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Saturday, January 02, 2010
Binding Police?!
Well, the binding saga continues here, and it will probably for quite a while! I've currently got 4 quilts awaiting binding, and not enough time to sit and do them all continuously, so I try to get in one side a night or something. Keep it manageable?
Still, it makes me wonder, and ponder, almost in amazement, no it can't be possible...how many MILES of binding have I sewn down in my quilting life time?! The sheer enormity hits me like an anvil on the head (remember those road-runner cartoons?!) Can it really be that much? Oh yes. When you make BIG bedsized quilts, the amount of binding increases much more than you think it would....
I bet it's miles, don't you? I certainly think so!
There is something soothing about hand stitching down a binding. And my binding rarely varies...I cut the same sizes of strips, continually. They are all joined the same way...their extra "cut off" bonus triangles placed in that tall pretzel jar by my machine like colorful confetti, waiting for a project to use them up. The binding is stitched to every quilt by machine in the same way. Somehow I like to play Russian Roulette, just starting my binding somewhere down one side, and stitching bindly to the next corner, just hoping..praying..that I won't get a dreaded seam IN the corner. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't....but I must enjoy the gamble, because I don't find myself doing a test-run first so I can adjust those seams AWAY from the corners! (What does this say about my personality?? No....don't tell me...I don't want to know!)
This picture is of Oscar on my legs as I proceeded to bind this lovely.....I wasn't sure whether he was telling me to hurry up, or to just stop and pet him, which I ended up doing, because I couldn't move the quilt around with him on it. (And I think he knew that too!)
I had a lovely day at my friend Karen's house yesterday....we shared a lunch, worked on projects, gabbed, gossiped, laughed and enjoyed the day. Thanks Karen!
I leave Monday for Seneca and Pickens, SC! First trips of the year...and tho it isn't far, I'm greatly grateful that it is somewhat SOUTH of me. It's way too dang cold here this morning. Something like 28? at NOON? Nope. Not going out.
I've been tackling paperwork....cleaning...reorganizing...trying to get things ready for my friend Randy who comes in from California on Thursday! She is attending my Bee's retreat with me next weekend....oh FUN FUN FUN! Can't wait to see her. It's the first time she's come to see me since I moved to NC. I tend to catch her everywhere else on the planet, but she is actually coming to my HOUSE! And we have much fun planned....
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Happy New Year!!!!
I don't know if you have a tradition for what goes on on New Year's Eve, but here....usually all bets are off as DH has to run reports for Year End at his work. Month End and Year End always seem to loom ominously.....and the hours take their toll.
So...he worked today....told me he would be late...and I decided, it was a good day to break with tradition and go grab some Mooshoo Pork to go at the hole-in-the-wall chinese take out place near me. MAN...it's been a while since I've had it, and it's messy and wonderful and I was reminded all over again how much I love Mooshoo Pork!! If you have never had it, try it this year. It's almost like eating a chinese burrito....the stir fry yummy-ness is wrapped in a rice wrapper much like a tortilla and a hoisin sauce is spread over the top before wrapping...truly a taste treat!
At the end of my feast, I grabbed MY fortune cookie, eager to see what the words of wisdom would hold for me on this last night of 2009.
"You will have gold pieces by the bushel."
Quickly my smile spread ear to ear.....Gold pieces by the bushel?!?? What else could they be talking about other than my SCRAPS!?? Whoowhooo....that's the right kind of fortune for me...bring on those gold scraps, and throw in some cheddar ones and some orange ones and some yellow ones....I'm ready! :cD
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Buried in Normalcy!
Here I thought I would have so much time to post with being home, but with Christmas, the kitchen remodel, the addition to the quilting machine, and everything going on, my computer time has been severely limited!
But that's okay....you can imagine me enjoying my evenings hand stitching bindings...endless bindings...to my heart's content.
The only hard part is convincing the males of the household to watch something OTHER than sports, or ice road truckers, or alaskan state troopers or whatever it is. Can I PLEASE have something with a PLOT?! We have settled on things like Law & Order, NCIS, CSI, and all sorts of other shows abbreviated by initials.
During the days I've been quilting, intermittently interrupted by poundings, hammerings, drillings, sawings, planings, and other multitudinous man noises.
The granite was installed yesterday and it is BEAUTIFUL. Still no sink..tho we should remedy that today. I bought a sink and faucet that included a soap dispenser as it's 4th hole accessory....but it had to go way on the right side of the sink...I have my garbage disposal on the left...and the soap dispenser is just kinda...ehhh...SO! Today I went and decided to install an instant hot water tap there in that 4th hole instead. May as well go all the way, right? I have loved it at my friend Randy's house....and I didn't think I was going to have room under the cabinet because of the space the garbage disposal and the dishwasher take up, but turns out we can do it, so I am SO anxious to have hot water on tap, much better than having a built in soap dispenser!
I've had emails asking to see how I quilted Carolina Christmas, so I'll post a couple pics here for you. The pieces are fairly small, and it's a busy quilt..and I am limited on TIME mostly, so a beautiful pantograph really adds a lot of nice texture to this quilt and gives it a vintage delicate feel without being too "stuffy" you know? Let's face it..if I'm going to do fancy quilting, it's going to be in big plain areas where it will show. It's the same reason I don't generally stitch in the ditch either by hand or by machine....I want it to show! :c) So here you go...
I've got a fire burning in my wood stove here in the basement studio. Toasty warm! It was 28 degrees when we went out for the hotwater tap.....I have no desire to go out there again, I just can't get into gear when my FEET are cold! And if you think that's funny, just wait until I fly to Wyoming mid January for the Windy City Quilt Festival in Casper! Doesn't that just sound....balmy? :cD I'm bringing my warmest slippers!
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Miles of Binding To Go!
If children have "visions of sugarplums" dancing in their heads...I've got miles of binding dancing in mine!
Bring on the "Home Alone" Marathon! I'm ready! Bring on Holiday Inn and White Christmas...I'm ready!
These are the 3 projects that have come off the machine so far.
First up? the Blue Lady of the Lake variation. I've loved this one for a long time, but you know what? that border was REALLY woooooeyyy....This top is at least 7 to 8 years old. I've learned a lot in that time frame....I quilted it with a floraly kind of design that took oodles of thread and I don't know how many bobbins to do. It took 45 minutes for one pass of the machine, and about 2 days for me to quilt it. Way too dense of quilting for my liking, but hey, I'm still learning.
I'm loading a 4th...the Old Kentucky Album top that was just featured in the latest Quiltmaker Magazine. what you saw there was just the TOP..so now, I think I'm going to quilt it with the baptist fans. I LOVE fans, you know I do, and look how cool they look on this quilt!!
This quilt doesn't even have a name! It was a shop sample that I made before I left Texas I believe. Again...really wide borders and wasn't inspired to do anything in them really. I LOVE the fans.
Funny thing is....I can't put the red binding on this quilt, until I get the Old Kentucky Album one going as well! I think having a quilt running in the machine is just like leaders & enders. You have to have something there so your time is being used in the way it should. Or something like that.
This little ditty was the first. Stephanie from my guild in Columbia gave me a bag that had all these ENDS of pieced panels...you know how it is? You can get so many sections cut from a pieced panel, but what do you do with the odd ends? I made this Kaleidoscope top with them years ago as well. There are orientals and batiks and some others in it. There is one piece of oriental fabric that I just love..it has a waving white kitty that reminds me of Oscar! He only appears in that one section of the quilt. Fun. The orange binding was sent to me from a friend knowing I loved orange,it was what was left over after she used one of my patterns. So it was fun to use it as the binding on this quilt.
On the kitchen remodel....well...the guy just left from doing all the planing work to level the cabinets. It's nearly Christmas, so I won't be able to get the granite installed now until next week...maybe the week after because of New Years? Oh well..it will get done.
Jason and Kim can't make it for Christmas, he has to be to work early the day after, and it's just not worth it for that long of a drive up here. Besides, I'm not cooking! No counters, no sink, right? So...Sounds like the Hunters will be hitting the Fire Mountain All You Can Eat Buffet for Christmas this year! (And you know what? I'm fine with that since there are only 3 of us anyway!)
Happy Christmas Eve, everyone!
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Dear Santa!!
Thank you, Santa for finally giving me a way to clone myself when I didn't think there was a way I could carry on and get it all done!
The Compu-Quilter has been a life saver! Since last (a week ago) Tuesday I have completed the quilting part on 2 quilts, and the 3rd is 3/4 done. In true clone fashion, today I was able to sew, press, attach a binding to the big 106" square blue/white lady of the lake quilt while the third one was happily being quilted on the machine AT. THE. SAME. TIME.
I am a convert! Oh sure, I'll still do a lot of freehand feathers here and there. I love them, and it's easier to freehand that puppy in there than to resize and rotate, but for all the other nifty things this machine can do.....
Thank you thank you thank you, Santa for putting a new spark in my life long love of quilting and making me a very very happy little girl this Christmas!!
I promise to be really really good.....so that next year you can send me something that will cook, clean, vaccuum and do laundry (not to mention fold it and put it away too) for me, deal? :cD
And if THAT is too much to ask...I'll settle for a machine that can bind these quilts by itself instead! ;c)
My Wish For You...
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!
What a year it has been....and what a year we have coming!
I'm trying not to think about the (*@$(*& filthy animal who rear ended me, hit and run style, on Peters Creek Parkway about an hour ago. It just brings me down how someone can just up and take off as soon as I got out of the car to assess the damage!
Luckily it wasn't much. could have been worse.....and I'll even refrain from wishing it was worse on his car than it was on mine!!! Cuz....it's Christmas DANGIT! *feeble smiles*
Maybe my mood is NOT that down, because they opened a BRAND NEW Goodwill complete with Clearance Center on Peters Creek Parkway, and not even a hit and run from behind could wipe this smile off my face!!!!
Okay, so I only bought a couple shirts and a pair of XL pajama pants...all 100% cotton for cutting up for quilting! Throw in 2 blouses for me, and a pair of jeans, and a bill of less than $5 and I'm happy!
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Part 7, The Big Finish!!
You can get to part 7 HERE!
You know, with the snow storm that came through, I completely missed my opportunity to take any decent OUTSIDE pictures! and this is a big quilt. I was able to put it on the rack in my sunroom, which is NOT heated and was more like an ice box than a sun room at this point!
So here you see the front......and the back! The hanging sleeve is even made from the left over cut off parts of the backing after the quilt was quilted.....
I really REALLY love the back! Yes, it could have been a whole nuther quilt, but how many big Christmas quilts does one girl need? And this will travel alot better, two for one. I was happy to find a home for the house blocks that didn't fit in the "Welcome Home" quilt either. And you know what? I used lots LESS of the Christmas fabric I originally thought I'd find a home for too, so guess what...it can wait til next year!
It's been fun working on this with the snow falling outside the past couple of days. We've got the new wood stove fireplace insert installed and upstairs is toasty warm!
This has been a really fun mystery to run for ya'll....how bout we do it again, same time next year? :cD
I feel like a little kid on new skates for the first time, afraid to let go of the rail!
I'm now loading an older quilt top I finished years ago, and I'm going to quilt a simple pantograph on it. The thing that scares me the most? Broken threads & running out of bobbin! I'm so used to being able to just grab that machine by the handles and moving it off, or moving it back and starting where I left off, and now it all has to be directed by where I set the computer and it's a bit frustrating right now.
At the same time, it has put new life in my desire to continue long arm quilting as I go into 15 years of long arming. 1995 can't really be that long ago, can it? I guess it can!
I'm working on the directions for the pieced border for Carolina Christmas. It's about 1/2 done....I hope to get it uploaded by this evening, as last evening just didn't happen! My thoughts here are....get the quilt quilting, and in between, work on the pages for the border. Can I really multi-task this?
On top of everything else, we've been pounded with snow and it is sure beautiful out there! The sun is coming out, just making everything sparkle. Yes, it feels like Christmas in the Carolinas!
I'm now loading an older quilt top I finished years ago, and I'm going to quilt a simple pantograph on it. The thing that scares me the most? Broken threads & running out of bobbin! I'm so used to being able to just grab that machine by the handles and moving it off, or moving it back and starting where I left off, and now it all has to be directed by where I set the computer and it's a bit frustrating right now.
At the same time, it has put new life in my desire to continue long arm quilting as I go into 15 years of long arming. 1995 can't really be that long ago, can it? I guess it can!
I'm working on the directions for the pieced border for Carolina Christmas. It's about 1/2 done....I hope to get it uploaded by this evening, as last evening just didn't happen! My thoughts here are....get the quilt quilting, and in between, work on the pages for the border. Can I really multi-task this?
On top of everything else, we've been pounded with snow and it is sure beautiful out there! The sun is coming out, just making everything sparkle. Yes, it feels like Christmas in the Carolinas!
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Pre-Orders Ready to Roll!
I'm sitting here waiting while my quilting machine is being fiddled with before training...
So..I put the link in the side bar for pre-ordering Adventures with Leaders & Enders!!
Go for it guys! It's going to be great! the book has 12 LARGE quilt patterns and all kinds of thoughts from my head ;c)
So..I put the link in the side bar for pre-ordering Adventures with Leaders & Enders!!
Go for it guys! It's going to be great! the book has 12 LARGE quilt patterns and all kinds of thoughts from my head ;c)
We Have A Cover!!!
I got my first look at the cover of "Adventures With Leaders & Enders" Yesterday! I am so tickled with how colorful it is! YES! This is just what I wanted!
I had sent in little extra 4 patches and 9 patches to be scattered about here and there through the book and some of them landed on the cover! You will notice that some of them are from the Carolina Crossroads mystery before it was put in the first book, those 9 patches with the one odd corner square might just belong to some of you who sent them in to me!
The book goes to the printer on Thursday. From there I will get to go over the proofs one last time before it goes to print....this is the part I love!
In the next few days I'll get my website updated and ready to take pre-orders. The price is the same as the Shirts & Scraptails book, $25.00 plus shipping. I'll also link to it in my side bar (Along with Forest Jane's mystery button!!)
On the counter top thing...this is the part I hate :c( Once the original counter tops were off we found that some additional leveling has to be done professionally, so we are on hold again. Someone should come either Saturday or Sunday, but until then I have no kitchen water, no sink....so it's still doing dishes in the bathtub, which wouldn't be bad except for the sliding glass door on the tub that gets in the way. It's okay. If I can't cook and can't wash dishes, I figure things will be free here for the next few days for me to concentrate on learning the basics of running the compu-quilter on my millenium! We got things hooked up yesterday, and I've been doing some practice lessons on the computer it is hooked to, but no actual stitching has been done yet. I did get some yuck fabric loaded so I can practice on something I don't care about. That will come today.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Oh What A ZOO!!!!
If good things come in Three's...I've got it in spades!
Counter tops come today. It's a good thing because the kitchen is all torn up, no running water in there, doing dishes in either the bathroom sink or the tub....reminds me of being newly weds. *LOL* (with plumbing in an apartment that was iffy at best)
On top of that, I got a call last night that the guy coming to install my compu-quilter to my Millenium is coming...TODAY!! AAUUGHHHH!!! The quilt studio is a disaster. I wanted to be up at 6 to clean it, to make room for what he needs, and I woke up at 8:20!! I know I must have needed the sleep, didn't sleep well the night before.....but still. Embarrassing to have anyone see this mess, it's been a catching ground for everything!
My book "Adventures With Leaders & Enders" is going to print THURSDAY!!!!! Still a few details being ironed out on that at last minute, including the fact that I haven't seen the cover yet and I'm supposed to spend time with my editor on the phone today going over last minute front matter elements? With the compu-quilter guy here and the counter top people?!? Hmmmmm it's going to be interesting to say the least.
I woke up to a lovely in my email this morning tho, Forest Jane has designed another lovely badge for those participating in the Carolina Christmas Mystery! You can right click and save this badge and upload it to your own website/blog. If you can, please link it to the intro page of Carolina Christmas at http://quiltville.com/carolinachristmas.shtml so people can click your badge to get to the page.
I better get going....wish there were some elves to come help me with all this stuff today!!
Monday, December 14, 2009
Carolina Christmas, Part 6!
I just uploaded part 6....so you've got my layout there to look at, but many other layouts are possible depending what you decide to do with your blocks. Let your imagination run wild!
Part 7 will be the optional pieced border..be looking for that toward the weekend. Right now my kitchen is torn up because I have new counters being installed tomorrow. I've been gone a week and needless to say, this house needs help!!! *LOL*
You can find part 6 here!
Friday, December 11, 2009
Quilting Progress..
I've finished quilting the baptist fans in the center of this orphan quilt! I haven't really touched it much since leaving Paris, but between the flight here to AZ, and the time I've had here to work on it in between other things..it's amazing how far you can get just a little bit at a time!
I'm now working on the borders. I don't know if you can see in the border pic that I am just echoing seam lines. Some of the strips get a line of quilting down the center, but if the strip is wide enough, it will get two lines. I'm just playing it by ear. The black inner border is going to get a simple zig zag.....
Yes, It's being quilted with red thread, and I love that you can see the little dots of colors here and there.
We've had a lovely time. Today the weather has been absolutely gorgeous. We even enjoyed a long walk in a nature area (sorry can't remember the name) and loved watching the ducks down by the pond and seeing the desert foliage, etc.
Dinner for my dad is tonight to celebrate his 70th. Tomorrow is the last day (sad) and I am headed home on Sunday!
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
Hello from AZ!
I arrived yesterday after multitudinous airport delays!
We sat on the runway in Greensboro NC for 45 minutes because we were informed it was snowing in Chicago! Good thing I had the hand quilting with me :c) This pic is of the snow through my window upon landing. The only thing it doesn't show is how the snow was blowing SIDEWAYS!! :cP We sat here on the runway while they cleared stuff so we could get to our gate.
Once arriving in Chicago, I barely had time to get from F terminal to C terminal to catch my plane...walked right on board without having to stop and wait..they were already boarding.
Once buckled in, huffing and puffing, we were told we had to wait for the de-icer truck to make its way to us...and that took another 45 minutes! Let me tell you, we were lucky to get OUT of Chicago, in fact, when we landed in Phoenix, I overheard a gate lady telling several frustrated passengers that they were not going anywhere because Chicago had been closed down with nothing going in or out for more than 3 hours. Well, my flight was 3 hours 45 minutes, so I think that we were probably one of the last planes to leave O'Hare!
I met my brother's plane just as he was landing, a few gates down from mine. What a wonderful reunion! We were met by my dad down by baggage claim and off we went to go see my other brother at his office.
I'm having a wonderful reunion with my family. This pic is of my two brothers (both younger than me, yes I am the old one!) and my dad...the 4 of us have not been together at the same time in 7.5 years. Way too long.
Last night we all went to my nephew's high school choir Christmas Concert, and it was fabulous. A real family time of love and support. It was just what I needed to get me into the Holiday spirit.
I met my young niece, Ashley, who is 7 years old. The first time I got to hug and hold her and she is 7. Where do the years go? She has glued herself to my lap and my side, and my heart is full with being loved on by a little girl, a blessing that I have missed in my life since losing my daughter in infancy. I never let myself get too close to little girls because it hurt too much, but even that is healing as I spend this time with family.
And this is getting pretty long and deep, so I'm going to end it here and wish you all the same...the joy of loved ones around you, related or not. We're all on this journey together.
Monday, December 07, 2009
Step 5, Let The Blocks Begin!
It's up and ready folks. I've tried to keep things as simple as possible in this step, even fewer photos because the more photos I seem to put the more confused people get.
You can find step 5 HERE!
It is also linked at the bottom of part 4.
I am leaving in the morning to go visit family in AZ! I'm returning Sunday, the 13th....so you will have almost a week to finish step 5 before we move on to the layouts in step 6.
I will be unavailable to answer questions this coming week. There is however, a world wide wealth of knowledge on the quiltvillechat list so if you have any questions, instead of asking me personally, please direct them to the list! I'll check in when I can. There is a link to joining the list in my right sidebar! ---->
And here I am, hard hat and all....this afternoon my son Jeff and I went to go choose the granite slab that will be my new counter tops come Dec 15th! It's been a long time coming. The color is called Sapphire Jolie...nice, eh? I'm excited about the kitchen re-do, even if we have to do it just a little bit at a time, this step is a BIG one for me...
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well after playing bioshock 2 a zillion times it occurs to me that anyone can be brought back to life if you have there DNA
well after playing bioshock 2 a zillion times it occurs to me that anyone can be brought back to life if you have there DNA
I disagree, the magic of it all outside the Bioshock universe would give you a bowl of spaghetti.
Not everyone. Vita chambers only revive people who didn't die from natural causes. Examples of people you can brig back are Ryan and Suchong cause they died from weapons. Delta cannot cause his heart gave out on the surface.
Plus you have to take you effect the distance of a body to a chamber and being able to hack the chamber with you DNA
well majority of rapture did not die a natural death.
ryan, suchong all can be brought back with reasonable in future games
Interesting idea. it could be possible, but very unlikely with 1960s tech. mind, bioshock isn't exactly realistic, is it?
hmmm... just thinking. would it be possible to bring a cow back by putting a bowl of spaghetti Bolognese in a Vita Chamber?
probably not. but i would like to know if you can bring back a chicken if you put a CAKE in the Vita chamber?
what? oh... are you talking about the eggs that go in a cake? i could happen...
you could probably get it back through a chicken nugget...
Yeah, I'm closing this one too. Whilst it's great to have fun and be silly, using the forum as a chat room isn't acceptable.
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-- -- -- Whole grains to.
All that sounds grades and they make it so easy I just go natural or -- Prime buying cage free eggs -- food made with whole -- -- Says here no high fructose corn syrup.
Now be happy and healthy and many of these products they say -- Green there better for the world.
People believe that I got my audience believes -- how many -- you buy organic program.
I would say half of it.
Organic food is the fastest growing part of the food business sales are growing 12% a year.
But Justin Wilson of the Center for Consumer Freedom says he's more expensive organic and natural foods and other so called environmentally friendly products.
Our justice to him and consumers are still open to Biden.
This stuff you know.
I -- -- strong word I think it's a strong word at the same time you know.
They are letting themselves be led around by the nose I think to a certain extent because it wants to stay ahead of the trend and they have a cool friend of them who says -- -- eat organic or.
What do you mean you don't you know use reusable shopping bags and so it's little would kill her little bit of wanna -- organic so.
What's wrong with -- organic and it cost small -- but.
People say it tastes better.
People may say tastes better but that's often times a placebo effect they've been told that -- eating organic food but of course should be -- better because it's organic food -- paid more for it.
You know what I like to say manure is -- it in organic.
I'm in fact that's how they -- it right I mean that's what that's and -- like most food is grown -- synthetic fertilizer made from nitrogen from the year right organic is natural but it's out there with the cow feces bright and studies have found that in terms of food safety issues that you have a higher likelihood.
With some products -- actually getting food contamination from an organic food and that is not to say that anything unsafe don't be wrong here I am I -- all this stuff and I don't wanna create any kind of panic and the same time.
The actual health benefits of organic.
Are negligible to zero and -- studies have been done I mean over and over and over again so in fact.
Two years ago the British food standards agency which is like RF DA.
Decided -- put to rest.
I'm he said that there's no perceived health benefits and that's exactly what the USDA did you know you see this as as UST organic and it created a program.
That's not a health program under the USDA that's considered a marketing program.
You know people -- that's always better just means that it's all -- marketing it has good marketing and that's that's about all there is too -- let's go on that.
Cage free and he believes existed that I guess this chickens walk around freely rooster hear about it doesn't look happy.
And you would think that the happier birds would -- -- healthier eggs and tastes better I'm sure the roosters -- because he's not doing Agilent and I don't know why they put that on the -- You wonder that.
It's -- cage -- costs more what's wrong.
A cost significantly more six dollars nine dollars I once saw come.
The problem is that the actual health benefits are easier and they're certainly ethical issues to be considered when it comes to cage free aches and the egg producer because normally the birds are core branding and -- can be better control.
And it can keep external pathogens.
Out the reason why they put at -- -- and palaces -- so that the foxes don't get them but they also don't get other disease and that's and there's more to it than that but that's certainly part of congress will more quickly to local flu.
I'm hearing that's kinder the earth.
And better for us sure carbon credits and all that.
You know.
There I typically don't go to dinner party gained more where that we got this all of the farmers' market but if you think that your helping environment.
Because -- farmer put 200 pounds of vegetables.
In the back of an old beat up pickup truck and drove fifty miles with them -- fifty -- -- shorter than 300 worth a thousand miles so -- performer is trucking in a couple hundred pounds.
With a truck to ten miles per gallon back and forth -- exactly see how -- but you know it does become feel good about themselves and give them something to talk about.
Alright local -- gives you sultan to feel good about another is natural natural -- business that's a policy period this is not a new sales pitch.
-- -- like consumer report and days I ran across a pretty silly.
Natural -- Sterling has come out with natural.
-- toys.
-- -- -- -- -- I just I look at those old consumer reporting tapes and but.
Natural food isn't better more than 30% of the products that came to market two years ago had the word natural part of it it is instead -- -- food.
Instead of the -- natural and it's because it worked with consumers consumers -- into it and if you're looking at a shelf and you're looking between two things of Jews.
And you don't know you don't have a preference for one -- priced the same thing will then it's what's on the front of the package that makes these differences -- -- that natural the other one just as Jews.
Be more likely to -- -- Justin Wilson thank you very much is with the Center for Consumer Freedom.
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Local and regional church choirs along with dance and mime ministries will all showcase their talents at the festival. Songs, readings, dance performances and instrumental presentations will highlight the excitement and joy of gospel music to celebrate Black History Month.
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Two programs administered by the Maryville R-II School District's special education department have been de-funded.
District Special Education Director Michelle McCollum recently informed the Board of Education that R-II is losing its High School Transition and Elementary Achievement grants.
She said the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education offered no explanation about why funding is being discontinued. Since 2009, the two grants have provided the district with a total of $30,000.
At Eugene Field Elementary School, $15,000 was used for the school-wide positive behavior support initiative. Across town at the high school, the rest of the money went for a "check and connect" mentoring program.
The funds mostly provided professional development for faculty and staff at both schools.
The positive behavior program is designed to help students learn such character traits as respect and courteousness. "Check and Connect" is a teacher-student mentoring program at Maryville High School aimed at teens who may be in danger of dropping out.
Students are paired with faculty members who monitor grades and and other factors during weekly or even daily meetings.
The grant mostly pays for outside speakers on professional development days.
Last year, only 20 teachers were certified as mentors. Currently all teachers at the high school are capable of mentoring high-risk students.
McCollum believes both programs will be able to continue without the funding.
"We won't be able to have professional development speakers on mentoring," McCollum said. "But thanks to our staff, our teachers can handle 'check and connect.' We should be in good shape. It will look different, but we will still be meeting the needs of the kids in our district."
Though McCollum is confident that the special education program can continue both initiatives, she said the district is currently seeking other forms of funding.
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SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY Faculty, students, and staff in the School of Psychology, Family, and Community strive to become a community of learners:
The program focuses on the development of the self of the therapist through the integration of theory, research, and practice — all within a social-ecology perspective and guided by foundational Christian principles. People are viewed holistically, and training is guided by the values of openness, respect, curiosity, and accountability. Also see the MFT Certificate program overview below. PROGRAM DISTINCTIVES
This degree can be completed in either a two-year (full-time) or three-year (part-time) sequence. In exceptional circumstances students may also have up to four years to complete degree requirements. To maintain active status in the program, students are expected to complete 24 credit hours per year. Exceptions are to be approved by the chair of the marriage and family therapy program. Courses are generally held during mid-afternoon and evening hours, Monday through Thursday, for 10 weeks. A typical full-time schedule is as follows:
Full-time employment is discouraged for those who intend to pursue the two-year program. Full-time employment may be possible for those pursuing the three-year program. However, part-time employment is preferable. Program Curriculum Marriage and Family Therapy program graduates work with individuals, couples, families, and groups. Students will become skilled in providing professional therapeutic techniques in the treatment of family and individual issues based on a systems/relational understanding of people's lives. The program provides a seven-quarter practicum sequence that focuses on the development of the therapist and provides fundamental and comprehensive clinical training. This includes the following:
Accreditation In addition to regional accreditation by the Northwest Commission of Colleges and Universities, the MFT program at Seattle Pacific University holds national accreditation through the Commission of Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE), the accrediting agency for the American Association for Marriage and Family Training programs. AAMFT is the national professional organization dedicated to the practice of marriage and family therapy. Graduates with post-master's degree experience are eligible to apply for licensure through Washington state's Department of Health. Five hundred (500) hours of clinical practice and 100 hours of supervision may be applied toward Washington state MFT licensure if an applicant graduates from the SPU MFT program. Licensure in more states follow COAMFTE curriculum and supervision requirements. GENERAL ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
Listed below is a brief outline of University and program requirements for admission to MFT students. For detailed information on admission, visit The Graduate Center. You may also request an application packet by contacting The Graduate Center at email@example.com or 206-281-2091 or 800-601-0603.
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Admission to the graduate program depends upon recommendation by the MFT faculty and approval from the chair of marriage and family therapy. The entire process is usually completed within 10 weeks after the final deadline date for applications. All students are admitted on a probational status in order to allow faculty to be certain students are fully prepared for placement in an internship site. Full admission is required for placement in an internship site to occur. To be considered for full admission, students must complete a minimum of 11 units in the MFT program, with average GPA of 3.0 or better in all courses, and must be recommended for continuance by MFT faculty. Transfer of Credit MEDICAL FAMILY THERAPY CERTIFICATE The medical field is developing integrated health care teams in medical settings to address the physical, emotional, spiritual, and relational needs of patients. Due to rapid changes in the health care delivery system, which is struggling to provide a model to meet the needs of the consumer, payor and insurer, there is a growing need for sound training in integrative and collaborative health care. Since 1995, the Lancet, the Journal of the American Medical Association, and the New England Journal of Medicine have published studies showing that an integrated treatment protocol resulted in prolonged survival rates, significant cost savings, and an increased quality of life for cancer and heart disease patients. Seattle Pacific University has seen an increase in alumni obtaining jobs in different medical centers working with infertility, cancer, and diabetes. Master's level students with advanced training in medical family therapy can become a vital part of the collaborative health care team. This is an ideal time to join the movement toward integrated health care that focuses upon the needs of the whole person and family system. Program Overview SPU's Medical Family Therapy Certificate program is the only training program on the West Coast geared to training biomedical, psychosocial, and spiritual providers to work in medical settings as a part of an integrated health care team. With its commitment to excellence, service and Christian faith, SPU's School of Psychology, Family, and Community stands ready to offer a bio-psychosocial model of specialized training in collaborative medicine. In addition, this training will the role of spirituality and faith practices in healing and health. SPU's certificate in Medical Family Therapy will prepare health and mental health providers to be leaders in the development of this field. With the training and research emphasis on the role of spirituality in health and healing, our graduates will be equipped to introduce and implement a bio-psychosocial-spiritual model of care into a health care system struggling to be both cost-effective and healing. Coursework There are two options for those interested in obtaining the Medical Family Therapy Certificate.
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This volume is an index to the Wills 1653-1656 registered in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury (PCC).
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Doesn't get any more absurd than this right now the GSA is holding yet another expensive convention but wait.
That's an even the worst part while today TSA workers were -- no luxury hotel and opry land.
At the very same time a house panel was me and Washington to discuss GSA overspending.
House committee hearing -- very heated very quickly that is despite a GSA's officials attempt to outline the agency's.
-- reforms.
Conference -- anticipated costs over a 100000 dollars but -- the approval of the deputy administrator.
Any travel must be essential to the mission of the agency such as conducting litigation or performing building inspections.
Any travel far routine internal meeting at GSA requires a waiver from the administrator of the deputy administrator.
We have canceled 37 previously scheduled conferences.
After the president issued his executive -- we found out there were 77 more conferences around the nation.
I to question the taxpayer wants answered is.
Why are these agencies ignoring the president of the United States over 6000 -- rooms at the Gaylord it in Nashville.
I understand the presidential suite is occupied today is -- TSA employee in the presidential suite.
I do not know it's over 3000 dollars -- night.
You don't know.
I don't know that I would hope not -- mettler.
My friend mr.
Denham I know is very thorough I think you and I both know there's not going to be good news out of this conference somebody saying in that -- sweep tonight I I would almost guarantee you an employee with a base salary of 84000.
Now let -- of this got a 1151000.
Dollars in overtime pay there's something wrong and GSA when you have to pay and employ a 1151000.
Dollars and in overtime.
Transportation infrastructure committee -- John -- joins -- sir and actually I have.
By the way that we now know -- -- in that dep present president's week a -- employee or not.
-- still don't know.
TSA does not -- cooperate with us -- They -- a third level.
Administrators today only on the job a few months the rest of them all productive for cover.
Are now obviously they're set -- I just moments ago we talk about someone getting overtime -- what a 1151000.
You know if we were looking at bonuses -- stumbled across information and actually the media helped us.
I'm cover this fox -- freedom of information.
They give us one -- answers they gave the media and we put it together.
You start adding up some some of these salaries.
And you had people walking away with a quarter of a million dollars was a low base salaries.
And -- here.
The places that.
How to control it did the insanity of that is is that that employee.
Who had 3151000.
Dollar over time.
On top of the Bayside 84000 it would have been a far better deal if we just hired a second personal I think that first 84000 -- to the job we're gonna -- it's not happening now we're back.
Get that would make sense and this is an agency that doesn't makes sense.
And -- spun out of control so the more we dig out you know mr.
Denham and I started when we took over a year and a half ago.
Trying to get information because their administrative costs had soared 300%.
In the year.
And we wanted to know where the money was and they kept stalling and Stonewall on.
But between the media.
Good day.
Yes I did not -- has gotten mostly good -- I really got a better -- find out who's doing okay and can and do some of.
Former administrator is gone the building administrators gone others are gone.
They have been removed fired or have retired -- -- -- but now we're on a second level of scandal.
And -- no one showed up from that second level of scandal.
And there are people who weren't -- who are on tape up.
With that did -- 20000 dollar -- -- that have that 35000 dollars with a picture frames.
When one person took medical leave last Friday I had to reschedule that hearing three times.
I did okay but okay so we got a new new flock who's supposedly now rent a place and I might add that to have by the -- the statistics coming out of that hearing today is that the GSA gobbles up 10%.
Of all the federal government bonus checks.
And -- reflects 1% of total force but but am -- so we're not to like group to run in the GSA since this.
Well we're -- we're down to three -- has.
That seconds here has been involved in these latest scandals and they won't come forward and some of them are stepping aside.
Why in the world.
Do we need a quote Smart paid.
Conference right now going on in operating where artists and whoever that why oh why we need what's a Smart take conference week.
We wouldn't.
We wouldn't know about any of these if we hadn't started digging before what -- -- You got me on that one that's why we've got I've got to investigators.
And the inspector general today.
We asked him to get to the bottom of it to yourself.
We've got to make certain first of all the people who've been responsible for going on with these expensive wasteful conferences are held -- -- Then we've got to make certain that this doesn't happen again and changed the law or administrative pact practice that -- said the agencies.
-- -- -- here's what I know about and what I've read about the conference a Smart pay conference on how Smart does frustrate paying -- and I might add parenthetically but.
It twenty and so what this Smart hate train -- to train conference and it's for banks investing in the -- so called Smart paced system.
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haavarla wrote:All aircraft will most likely loose control in roll direction first upon stalling.
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haavarla wrote:He stated that a fully stalled jet would loose control, normaly in roll direction, and sometimes in Yaw direction. He mention it as a general rule, not specificly the Flanker on a display..
haavarla wrote:What mostly happen is that one wing stall before the other, starts roll over and then u loose the roll control. Quite simple really.Thats what there is to it. This was my earlier statment above.
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LOL kid, Mr.Farley isn't "any BAe test pilot", but a very experienced "driver" and he can say what he said. You can't.
Where does he talk about asymmetrical stall?
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haavarla wrote:So now i can't quote or use his quote as sources to prove you wrong, or prove my point?
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We... definately could eat up anything the Airforce or Navy could throw at us at the time. And thats without using the Phoenix. The very best anyone ever did against us was to die 4 to 1. Elite Airforce squandron out of Japan. Normally they died at 7 to 1 to 12 to 1.
(I got to watch from the TACTs trailer!) One tactic in four on four combat, developed over months on the range and at sea was to close until a set range was reached, (20 nm?), just inside direct aquisition by the zoomies onboard radars, kill their *own* radars to hide, reverse course and accelerate away.The Zoomies would get all "Woo hoo!" and give pursuit. The Tomcats would get 30 nm of seperation between them and their pursuit, out of visual and the F-15's radar range, (at the time) then the two on the left would break left and the two on the right would break right and they would do wide thirty mile turns at high speed.The Zoomies of course, not seeing this, would continue their pursuit and then be horribly surprised when the Tomcats turned their radars back on, 10 miles out and off their port and starboard quarters. (Their biggest radar cross section). Then came the swarm of sparrows and 'winders. It was beautiful to watch.And even you Airforce guys have to acknowledge that that is a good trick to pull. I never saw them come up with a good counter to that in my enlistment.
Now the real show here are the aircrews, of course. These guys rocked. The line up was 25% noobs and transfers from other aircraft types, 25% TopGun grads, and 50% former TopGun instructors! Giving these guys Tomcats that worked as advertised just wasn't fair. A lot of them had dodged AAA and SAMS over North Vietnam. (I was in late 70's early 80's.)So when we fought the Airforce we hurt them. Every time. The BEST they ever did was die 4 to 1 when some elite outfits flying out of bases in Japan challenged us. 7 to 1 was average and sometimes we would just eat reservists.
The reason why I feel I can talk smack in the first place was because my squadron absolutely freakin' mauled the Air Force in every single war game excercise we went up against them in.Navy F-14's vs. Air Force F-15's in most cases.The very best the Air force had to offer, the forward squadrons out of Japan would die before us at a rate of four to one. State side was a constistant seven to one and Air Force reservists squadrons was twelve to one.If any of you Zoomies want to check my math I was in VF-211 between '79 and '83. Fleet average on missile hits was 45%, my outfit averaged 103%, due to extra credit assignments, including downing an SR-71.And then I got enough rank and rate to accompany the away team that went to Nellis Air Force Base during these excercises and was sort of amazed at how much Air Force ground crews seemed like postal workers.Their barracks had house keepers. As in maid service.When one of their ***** groundcrew got blown down by jet exhaust, *the pilot* got in trouble! Actually saw that happen, eyes on, twice in a week! Both times I saw it was going to happen a full minute before it did because both the ground crew guys were OBVIOUSLY not paying attention. We looked at that like arresting somebody because their teeth cut up your knuckles. Seriously guys, your on a freakin' flightline, pull your head out and pay attention! You're on a land based runway for God's Sake! I had to deal with 50 plus turning combat aircraft crammed into five acres of flightdeck!
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