained why this blunderbuss approach won't pass muster under the First Amendment. Leading Internet engineers oppose the legislation because it will undermine international efforts to shore up online security—efforts the U.S. government has actively supported. A broad coalition of human rights groups has also come out against the legislation, well aware of the contradictory message it sends about online censorship.
We've seen where this can lead: Over the past year, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been obtaining court orders authorizing the seizure of domain names. The seizures are supposed to be directed at infringing sites, but perfectly legal sites have been caught in the net. And when those legal sites have tried to get their property back, they've been met with delays and obfuscation. For example, when the founder of a popular music blog tried to follow the government's bewildering procedure for retrieving his domain names, the government abused the process, seeking secret extensions and declining to cooperate with the blogger to get the matter resolved. Finally, the government dropped the case, with no apologies.
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But it gets worse: Private actors can also get in on the act. If an intellectual property rightsholder thinks a site is "promoting" infringement, that party can go to court to seek an order forcing payment processors and ad services to choke off financial support to the site.
The payment providers won't be able to fine-tune their response so that only infringing sites are affected, which means an entire business could be under assault. Moreover, there are vigilante provisions that can easily be read to grant immunity for cutting off a site if there is "credible evidence" that the site promotes infringement.
[See a slide show of the Best Apps for iPhone, iPad.]
For over a decade, we've had a system in place that gives rightsholders effective tools for fighting online infringement, while creating space for online innovation, economic growth, and creativity. These bills would rewrite the rules and give government and big content providers new powers to regulate the Internet, with little regard for the collateral damage it would cause.
SOPA and PIPA have sparked an explosion of opposition, including Democratic and Republican lawmakers, progressive and conservative public interest groups, technology companies and investors, constitutional scholars, and human rights groups (who know a plan for censorship when they see one). It's been called a "geek lobby," but you don't need to be a geek to see that this legislation is a profoundly bad idea.
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Photo Gallery | Absolutely Alabama in photos: Museum of Wonder
This week, Fred visits the Museum of Wonder, which honors the amazing, strange and weird. Located near Columbus, Ga. in Seale, Ala. the museum started as founder Butch Anthony's taxidermy shop and artifact room.
For more information, please visit http://www.museumofwonder.com/.


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12/6/13 Final 2013 Campaign Financial Report
11/6/13 2013 Kanab Municipal Election Offical results
2013 Kanab Municipal Election
The official results of the 2013 Kanab Municipal Election are as follows:
Nina Laycook – 339
Robert Houston – 1084
10/31/13 2013 Campaign Finance Disclosures
Candidates' campaign finance disclosures for the 2013 Kanab municipal election can be viewed here
Meetings & Events
A Western Classic
Are you planning a vacation, or perhaps looking for a potential new home? Kanab is a fun place to stay and play, located just minutes from a grand array of state and national parks, national monuments, national forests and many diverse wilderness areas. See our visitor information site at www.visitkanab.info Whether native-born or recently relocated, everyone in this peaceful, scenic community shares a common goal - to build a quality of life that makes our city a safe, friendly and beautiful place to live, visit, work and play.


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Zany, cartoonish mini-games with some mild bathroom humor.
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Fun sim game lets girls care for and train their own horse.
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Graffitti on Hudson's ice machine. |
According to the sheriff's office report, the victim said she parked her rental car in the 200 block of Harbor Drive with the windows down and doors unlocked at approximately 12:45 p.m. that day. After several hours of looking for her iPhone and $500 sunglasses, she told deputies that she finally determined she had left them in the car. When she went to look for them there, they were gone.
Deputies are also investigating reports of graffiti island-wide. On Saturday, Nov. 24 deputies met with an island resident who reported graffiti to her property.
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Hey folks, wanted to let you all know about this event. I will be doing some App-V, and Symantec's Brian Duckering will be covering their Application Virtualization as well. Plus there are sessions for all the other forms of Virtualization.
With the New Year, comes a new Community Virtualization Deep Dive Day. This year, we have what looks like will be the best lineup in Boston ever. In addition, we will simulcast part of the event to other locations across the North America so people in other locations can enjoy the show!
More details can be found on the Deep Dive Day Landing Page (http://www.virtg.com/DeepDive2010/Default.aspx). In a nutshell it is an all day virtualization event being held in Waltham MA on Friday Feb 12, 2010. We have Panopto lined up to simulcast one of the five tracks to the New York City, St Louis, and Calgary. Many of the sessions will be recorded and made available for online viewing after the show. You need a ticket so read on to find out about all the event and registration details.
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6:15 a.m. — 13800 Waterthrush Place. Information. The complainant heard his neighbor's car horn going off for about 15 minutes. He checked the car doors, and they were locked. The lights in the house were on, and a dog was barking inside the house. The responding deputy walked around the residence and didn't see anyone. The front door was unlocked. The responding deputy entered the residence to make sure no one was in distress. The owner returned about 45 minutes later and stated she didn't know why the horn was going off and that everything looked to be OK.
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10:30 a.m. — 5500 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. (Lakewood Ranch High). Battery. Two juvenile students got into a fight over one of the students not being allowed to participate in throwing a football. When the football wasn't caught and bounced on the ground, both students ran after the ball and collided, causing the aggression toward each other as they thought it was done deliberately.
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1 p.m. — 900 block of 154th Street Northeast. Burglary to an unoccupied dwelling. Unknown person(s) entered the victim's residence possibly through an unlocked back door. Once inside, the person(s) removed $3,750 and then fled in an unknown direction.
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12:19 p.m. — 7700 block of Plantation Circle. Stalking. The victim reported the defendant has been making numerous disturbing phone calls and text messages. The defendant has also been making false accusations that have been upsetting her and her family. The victim has told him the relationship is over and to stop calling and texting.
Oct. 20
3 p.m. — 9501 S.R. 64 E. (Haile Middle School). Disorderly conduct. The juvenile suspect became disruptive in the class, turning over desks and breaking out a ceiling tile. The suspect verbally assaulted school personnel and caused other students in the class to have to be moved for safety reasons. The suspect then fled off campus and was retrieved by his mother.
Oct. 22
3:11 — 8750 S.R. 70 E. (Sweetbay). Petit theft. A white female in her 20s reportedly walked out of the store with a 12-pack of beer and two sub sandwiches. A cashier yelled at the suspect, telling her to bring back the items because she didn't pay for them. The suspect brought back the beer but kept the sandwiches. The suspect was seen getting into a Jeep. The complainant was able to get a tag number for the vehicle, which was observed on video.
Oct. 23
4:57 p.m. — The intersection of Country Park Way and University Parkway. DUI with property damage. The deputy arrived at the location in response to a crash. After investigating the scene, the deputy initiated a DUI investigation. Three field sobriety tests were conducted. Prescription pills not belonging to the defendant were found. The defendant's vehicle was towed, and she was transported to the Manatee County Jail.
6:55 p.m. — 9515 S.R. 64 E. (Freedom Elementary). Burglary to an occupied structure. Two juveniles entered the school's double doors without permission. The juveniles began trying the doors to some locked classrooms where a custodian found them. While being approached, the youths said a few derogatory remarks and fled on foot out of the school. Another custodian tried to stop the juveniles outside of the parking lot but was unsuccessful. Both juveniles left the scene on BMX bikes prior to law enforcement's arrival.
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Medal heartbreak for GB relay team (From Blackpool Citizen)
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5:21pm Sunday 18th August 2013 in National Sport News © Press Association 2013
Great Britain's 4x100 metres relay team were left heartbroken as the latest in a long line of baton blunders saw them stripped of bronze at the World Championships.
The British quartet of Adam Gemili, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, James Ellington and Dwain Chambers performed admirably at the Luzhniki Stadium, clocking a season's best 37.80 seconds.
However, it proved irrelevant as the second changeover from Aikines-Aryeetey to Ellington took place out of the designated box and the result was reversed.
It is the latest in a long line of relay failures for Britain's sprinters, having been unable to get the baton round properly in six of the last seven major championships.
"It's heart-breaking," Aikines-Aryeetey said. "I feel like s***.
"You're going out there to get your medal and then someone stands in front of you and says 'sorry to be the bearer of bad news'.
"We only found out literally when we were walking out for the medal presentation. It's just like that. It is heart-breaking, you know?"
Asked if he had any inkling they would be disqualified, he added: "No. I still got the baton in his hand, it felt right.
"I can't imagine how close it must have been... I am wondering if there has been a counter-protest.
"I don't understand, it just doesn't feel real. Literally, I gave him the baton, I ran for my life.
"We are in the industry where this is our bread and butter. This means a lot to us and we worked so hard for this."
Britain's disqualification saw Canada promoted to bronze - news that led to loud squeals of joy from their relay team, who moments earlier had come through the media zone looking for any updates.
Having changed into everyday clothes immediately after the race, they quickly got into their team tracksuits and were rushed to the medal ceremony.
While the Canadians, led by former UK Athletics head coach Peter Eriksson, celebrated, the emotions of the British team could not have been any different.
Ellington was led out of the media zone in tears and, with Gemili at anti-doping, Aikines-Aryeetey and Chambers, the experienced head of the team, were left to try and express their feelings.
"It is emotional," the 35-year-old Chambers said. "To be able to cross the line in third place and secure a medal, we were looking forward to getting on the podium.
"But this is sport and it is just unfortunate that we were not able to experience what these guys are experiencing on the podium.
"All we can do now is get back home, build our team spirit back up again and move on to next year."
Considering bronze had been ripped from his grasp less than 30 minutes earlier, Chambers was impressively philosophical.
"Just because we didn't succeed the way we wanted to, it doesn't mean you stop," he said.
"When you fall, you get back up again and that is what we've got to do.
"We all look after each other. We've just got to be there for each other.
"We are a team, we are not going to make any individual criticisms or individual responsibility.
"We all go out there together, it is a team effort and we did the best we could."
If British relay blunders have become expected, so too have Jamaican wins and Usain Bolt took his World Championships career medal tally into double figures by anchoring Jamaica to gold.
The indomitable 26-year-old claimed his third gold in Moscow by bringing the Jamaica team home in 37.36secs.
Bolt has now won 10 World Championship medals, eight gold and two silver, to equal Carl Lewis' men's record.


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Cannibalism no longer shocking in Germany after second case in decade
The second case within 10 years means Germans are increasingly inured to the notion of one human being killing and eating another The killer, known only as Detlef G, a 55-year-old chief inspector with the Saxony state police, has reportedly told investigators that he met his victim through a cannibalism website that hooks up those who want to dine ... (more)
German Hate Mail Comes From Surprisingly Well Educated Sources
Over the course of a decade, the letters poured into the Central Council of Jews in Germany like a river.
Germany's liberals rule out euroscepticism as revival tactic
The new leader of Germany's liberal Free Democrats , voted in at the weekend to rescue the party from oblivion after it crashed out of parliament in September's elections, has ruled out tapping into euroscepticism as a way to regain popularity.
Dog Whisperer blames careless owners, trainers for abuse
Dog trainer Caspar Durant demonstrating the obedience of his pitbull Blase, who will not come out of his open kennel until his master gives the command.
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At the Make-A-Wish Christmas party Saturday, Jake Coffman, 7, Spring Run works on arts and crafts.
NW Florida delegation to tout region to aircraft manufacturer in Germany
Northwest Florida is about to enter the race to bring hundreds, if not thousands, of jobs related to the Airbus factory under construction in Mobile, Ala., to the area.
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ISLAMABAD: Eleven exhibitors of agriculture sector from Pakistan participated in one of the largest trade fairs of agriculture machinery and equipment, 'Agritechnica-2013' held in Hanover Germany.
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On a dreary Friday before the four-week Advent season begins, while dusk shifts to darkness, I seek the spirit of Christmas.
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Angela LundeAngela Lunde is a dementia education specialist in the education core of Mayo Clinic's Alzheimer's Disease Research Center at the Abigail Van Buren Alzheimer's Disease Research Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
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Ann passed away last week. She was a vibrant woman who I had become very fond of. I first met Ann about four years ago when she and her husband, Wayne, joined Memory Club. Memory Club is a support and education program for persons in the early stages of dementia and their support partner. Ann always arrived with spunk, wearing colorful clothing and happy to be alongside her husband and part of the group.
Ann's disease continued to progress and although I saw less of her, Wayne remained a regular in our twice monthly caregiver support groups.
Wayne often said, as caregivers we either have patience or we need to acquire patience. Wayne believed he was one who would have to acquire it. As Wayne accepted this undertaking, he would frequently share his "lessons learned" with the group.
Most weeks, Ann would lose her eyeglasses and each time she would blame Wayne. Wayne would ask Ann to think back to where she might have left them. And sometimes (possibly with a little frustration in his voice), Wayne would remind her of where they should have been put. This encounter never went well. Eventually, Wayne learned that if he simply took responsibility for misplacing her glasses everything went much better. And in time, the glasses would eventually turn up.
About 8 months ago, Ann began packing to go "home" — no longer recognizing home as home. At first, Wayne would explain to Ann that she was home and her packing was unnecessary. This only made Ann angry. Wayne began to just allow Ann to pack. When she finished and was ready to leave for "home", Wayne would kindly suggest that they leave in the morning when they were both more rested. Ann usually liked this idea, being a little tired herself. During the night, Wayne would unpack Ann's belongings, anticipating the next day when they might repeat the same scenario. Wayne didn't mind.
And then there were times more recently when Ann would look at Wayne and say, "Where is Wayne?" In spite of the pain that Wayne must have felt when Ann no longer recognized him as her husband, he would assure Ann that Wayne was just fine and would be home soon.
You see, what Wayne learned over the years was that the most loving gift he could give his wife was a sense of ease. Telling Ann that she lost her glasses or that she didn't need to pack because she was at home, or that her husband was right there standing in front of her, didn't serve Ann at that stage of her disease. To the contrary, it would make her confused, angry and sometimes scared. Wayne learned that the best way to honor his wife was to accept her disease, which meant accepting her reality, and lovingly joining her there.
"Love is a great teacher."
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February 25, 2012 9:29 p.m.
My loving and caring husband of 45 years is having short term memory loss and the doctor calls it vascular dementia. He does all of the dishwashing and when putting dishes away he is forever misplacing them. i tell him if he doesn't remember where a dish goes, to please leave them on counter and when i float thru and see it i will put it away. sometimes that works and sometimes i have to go on a search for a dish!!! if i am in a hurry, i admit to a little frustration but most of the time i can laugh it off. because when my husband asks the same question several times in a short period of time, i see that he is dead serious and doesn't know the answer anad does not remember asking it before, i find myself smiling at him and not answering immediately and he then realizes he has asked before and then we have a big laugh together. i just can't get angry with him because i know he doesn't remember........I enjoy reading the blogs not only for myself but for my sister who is a caregiver for her husband the past three years and i can relate what i have learned from you to her. i find prayer is the best medicine for me right now as well as taking it one day at a time and repeating to me and to my busband who still has it all together most of the time........"it is what it is and we are going to deal with it as lovingly as we can."
- Jo Ann
May 11, 2011 10:41 p.m.
my friend who has some kind of memory problem, her sister wanted to put her in a nursing home and my father who has AD midstage, my siblings want my father in a nursing home, I took them all in to my house thinking how hard can this be if we all work together and give a comfort of a home with home cooked meals. I feel privileged. I see them still enjoying their lives, I hope I can do this. It is good to see how I am not the only one to give home care.
- tea
May 11, 2011 8:56 a.m.
My spouse has had diagnosed dementia for about two years. I prayed for patience, but finally realized we don't get the gift of patience, we get the opportunies to practice patience! One of the things that has been helpful to me is to prepare a couple of folders labeled "finances" and "family." Into each I put relevant material, ie. a pension statement, a credit union monthly statement, etc. into the financial folder. In the Family folder, since he grieves the death of his mother as if it were yesterday(1994), I put a copy of her Will, photos I took of him at her gravesite, as well as the headstones, etc..and with flowers we placed there. This seems to help him a great deal. He can spend a lot of time every day looking at these materials and it saves me a lot of questions that are so repetitive and endless. He also loves to pray with me alternating the lines of the Our Father. He can remember this! And the praying out loud helps both of us!
- Maureen
May 6, 2011 3:36 p.m.
My Mother-in-law has had AD for the last 7 years. Physically she is doing pretty well. However, we are seeing her enter mentally in the severe stages. Everyday is a new adventure with her. She doesn't remember who none of us are, but she does know she is safe. She is always asking for her mom and dad, so we've opted to tell her they are on vacation. We are providing her natural supplements that help her with sundowning and sleep. She just loves to put away EVERYTHING! Folds and refolds shirts, napking etc. We just let her do that as it keeps her busy and entertained. However, she had the tendancy of putting almost anything in her month, frozen food, from the trash and even dog food...so everything needs to locked up for her safety. We just try to keep her safe and calm during the day. She thinks her husband is her dad and her son is a friend and that sometimes I'm her mom. Oh well, at least she still smiles and laughs. We just got to laugh and smile along with her. Got to remember, they do not know what they are doing, some words have no meaning to them, but they still have feelings.
- Maria
May 6, 2011 3:32 p.m.
My Mother-in-law has had AD for the last 7 years. Physically she is doing pretty well. However, we are seeing her enter mentally in the severe stages. Everyday is a new adventure with her. She doesn't remember who none of us are, but she does know she is safe. She is always asking for her mom and dad, so we've opted to tell her they are on vacation. We are providing her natural supplements that help her with sundowning and sleep. She just loves to put away EVERYTHING! Folds and refolds shirts, napking etc. We just let her do that as it keeps her busy and entertained. However, she had the tendancy of putting almost anything in her month, frozen food, from the trash and even dog food...so everything needs to locked up for her safety. We just try to keep her safe and calm during the day. She thinks her husband is her dad and her son is a friend and that sometimes I'm her mom. Oh well, at least she still smiles and laughs. We just got to laugh and smile along with her. Got to remember, they do not know what they are doing, some words have no meaning to them, but they still have feelings.
- Maria
April 26, 2011 12:47 p.m.
I have been diagnosed with dementia 3 years ago. I am scared to death,as time passes my wife will become Wayne and I will become Ann I do not knowingly or unknowingly hurt my wife. I know I drive crazy asking 20 times a day where do I stand with this disease. Where have I been and where am I going. Wayne, I take my hat off to you and your wife and your support of Ann and your coping skills Lou
- lou
March 25, 2011 11:16 a.m.
The story about Ann is so true. I take care of my mother. She's in great shape at 101 but is always losing something too. Now I understand more about her problem. I will try not to get so frustrated. She also was packing her things. I kept putting less back in her closet. It makes it easier to put it back. I told her I will throw out her clothes if she keeps doing it and she stopped. Now she misplaced her bottom teeth. It's been a week. I have to cook special for her.
- Charlotte
March 25, 2011 4:27 a.m.
My husband of 42 yrs. has dementia caused by a brain bleed a year ago. He has not recognized me as his wife, and I can deal with that. The problem is he gets depressed and upset because his wife is missing and he can't find her and doesn't understand why she is gone. Diversion does not work. He asks for her and is sad. Have tried antidepressants and helps some, but still remembers and asks for answers.
- mary
March 23, 2011 2:00 p.m.
allan: Went on alzheimerspouse.com. Lots of info plus heartbreaking stories. I am amazed at how long some patients linger in the late stages. My husband's sister has been in a catatonic state for three years. Others deteriorate very rapidly. Right now I treasure each day as if it were our last. Gone are our in-depth conversations on world events, family, etc. Doesn't even ask how much money is in the checking account or if there is gas in the car. Once in a while he will ask how the money gets into the checking account. I explain but he still doesn't understand.
- shirley
March 21, 2011 4:32 p.m.
My wife has many of the same characteristics as your husband. I call this our 'new normal' and each day I find myself saying to myself or someone else, "It is what it is." Try hard to preserve that 'me time,' try hard to maintain that patience, and take things one day at a time. Sites like this one and one specifically geared to spouses ... www.thealzheimerspouse.com ... help to keep me sane. So does attending a weekly support group just for spouses at the Long Island Alzheimer's Foundation. And so does maintaining a journal. Find out what works for you ... and just keep on keeping on!
- Allan
March 20, 2011 7:21 p.m.
Allan: Thank you so much for your tips. According to the websites you recommended my husband has symptoms from 4 different stages with intermittent bouts of very lucid thinking. Just when I think he is doing so well, his memory goes into reverse. We have been seeing just our internist who prescribed the usual meds that hubby discontinued after several months because of side effects of nightmares and insommnia. To be honest, I don't think they helped. I try to fix nutritious meals but he has decided to eat little meat but lots of sweets. Patience is the key. Hopefully there will be days that are easy. I continue to enjoy my "me" time.
- Shirley
March 20, 2011 7:48 a.m.
Shirley, many reputable websites ... Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins, NIH, The Alzheimer's Association, etc. ... present symptoms that frequently appear during various stages of AD. Most sites report AD as having either 3 stages ... early, moderate, and severe ... or 7 stages, basically breaking down 2 stages into 2 substages and one into 3 substages. Regardless, such sites will allow you to see common symptoms in different phases. Also, your neurologist or geriatric psychiatrist ... IF truly familiar with AD ... can tell you approximately where your spouse is functioning. Three caveats to remember, though: 1. Not every person with AD will display all the symptoms in any given stage. 2. Each person with AD will progress through stages differently, and 3. AD is not always a direct linear progression, meaning that some people with Alzheimer's will manifest symptoms often associated with different stages on any given day. The overall caveat is, "If you know one person with Alzehiemer's, then you know one person with Alzheimer's."
- Allan
March 18, 2011 2:12 p.m.
I read all of your blogs and you speak of "stages". How do I know if my husband has crossed into the moderate stage of ALZ?
- shirley
March 18, 2011 10:18 a.m.
Susan: At times my husband doesn't recognize me and it is so painful but I just keep going because I know I am familiar to him and hope that he may know who I am sometimes.
- shirley
March 17, 2011 10:09 p.m.
how do you handle your husband not reconizing you?
- susan
March 17, 2011 6:44 p.m.
I couldn't agree more with Allen about the importance of having 'me time.' Just an hour or two a day to yourself renews and refreshes. I come back from those breaks a better caregiver. I learn a lot from all of you. Keep posting. God Bless all you caregivers and the ones you care for.
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March 16, 2011 8:51 p.m.
I've looked at your site several times, always thinking I was not ready for that or didn't have time. I have just read about Blessed Wayne and his lucky Ann. I am there now with my husband of 42 years, Ron. We started our journey in Oct. 2001, yes 2001. I am learning that patience this early 2011 as we progress. God Bless
- Dolly
March 16, 2011 4:32 p.m.
Thank you so much for posting that story. My dad is in early stages of this as well and this has helped me learn how to deal with things a little better. Once again thanks.
- Terri
March 16, 2011 3:16 p.m.
My wife was addmitted to the hospital,I was asked, if she went flat line did I want ever thing possible done.Having her Advance Directive and power of Attorneyand having discussed it with her when still understood I said, NO, and placed a DO NOT RESUSCITATE (DNR) order. When it was clear that I would not be able to care for her at home she went to a care facility. She was not getting better, I was given the option to reture to the hospital. I was leaning that way, her primary Physican, was aware of the situation. He counseled me about the possible outcomes. I chose to remain in the facility and have comfort Care provided. This would keep her comfortable and pain free as possible, which it did.This allowed her pass on Comfortably, Peacefully and with Dignity.These decisions were difficult, heart breaking and gut wrenching.
- Wayne
March 15, 2011 11:58 a.m.
Thanks to all of you for helping me. The anger and resentment is making me very depressed and angry. Not towards my mother but towards evryone else. I am so angry with my sister that I have to beg her to give me a break..to spend a couple of hours with my boyfriend. Who is getting very resentful because we do not spend anytime together. I am angry at my father because he will not adapt to my mothers needs. I am trying everyday
- Laura
March 14, 2011 7:47 p.m.
According to the Bible, the only way to acquire patience is through trials and tribulations. So I stopped praying for patience and prayed for the ability to show love and enjoy life even in the midst of the storm. The emotions one feels are true and real for that person. Each person has to decide how to handle those emotions. My friend was telling me how she "played along" One day her dad was seeing things and said that the horses were not in the west pasture. She answered it was okay because she put them in the north pasture. Her dad said Why in the world would you put them there...they belong in the east pasture. HaHaHa
- Meggie
March 14, 2011 8:16 a.m.
Joan ... please don't feel guilty about any of your emotions. And please don't feel a need to apologize for occasionally feeling angry or resentful. We spouse caregivers all seem to go through various emotions at various times. What I find essential to my well being, though, is protecting that "me time" each day ... time just for myself, even if only an hour or two. With my wife entering moderate stage AD, I want to be with her as much as possible each day. That is my choice. HOWEVER, I have also discovered that I must also protect some 'me time' just for myself each and every day. When I allowed that 'me time' to disappear for a few months, I found myself becoming very depressed. So definitely do try hard to hold onto those outside interests and activities. It will make you a mentally and emotionally healthier caregiver ... a 'win-win' for both your husband and yourself!
- Allan
March 14, 2011 1:14 a.m.
Ive been a part time caregiver for my mother for over five years now. And when I say part time I mean that part of the week overnight 4 days Yet at times, I haven't left for a period of two weeks. I have my own family that I feel as though I rarely see, a son that just turned 18. Things become extremely stressful at times, and you feel as though you have lost who you are. In all that being said, this is a time that I have dedicated to her, to try and fulfill her with happiness. I can make her laugh, til of course she pees her pants, but she is laughing. I do her hair, put alittle lip gloss on her, and she heads off to the the bathroom mirror where her imaginary friends are. She makes plans with them, and tells herself she looks beautiful. Those are the days that make it worth it. Ive lost 30 pounds and try really hard to maintain my own health, it is very hard. Recently had problems with my heart due to stress. So ladies who are caring for your loved one, please take time out, go tan, or have a drink with the girls, please don't ever forget that you need time too.
- Kim
March 13, 2011 11:55 p.m.
I've been a caregiver for the past 10 years - first for my mother (8 yrs) and for the past 2 for my dad. I learned to play along with mother and it was much easier on all of us. There were still times when she pushed the wrong button and I would lose patience but for the most part after learning how to play the game things were much easier. It's a different story with my dad, I think I'm still trying to accept what I already know - he's not coming back either. He has hallucinations and thinks he is not at home but at another house that is "just like his". In his mind, people are in and out of the house all day and night - I argue and he tells me I think he's a liar. I'm often ashamed of how I handle situations and I think I'm taking the frustration of being the lone caregiver who has a sister who I have begged to give me a break a couple of days a month out on him. Not fair to the sweetest man I've ever known. I don't know how much longer I can keep him at home. I'm starting to realize that at the pace my health has declined the past 5 years, he just may out live me. Thanks for the reminder to let it be and play along - I needed to be reminded of that. My mom and dad were married for 67 years and I think he lost most of his reason for being the day she died.
- Jane
March 13, 2011 12:19 a.m.
I am starting to "play along" with my father's stories. My brother is having a more challenging time. It is hard most days and I do look forward to my dad going to bed. That way I don't have to deal with him anymore. I still can't see the reasoning on why my dad is still here. I don't like who I see. Acquiring patience? What I have acquired is frustration,tiredness, and anger. Friends who have taken care of their parents say that I'm okay. They went through the same gamut of emotions. I can only hope that I do not see my father reach the severe stage. If he does, I'll have to cope with it. He does miss my mother very much. That's the one thing he can never forget or let go.
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As part of my summer internship, I needed to write an installer for VMs. For various reasons, I wasn't able to use the multitude of VM installers already out there, but one thing I noticed is that most of them don't actually install a bootloader. They create a /boot/grub/menu.lst
, but never run grub-install
Turns out this is because it's hard to do. grub-install
is very complicated and seems to be pretty explicitly designed for the case of running in an installer environment, where all of the disks and block devices are laid out the same way as they will be the next time you boot. When you're installing in a host into a loop mount or something, that's definitely not the case.
In trying to make this work, I discovered a few core issues:
assumes that the block device you're installing onto "looks like" the sort of device you'd normally install GRUB onto (i.e. is named like a hard disk or floppy – hda, sda, fd0, etc.)grub-install
to determine the block device a given file or directory's filesystem is on. That works really poorly when you're already chrooting into your loop mount.
If you read my wording carefully, you might see where I'm going with this. In order to get grub-install to work, I needed to convince it it's installing onto a hard drive, and I needed to run it outside of the loop mount.
The former is obviously a bit more challenging, and to accomplish that, I used the device-mapper to create a node named something like /dev/mapper/hda
I've only tested this on an Ubuntu Jaunty host so far, so I can't guarantee that it works on Debian or even other Ubuntu versions, but I think it should. I'd love to hear if you have good or bad experiences on other Linux versions.
Here's roughly how it works (you've probably performed some of these steps already in the process of running an installer):
- Loop mount your partitioned disk image:
mathias:~ evan$ sudo losetup --show --find disk.img /dev/loop0
- To setup the device map, you'll need the major and minor numbers of the loop device, and the size (in bytes) of the disk. The latter is easiest to get from the disk image file, instead of from the loop device (emphasis mine):
mathias:~ evan$ ls -l /dev/loop0 brw-rw---- 1 root disk 7, 0 2009-07-18 11:27 /dev/loop0 mathias:~ evan$ ls -l disk.img -rw-r--r-- 1 evan evan 10737418240 2009-08-04 15:28 disk.img
- Create a device-mapper node. Any name of the form
, orvd[a-z]
will work. Others might as well. The size of the disk should be converted to 512-byte sectors, and the device numbers for the loop device should be in the form major:minor. This will create a new device node in/dev/mapper
mathias:~ evan$ echo '0 20971520 linear 7:0 0' | sudo dmsetup create hda mathias:~ evan$ ls -l /dev/mapper/hda brw-rw---- 1 root disk 252, 4 2009-08-04 15:36 /dev/mapper/hda
- Use
to create device-mapper nodes for the partitions on the disk image:
mathias:~ evan$ sudo kpartx -a /dev/mapper/hda mathias:~ evan$ ls -l /dev/mapper/hda* brw-rw---- 1 root disk 252, 4 2009-08-04 15:36 /dev/mapper/hda brw-rw---- 1 root disk 252, 5 2009-08-04 15:38 /dev/mapper/hda1 brw-rw---- 1 root disk 252, 6 2009-08-04 15:38 /dev/mapper/hda2
- Mount the root partition onto a tempdir (note: this is not a loop mount, because the kernel already thinks this is a real block device):
mathias:~ evan$ mktemp -d /tmp/tmp.MPUXeJWqpn mathias:~ evan$ sudo mount /dev/mapper/hda1 /tmp/tmp.MPUXeJWqpn
- Create a fake device.map for grub-install to use (yeah, this is a bad use of
, but I'm trying to be clear about what I'm doing):
mathias:~ evan$ echo '(hd0) /dev/mapper/hda' | sudo tee /tmp/tmp.MPUXeJWqpn/boot/grub/device.map (hd0) /dev/mapper/hda
- And now, for the grand finale, actually install GRUB from outside the chroot:
mathias:~ evan$ sudo grub-install --root-directory=/tmp/tmp.MPUXeJWqpn /dev/mapper/hda grub-probe: error: no mapping exists for `hda1' [: 494: =: unexpected operator Installing GRUB to /dev/mapper/hda as (hd0)... Installation finished. No error reported. This is the contents of the device map /tmp/tmp.MPUXeJWqpn/boot/grub/device.map. Check if this is correct or not. If any of the lines is incorrect, fix it and re-run the script `grub-install'. (hd0) /dev/mapper/hda
(You don't need to worry about those two errors at the beginning of the output – it's some logic specialized for XFS filesystems)
- Cleanup the mess you made:
mathias:~ evan$ sudo umount /tmp/tmp.MPUXeJWqpn mathias:~ evan$ sudo rm -rf /tmp/tmp.MPUXeJWqpn mathias:~ evan$ sudo kpartx -d /dev/mapper/hda mathias:~ evan$ sudo dmsetup remove hda mathias:~ evan$ sudo losetup -d /dev/loop0
- Finally, examine your disk image, and see that it definitely has GRUB installed:
mathias:~ evan$ file disk.img disk.img: x86 boot sector; GRand Unified Bootloader, stage1 version 0x3, 1st sector stage2 0x884009; partition 1: ID=0x83, active, starthead 0, startsector 1, 18876374 sectors; partition 2: ID=0x82, starthead 254, startsector 18876375, 2088450 sectors
And there you have it! You will, of course, still need to write out GRUB's menu.lst through some other means (such as Debian/Ubuntu's update-grub


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7&4 News Classroom salute stops by Birch Street Elementary
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Derived from those sun-soaked Lemonade Stand Days designers and owners, Gillian Mahin and Laura Hall are the masterminds behind the line For Love & Lemons. Born in Wyoming, finding their style niche in Australia and now based in Los Angeles, the collection is anything but conventional-rebelling against the standards of modern society. The line taunts with intrigue as a clash of colors and patterns are evoked by chic separates and devious dresses. Where the modern gypsy is punk, For Love & Lemons is a brand to relate to, for that girl that doesn't follow trends, she makes them.
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The University of Newcastle's Port Macquarie campus will help address a shortage of midwives, particularly in rural and regional areas, with the announcement it will now offer a Bachelor of Midwifery at the campus.
The three year Bachelor of Midwifery degree has been jointly developed with the Mid North Coast Local Health Network, and is being provided in partnership with the health service.
"The partnership ensures that our midwifery students are guided and supported by clinicians who are part of the workforce," University of Newcastle Head of School of Nursing and Midwifery Professor Michael Hazelton said.
The degree is based on contemporary theories, prepares students for new models of maternity care and has a unique emphasis on continuity of care of women throughout pregnancy, birth and postnatal period and primary health care including health promotion, indigenous health and mental health issues.
"Our academics have strong backgrounds in midwifery practice and their approach to teaching is to guide and support students to learn in a safe and welcoming environment."
Bachelor of Midwifery graduates are eligible to apply for registration to practise as a midwife with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia.
Professor Hazelton said there was currently a lack of graduate midwives, particularly in regional and rural Australia where the shortages are acute.
Midwives work in birth centres, maternity units of hospitals, in community settings and in private practice which may include home births.
The Bachelor of Midwifery will be offered at the Port Macquarie campus in 2012 in addition to the existing programs, the Bachelor of Nursing and Bachelor of Teaching/Bachelor of Arts.
More information about the program is available at www.newcastle.edu.au/midwifery
Applications are now open for the Bachelor of Midwifery through: http://www.uac.edu.au/
Apply by Friday 9 December 2011 to be considered in the main round.
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As we draw closer to Thanksgiving, many people this time of year begin to think of all they are grateful for. Perhaps it's your family, friends, jobs, health, or all of the above. This year we would like to show you a creative way to give thanks. Express your "gratitude attitude" with this burlap wreath full of sentiment. Jane Chandler, a freelance designer, made this wreath. Hang this on your front door to remind yourself, and your guest to give thanks this season for all they hold dear. Instructions and materials needed are below.
Plaid Supplies
FolkArt Acrylic Paint – 938 Licorice, 679 Turner's Yellow, 2249 Pueblo, 951 Apple Spice, Matte Mod Podge, Plaid 1 ½" Letter Stencil – #30579, 20mm spouncer brush
Other Supplies
Lo-temp glue gun, 16" straw wreath, Scissors, ¾" flat brush, Unfinished wood circles (six 2" and four 3"), Jute twine, Scrapbook papers in Fall colors (ours were purchased at Hobby Lobby-Paper Factory brand), 1/4 yard sage green burlap, 1 ½ yard tan burlap, foam plate for paints, water, craft knife (or small scissors), cutting mat
- Choose paper pattern for circles and cut paper squares, allowing ½" excess around edges of circle. Apply Mod Podge to front of wood circle and lay wet side down to back side of scrapbook paper, pressing firmly on flat surface to prevent wrinkling or air bubbles. Set circles aside to dry.
- If edge of tan burlap has not been cut straight, pull a thread from weave at side edge and gather/pull across width of burlap to remove the thread. This will create a straight line to follow and use for your cutting guideline; cut along line. From cut edge, measure and mark six 4" strips at side edge and pull threads again at these points to create guidelines for cutting straight strips. Repeat process to cut 3" strips from remaining tan burlap; cut 1" wide strips from green burlap.
- On one end of each 4" wide burlap strip, fold edge under and glue to secure threads in weave at edge. From opposite end, pull thread at center of strip and gather length of burlap. Once gathered, glue remaining end to secure threads and clip pulled thread.
- Wrap and glue gathered burlap strips as desired to cover top and sides of wreath.
- Form a loop with an 8" length of jute and tie ends together to form a hanger. Glue ends to top center at back of wreath, securing well.
- Cut three one yard lengths of jute and tie together in bow at center. Glue back of bow knot to front center near top of wreath.
- Use a 3" wide x 44/45" long strip for each of the three large flowers, and one strip cut in half lengthwise for the two smaller flowers. To form flowers, tie a knot approximately 2" from one end of burlap strip. Twist and coil remaining length of strip around the knot center in a spiral fashion and glue between twisted coils as you wrap. Tuck end of fabric strip to back side and glue ends flat to back to secure coils in place. Refer to photo to glue flowers in place on wreath.
- Squirt a fall-toned paint onto plate (about a teaspoonful) and thin with water to a thick watercolor consistency. Use brush to apply thinned paint to flower to tint it and then use thicker paint in spiral creases to "shade it"; repeat with other colors to tint flowers as desired. Let dry.
- Cut green burlap strips into 10" lengths. Tie knot at center and pull knot with one hand, ends with the other hand to secure and form "V shape. Glue knots of burlap between flower bases for the leaves.
- Use craft knife on cutting mat (or small scissors) to cut around edges of wood circles to remove excess paper; arrange order of shapes as desired for words. Use Licorice and spouncer to stencil letters on circles, allowing spacing for overlaps. Let dry.
- Apply a topcoat of Mod Podge to circles. Let dry.
- Arrange as desired and glue backs of letter circles to lower area of wreath.
Project Tip: Use hair dryer on low heat setting to speed the drying process of acrylic paints.