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I watch Dexter and love it...hopefully will watch this weeks tonight. Brewers and Packers are taking up way too much of our TV time right now. Especially the Brewers.
I couldn't get into Treme either. One on my list to watch is Shameless...my dad really liked that one...just one season so far. I enjoyed Episodes and think that they are making a second season. Six Feet Under is fantastic (best ending to a series I think that I have ever seen). I like True Blood but DH won't watch that one. He loves Game of Thrones and I like it but not like he does.
We watch a lot of sci-fy and LOVED Battlestar Galactica. Also Stargate, than Stargate Atlantis and Stargate Universe (best was Stargate the first series). Now we are watching Babylon 5. Of course all the Star Treks!
We both really like Glee. I also like but DH doesn't watch things like Vampire Diaries, 90210, Melrose Place....that stuff I watch after he goes to bed. Another series we both liked a lot (and yup DH did) was Gilmore Girls.
I'm not watching new series for the most part. We got so burned last year with basically our favorites being cancelled....and than the idiots in charge won't even write in an ending and just leave you hanging. At this point, I'm willing to try things on HBO or Showtime....or wait until they are hits and watch on DVD or even when the whole thing is over.


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Ted Gonder
If we want to build a better tomorrow and ignite a renaissance of abundance for the future of humanity, each of us must lean into fear and soar past the limitations of what we perceive to be possible for ourselves. In the words of Rumi, the 13th century poet, "Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself."
"It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without error or shortcoming, but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat."
- Theodore Roosevelt For more on what I've learned, check out this blog post. For more on my story and motivations, check out this blog post. For some of my favorite books, check out this blog post. For some of my favorite quotes, check out this blog post.
On a service mission to even the odds for future generations.
Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer
March 2009 - Present
Recognized by President Obama as one of the best new ideas for social innovation, Moneythink is the only movement of young people working to restore the economic health of the United States through preventative, transformative, and evidence-driven financial education. In this role, I have had the privilege of learning and serving with a world class team to: Bring economic opportunity mentoring to over 9000 students in need, and equip 1000 college leaders to be community change agents. Raise philanthropic funds from top companies and foundations, as well as hundreds of generous individuals. Lead volunteer recruitment and placement efforts in over 30 campus communties nationwide. Collaborate with other leading organizations such as Teach for America, IDEO.org, the Center for Financial Services Innovation. Learn more on Moneythink's website.
U.S. President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability for Young Americans
February 2014 - Present
According to the Executive Order, the goal of the Council is to "promote financial capability among young Americans and encourage building the financial capability of young people at an early stage in schools, families, communities, and the workplace." It's a huge honor, and I'm humbled to serve and learn alongside thought leaders with decades of experience. The decisions that get made at this table will affect the economic and educational circumstances of future generations, so it's important that future generations have a voice at the table - I strive to represent that voice. Check out the official White House announcement or this article for more details.
U.S. Government
February 2012 - May 2013
I had the honor of serving as one of five private sector entrepreneurs for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, helping to streamline processes for immigrant entrepreneurs to come to the U.S., innovate new technologies, and create jobs. Learn more on the White House Blog, and in these posts: USCIS, Medium, Svbtle.
Past Speaking Engagements
I'm always honored when invited to speak for companies, universities, and communities. If you're interested in having me as your speaker, please email me directly at email@example.com. It's been an honor to speak at:
The White House
Champions of Change Panel, Honored by President Obama
Washington, D.C.
Spoke on a panel introduced by President Obama and moderated by White House Director of Social Innovation Jonathan Greenblatt. Discussed what it means to "win the future," and what Moneythink is doing to contribute to the President's vision. Watch here.
Social Innovation Summit 2012
Taking Social Innovation to Scale
Mountain View, CA
Spoke on a panel about Moneythink's experiences taking social innovation to scale, the trade-offs between for-profit and non-profit entrepreneurship, the art of measuring impact for early-stage social ventures. Watch here.
Dell Social Innovation Lab
Smash Fear: How to Seize Life by the Horns and Become Epic
August 2012 - New York, NY
Talk and workshop offering insights and exercises on unleashing your full potential through commitment to social action. Versions of this talk have also been delivered to companies such as Ignited USA in Los Angeles, CA; universities such as University of Chicago and Amherst College; and communities such as The Bold Academy and the StartingBloc Social Innovation Institute. Learn more about this talk.
Abandoning Mediocrity and Seizing Opportunity
February 2012 - Northbrook, IL
Talk given to leading insurance company Allstate's employees, sharing insights about the power of mentorship, compassion, and human potential.
Here's a video interview and some links to press where you can learn more about my work.
Interviewed on TastyTrade with Tom Sosnoff.
Interviewed on Participant Media's Take Part Live show with Meghan McCain.
"Having Ted Gonder speak at TEDxAllstate helped our employees see how the power of commitment in the pursuit of a vision could propel an idea into reality. Ted's story about his journey illustrates the dedication with which Ted approaches life itself. He leaves his audience awed and inspired."
- Linda Lampe, Allstate
"Ted is a natural leader and a doer. His passion is service and making a difference. He will be a transformational leader in his generation – either in public service or in the private sector. Cut it either way, Ted is an entrepreneur and no nonsense."
- Sam Beard, Advisor to 7 U.S. Presidents and Chairman of the Jefferson Awards for Public Service
"People of true sincerity of purpose are rare. People who are pragmatic, diligent with resources, and realistic about the challenges of operating in the modern environment are rare. People who are both? 1 in 10,000. And that's Ted Gonder. He has deep historical perspective and no rosy idealism about the challenges that future young Americans face, and yet he's incredibly inspiring and everyone around him gives their best. Do whatever you can to meet him and collaborate to make the world a better place."
- Sebastian Marshall, The Strategic Review
"Ted's seminar at StartingBloc's Boston 2012 Institute was easily the most popular, and the most transformative. Not only did participants rate it more highly than any other session, but they also implemented his advice. They posted follow-on comments about his workshop's impact on their lives to Facebook and Twitter for months after the event."
- Sarah Bishop, Acting CEO of StartingBloc and Author of
The Connection Agency
"Ted Gonder is a shining example of the best of the Millennial generation. With a clear vision and enormous passion, he is tackling some of America's most significant inequalities through Moneythink. He is humble yet fearless, and understands that all change comes from within - making him a powerful force for good."
- Jason Shen, Startup Founder & Presidential Innovation Fellow
Highlights from a life of serving, working, and playing with great people.
Official Speaker Bio
Ted Gonder is a member of the U.S. President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability for Young Americans and the co-founding CEO of Moneythink, the only movement of young people restoring the economic health of the United States through preventative, transformative, and evidence-driven youth financial education. Since 2009, Moneythink has trained over 1000 college leaders to serve as financial mentors and college role models to over 9000 teenagers across 10 states. Prior to Moneythink, Ted served as Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, advising the Obama Administration on immigration policy for foreign entrepreneurs. Previously, he worked with the Kauffman Foundation and the Chilean government on transnational entrepreneurship initiatives, and published research on the topic through MIT Press and McKinsey. Ted got his start in social entrepreneurship leading a number of climate-change-related student initiatives, most notably being appointed and serving as the student advisor to The Climate Project, an organization founded by Al Gore. Ted has also played an active role as a community builder, founding the World Economic Forum's Chicago Global Shapers Hub, as well as the University of Chicago Entrepreneurship Society. His work has been featured in MTV, WSJ, and Crain's; and has spoken at the White House, U.S. Senate, NYSE, TEDx, and at top companies such as PwC, IDEO, Dell, and Allstate. Besides work, Ted enjoys practicing martial arts, admiring wild animals, and writing on his blog.
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I asked this gentleman if I could take a picture of him and his 'little' fur babies.
These Great Danes weren't breaking a sweat, but their Human Dad sure was.
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|This is my grandfather (my father's father) Harry Bowman Jackson who came from Leyland in Lancashire and went to South Africa with the Leyland Paint and Varnish Company. He joined the Transvaal Scottish Regiment and died of Spanish Flu in October 1918 in barracks at Woking. His brother Will was in the same Regiment and died a few days later in the same barracks, also of Spanish Flu.
They are both remembered on the War Memorial in their home town of Leyland (Lancashire)
On the back it says: 'To Allan from Daddy 1918'
His regimental details:
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4th Regiment, South African Infantry (South African Scottish) Transvaal Scottish Regiment.
Born 14th February 1883
Died 22nd October 1918
I am not sure if he even saw any action although his regiment was quite busy in France. He was an incredibly fit and handsome man and left a widow, two sons and a daughter who was born six months after his death.
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Pte. Harry Bowman Jackson is buried in Leyland (St. Andrew) Churchyard.
His brother, Pte. 22128 William Jackson, 4th Regt. South African Infantry, died 24th October 1918, and is also buried in St. Andrew's Churchyard.
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Waukesha Police Report: July 31, 2014 issue
1 A vehicle was reportedly "slimed" with mustard at 315 E. Wabash Ave. overnight July 17-18.
2 A trailer hitch, diesel fuel and a Vermont license plate was stolen from a vehicle at 318 Darlene Drive at 9:35 a.m. July 18.
3 A women's engagement ring and her deceased husband's wedding band were stolen from her house at 258 N. Moreland Blvd. prior to 2:34 p.m. July 18.
4 A caller reported a woman was screaming and things being thrown around in an apartment at 167 N. Moreland Blvd. at 12:31 a.m. July 19. Police found a birthday party celebration. Police told the residents were told to keep the music down.
5 Police were called to deal with an intoxicated 25-year-old man, who was out of control and throwing things off the balcony, and who was bleeding from an unknown injury, at an apartment at 100 E. Main St. just before 4 a.m. July 19.» Read Full Article
Walter Kolb remembered as "dean of Waukesha County Board"
Walter Kolb, who served for 22 years on the Waukesha County Board, brought a business sense to every matter taken up by the board, Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas said.
Kolb died Monday following heart valve replacement surgery at Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee. He was 73.
"We're all very saddened today by the passing of Walter," Vrakas said. "He was the dean of the county board.
"He always would relate how the operations of the county would be done if it were a business -- if it was reflective of good solid business principles," Vrakas added. "He was always that kind of voice - a good conservative business voice."
Kolb was in a position to know. He founded Audio Implements, a division of Wisconsin Ear Mold. The division was a pioneer in making the molded earpieces used by broadcasters nationwide. It was an outgrowth of his business of making hearing aid molds, said his wife, Anita. It started when a traffic reporter for WTMJ radio asked for Kolb's help in making an earpiece that would block helicopter noise - and stay in his ear - during traffic reports, Kolb's wife said.» Read Full Article
Walter Kolb dedicated life to Waukesha County politics
Walter Kolb spent 22 years on the Waukesha County Board and helped make many decisions for the direction of the county.
But his wife, Anita, said his proudest moment came this year and didn't have anything to do with a county board vote. It was when Walter's son, Robert, was sworn in to the county board.
"He was so proud," said Anita, who was there taking pictures of the two. "His heart was about to pop out of his chest, because he was so excited for Robert."
The two Kolbs served on the board together for five months.
Walter Kolb, 73, of the town of Waukesha, died on Monday, Sept. 22, with his family by his side at St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee.» Read Full Article
Poll: Will Arrowhead or Waukesha West win in Week 6 matchup?
Week 6 of the preps football season showcases a big Classic 8 Conference matchup: Arrowhead at Waukesha West.
Last year in Hartland, the Warhawks beat the Wolverines, 13-7.
Arrowhead enters the game with a 3-2 league record this year. West is 4-1.
Preps football photos of the week: Sept. 19
Big conference games and intercity rivalries were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 5 on Sept. 19.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 5.
Party City pulls Slender Man Halloween costumes in Wisconsin
an outcry in the wake of the May stabbing of a girl allegedly by classmates seeking to please the fictional character.Party City has pulled Slender Man costumes from its shelves throughout Wisconsin after
"Our thoughts and condolences go out to family and friends of the victim and the entire local community," according to a company statement. "... Party City sells merchandise and costumes for all types of Halloween customers, and nothing we carry is meant to be offensive."
Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyser, both 12, are charged in adult court with attempted first-degree intentional homicide in the May 31 stabbing of the girl, also 12, in a wooded area near David's Park on Waukesha's south side. The victim survived the attack.
Weier and Geyser told investigators they were trying to gain the favor of Slender Man.
The Halloween costume depicting the fictional character was found at a Party City store and Spirit Halloween in Brookfield, and drew complaints from some parents, according to local media reports. Both stores there have since stopped carrying the costume.» Read Full Article
Top five picks for this weekend in Waukesha
Looking for something to do in Waukesha this weekend?
Here are my top five picks.
1. Friends of Retzer Nature Center's Apple Harvest Festival: The annual fest is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Retzer Nature Center, S14 W28167 Madison St. Admission is $5 per vehicle. The event, of course, features plenty of apple-related foods and drinks as well as an apple market and apple experts will be on hand.
Judging for an apple pie baking contest begins at 11 a.m. Entries are due at 10:30 a.m. A craft fair runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the fest features children's activities, a folk concert with Apple Jam from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Ken Lonnquist & Friends from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
There will also be horse-drawn wagon rides from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and guided nature hikes at 10:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and 2:15 p.m.» Read Full Article
Waukesha Police Report: Sept. 18, 2014 issue
1 A woman told police at 1:40 p.m. Sept. 4 that her ex is implanting viruses into her computer and "altering things" at 2703 Coventry Lane. She believed that her ex was monitoring her every move using different proxy servers all over the world. Police said her story was hard to follow and was told to get a restraining order, but she wanted to find other alternatives and take her case "to the FBI."
2 The principal at Heyer Elementary, 1209 Heyer Drive, heard footsteps on the roof of the school at 8:32 p.m. Sept. 4. She said it has been an ongoing problem and that several times over the last several weeks teenage boys have climbed on and off the roof, practicing "Parkour."
3 Police were called at 8:55 p.m. Sept. 4 to talk to a man who has been sitting on a bench outside a business at 227 W. Main St. at the same time a certain female employee is working. The man, who was homeless, told police this is the spot he comes to when he is bored and has nowhere else to spend his time.
4 A woman was grabbed by her boyfriend around the throat and thrown to the ground while she was holding her 2-year-old son at an apartment at 215 Hinman Ave. at 10:08 p.m. Sept. 4.
5 A man was sexually harassing staff at the Waukesha Public Library, 321 Wisconsin Ave., at 2:15 p.m. Sept. 5. The man, was became agitated, left to go to Cutler Park.» Read Full Article
Missing Waukesha woman found unharmed
A woman reported missing from a Waukesha nursing home has been located unharmed in Laramie, Wyo., police said Wednesday night.
Mary Eva Whitham, 71, had been missing since 3 p.m. Sunday, police said.
Waukesha County detective Peter Korns charged for domestic-related incident
A Waukesha County Sheriff's Department detective has been put on administrative leave after his arrest for a domestic-related incident.
According to a statement from Sheriff Dan Trawicki, Peter Korns was arrested by the Waukesha Police Department on Sept. 8.
Korns, 49, was charged on Sept. 15 with disorderly conduct-domestic abuse, a class B misdemeanor. He will make an initial court appearance on Oct. 6 before Waukesha County Circuit Court Commissioner Thomas Pieper.
He has been with the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department for about 26 years and is assigned to the Detective Bureau.
"Consistent with our normal practice, Detective Korns has been placed on administrative leave and his arrest powers have been suspended pending the outcome of the (Waukesha police) investigation and our internal investigation," Trawicki said.» Read Full Article
'Suspicious' Halloween decoration turns out to be mannequin in a tree
One Waukesha house has already gotten into the Halloween spirit by putting up outdoor decorations.
But one person felt a decoration was suspicious enough to warrant a call to the police.
According to the police blotter, police were called to a residence after a caller thought a person might be hanging from a tree in front of a house at 1122 Perkins Ave. at 9:49 a.m. Sept. 9.
The caller told police that they believed it was a Halloween decoration but couldn't be sure.
Police found that it was in fact a mannequin Halloween decoration in the tree.» Read Full Article
Missing Waukesha woman with dementia spotted outside Kansas City
missing woman with dementia was seen outside Kansas City, Mo., on Monday, Waukesha police said Tuesday.A
Witnesses told authorities that the woman, 71-year-old Mary Eva Whitham, was lucid but they were concerned about her mental condition. They also indicated that she cannot walk well and was in a Ford F-350 crew cab pickup truck. Whitham usually uses a wheelchair but sometimes uses a walker, police have said.
Waukesha police issued a silver alert for Whitham on Monday and said she may be with Lindig Kass Kiesling, 74, who drives a gold 2008 Ford F-350 truck with Wyoming license plate 22-4973.
Whitham was not in custody as of Tuesday morning, and she and Kiesling may be traveling to Texas, authorities said Tuesday.
Whitham and Kiesling have lived together in the past and the case is not considered a kidnapping, Waukesha police said.» Read Full Article
Waukesha woman with dementia reported missing
Police in Waukesha are asking the public for help to locate a missing woman with dementia.
Mary Eva Whitham, 71, is white, five feet, four inches tall, weighs 160 pounds and has gray hair and blue eyes, according to a news release from Waukesha police.
According to the release, Whitham usually uses a wheelchair but sometimes uses a walker.
She may be with Lindig Kass Kiesling, 74. He drives a gold 2008 Ford F-350 truck with Wyoming license plate 22-4973, and the two may be living out of the vehicle.
They may also be heading to Wyoming, according to the release. Police did not detail the relationship of the two.» Read Full Article
Second stabbing suspect to be mentally evaluated in Waukesha Slender Man case
A court-appointed forensic psychologist will evaluate Anissa E. Weier, one of the 12-year-old Slender Man stabbing suspects, to determine if she is competent to proceed and assist in her defense.
Judge Michael Bohren ordered the exam at a hearing Monday, Sept. 15, at the Waukesha County Courthouse.
A probable cause hearing had been scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 17, and Thursday, Sept 18, but with Weier now set to undergo a competency exam, Bohren canceled those hearings.
The competency evaluation must take place within a 30-day period, Bohren said. An update on the doctor's findings will be given at a hearing at 8:30 a.m. Oct. 22 at the Waukesha County Courthouse.
Raising the issue» Read Full Article
Kettle Moraine football team goes on impressive run to defeat Waukesha South
Host Kettle Moraine scored a wild 49-35 Classic 8 Conference victory over Waukesha South Friday night. The Blackshirts led 20-7 midway through the second period before KM went on an impressive 42-7 run to win the game.
KM is now 3-1, its best start since 2007.
Senior running back Andrew Trafton scored three second half touchdowns and senior quarterback Mitch Pfeifer threw two touchdown passes and ran for one score. Will Duchow, Nate Tyley and Tanner Smith also scored for the Lasers.
Arrowhead rides another late-scoring drive to beat Catholic Memorial
Last week, it was "The Drive." This week, would it be "The Drive 2?"
Trailing host Catholic Memorial by a 21-17 score with 1:14 left to play at Schneider Stadium at Carroll University, junior quarterback Johnny Duranso put together a 64-yard, 5-play drive and tossed an 11-yard touchdown pass to a wide open Cody Sellhausen in the left corner of the end zone to give the Warhawks and incredible 24-21 Classic 8 Conference victory. The score came with 33.6 seconds to play.
Memorial rallied back from a 14-0 first half deficit to stun AHS by scoring three second half touchdowns and grabbing a 21-17 lead with 1:20 remaining in the game.
But that's when the talented Duranso went to work for a second straight week, putting together his second consecutive come-from-behind game winning drive.
"We just believe in ourselves when our backs are to the wall," Duranso said. "We never give up. CMH was outplaying us in the second half, but we got one final chance and made the most of it. This feels good right now."» Read Full Article


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Moda charm pack - choose 6 charm squares, Moda jelly roll strips/scraps, or Moda scrapbag strips
2 inch square english paper pieces by paper pieces.com
upholstery thread
silk thread
Doll makers needle
6 buttons that coordinate with fabric
Choose 6 fabrics and cut a 2.5 inch square. Your 2 inch paper piece will fit perfectly.
Baste the paper pieces to the wrong side of the fabric. The type or color of thread doesn't matter as you will be removing them at the end of the piecing. I do not 'knot' the thread at the end...just overlap the basting stitch. This allows me to pull the thread more easily once the squares are sewn together.
After you have them all basted lay them out in a pleasing arrangement.
Taking 2 squares right sides together begin to whip stitch the edges. Here I do knot the thread and I use silk thread to help hide my stitches.
This is the how the piece should look....
Then you stitch the sides together...it is necessary to remove the center square paper to allow you to fold the piece to align the squares right sides together for stitching. As you stitch the sides and a 'square' is sewn completely you can remove that paper to give even more flexibility.
Here they are removed and the pincushion is turned for stuffing. Once you stuff it, whip stitch opening closed...again with silk thread if you have it. I use a doll makers needle for sewing the buttons since they are longer and studier but still go through the button holes.
I made 3 sugar cubes...they're addicting!...the top one is Aviary fabric from a Moda Scrapbag! Bottom left is Fig and Plum from a Moda charm pack and the right cushion is Mary Englebreit's Friends and Flowers jelly roll!!


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YouTube Description: Waffles the Terrible fails a lot... every day at one thing or another. This kitten decides to jump from roof of snow covered van to roof of snow covered garage. First attempt he saves himself... but only to fail moments later. He then collects all his wits and leaps very hard, but doesn't move an inch, as he nosedives passed his destination. He is named Waffles the Terrible because he just is. He is about 7 months old and very fluffy (not fat).
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Cabin baggage which is up to 8 kg/per pcs is carried without any charge. Passengers can bring 2 pieces in bussiness class and 1 pieces for comfort and economy classes. Max. dimensions for each piece are 23X40X55 cm in all classes.
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Free baggage allowance is 2 pcs and max dimension of each piece is 158 cm in Business/Comfort and Economy classes. Upper limit of 1 pcs for business baggage is 32 Kg and upper limit of 1 pcs for comfort and economy baggage is 23 Kg. For infants (age between 0-2), free baggage allowance is 1 pcs + 1 pcs of fully collapsible stroller and for each pcs max dimension is 115 cm and max weight is 23 kg.
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***Below information is valid for all flights to/from US operated by TK. Code-share fligts are not included.
Related charges are:
Piece Zone 1: SAO / BUE / YMQ / YTOLOS / ACC / ABJ / DKR / NKC / DLA / NSI (YAO) / OUA / NIM / FIH / LBV / KAN / NDJ / COO / BKO / CKY
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If stop-over is not made below fares are taken for each extra pcs.
|Between Turkey and US : 150 USD
|Between Zone1 and US : 155 USD
|Between Zone2 and US : 160 USD
|Between Zone3 and US : 165 USD
|Between Zone4 and US : 185 USD
|Between Zone5 and US : 210 USD
|Between Piece Zone1 and US : 250 USD
|Between Piece Zone 2 and US : 300 USD
|Between US and Piece Zone 2 : 300 USD
***For Code Share flights if TK is MSC (Most Significant Carrier) than below excess baggage charges is valid .
Related charges are:
Piece Zone 1: SAO/BUE/YMQ/YTO/LOS/ACC/DKR/ABJ/NKC (TK online fights)
Piece Zone 2 US: Other USA points
Piece Zone 2: Canada/South America/Nigeria/Ghana/Nigeria/Senegal/Cote D Ivoire/Mauritania/ Cameroon/Burkina Faso/Niger/Congo Dem. Rep./Gabon/Benin Peoples Rep./Mali/Guinea (Flights starting from TK 8000)
If stop-over is not made below fares are taken for each extra pcs.
|Between Turkey and Piece Zone 2 US : 195 USD
|Between Zone1 and Piece Zone 2 US : 205 USD
|Between Zone2 and Piece Zone 2 US : 205 USD
|Between Zone3 and Piece Zone 2 US : 215 USD
|Between Zone4 and Piece Zone 2 US : 215 USD
|Between Zone5 and Piece Zone 2 US : 225 USD
|Between Piece Zone1 and Piece Zone 2 US : 300 USD
|Between Piece Zone 2 and Piece Zone 2 US : 350 USD
If there is a stopover in Turkey then the below fees are added to the excess baggage fares mentioned above for TK online and Code Share flights. Based on that for sectors up to Turkey additional unit baggage fee is charged and if there is another check-in at the stopover point in Turkey then to beyond Turkey/from beyond Turkey USD based excess baggage sector fees (add. Fee) as stated below are collected additionaly. If the journey is continued at stopover points in domestic lines within Turkey then excess baggage calculations based on the piece concept will be continued. In that case, for every stopover at each domestic terminal 10 usd will be charged for each excess baggage. Even if the stopover exceeds 24 hours in Istanbul due to system connection additional fees are collected as stated below.
Additional fees are:
|Between Turkey and Turkey : 10 USD
|Between Zone1 and Turkey : 40 USD
|Between Zone2 and Turkey : 45 USD
|Between Zone3 and Turkey: 50 USD
|Between Zone4 and Turkey: 55 USD
|Between Zone5 and Turkey: 65 USD
|Between US and Turkey: 130 USD
|Between Piece Zone1 and Turkey: 130 USD
|Between Piece Zone2 and Turkey: 180 USD
|Between Piece Zone2 US and Turkey: 180 USD
** For baggage carriages with Piece Concept, passengers traveling at economy class to points where the free baggage limit is 23kg, will be charged 80usd for each piece between 23-32kg.
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Greetings, Moda Bake Shop readers. My name is Karen Miller, and I'm a new Chef here at the Bake Shop! I live in the beautiful Finger Lakes Region of Upstate New York, USA, and I blog about all things Quilty at Karen's Quilts, Crows and Cardinals. Stop by and check out my projects, tutorials, and other happenings.
Today I'm excited to share a Quilted Envelope Pillow recipe using Deb Strain's "Family Tree" fabric.
With its beautiful colorways, "Family Tree" is perfect for fall - AND - spring projects! As you can see from my Blog, I'm addicted to birds - so the Family Tree birds and paisley along with some awesome dimensional cuts have me sold on this line... I'm sure you will LOVE IT too!
Several techniques were used to complete the quilted pillow including machine piecing, applique, fussy cutting, and free motion quilting. Both cotton and wool fabric were used in this sample -- I hope you enjoy the variety.
The finished pillow fits a 20" x 20" pillow insert and has a cute little 2" flange around the outside!
Pillow Top, Envelope Back and Misc Applique Pieces:
- 1 Jelly Roll Family Tree #19640JR
- 1 Fat Quarter Family Tree Cream #19649 11
- 1 7" x 10" piece Moda Marble Chocolate #6851
- 28" square inexpensive cotton fabric for quilted pillow backing
- 28" square piece of batting (I used Hobbs Poly)
- 20" square Pillow Form
- For Applique Tree: 7" x 10" piece Moda Wool Dark Brown #810-58
- For Applique Birds: 5" x 5" scrap of Moda Wool Red #1700-72
- Quilter's Freezer Paper
- DMC #8 Pearl Cotton Thread in Red & Brown for wool applique
- Aurifil Mako 50/2 in Color #2000 1GN for quilting
- Aurifil Mako 50/2 in Color #2845 1GN & #2600 ICN for top stitching
Please review all instructions before getting started.
Unless otherwise indicated, all piecing was completed using a scant 1/4 inch seam allowance.
Pillow Top Piecing:
Applique Background: Cut one 13" x 13" square using Family Tree Cream or any other neutral Moda fabric.
Pieced Pillow Top : From your Jelly Roll choose 5 to 10 different strips for the pillow top - The sample was completed using 7 different fabric strips and alternating lighter/darker fabrics in the block.
Cutting and Piecing Pillow Top: Using the "Piecing and Cutting" diagram below, cut strip sizes and sew to the cream applique background. Note: The diagram indicates the order in which you piece AND the size of the cut piece.
Example: #1 - 13" represents the first piece you sew to the background and it is cut 13 inches long.
|Piecing and Cutting Diagram - # indicates the order and " indicate size to cut
Cutting Tip: When you're cutting pieces that are longer than 10 or 12 inches consider this approach:
Take 1/2 of the desired size as your target, fold your fabric to the target size plus a bit of overlap. Find the target size mark on your ruler and place it on the fabric fold. Trim the opposite end.
This method allows you to remove the selvage while cutting the desired strip size and helps avoid LONG strip and ruler alignment.
Now, back to the pillow top -- be sure to press your seams toward the outside of the pillow after each strip is sewn. I was taught to first press the seam flat before pressing it in the desired direction. The seams come out beautifully using this method.
Now that you've completed most or all of the piecing on the pillow top it's time to applique!
Pillow Top Applique:The applique portion of the pillow allows for great flexibility!
If you would rather not use the sample methods, there are many applique options available including raw or turned edge applique, fused or glued, with hand or machine stitching. If you have any questions on any particular method, leave a comment here or on my blog, and I would be happy to give you feedback. Also, check out the great Moda Bake Shop Basics tutorials on Machine Applique and Turned Edge Machine Applique.
|Tree above in Moda Marble -- Yummy !
Tree & Birds:
If you are using wool and not fusing it down, then you'll want to have Quilter's Freezer Paper on hand. If you don't have Quilters Freezer paper sheets, you can use rolled freezer paper from your kitchen drawer ;)
Using the tree template below, trace the tree design to the dull or paper side of the freezer paper.
|Tree Template
**Use care not to burn and/or discolor your wool.
Cut along the drawn line. Remove the freezer paper.
Use applique pins to secure the tree to the background fabric, then use Pearl Cotton thread to stitch using a Whipstitch.
Once your tree is stitched down, use the same techniques to cut and stitch your birds.
Bird layout:
Before stitching the birds to the background you can (optionally) add some dimension by stuffing them with batting.
After stitching the tree, birds, and bird wings to the background, choose several strips from the jelly roll and fussy cut leaves to complete the tree. The sample leaves were completed using needle turn applique, but use your favorite applique method. For a fast and easy solution consider raw edge applique using fusible web to secure and machine top stitch for added interest.
Once the applique is completed, add the 4 outside border pieces (pieces #9 through #12 from the Piecing and Cutting Diagram above).
Your unquilted pillow top should measure appx 24 3/4 inches square.
Prepare for Pillow Top Quilting:
In the sample, only the pillow top was quilted.
Prepare the quilt sandwich on a table top -- the pillow size is perfect because nothing drapes over the edges of the table!
First, lay out your backing fabric -- remember this fabric will not show once your envelope pillow is completed, so use a less expensive muslin or a light colored cotton fabric.
Now secure the backing fabric to the table with tape, pulling it taut, but using care not to stretch your fibers - you don't want it to spring back when the tape is removed.
Next, position and smooth batting over the backing, secure it with tape, remembering not to pull too tight.
Pin basting is complete.
I use quilting safety pins to baste my quilt tops, but there are other methods including spray basting and basting with straight pins and soft tips.
Quilt the Pillow Top:
Using matching thread and a walking foot, stitch in the ditches along the strip pieces to stabilize the pillow top before Free Motion Quilting the applique area.
Start at the edge of the applique background and work your way outward - stitching in the ditch.
Also, baste stitch around the outside perimeter of the pillow top.
Free Motion Quilt the applique area:
Free motion quilting is fun and it allows you to enjoy your piece without the wait of someone else doing your quilting for you. This pillow top is a perfect place to practice free motion quilting.. Here are some basics:
Use a top and bobbin thread that match the applique background, put your darning foot on, and drop the feed dogs on your machine. For ease of movement, use a Supreme Slider on your machine bed. Check out my blog in the next few weeks for more "Free Motion Quilting Basics".
Start by echo stitching around each applique piece. I used Aurifil Mako 50/2 in Color #2000 thread to quilt the applique area - the color matched perfectly!
The sample was quilted using a combination of "McTavishing", circles, and swirls, which all added movement to the piece.
Quilt the Pillow Top Strips:
Once you have finished quilting the applique area, quilt the pieced strips with a top stitch. I used a 2.70 stitch length on my machine. Use a thread color that complements the fabric.
Square Up the Pillow Top:
Depending on the density of your quilting you may have to make some fine adjustments to square up the pillow top. On the sample piece the right side was simple and squared up nicely.
However, because of the dense quilting in the lower left corner of the sample, some "fine adjustments" aka "fudging it" were made on the left and bottom edges. You can see from the diagram below that the "fine adjustment" included trimming outside of the top fabric, resulting in only the batting and backing being square.
The sample piece pillow top squared up at 24.25".
Important: The above measurement is necessary to trim the envelope pieces. The width of the envelope pieces will need to match the width of the pillow top (trimmed and squared).
For now, set your pillow top aside and prepare to piece the envelope back.
Pieced Envelope Back:
The envelope back requires two pieces:
- One 19" by 25" envelope top (horizontal strips)
- One 17" by 25" envelope bottom (vertical strips)
To piece the scrappy back choose 13 WOF strips from the jelly roll.
|Envelope fabric strips
Sew the long sides of the 13 strips together.
When complete you should have a 42" by 26.5" rectangle.
From the rectangle, cut one 26" by 26" square, rotate it and trim it to 19" by 24.25" (same as the width of pillow top once squared up) with the strips running horizontally. This is the envelope top.
Use the remaining 17" by 26" piece for the bottom of the envelope. Trim to 17" by 24.25" (same as the width of pillow top once squared up). These strips run vertically.
Fold and topstitch one wide edge of the envelope top and one wide edge of the envelope bottom.
Complete the Pillow:
Be sure all three pieces (Pillow Top, Envelope Top and Envelope Bottom) are the same width. The sample measured 24.25" wide.
Begin by positioning the pillow top, right side up on a table.
Add the envelope top, right side down on the pillow top. Align the raw edges at the top, left, and right. Pin. The envelope top will not cover the entire pillow - align it at the top edge.
Lastly, add the envelope bottom, right side down over the bottom portion of the pillow top. Align raw edges at the bottom, left, and right. Pin. The envelope bottom will not cover the entire pillow top but it will overlap the envelope top by about 6".
Using your walking foot sew around the entire outside of the pillow layers using a 1/2 inch seam allowance. The envelope opening will allow you to turn right side out.
Trim all 4 corners to reduce bulk. Gently press the seams open.
Next, turn the pillow right side out through the envelope. Once right side out, reach inside to push out the corners. If necessary, from the right side, use a pin to pull the corner fabric out.
Almost done !
Press around the outside edges of the completed pillow.
Sew the Flange
The flange is made by stitching in the ditch, through all layers, as designated by "A" in the diagram below. This makes the pillow the correct size to fit a 20" x 20" pillow form.
To give the pillow a more finished look, topstitch around the inner and outer edges of the outside strips as designated with "B" below.
Below is a close up of the top stitching around the flange:
Whew - that was fun!
Now you have a beautiful quilted pillow with flange that you can use for fall or spring decorating.
Are you ready to get started ?
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Completed Front and Back:
One 22" x 22" Quilted Envelope Pillow with a 2" Flange -- and plenty of Jelly Roll strips leftover for an accent pillow!!
If you have questions, leave them in the comments below -- I'll be happy to answer them.
Also, I would love to have you jump on over to my blog and say hello.
There are some neat posts about Wool Applique here and here, and if you're interested in learning more about Needle Turn Applique or Free Motion Quilting, stop by in November when I'll post some basic tutorials on these topics.
I look forward to seeing you there!
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My first job
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I have only 3 months to live.
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Nothing at all.
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Amazing romp.
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Left home in 1981 to start travelling: first on a 3 year working trip around Europe, followed by a 5 year working trip through Asia and Australasia. Job experiences ranged from chicken packing on a kibbutz in Israel, to teaching English in Taiwan, to my all time favourite: working as a deckhand on prawn trawlers in Queensland, Australia.
Having run up a total of 40+ casual jobs in 8 countries over 10 years, I then settled in Thailand, where for the past 20 years I have been running my own scuba diving company, together with friends. Still with plenty of time to travel during monsoon summer months, I love returning to family & friends in the UK, which will always be home. Last year I travelled to Greenland, where I finally saw my first, much anticipated iceberg, and love of the arctic was born. Two further arctic trips quickly followed, with many more anticipated, and Antarctica remains my dream destination.
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Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr addressed the city's finances while attending the Detroit Economic Club luncheon Thursday. During his speech, he also addressed a very hot topic: the auctioning of the Detroit Institute of Art's collection. The artwork inside the museum is known to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Rumors that the collection will be sold off to repay the city's creditors have been swirling for months, especially when representatives from Christie's Auction House came to town.
Thursday Orr finally addressed the issue publicly, saying right now he has no specific plan on what to do with the DIA collection, and is hoping for input. "I have a fiduciary obligation to account for all the assets of the city of Detroit, and foremost amongst them might very well be DIA," Orr says. "I'm hoping that all of you, in addition to the folks who are operating DIA, ... are able to come up with a solution that makes sense both for the city and for the creditors in that fashion. If they don't though, I have an obligation to develop a solution my own."
Click on the video player above to hear more from Orr on the issue. Orr says a possible solution is to lease some of the art long-term to other museums across the country. There are no officials plans for that yet, Orr has just mentioned that as one possible way for the city to make money off of the art. Christie's is expected to finish its appraisal of the most valuable pieces in the museum's collection by the end of October, and the rest of the evaluation should be completed in November.
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By Taryn AsherFox 2 NewsSOUTHFIELD, Mich. (WJBK) -- The death of an Eastern Michigan University student in December is officially ruled a homicide. Meantime, the person who killed 23-year-old Julia Niswender is still on the run."As a mom, I want to know what happened to her. Why did this happen to her? Who did this to us? Why did they do that to Julia?" said Kim Turnquist.However, six weeks after the college junior was found dead inside her Ypsilanti apartment, police know very little about this mysterious crime at have released even less, only announcing Tuesday the medical examiner ruled it was a homicide and toxicology results were inconclusive."Okay. Anything else? No. They said the information that we have is very, very good and we're just going to continue on as we have been doing. I don't know how to feel," said Jim Turnquist, Julia's father.Jim and Kim Turnquist of Monroe are going over Julia's final days trying to offer detectives any helpful details. It's a tough task because they haven't talked to their daughter in the few days leading up to her death.Julia never showed up at her work Christmas party the night of December 11. At the same time, we're told one of her roommates was also concerned. She hadn't seen Julia in a few days and noticed her car never moved outside the apartment.Police were called to check on Julia that night and found her dead inside her locked bedroom. There were no outward signs of trauma, but there were some indicators of foul play. Exactly how she was killed is still unclear."It's very hard to go through every day because I cry. I sleep with her robe at night, and I pretty much cry myself to sleep at night knowing that I won't get to see her, hug her, kiss her. I find myself staring at Jennifer a lot," Kim said.Jennifer is Julia's twin, a spitting image of her sister. Last Friday, she was forced to celebrate their 24th birthdays alone."I lost my best friend, that she'll never be back," she said. "We all want to know and we all want answers as soon as we can, but we can't. We have to be patient."With the help of Michigan State Police and university police, Ypsilanti detectives say they are following several leads. In the meantime, family and friends hope and pray for closure. They won't rest until they get justice for Julia."Our worst fear is that when we find out who did it that it's someone that we know," said Jim.The family says that investigators do know more, but they're keeping some of these details to themselves because they are following some leads and they don't want to jeopardize this case.If you know anything about this crime, you are asked to call Ypsilanti police or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-OUT.
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Following a strategic review of its operations and activities in the country, HSBC Bank Middle East Limited, an indirect wholly–owned subsidiary of HSBC Holdings plc, has entered into an agreement to sell its banking operations in Pakistan to Meezan Bank Ltd.
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At National Louis University, we firmly believe the transformative power of education should be available to all who seek it, from first-generation students to lifelong learners. As provost, I provide leadership for all academic activities at NLU, ensuring excellent academics and educational experiences for our students and support for faculty teaching, research and scholarship.
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Beer Berry Sangria is delicious and refreshing.
Here are the ingredients you'll need:
3 cups fresh strawberries cut in half
1 cup fresh raspberries (optional)
1 lemon, sliced
1 lime, sliced
1 orange, sliced
1 cup, vodka
3 tablespoons, sugar
1 (16.9oz) bottle of lemon lime soda, or ginger ale, chilled
6 bottles or cans of beer, any kind, chilled
I omit the beer. The recipe is fine with the other ingredients Sugar recommends. If you're a beer drinker, you'll love it! If you're not a beer drinker, leave the beer out and you'll love it too.
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The Borg-Warner Trophy
- Trophy height without base: 52 inches
- Trophy height with base: 64.75 inches (or 5 feet, 4.75 inches)
- Trophy weight with base: Approximately 110 pounds
The Borg-Warner Trophy is one of the most coveted trophies in the world of sports. While it pays tribute to many of the most revered drivers in auto racing history year-round, during the Month of May it becomes the focal point for the drivers attempting to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race, a reminder of the glory and tradition associated with winning the fabled event.
Fan photos of the Borg-Warner Trophy from Flickr.com
With victory at the Indianapolis 500 comes the honor of having one's face sculpted onto the 74-year-old trophy. Separate squares are affixed to its sterling-silver body, on which each winner's face, name and winning year are permanently etched. A silversmith is commissioned each year to create the new champion's portrait/sculpture in bas-relief for placement on the trophy.
In 1935, the Borg-Warner Automotive Company (now called BorgWarner) commissioned designer Robert J. Hill and Spaulding-Gorham, Inc., of Chicago, to create the trophy at a cost of $10,000.
Unveiled at a 1936 dinner hosted by then-Speedway owner Eddie Rickenbacker, the Borg-Warner Trophy was officially declared the annual prize for Indianapolis 500 victors. It was first presented that same year to champion Louis Meyer, who remarked, "Winning the Borg-Warner Trophy is like winning an Olympic medal."
The trophy was refurbished in 1992 and is valued at more than $1 million. Today, 100 faces grace the trophy's squares. The faces date back to Ray Harroun, winner of the first Indianapolis 500 in 1911, and include two sets of dual victors (one driver started the race and the other finished it) for 1924 and 1941. Four-time champions A.J. Foyt (1961, '64, '67, '77), Al Unser (1970, '71, '78, '87) and Rick Mears (1979, '84, '88, '91) are the only drivers to have their faces appear more than three times on the trophy. Mears is the only one of those three to have a new likeness rendered for each of his four victories. Tom Sneva (1983) is the only champion who appears on the trophy wearing his eyeglasses, by his request.
Besides displaying Indianapolis 500 champions, the trophy features a 24-karat gold head portrait of the late Speedway Owner and President Anton "Tony" Hulman Jr. in tribute to his rejuvenation of the track and the Indianapolis 500 after World War II. Hulman's image was added in 1987.
The last driver to have his likeness placed on the original trophy was Bobby Rahal in 1986, as all the squares had been filled. A new base was added in 1987, and it was filled to capacity following Gil de Ferran's victory in 2003. For 2004, Borg-Warner commissioned a new base that will not be filled to capacity until 2034.
Since 1988, an 18-inch tall replica of the trophy, a "Baby Borg," has been crafted in sterling silver for presentation to the champion. A new tradition began with the 1997 winner as BorgWarner also presented the winning car owner with a "Baby Borg."
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Bell's Brewery will continue its sponsorship of the "Bell's Beer Bayview Mackinac Race" through 2014. Detroit's Bayview Yacht Club, one of the most storied and historical sailing clubs in the world, will host its 88th "Bell's Beer Bayview Mackinac Race" this summer with yachts traveling from Port Huron to Mackinac beginning July 14.Over 200 sailboats and 2,500 sailors are expected to take part in the event. An estimated 100,000 sailing fans and families on the U.S. and Canadian borders will likely attend the festivities leading to the race start. Fans will be able to follow boats with a GPS system available on both Bell's Brewery and Bayview Yacht Club's websites.Sailors may choose one of two courses - the shorter course, "Shore Course," covers 204 nautical miles and the longer course, "Cove Island Course," covers 259 nautical miles. This year five Divisions will be offered: Cove Island Racing, Shore Course Racing, Shore Course Cruising, Multi-Hull and Double-Handed. Bell's is one of the largest beer producers based in Michigan and has been a sponsor of the race since 2009. In the past the race has drawn in between $30-$59 million, making it one of the premier events throughout Michigan. Visit the Bayview Yacht Club www.bycmack.com and Bell's Brewery for more information and tracking www.bellsbeer.com.
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