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Families can save big in the current economy and bring home the bargains this Thursday through Saturday April 26 - 28 at the semi-annual consignment sale run by Kentucky Kids Consignment Sales at the CFSB Center in Murray, Kentucky.
Organized by Jennifer Upton and husband, Mayfield native Paul Upton, the sale gives area families the opportunity to sell outgrown items that are no longer needed but in good condition and provides others the chance to purchase high-quality, name brand items at a fraction of the retail price.
This one-stop sale helps local families eliminate the hassles of selling items online or organizing garage sales while also giving them the opportunity to earn 70% on items sold and the chance to shop during the exclusive presale event before the sale opens to the general public.
"The semi-annual sale not only connects area families looking to buy or sell children's items, it also helps those in need," Upton said. "Many of our sellers choose to have us donate their unsold items to local charities where they can be useful to another family." Last fall, donated items were passed on to Angel's Attic, Lifehouse Care Center, the Glendale Road Church of Christ, and the Christian Community Church of Murray.
The Murray Spring 2012 Sale will be open for the public to shop April 26-28 in the CFSB Center at Murray State University. Hours are Thursday and Friday from 10 am-8 pm and Saturday from 10 am-5 pm. Items for sale will include spring and summer clothing in preemie through junior sizes, accessories, shoes, indoor and outdoor toys, infant equipment, nursery furniture, sports equipment, bikes, books, videos/DVDs, maternity clothing, and much more. Their "mom's corner" features name brand women's clothing, shoes, handbags, and costume jewelry.
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English Counties set to lose Twenty20 millions
A fall scale war between the ECB and Lalit Modi seems certain after the IPL commissioner announced the dates for this years Twenty20 Champions League.
The event will take place between September 10th and September 26th, the dates clash with the end of the four day Championship in England and the ECB have told the 18 Counties they will not be given permission to take part if they qualify for the event.
David Collier, the chief executive of the ECB reminded the counties each player would need a no-objection certificate from board and they will not be forthcoming as the ECB don't want any side fielding a weakened team in the Championship.
This latest battle between the ECB and Modi is part of the ongoing power struggle in world cricket. Its a fight Modi is wining with the ECB already in a weak bargaining position having failed in the past to set up its own Champions League.
The failure of that coup in the summer of 2008 left the ECB in the cold as the BCCI, Cricket Australia and Cricket South Africa joined forces to start the Champions League with Modi calling the shots.
The battle lines have been drawn and the only winner will be Modi who's stranglehold on world cricket will tighten. In a game of high powered brinkmanship somebody will have to back down in order to see England's top two Twenty20 teams take part in the Champions League and it won't be Modi.
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I expected such a powerful image to be the foundation of a deeply felt story about remarkable women. Alas, The Coming Home Quilt is not quite the family heirloom I was hoping for.
Chandelle McBride is trying to find her grandmother's coming home quilt, stolen by a Union Captain who commandeered the McBride home in the mountains of western North Carolina during the Civil War. Her grandmother is ailing and Chandelle is afraid that she will not be able to find the quilt in time. Chandelle hires Matt Winchester, private investigator, to help her. Together they set out by train for Philadelphia, where Chandelle believes the thieving Captain Friedlander, and the quilt, may be found.
It's a long train ride.
Upon reaching Philadelphia, Chandelle discovers truths about Matt, Captain Friedlander, and herself that change everything she thought she knew about her life. The quilt is retrieved, although the discovery turns out to be anticlimactic since her grandmother experiences an unexplained but timely recovery.
I'm afraid this story, though competently written, just wasn't deep enough to hold my interest. Chandelle's character is supposedly naďve and sheltered, and she is much attracted to Matt, who she believes is a rogue who will "do anything for money." Having never known her father, who died in the war before she was born, Chandelle is leery of falling for a man who will not stand by her, but of course she does. Too much of their protracted train journey consists of scenes where the same conflict is illustrated: she likes him, but she can't trust him.
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likable enough. We are told early on that he is from Philadelphia and that some break with his family drove him to seek his fortune elsewhere. It's clear that he agrees to accompany Chandelle for reasons of his own. He is attracted to Chandelle, but determined not to be tied down. Haven't we met these characters way too many times before? Matt is a serviceable hero, but not an inspired one. He fits perfectly into a plot that offers nothing unusual in either its pacing or its particulars.
I don't want to divulge what happens when they reach Philadelphia, but I will say that I was most disappointed by the way their relationship was consummated. After having agonized for days about the inadvisability of giving her heart to Matt, and after refusing his very explicit advances, Chandelle changes her mind after they quarrel, and decides there is nothing she wants more than to be with Matt, no questions asked! This issue is as old as time and might arguably be said to be the crux of every Romance plot: how and why does a woman come to trust a man enough to allow him to affect her future? However, no answers are forthcoming here. Chandelle's change of heart occurs too quickly to be believable, much less illuminating.
I hate to be so harsh on a story that rests on such an intriguing image; however, image alone cannot carry a plot and characters that lack depth and originality. If you are looking for very light reading, you might find some enjoyment here; for a story about strong creative women, keep looking.
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When '60's art icon Peter Max offered to illustrate the cover of our Best of Orlando issue, we decided to go retro to the max with the look of the annual list. So on the following pages you'll see the results of our reader poll in dozens of categories—from threads to munchies—presented in a somewhat psychedelic style, with model Whitney Weatherington dressed '60's style as she gets down and groovy with some of the winners.
As we do every year, we awarded the "Best of" designation based on total votes in each category. It was a gas putting it together, but we're gonna go crash now. Enjoy. Oh, and peace.
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As usual, I enjoy looking at the "Best Of" edition every year. As usual, the focus tends to be on Downtown and Winter Park. Is there no other places in the Orlando Area with good food, or outdoor seating or shopping? Maybe the Orlando Magazine can work on including other areas of town next year. There are wonderful restaurants and shops all over Orlando.
I also wonder how a business with 12 locations can be a winner of "Best of"? I completely understand if a single location acquired enough popular vote. But to include all votes for all locations as one is a slap to the owner/operators in the area who couldn't overtake an 11 location store if each of his customers voted 3 times for them.
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Seriously??? Why do I see so many chains on here? Panera, Target, Publix, IKEA, Five Guys? That is NOT the best of Orlando. These lists should only have locals, in my opinion. What a waste. Everyone knows what Target is like, do you really have to list these places?
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Congratulations SARAH!
You should have seen what the Orlando Sentinel put out a few years ago as the best blog.
It was apparent, they didn't know what they were doing!
Editor's note:
Regarding complaints about the downtown focus and chains winning, a word of explanation about how the poll works:
This is a readers poll. Readers go online and type in a choice in each category. We don't offer a multiple-choice list with pre-selected candidates or try to influence their picks in any way. So if Five Guys or Ikea won, it's because they received the most votes from readers in their categories. We simply tally up the votes for each person or business.
Exactly. In some instances, votes encouraged by certain influential local individuals in order to influence the mindset. Resulting in free positive advertising.
I am aware of at least one person, and the entity that he is associated, that is not worthy of the 'Best of' award year after year.
The truth will become known.
Thanks :) I'm thrilled to have won. A very nice honor.
Sarah Rumpf
"Sunshine State Sarah"
For the most part the people of Orlando are clueless to taste, class and style. Best bar Blue Martini, best coffee Starbucks etc etc....can you be anymore cookie cutter of a town? Time to move
Im glad to see DSW on here for shoes! There are some cute guys that work at the Millenia store and they are right by Blue Martini.
Do you mean I could be a member in the church and signed on to voted for my favorite pastor?
True to form G12 got the group to sign on........?


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Over time, the friction of the water wears against the lower beak, so you would expect the beak to wear away. But the lower beak of the skimmer continually grows at the same rate that it wears! Skimmers that are kept in zoos have to have their lower beaks trimmed on a regular basis or the lower beak will grow out way past the upper beak. The upper beak of the skimmer doesn't continually grow. But it doesn't touch the water and won't wear down.
So, evolutionists have a real problem trying to explain how the lower beak came to continually grow and the upper beak did not.
When we look at the skimmer, we see the wonderful purpose and design of our Creator God. It looks like the skimmer is designed to do what it does do, and what it does do it does do well, doesn't it? We think it does!
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There are far better pizza joints in the Cool Springs Area – After reading many positive reviews for Mineo's I decided to try it. Although Mineo's is not the worst pizza in town, it is definitely not the best either. Their sauce is very sweet, far too sweet for pizza. If you are looking for good pizza in the Franklin/Cool Springs/Brentwood area I would go to Joey's House of Pizza, Nick's Italian Deli, or Cool Springs Brewery (formally Guido's). These are the best pies in that area. If you are looking for the best pizza in town... Manny's House of Pizza is the place. I have never had a pizza as consistent as Manny's. It is ALWAYS great. Angelo's Picnic pizza is also very good but not very consistent. Each visit reveals an almost different pizza each time... although always good... but no Manny's. If you are wanting the best New York Style pizza in town go to Manny's House of Pizza... Joey's is very similar but Manny just has the touch. If you are looking for a pizza that almost borders on dessert pizza then go to Mineo's.
Excellent wings & pizza & hoagies & ... – Love their wings - we try them every place we go and Mineo's are some of the best. We like them naked (not breaded) and mix their kryptonite & raspberry sauces. Incredible! Their ranch dressing is one of my favorites as well. The kids LOVE the pizza and fries and their Italian hoagie - hot! - with crusty bread and great dressing is wonderful as well. Come and enjoy - just not too many of you at once - I want to get a table!
Best Pizza in Town – NYC style pizza and I have tried many types from cheese to the works and all have been great. I have had Pie in the sky, Brothers Pizza, Mellow Mushroom, etc.. and this is by far the best.
Besides that, the wings are awesome. Place could probably just live off the wings. I personally enjoy Krypton which is their hottest but it is still flavorable.
If you have not tried it it is worth the try. I live within a mile of here, and my family and I go at least twice a month. Great place and atmosphere with all the games and TV's.
awesome – Great wings and pizza.. new to the area (from NYC thought I'd never see good pizza again) -found a home here. friendly employees, great bar and atmosphere. cant beat the specials and prices either. keep it up mineos!
Just ate there for lunch.... – The pizza was excellent, the place was clean and the service was great. Just had 2 slices and a coke for $5.99 !!! Hard to beat that !! Drove past 2 other pizza places just to go there.
Comment from previous review – It is horrible that a terminated employee is able to go on and post lies on the internet any time they see fit. Especially when they are referring to themselves in the comment.
To suggest that their are roaches and mice in a kitchen of a restaurant is horrible!
If anyone has any concern about this please feel free to come in and inspect the kitchen anytime, we would be more than happy to oblige.
WOULD NOT RECOMMEND FOR ANY1 TO GO THERE!!! – Well let me start off by saying its just not a good place to go. YEAH it used to be decent but now they went down hill... I know some1 who used to work there- said the kitchen is full of young boys who dont give much effort into making the food, burns it half the time; Roches are every where in the kitchen along with a few mice!
Also the servers come in & go out all the time smoking & coming back to the table stinking.
The owners r young & only care about doing there jobs 50% to get the $ not to much about the customers!!
SORRY but stay away from this place!
Sure does sound like a terminated employee who is actually referring to themselves in all of the comment.
Shame on you for claiming their are roaches and mice in the kitchen!!!!!!!
Any customer that may actually believe this is free to go in the kitchen and inspect it anytime.
There should be a law in place that prevents prior employee's from being able to post untrue and detrimental comments on the internet!
Great Food and Happy hour specials!! – Mineo's is real close to my house so I go in or do carry out several times a week. Love the hoagie's, hot wings & pizza (the buffalo chicken pizza is awsome!)
Great 2 for 1 happy hour specials!
Atmosphere is very casual nothing fancy for sure. Good place to watch the game's though.
You guy's get my vote!
great food!!! – We have been enjoying pizza from mineos for awhile ,but the other night tried the chicken parn.Wow!! I don't think they have a bad thing on the menu!!!
Best wings and pizza – I started going to Mineo's in south florida. I moved to TN a few years ago and was so excited when i saw a Mineo's up here. Mineo's has the best wing sauce ever, I crave it on the regular! Before I realized Mineo's was here I couldn't find a pizza place that I liked. This is the first place in TN I have found that has good italian pizza. I could go on and on about he food...mozz sticks, wings, pizza, mb parm sub, chick parm sub, and the buffalo chicken sandwhich with hot sauce so good. You must go try this place for yourself.
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Ron returns with more memories from his time at the ill-fated CrossGen Comics including the origins of titles, the mysterious office ghost and a prank played on artist Claudio Castellini.
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Ron, now that Marvel has done a few new Crossgen stories, would you ever consider writing a new Sojourn ongoing? I loved that series (still have all the trades and read 'em pretty frequently) and given the popularity of Game Of Thrones and the new Hobbit movie I have to think it would do pretty well.
I was actually surprised Marvel did not try to do Sojourn when they were trying out the Crossgen imprint books. IIRC it was the best selling book of Crossgen and in a genre that still has a place in the comic market. Not to mention it was not as tied to the greater Crossgen universe so it would not be that difficult to change the couple of things that were and keep most everything else intact story wise.
That said, as someone who was a fan of Mystic since the beginning I am so glad you changed the premise of the book. It was the fact that Giselle wanted nothing to do with magic but was going to have to become the supreme magic user to save her world that hooked me in. I feel rather grateful that being one of the first books launched it got an ending of sorts before everything went bust, unlike my other favorite book, Way of the Rat.
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Thanks for sharing this, Ron. I am glad you can look back fondly on your time at Crossgen; as a reader, I certainly look back on Crossgen favorably, and was sad to see it go.
And hey, it's where I first became a Ron Marz fan, so there's that!
one of the better short-run publishers over the years, and they understood comics on the web from the get-go - people forget that about CrossGen. if they just hadn't overshipped those anthology books to the bookstores - that was a masterstroke too - Crossgen was the publisher who really showed the rest of the comics field how to republish the same material in multiple ways for different audiences. Those anthologies were my favorites.


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Episode 601 – Perfect your hand piecing (Jinny Beyer)
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Join Alex, Ricky, and the TQS crew as legendary quilter, author, and fabric designer Jinny Beyer invites us into her home in Northern Virginia, where she shares her finely honed techniques - and lots of tips - for successful hand piecing. Jinny believes that it can be faster and more accurate to piece by hand, and in this episode she'll show you how. While we're "in the neighborhood," we open the TQS Treasure Chest at Jinny's shop, Jinny Beyer Studio, and share some great gift ideas. You won't want to miss this fun and info-loaded on-site show!
Episode 602 – Paper piece like a pro (Carol Doak)
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World-renowned (and world-traveled) quilter, author, and teacher Carol Doak brings us photos and stories from her recent trip to Iceland, followed by a show and tell of wonderful quilts and an up-close demo of her "can't-miss" foundation-piecing methods. There's more: Ricky shows how to use thread to embellish a block featuring a photo-transferred image, with an assist from The Thread Guy (Bob Purcell), who explains a variety of thread finishes. If that weren't enough, Bunny opens the TQS Treasure Chest to reveal some nifty notions, and Ricky treats us to his piano rendition of "The TQS Theme."
Episode 603 – Do the "block shuffle" (Karla Alexander / Gayle Hillert)
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If you're looking for a simple way to give a block a unique twist, be sure to join us as quiltmaker Karla Alexander, best-selling author of the Stack the Deck book series, demonstrates how she creates and then alters a block for a fresh new look. Along the way, she takes the mystery out of sewing a partial seam, chats about her quilts, and "uncovers" a fabulous show and tell. In addition, Bernina pro Gayle Hillert is on hand to show us how to utilize decorative stitching to embellish children's clothing with techniques that adapt for quilts as well.
Episode 604 – Become a machine "doodler" (Linda Taylor / Photo Man)
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Linda Taylor and Cheri Meineke-Johnson are well-known for their award-winning quilted and embellished creations. (Cheri makes and embellishes the quilts and Linda does the machine quilting.) In this episode, Linda joins us and uses a longarm machine to show how easy it is to build a quilted feather by "doodling." She also demonstrates how variegated thread can add extra depth to a quilted design. Alex demystifies the process of drafting an Eight-pointed Star with an easy-to-follow demo, and our in-the-know Photo Man (Gregory Case) shares valuable info for upgrading your camera to expand your photography options, including what to look for if you're in the market for new equipment. Don't miss this one!
Episode 605 – Improvisational landscapes (Kate Cox / Dan Purcell)
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British-born textile artist Kate Cox shares her work and shows how to employ raw-edge appliqué and free-motion quilting to create an impressionistic quilt based on a favorite photograph. Kate, who now lives in Colorado and is greatly inspired by the American landscape, also demonstrates her freehand approach to cutting with a rotary cutter. Ricky introduces a terrific method for resist-dyeing a design on fabric using school glue, Procion dyes, and soda ash. Finally: Would you like to watch TQS on "the big screen?" No problem! Digital Dan (Purcell) shows how easy it is to link your computer to your TV so that you can watch TQS from your favorite easy chair... and he does it in language even a technophobe could love!
Episode 606 – Showstopping Trapunto (Philippa Naylor)
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Award-winning quiltmaker Philippa Naylor brings it "all to the table" in this inspiring show. Philippa, who has returned to her native Yorkshire, England, after living for fifteen years in Saudi Arabia, describes how she became interested in quilting and how living in the Middle East influenced her life and her work. She also shares a show and tell of her heart-stopping quilts and demonstrates the techniques she has developed for creating the amazing trapunto that is a hallmark of her style. For the piecers among us, Alex demonstrates a simple method that yields a perfect set-in seam for a Split Lemoyne Star or other similar block.
Episode 607 – Folded-fabric elegance (Rami Kim)
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Get your fabric-folding fix as fabric artist Rami Kim, author of Folded Fabric Elegance, shares a collection of her quilted works in an inspiring show and tell. Next, Rami demonstrates how to make her trademark, three-dimensional folded "chopkey" in both a square and hexagonal shape. We wrap up our visit with a fashion show of her wonderful wearable art, featuring Ruth and Lilo as models! (You don't want to miss that.) In keeping with the "dimensional" theme, Ricky demonstrates how to make three versions of prairie points for edging or embellishing quilts and garments.
Episode 608 – Mastering machine appliqué (Pat Holly / Jennifer Forest)
Posts on April 12, 2010
Ever wonder how an award-winning quiltmaker creates those perfect, teeny-tiny berries in their applique designs? Wonder no more, as master machine-appliquer Pat Holly shares her prize-capturing techniques for successful circles. Pat also shows us how she uses decorative machine stitching to create background fabric for her applique work and reveals her personal sampler book of decorative stitches. Then, stitchers and Austen fans alike will delight as author Jennifer Forest joins us via WebTV to chat about her book, Jane Austen's Sewing Box: Craft Projects and Stories from Jane Austen's Novels. Last - but certainly not least! - Alex, inspired by the stitching on an antique sleigh quilt, demonstrates the beautiful hand featherstitch.
Episode 609 – Freeform feathers and Happy endings (Bonnie Browning / Judy Woodworth)
Posts on April 26, 2010
This super show brings you two outstanding teachers for "the price of one!" First, professional machine- and award-winning quilter Judy Woodworth uses a Gammill Longarm Quilting Machine to create freeform, out-of-the-box feathers, and encourages Alex to try her hand as well. Then: Who doesn't love a happy ending? Bonnie Browning, author of nine books, including Borders and Finishing Touches 2, involves our enthusiastic studio audience as she demonstrates a variety of innovative techniques, tips, and notions for giving our quilts the best endings ever! You'll be learning something every moment of this jam-packed episode.
Episode 610 – Piece a perfect landscape (Cynthia England)
Posts on May 10, 2010
On the road again! This time, Alex and Ricky head to Texas to visit with quiltmaker, author, and pattern designer Cynthia England. In addition to treating us to a show of her work (and tales of the havoc wreaked on her studio by Hurricane Ike!), Cynthia explains how to break a complex design into manageable sections and demonstrates her award-winning paper-piecing method. She also discusses how a design wall plays an important part in her design process. In another segment, Ricky shows how to use bobbin work to add "pop" to an applique design and gives us a peek at his Dad's Lone Star quilt.
Episode 611 – Applique the Piece O' Cake Way (Becky Goldsmith)
Posts on May 24, 2010
Applique lovers rejoice! It's time to meet, visit with, and enjoy the work of that hand-applique dynamo, Becky Goldsmith, designer and co-founder (with Linda Jenkins) of Piece O' Cake Designs. Becky demonstrates how to applique "the Piece O' Cake way" with unique methods that include making laminated applique templates, using upholstery vinyl for placement, pieced applique backgrounds, and her signature needle-turn stitching. Ricky gets in the act by showing how to use freezer paper to design original applique designs and-as a bonus-Alex demonstrates Texture Magic: how it works and the wonderful things-such as quilts, clothing, and purses-you can use it for.
Episode 612 – Nature's Journey (Gloria Loughman)
Posts on June 07, 2010
G'day! Join us on a "journey of design," as quilt artist, teacher, and author, Gloria Loughman, shares the process and methods she uses to capture the natural beauty of her native Australia in her amazing, dreamlike quilts. Discover how she "builds" each quilt with fabric, paint, and thread, and the secrets of her machine-applique technique. Then Alex and Ricky stop by to visit California quilter, Jenny Mostek, whose passion for quilting outgrew her space, so...she bought the house next door! You don't want to miss this episode!
Episode 613 – Mixing It Up (Laura Cater-Woods)
Posts on June 21, 2010
Mixed media/fiber artist Laura Cater-Woods is our featured guest on this exciting show that is all about creativity and innovation. Laura shares a selection of her amazing, fiber-based work and describes her inspirations for designing and constructing a quilt. Then, to whet our creative appetites, she demonstrates how to build a three-dimensional stand-alone quilt using a variety of materials and media. From Susan Breier's best-selling book, It's a Wrap, Alex demonstrates how to wrap fabric cord and use it to make a fabric basket, and - ta da! - Alex and Ricky proudly unveil some stunning examples of the 2008 BOM quilt, Bouquets for a New Day, made by our talented TQS members.
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Episode 802 – Tips and Tricks for Triangles and Strips (Edyta Sitar)
Posts on January 17, 2011
We honor the Traditional Quilter. We pick teachers that share the tips, techniques and tools that you need in your tool belt to create amazing quilts.
In this technique-packed episode, pattern and fabric designer Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts amazes Alex and Ricky with an easy method for producing dozens of accurate half-square triangle units in minutes with just two pieces of fabric and her Triangle Exchange Paper. The "exchange" of ideas continues as Edyta shows how to enliven your quilts with diamonds, rectangles, and other shapes made from strips and using her clever "Strip Exchange" technique. Also not to be missed: Alex demonstrates how to design and draw a custom double-feathered wreath for quilting.
Episode 906 – From Music to Masterpiece: A New Perspective on Design (Katie Pasquini Masopust)
Posts on September 12, 2011
The art of quilting knows no bounds. Art quilters bring innovation, freedom and creativity to keep quilting on its toes. You will find the techniques shown here apply to all traditions of quilting. Quality work is always in style.
For this show, TQS returns to the beautiful Monument, CO, home of Hugh and Dee Dee Eaton with none other than the renowned art quilter, author, and teacher, Katie Pasquini Masopust. After touching on the high points of her quilting journey, and sharing some of her amazing work, she puts Alex to work on a design exercise that begins with a "no-peeking" sketch drawn to the accompaniment of classical music. (You definitely will want to try this at home!) Katie then shows how to work with the results to create an original quilt design. In addition, Ricky demonstrates the "Flip and Sew" technique on a variation of the Drunkard's Path/Fan block. (You can try this one at home, too: We'll have a pdf of the 8" block available on the TQS website.)
Episode 913 – TQS Quilting Legend 2011 (Eleanor Burns)
Posts on December 19, 2011
In our 900 series finale, beloved quilter, teacher, author/publisher (of over 100 books!), longtime PBS television personality, and 2011 TQS Quilting Legend, the irrepressible Quilt-in-a-Day Lady, Eleanor Burns opens her wonderful log home and spacious studio to Alex, Ricky, and the TQS gang. After Eleanor shares her quilting history and a generous sampling of quilts, we peek in on students at work on a quick-and-easy quilt using Eleanor's Fabric Frenzy pattern. Along the way, Eleanor demonstrates her technique for sewing partial seams, and takes Alex and Ricky on a horse-drawn carriage ride through the quaint town of Julian, CA, where they sample a slice of the famous local apple pie. All in all, a "delicious" experience you won't want to miss!
Episode 1202 – Make it Modern! (Jacquie Gering)
Posts on January 14, 2013
The modern quilters are taking a fun view of the art. Their styles are graphic, wonky, and clean. Not sure what modern means? Take a look.
Field Piece: Alma de la Melena Cox
Although she has only been quilting since 2008, teacher, author, (lifetime sewer) and Modern Quilter Jacquie Gering has already made quite a splash in the quilting world. Jacquie enjoys giving traditional blocks a fresh spin, and shares her technique for modernizing the classic Log Cabin block by altering the shape and size of the pieces and through adventurous fabric choices. She also demonstrates how to add lush texture to your quilts with straight-line quilting and the serpentine stitch. We catch up with Alma de la Melena Cox, an artist who uses paint and fabric to create "quilts on wood", while she was teaching at Quilter's Affair in Sisters, OR.
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Episode 403 – It's All About Kaleidoscopes (Ricky Tims)
Posts on February 02, 2009
You wanted to know how Ricky Tims got his start. So, join Ricky as he charts the journey from his quilting roots to his current artistry. See his special "bargain basement sale fabrics" quilt. In this show you will peek over his shoulder as he designs a Kaleidoscope quilt. What does Ricky do with a printer that is bigger than an ironing board? He creates stunning art prints. Finally, enjoy a special Kaleidoscope video showcasing quilts from Ricky's students.
Episode 1307 – Traditional, Artsy, or Otherwise: Make Your Scrap Quilts Sing! (Alex Anderson)
Posts on September 23, 2013
It's a fabric lover's dream as co-host Alex Anderson "anchors" aboard the USS Yorktown with a boatload of inspiration and tips for creating sensational and successful scrap quilts. From building a healthy stash to choosing a scrap-worthy block to establishing and implementing a viable "plan" - Alex touches all the bases. (Our self-described "queen of pinning" even demonstrates a quick-and-easy, no-pin technique for piecing the Bowtie block.) Then join us for an enlightening field piece on how a group of Egyptian artisans, known as the Tentmakers of Cairo, are adapting their traditional talents to the world of quilting.
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Episode 113 – TQS Quilting Legend 2007 (Virginia Avery)
Posts on November 26, 2007
We join Virginia Avery at her home in NY State. Jinny became one of the early quilt teachers and is noted for her sense of humor, style and incredible fortitude. Jinny not only let us take a peek in her home but offered a special view into her quilted clothing collection. You also have a special seat as Jinny jams with fellow jazz enthusiasts. We salute Jinny and thank her for her incredible contribution to our quilting industry.
Episode 313 – TQS Quilting Legend 2008 (Jinny Beyer)
Posts on December 22, 2008
Together we will celebrate the life and work of Jinny Beyer. Jinny has been on the quilting scene since the beginning of the Renaissance of quilting that we are enjoying today. Her books, fabrics and quilts reflect her tremendous talent. In addition, her generous spirit has opened the door to thousands of quilters over the decades. In this incredible Special Edition of TQS we get to visit Jinny in her historic home and see how a true legend lives, works and thinks! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity you do not want to miss. Sit back and enjoy this tribute to one of our most legendary quilters, Jinny Beyer.
Episode 513 – TQS Quilting Legend 2009 (Libby Lehman)
Posts on December 21, 2009
Join Alex and Ricky as they visit the home and workspace of legendary quilter and good friend, Libby Lehman. Libby has a rich history of quilting in her family and to her credit has one of the Top 100 Quilts of the Century. You will also learn how she gets so much accomplished in spite of her incredible traveling schedule. Libby has a deep knowledge of sewing machine capabilities, an artist's feel for color, movement, and design, as well as a wonderful sense of humor. Join TQS as we celebrate Libby Lehman as our 2009 Quilting Legend.
Episode 713 – TQS Quilting Legend 2010 (Yvonne Porcella)
Posts on December 20, 2010
Alex and Ricky head to the home and studio of art quilter, teacher, author, Silver Star Award winner, founder of the renowned Studio Art Quilt Association (SAQA), and 2010 TQS Quilting Legend, YVONNE PORCELLA. Yvonne shares her quilting history, and gives an "up-close and personal" look at some of her amazing and artful quilts and wearables. Then she puts on her "teacher" hat to show how she creates one of her Fantasy Faces and to demonstrate techniques for "taming" various types of silk fabrics. It's a show packed with inspiration, instruction, and heart...a fitting "grand finale" for the 700 series.
Episode 1113 – TQS Quilting Legend 2012 (Meredith Schroeder)
Posts on December 17, 2012
We always look forward to revealing the TQS Quilting Legend of the Year, and we've never been happier than to announce our selection for 2012: co-founder and president of the American Quilter's Society, Meredith Schroeder. We begin with a tour of the National Quilt Museum, founded by Meredith and husband Bill over 20 years ago in Paducah, KY, to honor and showcase the work of quilters in a dedicated museum setting. Next, we visit the offices of the American Quilter's Society, where a busy staff of 45 produces two quilt magazines (including The Quilt Life), assorted quilt-related books, and four annual quilt shows. Finally, we drop in at the Schroeder home, where - among other things - Meredith reveals the only quilt she's ever made...as part of an ugly quilt challenge! It's the perfect wind-up to another terrific TQS series.
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We've all been there—you want a room that's pulled together, but it's just not happening. When the paint swatches have been on the wall for months, your pictures are still waiting to be hung or your space just doesn't feel complete, it's time to get to the bottom of the problem so you can finally finish that room. Here are five of the most common decor roadblocks and ways to overcome them once and for all.
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Roadblock: "The color in my room is all over the map."
If your space is a hodgepodge of colors and patterns, the good news is that you are not afraid of using color. Really, that is good news—many of us hem and haw for months about which shade of white paint to use!
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Use your camera for a fresh perspective. Take photos of your room, print the pictures and play around with different arrangements. Looking at the photos will give you distance, so you can make decisions about what looks best without letting your feelings for your belongings take over your decision-making process. To finish your space, tighten up the color palette in the room, zeroing in on certain shades and tossing (or moving to another room) what doesn't fit. Bonus: You can bring your photos with you when you are out shopping to quickly and easily match colors and prints.
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Roadblock: I've lived here for years, but it looks like I just moved in.
This is such a common problem, and there are many reasons for it—but no matter the reason, it's important to understand that having a warm, welcoming, comfortable home is important and you deserve to have that now, not at some unknown future time. The first step is to simply acknowledge that you want a "homier" place and commit to doing something about it.
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When you are taking your home from bare and empty to warm and inviting, the process can feel overwhelming. Tackling one layer at a time can make the task feel more manageable. And if you get stuck on one decision, like paint color, don't let it paralyze you—just move on and come back to it later.
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Set aside a weekend to pare down and donate unwanted items. Minimize the mess every day by adding hooks behind every door and swapping out coffee tables and benches for versions with hidden storage inside. Consider carpet tiles instead of a rug—you can easily replace individual tiles if they get stained and choose slipcovered or stain-resistant upholstered pieces. Finally, start a ten-minute tidy-up period each night where everyone participates.
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Roadblock: "My all-neutral scheme feels boring."
You adore neutral or all-white color schemes, because they seem so foolproof—and they are. But sometimes all of that beige and cream begins to feel too predictable.
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Add a special piece, like an oversize mirror with an interesting shape or a piece of art. Or add accessories with metallic shimmer. Platinum, gold or silver will add a rich, luxurious quality that elevates the neutrals around it. More ways to spice up your neutral scheme include choosing one bright color to add in small doses—a few red pillows or paint a single accent wall in a fun hue. Bringing in deeper, richer neutrals like charcoal or espresso could be just the thing.
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All new shower valves are required to have anti-scald technology, so if you turn off the cold, it should actually stop the hot...I suppose a small trickle might still qualify. Be aware, though, that sometimes this will stick if you don't have both the hot and cold supplies on. Often, you can just tap it to get it free, but it gets worse sometimes as they get older and the seals get stiffer or they get mineral deposits on them.


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- Description: Music and lyrics by Cole Porter
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Continuing in the light-hearted spirit of our previous show, this is the classic and definitive musical from the mid-1930s. On an ocean liner bound to London from New York, the antics of Billy Crocker, Hope Harcourt, Public Enemy #13 Moonface Martin, Lord Evelyn Oakleigh, and nightclub singer Reno Sweeney, will keep you humming along. The score contains numerous Porter standards I Get A Kick Out Of You, Easy to Love, Youre The Top, Its De-Lovely, Blow, Gabriel, Blow, and, of course, Anything Goes. This is a classic American musical, full of lively humor, broad comedy, spectacular dancing, engaging ingénues and chorus boys no musical puts it all together on stage better than Anything Goes!
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