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Megan Makes: DIY Jeweled Collar Sweater
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When I think about holiday dressing, I always think glamour, glitter, sequins and 'jewels', so when I spotted a bedazzled collared tee at loft for over $50 I realized I clearly need to give a little 'love' to a sweater..
And who knew in a few steps, I'd have a Jeweled Collar of my own...for way less.
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Jeweled Beads (I reused mine from an old dress)
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Line up all your supplies, lay sweater flat (make sure it's even) and sort your 'beads'.
Next place 'beads' where you'd like them to go, play around with placements a few times to see what you like the best.
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In my on again, off again duties as WRPSS' Executive Secretary of Historical Affairs, I've been doing some research to answer a query I've received about an Atlanta, Georgia-based RPS league in the 1930s. I'm having trouble finding much documentation, and am about to embark upon a trip to Georgia to conduct interviews with surviving players. The resulting oral history should be compelling and add yet another dimension to our sport's great tradition.
In preliminary telephone interviews with RPS octogenarians, I'm finding via innuendo (nothing direct yet) that there may well have existed in the American South (at the very least) a parallel RPS-Negro League. I AM FLOORED THAT THIS IS ONLY NOW COMING TO LIGHT! Or, rather, have I missed something? I've checked the archives, gone through all the old microfiche files. . .yet I find zip. Smells like a cover-up to me. In fact, when hunting through HQ's newspaper stacks, there does seem to be a dearth of papers collected from the Southern states.
Are you understanding what I'm getting at? There may very well be legions of RPS masters that have gone as yet unheralded, unappreciated,
Anyone who has any information, please contact me. All leads, no matter how seemingly trivial, are critical.
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August 06, 2006, 04:13:43 PM »
Damn. It's about time someone brought up the RPSNL.
Brilliant, you are correct in that most of the information about the Leagues survive only in oral form, however my Great Aunt Genevieve has some old pictures that you are more than welcome to puruse while you're in the DC area (hit me with a PM.) The information below is triangulated from the many stories about the Leagues I remember from my youth. Many of the stories were of the inspirational variety, serving to fill the heads of us young players with glorious tales from the League's Golden Years. I will attempt to restrict my commentary to matters of fact, more or less.
The roots of the RPSNL go back to at least the Civil War (further back, actually, as the game itself comes from Africa, a fact now recognized by all RPS historians.) During the Civil War, RPS tournaments were held in many different Southern cities. Then as now, the promoters of these tournaments were sympathetic to humanitarian concerns, and used the events as a kind of "Underground Railroad." Many of these players, who learned the sport while in Africa, made it all the way up the Railroad to Canada. Quite a few of them settled in Toronto, which explains why RPS is still so strong there today.
The Negro Leagues are correctly termed in the plural, for there were many of them. These included such Leagues as the Mississippi River RPS League, the Zulu Nation League, the Tarheel League, the Friends of RPS, the Memphis Eclipse, and the Atlanta based Huck-a-Buck League. Historically, the very first League was in the late 1800's; it failed after a month. Many of those later groups reached their peak in the late '20s. The players were well known, and were making more money monthly than many others in their respective cities, white or black. This success continued into the 1930's and 1940's. With the onset of WWII, many well-known Black players joined the war effort, which eventually led to the more widespread removal of segregated RPS Leagues.
This segregation initially mirrored society as a whole. Just as there were "white" restaurants and "Black" restaurants, so there were "white" RPS Leagues and "Black" RPS Leagues. Well, at least in theory. My grandfather tells me that although no Black player could be seen at a white RPS tournament, many well known white players were known to appear at Black tournaments. Notable among these was the late Simon "Old Timer" Watson, Sr. He travelled the entire RPSNL circuit, and was a friend to many top players and promoters. Time and time again, according to my grandfather, he was invited to compete in the tournaments, but refused. As he explained it, "My people won't let any of you compete in their tournaments, so I don't think I have the right to compete in yours. I'm just happy to be here." Watson went on to become involved in the civil rights movement in the 1960's.
There were quite a few well known players in the Leagues. Carolan Trimestus of the Huck-a-Bucks followed the familiar "player/promoter" mold in use today, and was renowned for his fast-prime ability. Abraham Walker of the Memphis Eclipse once came in second place in three consecutive tournaments of over a hundred players (but ironically, never won a tournament!) Frank Foster of the Philadelphia City League (no relation to Mr. Urbanus' League of the same name) was a fantastic organizer during the fallout period of the late 50's. He insisted that all Negro League promotions be run by Black entrepreneurs; given the large amount of money the Leagues were making at the time, he rightly considered that the money should stay in the community. Rube "The Barber" Leland carried his barber shears with him during tournaments, and would sharpen them maliciously between matches. Bruce Brownlee was a notorious numbers runner and gangster, as well as owner of the Pittsburgh Playboys RPS League. He was immortalized by Langston Hughes in his poem "Bruce Brownlee is after Me":
Bruce Brownlee is after me
He already owns every cent I ever had
They say Bruce is loose as a goose, and I guess they're right
But I wish he'd be looser with my money
My dreams have been deferred
But Bruce won't defer the five dollars I owe him from Monday night's rochambeau
Rock, you let me down. Feet, keep runnin'
There were several famous players who dabbled in the Leagues, but the only one to achieve respect as a player was singer Wynonie Harris of "Bloodshot Eyes" fame. Harris would arrange tour dates to coincide with major RPSNL tournaments, and typically would emerge in the final eight.
The big question mark is how the Leagues were actually organized. Clearly, between the late 20's and the early 50's some sort of coalition was made to standardize rules and rankings across the Leagues, but I know nothing about how this happened. Hopefully, the names I've given you will help you find what you're looking for.
My compliments and congratulations again on beginning this fascinating area of study. I look forward to any new information you may uncover.
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August 08, 2006, 12:17:12 PM »
Stu, that's one of the best pieces of writing I've ever read on this completely fascinating, yet almost entirely lost period of RPS history.
One of my very first RPS gigs, back when I was in journalism school, was to go to the retirement dinner for Chuck Swalla and try to get short quotes and head shots about "Stripes" from the attendees (It was for the first issue of a newsletter that never materialized). One of the players I spoke with was Rufus "Three Fingers" Elliot who was one of the most distinguished, warm, well-spoken, and truly classy gentlemen I have ever had the honour to meet. I was only able to talk with him for a few minutes, but it was such a pleasure I had (desperately and like a complete amateur) weasled an invitation to visit Mr. Elliot and his wife at his home in Spokane later in the year when I was on vacation. It shall always be one of my all time regrets that I wasn't able to take advantage of this opportunity as he passed away only a few weeks later.
His anecdote about Stripes was too long for my piece, but is one of my favourite RPS stories of all time and, actually may illustrate a little how those early leagues worked -
Rufus was a member of a league in Florida in the late 40s (I'm afraid I don't know which one exactly). He had placed highly at some high-profile open tournaments just after his discharge from the US Navy and was, I gather, the promoters dream; Very young, handsome, good war record, he was quickly signed to an "exclusivity contract" (getting some small guaranteed fee in exchange for competing for only one territory or promoter) and made the poster-boy of the league - his photo and name plastered on tournament notices and handbills state-wide. Unfortunately, after his early easy wins he started to struggle terribly - stringing together a massive run of early exits to poorly skilled (or unknown) players. I remember Rufus chuckling in his rich, mellow, baritone: "I suddenly found out that I was a very small fish in a very big pool. Then I discovered that the pool was full of sharks, a
of sharks."
Rufus quickly became a running joke in the area, his confidence blown, he lost even more spectacularly. Finally, in frustration, the league's promoter... who I seem to recall may have been some relation (a nephew or cousin) to baseball legend Andrew Foster - made a deal to release three-fingers to an outfit based out of Boston in exchange for them allowing their superstar player at the time ("real big fellow, strong too" was the extent of Rufus' recollection of whom exactly) to attend a couple of local Florida tournaments. Anyhow, Rufus was immediately presented in Texas as an unstoppable monster - a superstar who had dominated the Florida leagues, and run out of challenges. Of course this was pure marketing baloney, but immediately goosed ticket sales as locals wanted to come out and see how their local Texan heroes stood up to this new "threat". It was actually a cagey plan by the Texas management. If Rufus regained his earlier form, they could continue to sell tickets based on his outsider status. If he continued to stink, the locals would just look that much stronger over their rival territories.
So Rufus was convinced that this was his last chance to make it as a pro (and it likely was, if he played as poorly in Texas as he did in Florida he would have had trouble getting invited to so much as a pick-up match). He gotten himself all psyched up for his debut tournament in the lonestar state and arrived only to find that his first (closely watched) match was going to be officiated by none other than Chuck Swalla who had overseen some of three-fingers more memorable blow-outs in Florida (it wasn't unusual for Referees to travel a lot more frequently than players as their low wages meant that they had to cover a lot of ground to make a living, not to mention promoters bringing in outside refs reduced the perceived risk of corruption or graft.
Rufus figured he was sunk. He knew that at the first mention of condolence (or encouragement) from the ref, or any hint from Chuck of how badly he had stunk up the Florida circuit his carefully crafted "monster" persona was down the drain, and he'd have to find a new line of work. But before Elliot had a chance to try to hide, Stripes immediately singled him out of the crowd and started berating the young man - deriding him for his "grandstanding" in Florida. "I don't care how badly you beat those (guys) on the coast." Swalla bellowed, loud enough to ensure that everyone in the gym heard, "you try any of that showboat (stuff) in my arena, and I'll toss your (behind) out of here, no matter who you are or what your record is!"
The legend of "Three-fingers" Elliot - master of the Florida leagues was cemented in Texas right then and there and gave a young player the chance to get his career back on track (the fact that Rufus couldn't remember how he did that night leads me to suspect poorly - but I found Mr. Elliot to be equally cagey about his own, considerable, career that followed).
Of course the irony here is that the charming compartmentalized (and I mean by territory, not race) leagues that allowed players to try and reinvent themselves in other parts of the country has been all but eliminated by national (and international) media - of which I've been some part. But I've always thought that particular story contains several important morals about the real heart of this fine sport, and the great women and men who have been called to her service.
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M i/a ster Brilliant
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Wow! Gentlemen, these recollections are truly stunning! And, I must confess, dispiriting to me on a personal level. After all, in my duties as E.D. of Historical Affairs, I should already know most all of this? What have I been doing this whole time? Clearly, I have not been doing the job for which I am paid (or, rather, will be as all my checks to date have been post-dated to 2012 and I am under strict orders not to cash them until then). Also, it would seem that I have been neglecting an entire race in my chronicles of the history of our sport. Yes, I've documented thousands of years of Asian contribution, and I've worked every corner of the Indian continent, chasing tales of pre-Egyptian finger games, but I have been most disrespectful to the African-American players in North America by my ignorance of their very recent contributions.
I'm afraid I've no choice but to tender my resignation, effective immediately. Know that I will endeavor to atone for my disservice to the Society by focusing much of my time to the compilation of a complete oral history of the RPS Negro Leagues. When I have completed my work and presented it to the Society, I would be most grateful to take a non-paid position within Historical Affairs as a junior assistant to the new E.D., in the hopes that my experience will help smooth the transition for this person into a rather demanding position.
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The Komanoff Center for Geriatric & Rehabilitative Medicine is a leading provider of short-term, subacute rehabilitative care. Whether you are recovering from orthopedic surgery or recuperating from another medical issue, our short-term rehabilitation programs will help you get better so you can return home more quickly. What makes us unique? The choice of where you're going to recuperate following your hospitalization is as important as your choice of physician and hospital. You want experienced staff who are experts in their field. The Komanoff Center offers just that and more!
We're hospital-based; a unique designation that means the full resources of Long Beach Medical Center's hospital are immediately available if ever the need arises. This includes immediate access to our state-of-the-art Emergency Department, as well as easy, indoor access to treatment services such as dialysis and wound care & hyperbaric therapy. It also offers peace of mind knowing that hospital-based resident physicians are onsite 24/7, if needed.
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We're shaping the future! Long Beach Medical Center is a training site for some of the future's brightest physicians, hosting a post-graduate Residency Program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and a Fellowship in Geriatric Medicine in affiliation with the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine. These accredited programs ensure that the latest therapies and treatments are being provided to our patients.
High quality care is a hallmark at The Komanoff Center for Geriatric & Rehabilitative Medicine. For the past two years, The Komanoff Center has earned a five-star ranking in overall quality in the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CVMS) Nursing Home Compare listing. Overall quality reflects a review by federal government organizations of quality measures, health inspections, and nurse staffing at The Komanoff Center. We're proud of this earned designation and believe it demonstrates our commitment to the highest standards of quality care for our residents.
Our short-term services assist patients who no longer need hospital care but still require therapeutic services before returning home. We specialize in: • Amputation Rehabilitation • Brain and spinal cord injuries • Intravenous (IV) therapy • Joint replacement • Multiple trauma rehabilitation • Pain management • Paraplegic/quadriplegic care • Post-surgery orthopaedic care • Respiratory/pulmonary care • Reconditioning due to illness or injury • Stroke and speech disorders • Terminal illness/Hospice care • Tracheotomy care • Wound care and Hyperbaric Therapy • Hip Fracture • Post-surgery Cardiac Rehabilitation • Chronic Renal Dialysis A significant benefit is afforded to individuals requiring dialysis treatment while undergoing short-term rehabilitative care. Because the Dialysis Center is on the campus of the Medical Center, patients of the Komanoff Center for Geriatric and Rehabilitative Medicine have easy access to dialysis treatment without leaving the building. This means that on cold, wintry days or rainy weather, even the frailest of patients will be comfortable and warm as they travel through our corridor to their dialysis appointments.
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A note giving credit when it's due. I joined this group a little over a year ago, and made a quick video showing why I thought the bike lanes around Whitmore Sq should be highlighted with green paving. Several other members here, Heather for example, are active advocates for bike safety and I know they regularly communicate with councils about problem areas.
The ACC were shown the link and asked to upgrade the lanes, which has recently actually been finished. Sure, cars still tend to cut the corners and wander all over the place, but now everything short of a separate path has been done to make the bike space stand out. Thanks to everyone involved....
Have concerns about completely segregated cycle lanes. Doesn't it introduce additional road cleaning? And if the cycle lane isn't cleaned regularly… If someone hits the outside kerb it could be dangerous couldn't it?
However, if they are used just in the most congested CBD areas (how does that work?), in addition to bike stations, they could be a great incentive to get more people cycling.
The pic shows one of the lanes im talking about. It's an early shot, so doesn't have the line markings etc. The lanes are alongside the road, and I never encountered any debris etc on them, and was certainly much less than riding on the 'normal' bike lanes where all road debris seems to be swept into the bike lane, or to the left of the shared lane where we are usually forced to ride. Also think a normal vac truck would fit through easily enough when needed. I was more than happy to ride on these lanes, than co-mingle with CBD traffic (I had previously been hit by a vehicle on a CBD street...). Not sure how much has changed since, but these lanes were primarily in the CBD, and provided direct connections between the river bikeway, and from the major entrances to the CBD, and also to the city cycle centres (parking and shower facilities etc). Still, its great to see the ACC being proactive too.
Tank St via Google Maps:
Using www.nearmap.com a clearer view of Tank Street without the shadows. If you move to the right, will see the separated bike lanes on George Street.
Suggest moving in the opposite direction also, towards the Brisbane River. Dual green-coloured bicycle paths, next to a pedestrian path. Much better than the horrid shared path of River Torrens Linear Park.
Womble, I have photos still in my camera taken in Oct-2011 of the finished two-way bike lane on George Street, and the single bike lane in a street that leads away from George Street towards the Brisbane River. If you moved to Adelaide, when was that?
I strongly support separated bike lanes along busy streets, plus for short sections around corners, e.g. the 90 degree corners on the ACC squares where vehicles cut across the bike lanes.If bike lanes have physical separators from travel lanes, then debris from vehicle crashes are less likely to be 'swept' by car tyres into bike lanes.
The Netherlands has many separated cycleways which explains why their cycling rate is 55%. Can you imagine that many regular cyclists in Australia? Cyclists would be the majority, and the media would stop giving rabid drivers a platform to denigrate cyclists.
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So, the Oscars are this weekend. What I'm going to say next should come as absolutely no surprise to anyone: I love watching the Oscars. Love it. Sure, the Academy might take themselves a tad too seriously, but goddamnit that shit is glamorous. I would be overjoyed to win an Oscar someday (for what I'm not sure), but I would be satisfied if I could just host an awesome Oscar party every year that everyone looks forward to and is super fun. I've only attempted this feat once, but like three people showed up (to be fair to myself, I only had like six friends in town at the time). Worse than the attendance numbers, however, was the fact that those three attendees had barely seen any of the movies. Not cool, bros. So, for now, I prefer to just watch the show by myself so I don't have to silently judge my friends for their personality flaw of not being a movie fanatic like myself. (Seriously, what's wrong with people who don't L-O-V-E LOVE the movies!! I'll never understand.)
I'm not really going to do a post about my Oscar thoughts. Or am I? I guess I haven't really decided, even though I am currently typing. Yes, I am annoyed by some of the snubs (Sir Gosling; Albert Brooks; 50/50; et al). Yes, I am also pleased by some of the surprises (Bridesmaids; Gary Oldman, finally!). And, of course, I'm very confused by some of the more, let's call them interesting, choices the Academy made. I just don't feel like I need to make the same comments every other idiot with an internet connection and the ability to find keys on a keyboard is going to be making over the next month. I might write more on the Oscars later, perhaps even dedicating a post to who I want to take home a statue this year. But for now, I have but one request of you, Academy members (because I assume that only Academy members read this blog). I need you to look into these baby blues and explain, TO HIS FACE, why he wasn't nominated. You owe him that much. While you do that, I'll be trying to convince myself to see Hugo, War Horse, and Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close while I wait for Tree of Life to arrive from Netflix.
P.S. I'm going to try to dial it down on my Gosling mania as this blog progresses as I'm pretty sure there are enough Tumblrs that express the breadth our (our = every man, woman and child on earth with a functioning libido) undying devotion to the former Mouseketeer. But I just couldn't resist.


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Vous voudrez toujours porter cette bague éternité en acier inoxydable et à pierres Diamonelle. Griffée de ses 23 pierres DiamonelleMD, vous seule saurez qu'il s'agit d'une réplique.
• Acier inoxydable
• (23) pierres DiamonelleMD rondes de 3 mm (équivaut à 2,30 carats en vrais diamants), griffées et facettées
• Poids moyen combiné gradué en grammes : 2,90
• Mesure environ 1/8 po à son point le plus large
• Sans nickel
• Pays de fabrication : Chine
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Stone missing
Par Basrbara
de Stellarton, N. S.
I would not recommend this ring to anybody....missing a stone...so disappointed...not good quality
Par glenbob
de Vancouver island
( 3 of 4 clients ont trouvé ce commentaire utile)
Par betty
de cape breton
wore this ring once and a stone fell out. returned the ring the next day. pretty but no good with a missing stone.
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I do not recommend this item!
Par Julie
de PETERBOROUGH
I wore it only twice and a stone has already fallen out. Too late to return it and get my money back.
really like it wear it a lot
Par Happy feet
de POWELL RIVER
goes with all like stainless steel
( 6 of 6 clients ont trouvé ce commentaire utile)
Poor quality control
Par TSC shopper
de Brampton, Ontario
I have many pieces of Diamonelle, the quailty used to be better. There was a stone tumbling around in the package when I received it! I tried it on, was uncomfortable, returned it and the bracelet before I even got home. So sad, Diamonelle Showstoppers USED to be a guaranteed purchase for me....not anymore.
( 7 of 7 clients ont trouvé ce commentaire utile)
Lost a stone after the second time
Par RMG
de Richmond
I love Diamonelle and I have purchased many items over the years. I have always being impressed by the quality regardless of the price point. However, during my second time wearing this ring one of the stones just came off. I am really wondering what is happening to the line..is this perhaps a problem with this particular item or is it a problem with the entire line? I am willing to give it one more try to the line with the other items I order over the weekend..but if this has become the norm for the line I am not buying more Diamonelle items.
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Diamonelle is a girls best friend
Par Mars
de Regina, Saskatchewan
Had to get 2 of these. Love them with another ring tucked between. Preferably Diamonelle!
Lovely ring for my index finger
Par EM
de Toronto, ON
To see this ring is to love it. To wear it, is not very comfortable, so I moved it to my index finger and that works better. It is set too high for my ring finger and most uncomfortable. Too bad it isn't a pave setting, flush to itself. At least on my index finger it isn't being set to from both sides.
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Special occasion ring
Par NANETTE
de MISSISSAUGA
Beautiful yet strong and durable workmanship. I'm not worried about the synthetic stone and the metal getting in the way whenever I wear my gloves on it.One negative side though, is the design/thickness makes it uncomfortable as I could feel the pressing tightness in between the space of my two other fingers. (I wear it on my middle finger though.) I would avoid shaking hands on that side where my ring is.Nevertheless, it's an A-okay bling!


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Known for their adrenalized performances, original compositions, and notorious music videos, Greg Anderson and Elizabeth Joy Roe are revolutionizing the piano duo experience for the 21st century. Described as "the most dynamic duo of this generation" by San Francisco Classical Voice, the Anderson & Roe Piano Duo aims to make classical music a relevant and powerful force around the world. Their recent album, When Words Fade (Steinway Label), was released to critical acclaim in 2012 and spent over a dozen weeks at the top of the Billboard Classical Charts, while their Emmy-nominated and self-produced music videos have been viewed by millions on YouTube. The Anderson & Roe Piano Duo has appeared on NPR and MTV, toured extensively around the world, and presented at numerous international leader symposiums. Highlights of the 2013-14 season include tours throughout North America, Asia, and South Africa; an appearance at the Gilmore International Keyboard Festival; a new, all-Mozart album on the Steinway Label; and the release of their ambitious—and literally explosive—music film, The Rite of Spring.
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