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Pdewit necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 119 diseños de 42 diseñadores freelance.
Lacombe Dental Clinic
Lacombe Dental Clinic is a modern dentistry practice in Lacombe, Alberta. It is a full-service dental clinic with caring staff and a warm, trustworthy reputation in the community. Patients are put at ease that they will receive the best dental service through caring professionals. The facilities and equipment represent the latest in dental technology.
Families, teens to adults. Visits to the dentist do not have to be scary! There are nice people that will put you at easy while receiving professional dental care.
The logo should reflect professionalism with a human touch.
Develop a new logo that can be used on website, stationery and signage. Client wants to start-out fresh with a strong corporate identity that represents the company properly. We are looking for a modern, yet corporate design since the clinic needs to have a professional image that fosters trust with its audience.
A descriptive graphic element (or elements) should be part of the logo, but client is open for creative solutions that really communicate the essence of this company.
Letterstyle(s) should be easy to read and work well on the different media. The logo should also be able to work in one-color application or on a dark background.
The files we will require are: Print file format - .ai (CMYK) or eps.
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A 6ft 7in San Fransisco man who decided to indulge in some light knock down ginger while wearing only tennis shoes ended up at the receiving end of a Taser, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
Two residents of the Woodside and Portola Valley area, south of Redwood City, reported that Peter Allen Steele, 38, was "standing naked outside their homes on 11 July after he rang their doorbells".
San Mateo County sheriff's deputies sent to investigate spotted Steele in a car, but he attempted to make a motorised escape. Having popped the car's tyres after hitting the kerb, Steel jumped from the vehicle, "burst into a home through the garage" and then legged it into a wooded area where deputies cornered the butt-naked perp.
Officers were obliged to taser the struggling 250lb fugitive, without effect, so they let him have it with a bean-bag gun.
Steele earlier this week pleaded not guilty in San Mateo County Superior Court to charges "that he rang doorbells while naked". He's currently in jail in lieu of $60,000 bail, and looks likely to add to his previous convictions for "a felony assault in San Francisco, stalking, making threats and evading police". ®
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New York's public university system has agreed to improve the way it handles reports of sexual violence on its 29 state-operated campuses.
The agreement announced Thursday follows a compliance review by the U.S. Education Department's civil rights office.
The federal agency says the review of State University of New York practices wasn't triggered by a specific complaint, but was undertaken because SUNY is the nation's largest public higher education system.
The Office of Civil Rights reviewed 159 cases of alleged sexual harassment from four campuses: SUNY Buffalo State, the University at Albany, SUNY Morrisville and SUNY New Paltz. It found instances of complaints not being investigated quickly or thoroughly enough and of complainants not receiving notice of the outcomes.
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Vegan Kitchen Staples
You can whip up tons of fantastic vegan nomnoms when you stock up your kitchen with these simple and cruelty-free foodie essentials:
- Breakfast: cereals, oatmeal, frozen waffles, fresh fruit, non-dairy yogurt, dried fruits, frozen fruits (for smoothie action!), energy bars, juice
- Non-dairy "milk": plain and/or vanilla soy, rice, oat, hemp, coconut, almond, etc.
- Pasta ingredients: pasta, pasta sauce, mushrooms, olives, artichokes, roasted red peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, etc.
- Beans: black, pinto, garbanzo, kidney, chickpeas, lentils, etc.
- Meat alternatives: Gardein, silken and firm tofu, tempeh, veggie burgers, vegan hot dogs, soy crumbles, veggie sausage, etc.
- Condiments: Veganaise, Daiya cheese, nutritional yeast (aka nooch), mustard, hot sauce, soy sauce, tamari, salsa, pickles
- Breads: whole-grain bread, tortillas, tortilla chips, pita bread, bagels, etc.
- Soups: vegetable broth, vegan bouillon cubes, canned or boxes soups, fresh and frozen veggies, potatoes
- Grains: rice (brown, multi-grain, short-grain, black, red, jasmine, etc.), quinoa
- Baking essentials: flour, baking soda, baking powder, vegan sugar, Ener-G Egg Replacer
- Cooking oils: olive, coconut, grapeseed, corn, Earth Balance, etc.
- Sweets: vegan ice cream, cookies, and cake 🙂
- Snacks: nuts, seeds, pretzels, popcorn, peanut butter & jelly
- Spices: salt, pepper, Spike, garlic, paprika, oregano, cumin, ginger, etc.
If y'all need any additional tips or specific brand suggestions, please hit me up! xoxo
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I highly encourage everyone, vegan or not, to keep Herbamare in their pantry. Have you ever tried it? It's the most delicious, versatile seasoning ever. It's sea salt infused with herbs and vegetables. It's perfect for when you want something to taste good without a lot of work.
I also always keep a can of pumpkin in the pantry and a can of coconut milk in the fridge. Pumpkin has so many uses, and you never know when the need for coconut cream will strike!


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dahama necesitaba un nuevo diseño de otro y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 72 diseños de 17 diseñadores freelance.
Foreign Affair
This new logo will appear across the clothing, boat and sails of a racing yacht named : Foreign Affair
The boats owner is an Australian living in Switzerland, hence the name.
I would ideally like to incorporate icons from these two important parts of my past and present.
I was thinking about blending two icons from my past and present, would like to see ideas with the Southern Cross star icon from the Australian flag (cross has 5 stars) and the White Cross on Red Background of Switzerland. However, I welcome other creative thoughts.
Additionally, the logo must incorporate:
1. The name of the boat : Foreign Affair
2. The boats registration number : SUI 028
The logo will be produced on crew clothing such as hats and shirts and on the hull of the boat.
The hull of the boat is white and the other primary trim colour is black (mast, boom etc).


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Welcome to the Yeo One Name Study
Welcome to the website for the study of the Yeo family and related familes. This website has been developed on an entirely voluntary basis. For many years I and many others have been obsessed with the Yeo Genealogy and in 2001 as a birthday present, my son Terry registered the yeosociety.com domain name and designed and launched the first website. It has proven to be a wonderful opportunity to share information and make new friends. We ask anyone with Yeo, Yea, Yawe or Yoe connections to share their research with us, however small, and we will help you if we have any additional information.
Mrs Sheila Yeo, 14 Orbec Avenue, Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 3ED England Tel. +44 (0) 1626 360978 e.mail email@example.com
The Yeo/Yea/Yoe Name Society is registered with the Guild of One Name Studies (GOONS).
This website was recently recognized by GOONS for its contribution to genealogical research.
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Tom & Sharon's Ballroom Dance Party
- Date(s): Dec 12, 2020
- Time(s): 2:00-4:00 PM
- Location: Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino
- Venue: Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort
$15.00 pp
The party features lots of dance mixer games, snacks and dance music, and an opportunity for both students and veteran dancers to practice. The dances offered by the Craddocks include west coast swing, fox trot, rumba, cha-cha, salsa, tango, waltz, polka, quick step, mambo, meringue, disco hustle, night club two-step, country western two-step and swing.
Tom Craddock has over 30 years of teaching experience and is a certified instructor who has received many dance awards including Top Teacher with the Arthur Murray organization. Tom's certifications include: International Style: Associate, Masters, Grand Masters; American Style: Bronze, Silver and Gold.
Sharon Craddock has over 25 years of training and teaching group exercise classes and holds an aerobics and fitness certification. She also teaches ballroom dancing along with her husband.
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Tom & Sharon's Ballroom Dance Party
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Sunday, September 16, 2012
Free Doll Pattern for you to Download!
Aren't they the cutest? Well you can make them too! Pattern includes a material and supply list as well as easy to follow instructions and illustrations to guide you along the way.
So, if you'd like to give them a try, click here to download the pattern. You are welcome to sell these little darlings, all I ask is that you offer Gingermelon design credit in any written description.
Have fun!
~Shelly xo
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Aww. They are so sweet! Thank you for such a nice present for everyone. I love how you are donating two of them. You have inspired me so I will make a couple and donate the money to a charity too.ReplyDeleteReplies
What a lovely idea Nichole! I was hoping someone would be inspired to do that too! xoDelete
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Thank you. I really love the pattern...a whole new way of making for me(this is really GOOD!) I am going to make some and donate to Dogs Trust. I have craft fairs coming up starting in April. Thank you so much. sallyDelete
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I cant download this pattern. It doesn't open. I want it very much! How can i download it?Delete
Is this pattern still available? I would love to even buy it. Thank you.Delete
wow!!! thank you!! this is perfect! we're hosting a craft for a cause this coming Christmas! and these dolls will be perfect to give out to kids! thanks soooo much for sharing!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much, this is awesome.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
THANK YOU!!!ReplyDelete
adorable thanksReplyDelete
You are so kind. Thanks so much.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern!! I love your darling creations!ReplyDelete
Dolly Hugs,
- AnonymousSeptember 16, 2012 at 11:59 PM
Thank you, they are just adorable!ReplyDelete
Hi, is this for everyone? I get a blank page when I try to download the pattern.ReplyDeleteReplies
You could try a different web browser? Chrome didn't work for me, but internet explorer worked fine :)Delete
Thank you blondie19012k...that worked perfectly and I did not even think to try a different browser. And thank you Shelly for the wonderful pattern! Very kind of you!!Delete
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Shelley how adorable! So kind to share with us :0)ReplyDelete
Thank you Shelly for sharing one of your gorgeous patterns! I have just blogged about it to let all my readers know about your wonderful offer. I think you are so talented...I just love your Halloween mummy doll. Thanks again, KimReplyDelete
Thank you so much Shelly!ReplyDelete
Brilliant, thank you :)ReplyDelete
Blank page here too or nothing at all, Silver Heart Creations.. Works well in Internet Explorer though.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for the pattern (and for the alert in the comments to use Explorer!) :DReplyDelete
Aw they are lovely! Thank you for the pattern :)ReplyDelete
Thank you a lot for sharing these beauties! <3ReplyDelete
These are so lovely! I really like the little puffy pig-tails and, oh my, wherever do you get that printed felt?ReplyDelete
Thank you so much, I love your work :0) xReplyDelete
Wonderful work! :)ReplyDelete
You are VERY generous! Thank you!!! (and a BIG thank for the little extra in my order!) :)ReplyDelete
Obrigada!! Amo seus trabalhos e divulgo para as amigas brasileiras. Boa semana!!ReplyDelete
Não consegui fazer o download :(ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing, I love your dolls.ReplyDelete
How very generous of you! Thank you. I'm sure we will all have fun putting these together.ReplyDelete
Thank you Shelly! These girls are adorable.ReplyDelete
so very sweet of you!ReplyDelete
Hi!!! Thank You!!!1 They are sew sweet and cute!!!! I could not get it to down load but it is probably me!!! ThanksReplyDelete
Thank you for such a nice presentReplyDelete
too adorable! thank you so much for the gift!!ReplyDelete
Thank you, Shelly, this is so kind of you and they are so sweet!!ReplyDelete
gorgeous! can't wait to sew some up!ReplyDelete
I had to use another browser to open the pattern also. Thank you very much Shelly! It's so sweet of you to offer a free pattern for such adorable dolls!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for the pattern!! It was so kind and generous of you to share it with us!! I got it to work on IE! :))ReplyDelete
Dolly Hugs,
Thank you Shelly for the fantastic free adorable pattern.You rock.ReplyDelete
Dear Shelly, thank you so much for your generosity! The dolls are delightful...your trademark :-)ReplyDelete
You are all very welcome! For those of you who are having difficulty downloading the pattern, please try using a different browser. I'd suggest Internet Explorer as it seams to work great. Have fun!! xoReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 17, 2012 at 4:01 PM
Love these cuties - thank you!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the pattern! I'll make some for my nieces! :)ReplyDelete
They are soooo hug-able! Thank you for sharing your pattern :)ReplyDelete
I used firefox and it worked great.
Shelly, have tried a different browser and have internet explorer on my computer and I still can not download your file. Any chance you could email it to me? firstname.lastname@example.com
Too Cute!! Have to print this one out to add to the ones I am currently working on! Love the donation idea...gotta get stitching! Thanks Bunches!ReplyDelete
Thanks Shelly they are adorable!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this! I've admired your patterns for awhile now and have entered your giveaway drawings with no luck. I'll be paying this forward somehow. You're the best!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the pattern, Shelly. It would make great Christmas gifts for the little people in the family. SonaliReplyDelete
Thank you for this pattern, i'm just in love.ReplyDelete
Gracias desde España
Hi Shelly, thank you for this wonderful pattern! You are so kind and generous to have shared this with everyone. I am very grateful to you for this, Sincerely CynthiaReplyDelete
It still will not let me download the pattern I have been trying for quite some time not sure what to do.ReplyDelete
Thanks a million for these little cuties. Simply love them and many thanks for sharing! Greetings from GermanyReplyDelete
Thank you Shelly....I love the idea of using your pattern to give away the dolls as others have mentioned...I will definitely give that a go :)ReplyDelete
Awe Shelly - you are just the sweetest person!ReplyDelete
Thank-you so much!! I have a bunch of Halloween cuties cut...just need time to sew!! xx
Hi Shelly. Your creations are so adorable. You are an inspiration.ReplyDelete
I've tried a few times to download your free pattern in Chrome, but it didn't work. Worked great in Safari.
Thank you!
Found out about these lovely dolls on Pintrest and made one now have another two in the making. Super cute!!!! Love them soooo much. Thank you :)ReplyDelete
Hi just arrived and I can not download these beautiful dolls.ReplyDelete
What should I do to download them?
Thank you.
Hola acabo de llegar y no puedo descargarme estas preciosas muñecas.
¿Que debo hacer yo para poder descargarmelas?
ya lo he solucionado, usando mozillaDelete
Thanksa so much for the pattern Shelly xxReplyDelete
Thank you ever so much! I love your adorable dolls (wish I could buy some of your other patterns!) I am sure my little sisters will love these dolls too! To reiterate what another lady already said, I couldn't download the pattern on Chrome either but had to open internet explorer. Thank you again for your generosity!ReplyDelete
Hello Shelly... I love your dolls design since the first time I join on etsy...I'm so happy with these free download pattern. U are so kind person. Thank u so much. Can't wait to make them. XOXOReplyDelete
Sorry I posted a couple of times in the wrong place...just not my day for posting I guess. Okay, I just tried to DL the pattern, however nothing happens. I tried to open it in another window and all I get is a blank screen. I hope the pattern is still available. Please advise - thank you : )ReplyDelete
What a beautiful gift from you!ReplyDelete
Thank you!
Could you please email me the pattern. The link is not working and I would love to make these sweet dolls for my nieces!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the pattern!! (I'm here via Sew, Mama, Sew.)ReplyDelete
So lovely. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Thank you, just saw these on sew mama sew xxReplyDelete
Is this pattern still available? For some reason the link is bringing me back to your post.ReplyDelete
Is this pattern still available for download? I was hoping to sew it up for my sweet princess for her bday. I can't seem to get the PDF to open. I really want to purchase some of your patterns, they are SO adorable. Sadly with a disabled child, I can't purchase any at this time so I was really looking forward to being able to give this little one a try so I can figure out which others I want to try and save up for.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this pattern! I just finished making one for my daughter for Christmas and I couldn't be happier with how it turned out. Here is the link to pictures of it. :) http://craftingmakestheheartgrowfonder.blogspot.com/2012/12/gingermelon-doll.htmlReplyDelete
Hello sweet Shelly! They are the cutest!!! You are so sweet and generous dear friend!!!! I appreciate you so very much! Thank you for sharing your fantastic pattern. I look forward to making these sweeties! You are so talented dearest!ReplyDelete
Love and hugs, Paula xoxo
- AnonymousDecember 8, 2012 at 8:10 AM
Hello and thank you for the free download! The only problem is I can't get anything to open. I just came across your site through a friend and I would LOVE to make this doll for my girls for Christmas. I don't have much time left to get them done though. Could you possibly email it to me? firstname.lastname@example.com Thank you so very, very much!ReplyDelete
I just made a one of these dolls, and would like to thank you so much! The pattern was really well written, and easy to follow. It was great to have such a beautiful doll as the end product - it made me feel like a super-crafter! I've included photos of the finished product in my blog here: http://katewillknit.blogspot.com.au/2012/12/christmas-crafting.htmlReplyDelete
I think I will be making more of these dolls in the future.
Thank you - I will make these for the little girls at Sacred Heart Children's Hospital.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this delightful doll pattern I will be really happy to be using it for the Dolly Drive this year. Delightful.ReplyDelete
I just tried to Download the pattern,but nothing happens. I tried to open it in another window and nothing :-(ReplyDelete
I will make these for my princess.
Thanks a lot
Hi Shelly,ReplyDelete
It seems I can't download this pattern. I was hoping to use it for the TSL dolly drive and possibly for some of my dolls for orphans projects. Is it still available?
Hopefully it is because it is beautiful.
I also am trying to download this adorable pattern with no luck. My little doll lover has two of your other dolls from her Aunt Becca and I would love to make her one for her Easter Basket. Is there anything else I can try?ReplyDelete
I also am trying to download this adorable pattern with no luck. My little doll lover has two of your other dolls from her Aunt Becca and I would love to make her one for her Easter Basket. Is there anything else I can try?ReplyDelete
Hello! The page where the standard free does not open at all. How sad ...ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you so so sooooo much! Can't wait to try it!!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for your Gift!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing, it´s a lovely doll. I´m will try it as soon as I can.ReplyDelete
Thak you so much
All the best from pOrtugal
These are so sweet! I am going to attempt to make them and then use them in a travel swap. Thank you for the tutorial.ReplyDelete
I've tried to download these dolls and one of the bunny patterns, I click the links with no pop-up or instant download. I have Adobe and was able to get the Baby Bunny Pattern.ReplyDelete
Just found this awesome pattern. I sew for the children's hospital and was looking for a princess pattern. Found yours - AND it's free!. Thank you, thank you!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 31, 2013 at 3:31 PM
How do you download the pattern for these? Why am I not seeing it? They are so adorable...I must make one!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the awesome pattern, I made a half sized version for a craft swap I am in. You can see a picture of her here http://www.tumblr.com/blog/littlevisitors scroll to the first post. If you ever have time, will you make a boy version? I would be willing to pay for him (I already have my eye on the storybook set in your shop).
Thank you so much for this cute doll pattern! I really appreciate all the work you put into your dolls and projects! :DReplyDelete
very nice!!!ReplyDelete
Hallo und liebe Grüße.ReplyDelete
Leider funktioniert der Link nicht,hätte mich auch gern an dieser süßen Puppe
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es Grüßt Regina
PRECIOUS!!!! These will be perfect for the FLUFF Project at Hopeful Threads! Thank you! :)ReplyDelete
In searching for free ipod music download sites online, often times you get what you pay for. There are tons of ways to get free music downloads for your iPod, but not all a free download sites are reliable and of good quality.ReplyDelete
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thank you for the lovely pattern - I made one doll which you can see here: http://amigurumiinietylko.blogspot.com/2013/07/laleczka-gingermelon-dla-elizy.html - I've changed the pattern a bit. I'm going to make more dolls because they are so cute :)ReplyDelete
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ow... it's WOW ...ReplyDelete
i just can't stop admire ur work ... im in love with them!
i'd like to try your really lovely pattern...
Hi I would love to tr and make this doll for my little girl, your work is fab. I am new to the world of crafts and im looking for a good project like this one. I have clicked on the link to download several times and it is not working for me my email address is firstname.lastname@example.com if you could send me a link or even the pattern itself I would be very very greatfull.ReplyDelete
Kind Regards
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Voy a llorar, no lo puedo descargar.ReplyDelete
¿como puedo lograrlo?
saludos desde Chile
Hi! I can't seem to download the pattern :( I don't know if it is a problem with me or the link. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you so much for the free pattern!!!ReplyDelete
Hi: Thank you for sharing your creative genius. Your dolls are so wonderfully executed and the instructions are very clear. They'll be great baby presents.ReplyDelete
Thanks again,
Thank you for sharing your creative genius. These dolls will make great baby presents. Beautiful, washable, small - but not too small, just perfect and oh so charming.ReplyDelete
Thank so much, all your dolls are so incredibly beautiful & I'm becoming little addict to making them, thank you again xxxReplyDelete
Hello, I love your work, I live in Great Meadows, Brazil, but would like to download the template and could not. How do I?ReplyDelete
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Cute cute cute dolls. I couldn't find the pattern or tutorial. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Thank-you for your wonderful pattern. I love your work!ReplyDelete
do you still have the above noted pattren my CarmelKiss would love this as a mommy and me diy!
Obrigada por partilhar esses moldes!!ReplyDelete
São muito fofos!
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nao consigo Localiza Não abre. Eu Quero Muito O Molde Como Posso Baixa-lo?ReplyDelete
o Seu Trabalho e Muito bonito o meu email e email@example.com
Thank you for sharing your work. I am in awe of your craftsmanship!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing, your work is beautiful!ReplyDelete
they are perfect, thank you.ReplyDelete
I found your post via #6weeksofsofties
Where do I find the download? Would love to make some of these using my grandma's hankies for their dresses.ReplyDelete
What a lovely thing to share! Thank you!ReplyDelete
How sweet of you to share this! I'm going to make some for my friend's little twin girls. Thank you! <3ReplyDelete
Thank you very much, fab pattern! xReplyDelete
I am in the middle of making this sweet doll but don't understand how to do the shoes. Please give me a little more info. Do I stitch the front shoe to the front of the foot or stitch the front shoe to the back shoe and then stitch on the foot? Thank-youReplyDelete
I am in the middle of making this sweet doll but don't understand how to do the shoes. Please give me a little more info. Do I stitch the front shoe to the front of the foot or stitch the front shoe to the back shoe and then stitch on the foot? Thank-youReplyDelete
My heart...these touch me. I am making lots of them. THANK YOU so very much!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much !ReplyDelete
thank you so muchReplyDelete
This post is really very nice or useful for users. Its all baby dolls is really pretty awesome.ReplyDelete
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Thank you so much for the FREE download. I am so excited to start make one of these wonderful dolls.
i found one of your dolls on pintrest but could not find on your site. wanted to paste the picture but there is no way i can find to do that. can you help ? it is a cute doll with felt blonde hairReplyDelete
Muito obrigada pela generosidade de compartilhar!ReplyDelete
Toys are one of the best resources to make babies laugh. Soft Toys is specially made for small babies. Sometimes toys make us remember our childhood memories.ReplyDelete
Wow very nice post its all information is really very nice.ReplyDelete
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Thank you Shelly for your doll pattern which I have downloaded and made 2 lovely, sweet dolls with! I am intending to keep them and make another for a granddaughter very soon. Also I have purchased your Simplicity felt doll pattern in England which I look forward to making soon! Many thanks for your lovely doll designs! X �� JulietteReplyDelete
what I see and I read on these pages makes me more to know, I'm very ber thank you all. from me alat bantu vitalitas buat pria.ReplyDelete
thanks for this lovely pattern, you can see it on my blog (in french) : http://larubriqueabrac.blogspot.frReplyDelete
Hi there! I use the resource pattern for embroidery that you have share with us and it works much very well. Thanks for the resource.ReplyDelete
I love your little creations they are so cute. makes me want to be a kid again. truly inspired me to start making my own just so that I can play with them....I love this brand the most ...all the ginger melons....you are truly a creative inspiration. kimmy froM cAPE tOWNReplyDelete
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If you're looking for a nice portable speaker for your iPhone or iPod Touch and are into the retro look of an old lunch box, then you'll dig AudioPail, a portable speaker solution from Eureka Springs, Arkansas maker Brian Wood.
This unit works on a very high efficiency amplifier powering two MB Quart 3.5″ full range coaxial speakers. The battery on this unit is a rechargeable 7200mAh Lithium Ion battery, this piece can run for a very, very long time on a single charge.


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Cushing syndrome
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A condition in which there is too much cortisol (a hormone made by the outer layer of the adrenal gland) in the body. Cushing syndrome may be caused by taking too many steroid drugs or by certain types of tumors. Tumors that make adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) cause the adrenal gland to make too much cortisol. Symptoms of Cushing syndrome include a round face, thin arms and legs, severe fatigue and muscle weakness, high blood pressure, high blood sugar, purple or pink stretch marks on the skin, and weight gain, especially in the abdomen. Also called hypercortisolism.


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Undo Software has released UndoDB 3.0, an updated version of the company's reversible debugger for Linux. Reversible debugging (also known as "replay" or "historical debugging") lets developers step or run their application backwards, enabling them to answer the question when debugging: 'How did that happen?'
According to Undo, UndoDB 3.0 can debug almost any Linux process, including those using multiple threads, asynchronous signal handlers, and shared memory. It supports reverse watchpoints, allowing programmers easily to find the root-cause of elusive memory-corruption bugs. UndoDB also allows the entire program state to be wound back to any point in the recorded execution history, yet records with a slow-down over native execution of just 1.7x. No recompilation or any other modifications are required to the process being debugged.
Reversible debugging gives the user control over time. To debug a program is to reason backwards from the point of failure to determine the cause of that failure. On the first page of The Practice of Programming, Brian Kernighan and Rob Pike give the following advice to programmers when debugging:
Reason back from the state of the crashed program to determine what could have caused this. Debugging involves backwards reasoning, like solving murder mysteries. Something impossible occurred, and the only solid information is that it really did occur. So we must think backwards from the result to discover the reasons.
Although UndoDB is not open source, developers can use the tool for free for non-commercial use. For professional use, UndoDB costs between $95 and $595 per seat. There is also a free 30-day evaluation version.


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THE THREE LADIES OF CBS's NEW DATING REALITY SERIES "3" EMBARK ON AN EMOTIONAL JOURNEY FOR LOVE DURING THE SEASON PREMIERE ON THURSDAY, JULY 26
Editor's note: Please note the new air date for the premiere.
"3" Will Air In Its Regular Time Period on Sundays Beginning July 29
"My Guy is Out There" - During the series premiere of "3," 29-year-old entrepreneur April Francis, 34-year-old pharmaceutical sales rep Rachel Harley and 24-year-old model Libby Lopez meet for the first time at their luxurious lakeside home in Chicago, where they will begin their quest for love by meeting eligible men from across the country. Emotions immediately run high as Rachel tries to come to grips with re-entering the dating scene as a widow, while April struggles to manage her expectations and Libby searches for that special someone who also shares her religious beliefs. The premiere of "3" will debut at a special day and time Thursday, July 26 (10:00 - 11:00 PM, ET/PT). The show will air Sundays beginning July 29 (9:00 - 10:00 PM, ET/PT).
"3" is a new relationship series in which three single women of different ages, life experiences and backgrounds meet for the first time with a common goal - to find true love. During their journey, the women meet nearly 100 men before they begin to narrow down their suitors to find their perfect partner. As they search for love, they share their lives and emotionally support one another during the dating and decision-making process. The series is hosted by Alex Miranda.
April Francis
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Friday, December 18, 2009
Holiday Happenings
8:30 AM | Posted by BellaDaddy | Edit Post
We are getting that "good ole fashioned feeling" around these parts. We have had cold weather, lots of neighbors have decorated, lights abounding, Santa's sleighing around...and boy, are we (finally) getting into the holiday spirit!
Spirit? Sounds like one of the ghosts in "A Christmas Carol". Whatever happened to just plain ole Merry Christmas to All? Eh, PC all around too, eh? We don't mind so much.
Bella is more than eager to wish anyone and everyone near her, a 'Happy Holiday', 'Merry Christmas' 'Happy Hanukkah'...yeah yeah, we trained her well :-) But, she loves to add: "And, Happy Easter"...!!
She has a few DVDs featuring 'Peter CoPPontail"...(her Bella Speak is contagious)...and thinks she wants Santa to bring her Easter Eggs under the tree...as well as the too many to mention, toys!
Sigh! She is to the point now that she knows all about Santa...and what he does for good little boys and girls. Heh Heh, I can threaten her with calling Santa if she doesn't lay down for a nap, eat her foods, or in general, be a good girl....I know, Threaten? Well, hell, it works Tee Hee!
Happy Holidays Everyone!
Friday, December 11, 2009
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We had our first contest...and our blog friend PJ Mullen,, from Real Men Drive Minivans was the chosen winner...(and boy does he have the cutest little man...Bella's future ex-husband perhaps? LOL)...
You, our faithful readers elected PJ your "Fan Choice"
Below, feast your eyes on the prize!
Happy Fatherhood Friday! DAD-BLOGS.COM
Friday, December 4, 2009
100th Post!
8:27 AM | Posted by BellaDaddy | Edit Post
Blah Blah Blah, so I lied...this is actually the 101st post to this blog. But, since I was drawing a huge blank last week, I put forth a post that was fast, easy and efficient....
AKA: I Was Lazy!
Anyhoo, here it is...the 100th (101st) post.
When I started this blog, it was because Grandma Tove (who has since passed) wanted constant updates. As she and Grandpa lived in Florida, emails, pictures and phone calls were getting so time consuming. And when you have a small one in the house, time is of the essence...so, I started the blog. Pretty much for friends and family to stay in touch and offer a glimpse into the sometimes chaotic home of two dads and a baby. (oh, and two dogs - certainly another post)!
I was so looking forward to sharing our stories, experiences and yes, even advice, to other dads, stay at home parents and well, pretty much anyone who wanted to listen and read. What I ended up with, is a chronicle of our little ones life...in pictures and stories. I download the blog to DVD regularly, so I can show her, and save for her, when she is old enough to read on her own...(boy is she gonna be embarrassed).
Certainly not what I was going for, or expected to occur...I mean, come one, there are PLENTY of cute blogs out there...highlighting cute kids...cute happenings, cute saying etc...etc...etc...and I did NOT want to be one of them....
SURPRISE! It happened anyway....
BUT, I am OK with it.
Personally, not really in the care mode of how people perceive the blog...or our lives...at least not anymore. There was a time where I was concerned. Concerned with how we would be accepted, or not, in the public arena. There were moments where I considered closing off the blog to the pubic...making it a password only follow-ship...but somehow, it didn't seem fair to those interested...and taking the time to leave great comments.
Eh, who cares. It is my blog. My life...my kid...and my thoughts...mine. I write as I speak...goofy, sometimes illiterate...but always honest. Direct. Just Me. I was never the best at writing...not in school...not for work...(although I was pretty successful in coming up with marketing materials and ad campagins...)...go figure!
We have made some incredible friends because of this blog...some who drop by once in awhile, others who will be lifelong...all in all, I am pretty happy with the outcome...and yeah yeah yeah, there will be some cool changes coming soon...in the new year...perhaps!
Anyway, I hope you do enjoy the blog...the pictures, the stories...it's all me. Take it or leave it....
and...HAPPY FATHERHOOD FRIDAY!
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Enable Labs' personnel come from a variety of backgrounds. Many of our staff have first hand experience in the business of event management as well as writing software for event management. Let us tell you what we can do for you.
Centrally located in the heart of New York's Tech Valley, Enable Labs can provide these services to businesses located in or operating in Bolton Landing, NY. Many of our staff were born and raised in upstate New York and know Bolton Landing well. As you can see listed below, Enable Labs has a lot to offer the businesses of Bolton Landing, NY. Contact us at 866.895.8189 to get started.
Let Enable Labs develop an online platform to help you attract attendees through an online view of your conference, its speakers and its schedule.
Need to limit seating? Need to assign or reserve seating? Need to vary the seating policy based on individual items on the schedule, we can create software to accomodate any/all of those things.
Recruit conference speakers through an online request for proposal process. Circulate submitted materials to your selection committee. Communicate with the selected speakers.
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Plan your event's exhibitor area and register exhibitors through your online application. Manage exhibitor needs such as power, conference passes, carpet, etc.
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SilverGirl brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
2 Gewinner wurden aus 290 Designs von 60 Designern ausgewählt.
Content for a Convergent World: Content Strategy, Development, and Management
Hi, I'm Peg...
I'm a Content Developer, who has worked in Boston's high technology sector for about ten years, supporting technical communication, and more recently, content marketing requirements. I am currently working on a technical writing contract, in an educational setting. I also contribute to MarketingProfs Get to the Po!nt newsletters on search engine marketing and was featured in C.B. Whittemore's e-book, Social Media's Collective Wisdom: Simplifying Marketing With Social Media.
My blog, at http://pegmulligan.com, explores the convergence of software and content," or in broader terms, the communications-technology convergence that is occurring across disciplines.
I have a Masters in Technical and Professional Writing from Northeastern University, with a concentration in Writing for the Computer Industry.
Additional coursework includes Human Factors, Usability Testing, and User Interface Design from the User Experience Design Certificate program, offered by Bentley University. Last summer, I completed Inbound Marketing Certification through HubSpot's Inbound Marketing University, with a focus on blogging, social media, lead conversion, lead nurturing, and closed-loop analysis.
My blog has a cross disciplinary focus, as content is important to all knowledge workers, which includes most of us today.
The convergence of communications with technology touches every professional discipline. Through my blog posts, I explore the digital acumen, so necessary for all knowledge workers to remain competitive in today's global workforce.
I hope to engage other technical communicators, content & social media marketers, user experience specialists, instructional designers, product managers, customer experience specialists, and the many other technical colleagues who make my line of work such a rich, cross-disciplinary experience.
My current business card from Vista Print shows rolling hills, with networked computers set up at various points on the different hills, with little squiggles showing info flowing between the computers. It uses muted shades of green and purple/lavender. (I like it. Plz see attached.)
I love the outdoors aspect of the design,too, and the oneness of the scene, with the distinctness of the separate computers still evident. I think networking images really apply well here, as that's how the Internet works.
I'd also somehow like to get the words Content for a Convergent World into the logo design, if possible.
Not sure how to build a logo for such a lengthy title...maybe my convergent world could somehow be built into a letter in the text...or hovering about the text part of the logo...
Really important to appeal to both a business and technical audience, in enterprise (large company) settings, as well as the small start up.
Approach here is very inclusive.
The sub-title for my blog is Content Strategy, Development, and Management. It's not a requirement to get all that in there (Content for a Convergent World suffices), but if you can work with the additional info, there it is...
I've never done this before...Feel free to surprise me and not feel too hemmed in...Thank you for your help!
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"American Idol" champion Phillip Phillips, pop star Demi Lovato and Miami rapper Pitbull are among the entertainers set for Universal Studios' Mardi Gras concerts, set to kick off Feb. 9.
Twelve of the 14 performers were revealed by Universal Orlando on Monday, including the previously announced Matchbox Twenty, a band that got its start in Orlando in the mid-1990s. Universal's Mardi Gras celebration also includes a parade with elaborate floats, Cajun cuisine and music from New Orleans artists.
Here's the lineup of singers set to appear on the Music Plaza stage at Universal Studios:
Feb. 9: Lifehouse
Feb. 16: Steve Miller Band
Feb. 17: Boys Like Girls
Feb. 23: Trey Songz
March 2: Demi Lovato
March 9: Montgomery Gentry
March 15: Sean Kingston
March 16: Matchbox Twenty
March 22: Austin Mahone
March 23: Phillip Phillips
March 30: Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo
April 6: TBA
April 13: Pitbull
April 20: TBA
Mardi Gras activities, including concerts are included in regular Universal Studios admission -- $89 general, $83 for ages 3-9. On concert nights, Florida residents can purchase a ticket that allows entry after 5 p.m. for $59.99 (online, in advance) or $74.99 (at the front gate).
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Arriving a little late to the space, Facebook is launching The App Center, and it will show best-of-breed apps from iOS, Android, mobile and desktop apps, according to Venturebeat.com.
Both paid and free apps will be the Center. The cool thing (at least for Facebook) is that it can lay a user's social graph like a magnet over all the apps and surface those that are most relevant. If that app's a paid app, well, somebody might make some money on that revenue share, er, download.
A recent app that got the Facebook Treatment, and subsequent explosion in downloads, is Viddy. FB's CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a mention and boom -- a hockey-stick graphic of downloads.
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Of course, Evernote got a similar treatment by being featured in an Apple ad, but the billion users on Facebook provide amazing potential.
The Center is in developer-only preview still, so how things will tap out on the mobile screens will have to wait -- especially since mobile was listed as a risk in Facebook's IPO.


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"From Bachelor's Buttons to Odorless Brassica cooking, Fusion Choy, Chremslach and why they all say E.I.E.I.O down at the Grindstone Farm in Pulaski, N.Y., this fun little book is chock full of colorful personalities, anecdotes and very useful information! As a founding member of the Chef's Collaborative, I am thrilled to see the current growth and development of Community Supported Agriculture. What better accompaniments to the rich harvest of fresh, local and seasonal produce than these simple, homey and delicious recipes." –Michael Romano, Executive Chef/Partner at The Union Square Café, and co-author of The Union Square Café Cookbook and Second Helpings from Union Square Café
"The authors have done an excellent job of providing the reader with ways to experience unusual vegetables. They provide a wonderful recipe for busy people to connect with seasonal eating. It's an opportunity to bring your local farmer into your kitchen." –Joel Patraker, co-author of The Greenmarket Cookbook
"Start with the fact that this is not just, as its title suggests, a book of recipes from America's small farms, but a collection of facts, farmers, recipes, and resources that begins with 'Basic Techniques' and 'Basic Recipes,' and ends with thierty-nine pages designed to help any reader find sources of local foods. In between are the specific instructions–classified surprisingly by plant parts–including enough variations to eliminate produce overwhelm. The page-sized sidebars introduce farmers, along with 'heirlooms,' 'that cabbage smell,' 'some stuffings,' and 'corporate tomatoes'–a good read while the garlic roasts." -Joan Dye Gussow, author of This Organic Life: Confessions of a Suburban Homesteader
"This book is as close as you can get to the experts at the farmer's market without being there. These delicious recipes for year-round seasonal cooking will not disappoint." –Nell Newman, author of The Newman's Own Organics Guide to a Good Life
"At Moosewood Restaurant, we've always appreciated the value of high
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how best to feature the fresh, wholesome flavors of produce grown as close
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MooseX::Role::Flyweight - Automatically memoize your Moose objects for reuse
version 1.03
Compose MooseX::Role::Flyweight into your Moose class.
package Glyph::Character;
use Moose;
with 'MooseX::Role::Flyweight';
has 'c' => (is => 'ro', required => 1);
sub draw {
my ($self, $context) = @_;
# Optional: override normalizer()
sub normalizer {
my ($class, $init_args) = @_;
return $init_args->{c};
Get cached object instances by calling
instance() instead of
# the same initialisation arguments produces the same object
$shared_object = Glyph::Character->instance( %init_args );
$same_object = Glyph::Character->instance( %init_args );
# different initialisation arguments produces a different object
$another_object = Glyph::Character->instance( %diff_args );
# new() still works but its objects are not shared
$unshared_object = Glyph::Character->new( %init_args );
A million tiny objects can weigh a ton.
Instead of creating a multitude of identical copies of objects, a flyweight is a memoized instance that may be reused in multiple contexts simultaneously to minimize memory usage. And due to the cost of constructing objects the reuse of flyweights has the potential to speed up your code.
MooseX::Role::Flyweight is a Moose role that enables your Moose class to automatically manage a cache of reusable instances. In other words, the class becomes its own flyweight factory.
Flyweight v. Singleton
MooseX::Role::Flyweight provides an
instance() method which looks similar to MooseX::Singleton. This is in part because MooseX::Role::Flyweight departs from the original "Gang of Four" design pattern in that the role of the Flyweight Factory has been merged into the Flyweight class itself. But the choice of the method name was based on MooseX::Singleton.
While MooseX::Role::Flyweight and MooseX::Singleton look similar, understanding their intentions will highlight their differences:
- Singleton
MooseX::Singleton limits the number of instances allowed for that class to ONE. For this reason, its
instance()method does not accept construction arguments and will always return the same instance. If arguments are required for construction, then you will need to call its
- Flyweight
MooseX::Role::Flyweight is used to facilitate the reuse of objects to reduce the cost of having many instances. The number of instances created will be reduced, but it does not set a limit on how many instances are allowed. Its
instance()method does accept construction arguments because it is responsible for managing the construction of new instances when it finds that it cannot reuse an existing one.
$instance = My::Flyweight->instance( %init_args );
This class method returns an instance that has been constructed from the given arguments. The first time it is called with a given set of arguments it will construct the object and cache it. On subsequent calls with the equivalent set of arguments it will reuse the existing object by retrieving it from the cache.
The arguments may be in any form that
new() will accept. This is normally a hash or hash reference of named parameters. Non-hash(ref) arguments are also possible if you have defined your own
BUILDARGS class method to handle them (see Moose::Manual::Construction).
Note that instances that are constructed by calling
new() directly do not get cached and therefore will never be returned by this method.
$instance_identifier_string = My::Flyweight->normalizer( $init_args_hashref );
This class method generates the keys used by
instance() to identify objects for storage and retrieval in the cache. It is passed the arguments used for construction as a hashref (after they have passed through
BUILDARGS). It returns a string representation of those arguments as the key. Equivalent arguments should result in the same string.
Note that this does not handle blessed references as arguments.
Generally you should not need to access this method directly. The only reason you would want to know about this method is if you want to change the way it generates the cache keys, in which case you should wrap or override this method in your class that consumes this role.
Flyweights should be immutable
Your flyweight object attributes should be read-only. It is dangerous to have mutable flyweight objects because it means you may get something you don't expect when you retrieve it from the cache the next time.
my $flight = Flight->instance( destination => 'Australia' );
# ... later, in another context
my $flight = Flight->instance( destination => 'Australia' );
die 'hypothermia' if $flight->destination eq 'Antarctica';
Value objects are the type of objects that are suited as flyweights.
Argument normalization
Instances are identified for reuse based on the equivalency of the named parameters used for construction as interpreted by
Factors to consider when determining equivalency:
There is no distinction between hash and hashref (and non-hash) arguments.
# same object is returned $obj1 = My::Flyweight->instance( attr => 'value' ); $obj2 = My::Flyweight->instance({attr => 'value'});
The order of named parameters does not affect equivalency.
The keys in the hash(ref) are sorted, which means that the same string will always be produced for the same named parameters regardless of the order they are given.
# same object is returned $obj1 = My::Flyweight->instance( attr1 => 1, attr2 => 2 ); $obj2 = My::Flyweight->instance( attr2 => 2, attr1 => 1 );
On the other hand,
normalizer() does not handle:
Unused construction parameters.
You can use MooseX::StrictConstructor to prevent this.
# different objects with same values returned $obj1 = My::Flyweight->instance( attr => 'value' ); $obj2 = My::Flyweight->instance( attr => 'value', unused_attr => 'value' );
Default attribute values.
You can extend/override
normalizer()to handle this if you wish.
# different objects with same values returned $obj1 = My::Flyweight->instance( attr1 => 'value' ); $obj2 = My::Flyweight->instance( attr1 => 'value', attr2 => 'default' );
Garbage collection of cached objects
The cache uses weak references to the objects so that the cache references do not prevent the objects from being garbage collected. This means that an object in the cache will be destroyed when all other references to it go out of scope.
my $obj = My::Flyweight->instance(%args);
# $obj is in the cache
undef $obj;
# $obj is garbage collected and disappears from the cache
Steven Lee <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Thanks to Mark Stosberg (MARKSTOS) for suggesting to explain the difference between MooseX::Role::Flyweight and MooseX::Singleton.
This software is copyright (c) 2014 by Steven Lee.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.


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Speculation: Whitney Port Interested In Dancing On Dancing With The Stars Season 14?
Let the new Dancing With The Stars Season 14 rumors and speculations begin! Already, you ask? Yes, ALREADY! 🙂 First, we reported on Ryan O'Neal in the beginning of the week as a possible contender for Season 14. Now a suggestive (or was it?) tweet from Hill's star and fashion designer, Whitney Port, has left some wondering if she's not a "viable" contestant for the upcoming season as well? Below is more from Entertainment Gather.
The 26-year-old Port posted an innocuous enough tweet to followers during the November 22 Dancing results show, writing "I am just loving this Dancing with the Stars finale!!! Makes me wanna dance!" But the hit dance competition is always looking for celebrity contestants, and reality stars have been popular choices during recent seasons. In other words, if she's interested, she may well have a shot at being paired up with the likes of Derek Hough, Maks Chmerkovskiy or Tristan MacManus.
I checked with Heidi. We think this is more speculation at this point since Whitney's tweet was just saying that the finale made her want to dance. Then again, you never know…especially when Dancing With The Stars is known to pick up reality stars every season? Could Whitney Port be one of them and how would you feel if she was?? I hate to admit…she definitely looks the the part and I bet she would be fun. I can see a Derek pairing in the making. 🙂
Anyway, this might be one example of what "speculation" might be like versus a true "rumor". It's fun none the less.
Thanks to Vin for the heads up on this article!xx 😉


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Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev: Solo For Two
Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev have enthralled audiences around the world, capturing their admiration and imaginations as few dancers have in many years, whether performing together as soloists. We would like to welcome the return of dance superstars Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev for a limited engagement of four performances in a spectacular programme titled Solo For Two.
The evening opens with extracts from Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's Mea Culpa to music by Heinrich Schutz, accompanied by I' Ensemble Akademia from France amd conducted by Francoise Lasserre, followed by Passo by Ohad Naharin, Artistic Director of Batsheva Dance Company, danced to the British electronic music duo Autechre and English traditional folk music. The evening concludes with Facada by Arthur Pita, adapted specially for Natalia and Ivan from his original piece God's Garden. Original music by Frank Moon, Phil King and Portuguese traditional fado will be played live by Frank Moon.
Show Information
Saturday, 9th August 2014
Saturday, 9th August 2014
Venue Information
London Coliseum
St Martin's Lane
Map | Seating Plan
(3mins) Take Cranbourn Street until St Martin's Lane, where you head right until you reach the theatre.


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