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The rain-delayed Samsung Mobile 500 at Texas Motor Speedway left Hamlin singing "Monday, Monday, so good to me."
Still recovering from March 31 surgery to repair the ACL in his left knee, Hamlin took advantage of a wild late-race wreck that eliminated several of the fastest cars--including the dominant Chevrolet of Jeff Gordon--and held off fast-closing Jimmie Johnson to win his second race of the season and the 10th of his career.
Contrary to the sentiment of another popular song, rainy days and Mondays seem to buoy the spirits of Hamlin, who has won three of the past four NASCAR Sprint Cup races run on Monday.
Hamlin surged into the lead past Jeff Burton after a restart on Lap 323 of 334 at the 1.5-mile track. Johnson restarted fifth and dropped back in traffic before making a stirring charge in the final six laps.
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Kyle Busch, Hamlin's teammate at Joe Gibbs Racing, finished third, followed by Kurt Busch and Kasey Kahne, who announced on Wednesday he had signed long-term contract with Hendrick Motorsports and will leave Richard Petty Motorsports at the end of the season.
Mark Martin, Kevin Harvick, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Martin Truex Jr. and Greg Biffle completed the top 10.
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Johnson and Gordon raced more like rivals than Hendrick Motorsports teammates. When Gordon, who led a race-high 124 laps, passed Johnson for second place off Turn 4 on Lap 240, contact between their Chevrolets left a tire mark on the right side of Gordon's No. 24.
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There are many issues about sharing a persons personal medical data with other organisations and companies, some issues are big and others are much smaller. For me, it causes many issues. I'm not afraid to share with the world that I have a heart condition, caused by a lack of fibrillin gene meaning my aorta just keeps expanding. In fact, that's pretty rare in itself, admitting it can stop people wanting to hire me, because even though it's controlled - I pose too much of a risk.
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For naps, I used to be able to nurse them, put one in a swing, one in a bouncy chair, turn on the TV and walk away. Five minutes later, they would be sleeping. This past week, it's been absolute torture, as they will not have this routine anymore and it ends up being 30-45 minutes of crying/switching off between twins to see who is more tired.
At night time, they have always woken up frequently, but it's getting to the point where I am going insane. They sleep well for the first hour, then they are up either every hour, or every 15 to 20 minutes. If it's a good night, I might have 2 hours of continuous sleep. They're not sick anymore, and they're not teething (DS has 8 teeth, and DD has 4!). I think they wake each other up (they share a crib - no room to get 2 cribs). I need to have them in the same room, because if they're in separate rooms, I won't be able to get any sleep walking back and forth between rooms)
I try to nurse them back to sleep, and will either put one in the crib, or just sleep with one baby. But, sleeping with one baby is difficult because I only have a twin bed in the nursery, and if the other wakes, then I have to carefully put the sleeping baby that was on the bed, into the crib, so that I can bring the crying/awake baby to bed to nurse. Does that make sense?? Last night, DD woke up and stayed awake for 2 hours. When I finally got her to sleep, DS woke up and I was up for a while getting him back to bed...and then the cycle continued.
I try not to wake DH because he needs to be able to function at work, and I usually try to nap during the day when the twins nap.
But, I'm going back to work in January, and this.cannot.continue. I will be a basket case.
I have no help during the day. My parents only come over (they live across town and are older) twice a week to pick up DD1 from school and stay for 40 minutes, enough time for me to make dinner. I pick up DD1 the other days.
Thoughts? How do you co-sleep with 10 month old twins who wake frequently? We coslept with DD1 when she was a baby, so I'm not opposed to it. I just don't "get it"...what size bed is a good size? what happens when they wake and don't want to go back to sleep?
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my guys start out the night in their own crib. in a fit of desperation we separated them about a month ago. when theywake up i move them into a full size bed with me. i sleep in the middle, the bed is up against the wall and one of the cribs is on the other side. i sleep in between them. not very nice for my back but ah well.
when we were in the throws of that, someone on this board suggested the "no cry sleep solution" book. it did not make them into sleep through the night babies, but it did help A LOT. i had forgotten much of the practical sleep stuff that we practiced with our olders in my tired haze.
also, we had purchased a king size mattress (it is nothing fancy, but does the trick) and ended up putting it on the floor (no frame). i turned our master bedroom into a giant crib. babies slept with me, which meant that when they woke, i rolled from side to side to nurse and they went right back to sleep most times. this may help you, rather than having to get out of bed, pick them up, wait for them to nod off, etc. since the mattress was on the floor, i was not worried about them rolling/falling off. also, we put a basket of books and a basket of a few toys near the bed, too, so when they woke, they crawled off the bed and they would sit and look at books or play, rather than crying or wanting to leave the bedroom right away (more sleep for mama!!).
also, if your husband is not helping at night, i would ask your husband to let you sleep in on the weekends. you really need to get in as much as you can, and you should not feel guilty. twin babies is a whole different ballgame than singletons. that being said, i know how you feel about not wanting to disturb his sleep - i was the same way, but i hit a point where is was not possible to do it on my own.
as much as this stinks, try to remember that this is just a phase (hard to imagine, right? ). they will eventually be sleeping better. sometimes just knowing that it isn't forever helps.... hope that helps and keep us posted!
For naps, I nurse them down separately. One plays on the floor (or cries ) while I put the other down. I've also started getting more strict. When I lay with them on the bed, they either nurse or they go in the crib. The bed is not for playing. It's too hard trying to put them (and dd1- 4 yo) down on my own to handle a truly extended time.
In the morning I give both babies and dd1 to dh while he showers, gets dressed and has breakfast. This buys me a blissful hour of sleep by myself. He doesn't do diapers or feeding, so it doesn't reduce my workload, but it makes the work easier to handle.
When we only had one crib, I used to do like you and sleep with one while the other was in the crib. When the crib babe woke, that one would come out and the other would go in. A big bed is essential. Otherwise, I'd drop it to the floor so I wouldn't have to worry about them falling out. I've even slept with them on the floor, when desperate.
I've never figured out how to cosleep with both, but they've gotten used to the movement and usually stay awake for transfers now. Just know that when you're up at midnight, 1am, 2am etc. I'm up with you as well. You are not alone.
Hopefully this is a stage and they'll grow out of it because I too am at the end of my rope.
I love co-sleeping, but I SO regret not having some kind of routine/structure to getting them asleep. I regret not teaching them how to go to sleep without me. Unfortunately, many things got (and still get) sacrificed because of the lack of sleep- including things I'll never get back. I sacrificed so much thinking that when they got older I would have that time back, and now that has cost me significantly.
Just want to offer up support to do what feels right for you. Sometimes I feel as moms we sacrifice ourselves, partners, etc. to attachment parent. One of my twins said to me the other morning after waking up next to me, "Mommy, how come me not sleeping in me bed? Cause me love you mommy!"
If nursing isn't working, there is also the rocking chair while patting a rhythm on their diaper or back. I used that sometimes, too.
Good luck.
10 months was when separation anxiety really started to hit. Maybe they just need the reassurance of having you nearby right now.
Why are you sure they are not teething? They teethe on and off pretty much constantly until they get their 1st four molars. Then there is a respite until the 2nd set of four molars come in.
When mine wake up frequently, it tends to be one of three reasons: 1) teething 2) sick 3) need reassurance that I'm still nearby (and 4 is if they get cold).
it's kind of a blur to me, but i think at that time i was still sleeping with both of them most of the night, with DH in another room. one on either side to facilitate nursing back to sleep as needed. the arrangement let everyone sleep as much as possible. i started them in their cribs for the night, but that's usually how we ended up.
in hindsight, i was reliant on nursing them to sleep for too long. i should have gently taught them to fall asleep another way earlier on, for sure. i'm not talking CIO, but like... when they were that age, i remember not even believing that babies could possibly fall asleep with just cuddling... because mine did NOT! it worked well for a long time for sure, and with no help from my DH either, i was hesitant to ditch something that was so reliable. but then i wouldn't want to night wean at 10mos necessarily. it's a sticky situation.
i ended up night weaning (and completely weaning, it was last to go) my boys at 15 months. it was surprisingly not traumatic for anyone involved, and they started to sleep through IMMEDIATELY after. it was like a switch flipped. they needed to learn to fall asleep without nursing. i didn't believe it until it happened to me.
to give you a sense of hope... they are going to be 2 in january and they sleep really well, in their own beds (twin mattresses on the floor) all night. there is a light at the end of the tunnel. just don't be afraid to move on from a technique that isn't working because you're afraid that nothing else will work. that is the biggest baby sleep lesson i have learned, for sure!
and have you considered baby-proofing their room and putting a big mattress on the floor instead of the cribs? then, when they wake, you can just go lay with them? i wish i would have done that way sooner, too... the cribs are really a pain... so much easier to go in and lay with them, then you can sneak out (or just stay passed out, as the case may be!).
feel good. you'll figure it out. 10mos is the worst time ever for sleep. you'll get through it. the first year with twins is so so so so so hard, and the lack of sleep thing is a major part of it. the second year, things start to get so much easier! you are doing great!!!!!
The past month has been rough, but we are making progress. Here's my story.
We moved them into their own room when they were about 5 months. They make enough sleep noises that DH and I weren't sleeping well. I think that us being awake made it more likely that they would be awake.
I sleep with a monitor. When one would wake, I would go nurse her. I would then get the other up to nurse. I figured my chances were better to get a bit more sleep if I pushed them to keep a similar schedule. Somewhere around 7 months old, I changed this and noticed that one of them would sleep for a nice long time if not woken. Then I started sleeping light and rushing over to grab one at the first noise so that her sister would stay asleep.
Somewhere along the way in this process, we thought that maybe the baby who was getting up to nurse was just doing it out of habit, not out of need for sustenance. When the fussing would start, DH would go comfort her. She has done pretty well with this. If she won't calm down, he brings her to me. If the other baby wakes and both are crying, I take one. Last night, the one I had did not even request to nurse.
I felt bad for DH, since he was working and not getting a full nights sleep. But he assured me that in order for me to function at work, I was going to have to get more sleep, so he was willing to get less for a while.
We are both tired, but it hasn't been too bad. And the babies are getting better. They both sleep through the night about half of the time.
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I think it was largely because I expected they would be settling down on the hourly feeding round the clock....and it was just the same
I started trying to make more time for me without physical contact with them in the day time (a walk round the block, shower where i'd switch off...whatever helps you feel fresh) and that really helped.
We co sleep without my dh in a king sized bed (after we reconciled at 5 months he has been welcome there for other than sleeping ) and like mamaof5boys I do wish i'd set more boundaries earlier on (but still not sure how i'd do it )
At around 22 months, so just recently, i decided to do more cuddles in the night and would b'feed them *before* bedtime, and then cuddle them until they slept (singing, soothing noises, patting backs etc) so although there were some tears i'm now only feeding them 2-3 times a night each max.
it will pass and you're doing great mama
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Last week was a little better. I was able to continue my routine of putting one in a swing, and one in the bouncy chair. I can only do this for naps. Night time is a completely different story, as neither baby will take to DH.
I tried the No Cry Sleep Solution with my DD1, and did not have a lot of success with it...but I'll try it again.
We've been sleeping more (twins and I) on the twin bed, and I have been able to get 2 hours of consecutive sleep. DH and I will buy a double bed very, very soon.
I will keep you all posted.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for listening to me, and giving me some helpful advice. I can't talk to friends IRL, because all they tell me to do is let the twins CIO, and I refuse to.
Here is some of the philosophy of the book:
Babies will not sleep well when they are sleep deprived (not getting enough sleep). It's a vicious cycle kind of thing. Also, babies go to sleep easier when they are just starting to get tired, not when they are overtired and showing signs of it like being cranky/fussy. I would say that your babies are probably at an age where if they've been up for 3-4 hrs, then it's time for a nap. Some signs of drowsiness are not keeping eye contact, less movement or interacting, glassy eyed stare. If you catch them when they are in this stage they go to sleep a lot easier. Also creating a routine helps. Oh, and the author calls it sleep training. I am not an avid fan of the book, but it gave me some ideas that have helped me so much.
I feel your pain! My singletons were not the best sleepers. (In fact I have a 2 yo that still sleeps with me and wakes at night.) My twins are #7/8 and I did cosleeping with my others and realized that wasn't going to work with twins. They are 4 mths old now and sleep pretty well at night most of the time, and fairly well during the day too, and we don't cosleep. I just used those simple ideas in my own way. It has taken some time, and a tiny bit of crying occassionally, but they are much better sleepers than any of my other kids have been.
Update - Well, the twins are 11 months now, and I am still at my breaking point. Sigh.
We moved DD1's double bed into the babies room. The first night was great - we "slept" through the night (with many night wakings, but I was always able to nurse them back to sleep). But, lately, my DD2 will wake up and stay up. For hours. And, to make matters worse, she won't let me rock her in the rocking chair, sit her on my lap in the chair. I have to walk her. And, walk her for hours. She was up almost 3 hours last night. And that's when I just start babbling...saying things I just don't mean - like, how I hate her and that I don't love her. My tone is mean and angry, and I am aware of this, but I am just so sleep deprived and tired at this point. I feel horrible even as I say them.She woke up DS, then at 230am, I had 2 crying babies. DH took DD2,but she just kept crying (the twins do not take to DH at night). I finally got DS to sleep, and stayed up for a couple more hours with DD2, until she finally fell asleep.
I've tried the Pantley book (not working). I'm just griping and whining. I just needed to vent. Tonight's a different night. Hopefully it's better than what I've had.
Will keep you posted.
Do you wear your DD when she can't sleep? I found that with all 3 of mine when they were that age to around 18 mos, when they got overtired they just wanted me to walk them around. Same as you are talking about.
BUT when I tied them into the mei tai they were in effect swaddled and couldn't fight me as much. They tried, but were snug against me. I could then rock them or bounce on the ball (if I had energy for that, depending how late it was!) and within 10-15 minutes they'd stop crying and start drifting off to sleep. The mei tai was great because when they'd fallen asleep I could just lie down on the bed, untie it, and they'd be asleep on it. Slings & wraps wouldn't work to put them down easily like that. The mei tai was our go-to thing when all else failed. And the great thing about it? Once they got used to that happening, my DH started stepping in and doing it, too. So I got a break from constantly holding a baby! Yes, they fought that at first and wanted me, but you know what? They got used to it.
I highly recommend trying wearing them down to sleep when they're overtired like that, and also incorporating your DH more, even if they don't like it. They're never going to like it if they don't get used to it, and it's obviously not good for your health (emotional or physical) to be the only one dealing with this.
oh, one of mine did that around that age. sucks!
what i eventually did was childproof the guest room and if he woke up... fine. i just let him play and do whatever and i just went to sleep in there with him....
i also may or may not have put on a movie in the middle of the night when the poop hit the fan and i thought i was going to die from lack of sleep! not a popular thought, but there you go.
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Tweets like that, I hope, become more common place. Are people disrespecting of the police? Despite how much they do for us? All the work the police did for this Boston bombing was insane. Once again, to all the law enforcement officials who put their lives on the line everyday, THANK YOU https://twitter.com/darrenPwhite/status/325411093117816832
I dislike the idea that anyone can become a police officer, with little to no training. In Ancient Rome, the town guard was trained for years before being able to even put on a uniform. This lack of training in modern-day police causes apathy and corruption.
People will say, "-blam!- the police," but the second they need help, they will call them.
Few police actually do stuff like this.
Definitely. People seem to see the police as bullies and oppressors, rather than protectors. While there are police who do fit that stereotype, most are just people doing their jobs, and risking their lives.
Edited by Co M4N: 4/20/2013 1:31:58 AMI do think they are underappreciated. Its the few that are complete wankers, corrupt and just down right being a dick that damage their image quite a bit.


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Around 6 p.m., several people spotted a man near the shop on the 7000 block of Soquel Avenue, said Santa Cruz County sheriff's deputy Ryan Kennedy.
About 6:05 p.m. in the business' rear parking lot, a gray Audi A3 caught fire. Central firefighters doused the blaze in about five minutes, said Battalion Chief Steve Walsh.
The Audi was destroyed, and a limousine parked next to it sustained heat damage.
Deputies retrieved surveillance images and a video from nearby shops.
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Firefighters saved a dog from a fire at a two-story Victorian home on the 400 block of Center Street on Monday night.
No one was injured in the 9 p.m. blaze, said Santa Cruz Fire Battalion Chief Mike Venezio. About eight people were displaced in the home, which was split in to apartments.
The fire apparently started when dog toys, balls and a leash fell on to a wall heater on the first floor and caught fire, firefighters said. The blaze spread to a bookcase.
Firefighters arrived and found smoke coming from windows.
Smoke alarms alerted residents to evacuate. Residents told firefighters that a dog might be inside. Firefighters found the building filled with smoke and the living room walls on fire, Venezio said.
Firefighters found the small brown dog in a bathtub on the first floor. It was conscious, "in good shape" and reunited with its owner, Venezio said.
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A 46-year-old bodyboarder drowned Friday afternoon in heavy surf in the waters known as the "toilet bowl" near Steamer Lane, according to autopsy results released by the Santa Cruz County Coroner's Office on Tuesday.
Santa Cruz firefighters said James Zenk of Mountain View was bodyboarding near Its Beach when Santa Cruz Fire rescue swimmers on a rescue ski talked to him about 4:30 p.m.
Zenk said he was OK and waved them off, but he was sucked into a rocky area closer to Steamer Lane and dashed against rocks minutes later where he drowned despite rescue efforts.
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Police arrested a 21-year-old Watsonville gang member who ditched a loaded handgun while running from police Tuesday afternoon.
About 12:40 p.m., two men were reported in a fight on Bockius Street, said Watsonville police Sgt. Morgan Chappell. Police found the men about a block away on the 100 block of Grant Street.
An officer tried to detain them but they ran, Chappell said. Police said one of the men, Gustavo Chavez threw a loaded gun over a backyard fence -- which officers later recovered. Chavez resisted arrest but was apprehended on suspicion of being a gang member in possession of a loaded gun, Chappell said.
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Authorities found a loaded gun on a 55-year-old Brookdale man who was arrested on suspicion of DUI early Saturday morning.
About 12:30 a.m. on southbound Highway 9 near Glen Arbor Road, a CHP officer spotted a gray Mercedes with an expired registration sticker, said CHP officer Brad Sadek. The officer stopped the driver, and the driver got out of the car and approached the officer, Sadek said.
Mark David Mora, the driver, appeared intoxicated and failed sobriety tests, according to the CHP. An officer searched Mora and found a loaded handgun in his pants. Mora was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and carrying a concealed, loaded weapon on his person and in a vehicle.


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1:55pm Wednesday 28th May 2014
PUPILS from St Wilfrid's Catholic Primary School have struck gold in an award scheme which is aimed at celebrating achievements by PTAs.
The school's PTFA is the north of England regional winner in the Changing the Life of the School category of the PTA-UK Gold Star Awards 2014.
St Wilfrid's School will receive £500 for its PTFA, which will represent the north of England at an awards ceremony in London on June 11, where the overall winner in the category will be announced.
PTA-UK represents the biggest network of PTA fundraisers in the UK, and acts as a voice for PTAs and parents.
St Wilfrid's entered its Young PTA into the Gold Star Awards, and Young PTA leader Sam Newey was delighted with news at the regional accolade.
"What is exciting is to be awarded such an accolade for the work the children really enjoy doing," she said.
"To win £500 is the icing on the cake as it will enable the Young PTA to make a bigger difference in what they provide for the school this year."
Liz Segrott, chairman of the school's PTFA, said: "The fantastic work our young community undertake adds so much value to school life. I'm so proud of everyone for their contributions."
Karen Wood, PTA-UK adviser for the north west, said to make it through to the national finals as one of five regional winners was "an amazing feat," and she wished St Wilfrid's the best in the finals.
"The Gold Star awards recognise and reward the everyday achievements of PTAs throughout the region, and it's easy to see why the judges liked the St Wilfrid's application," she said.
The school has a Young PTA which originated from the children of the PTA committee.
"The children tagged along with their parents to PTA events, helping them to set up events, assisting and clearing up," said Karen.
"They soon became known as the Young PTA, whose efforts were recognised at the end of the year with the award of medals and a public thank you as assembly.
"The Young PTA, working closely with their older counterparts, has gone from strength to strength and is now a more formal group."
The Young PTA decides on its own fundraisers and supports the main PTA by funding something on the school's wish list. It also supports its own charity, currently the young oncology unit at the Christie Hospital.
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You will have symptoms related to high RBCs such as disturbed vision, headache, and flushing, if you are symptomatic. If you are not, your physician may choose not to treat it. Drawing blood is only temporary, as your body is going to immediately start building new red blood cells to replace the ones you drew off, so I don't recommend it. It is usually only used in an emergency basis. There are drugs that can decrease your RBCs, and your physician will determine if you need them or not.
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Although a high red blood cell count is not a specific disease, it may be a sign of an underlying problem. Causes can be high altitude, smoking related, right-sided heart failure, pulmonary fibrosis, polycythemia vera, kidney disease, and steroid use, to name a few. Treatment of a high red blood cell count is directed at the underlying cause. I cannot tell you how to treat it, because you do not know the cause.
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We'd think that this might work:
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It doesn't - it only displays the Content of the contact page. The reason for this is that the model object is returned from Page(), but Form is a method of the controller. That makes sense, really. It's sort of weird to be getting a display from the model.
However, that's what we're expected to do here, for some reason, because that's what the Page controller method returns. Would it make more sense if it returned a controller object of some kind? Or should the Form display be passed through the model as well (seems messy to me!).
This is a problem others have had:
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Heterogeneous Demand Responses to Discrete Price Changes
This paper discusses the probability of exploiting price variations that may occur during the survey period of any household expenditure survey in order to identify heterogeneous demand responses to discrete price changes. This is possible since expenditure survey contain usually a large number of observations. In this paper we illustrate the feasibility of the approach in the case pf the demand for lottery tickets. The exercise is made difficult because of the sampling process, which generates our data We purpose a reduced form model of purchase, which allows identification of heyerogeneous responses to changes in the roller state (i.e. whether last week jackpot has been added to the current jackpot).We show that there is subtantial heterogeneity in the population both in the normal expenditure levels and the reaction to a jackpot rollover.
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India-based Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and the Venezuelan state oil company, Petroleos de Venezuela, SA (PdVSA) have signed a Joint Study Agreement for Ayacucho Block 8 in Orinoco Oil Belt in Venezuela.
As per the study agreement, both the parties will jointly evaluate the development plan for Ayacucho 8.
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Floral Delight Applique
This weekend, I finished the last stitches on the Floral Delight applique from the Lancaster class I took with Linda M. Poole.
Linda teaches a freezer paper and glue stick method of applique. Draw your shapes on freezer paper and cut them out. Then use a glue stick to fold over your applique edges. Stitch all the layered sections together before appliquing the sections to your background fabric. With the paper still in.
I found it very difficult to stitch the flower pieces on top of each other and not catch the paper underneath. They took forever to stitch.
I was really worried the entire time I was stitching about having to cut the background once it's all done to get the freezer paper out. I didn't need to be, it was super easy to get the paper out. Just a bit of soaking in water, trimming the background and all of the papers came out with ease.
Would I use this technique again.. probably. I do like it better than needle-turn so far. Next I want to try the spray starch method.
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Jeb Bush Ponders Future, Not Knowing What It Holds
By ABBY GOODNOUGH
Published: January 2, 2007
When the same old irksome question popped up recently at one of his final public events here, Gov. Jeb Bush, addressing Spanish-speaking reporters, gave an atypically dramatic answer: ''Yo no tengo futuro,'' or ''I have no future.''
His words set off round-the-world buzz, with The Daily Telegraph of London going so far as to call them ''a recognition by the Bush family that their dynastic reign in American politics is drawing to a close.''
But in fact, the question lives on. Mr. Bush's spokeswoman said last week that he made the comment jokingly, and when asked about it later in an e-mail message, Mr. Bush himself replied, ''I was misunderstood by a reporter.''
He did not elaborate, leaving the world to know only this much: Half his life after he arrived in Miami as a 27-year-old real estate salesman, Governor Bush returns here this week without the title before his name and, he insists, without knowing what his future holds.
''We're in the preface of the new book in my life and I just don't know yet,'' he told reporters last month in Tallahassee, a day after his official portrait, with a Bible and a BlackBerry in the background, was unveiled at the Governor's Mansion. ''I'm going to take some time off, hopefully do a little fishing, golfing, resting, reading, exercising. And I've got to make a living, so I'll figure it out probably in January.''
Florida, too, has some readjusting to do. After eight years in office, Mr. Bush, 53, is leaving as one of the most popular and prominent governors in state history, not least because of his relationship to President Bush (brother) and former President George Bush (son). Succeeding him is Attorney General Charlie Crist, who is Republican like Mr. Bush but otherwise starkly different.
Despite the wishful prodding of admirers, Mr. Bush has adamantly ruled out a presidential campaign of his own next year, saying that he wants only to return to Miami with his wife, Columba, and their cat, Sugar. Yet rumors about his future have burst forth as regularly as exotic species in the Everglades -- among them that he would be the next commissioner of the National Football League, run for Senate or become Senator John McCain's running mate if Mr. McCain won the Republican nomination for president in 2008.
''The presidency is out of the question at this point because of Bush fatigue,'' said Peter Schweizer, a fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford who wrote ''The Bushes: A Dynasty'' with his wife, Rochelle. ''But the vice presidential slot is something that's very much in play. He's a successful governor of an important state, he helps shore up relations with the social conservatives and he has the Bush money machine.''
One of Mr. Bush's former chiefs of staff has gone to work for Mr. McCain's exploratory committee, but several other former aides have signed up with Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, another probable Republican contender.
''Jeb is a policy-driven guy,'' Mr. Schweizer said. ''If he can be a vice president that plays some kind of a policy role as Cheney has, as Gore did in the Clinton administration, then Jeb Bush will be interested.''
Many assume that for now -- at least partly at the urging of his wife, described as shy and eager to be out of the public eye -- Mr. Bush will return to the private sector. He reported a net worth of $1.4 million in 2005, down from $2.4 million in 1998.
He was a partner in a major real estate development firm here until his first, unsuccessful run for governor in 1994, but Mr. Schweizer predicted that Mr. Bush might now seek out work involving the bioscience industry or the Latin American economy, both of which ''he seems particularly animated by.''
All indications notwithstanding, ardent admirers like Grover Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reform, are not giving up on the prospect of Mr. Bush jumping into the presidential race next year, especially if Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York becomes the Democratic candidate.
''He could step in later than anybody else,'' Mr. Norquist said. ''You can run for president with the last name of Bush, even though there is and will be Bush fatigue, in a year that you're likely to be running against someone whose last name is Clinton.''
For the time being, Mr. Bush bought a car, a Chrysler 300C, and rented a $5,500-per-month, 3,949-square-foot condominium in Segovia Tower, a luxury building overlooking a golf course in lush Coral Gables.
''I have no idea what I will be doing next,'' he wrote by e-mail from Boca Chica, Fla., where he was vacationing with his parents. ''My priorities are to hang out with my beloved wife (until she can't take it anymore! :)), work out every day and figure out what I will do next with my life.''
As for the continued speculation, he wrote: ''I am flattered that all sorts of people are interested in what I am going to do and many have offered advice as well. That will all subside soon.''
Small signs suggest, however, that he will have a hard time giving up executive powers. He told reporters that while buying furniture recently, he had to stifle the urge to tell the store owner a better way of doing business -- a trait his adversaries say they will not miss.


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The Original Red Ranger Gets The S.H. Figuarts Treatment In September
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers celebrated its 25th anniversary last year, but its Super Sentai source material from Japan is set to hit an even bigger milestone next year as Shotaro Ishinimori's Himitsu Sentai Gorenger turns 40. Fans won't have to wait to celebrate, however, as Bandia will release the series' uncommonly athletic leader Akarenger (Red Ranger) in S.H. Figuarts action figure form this September.
Standing approximately 6″ tall, the upcoming Akarenger figure will come packed with his Red Bute (in both whip and spear forms), Silver Shot pistol, throwable Birdies and a grenade for a proper "Gorenger Storm" group attack.
Bandai's listed the figure for preorder for ¥4,860 (about $47.75 USD), but North American distributor Bluefin Tamashii Nations has confirmed the figure will be available domestically, with specific release details forthcoming. It's safe to assume the figure will follow the Japan release by about a month for around $45 or so.
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Any person applying for or receiving vocational rehabilitation services who is dissatisfied with regard to the furnishing or denial of services, may file a request for an administrative review and redetermination of that action in accordance with rules of the opportunities for Ohioans with disabilities agency. When the person is dissatisfied with the finding of this administrative review, the person is entitled, in accordance with agency rules and in accordance with Chapter 119. of the Revised Code, to a fair hearing before the executive director of the agency.
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College Student Passes Out Flowers to Strangers to Brighten Their Day
According to Nathan Ira, "It doesn't matter who you are or where you've been, you're dealing with something difficult."
So the 23-year-old decided to do something about this. The cook and college student at Montana State University started a project in which he hands strangers a flower in hopes of lightening their loads.
The strangers aren't completely random — Ira says he's more likely to approach somebody who looks like they are having a tough day. And when he does hand them the flower it comes with a note which says "For whatever you are dealing with, you deserve this." The note also includes Ira's email address and asks the recipient to write him if the gift meant anything to them.
Ira then chronicals these responses on his website 'You Deserve A Flower.' Here is an example of one he received last week:
Thank you very much for the pick me up today Nathan! I can't even remember the last time I received a flower. It's the simple things that remind us of the beauty in life. Thanks for sharing the love my friend. I hope you feel the love in return.
Love, Nicki"
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TRACII GUNS On Raiding The Rock Vault Show - "Adding Songs Or Changing The Set A Little From Night To Night Isn't Really That Difficult Of A Thing To Do"
February 15, 2013, 4 years ago
The history of rock 'n' roll will come to life like never before when Raiding The Rock Vault, a one-of-a-kind rock concert experience boasting the ultimate set list, kicks off a year-long run Saturday, March 9th at the LVH – Las Vegas Hotel & Casino. Tickets for Raiding The Rock Vault are on sale now.
Raiding The Rock Vault performs nightly (dark on Fridays and schedule subject to change) at 9 PM in the LVH Theater, the same stage where ELVIS PRESLEY performed 858 consecutive sold-out shows, breaking all Vegas attendance records.
In a new interview with Legendary Rock Interviews' John Parks, guitarist Tracii Guns (L.A. GUNS) discusses Raiding The Rock Vault, among other topics. An excerpt follows:
Q: I want to ask you of course about Raiding The Rock Vault, the new show you are a part of. I hate, hate theatrical Broadway style shows and really hate Rock Of Ages to the point where I was actually applauding the bands who refused to let their music be in the movie. This sounds very different from that type of show, is that correct?
A: "It is, it's very different. The exciting thing though is that the same people who made Rock Of Ages a success came to our show and they like it (laughs). So that's good!! It is a complete different thing though. It's a true story, kind of like a non-fiction book that comes to life and tells the history of classic rock from the beginning through the decades. It starts with a narration of things before the mid-60s with ALLEN FREED and CHUCK BERRY and all this stuff and starts out in the mid-60s with THE WHO and 'My Generation' which is actually a great place to start. It is a really amazing setlist that goes along with the story and works its way through DEEP PURPLE, LED ZEPPELIN, THE EAGLES, TOTO and on and on. It's pretty incredible and the great thing is there are so many songs it could always expand or change. I'd even like to see it start even earlier and include some of that Chuck Berry-era material and work it's way through. Adding songs or changing the set a little from night to night isn't really that difficult of a thing to do for them, it really just means a little extra rehearsal for the band."
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Narrated, sung and acted along with compelling imagery including historical footage, the show transports the audience back to a magical musical journey from 1948 to 1989, traversing the genre's history chronologically through the '40s, '50s, '60s, '70s and '80s. Raiding The Rock Vault features classic anthems from THE ROLLING STONES, THE WHO, THE DOORS, LED ZEPPELIN, JIMI HENDRIX, THE EAGLES, QUEEN, VAN HALEN, AC/DC, JOURNEY, FREE, BRYAN ADAMS, SUPERTRAMP, TOTO, DEEP PURPLE, and more, truly boasting "The Greatest Set List Ever".
These timeless gems are translated on stage live and loud by an all-star band comprised of Howard Leese [Guitar] (HEART, BAD COMPANY), Tracii Guns [Guitar] (L.A. GUNS, GUNS N' ROSES), Robin McAuley [Lead Vocals] (MSG, SURVIVOR), John Payne [Lead Vocals and Bass] (ASIA), Paul Shortino [Vocals] (ROUGH CUTT, QUIET RIOT), Jay Schellen [Drums] (BADFINGER, Asia), Andrew Freeman [Lead Vocals and Guitars] (LYNCH MOB, THE OFFSPRING), and Michael T. Ross [Keyboards] (LITA FORD, HARDLINE). In addition, rotating special guests will be confirmed, kicking off with Bobby Kimball [Lead Vocals] (TOTO), followed by Joe Lynn Turner [Lead Vocals] (RAINBOW, DEEP PURPLE) joining the show at the end of March.
Raiding The Rock Vault follows a compelling theatrical narrative told via narration by acclaimed actor Richard Malmos in front of the giant Rock Vault onstage. The music, performance, and visuals come together to tell this unforgettable tale.
Written by esteemed Grammy Award-winning record producer David Kershenbaum (JOE JACKSON, SUPERTRAMP) and musician, producer and vocalist John Payne (Asia), Raiding The Rock Vault was born to give audiences an illuminating look at the history of rock and for those who lived it, an exciting trip down memory lane. It's a rock-u-mentary you do not want to miss.
"The LVH is thrilled to host what promises to become a must-see show for Las Vegas visitors and locals alike," said LVH Vice President of Entertainment, Rick White. "Classic rock music…real rock stars…the legendary LVH Theater…the story of the greatest musical genre of all time…it doesn't get any better than that," added White.
The Vault will open and you may never view rock 'n' roll the same way.
Ticket prices for Raiding The Rock Vault range from $49 to a special Rock Star Package for $100 (which includes tickets in first five rows, t-shirt, signed concert program, signed album, meet and greet and VIP pass) plus fees. Tickets can be purchased by visiting the LVH box office or by logging onto thelvh.com, vegas.com, or ticketmaster.com. Tickets can also be purchased by calling 702-732-5755 or 1-800-222-5361.


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The Rays and Red Sox are preparing for game 1 of the showdown series with lots of buzz around Tropicana Field.
Players continue to say they don't expect any continued hostilities stemming from the June 5 brawl in Boston, and Rays manager Joe Maddon said he fully expects to meet pre-game with the umpires for what will amount to a warning, joking that he was "being summoned to the principal's office.''
The Rays are without 2B Akinori Iwamura for the final game of his suspension; the Red Sox are without OF Coco Crisp for all three games as he serves the rest of his suspension.
DH Cliff Floyd left the Rays on Sunday to go home to Chicago following the death of his grandmother but is expected back by gametime and will be available to pinch-hit.
The Sox said they have dealt internally with the matter involving Manny Ramirez, who pushed down the team's traveling secretary, Jack McCormick, during an incident Saturday, and Ramirez is in the lineup at DH. "The clubhouse is a family and whatever happens in the clubhouse stays in the clubhouse,'' Ramirez said. "Me and Jack, our friendship is good.''
Also manager Terry Francona declined to discuss the reported threat against some of the Red Sox players. "I guess it's part of what we are and what we do, and I don't think they'll be anything crazy coming out of it,'' David Ortiz said.
In other news, Rays 3B Evan Longoria was named AL Player of the Week, the first Rays rookie to be so honored, and there's been no announcement yet on the status of OF Rocco Baldelli, who had been rehabbing at Class A Vero.
[Manny Ramirez stretches before batting practice. James Borchuck, Times]
The lineups:
Ellsbury, cf
Pedroia, 2b
Drew, rf
Ramirez, DH
Lowell, 3b
Youkilis, 1b
Moss, lf
Varitek, c
Lugo, ss
Masterson, p
Upton, cf
Crawford, lf
Aybar, 2b
Pena, 1b
Longoria, 3b
Hinske, dh
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Gross, rf
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NEW YORK — Red, the anguished two-man drama about painter Mark Rothko and the timeless tug of war between art and commerce, was a big winner Sunday at the 2010 Tony Awards, receiving the best play prize and five other honors.
"This to me is the moment of my lifetime," said Red playwright John Logan.
The play picked up prizes for Michael Grandage, who won for best director of a play, and Eddie Redmayne, who won featured performance by an actor in a play as the increasingly disillusioned assistant to Rothko, the abstract expressionist who agonizes over whether to accept a lucrative commission for the Four Seasons restaurant.
Red, starring Alfred Molina as Rothko, was also awarded a Tony for best lighting design of a play, best sound design and best scenic design.
Memphis, an interracial romance set against the backdrop of the 1950s rhythm and blues explosion, has won the award for best musical.
The show of soulful sounds and a parade of engaging characters beat out Fela! — the innovative Afro-beat biography of Nigerian superstar Fela Anikulapo-Kuti; Green Day's rock musical American Idiot; and Million Dollar Quartet, a fictional re-creation of a jam session of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis in a Memphis recording studio.
The play also was cited for best orchestration, original score and best book of a musical.
Fences, a revival of August Wilson's deeply personal drama about family, won for best revival of a play and its two stars, Denzel Washington and Viola Davis, won for best actors in a play. Even their acceptance speeches seemed to complement each other.
"My mother always says, 'Man gives the award, God gives the reward.' I guess I got both tonight," Washington said after winning for his performance as the sanitation man who might have been a baseball star. It was his first Tony Award and nomination.
"I don't believe in luck or happenstance. I absolutely believe in the presence of God in my life," said Davis, honored for playing Washington's all-sacrificing wife. "It feels like such a divine experience eight times a week."
Fela! won for Bill T. Jones' choreography, best costume design of a musical and best sound design of a musical.
Best direction for a musical went to first-time nominee Terry Johnson of La Cage Aux Folles. Scarlett Johansson won for best featured performance as an actress in a play for her Broadway debut, the object of her uncle's lust in Arthur Miller's A View From a Bridge.
"Every since I was a little girl I wanted to be on Broadway and here I am," said Johansson, the Hollywood star best known for such films as Matchpoint and Lost in Translation.
The ceremony, from Radio City Music Hall and telecast on CBS, was hosted by Sean Hayes, who didn't win as lead actor in a musical for Promises, Promises, but did put on a memorable show of song, jokes and costumes, dressing up as everyone from Spider-Man to Little Orphan Annie.
"I have actually managed to combine a good chance of losing with a good chance of bombing," he joked during his opening monologue, which was widely applauded.
One of Hayes' co-stars, scene-stealing Katie Finneran, won for best featured actress in a musical. Best featured actor in a musical went to Levi Kreis as rock 'n' roll wild man Jerry Lee Lewis in Million Dollar Quartet.
Five-time Tony winner Angela Lansbury, a nominee Sunday, was named the first honorary chairman of the American Theatre Wing. Special Tony Awards for lifetime achievement were given to playwright Alan Ayckbourn (The Norman Conquests, a trilogy that won the play-revival Tony last year), and actress Marian Seldes (A Delicate Balance, Equus, Deathtrap, Three Tall Women).


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Richard Palone, Jr., 90, El Dorado, passed away on April 3, 2014
Richard Palone, Jr., 90, of El Dorado, WWII U.S. Army veteran and retired Beech industrial engineer, passed away on Thursday, April 3, 2014, at Golden Living Center in El Dorado.
There is no service scheduled at this time.
He was born on March 21, 1924 in Westville, Okla. to Richard and Elsie (Williams)Palone, Sr.
R ichard was a 32nd Degree Mason, a member of the Civilian Conservation Corp, and a lifelong fisherman who enjoyed spending time casting and catching at the El Dorado Lake.
He is survived by: his children, Rikki Palone, Reba, Richard Palone III, Robin Gomez; step children, Michael Dunham, Michelle Schooley, Brian Dunham and Jeff Dunham; siblings, Irvin Palone, Glenn Palone and Tressa Dart; and many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, and other family and friends.
Richard was preceded in death by his daughter, Reva and brother, Jim Palone.
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Please honour your father's side. You will truly regret it if you don't. Don't discuss it or tell her, but when that sweet baby arrives, just announce his beautiful name with all the pride that a new mom would have. Never make decisions just to prevent someone's feelings from being hurt...that is her issue, not yours.
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What a horrible situation for you! Maybe you should write your mother a letter explaining your intentions and that you have no desire to discuss this with her during you pregnancy because you don't want to stress yourself. That way you can let go of the stressful feelings you have about it now and know that she's been warned and won't feel shock upon meeting your (potential) son for the first time.
Once you've adjusted to motherhood you can work on this dynamic more if you think it is hurtful to you & could be hurtful to your child.
October 30th, 2013 10:10 AM #10
Name for whoever you want - just make sure you give her a fair warning before the birth so that it doesn't come as a shock and disappointment to her. As long as she has some time to get over that, as soon as your baby is born she'll be ready to fall in love with him.
Just realized that tararyaz said the same thing!
October 30th, 2013 10:18 AM #12
I agree you need to stand your ground. Otherwise you'll feel guilty like you do about your Wedding day. I would just give her a heads up before the baby comes so she has time to cool down.Theodore Arthur
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Use his name. It's your baby and although he's not your mothers husband anymore, he's still your dad. That being said I would feel different had he done a very horrible thing to your mom. And by that I don't mean cheating (that would make him a bad husband but not a bad person and 30 years should be enough to get past that) but being violent. If there has been violence in the relationship between him and your mom or any other kind of abuse (physical or emotional) I think I wouldn't do it.


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openPLM is a Web-based Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) application. It provides a configuration management system that manages all kind of files and data as documents in a product structure. It supports documents, parts, BOMs, part-document links, electronic signatures for objects, revision management, check in and check out for all files, plain text search using the Xapian engine, navigation between objects using Graphviz, and user management that allows sponsorship, delegation, and rights. Plug-ins are available for Thunderbird, OpenOffice/LibreOffice, FreeCAD, and Gedit.
MinimalModbus is an easy-to-use Python module for talking to instruments (slaves) from a computer (master) using the Modbus protocol. Example code includes drivers for Eurotherm and Omega process controllers. The only dependency is the pySerial module. This software supports the 'Modbus RTU' serial communication version of the protocol, and is intended for use on Linux, OS X, and Windows platforms. It has been tested with Python2.6, Python2.7, and Python3.2.
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Don't Kallis, we'll call you: Hunting for a suitable Jacques replacement
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Jacques Kallis is unlikely to feature in South Africa's final Test at Perth, and Ryan McLaren has been called up to replace him. While McLaren is a handy stop-gap option, he's by no means a long-term solution, and one can't help but wonder whether a contingency plan actually exists for the day Kallis calls it quits. By ANT SIMS.


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Short-term leasing, also called "buy back" or "purchase-repurchase," may be an even better choice if you need a car for 17 to 21 days or longer. You get a new Peugeot or Renault and turn it in at the end of your trip. It's a win-win-win situation: You get a bargain rental, the car company can sell the vehicle as a slightly used car, and some lucky European gets an almost-new car while saving on the purchase tax.
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text: RT Book, Whole DB /z-wcorg/ DS http://worldcat.org ID 48764443 LA Translated from the Russian. T1 Anna Karenina : a novel in eight parts A1 Tolstoy, Leo,, Pevear, Richard,, Volokhonsky, Larissa., PB Penguin Books PP New York, NY YR 2002 SN 0142000272 9780142000274 0143035002 9780143035008 0670894788 9780670894789 AB Anna Karenina tells of the doomed love affair between the sensuous and rebellious Anna and the dashing officer, Count Vronsky. Tragedy unfolds as Anna rejects her passionless marriage and must endure the hypocrisies of society. Set against a vast and richly textured canvas of nineteenth-century Russia, the novel's seven major characters create a dynamic imbalance, playing out the contrasts of city and country life and all the variations on love and family happiness. While previous versions have softened the robust, and sometimes shocking, quality of Tolstoy's writing, Pevear and Volokhonsky have produced a translation true to his powerful voice. This award-winning team's authoritative edition also includes an illuminating introduction and explanatory notes. Beautiful, vigorous, and eminently readable, this Anna Karenina will be the definitive text for generations to come.


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No matter your political persuasion, the welfare and education of our youth is something most of us can agree upon. In 1996, then-first lady Hillary Clinton published It Takes a Village, a book outlining what she felt matters most in people's lives: children and families and how the larger community of business leaders, clergy, teachers and parents need to be part of that child-rearing process.
This message resonated profoundly with many, but especially with Madeleine and Peter Jacobson. When the Jacobsons moved to Montecito from Boston in 2006, the dynamic and charismatic couple found not just a dream house but a home for their time and talents for enhancing the lives of students at Santa Barbara City College.
The parents of two grown sons, they decided to give the West Coast a try after enduring one too many winters — as well as Jacobson's sale of his family real estate business. Active volunteers and philanthropists in Massachusetts for Boston Children's Hospital, they chose Santa Barbara, not just because of its natural beauty and idyllic climate but because of its reputation for having such a high concentration of nonprofit organizations, signaling community activism and generosity.
After Jacobson retired from the real estate business, he decided he was ready to embark on his true passion: teaching about the Middle East. He attended Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government before leaving the Boston area. When he first arrived in Santa Barbara, he enrolled in a Middle East history class at UC Santa Barbara, and the following semester he audited Elizabeth Imhoff's History of the Modern Middle East at SBCC.
Imhoff was so impressed with Jaconson's grasp of the region and its issues that she asked him if he would consider partnering with her the following semester and teach a portion of the class relating specifically to current events in the Middle East — of which there is no shortage of compelling news. The rest is history, literally. The two have been teaching together for the past five years.
Madeleine Jacobson, or Maddy as the girlfriends prefer to call her, wanted to continue her volunteerism in Santa Barbara as she had in Boston. After attending an informational evening at SBCC, she met Barbara-Ben Horin, former executive director of the Foundation for Santa Barbara City College, who suggested she give her time and affinity for children to SBCC's Gateway to Success tutoring program, which she did for two years.
As she had in Boston, Madeleine Jacobson went from enthusiastic volunteer to the head of the class in short order. First a committed foundation board member, by 2013 she had been tapped to become board president. Through its sustained philanthropy, the foundation funds scholarships, programs, books, grants, child care and tutoring that directly benefit SBCC students. The organization is now led by executive director Vanessa Patterson and a dynamic group of community leaders, along with an accomplished staff.
As part of the foundation's continuing effort to raise funds for the cause, a light-hearted fashion "fund raiser with a message" was held Aug. 27 at one of Montecito's newest fashion-savvy destinations, Julianne's, which hosted the event at its Upper Village shop, at 525 San Ysidro Road.
The Jacobsons' nephew, Michael Toccin, stylist for the contemporary high-end women's line KaufmanFranco of New York City, flew in for the two-day trunk show (to order only), which culminated in a sunset cocktail-shopping event. Invited guests were served champagne, hors d'oeuvre and a fashion show by statuesque models.
The trunk show featured Cruise and Early Spring 2014 lines with a color story of sand, gold, soft greens and winter whites. They did have some body-conscious pieces that were very sexy and streamlined, one beige sheath modeled by Madeleine Jacobson and some glam sequin pieces favored by young music royalty-types like Taylor Swift.
KaufmanFranco's mix of sophistication and edge, luxury and function, offers up a sensual line of clothing for the contemporary woman and items that are perfect for the Santa Barbara lifestyle. The KF line will be available at Julianne's, and will be shipped to the Montecito store in October.
Chef Danny Douglas served up a menu that included an artisan cheese board, rosemary crackers, fig compote, Marcona almonds, heirloom tomato gazpacho and basil puree. Julianne's also auctioned off a $500 store gift certificate, a private dinner for six from Douglas and a piece from KaufmanFranco's RE14 collection.
A portion of the sales from the two-day trunk show went to the Foundation for City College. The Jacobsons hope their "lead by example" will encourage Santa Barbara's "village" of individual donors, families and corporations to give more time and financial support to our community college. SBCC is ranked No. 1 in the nation, and many of its students matriculate and go on to live, work and contribute to the economy of Santa Barbara County.
Click here for more information about the Foundation for Santa Barbara City College, or call 805.730.4401. Click here to make an online donation.