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Greetings everyone, someone wrote in with a request that I actually think is a wonderful idea. She asked if we could maintain a list of differences between the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms (San Guo Yan Yi) and actual history (San Guo Zhi, for example).
As additions are made to this new project I will include a detailed list below. If enough people are interested I will post to other forums as well and will keep it updated across sites. If one of us feels an addition to the list is incorrect, it can be debated and then updated, confirmed, or removed. Hopefully down the road this will become a very useful resource for those of us that cannot read the San Guo Zhi. If you have a moment, also include the source (e.g. SGZ – Liu Bei), but that is not required and there is no need to worry about finding it.
Guan Yu didn't defeat Hua Xiong at the Fan Shui Guan, Sun Jian did.
Zhou Cang was fictional.
Han Xuan was historically a very nice and quiet man. However in the novel he was very rude and mean.
In the novel Guan Yu adopts Guan Dong's son, Guan Ping as his own. However, historically it's never mentioned that the adoption took place.
There is no historical record of Cao Cao slaughtering Xuzhou's citizens on the march towards Tao Qian's castle. There is mention of the massacre during his withdrawal from the province, however.
Zhuge Liang didn't "borrow" the arrows from Cao Cao. It was Sun Quan who had his boats shot at by Cao, then decided to turn the boats around to collect arrows to prevent the boats from capsizing. (SGZ -- Sun Quan)
Zhou Yu wasn't the petty fellow who was jealous of Zhuge Liang at every turn. In fact, he was known for his generosity and bigness of heart. (SGZ -- Zhou Yu)
Lady Sun wasn't the dedicated wife that she was. In fact, she terrorised the neighbourhood so much when she crossed the River with Liu Bei that Liu Bei had to get Zhao Yun to make sure that she didn't wreak havoc. (SGZ -- Zhao Yun, also in Fa Zheng's bio I think?)
Diao Chan wasn't real; only "a serving maid" was mentioned as being a source of conflict between Dong Zhuo and Lü Bu. (SGZ -- Lü Bu)
Xu Shu didn't go over to Cao Cao because of a feigned letter by Cheng Yu -- he went over sometime during the Changban battles (SGZ – Zhuge Liang).
Guan Xing was really a civil administrator not a warrior.
It was Ma Chao's fault his father was killed, becuase of his attack against Cao Cao.
Zhuge Liang didn't participate in military until after Liu Bei's death.
Zhuge Liang couldn't do "magic"
Huang Gai thought up the fire plan at Chi Bi
Pan Zhang either died of natural causes or illness; his SGZ bio only mentions the year he died. And according to ZZTJ, he was still alive after Liu Bei lost at Yi Ling, so Guan Xing didn't kill him during the battle.
Tai Shi died before the Battle of ChiBi.
Hua Tuo died in 208 AD, the one who healed Guan Yu's arm was some other doctor.
the lead person in "dan dao yan" was Lu Su, not Guan Yu.
Yang Xiu died after Liu Bei's invasion of HanZhong, not during it.
Zhang Bao died before Zhang Fei.
Huang Zhong was not involved in the Battle of YiLing; he died before it happened.
Sima Yi didn't defeat Ma Su at Jieting. Zhang He did. Sima Yi was not involved in defending against the northern campaigns of Kong Ming until the forth and fifth campaign.
"Kong cheng ji" was used by Wen Pin to trick the Wu's army; Zhuge Liang did not use it on Sima Yi
Liu Cong was not Lady Cai's son, but rather he was married to one of her nieces. Most likely Cai Mao's daughter.
Cai Mao was more of a civil officer rather than a naval commander.
Chen Deng was a good general, not like the little weasel shown in SGYY. He defeated Sun Ce, perhaps even twice.
Lady Mi was not Liu Bei's wife, more like his mistress. However she died years before Liu Bei was defeated in DangYang.
Liu Bei's troops at YiLing was more like 40,000 to 80,000 rather than 700,000.
Liu Bei was 24 years old when he was suppressing the Yellow Turban Rebellion, not 28 years old.
Guan Yu did not ask Cao Cao for any promises when he surrendered at XiaPi.
Lu Su was a military commander, not a civil officer.
Cao Cao had 25 sons instead of only 5 (Ang, Pi, Zhang, Zhi and Xiong), and Cao Yu was Cao Cao's son, not Cao Pi.
Liu Bei had more children than the three mentioned in SGYY (Shan, Li and Yong). He had daughters that were captured by Cao Chun at ChangBan slope.
Zhuge Liang did not use any trick to capture JiangLiang and XiangYang after the battle of ChiBi. It was Zhou Yu who spent one year capturing them.
Pang Tong was not capable in governing LiYang province.
Gan Ning was not killed during the Battle of YiLing by Shamoke.
Xu Huang was not killed by Meng Da.
Wang Lang was not killed during Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition.
Zhuge Liang never argued with the southern scholars during his visit to Wu before the great battle of Chi Bi. The only incident remotely confrontational between the Wu and Shu scholars was an event during the visit of Shu's envoy Zhang Feng.
Wei Yan never left Liu Cong when Liu Bei came to Xiang Yang. He also never killed Han Xuan to save Huang Zhong. Han Xuan surrendered ChangSha by himself.
Wei Yan served under Zhang Fei for a brief period of time before Liu Bei took Han Zhong, and was highly regarded for his intellect by Fei.
The Nanman rebelled twice more after Zhuge Liang pacified them.
In the novel Zhou Yu wanted to pretend to take Yi Zhou to try to take Jing Zhou from Liu Bei, but in SGZ Zhou Yu did plan to take Yi Zhou, marching from Jiang Ling; in his bio it never indicates he had any plans to take Jing Zhou. He died of illness when he was preparing for the invasion. Whether he died because of the earlier wounds are not specified. After Zhou Yu's death, Lu Su convinced Sun Quan to borrow Jiang Ling to Liu Bei because he thought no one else could carry out the invasion on Yi Zhou but Zhou Yu.
Pang Tong did not convince Cao Cao to tie the ships together during Chi Bi, Cao Cao decided to do that himself because many soldiers were ill.
Zhuge Liang didn't defeat Xiahou Dun at Xinye, Liu Bei did.
In the novel Ma Chao defeated Zhong Yao and took Chang An before getting defeated by Cao Cao. In SGZ there's no indication of Ma Chao ever taking Chang An. And Ma Chao never duelled Xu Chu or Zhang Fei in history.
In history, Wu was the main aggressor towards Wei, unlike how it seems in the novel. After Liu Bei's death, Shu was not considered a threat by Wei until Kongming attacked.
Liu, Guan and Zhang were not sworn brothers.
Guan Yu only killed Yan Liang, but Wen Chou was killed by Cao Cao's plot.
Cao Cao became Prime Minister during the 6th month of Jian An 13th Year (208 A.D.), not before that.
Xun You was not "killed" by Cao Cao, he died of illness.
Jiang Gan never visited Zhou Yu during the battle of ChiBi.
Zhuge Liang never captured Zhang Ren.
It wasn't Zhuge Liang that was the advisor during HanZhong campaign; it was Fa Zheng.
There were only 5 northern campaigns by Zhuge Liang. The campaign where he trapped Sima Yi and his sons at HuLu pass was fictional.
Although Zhou Yu and Han Ze both advised Sun Quan to keep Liu Bei hostage during the time Bei came to Wu, nothing was attempted and Liu Bei left Wu without any incident.
Sun Quan only sent Zhuge Jin to dissuade Liu Bei from attacking Wu months before the invasion of YiLing. There was never any offer to give back anything by Sun Quan. There were no envoys sent by Wu after Liu Bei's march. However, Wu did send someone after Liu Bei retreated to BaiDi city.
Guan Yu didn't go through five passes and kill six generals when he left Cao Cao, no intervention was recorded in his return to Liu Bei.
Guan Yu didn't use the flood to defeat Yu Jin's armies, the flood happened by accident.
Xu Shu helping Liu Bei defeat Cao Ren and Li Dian at Xin Ye didn't happen. Liu Bei's SGZ bio only mentions Xiahou Dun and Yu Jin invading Xin Ye and defeated by Liu Bei; no Cao Ren invasion was mentioned. Only mention of Cao Ren attacking Liu Bei was during the battle of Guan Du, Yuan Shao sent Liu Bei to raid Yin Jiang, and Cao Ren defeated Liu Bei and quelled the rebellious prefectures before returning.
Guan Yu letting Cao Cao go at Hua Rong pass never happened.
In the novel Lu Meng pretended to be sick to trick Guan Yu, in history he really was sick.
In the novel, right after Liu Bei's death, Shu was invaded from five routes organized by Sima Yi (Cao Zhen, Meng Da, Xijiang, Nanman, and Wu) and all stopped by Kong Ming, in history that never happened. Wei didn't even pay attention to Shu until Kong Ming started his campaigns.
In Kong Ming's northern campaigns, the whole episode of Kong Ming using the Wooden Oxs to trick Wei forces was made up. He only used those to transport supplies.
Zhang Liao died of illness in AD 222. He was not shot in the crotch by an arrow.
Zhang He warned Sima Yi of an ambush but was commanded by Sima Yi to pursue the enemy when he was killed, not warned by Sima Yi but went anyway.
The Yellow Turban Rebellion was a lot more organized and a lot more effective than the book makes it seem; there was an underground society even going (or at least the goal) that was called something like the Five Bushels [of grain for every person] Society. . .
There was no big evil black snake omen at the end of the Han dynasty. In fact, there were no big evil omens.
I've heard somewhere that not only was Sun Shang Xiang a commanding wife who scared and ordered Liu Bei around, but that when Liu Bei died, she simply returned to Wu, and did not commit suicide; that LGZ changed it to represent the "virtuous woman".
Taishi Ci - Died of natural causes in 203, novel lists death in battle at 215
Zhu Ran - Died of natural causes some time after 230, novel lists death in battle at 222
Song Qian - Died of natural causes some time after 222, novel lists death in battle at 215
Hao Zhao - Died of illness at an unknown date, novel lists death due to illness at an earlier date
Gongsun Yue - Died in battle against Yuan Shao's forces while assisting Sun Jian, novel lists death due to assassination
Zu Mao - Died of illness some time after 190, novel lists death in battle due at 190
Xue Li - Killed by Ze Rong, novel lists death in battle against Sun Ce's forces instead
Ze Rong - Killed by Liu Yao, novel lists death in battle against Sun Ce's forces instead
Mi Fang - Died of natural causes after 223, novel lists death in 222
Lu Meng, also, died of illness. He was not possessed.
In the novel Jiang Wei committed suicide after Shu's fall. In history he was killed by Wei soldiers after him and Zhong Hui's rebellion failed, as their acts weren't supported by their own soldiers.


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Parcel Label
At DPD there is only a single parcel label rather than lots of shipping stickers. It looks at first glance like an address label - and it is. But it's also a record of the shipping contract, a shipping order, a proof of insurance and an invoicing tool rolled into one.
You can obtain parcel labels from your local depot - including ones with a pre-printed shipper's address if you require. Alternatively you can use our useful software for printing your own parcel labels. And, if you prefer to use your own address stickers, we have a simple solution: the mini parcel label, which contains all the important information required to get your parcel safely to its destination.
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Wonderbook brings your favorite stories to life in one physical book with a brand new series of adventures and experiences to explore. A powerful storytelling vehicle and tool for the imagination, Wonderbook puts you at the heart of the action using augmented reality technology to transform the world around you. Wonderbook titles will draw you into new worlds and give you the chance to live in the stories you love.
The First Story, Wonderbook: Book of Spells
Book of Spells is the first title for Wonderbook, the latest addition to the PlayStation experience. Written by Miranda Goshawk over two hundred years ago, the Book of Spells can be found in the Restricted Section of the Hogwarts library. This advanced textbook will assist students on their journey to becoming an accomplished witch or wizard. Read, discover, learn and practice spells such as Incendio, Wingardium Leviosa and Expelliarmus, as well as discover mischievous notes, spells and humorous anecdotal facts scribbled into the margins by previous Hogwarts students. J.K. Rowling has written a conundrum that leads you through the experience, providing insight into the values a witch or wizard has to learn, and inviting you to journey through the book to unlock new content, rewarding successful students along the way.


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RepublicanChallenger necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
2 ganadores han sido elegidos entre 73 diseños de 22 diseñadores freelance.
RepublicanChallenger.com is a start up web site. It's mission is to support Republican candidates who are running for elected office against Democrat incumbant office holders.
RepublicanChallenger.com will become known as a community gathering place for individuals who want to learn about Republican candidates and help them win elections. Many people feel that Democrat control of federal and state government is taking the United States in the wrong direction. RepublicanChallenger.com is the place they will come to make a positive impact on the outcome of future elections.
Republican supporters (voters) who want to help Republican candidates defeat Democrat incumbant office holders by:
1. Learning more about the Republican candidates;
2. Donating money to the campaigns of the Republican candidates; or
3. Volunteering time or other resources to assist the Republican candidates.
The winning logo design will be inspiring, attention getting and communicate to the reader that RepublicanChallenger.com is a web site/community where he or she can participate and make a difference to help Republican candidates win elections.
One visual concept for the logo may be to have the GOP elephant and the Democrat donkey in some sort of confrontational pose with the elephant in a position of superiority or victory. The colors can be USA patriotic (red, white and blue).
It would be good if the logo design could be developed in the future into a flash animation.
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Above, an image screencapped on my computer the day this past March when we broke the news that the so-called PlayStation 4 is codenamed Orbis.
That URL up there used to work, curiously bringing people to same PlayStation developers' site that similar web addresses for PS3 would take you to.
I tried it again today. No good!
Here, you try it. Or even try the PS3 version. That used to work, too. Surely the PS3 name is still good somewhere in the world wide web!
Hmm. What's up with that, Sony? Covering your tracks better?


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Be prepared for your delivery with this orientation and tour of Scripps Mercy Hospital San Diego.
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A senior HP technologist has given credit to the iPhone , saying it "challenges other companies." Phil McKinney, chief technology officer of HP 's Personal Systems Group, said that Apple deserved praise for what it was doing with its so-called 'breakthrough' device.
"You have to give credit where credit is due, said McKinney. "What Apple is doing is quite impressive...Steve has done has a lot of passion for the product, for the consumer."
Speaking of challenges facing the new device, McKinney referred to "the complexity challenge of delivering it," before adding "I hope they're successful."
McKinney was speaking at this week's HP Labs event in Lisbon attended by Tech.co.uk, where he was holding a future-gazing session. Although he didn't refer to the iPhone during his slide presentation, McKinney did indicate that it fitted his suggestion of so-called 'strong-specific' mobile devices in the near future.
By strong-specific, McKinney is abandoning the previously generally suggested model of 'one-size-fits-all devices. Instead, we'll choose things to carry with us that do one or two things very well.
"There is a large market out there that has never bought a PC. We believe we can simplify technology [with these devices]," said McKinney. Read more of McKinney's future-gazing from HP Labs in our feature story .


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Each semester the Gardner-Webb University Student Accounts Office will bill each student for tuition, student activity fee, special fees, student insurance, and, if applicable, room, board, communications fee, and a residence hall damage deposit. Tuition charges will be based on your registration schedule and room and board charges will be based on your room assignment according to the Office of Residence Life. Any advance payments or deposits as well as approved financial aid will be shown as a credit on your online billing statement. The remaining balance will be the balance due for the up coming semester.
The balance due may be paid by one of the following methods:
Cash, check or money order payable to Gardner-Webb University;
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Information shown on your online billing screen will include more specific information concerning billing and payment issues including the payment due date, fees and interest associated with the Monthly Payment Plan, and any penalties for late payment
You can access detailed Online Billing instructions for your particular program by the following links. Undergraduate | Graduate | Divinity | Degree Completion
The top portion of the billing page reflects your class schedule. The middle of the page includes charges to the left and anticipated credits to the right. A remaining balance, indicating any amount for which the student remains personally responsible and its due date, is included below the charge section.
Additional links will be listed at the bottom of the online billing page including the insurance wavier form and a link for paying via credit or debit card. Also included is a link for the deferred payment plan (print out a copy before submitting; the first payment must be submitted in order for a deferred plan to be formally established).
Please note: The deadline for making payment in full, or for completing all requirements for financial aid or a deferred payment plan, will always occur at the beginning of the semester during the first full week of class. The actual due date will be provided by the online billing each semester.


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hothouse necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 101 diseños de 27 diseñadores freelance.
http://www.gogoalsgo.com (Note there was a typo in our brief on the first day and it said gogogoals- it's actually gogoalsgo)
We are two young(ish) female investors who have both had success in our investments in both property and business and are now financially independent. We are constantly being asked how we achieved what we did and in both of our experiences it comes down to effective goal setting and strategy planning.
One of us has found being retired while everyone else is still working a bit boring so we have built a website for people to use to set their goals! We are looking for a logo for the site. We have registered the domain gogoalsgo.com
We both do a bit of public speaking and media and we would like this site to be the place we send people to as a result of our events. So typically they will be people who have heard us speak about property investing or business development who want to set goals for themselves and need some support through the process. We tend to attract a female audience (because we are) but want this site to be man-friendly as well/
Additional info which may help: We have been thinking that maybe something like a little round toy car where the headlights form the `o's in `gogo' and it has the impression of speeding might be good. or something completely different- we are open to ideas.
The site is designed for people to choose their personal goals and plan to achieve them. It has reminders in place for followup actions.
Something a bit energetic and funky would be good!
This business is the back end of seminar and motivation speaking activities with the free website being promoted to participants and partner businesses to also use, with the intent to build up participant numbers very quickly.
We want to reflect the journey and achievement of that goals the helping hand that such a site can provided as well as the celebration of reaching their personal pinnacle.
We have a number of e-books to assist people in attaining these goals and these are a series. These are all around the theme `21' ie 21 Days to …your financial success, webinars on the 21st of each month etc.
We want it to seem 'alive' and communicate the huge benefit of setting a goal, milestones and then getting regular emails back from yourself saying "go on you can do it remember you want to look great in those swimmers for Summer".
ok maybe we were on the wrong track with the cute car sign i thought it would give soem action or movement but it looks like a car website sorry.
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Alabama Crimson Tide Red Logo Canopy Tailgate Tent
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Teacher of Primary (Macduff Primary School)
- Location: Macduff Primary,Berrymuir Road, AB44 1PT
- Salary: £16,017.00 - £24,123.00 per year
- Contract Type: Permanent
- Position Type: Part Time
- Hours: 21 hours per week
Applications for this job cannot be made online. Please refer to the advert for further information.
Job Description
We are looking for enthusiastic teachers who are committed to excellence and ready to work in a dynamic part of Scotland to deliver quality education to assigned pupils and contribute, within collegiate ethos, to the professional life of the school in relation to pupils, staff and appropriate external bodies within the agreements of the Local Negotiating Committee for Teachers and the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday would be preferred as working pattern. The candidate may be used to release other Class Teachers to cover NCCT as a specialist or to cover classes as a specialist in a subject.
There is a responsibility for the post holder to demonstrate a commitment to quality service delivery through continuous improvement for the benefit of the Service and the organisation.
Salary for this post will be in accordance with SNCT agreements. Applicants must be or eligible to be fully GTC Scotland registered.
This post is regulated work with Children and/or Protected Adults under the Protection of Vulnerable Groups (Scotland) Act 2007. The preferred candidate will be required to join the PVG Scheme or undergo a PVG Scheme update check. Where an individual has spent a continuous period of 3 months or more out with the UK in the last 5 years, an Overseas Criminal Record Check will be required. You will be required to provide this check. A confirmed offer of employment and commencement in the post will be subject to the outcome of both these pre-employment checks being deemed satisfactory.
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Tim Burton Dares to Direct a Movie Without Johnny Depp, Signs Up for 'Big Eyes'
Johnny Depp's wig collection is going to stay under lock and key for awhile, it seems. For the first time since 2003 he will not star in a live-action film directed by best bud Tim Burton.
After the bomb that was Dark Shadows, and a string of similar pop-Goth fantasies like Alice in Wonderland and Charlie and the Chocalate Factory, Burton is returning to reality with Big Eyes, a drama for the Weinstein Company, reports THR. Written by his Ed Wood scribes Larry Karaszewski and Scott Alexander, Big Eyes is about the tumultuous relationship between artists Walter and Margaret Keane, who rose to international fame in the '60s and '70s with their paintings of big-eyed children.
Sequel to Tim Burton's 'Alice in Wonderland' Happening
Christoph Waltz and Amy Adams are currently in talks to portray the couple, whose marriage fell apart in 1965, precipitating a decades-long fight over who exactly painted what paintings. (Ryan Reynolds and Reese Witherspoon had originally been attached but left the project before Burton jumped onboard.) The authorship dispute was eventually settled in court following an epic "paint off" between the ex-spouses to prove before a judge who was most capable of painting the portraits that had made them successful. SPOILER ALERT! Margaret won the paint off, and the judge declared that she must have been responsible for the majority of their work, forcing her ex-husband to pay through the nose.
It's the kind of story about the intersection of art and personality that arguably made Ed Wood one of Burton's most satisfying achievements. Think it has promise?
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Following are images from another book I came across while I was looking for material for the Button Installation (See post October 19). These are from a book called The USA: A History in Art, which I found at a thrift store. In a few days I'll post a few images from another book: The Illustrated Science and Invention Encyclopedia.
Thursday, November 8, 2007
The USA: A History in Art
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Sunday, November 4, 2007
Beauty contest entry
This is me soon after a fall I took while skateboarding recently. I bashed in two of my front teeth pretty good. As luck would have it there happened to be an oral surgeon at the park with his son who was kind enough to take a look and pull my teeth back into place for me on the spot. Below is a picture of me about to land the same trick a couple of years ago.
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As a former park ranger who is married to another park ranger and still lives and socializes within the park ranger community, I was particularly dismayed by a series of articles I read recently in USA Today regarding kids and parks. The articles suggest that national parks may not be as relevant to today's kids and teens as they were for their parents (and grandparents.) If that's the case, does this mean bad news for the future protection of this country's national park system?
According to the articles, kids today spend more time indoors and connected to gadgets than previous generations. Of course, our grandparents didn't have iPads and Kindle Fires, so it's not really a fair comparison. But the point is that the average age of the typical national park visitor is rising, meaning that when kids aren't connected to gadgets, they still aren't getting out and about in their local parks. And that means that they may not be falling in love with them like their grandparents did. So when those kids hit voting age, will they care if their tax dollars are used to protect wildlife and wilderness that they've never even seen, let alone felt a connection to?
The numbers speak for themselves. A recent U.S. Forest Service report indicated that the average age of a visitor to Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area was 26 in 1969, 36 in 1991 and 45 in 2007. Similar numbers exist for many other parks and forests. The same people keep coming back year after year, even as they continue to age, because they visited the area when they were young and wanted to return. But that kind of connection isn't happening for today's kids.
Park service officials have seen these numbers too. The agency has apparently made it a priority to get kids back into parks from now until its 2016 centennial. How? Some parks are changing the types of merchandise that they have for purchase in gift stores and even the type and volume of music in visitor centers and other buildings. Others are offering new, edgier programs, like the "flashlight-free" night hikes at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore that are designed to attract a younger crowd. Still others are turning to the competition — tech gadgets — to draw kids in via smartphone apps and mobile videos.
Will it work? Can the National Park System regain its relevancy with the next generation of park stewards?
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Roller Derby Comicon February 18, 2011 at 3:55 am
Our derby season kicks off here in Pittsburgh this Saturday! I hear all the time from douchebag guys who say they want to come check it out because it's "sexy" or they think they're going to score with a derby chick… but they are dead wrong.
Check out Pittsburgh's Steel City Derby Demons. or find your own local teams at wftda.com
In case you were not aware, my wife is "Atomic Bombino"…which by default means that I DO get to hook up with a derby girl. Eat it, douchers.


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Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Tourism
The principal aim of this paper is to study the role of Corporate Social Responsibility in the development of sustainable Tourism in Ho Chi Minh City. Interview sessions of 25 key people in three large tour companies –Vietravel, Fiditour and Festival Travel – seek to clarify these companies' plans, strategies and current activities besides the challenges in developing sustainable tourism.
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What started as an isolated occurrences in Spring 1861, by Fall 1861 became more widespread. The phenomena in question was slaves seeking sanctuary with the Union army. It had begun in March that year with a few bold slaves making their way to isolated Union garrisons at Fort Sumter, South Carolina, and Fort Pickens, Florida–and being turned away. It became a sensation in May, when for reasons of military advantage, Gen. Benjamin Butler, refused to return three fugitive slaves to their rebel owners, and over that summer learned a lesson in humanity as over a thousand Virginia slaves sought freedom at Fortress Monroe.
Yet even with the events at Fortress Monroe, Americans could still fool themselves early in the Civil War what had happened there was an isolated incident. Yet over the Summer 1861, events elsewhere suggested not. In Maryland, as northern troops flooded the state, first to protect Washington, D.C. and then for their ill-fated campaign in Virginia that ended at Bull Run, slaves–many of loyal owners–disappeared into army camps. In Virginia, daring slaves braved often treacherous coastal waters to make their way to Union blockading fleet.
So it should come as no surprise as northern forces increasingly spread across the Upper South in Fall 1861 that so did the contraband phenomenon. Gary Gallagher is quite right in asserting that the Union army was a necessary agent to freedom for the slaves. However, what also must be acknowledged in the emancipation process during the American Civil War is the slaves' initiative. The Union army would not have become a force for freedom if the slaves had not repeatedly and in many different places shown up expecting that northern soldiers would become their liberators, wearing down the initial determination of many Union officers that the army would have nothing to do with slaves or slavery.
The spread of the contraband phenomenon during Fall 1861 can be seen in Union army correspondence saved in the Official Records. For example, as Missouri descended into chaos that autumn, slaves began showing up in army camps and Union officers had to decide what to do with them. A task made all the more complicated by of the fact that some of these slaves' owners were loyal and others disloyal, and it was often impossible in Missouri's disorder for the army to determine to which group particular slaves belonged.
On September 20, 1861, Brig. Gen. Justus McKinstry, the U.S. Army Provost Marshal in St. Louis sent a letter to the captain in charge of the federal arsenal there. It read: "By my order Colonel McNeil, commanding provost guard, will deliver into your custody certain runaway negro slaves who have been heretofore apprehended and committed to the military prison. I desire they be employed at police duty and such other labor as you may choose until they are reclaimed by their masters, who upon proof of their ownership and that they are loyal to the United States will be entitled to receive them back into their service."
Other slaves continued to present themselves to Union troops as September rolled into October. On October 6, Col. John C. Kelton, commanding Union forces at Booneville, Missouri, forwarded slaves to the Assistant Adjutant General of the Army of the West with the following note, which stated: "I send by the Northerner in charge of Captain Renfro, Ninth Regiment Missouri Volunteers, several slaves who having given important information to Major Eppstein while in command of this post which saved his command from surprise now seek protection from their masters who threaten to kill them. Major Eppstein cannot longer protect them. I therefore send them to Jefferson City where they can work on the fortifications."
Prompting Missouri slaves to flee their owners was not only the general disorder in the state which broke down the state's enforcement of slave discipline, but also the Missouri campaign of Kansas' U.S. Senator and Union general James Henry Lane. Lane was an abolitionist radicalized by "Bleeding Kansas." His tactics in Fall 1861 anticipated the "hard war" that would be implemented elsewhere later by commanders such as Sherman and Sheridan, which is not surprising given the bitter fighting between pro and anti-slavery forces in Kansas in the 1850s. Lane's attitude is fully evident in a colorful letter, dated October 3, 1861, to Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis, who was evidently concerned about Lane's activities, which had included sacking Osceola, Missouri, on September 23. General/Senator Lane would brook no interference from Sturgis, writing:
In answer to your note of this day I have this to say that I don't care a fig about rank; I have enough of the glittering tinsel to satisfy me. I am here in obedience to an order from Maj. Gen. John C. Frémont to co-operate with you in ferreting out and fighting the enemy. Kindly and promptly do I desire to obey that order. My brigade is not here for the purpose of interfering in anywise with the institution of slavery. They shall not become negro thieves nor shall they be prostituted into negro-catchers. The institution of slavery must take care of itself.
I said in the Senate of the United States and my experience since only demonstrates its truth that in my opinion the institution would perish with the march of the Federal armies.
Again I say that the mass of the personal property in Missouri including slave is at this moment held by the wives and children assisted by the Federal Army while the husband and father are actually in arms against the Government. In my opinion our policy in this regard should be changed.
Confiscation of slaves and other property which can be made useful to the army should follow treason as the thunder peal follows the lightning flash. Until this change is made you offer premiums for the men to remain away in the army of the enemy. I had a man cowardly shot in the woods to-day within sight of our camp by the very men I have no doubt whose property you are so anxious to protect.
James Henry Lane was clearly a man ahead of his time, and he would prove it again in 1862 by organizing the first African-American regiment in the Union army. But during Fall 1861, the contraband phenomenon was spreading. Maryland, as a staging area for the Union army, continued to have problems with slaves escaping into army camps, as soldiers sheltered fugitives from loyal masters despite the diligent efforts of Gen. John A. Dix to keep them out.
Yet the really notable area of new contraband activity in Fall 1861 was in Kentucky, where slaves seeking protection from the army vexed William Tecumseh Sherman, in command of the Army of the Cumberland, no doubt contributing to his famous nervous breakdown soon afterwards. On October 15, 1861, he wrote Col. John Turchin in command of the 19th Illinois Infantry in Louisville. His letter, which belied his declining mental state, said simply:
Two gentlemen unknown to me but introduced by Mr. Guthrie say some negro slaves have taken refuge in your camp and are there sheltered.
The laws of the United States and of Kentucky all of which are binding on us compel us to surrender a runaway negro on application of negro's owner or agent. I believe you have not been instrumental in this but my orders are that all negroes shall be delivered up on claim of the owner or agent. Better keep the negroes out of your camp altogether unless you brought them along with the regiment.
Sherman no doubt wished the slaves would stop coming, but instead their numbers grew. On November 5, he received a letter from Gen. Alexander McDowell McCook, in charge at Camp Nevin in Hardin County, seeking guidance with what to do with the slaves seeking his protection. McCook wrote:
The subject of contraband negroes is one that is looked to by the citizens of Kentucky of vital importance. Ten have come into my camp within as many hours and from what they say there will be a general stampede of slaves from the other side of Green River. They have already become a source of annoyance to me and I have great reason to believe that this annoyance will increase the longer we stay. They state the reasons of their running away that their masters are rank secessionists-in some cases are in the rebel army, and that slaves of Union men are pressed into service to drive teams, &c.
I would respectfully suggest that if they be allowed to remain here our cause in Kentucky may be injured. I have no faith in Kentucky's loyalty therefore have no great desire to protect her pet institution-slavery. As a matter of policy how would it do for me to send for their masters and deliver the negroes to them on the outside of our lines, or send them to the other side of Green River and deliver them up? What effect would it have on our cause south of the river? I am satisfied they bolster themselves up by making the uninformed believe that this is a war upon African slavery. I merely make these suggestions for I am very far from wishing these recreant masters in possession of any of their property for I think slaves no better than horses in that respect.
I have put the negroes to work. They will be handy with teams and generally useful. I consider the subject embarrassing and must defer to your better judgment.
Sherman replied on November 8, telling McCook that he must deliver up the slaves to their owners when requested. He wrote:
I have no instructions from Government on the subject of negroes. My opinion is that the laws of the State of Kentucky are in full force and that negroes must be surrendered on application of their masters or agents or delivered over to the sheriff of the county. We have nothing to do with them at all and you should not let them take refuge in camp. It forms a source of misrepresentation by which Union men are estranged from our cause. I know it is almost impossible for you to ascertain in any case the owner of the negro. But so it is; his word is not taken in evidence and you will send them away.
Gen. George McClellan, recently appointed as Commander-in-Chief of the Union Army, reiterated the aforementioned sentiments even more forcefully in a letter to Sherman's replacement, Don Carlos Buell. McClellen stated in a letter to Buell dated November 7, 1861:
It is absolutely necessary that we shall hold all the State of Kentucky. Not only that but that the majority of its inhabitants shall be warmly in favor of our cause, it being that which best subserves their interests. It is possible that the conduct of our political affairs in Kentucky is more important than that of our military operations. I certainly cannot overestimate the importance of the former. You will please constantly bear in mind the precise issue for which we are fighting. That issue is the preservation of the Union and the restoration of the full authority of the General Government over all portions of our territory. We shall most readily suppress this rebellion and restore the authority of the Government by religiously respecting the constitutional rights of all. I know that I express the feelings and opinions of the President when I say that we are fighting only to preserve the integrity of the Union and the constitutional authority of the General Government.
The inhabitants of Kentucky may rely upon it that their domestic institutions will in no manner be interfered with and that they will receive at our hands every constitutional protection. I have only to repeat that you will in all respects carefully regard the local institutions of the region in which you command allowing nothing but the dictates of military necessity to cause you to depart from the spirit of these instructions.
So McClellan repeated a sentiment common in the North in Fall 1861, especially within the Lincoln administration, that Union policy toward slaves must be guided by the necessity of keeping the loyalty of the slaveholders in critical border states like Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri. Yet as this policy was already being undermined by the distaste of many Union soldiers for slavery, especially now that they were encamped in slave states and could see it firsthand, and the realization that slaves could do useful work for the army. Yet none of this would have happened had not many slaves, individually and in groups, presented themselves to Union forces and refused to be ignored. And this contraband phenomenon would only grow further in late Fall 1861, as Union forces moved for the first time in large numbers into the coastal areas of the Deep South, where the concentration of slaves was considerably greater than in the border states.
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Last Friday, we told you about all the insanity surrounding the release of the latest iteration of the Air Jordan. One incident left a man stabbed seven times and passing in and out of consciousness. He was rushed to Jersey City Medical Center where he was treated for non-life threatening wounds. According to Jersey City police, the man on the left is the suspected stabber.
At the hospital, the victim told police that he was in line to buy the Nike Air Jordan XI Concords at Foot Locker inside the mall when he got into an argument with another man in line, reports said. When they began to fight, four to six other men joined the attack on the victim, reports said.
The Duncan Avenue man said he thought he was being punched but realized he was being stabbed with knives, reports said.
The victim was stabbed in the back, shoulder, leg and arm, but he managed to get away, staggered out of the mall and collapsed near the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail station, reports said.
Police have now released surveillance footage of the approximately 18 year old, Hispanic male suspect and are requesting anyone with information call (201) 547-JAIL.
h/t Jon
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Organizing Again
I have an enormous amount of ribbon on spools. We all know how bulky that can be.
I also have glass jars filled with loose ribbon yardage. Although it is pretty to look at, it feels very unorganized and unruly to me.
I emptied these plastic ribbon containers of ribbon spools simply because they didn't work for me. They are too bulky, hold too little ribbon, and just became a huge waste of precious space.
Then there is this bag with the gazillion holes in it. It held a huge tangle of ribbon. I'm going to retire it for the time being and just use it to hold some wider ribbon spools.
After much thought, I decided to go with a series of three drawer plastic stackable bins. For now, this seems to be the most practical for my current needs. I resisted this type of storage for a long time because it leaves creases in the ribbon from being wound around spools. At this point, I'm not going to worry about it. Worse case scenario is that it will need to be ironed. I think I can deal with that being that I seldom use ribbon anyway.
Who would have thought that winding ribbon onto spools could be so time consuming. Another several days and I should have it under control.
Soooo.....since I am not creating anything at this time except a big mess, it looks like it would be the perfect opportunity to hold a quick little giveaway.
How would you like to win a Floor Buddy, a Hawaiian style foot mop great for wiping up small spills? You wear it on your foot like a slipper. No bending involved. Yep, lazy, island style cleaning at it's best. Hehehehe!
A traditional flower lei.
Swaying coconut tree.
Mouth watering pineapple.
To be eligible to win a Floor Buddy, please tell me how you organize your crafting supplies. Just pick one thing that works well for you and tell me about it in the comment section under this post.
This giveaway will end on Friday, July 30, 2010 at 6:00pm EST. Five(5) winners will be chosen by random number generator on Sunday, August 1, 2010 and packages will be mailed on Monday, August 2, 2010. Each winner will receive one(1) Floor Buddy, design chosen at random.
Good luck to all of you. It's back to the salt mines for me.
58 comments:
- Dee said...
I use an old dresser for storage of some of my art supplies. I have an adhesives drawyer, full of tapes, glues, pastes etc. I have a color drawyer that holds crayons, colored pencils and colored markers. Yes...I have that many coloring supplies. The next drawyer holds my acrylic paints...the cheaper kinds. The bottom drawyer is dedicated to all my paints and supplies for one stroke painting. This seems to work okay for me, and what I like is that although each drawyer is a mess, that mess can only be seen when I pull out a drawyer!
- Tue Jul 27, 02:53:00 PM 2010
- Grovenore said...
I bought 9 sets of clear plastic DMC drawers from a yarn shop that was closing out. Each drawer is labeled. My balls of pearl cottons, my extra cotton embroidery thread skeins, all of my silk threads, most of my lace, and all of my beads are stored in these. It's wonderful to have most of my crazy quilt supplies in one place!!
I really dislike washing floors and your floor buddy sounds awesome! Please enter me in the drawing.
Alberta, Canada
- Tue Jul 27, 03:08:00 PM 2010
- Tudy said...
I stand my thin spools of ribbon in a plastic box on edge so I can see the color and I sort them by color family.
- Tue Jul 27, 03:23:00 PM 2010
- Laurie in SC said...
I, too, am in the process of organizing my craft supplies. One thing that works for me is setting a container aside to keep "current" supplies and partly-finished projects in and keeping it within easy reach. This way, I can pick it up and work on it for a few minutes and then put it back up quickly. I'm excited about your giveaway - I love these foot mops! Thanks for the opp!
- Tue Jul 27, 03:38:00 PM 2010
- Nancy said...
I am a quilter mainly, and I bought a five-shelf bakers rack to organize my fabric and projects.
My biggest organizational tool, however, is perseverance... and I try so hard to use it every day. I am always one to get something out, use it, and push it aside. I am constantly reminding myself to put things away and keep things organized.
- Tue Jul 27, 04:04:00 PM 2010
- sweetiepie said...
The only thing I can tell you about my craft storage is that I have things in labeled clear containers on shelves in a closet. I can usually find what I am looking for but I probably have dozens of things I don't even remember I have....lol.
- Tue Jul 27, 04:04:00 PM 2010
- Nancy said...
Hi Lettie, I had an old filing cabinet that I was no longer using. So, I made dividers and labeled them for my sewing patterns. I put them in categories like accessories, holiday, kids clothes, costumes, for the home-you get the idea. It has worked out well, and it makes it easier to find what I am looking for.
- Tue Jul 27, 04:12:00 PM 2010
- greetingarts said...
I have several (three so far) large open bookshelves (Expedit from IKEA)that I have for most of my craft supplies. Books and things go on the top two levels, then the bottom levels are fitted with plastic bins for my yarn. Other shelves hold more plastic bins (shoebox style) for my fabric scraps and charm squares, and yardage gets folded neatly and stacked. It's not ideal, and sometimes gets jumbled, but if I keep up with it, it stays pretty manageable. I think I will wind most of my ribbon onto plain clothespins and store those in mason jars, it looks pretty that way. Good luck containing and organizing, it's such a monster of a job!
- Tue Jul 27, 04:24:00 PM 2010
- BubzRugz said...
What a brilliant idea - I have never seen or heard of a Floor Buddy - fantastic!!!
I am not a good organiser of my 'stuff' but I do have some plastic containers for my different colour scrap fabrics and a similar idea of your ribbons for my embroidery threads.... seems to work if I regularly tidy up!!! Hugz
- Tue Jul 27, 04:57:00 PM 2010
- Lina said...
I use a multi-drawer (60 drawers) storage bin that was made for nails and screws to put all my small craft supplies (like wiggle eyes, beads, buttons, etc) in. Keeps them neat and visible so I know what I have. I also use an empty six-pack soda holder to stand small rolls of interfacing fusible web, etc. Keeps them neat, organized and not wrinkled. FUN giveaway! I would love to win one of those cute floor buddys.
- Tue Jul 27, 05:02:00 PM 2010
- Unknown said...
Hi Lettie! I purchased an armoire for my sewing room and acquired a dozen pretty powder blue boxes (shoe box size) that were originally used to hold paper and envelopes. I labeled and use each box for a different group of items, i.e., buttons, zippers, ribbon, lace, etc. and these are in the body of the armoire. Drawers at the bottom of the armoire hold my fusible interfacing and batting. All of my fabric is color coated on shelves of a 6' bookcase hidden in a closet (they can hold a lot!). Lastly, I have a very large cork board mounted on the wall above one of my sewing cabinets with decorative buttons that always gets nice comments from those who dare to venture into this room.
- Tue Jul 27, 05:07:00 PM 2010
- Sue from Ky. said...
Lettie, I, like you, have tried various systems for storing various things, only to find that they were not that handy for me.Until I find a better system, I have resorted to large zip loc bags, and file them in my decoupaged fabric covered boxes, which I love to make.I'm sure I will stumble across a better plan some day.
- Tue Jul 27, 05:33:00 PM 2010
- Di said...
Lettie, I bought 6 timber CD towers with re-positionable shelves to hold my fabric. It works for pieces up to about 2 metres, if I fold carefully, and I just need to look at my "Great Wall of Fabric" if I'm searching for fabric of a particular colour or print. Thanks for this post - I see so many useful tips here!
- Tue Jul 27, 05:43:00 PM 2010
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
We have a very small home with minimal storage, so my suggestion is the under bed storage on wheels! You can fit some large ones under a king size bed and they hold a lot!
- Tue Jul 27, 05:52:00 PM 2010
- Needled Mom said...
Ribbons rolls are always so hard to figure out for storage. I finally saved my old clear lettuce containers from Costco and the spools fit in there perfectly. I have a small shelf under my machine (in the cabinet) and I can stack them three boxes high. I can see what I have and it gets them out of the way.
I love those Floor Buddys. What a fabulous idea!
- Tue Jul 27, 06:44:00 PM 2010
- Vegan said...
My supplies are not arranged well, but I know where everything is. I have various plastic bins where I store craft supplies, and as each one filled up, I filled a new one, so my supplies are arranged in the most confusing way possible (to another person) - chronologically. If you wanted to find my yellow flannel with the kitten print, you would have to open up every bin one at a time, but I know which bin it's in because I remember when I bought it.
- Tue Jul 27, 07:20:00 PM 2010
- arkie said...
I love the clear plastic stacked bins on rollers! You can see inside the drawers and even take them out if needed.
Cute giveaway!
- Tue Jul 27, 07:22:00 PM 2010
- stormybrew57 said...
I also have a old chest of drawers that i keep all of my stash in. I keep my ribbon and threads in old hat boxes. I just love the look of them. But mostly things are organized in my mind. (scarey isnt it) Thanks for the fun giveaway,I would love to be entered.Beth N.(firstname.lastname@example.com)
- Tue Jul 27, 07:28:00 PM 2010
- Unknown said...
I use stackable drawers too. They have worked well for me. I have some that fit my paper, and I have some that fit my embellishments. When I store ribbons, I usually keep them on a wooden rod so that they dangle down in front of my station. It works great for me because I can reach up and cut the piece that I need.
My newest and most favorite organizing tool is an old spice wrack. It was given to me for my wedding. I never used it. It swivel, and the clear jars are perfect for brads, pins little flowers, and so much more! I am so glad I never got rid of it!
Good luck on your organizing! It is a big task, and something I need to do again.
- Tue Jul 27, 07:46:00 PM 2010
- Silverthimble said...
I sort buttons by colour and store them in canning jars like you showed your ribbon. I love how they look in the jars. I have ribbons, elastic, treads, etc sorted into the boxes that they sell in Michaels for photos. My system seems to work for now.
We are headed to Hawaii via cruise line in October. I am looking for some tips on where to buy quilt fabric. Do you have any suggestions?
- Tue Jul 27, 07:58:00 PM 2010
- sandra said...
I have buttons in jars, ribbons in boxes, fabric in drawers and boxes and on a bookshelf. In other words it is all a mess really and needs something doing to it!!
- Tue Jul 27, 08:40:00 PM 2010
- Bonnita said...
I use many clear storage bins, jars, all labeled and in sight. Out of sight out of mind. I don't craft as much if I don't get to see all the great craft stuff I have. ;o)
You have a great giveaway, I've never seen a Floor Buddy before, it's so cool.
- Tue Jul 27, 09:29:00 PM 2010
- Annieofbluegables said...
My sewing spools are in a clear bin with pegs for each spool. My ribbon is in a homemade ribbon box with holes punched (and eyelets) down both long sides and the ribbon is on spools on a dowel.
patterns are in the large roll-away bins with drawers
The fabric is my nemesis. I think I need some Ikea cubbies.
Those Floor Buddies are much too cute to wipe up spills.
- Tue Jul 27, 10:21:00 PM 2010
- Jess @ Scrappy n Happy said...
I am using shoe boxes to store a lot of things in, I have 4 labeled scraps and others labelled according to what is in them! It isn't perfect but it is cheap!
- Tue Jul 27, 10:34:00 PM 2010
- Unknown said...
I made for my ribbons such box - http://www.craftbits.com/project/ribbon-storage-box
It works!
- Tue Jul 27, 10:53:00 PM 2010
some great ideas here. I use a bookcase for my current fabric. flannels, decor stash and seasonal go into clear totes. I use shoebox size for sewing notions labeled for zippers, trims, hardware, fastners, elastic, etc. Also use those for works in progress. On the back of the door I have a clear vinyl shoe organizer to hold fabric scraps, sorted by colour. Ribbon tho is another story. My DH and I have a floral & design shop, and I am the ribbon tier. I keep those ribbons in smaller totes, the kind with handles on the lid. (portable to between home and the shop).
I find that if I can keep my supplies and stuff visable as possible, I am more inspired to use it.
- Tue Jul 27, 10:59:00 PM 2010
- Michele said...
I use the dresser I bought when I was pregnant with my first son to hold my sewing and quilting notions. I use a tackle box to hold my beading supplies.
- Wed Jul 28, 03:37:00 AM 2010
- Khris said...
Does organised chaos count? lol
Hugs Khris
- Wed Jul 28, 04:58:00 AM 2010
- My Life and Quilting said...
Hi Arlette... I have ysed plastic boxes and label each one ... This way when I am looking for something I can find it easy... I also bought a shelving unit where I put all the boxes... I put Buttons in a canning jar as well as other small items...All my material is stored in a closet with lots of shelves, they are in order by color... I have a drawer in the closet that holds my Holiday material...I have a roller unit with 4 drawers... I store all my thread, sewing needa (screw driver, attachments to my machine, pins, tape measure,small post a note, and my small iron... Last but not least I have a leather penciel holder where I put my sissors, small ruller, tweezers, makring pens for materal, small sissors, and other things that I need to have at my finger tips...
- Wed Jul 28, 06:01:00 AM 2010
- Jenny Bolech said...
The floor buddies look so cute :)
I'm in the process of trying to reorganize my crafting space right now, I just bought a new set of shelves to hold all my stuff (instead of having it crammed under the guestroom bed) I keep most everything in photo storage boxes or other decorative boxes of similar size. I need to work on labeling them better so I can find what I need. Good luck with your organization! I know I'm going to need some for mine :)
jenny.maurer84 at gmail dot com
- Wed Jul 28, 06:55:00 AM 2010
- WW said...
I don't organize very well. I have a very small craft closet that's probably not bigger than 5 feet in any direction.
I have a dresser in there that holds my tissue paper in one drawer, my plain cardstock in one drawer, my stickers in another drawer, my patterned cardstock in another drawer, my fabric in another drawer and my stamps in the last drawer.
I have a rubber maide container where I hold all my supplies like my ink pads, scissors, embossing powders etc.
I have some small plastic containers with the tiny sections in them that hold groups of stuff, I have a plastic drawer container that holds my buttons and beads according to colors.
And I have a ton of boxes full of stuff on my floor. I need to do a huge clean up and make it so I can sit on the floor and create.
- Wed Jul 28, 07:23:00 AM 2010
- Prairiedog said...
Hi, Arlette, I love your blog. I am fortunate enough to have a whole "bedroom" for a sewing room. I also paint and do many other crafts. I have a metal and plexiglass shelf unit that holds lots of large clear jars, which I label with a big paper label on a string around the neck of the jar. These hold buttons, ribbons, thread spools, and other novelty items, such as old hook and eye sets, snaps, etc. which I incorporate in my creations. I keep some of the small things like buttons color coordinated in the small beading size zip bags. I inherited a desk from my hubby's school that holds most of my often-used sewing items in the drawers, and it is just the right size for my favorite sewing machine. On the side of that I have a rotating utensil holder. It is great for all my scissors, small rulers, tools, stitch removers, of which I use many, rotary cutters, pens and other marking items. It's all at my fingertips. I look for utensil holders from broken dishwashers also, they are great for the tubes and rolls of Heat 'n Bond, etc. For my trims and tapes, I line them up in plastic shoeboxes, according to vintage and type. I have two 4"x8" foam boards against one wall as a design board. I also have lots of fabric in plastic totes according to color, and unfortunately, I'm so busy organizing, I'm not getting much crafting done. I will, winter is coming, though you wouldn't know it in blistering Minnesota. Love your Floor Buddy!
- Wed Jul 28, 07:58:00 AM 2010
- Heather A said...
I, too, use a large shelving system (Expedit from IKEA). It looks attractive loaded up with my books and magazines and small, clear boxes full of well-organized and easy to locate quilting and sewing supplies.
Floor Buddies! I'd never heard of them. Brilliant!!
Good luck with the rest of your organizing.
- Wed Jul 28, 08:26:00 AM 2010
- Michelle Cooper said...
Wow, everyone is so organised. I have buttons in a variety of tins and boxes, a three-drawer plastic unit for my paper craft supplies, various contaoners and organisers for beads and threads and a large suitcase and plastic box for fabrics together with an overflowing pop-up laundry basket for scraps. I know where everything is until I want it and it is not where I thought! My main tip would be to tidy up after each project, otherwise your sewing room will look like mine!
- Wed Jul 28, 08:52:00 AM 2010
- Remembrances said...
I, too, am in the middle of organizing (AGAIN!). I use kitty litter buckets for fabrics and yarn - I use a marker to indicate what is in the bucket and then stack them in the closet (hopefully remembering to put the description side out!). I also use small bins to keep all supplies, pattern, etc. for each project I am currently working on together. Karin
- Wed Jul 28, 10:06:00 AM 2010
I like clear plastic storage containers--shoe box size for charm packs and larger ones for fat quarters. I sort the fat quarters by color so when I take off the lid, it is easy to see what I have available.
- Wed Jul 28, 11:32:00 AM 2010
- Mego said...
I too use the clear plastic containers and then organize by color. When I have TOO much of one color I organize by era. If I start something new I put everything needed in a clear shoebox until that project is done and THEN I cut up leftovers into usable scraps or make a crazy block with unusable scraps. When I have enough of those blocks they go into a charity quilt!
- Wed Jul 28, 11:49:00 AM 2010
- Little Ivy Garden said...
Craft supplies are supposed to be organized?! I teach public school so I have all kinds of things. I have way too much stuff to put in pretty baskets on a shelf. I use plastic shoe boxes and label the end with what is in them. It seems to work for the most part. I am also parting with things as I get older and find the time to rearrange all of the stuff is not profitable for the use I get from it. I love your blog and check it daily to look at the neat things you have made.
- Wed Jul 28, 05:42:00 PM 2010
- DeeDee said...
Here is my button solution..I can easly see them all and sort to my hearts content...I have used way more button since I found this option..I didn't know how many buttons I really had...check it out at this link....>http://deedeescraftspot.blogspot.com/2010/06/buttons-buttons-and-more-buttons.html
love the ribbon solution too..
- Wed Jul 28, 09:17:00 PM 2010
- Emily said...
craft supplies.... organised??!!
Well, my gold and silver edged 6mm ribbons are kept in batches and then in one large reusable cloth bag. When I need one small batch, I only need to unzip the large bag to retrieve a single batch. make any sense? LOL!!
What a marvelous giveaway! Is this an orginal Japanese idea?!!
- Wed Jul 28, 11:26:00 PM 2010
- Cheri said...
I struggle too with this! I've found that if I try to put things back where they were when I'm done I have less clutter. Not always possible--I have a mess right now on my cutting table. Always working on organization!
- Thu Jul 29, 06:37:00 AM 2010
- Ima Baglady said...
I use a variety of repurposed items to organize things. Partitioned floss holders for buttons by color, and for 1.5 inch scraps that I use as leader/enders. Ribbons are in bags or if on spools, I rigged shoe boxes with a small dowel. My sewing machine gadgets and frequently needed tools are in rolling drawers right next to the machine. Fabric is crammed in every spare space-definitely need a new home for some of that!
- Thu Jul 29, 07:17:00 AM 2010
- Vaughnde said...
My Fabrics are in a clear storage plastic bin in my closet clearly labeled. All other craft supplies are in 3 and 6 and 15 drawer iris chests also labeled. I'm mainly a paper, yarn and fabric crafter. I do sometimes still find things I forgot about since I recently moved and haven't gone through things in some time. I think those footsie mops are CUTE! Never seen them before and they look Fab!
The biggest thing that works for me is being able to see things in clear containers and knowing whats in them.
- Thu Jul 29, 07:44:00 AM 2010
- aafke7 said...
How nicely done! It's an inspiration! Here we have a magical old handmade oak cupboard of a jeweler with 72 drawers lined with green velvet! Every treasure can be organised well!
Pencils, needles, paper, feathers, ribbons, pics, paint, lovely rubbish, souvenirs of the world, toys, buttons, shells, drawings, recipes, you name it! On the outside is a brass label placed with cards of the content.
All children may play with it and adults -if they still cherish the child in them - may also!
- Thu Jul 29, 07:47:00 AM 2010
- Grubbelgrütze said...
I have a very old cabinet (the german word is "vertiko" but i found no translation) I has 3 levels where i store different crafting materials, i also have different clear plastic containers so i can see where my stuff is.
- Thu Jul 29, 07:56:00 AM 2010
I organized my fabric in a tall standing chest with shelves. It is so much easier to see what I have. My husband built shelves in the closet of my craft room as well as a desk that runs along 3 walls with shelves above the desk. It's a small room but it works for me.
Nampa Idaho
- Thu Jul 29, 08:07:00 AM 2010
- Ladydy5 aka: Diane Yates said...
Hi Lettie: I am always rearranging fabric, buttons, ribbon but my easiest way of organizing my strips of fabric is by sizes. I put strips separate in a large plastic zip bag, 3 x 3 in another, 5 x 5 in another and so forth, labeling each bag. They are then filed away in my cabinet draw for easy access. I also have jars of ribbon and do like tyhe way you organized your. That is a good project while watching tv or when it rains.
- Thu Jul 29, 08:38:00 AM 2010
- Terri said...
I love the floor buddies, what a cute idea!
I am a quilter and have a bit of fabric to organize. I usually organize according to color. I also love those cute boxes with lids, so I hide some of my stuff in there and just label the outside. As long as the material is folded, stacked according to color, it always looks nice on my shelf.
- Thu Jul 29, 09:54:00 AM 2010
- spage said...
I love your site, but define "organized". I'm not sure I've ever heard that word. It certainly isn't in my crafting vocabulary ;)
The footsie mops are so cute.
- Thu Jul 29, 12:15:00 PM 2010
- Jennifer said...
I'm horrible at organizing my projects... usually they are piled up in shoe boxes in no particular order. Right now, I have all of my projects in a box because we are moving.
- Thu Jul 29, 03:39:00 PM 2010
- Glenda in Florida said...
Since I am a quilter, the biggest help for me was to get a shelving system and then fold all fabrics to the same width, and store by color groups. FQs are folded all the same way, and stored in a drawer system. Scraps are folded into a different size and stored in clear plastic tubs. Oh, and another big help is using mostly one brand of thread. I bought every color, and keep them in one large container. Then, I just rummage to find the best match when I sew a project.
- Thu Jul 29, 05:22:00 PM 2010
- arlette said...
Get organized takes alot of effort and only a few seconds to leave all behind... Since I'm a quilter I use shelves and I have my fabrics organized in shades/themes, I use to put small stuff on glass jars but I don't think they look as cute as yours! :)
- Thu Jul 29, 09:45:00 PM 2010
- Janice said...
I love those foot mops, did you make them? I think I do a smattering of all the things mentioned. My sewing room should be condemned according to my husband. It is such a mess. We're away on holidays at the moment and my first project when we get home is to start organizing. I have many different containers that I use, some more successful than others.
- Thu Jul 29, 10:56:00 PM 2010
- Jille said...
I use plastic boxes alongside glass jars. I had used a plastic box with lots of little compartments for all my different buttons but I just wasn't happy with it. It thrills me to see a jar of random buttons as it takes me back to my childhood!
Jille x
- Fri Jul 30, 07:44:00 AM 2010
- Teresa said...
I like your ribbon storage - great idea that I might try too. I don't have a lot of ribbons, but what I have now are on their spools and the spools are on the stand my dad made - a long dowel rod stuck in a circle wood base. I just slide the spools on the rod, but it can get messy. I have started storing my buttons, sorted by color or type, in antique class jars, jelly jars, any kind of pretty jar I can find. They look nice on my bookcase. Beads I have found are easily stored in pill box containers - the ones that are for different days of the week.
Oh, I hope I win a floor buddy - what a great idea.
- Fri Jul 30, 07:46:00 AM 2010
- Annette said...
I use wood clothespins (peg style) for ribbons and keep them in glass jars...so pretty to look at. The pegs are easily available to me at the dollar store. My buttons are in little plastic drawers from the tool department of the hardware store. Fabric is stored by color in large bin type drawers. Projects in progress are kept in a cupboard. And craft supplies are in clear shoe boxes. I can easily swap the labels as my needs change: http://sunshineyellow-stitches.blogspot.com/2009/12/it-was-wonderful.html
- Fri Jul 30, 08:05:00 AM 2010
- The Quilting Elf said...
I change my storage methods at least every other year! I have tried baskets, wooden drawer sets, plastic bins and an old dresser. I think I just like to play with and rearrange my fabric and craft supplies to see what "new" things I can find in my old stuff...
PS Love the Floor Buddy!
Kathy T. in Tampa
- Fri Jul 30, 11:35:00 AM 2010
- Arlette said...
The giveaway is now closed. Thank you for entering.
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