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This made me laugh so hard. Here you got Mr. Corvette guy who doesn't want anyone near his car, so he takes up 2 spots. Along comes a muddy jeep and boom this guy will never take up 2 spots again. Bravo to the jeep, and he even recorded the Corvette guy's reaction.
As drivers of cars, it's our responsibility to watch for motorcycles. Of course, they need to make sure they are visible, not hanging in our blind spot, etc, but if you are in a car, you need to watch for bikes. Period. This video actually shows a head on collision from the motorcycle's view. No, he did not live. It's not "graphic" but the content is quite unsettling. View at your own discretion.
The video has been released as a reminder to watch for bikes.
Move over slow drivers. A proposed Georgia Law will make it illegal to cruise in the far left lane. If you are one of those slow drivers, you might as well put on your blinker and move out of the way or you could be ticketed a $1000. The creator of this bill says people driving slowly in the left lane are holding up traffic and causing people frustration and causing potential road rage incidents This is now in effect in Georgia!
Do you want to see this be enforced in Wisconsin?
Have you ever wondered what it's like to have an out-of-control cement truck careening towards your face but not have to suffer the consequences? It must be your lucky day. BOOM!
A sinkhole opened up Wednesday at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green Kentucky. Click Here to read the article on CNN.com
Here's a follow up on yesterday's blog about my 2005 Grand Prix that broke down. My dad's buddy got a chance to look at it yesterday even though he said he couldn't get it in until today. He took it for a test drive and got 200 yards down the road when it started to act up just as I described in yesterday's blog only worse. It actually stalled out on him. When it did, he hooked his computer up and the code that popped up was for the oxygen sensor. It was a quick and easy fix so he was able to take care of it and did an oil change all for only $100!
Yup this girl is pretty happy. No car shopping for me. I absolutely hate car shopping. The only thing I hate more than car shopping is car payments so I'm glad I don't have to worry about one of those either.
My trusty old Pontiac Grand Prix 200,000 miles and counting!
Friday afternoon my 2005 Grand Prix broke down on my way home from work. I was driving down the interstate with my cruise set at 70 when all of a sudden my cruise shut off and when I hit the accelerator nothing happened. I pulled off to the side of the road and shut the car off and restarted it. I was able to get back on the interstate following a semi going 60 every once in a while my RPMs would jump up to 4000 and the car would jerk and then decelerate again, but I managed to keep up with that semi until the next exit. I took the back roads home going no more than 40 miles per hour and it didn't act up again.
My husband isn't too bad with cars. He used to work at an auto parts store through high school and college so he knows his way around an engine. However, when it comes to diagnosing problems he often consults my mechanic dad. My dad said right away that it's the fuel filter and it's easy to change. So my husband ran to the parts store to get one, but was informed that it was unserviceable. Not what you want to hear. Apparently, the fuel filter is attached to the fuel pump inside the tank. So the next idea was to replace the whole fuel filter thinking we could access it through a panel behind the backseat, but nope. Instead you have to drop the tank to get at it! This just keeps getting more and more complicated! Well, at this point my dad decided it would be best to take it to a buddy of his who could do the work. This guy told my dad that he's never seen a fuel filter plug up when it was inside the tank, but he'd check it out.
My beloved car sits in the hands of this mechanic awaiting a diagnosis. Hopefully we'll hear something from him today. He says he will have time to work on it tomorrow so I may have it back by the end of the week.
This is the first car my husband and I bought together during our first year of marriage. It's been a great car. It has almost 200,000 miles on it, but up until Friday it ran great and we've never had any problems with it other than regular maintenance and we had a problem with the heat a while back. I sure hope we can fix it at a reasonable expense. It's really nice not to have two car payments.
If I do have to replace this car since I can't get another Grand Prix what do you suggest that gets decent gas mileage, is affordable, and the big one can fit three car seats across the back seat.
You have probably heard a lot about the Lambrecht auction. If not, simply google that phrase, and you may be overwhelmed at the coverage. Here is a little tidbit about one of the vehicles bought at the auction, and what is happening with it now. At the auction itself, I overheard a lot of discussion about how much it would take to get some of these cars running:
Pierce, Nebraska was the center of the automobile universe for a while last weekend, playing host to 10,000+ car enthusiasts who descended on the town for the Lambrecht Auction.
One of those folks was photographer Heather Curtis. She is a Colorado based photographer who makes photos of automobile history.
The first set of photos (there will be many more) of the Lambrecht Auction are posted on her website heathercurtisphotography.com.
Here's a list of the 2012 top vehicle colors in North America according to the Dupont Performance Popularity Report.
Lambrecht Chevrolet in Pierce, NE closed it's doors in 1996. Ray Lambrecht, the owner, was a collector, and it shows. Included in this auction are numerable cars that were never sold off the showroom floor, including a 1958 Apache pickup (11 miles), a 1964 Impala (2 miles), a 1978 Corvette (4 miles) and dozens more. This two-day auction September 28 and 29 is drawing attention from all over the world.
I had the opportunity this week to check out just a few hundred of the vehicles that will be for sale, and let me tell you, it is quite the site. It is hard to put in to words the site of a field filled with row after row of cars of this vintage. We also had a chance to see some of the parts, accessories and memorabilia that have been resurrected and will be sold. There hundreds of pictures, and some great videos at the auctoneers site:
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Tim Maly has written an article about sound design in new cars. Maybe you know that Ford specifically rerouted the exhaust system in the Mustang redesign to make it sound "tougher" while driving. But new car manufacturers are doing a lot more than that in today's cars. Sometimes it's not only about adding some sounds or taking away others, but adding sounds to cancel out others! Tim spoke with a sound and vibration engineer at GM.
What makes a vehicle impressive? As a self-described "car buff," I often times wonder the answer to this question, especially as cars evolve along with the technological landscape. Today, some automobiles, like the 2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class, come equipped with onboard cameras and radar. They scan the area ahead of the car and if a driver happens to look away, even a second, and something or someone wonders into the path? The brakes are applied instantly without human input. This is an example of technology and safety in one shot – both important and both impressive.
I think about how "impressive" has changed over the years too. One day, those on board cameras will be as typical as the power locks. They will be old hat. Just as it was thought fuel injection was the height of engine advancement. Now it is standard stuff. People today, who walk onto a car lot, don't ask: "what is fuel injection and does this model have it?" However, in the late 80's, it may have been one of the first questions a sales consultant would have encountered from a potential customer. There was a time the incredibly powerful EcoBoost, V6 engine was reserved only for the Lincoln models and a small number of high end Fords. Now, the F-150 carriers the option and the EcoBoost has never seen more press, despite being available on the other models for some time. As other truck makers rush to the line to counter attack with their own engine offerings, what does Ford have in store that is above and beyond even the EcoBoost? What will be the new impressive? And will that new, as yet unseen, above and beyond element, be thought of as commonplace one day?
The answer is most likely, "yes."
It makes me excited to see what the future holds. I imagine, one day, I will tell a younger car buff all of the "impressive" things about my 2013 truck. While I think they are amazing – like the turbo charging – that future car buff may have a different definition of "impressive." And like so, I will be fascinated to learn how he defines it as I hope he will be equally as fascinated how I once did.
When I was in high school, my classmates and I would dream about what cars we would buy when we "grow up." It filled many of our lunch time conversations, in the cafeteria, during the late 90's. These conversations were of genuine enjoyment as many of us drove very modest vehicles at the time. Modest is putting it lightly too. One of my friends had a Chevy Citation. I rest my case.
And by "grow up" we meant become instantly and fabulously wealthy, without working a ton and with plenty of time to drive said vehicles around.
Sometimes, my friends would pick something wild and fancy like a Porsche, Lamborghini or Maserati. Yet, even on those days, they would somehow find their senses and go with their #1 pick. A BMW. In particular, the M3. And as we would chow down on our sloppy joes, it was here; at this point in the conversation, where we would find our major point of contention. My friends insisted on the German engineered M3 and I wanted the American iron.
I have lost touch with those old friends of mine . . . I suppose that happens over the years. They used to joke with me and say: "your Mustang will be no match for us in the BMW!" One of my friends was even kind enough to offer: "don't worry, Carl, I will give you a ride when you need."
If only they could see the video below. It's not a clear win for the Mustang . . . and in many ways, that's okay. What it shows is why cars are so important to our life and culture to begin with. All car fantasies are created equal . . . and sometimes, so is the actual car itself.
These two iconic rides go back and forth . . . the lead changes hands. Back and forth. Back and forth. And in the end? Well, that's the real beauty.


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A feature movie written and directed by faculty Cullen Thomas and produced by staff member Donald Revolinski, with assistance from students in all aspects of production, has recently won top awards at independent film festivals in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids.
Titled The Vindication of Ronald Clay and Other Fables for a Rainy Day, the 90-minute movie is a collection of interwoven fables about the lives of five patrons to a coffee shop at the center of the universe. Set in an alternate but recent past where Napoleon's descendants rule Europe and the world's population has exceeded critical mass, the film takes a whimsical, musing look into the strangely connected lives of five café patrons.
It won the top award, a Gold Eddy, for feature film in the Pro/Am category at last month's Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival, which had nearly 60 entries from Iowa and around the country.
And it won Best Iowa-Connected Feature Film late last fall in the Wild Rose Independent Film Festival. Plus, in the same competition it won top awards for Best Lighting Design and Best Fight Choreography/Stunts, as well as distinctive achievement awards for visual effects, costumes, feature film editing, feature film cinematography, feature film supporting actress, feature film actor, and feature film director.
The movie was produced as part of the Media and Communications department's Feature Film Production curriculum. More than a dozen MUM students contributed to the production, including assistant director, set design, lighting, props, stunt coordination, transportation, wardrobe, hair and makeup, and visual effects.
"It's a huge honor, and nice to see the students' work recognized," Mr. Thomas said. "These are relatively small film festivals but it's where we want to be because it gives us the opportunity to meet lots of other filmmakers and make valuable connections. We met our director of photography for our movie at a previous film festival."
The 17-member cast includes MUM alumni, a Maharishi School student, members of the community, Fairfield Mayor Ed Malloy, and experienced film actors from Des Moines, Iowa City, Oskaloosa, and Burlington.
The film was shot on location in Fairfield using the department's state-of-the art Red One digital camera. Used for feature films such as The Social Network, the camera, which costs around $55,000, can imitate the look of many different kinds of traditional film cameras costing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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The NYU Community Fund is the university's workplace charitable giving program, currently celebrating its 26th year of providing support to small and medium sized nonprofit organizations. The program has a mandatory requirement of one full semester of volunteer work, followed by the opportunity to continue work in additional semesters. Admission into the program is available in Fall, Spring and Summer semesters.
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Jane Austen might be getting on in years (today is her 238th birthday), but that doesn't stop people from loving and reworking her classic novels.
Up next in the long list of Austen re-imaginings is the HarperCollins' Austen Project, in which six beloved contemporary authors provide modern takes on Austen's classic works. As with every reworking of a classic, we were skeptical. We all get a little protective of our favorite stories, even when in the hands of accomplished writers.
Kicking off the Austen Project is Joanna Trollope's Sense and Sensibility. It's a pretty straightforward re-imagining, as it transports the Dashwood family drama to modern times. If you're one of those readers groaning, "Not another one!" and judging the cover of Trollope's Sense and Sensibility (complete with earbuds), read what our reviewer had to say about it:
"Trollope does an exceptional job remaining true to the original characters. She accurately captures Austen's classic theme of 'head versus heart,' even as she updates the characters in believable ways (Elinor, for example, is studying architecture). Trollope's version of Sense and Sensibility reminds the reader that the world may be changing too quickly around us, but matters of the heart remain constant."
Next in the Austen Project is Northanger Abbey by internationally best-selling crime writer Val McDermid, coming in May. Sheltered minister's daughter Cat Morland loves losing herself in Gothic novels—maybe a bit too much. So when she attends Edinburgh's Fringe Festival and meets Henry Tilney and his sister, Eleanor, she starts getting suspicious of their perfect little lives.
As with Trollope's book, it sounds like we can expect the story to play out like the original, but it will be interesting to see McDermid, "the acknowledged queen of the psychological thriller," take on Austen's famous Gothic parody. Especially after reading this interview, where McDermid says, "I think Jane Austen builds suspense well in a couple of places, but she squanders it, and she gets to the endgame too quickly."
Hmm. What do you think? Does Northanger Abbey have room for improvement?
And coming soon: Emma by Alexander McCall Smith (fall 2014), Pride and Prejudice by Curtis Sittenfeld (2015) and Mansfield Park by . . . ?
Anyway, happy birthday, Jane Austen!
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We all do it. But it turns out actual science is behind the notion that cell phone use is socially contagious.
Researchers at the University of Michigan observed pairs of people between the ages of 16 to 25 and found that people were nearly 40 percent more likely to take out a cell phone if the person they were with checked their phone.
"There's something we have called mirror neurons within our brains so when you yawn, I yawn, when you smile, I smile, when you're checking your cell phone, I'm checking my cell phone because that's part of the social interaction giving ourselves some feedback," says Dr. Jeff Gardere, a clinical psychologist.
The authors behind the study chalk up the results to two possible causes.
The first: that mimicking behavior Dr. Gardere mentioned.
The second: that by using their phone, your companion is excluding you, and you turn to your device to feel a sense of inclusion.
There is no question we're all on our cell phones probably a little bit more than we need to be. But all that texting and tweeting and posting can start to take a toll on our real life relationships.
"The downside of too much cell phone use is you are getting away from real human interaction," Gardere says. "That you're distracted so much you can't get any tasks done."
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"Fire of Francis Xavier" is considered nonfiction. But the more appropriate place for it is probably on the shelves of the mystery section.
The book was checked out from the library on April 10, 1958, and has been on some journey. Now the book has finally found its way back home to the Fort Washington branch. It was delivered Monday in a manila envelope with a $100 check.
The dusty, dog-eared and marked-up copy was clearly used by whoever checked it out. And that's part of the mystery: who really had it? The library doesn't know. Its records don't go back that far. All library officials know is whose name was on the check, and they are keeping that confidential because the sender could have been anyone cleaning out a house or attic.
Then there is the issue of the overdue library fine; 55 years ago it was 2 cents a day. But library policy is not to exceed cost of book, which was $4 in 1958.
Adjusting for inflation, the value is $50, which is more than covered by that $100 check.
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The end results. The painting is first on our palette, so he places his next to the finished watercolor
I pick a view to the left. Notice - NO BRIDGES to mess me up.
Carol, these are wonderful! Just inspiring. I love them. And David's bridge is so beautiful! You know someone's good when they can paint just anything and it looks that lovely. I always love seeing these.ReplyDelete
I also totally love that you tied in your "minis" with the minis here. ;)) Very creative, cutie.
Oh these are great. I cant believe he has you do bridges first thing off. Wow. I would do what you did too. :)
I love Homer too. I used to have a small book on him. Now that you mention it I havent seen it. probably left it behind when moving. :(
Thanks for sharing Maine with us. Mini's included. :)
That's just it!
We don't HAVE to paint what David paints.
And anyway it isn't about the subject matter.
It's about the paint, the color, the visual spaces and positive/negative and compliments.
It's NEVER about the subject matter.
DD always reminds us "to LOSE the subject"
But a bridge is hard to lose for some of us :)
YOU'RE right Suzanne!
I'm almost processing it more now than I did up there a week ago!?
Funny isn't it...
You're always so perceptive :)
You are always so inspiring....I need to get myself to a workshop soon! I'm really loving the things you turned out up there - you captured the essence and spirit of the place...i can almost smell the sea :)ReplyDelete
Just beautiful. Lovely and yes, loosing the subject but getting its essence....absolutely luscious.
Eating it up. :)
I , I forgot the I in beautiful. : OReplyDelete
I've really been enjoying your posts on Maine (I must add that I enjoy all your posts!).
This morning your enjoyment of your experience moved me to join your class.
I hope you don't mind.
I too skipped the bridge because it looked too hard.
I took out my Moleskine watercolor sketchbook and attempted the same scene you were painting so beautifully.
Again thank you for your posts. They engage and please me so much!
I love the simplicity of this and the way you painted the trees. Lovely.ReplyDelete
I love your new watercolors(even without bridges)and you using a Moleskine(you know,I´ve seen Picasso´s moleskine notebooks plenty of sketches and drawings in one expo this year in Madrid)Well,Sorolla used to make his St.Francisco´s sketches on Hotel´s cards and Coffee´s napkins but a Moleskine is more fancy ;D
Sorry for answering you late,but I´m on the beach and I spend the whole day sunbathing and swiming...
What a hard life to live ;D!!!!!
It's funny about painting, I feel more comfortable working on a large canvas.ReplyDelete
So, it was A Bridge Too Far? That's OK, I'm with you there....this is a whole different approach. I've never pre-mixed all the colors. I've never done many thumbnails. And I most certainly have never turned out anything half so beautiful as yours! Is there a lesson here? Youbetcha! I am quite sure, however that I have often lost the subject...:-)ReplyDelete
I need to take my moleskin out more. I get daunted by it's tiny size - hard to balance and paint on (I usually pull it out spur of the moment and only have my knee has a surface for it..)ReplyDelete
I really enjoy your daily emails and have been an "anonymous" fan for a long time now. I just want to tell you that you have inspired me in my humble painting endeavors so many times, you have no idea! I'm pretty sure I speak for others when I say that as a successful artist, you have much to teach yourself, yet you continue to grow and learn from others. Who knows, I may even summon the courage to attend a workshop some day! Love your work.ReplyDelete


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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
I choose not to have a specific favorite team so that I can just enjoy a good game! I do however, have a favorite sport to watch which would definitely be football!
What's your favorite movie quote?
As cliche as it may be; "It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything" from Fight Club is my favorite quote, and I love the entirety of the movie.
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Unfortunately video games aren't my strong point haha, but I can certainly kick anyone's butt at dart or air hockey, haha.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
No tattoos, 8 piercings. They are bellybutton, two nose, four ear (two on either side) and one helix.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
My entire album of Disney classics. Although, I'm not embarrassed at all.
What's your best party trick?
Tying a knot in a cherry stem of course, and even though it's not traditional I can always stay on mechanical bulls the longest!
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
I've honestly never had an original pickup line used on me that overly caught my attention. ..as long as it makes me laugh, it's decent.
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Anything involving retail. I do not like trying to locate items for people that I've never ever heard of.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
I love doing crazy adventurous things all the time so looking back, there are several incidents I can think of that I can't choose between. Standing over the edge of a cruise ship in the middle of the night to get a Titanic picture stands out the most right now. It was worth it though. :)
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Definitely a pint of Karamel Sutra Ben N Jerrys ice cream!
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Probably my henna. Everyone always thinks it's a tube of mud.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Hmm ;]
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Either Jeans and a nice shirt or a bikini :)
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Authorities caught and arrested the 30-year-old on Wednesday afternoon when he lost control of his vehicle near Northwest Blvd. and W. Hubbard Ave.
A judge set Dalton's bond at $500,000 during his Thursday hearing.
Authorities took three people into custody when their pursuit with Dalton ended the day before. The pursuit started just after 3:30 p.m. in the area of Highway 95 and W. Canfield Ave. in the northern end of Coeur d'Alene when authorities attempted to stop a vehicle with a wanted fugitive inside.
The driver did not stop, triggering a chase that circled itself briefly then travelled southbound on N. 4th Street through Dalton Gardens and back into the city of Coeur d'Alene.
Police said the driver, Dalton, drove recklessly in an effort to get away.
Before reaching the downtown area, the pursuit turned west to Northwest Boulevard.
Officers said Dalton lost control of the vehicle at the intersection of Northwest Blvd. and W. Hubbard Ave., and crashed into a center median, high centering his vehicle on some center median landscaping.
After the crash, police said Dalton ran off, and officers ran after him.
Dalton was taken into custody after a Kootenai County Sheriff's Office K9 unit located him. Police said they searched the immediate area and found that Dalton tried to get rid of about 4 ounces of drugs believed to be methamphetamine.
Medics treated Dalton at the scene as a result of his contact with the K9 unit. He was taken to Kootenai health for follow up treatment.
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Blizzard Opens Pet Store for World of WarcraftOver on the official World of Warcraft forums Blizzard officially launched a new section in its online store for buying in-game pets. Two new pets accompany the grand opening. The Pandaren Monk (pictured below on left) sporting a handy hip flask bows in return to any player gracious enough to bow to him. You can also feel good about your purchase because Blizzard will donate half the proceeds from every Pandaren Monk purchased to the Make-a-Wish foundation through December 31, 2009.
The other new pet, Lil' K.T. (pictured above on right), doesn't make a charitable donation, but then I suppose that would be out of character for a mini-lich. His description sounds a little more active, though, freezing the little critters that scurry about and mocking PvP foes you take down.
In the official pet store faq Blizzard explains that they created this new service based on customer request. At $10 a piece, at least for these first two pets, there's certainly ample financial motivation as well. They also confirmed that more pets will be available in the near future. Knowing how excited players have gotten about previous special pets it's easy to see this becoming the new Pokemon -- Gotta'
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The first ever European Championships in Ocean Racing took place at Vila Do Conde, Portugal on August 15. With the 18 nations participating the competition was a big success. Nice venue, good weather and appropriate tail wind and spectators contributed to it. Among the participants, we could find also the athletes from other canoe disciplines, e.g. Max Hoff, Rene Poulsen, Joep van Bakel and among the masters Ivan Lawler, Daniele Scarpa and others.
The European Championships competitions were dominated by French guys, the results are here:
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The ECA Board of Directors at its meeting held during ECA Sprint Championships in Brandenburg approved the proposal of Spotfokus/memorias company to run the complete system of data processing during ECA Championships 2015 and 2016.
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1 Mini Charm Pack - Sunnyside by Kate Spain
1 Coordinating Fat Quarter
11" Zipper
(2) 12 x 10 Pieces of Batting
1/2" D-Ring for Pull Tab
Interfacing for lining fabric
Break open those Mini Charms.
Choose 36 charms for your quilted exterior, 2 for your zipper stops and 2 for your pull tab.
Lay out the exterior charms. Notice there are no charms on the bottom corners.
When piecing little charms for patchwork I like to chain sew. Use a 1/4" seam for piecing.
Don't iron quite yet - wait until you have strip sets (rows of charms) in place.
When have your strip sets sewn together, iron the seams with each row going opposite directions.
This makes it easy for lining up the rows. You won't even need to pin! The way you've ironed the seams helps lock them together for sewing.
If you feel more comfortable pinning, go for it. I'm okay using this method for smaller projects that are easier to handle.
Now you should have 2 pieced panels similar to this.
Make the pull tab by taking 2 of the charms we put aside and sew them together, ironing the seam open.
Iron lengthwise to mark the center and open it up. Now fold and iron the edges to the center iron line.
Fold in half again and stitch down the edge of each side.
Optional D-Ring: Fold your tab in half and stitch the ring in place.
Take 2 more of the charms we pulled aside. These will be used as fabric stops for the zipper.
Fold in half, iron and open. Fold and iron a generous 1/4".
Layer your batting under your fabric panel.
The quilting design is up to you! I stitched straight, diagonal lines through the middle of each charm.
If you do a lot of straight line quilting, chalk markers will line right against your ruler. Makes it kind of nice.
Trim the batting, be careful not to cut any of the charms.
I don't place fabric on the underside and I've never had a problem without it. You can use muslin or scrap fabric if you want, but this will all be hidden.
Cut two 8.5" x 10.5" rectangles from your fat quarter. This will be your lining.
Optional Interfacing: Iron the interfacing to your fabric. I like using interfacing because it provides extra stability.
Trim your lining and cut a 2" square from the bottom corners so they resemble the shape of the quilted panels.
You should have something like this:
Take a fabric zipper stop and fold it over the edge of the zipper end. Sew along the folded edge of the stop to attach.
Open the little tab and cut the zipper down to 1/4" seam. This removes extra material so the corners aren't so bulky.
Attach the other fabric zipper stop - leaving 8" between the two stops. Trim the extra zipper material from the inside of that stop as well.
Quilted exterior right side up
Zipper facing down
(center the fabric stops so the same amount of fabric sticks out on the right and left)
Lining right side down
Using a zipper foot sew along the top edge of the exterior-zipper-lining sandwich.
Fold the sewn layers off to one side and layer:
Quilted exterior right side up
Zipper facing down
(the first set of fabrics should be folded down with the other fabrics and out of the way)
Lining right side down
Using a zipper foot sew along the top edge.
Fold each side open. A lining and quilted panel should be wrong sides together on each side.
Top stitch along each side of the zipper and trim the extra fabric off the zipper stops.
Fold the two lining fabrics together - right sides facing.
Fold the two quilted panels together - right sides facing.
Place the pull tab on the inside where the zipper pull will be when the pouch is closed. If the pull tab is too long for your liking, trim a 1/2" off first.
Make sure your zipper is OPEN!
Line up the top stitching from the two quilted panels and pin in place on each side. This keep your sides lined up.
Sew using a 1/2" seam down the sides like the image below. Don't sew the corners. Remember to leave a turning hole!
Once the sides are sewn, separate a corner and fold the seams together. Sew using 1/2" seam.
Repeat for all corners and you should have something that resembles this.
See that little hole we left in the lining? Stick your hand in there and start pulling the bag right side out.
This is why we left that zipper open!
Sew your lining hole closed. This is a good spot to sew in a label.
Stuff the lining down inside the pouch and poke out the corners of the bag and the zipper.
Don't use anything sharp or you'll stab right through your fabric creating an ugly little hole. I may or may not have done this before. And I may or may not have done it more than once.
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Elie Poltorak wrote:Interesting how 4 gates don't score well with Rogov, yet they're the closest thing to a cult wine in the Kosher market.
Daniel Rogov wrote:Elie Poltorak wrote:Interesting how 4 gates don't score well with Rogov, yet they're the closest thing to a cult wine in the Kosher market.
In my evaluation, Four Gates wines invariably earn scores of 87, 89 and 89 with the occasional 90 creeping in from time to time. Scores in that range indicate wines that I consider good to very good and recommended. Hardly "bad' scores.
As to being a cult winery, I suspect a good deal of that has to do with Benjamin Cantz' charming personna, his rather unique individualistic and almost hermit-like life-style, and that indeed his wines are a considerable shade different than many of the kosher wines we find on the market.
With no comparison whatever to Benjamin's wines (which as I say are very good), that a winery attains a cult-like following is not, however, an automatic indicator that the wines will be exceptionally or even basically good. Those who will remember the Tekoa winery in Israel will recognize that, for here was a winemaker that decided that the South African Berlinka grape, used exclusively in South Africa as a table grape, would make fine wine. The wines were seriously oxidized on release, and within a year had assumed a taste, texture and aroma profile of a what one might imagine to be a blend of balsamic vinegar, maple syrup and camel dung. Despite which, he did have a cultish following, a few members of that cult who still have his wines and enjoy them from time to time.
YoelA wrote:According to the winery's website the current pinot noir is a blend of more recent vintages, so Rogov probably hasn't tasted it yet.
Elie Poltorak wrote:Although you refer to scores of 87-90 as "good to very good and recommended," that's the scoring range for the vast majority of mediocre/ok wine out there--hardly wines an enthusiast would get excited over.
Daniel Rogov wrote:Elie Poltorak wrote:Although you refer to scores of 87-90 as "good to very good and recommended," that's the scoring range for the vast majority of mediocre/ok wine out there--hardly wines an enthusiast would get excited over.
Whoa.....wines that that are "mediocre/ok" earn scores of 80-84 (Average and Not Exciting, Recommended Primarily as Entry Level Wines; wines that are mediocre and at least somewhat faulted and not recommended earn scores of 75-79.
When it comes to wines earing 87-90 points we might be talking about a great many fine Bordeaux wines that happen to give us the good luck of making for fine drinking but at more reasonable prices than their brothers and sisters that earn higher scores.
The true wine lover who scorns wines in the 87-90 point category because of their scores is going to miss a great many very good and interesting wines.
That Benjamin's wines are "different than their peers", may well make sense. Being different, however, even though that may add interest, does not necessarily translate into higher quality or higher scores. What it may translate into is greater interest and appreciation on the part of those seeking those differences. That, of course, is perfectly legitimate.
Referring once again to the wines of Tekoa (and again stressing that there is no connection whatever with those and the wines of Four Gates), those were certainly "different than their peers". That most certainly did not add to their quality. As a possible point of information, those wines earned between 50-55 points when I rated them.
Elie Poltorak wrote:Truly a pity that Rogov was unable to do the Four Gates tasting.
Mike BG wrote:Quick reply just after Pesach. We had the Four Gates 2010 Pinot Noir on Shabbos Chol Hamoed. It was just wonderful! Shame I could only order 4 though!
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