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Hi Jared-
Ah, Oracle Apps 10.7. That brings back some fond memories...
If you are running the characters apps, you should be good to go. WAS is another story. IIRC there are a couple of config files that need to be changed as well as some apps profile options-- this may have been for a host name change, not an IP address change.
Sorry I can't be more specific. It's been a few years since I've had to do this. But check the: was/3.0.2/ows/admin/ows/{host}/wrb/config/owl.cfg and wrb.app files for starters.
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Dear List,
Assuming that all database locations are resolved via server name and not IP number, are there any other factors that might affect Oracle Apps 10.7 in the event that the server is assigned a new IP address?
We are renumbering everything here (thank you Sprint!) and the Oracle HR server is one of the last to go.
-- Jared Still Certifiable Oracle DBA and Part Time Perl Evangelist -- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l -- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-lReceived on Tue Jan 04 2005 - 18:55:11 CST
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Month: October 2014
Television, Music, Monsters and Broadway is what NYC's all about this week:
The New York Television Festival begins Monday, October 20-25
The CMJ Music Marathon begins Tuesday, October 21-25
Disgraced on Broadway opens at the Lyceum Theatre on Broadway Thursday, October 23
It's Halloween at the Brooklyn Kids Museum on Friday, October 24
Sting's 'The Last ship' opens on Broadway at the Neil Simon Theatre Sunday, October 26
Christopher Columbus, Michael C. Hall and Pickle Day are all part of this week in NYC
Celebrate Italian-American heritage at the Columbus Day Parade Monday, October 13
See Michael C. Hall's debut in Hedwig and The Angry Inch Thursday, October 16
Get some hilarious tips at the Tinder Live comedy show Thursday, October 16
Attend Pickle Day in the Lower East Side Sunday, October 19
Bring your furry friends to Halloween Howl Sunday, October 19
Tziporela is coming to Greenwich Village's Players Theatre October 14
The famous Israeli comedy troupe is coming stateside for the first time this month for a 5-week stint at the Players Theatre in Greenwich Village.
Beginning October 14, award-winning slapstick comedy ensemble Tziporela is coming to NYC, and they're going to be bringing along tons of laughs. The group's newest and most exciting show, Odd Birdz, is making its American debut next Tuesday and it is going to be a riot. Capturing the daily situational struggles of life, Odd Birdz mixes sketches and music and movement that all comes together for a night of high comedy that will have you curling over in laughter.
Before heading out to the Village, check out some of the comedy troupe's most popular skits online like Cinema Show:
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And be sure to follow the troupe on Facebook and Twitter for all the latest news and videos!
5 Can't Miss Events This Week in NYC
Oktoberfest, Italian food and tattoos lead this weekend's best events in NYC
Hear personal tattoo stories at the A Night of Pen & Ink free book event Tuesday, October 7
Kick off Italian Restaurant Week with great deals Wednesday, October 8
Attend Oktoberfest at Munich on the East River Friday, October 10
See Andrew Rannells during his last night of Hedwig & The Angry Inch Sunday, October 12
Attend the free New York Comic Con After Party Sunday, October 12
Celebrate Halloween with the 41st Annual Greenwich Village Halloween Parade
The spookiest night of the year takes a fun new angle in one of NYC's greatest traditions, the Village Halloween Parade!
Taking on the classic idea of parades in NYC, but with a twist, the Greenwich Village Halloween Parade is a wild, fun and crazy night of organized chaos which is fully open to all! Beginning at 7 p.m. on Friday, October 31, join the hundreds of others who will dress up in costume and gallivant through the streets of one of NYC's most extravagant neighborhoods.
Here's the lowdown:
- Anyone can participate but on one condition: you MUST be wearing a costume. No plain-clothed lame-o's welcome!
- If you're marching in the parade, arrive on 6th and Canal between 7 and 9 p.m.
- You'll be marching up 6th, but really all you have to do is follow the crowd
- No alcohol on the streets! There are plenty of bars in the area to get your fill, this is supposed to be a family friendly event, not a reason to get smashed.
- There will be giant puppets, artists, dancers and over 50 bands from around the world playing some killer jams throughout the night.
- This year's theme is 'The Garden of Earthly Delights'
- If you don't want to go, but would rather watch from home, you can find it on NY1
- Want to volunteer to animate a giant puppet? I don't know what that means either, but you can do that, too! http://www.halloween-nyc.com/volunteer.php
The Village Halloween Parade has been NYC's premiere Halloween Parade for over 40 years now, and all inclusive to anyone who wants to be a part of the fun. It is unquestionably on of the most vibrant celebrations of the year and if you happen to be in town, stop by to see what all the hype is about.

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I have tried many recipes over web and over a period got to know the basic idea of making cakes/cupcakes. Other than this recipe (which was tried from blueberry boy bait ), I am yet to try my own baking recipe. I don't get time to experiment with baking due to my busy official work and hence simply adapt baking recipes from the blogs I read and prepare them within the limited time I get. Work life balance is difficult part though, I will sure come up with my own baking recipe one day.
Fine, I'll come to today's recipe. It is bookmarked almost a year ago from this site along with Rainbow cupcakes. Revisiting old bookmarks helped to prepare few recipes including this one. I halved the recipe but I got nine muffins. It might vary from the brand or quality of the ingredients you use.
Preparation Time: 15 minutes
Cooking Time: 20 minutes
Makes: 9 muffins
All purpose flour / Plain flour / Maida - 3/4 cup
Quick cooking oats - 1/2 cup
Baking powder - 1/2 teaspoon
Baking soda - 1/4 teaspoon
Salt - 1/4 teaspoon
Vegetable oil - 1 tablespoon
Granulated sugar - 1/3 cup
Eggs - 1 no, large size
Banana - 1/2 cup, mashed
Peanut butter - 3 tablespoons, Preferably creamy
Buttermilk - 1/2 cup
Vanilla essence - 1 teaspoon
1) Preheat the oven to 190C(375F) for 15 minutes. Line the muffin tray with muffin liners and keep it aside.
2) Meanwhile, In a large bowl, mix all purpose flour, oats, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Keep aside.
3) In another bowl, mix vegetable oil, sugar, egg, mashed banana, peanut butter, vanilla essence and buttermilk. Mix till you get smooth mixture without any lumps and the egg is well incorporated.
5) Pour the batter equally to all muffin liners. Make sure to fill just up to the top.
6) Bake it for 15-20 minutes or until the tooth pin inserted into it comes out clean.
1) If you don't have buttermilk, mix 1/2 cup of milk and 1/2 tablespoon of lemon juice or white vinegar. Let it site for 5 minutes and substitute it for 1/2 cup of buttermilk.
2) Granulated sugar can be replaced with brown sugar.


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Tedswoodworking Plans
Better Looking Projects
Kitchen Containers page 16
looking inside
Table of Contents from our readers Tips & Techniques all about
Waterstones .8
See why waterstones may be the best choice for all your sharpening needs.
tools of the trade
Raised-Panel Router Bits .10
These handy bits give every woodworker the means to make top-notch raised panels.
jigs and fixtures
Cut large coves quickly and safely with this convenient new table saw jig.
tips from our shop Shop Notebook.
techniques from our shop
Add some muscle to your miter joints with this simple table saw technique.
working with took , l^P^ Hollow-Chisel Mortisers 40
Clean, accurate mortises with the flip of a switcr — a hollow-chisel mortiser will do the job.
smali shop solutions
Making identical Parts 44
Here are some great tips for working efficient. and accurately when making multiple parts.
finishing room
Problem Solving with Prefinishing . .46
It may sound backwards, but sometimes it's bes: to do the finishing first. We'll share the secret.
details of craftsmanship
Smoothing a Frame 48
All you need is a sharp hand plane and the right technique to smooth an assembled frame.
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hardware and supplies Sources
Kitchen Containers page 16
Maple Armchair page 20
editor's note
SwflH Our East Tips, Tools, & Techniques
Table saw
Tough Cuts Made Easy
The armchairs on page 20 have an interesting story behind them. A few issues back (Woodsmith No. 171), we featured a sliding-top table. And judging from the comments we received, the table is a popular project. When we took the photos of that project, we included some purchased chairs. As it turned out, those chairs sparked a lot of interest, too. So we came up with an easy-to-build chair design.
Now, the chairs we originally photographed with the table didn't have arms, but everyone around here liked the idea of adding them. It makes the chair more comfortable. And, if you want to build just one, it will make a nice occasional chair.
In addition to the chair project, this issue also includes plans for the bookcases shown on the cover and a kitchen project — a set of containers. Besides providing handy storage, they're assembled with a unique, open-miter joint. And it's all done at the table saw.
Speaking of the table saw, we just wrapped up our latest book, Table Saw: Tough Cuts Made Easy. In it, you'll find even more tips, techniques, and accessories to get more out of this important tool. Our other new book, Weekend Woodworking, is dedicated to techniques you can master in less than a weekend. And it provides top-notch plans to put your new skills into use.
One final note: Last issue I mentioned the new Woodsmith Shop TV show. Well, it seems more and more stations across the country are adding it to their 2008 lineups. It's very exciting. To find out if your local public television station will carry the show, take a look at the show's website: www.WoodsmithShop.com
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These two symbols let you know there's more information online at www.Woodsmith.com. There you'll see step-by-step videos, technique and project animation, bonus cutting diagrams, and a lot more.
projects weekend project
Kitchen accessories never looked so good. Here are three handsome boxes that will give your shop skills a workout and then add some pizzazz to your kitchen.
designer series project *
Building a set of solid, great-looking chairs doesn't have to be an overwhelming challenge. Simple lines and straightforward joinery make this chair project an easy build, heirloom project
We took one basic case design, combined it with different details and came up with three great projects. Craftsman, country or traditional, you get to make the choice.
3-in-1 Bookcase page 30
T-square Router Guide
Mark cleat with
Routing direction
Mark router baseplate with dado sizes
NOTE: Dado sizes on router baseplate align against fence
Cleat made from 3A" hardwood
Mark router baseplate with dado sizes
NOTE: Dado sizes on router baseplate align against fence
Cleat made from 3A" hardwood
Routing dadoes and grooves with a shop-made T-square works great. The setup is quick and easy. But most T-squares are usually made for a specific diameter of router bit.
The auxiliary router base and T-square you see here solves that problem. This allows me to accurately position and rout four sizes of dadoes and grooves by simply rotating the router.
The acrylic baseplate for the router is really the star of the show. The bit opening is offset
Mark cleat with
Fence made from W plywood
Acrylic router baseplate provides
Routing direction from the center as you can see below. This means each side of the baseplate can be used to rout a different dado.
The T-square is simple — it's just a long fence attached at a right angle to a cleat. The cleat holds the fence square to the workpiece. I used the router with the baseplate to rout an alignment notch for each bit size. Each notch corresponds to one edge of the baseplate. The notches are used to accurately position the jig on the workpiece.
To use the jig, align the notch in the cleat with your layout mark. Butt the appropriate edge of the baseplate against the fence and make the cut. (You'll need to be mindful of the routing direction as shown below.)
Serge Duclos
Delson, Québec, Canada
Handle made from %" plywood
Kerf holds
#8x1" Fh woodscrew
Spring lever secures sandpaper
No. 175 February/March 2008
PUBLISHER Donald B. Peschke
EDITOR Terry J. Strohman
MANAGING EDITOR Vincent Ancona SENIOR EDITOR Ted Raife ASSISTANT EDITORS Mitch Holmes, Dennis Perkins, Carol Beronich
CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Bryan Nelson, Phil Huber, Randall A. Maxey
EDITORIAL INTERN Catherine Seiser
I've always used a scrap piece of wood for a fast and simple sanding block. But the sandpaper tends to shift around in use. I looked for a way to hold the sandpaper firmly, and a large spring trap was the perfect solution.
As you can see here, I cut a narrow kerf in the base with a hand saw to hold
#8x1" Fh woodscrew the sandpaper. The spring lever secures the front edge. To give me a better grip on the block, I added a shop-made handle. Be sure to countersink the screws so they won't tear the sandpaper.
Malcolm Dingle Montague, California
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CREATIVE DIRECTOR Ted Kralicek SENIOR PROJECT DESIGNERS Ken Munkel, Kent Welsh, Chris Fitch, Jim Downing
PROJECT DESIGNERS/BUILDERS Mike Donovan, John Doyle
SHOP CRAFTSMEN Steve Curtis, Steve Johnson SR. PHOTOGRAPHERS Crayola England, Dennis Kennedy ASSOCIATE STYLE DIRECTOR Rebecca Cunningham ELECTRONIC IMAGE SPECIALIST Allan Ruhnke SENIOR VIDEO PRODUCER Craig Ruegsegger VIDE0GRAPHER Mark Hayes
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After drilling holes in a workpiece, I realized they were too small. I didn't have another workpiece, so I had to figure out a way to enlarge the holes. The photo on the right shows my solution.
After covering the top side of the holes with tape, insert the original bit into the holes until the centerpoint punctures the tape. Then align the centerpoint of the larger bit with the holes in the tape, and re-drill the holes. It works perfectly.
David Miller Livermore, California
Spring lever secures sandpaper
Handle made from %" plywood
Kerf holds
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Sawhorse Shop Table
In my small shop, I that I can set up don't have room for a easily and then ™
permanent workbench quickly take down or assembly table. But a when it isn't needed can sturdy worksurface be handy. That's why the knockdown sawhorse
"---j-1 woodscrew ^ . " drawings, the frame-
1 --work starts with a pair of plywood boxes that fit over a couple of sawhorses. (You may need to adjust the dimensions of the boxes to fit your sawhorses.)
The sides of each box extend the length of the sawhorses. Slots are cut in the boxes to hold some 2x4s (inset photo).
"Two-by" supports
You'll want the boxes to fit snug for stability. To do this, size the spacers to fit your sawhorses. The end caps and top pieces are aligned with the side notches in the sides for the 2x4s.
Now, all you need are some 2x4s and plywood to set up an extra work-surface. And when you need to regain the floor space, it knocks down for easy storage.
Ben Brown Maple Valley, Washington
VA" x V/2 Notch
Size parts to fit your sawhorse
NOTE: All parts (except "two-by" supports) are made from plywood
locking Dowels ng for Dadoes
A project for my shop called for quite a few drawers. I needed a joint that was easy to make but could stand up to heavy use.
I decided to cut dadoes in the drawer fronts to acceptthe sides. While this joint is quick and easy to cut, I was worried that the glue wouldn't be enough to keep the drawer fronts secure to the sides. So to "beef it up," I added a set of short dowels that lock each joint, like you see in the photo above.
After gluing up each drawer, just drill a couple of holes on both sides of the joint line, as shown in Figure 1. This allows a short dowel to be glued in to act as a "locking" pin. I did this on both the top and bottom of the drawer.
Vs'-dia. drill bit
Dado joints can be reinforced with dowels, which also produces a unique "locking" joint.
I used a Vs"-dia. dowel for my drawers. It seemed about right for the 1/2" plywood I was using for drawer construction. And don't worry about cutting them to exact length. Just trim them flush with a chisel (Figure 1a).
I find myself using this technique more and more for stronger joints.
Marty Rosen Venice, Florida
Insert dowels into both top and bottom of tall drawers
Drill on both sides of drawer joint
Tap in dowels and trim flush after glue dries
Win This
That's right, send us your favorite shop tips. If your tip or technique is selected as the featured reader's tip, you'll win a Porter-Cable variable speed router just like the one shown here. To submit your tip or technique, just go online to www.woodsmith.com and click on the link, "SUBMIT A TIP." You can submit your tip and upload your photos for consideration.
Quick Tipe
I use several pegboard panels to keep tools organized. But I get annoyed when the hooks pull forward and slip out of the pegboard whenever I grab a tool.
My solution is to use my staple gun to drive a staple over the top of the hook. It keeps the hook from falling out and is easy enough to remove if I need to move a hook somewhere else.
Charley Swanson St. Paul, Minnesota
For years, cleaning the waste out of a mortise has been a challenge for me. I would pick away at it with chisels and bang the workpiece against the workbench to shake the shavings loose.
Recently, though, I discovered that the hooked end of a paint can opener is perfect for scooping out the waste. It's fast and easy, and I don't have to worry about damaging the walls of the mortise.
Tom Johnston Kirkwood, Missouri
A magnetic paper clip holder makes a great dispenser for brads. Just give it a shake, and the brads stick to the magnetic ring around the top of the holder.
Ron Weichel Santa Rosa, California
The Winner!
Congratulations to Ben Brown of Maple Valley, Washington. His sawhorse shop table was selected as the winner of the Porter-Cable router. His setup provides a solid foundation for an extra worksurface that's easy to assemble and take apart when no longer needed.
To find out how you could win a Porter-Cable variable speed router, check out the information on the left.
Looking for a fast, reliable, and affordable way to sharpen your edge tools? Man-made waterstones might be the answer.
Natural waterstones often show quarry marks on the edges and underside.
I've tried a lot of different sharpening methods over the years. And they each have advantages and disadvantages. But one of my favorite methods is waterstones.
Waterstones are a great way to get a razor-sharp edge on your tools. They cut fast, making them very efficient as well.
HISTORY. Japanese craftsmen, like carpenters, swordmakers, and woodworkers, have relied on natural waterstones for centuries to get a sharp edge. Some of the best natural stones have been mined in the mountains outside of Kyoto for more than 800 years. And master craftsmen in Japan still seek out natural stones, like those shown at left. But most of the best locations have been "mined out," making the remaining high-quality stones very expensive. Fortunately, the newer, man-made stones are readily available and are less expensive than natural stones.
MAN-MADE ADVANTAGES. As much as natural waterstones are valued by traditionalists, man-made stones have the advantage of being more consistent in grit and structure. They're made by mixing an abrasive compound with a bonding agent. This mixture is then formed into bricks that are fired at high temperatures to fuse everything together into a solid block.
When you shop for waterstones, you can assume they're man-made unless labeled otherwise. The most common brands of man-made stones come from manufacturers like King, Norton, and Shapton (shown in the main photo). You can find out where to get them in Sources on page 51.
FAST-CUTTING. One reason waterstones have become popular is that they work faster than oilstones. That's because the softer water-stone breaks down faster, exposing fresh abrasive with nearly every stroke. You get the same benefit with man-made stones.
An adjustable holder keeps the stone firmly in place on
A Nagura stone makes polishing faster and easier
ig stone makes quick work of getting a true sharpening surface on your waterstone
An inexpensive plastic container halfway with water works great waterstones before each use.
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Ever wondered what wood turning is all about? Here are some invaluable information on how to make beautiful items out of wood! That one little strategy from A Course In Wood Turning that I implemented not only worked, but the results were completely astonishing. I had never seen anything like it! Now, keep in mind that I had tried a lot of other products up until this point. You name it, I probably tried it! That's how desperate I was to improve my skills with wood turning.
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Gabrielle Dress - Blue and White Stripe
The effortless chic silhouette of the Gabrielle gives an impression of fun and flirty feminity while the drop waist maintains sophistication.
Made of the super soft and lightweight 100% cotton this dress gives you the ultimate comfort while the gorgeous blue stripe will have you dreaming of the clearest ocean.
Style Notes
Reversible - The key hole tie can be worn in the back or front
Designed as a dress, but also looks chic as a long top
Model 5'7"- wearing size small
Fit is true to size
100% Cotton
Hand wash cold
No Bleach
Hang Dry
Dry Clean
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Review | Shoeps
Last week instead of spending some quality time packing my suitcase, I went to the beach for the afternoon - yes in April, yes it was freezing how nice of you to ask - and managed to bust one of my shoe laces in the process. So did the intelligent thing and stored them at the very back of my closet until I came home to a package from an ingenious little company called Shoeps.
It's like this, remember when you were a kid and all the other - cool - kids had those snazzy velcro trainers and whilst they'd already zotted outside to play you were still sat there doing up your laces? Well Shoeps* completely eliminated that giving you the look of laces and the easy of a slip on-shoe.
You guys will know my feet are super-narrow and half-size making it extremely difficult for me to be able to just walk into a store and pick up the glitziest pair of 6 inch heels (ehm, no). So naturally I had my suspicions about how my foot would stay inside my shoe with just a couple of bits of elastic holding it in. And more importantly - how would it look?! After having a quick glance of the Shoeps* website I wasn't all too impressed with their bright and neon colour choices - maybe for the gym - but for everyday footwear I needed something classic, something neutral so opted for a competently original black set.
After having a quick peruse of the instructions (a set of IKEA-style photos on the packaging) I found the Shoeps* really easy to attach and completed both my boots in a matter of minutes with a couple of spares left over.
It was then off to the pub with some long lost friends, followed by a few games of pool and some pizza at my friends log cabin to test them out. Even in my ankle-high lace ups the shoes were easy to slip on and off in matter of seconds and felt secure enough that my foot was held in place and didn't slop around. Even after several hours wear my feet were comfy and happy after a coupe of mile walks. I was really impressed!


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Causes of Cavitation
The liquid enters hydraulic turbines at high pressure; this pressure is a combination of static and dynamic components. Dynamic pressure of the liquid is by the virtue of flow velocity and the other component, static pressure, is the actual fluid pressure which the fluid applies and which is acted upon it. Static pressure governs the process of vapor bubble formation or boiling. Thus, Cavitation can occur near the fast moving blades of the turbine where local dynamic head increases due to action of blades which causes static pressure to fall. Cavitation also occurs at the exit of the turbine as the liquid has lost major part of its pressure heads and any increase in dynamic head will lead to fall in static pressure causing Cavitation.
Detrimental Effects of Cavitation
The formation of vapor bubbles in cavitation is not a major problem in itself but the collapse of these bubbles generates pressure waves, which can be of very high frequencies, causing damage to the machinery. The bubbles collapsing near the machine surface are more damaging and cause erosion on the surfaces called as cavitation erosion. The collapses of smaller bubbles create higher frequency waves than larger bubbles. So, smaller bubbles are more detrimental to the hydraulic machines.
Smaller bubbles may be more detrimental to the hydraulic machine body but they do not cause any significant reduction in the efficiency of the machine. With further decrease in static pressure more number of bubbles is formed and their size also increases. These bubbles coalesce with each other to form larger bubbles and eventually pockets of vapor. This disturbs the liquid flow and causes flow separation which reduces the machine performance sharply. Cavitation is an important factor to be considered while designing Hydraulic Turbines.
Avoiding Cavitation
To avoid cavitation while operating Hydraulic Turbines parameters should be set such that at any point of flow static pressure may not fall below the vapor pressure of the liquid. These parameters to control cavitation are pressure head, flow rate and exit pressure of the liquid. The control parameters for cavitation free operation of hydraulic turbines can be obtained by conducting tests on model of the turbine under consideration. The parameters beyond which cavitation starts and turbine efficiency falls significantly should be avoided while operation of hydraulic turbines.
Flow separation at the exit of the turbine in the draft tube causes vibrations which can damage the draft tube. To dampen the vibration and stabilize the flow air is injected in the draft tube. To totally avoid the flow separation and cavitation in the draft tube it is submerged below the level of the water in tailrace.


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A new dress designNovember 11, 2014
Emily is fairly short so I intend the finished dress to sit just on the knee.
This fabric is thrifted - a vintage bed sheet! The ochre piping is made from store bought bias binding.
Do you like it? I am waiting on some cotton and steel fabric from Miss Matatabi to make up my next dress. Can't wait!!
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This dress is beautiful. Love the mix of contemporary style with a vintage trimming flair. Great choice of fabric as well. Can't wait for this pattern xReplyDelete
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I do like it Suz :) No closures means certain independent little monkeys can get dressed themselves! I also love the extended sleeves. Emily is gorgeous :) She looks so much like her oldest sister! Those eyes!!ReplyDelete
Lovely - and haven't seen anything like it. Am a big fan of collars, and also no closures is great. Missy keeps asking to wear t-shirts now, and I think this is because she can put them on herself, so anything that I can kind of 'pretend is a t-shirt' is a good idea. And that leads me on to my suggestion, I'd like to see this as a blouse/tunic, ie add sleeves, drop the skirt. Am really aware that Missy doesn't need more dresses, but is becoming a leggings/jeans girl. This could look really cute with a pair of skinnies...ReplyDelete
Thank you Victoria! And I like your Idea of omitting the front seam and having a tunic option!Delete
Oh I love it, I love it, I love al of it!! I am a big fan of no button or zippers, I love those pockets and the collar also looks amazing.ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE it! Can't wait to make it!!! Wonderful to see something new and different.ReplyDelete
That is a very cute dress on a very cute wee girl.ReplyDelete
You did it again Suz! What an original dress!! I see a classic dress that has absolutly nothing boring about it! I ADORE the rows of shirring in the front!ReplyDelete
You are the best vintage sheet finder I know Suz - LOVE this fabric! I also love the dress design, so nice to see something really different, but still retains all the Sewpony Vintage vibes we love :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you renee:) I am a regular op shop scout!Delete
I love, love , love it! It has such beautiful details! I'm curious to see the long-sleeved version as well.ReplyDelete
wow, suz: You're on fire. You're producing patterns like a champ ;)ReplyDelete
love the design.
I love this dress and no closure system is a great idea, especially to dress two toddlers!ReplyDelete
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Love it- the collar is adorable! Thank you for the long sleeves-- we are chilly here(Cleveland,Ohio in the US) many months of the year-- and sometimes it's nice not to have to find a matching shirt or cardigan to cover arms in a sleeveless dress!-- SarahReplyDelete
The dress looks fantastic. I love that little ones can just pull it on. I look forward to seeing the final product after all the tweaks.ReplyDelete
The lining is simply called Pindots. I have a habit of hoarding the white on red colourway as it goes brilliantly in almost any type of quilt.
Love it! Very cute!ReplyDelete
Lovely and unique design Suz! The collar is gorgeous and do is the fabric you picked for this dress!ReplyDelete
I absolutely adore this dress! Can't wait to make one myself!ReplyDelete
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Pictured here is a Ewer – which is a great fancy name for a pitcher. It is made from heavy brass by J Wippell and Co of Exeter, UK. Wippell's have been supplying the church world with needed items since 1789. I do not know hold old this ewer is but I know it is old. It was given to me as a gift from a great friend and fellow Anglican Priest. It was already old beyond anyone's memory when he obtained it. I love it – it was given as gift for use in the baptizing of Soldiers who came to Chapel and was used for the purpose at many baptismal services.
As you can see in the picture above vs. the picture of the baptism the ewer has been neglected. The brass has begun to show severe oxidation in some spots and must be tended to quickly before the surface is completely pitted. So yesterday I bought some metal polish and got to work on it. It is amazing how good the polished parts look compared to the parts still waiting to be polished. Not only that, the parts still waiting look worse than they did because now you can compare their darkness to the bright possibilities unveiled by the polish. Easy enough anyone would think – just get the rest of it polished!
Polishing the ewer is of course the obvious thing to do. That said it is not the easiest thing to do. It is BIG – take a look at the picture, I mean BIG – and the oxidation has already begun to "dig in" so to speak. It takes a lot of work to get those bad spots polished out. Even the spots that are simply tarnished take a lot of work to get them up to the golden shine of highly polished brass. Each small bit requires a big amount of time to get it to where you want it to be. Why – because of neglect. I have allowed the tarnish to set in and, apparently, it wants to stay. To get the entire thing polished to the point where I want it will take quite a while.
As a result I will be spending my nights polishing the ewer. Whether watching TV or doing something else that does not require my hands, I will be polishing at the same time. I do not know how long it will take but I am sure more than a few evenings will be dedicated to the cause. It would have been so much easier had I just done a quick polish job and touch up every time I used it. Once I am done it will not be carefully put away where it will be free of human hands and further tarnish. It was made to be used and it will be used. It is just that I will be more diligent in the future to polish between uses.
Recognizing that fact that it is easier to spot clean and quick polish with each use is pretty easy when it is regarding a piece of brass (or any other kind of regular maintenance). What about our lives? Every day we get up and go out into the world. It is where we are supposed to be – this is not a "separate ye selves" diatribe – we are supposed to be out and a part of the world around us. Being out in the world means that we will be exposed to all it has to offer – both good and bad. Some of the bad wants to get on us and stick to us.
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I realize I need more polish in my life. How about you? Prayer, worship, confession, repentance, the study of Scripture, and living according to His will made known to us in His Word are the polishes of life that used daily will keep us clean and bright. When needing to restore a shine they will remove existing tarnish and even remove corrosion. Furthermore, God is the most highly skilled craftsman – no matter how bad the corrosion is, no matter how entrenched any sin may be, no matter how much damage it has already caused, God can repair the damage and restore your soul.
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The 100 yen shop Daiso. You have in your neck of the woods?
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The Labor of a Church Musician, Part 2
Note: This is the second of a two-part series, delivered by Harold Best at the 2014 Doxology & Theology Conference.
A few more thoughts about labor. There is a difference between labor and what labor produces; it varies from person to person, talent to talent, parish to parish. Pastor Luke can saw a piece of worship wood to length just once and it always seems to fit just right; Pastor Jack saws his piece three times and it's still too short. In both cases there's no guarantee about the presence or absence of worship; neither labor nor product counts except as labor and product. You can labor until the seat of your pants drags in the sand, and you look like you've slept in a waffle iron, but don't bargain for blessing on that account. But, in the Spirit and taking up your cross, examine yourself and your work. Don't compare. Worship style by envy, church growth by covetousness, and self-promoting charisma are successes wrapped in a stench, turds in a punch bowl. Evaluate your laboring self in Christ-in-you and take your rest there.
Further, all of us labor at things that have virtually no power beyond themselves until we decide to turn them in a chosen direction. An atom bomb is a bulbous, numb, dumb artifact. But wire it up to human impulse, and it'll destroy a county's worth of shopping malls, kindergartens, and casinos. So it is with all things we think up and make: by themselves, no big deal, until we use them according to OUR REASONS. Remember this: YOU have the worldview, the artifact doesn't.
That piece of worship wood that Luke and Jack have been working on? It's mute, useless, and qualitatively variable. But think beyond the wood. Forget what Luke and Jack want to do with it. Go directly to this Person we confess to be Lord of All, Creator of Heaven and wood. Humbly offer your cut of it to Him to use as He pleases; get out of the way; forget everything you've inserted into the bargain: your skill with worship wood, your magical worship formulas, your Music-is-Power pharmaceuticals, your shaky journeys into what's sacred and what's not. Test it all against the Word of God. Walk in biblical daylight, simple biblical daylight. Be pure in heart and wise as serpents with the things that are, in themselves, neither pure nor impure. Don't sanctify or dirty them with your or anybody else's constructs. Purify yourselves, biblicize your minds and train your hearts and all things musical will then become pure; offer them up to the Only One whose Spirit can show you the difference between which purity to use here, which to use there, and which to put aside until tomorrow. And if you can't envision tomorrow, you flirt with embalmed traditionalism.
Another thought: Are you laboring in worship or is your labor just a form of management in costume? Let's think of the central worship team: not you but the congregation. They labor, too. But have Luke and Jack diverted their labor from worship in faith to managing by works? Maybe these two guys have slicky-slicked the congregation out of their true labor by managing things as if God Himself were there and you just have to surrender to it and worship happens; no sweat, just a gush of spiritual pheromones as if there were no other worship except right now, right here. Sufficient for today is the worship thereof, but come Monday? Cancer? Divorce?
Is worship equally shared labor? Luke and Jack do their wood-cutting. But what about the congregation? They're out-sung and out-gunned and we have a labor-management problem. Is the worship equation skewed? Has the central worship team been turned into a B team? The congregation does not accompany the worship team, or the worship team the congregation. Oneness-in Christ-in-us implies but one thing: collaboration: co-labor-ation. Do you want an easy yoke and a light burden? Try collaborative worship. It becomes the Spirit's burden, yesterday, today, and forever.
Examine your labor. It'll always be daunting, but you'll find Christ's rest when you submit your labor to Him for instruction, reproof, correction, so that each of you will be thoroughly furnished unto every good labor. I submit this to you having failed in many ways and longing for each of you to find the old paths that so many of us missed in many ways in the so-called good old days.
Harold Best is the Emeritus Dean/Professor of Music of the Wheaton College Conservatory of Music. He is the author of numerous articles on the relationship of Christianity to the arts and worship as well as three books, including Music Through the Eyes of Faith and Unceasing Worship: Biblical Perspectives on Worship and the Arts.
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The Mu Optics Thermal Imager was a project for an affordable thermal camera with the resolution and software capabilities to make it useful to normal people is the form of a smartphone accessory. The project was launched and successfully funded at the end of March 2013, however the development was just recently cancelled by the people behind the project. Back when the project was announced the specs of the device looked pretty nice for an affordable thermal imaging accessory for smartphones or tablets as in 2013 the market was not attacked by many similar devices like it is now. The Mu Optics thermal camera accessory was supposed to come with a 160×120 pixels thermal imaging sensor, be able to detect temperatures in the range of -66 to 90 degrees Celsius, supporting Android and iOS mobile devices and come with a price tag of $325 USD.
Last year these specs looked really good, but now there are already a few products available on the market with similar specifications or even better and with similar price or lower. The cancellation of the project was announced citing precisely the competition that is already available on the market, though we would've still liked to the the Mu Optics thermal camera available. Even if it was only available to backers of the crowdfunding campaign that the project had last year and it got funded by almost 2000 people with many more showing interest in the product after that. Anyway, it was a bit of disappointment to see the project getting cancelled as it was apparently already close to the final product being ready for production. Do note that the official website of Mu Optics does not have a mention about the project getting cancelled, the information was published on their IndieGoGo project campaign website only!
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Office 365 Updates
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1) Annie Shaw, "Dip in the Waverlee (Never Knowin)" The Upstate Soundscape Vol. II: Summer 2013
2) TJ Borden, "Street Light, Slow-Motion Car Crash" The Upstate Soundscape Vol. II: Summer 2013
3) NYMPH, "Battle Funk" New Millennium Prayer (Northern Spy)
4) Disappears, "Ultra" Era (Kranky)
5) SoundBarn, "I" The Gunpowder Conspiracy (Tape Drift)
6) Scott Valkwitch, "Live at Hallwall's 7.31.09" InFraRed (House of Alchemy)
7) Proud Father, "So Hot (Wash Away All of My Tears)"
8) Lost Trail, "The Rushing Gust" Holy Ring of Chalk (Wounded Wolf Private Press)
9) Future Fossils, "Demo 2"
10) The Durian Brothers, "Angstbirne" The Durian Brothers/Ensemble Skalectrik 12″ Split (Fat Cat)
11) Ariel Pink's Hanuted Graffitti, "MTV n' D&D" Oddities Sodomies Vol. I (Vinyl International)
12) Palm/Highway Chase, "Space Again" Escape from New York (Spectrum Spools)
13) Purling Hiss, "1976" Public Service Announcement (Woodsist)
14) David Lynch, "The Line it Curves" The Big Dream (Sacred Bones)
15) BBC Channel 4, "Talking Heads Vs. Television (excerpt)" (1984)
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[The Upstate Soundscape Vol II: Summer 2013]
1) Annie Shaw, "Dip in the Waverlee (Never Knowin)" (Hamilton)
2) TJ Borden, "Street Lights, Slow-Motion Car Crash" (Rochester)
3) Parashi, "Jar of Mischief" (Albany)
4) Charles Gordon, "Known Unknowns Part 2 [Live at the Vault 3.22.13]" (Buffalo)
5) Rash, "Spring" (Rochester)
6) No Shoes & One Sock, "One Foot in the Grave" (Hamilton)
7) Cages, "Lost Lipids [Live at Soundlab 9.3.12]" (Buffalo)
8) Tired Wires, "Hark" (London, ON)
9) Lea Bertucci, "Baggage Nest [Live on WFMU's My Castle of Quiet 10.12.12]" (Rosendale, NY)
10) VWLS, "Camouflage Mercedes" (Buffalo)
[Free Music Friday: Tarpit, 'Old News']
Tonight at Soundlab, Detroit droners Tarpit and Sick Llama will be coming through as part of their current tour. You can see the rest of the bill HERE, which includes local support from TJ Borden and VWLS, among others. For now, check out some of Tarpit's sounds above.
The duo will also hit Rochester on Feb. 2. See full tour info HERE.
[Review: TJ Borden, 'Poor Form and Extenuating Circumstances']
Full disclosure: I am a sucker for solo-instrumentalist avant-garde pieces. I've found that immersing myself in these type of performances allows me to slip out of objective reality to the point where I could go and, say, listen to Torture Garden on repeat for a full day (true story). While I appreciate any music that pushes boundaries, solo performances where artists manage to channel deep emotion through an instrument that they have personally mastered just seem to make a deeper connection with me as a listener. Cellist TJ Borden's album Poor Form and Extenuating Circumstances is one of those types of performances.
With this album, Borden, who is a Rochester native, exhibits a unique style, both in composition and performance. Even if you're unschooled in the cello you can tell very quickly that Borden is inventing new and unconventional ways to play this instrument. In other words, you've never heard a cello played like this and that's because you've probably never heard a player like this that is clearly classically trained but also just as comfortable in the anything-goes realm of noise. Thus, you'll see Borden play both with New Music outfits like Wooden Cities and also in noisier collaborations like the Freeman-Cain-Borden trio.
The 14 tracks here, which are titled simply by their number, display a darker tone due in part to Borden's enigmatic and often furious performance which often devolves into sonic chaos. The album offers many exceptional moments that are incredibly intricate and will astound the astute listener, such as "2" and "13." Musically and technically speaking, Borden's execution is top-notch and fascinating to listen to. Such a wide range of style and emotion are on display, making the album wholly unpredictable. At times the playing seems to recall a solo Eyvind Kang, both in sound and construction of the songs.
The sound of Borden's cello is also of note; it isn't the crisp, clean electric cello sound that most ears are familiar with. Borden's cello is very raw and full of body, which adds to the setting of the album's mood. The sonic presence that this album exudes is so much larger than one would expect from a solo performance that, by the end, one can't help but wish to see Borden perform in a live intimate setting.
Review by: Roth's Child
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[Review: Phillips/Borden, 'System Vandross']
This is what it sounds like after Icarus falls…
Pardon the cliché, but music should be a journey of some kind. Ideally, you should be at a different place by an album's end than you were at the start. Nowadays, too many musicians release albums that are riddled with a kind of disjointedness – all parts and not enough of a whole. Having a fulfilling musical journey is somewhat impossible under such circumstances. While I am not making the argument for concept albums, I am however making the case for a certain sense of thematic cohesion that will undoubtedly deflower the soul. We have reached an unsatisfactory point in culture in which many, if not all of us, live life in blips and parts. The bigger picture, whatever that may mean, eludes us and we are consequentially fragmented. Musicians and music in general should go against the social fragmentation and make us whole, if only for a moment. System Vandross, the new album from Buffalo cello-turntable duo Phillips-Borden, accomplishes just that.
At first, I did not know what to make of System Vandross. I admired its rough frankness, how it lulled me into a ragged dream state. I enjoyed the seesaw battle between cello and turntable, unsure if the battle was a cohesive one. Am I mistaken? I asked myself. The musicians are certainly accomplished, able to illuminate the potential irregularity of the cello (played by TJ Borden) and forlorn fluidity of the turntable (played by Rob Phillips), but for what purpose? Uncertain at first of the journey Phillips-Borden were embarking on, I needed to take a step back. I poured myself a glass of Pinot Noir and lit up a cigarette, taking in the nighttime that twirled about me. Then it hit me: System Vandross is night music. Upon said revelation, I sighed. Describing music as "night music" has always felt like a copout to me. It's like when someone describes a particular song as "experimental," it irks me; what exactly does that mean? In my opinion, all music is experimental, but not all music is intended for the night. In short, Phillips-Borden has created fulfilling cohesion out of irregularity and forlorn fluidity.
"Matchstick Arbitrage," one of the album's standouts, is a stunning deconstruction of musical and emotional anxiety. Right off the bat, there is an overreaching sense of calmness, the calm before the storm, so to speak. The cello, fixed firmly in the ground, provides the foundation allowing the turntable to explore the area all around. While the cello is jagged and frantic, the turntable is pulsating and airy. It is the juxtaposition between the two that creates, dare I say, a post-apocalyptic mental dancehall. The song moves at an almost-quicksand pace. You're teased into thinking that an explosion will happen and though it never quite does, you're certain of one thing: anxiety itself is an explosion, one that keeps half of you firmly planted in the ground and the other half chaotically swimming through space. When listening to "Matchstick Arbitrage," we should dance…but not quite. We should move…but not quite. Sure-footed hesitation is a remarkable and strange feeling, one that aptly sums up "Matchstick Arbitrage" as well as the album as a whole. Try listening to the song and not have your brain dance out of your skull.
There is a tension that pulsates throughout the album: between inaction and action, redemption and damnation, between earth and air, indelibly executed by cello and turntable, courtesy of Phillips-Borden. Throughout the album, cello and turntable often switch roles. While in "Matchstick Arbitrage" the cello provides the foundation whereas the turntable roams free. In other songs, the turntable is the foundation. There is always a freeing gap present. System Vandross is the gap in-between two unreachables; Philips-Borden flings us into it, much like Icarus in his ill-fated and sun-drenched quest. It is no wonder then that there is a song entitled "Fall of Icarus redux" on the album. The song, a particular favorite of mine, begins in a cultish fashion, reminding one of a darkening pasture at the witching hour, a frenzied flock of shepherds swaying and chanting. It is ghostly, cello and turntable exposing and exploiting each other's limitations. The turntable, open-ended, gives way to the cello's narrow jaggedness. Together, the two instruments create a doomed dance, rhythmically painting a portrait of poor Icarus's flight. By song's end, we know for sure that Icarus has crash-landed. But, but, but—not all hope is lost! Thematically and musically, System Vandross is not an album about doomed flights but, rather, what happens after those doomed flights, when a new kind of hopefulness begins to settle in and the world around you is fresher than it was before. Sometimes, we must expose and exploit each other's limitations. Through this, one may achieve a sense of fulfillment and wholeness.
System Vandross is most certainly a battle between cello and turntable, but that battle turns into a dance. And that dance into a doomed flight. Before we know it, the landscape around us is different and for the better. And so we too must battle, dance, and fly. Open up your ears and eyes, for that matter, and be like Icarus after his flight. Give System Vandross a listen.
Review by Justin Karcher
[Soundcloud Group Featured Track: Bassin/Borden/Merrit Trio Live in Seattle]
Here is a great performance from Dan Bassin, TJ Borden, and Zane Merritt, three musicians from UB's music department that recently went on a brief tour of the Pacific-Northwest. This improv session was recorded at Seattle's Gallery 1412 and then submitted to our Soundcloud Group. Enjoy.
Complete, unedited audio of the final performance from our July 2012 Pacific Northwest mini-tour.
IMPROVISED MUSIC by:
TJ Borden – Amplified Cello
Zane Merritt – Electric Guitar
Daniel Bassin – Flumpet and Trumpet


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The Government will invest $100 million on a new courthouse in Tauranga which will be a model for future courthouse design for New Zealand, Justice Minister Andrew Little has announced.
Today, we are releasing two reports that are the product of some of the most extensive community engagement over our criminal justice system ever.
The Government is looking to turn around the long-term challenges of criminal justice by taking a new approach to break the cycle of offending to ensure there are fewer victims of crime.
Associate Minister of Justice and for Courts Aupito William Sio has announced that the final amendments in the Courts Matters Act 2018 and the Tribunals Powers and Procedures Legislation Act 2018 come into effect today.
The Government is taking action to reducing the backlog of coronial cases by appointing eight relief coroners, Minister for Courts Andrew Little announced today.
Breaking the cycle of family and sexual violence and better supporting survivors is a major feature of the Wellbeing Budget, with the Government delivering the largest ever investment in family and sexual violence and support services.
Speech to Hāpaitia te Oranga Tangata: Safe and Effective Justice Victim's Workshop, Wellington.
Three experts have been appointed to an Independent Panel to examine the changes made to the family justice system in 2014 by the previous National Government, Justice Minister Andrew Little announced today.
Justice Minister Andrew Little has introduced a Bill to help Cantabrians resolve outstanding residential insurance claims from the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes.
Cabinet has approved, in principle, a move to amend the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 to provide a statutory power for the senior courts to make declarations of inconsistency under the Bill of Rights Act, and to require Parliament to respond.


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The new Norwalk Early Childhood Center celebrated today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening of the newly renovated, state-of-the-art facility. The site on Allen Road is now home to six pre-Kindergarten classrooms that can accommodate up to 18 children in each room.
Participants in the ribbon cutting included Dr. Steven Adamowski, superintendent of schools; Mayor Harry Rilling; Board of Education members Yvel Crevecoeur and Bryan Meek; Common Council members Rich Bonenfant and Tom Livingston, and State Representatives Bruce Morris, Gail Lavielle and Fred Wilms.
Our deep appreciation also goes to a variety of people from the City of Norwalk and Norwalk Public Schools who worked tirelessly to get this beautiful facility ready for the start of the school year. Our thanks as well to the teachers, administrators and paraprofessionals who worked hard to get rooms ready for students, and who are committed to making sure all our kids are ready for Kindergarten.
Norwalk Early Childhood Center offers six classrooms with two half-day programs in each, and serves both special needs and typical students. The NECC program supports the development of each child through exciting academic, cognitive, emotional, language, physical and creative activities. The curriculum addresses the strengths, needs and interests of each child, both with and without disabilities.
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In between my painfully slow painting a legion of plastic EWC figures this small artillery piece from Warlord Games kept catching my eye. I believe it would be more accurately described as an organ or volley gun rather than a frame gun. From what I've read the frame gun, designed by Sir Alexander Hamilton, would be mounted on a wheeled frame similar to a tripod. Either way this would have been a pretty unpleasant anti-personnel light field gun.
The figures are nicely sculpted and paint up well. The figure shaking his fist has a face that is a picture of glee after delivering a successful volley.
The crew figures have been painted in subdued colours. Grey seems to have been the colour of choice for the Scots. I gave the officer a more slightly more colourful but still relatively plain blue line white coat.
After I'd glued the small barrel (from the Perry farmhouse set) to the base I noticed illustrations that show that it should be leather lined with a pull string making access easy and safe. I'll try this next time using Green Stuff to replicate the effect. At least I've painted the straps to resemble rope rather than metal to decease to the likely hood of sparks.
I normally apply a first coat of high gloss then a semi-matt second coat so the figures don't resemble Britains traditional lead soldiers. I remember reading years ago that high gloss varnish offers better protection than matt varnish although I don't know this is true; matt varnish simply has additional flattening agents added which disperse incident light rays.
Whilst I was applying the final coat of matt varnish the spray can spluttered and died. 'No problem' I thought, I'll buy another can. However after I'd done this I had a mini crisis after applying the matt varnish. Left overnight I found the set looking like it had been dusted down with talcum powder. After a few choice Anglo-Saxon expletives I decided to look for a remedy (if there was one) using the power of the internet. One forum suggested completely stripping the figures and starting again (no chance). I settled down and tried several different methods on various small areas of the figures.
Several sources suggested applying another coat of varnish, I again sprayed the figures with both gloss and matt versions but this made the problem worse. I then applied both matt and gloss varnish by brush to see if this would work - nope. Deciding to remove rather than add I then tried white spirit but this made little impact. Finally I used a cotton bud dipped in real turpintine on a small section and this seemed to work. Eventually and carefully I removed the offending cloudy layer. As acylic paints are water based and varnish is oil based (I assume) the painting was unaffected (thankfully) avoiding a 'wicked witch of the west' effect - "I'm melting, I melting". If that would have happened I'd have thrown the figures out the window. The turps dissolved the plastic pot so I won't be using this on plastic miniatures.
I will be eventually be adding this little lot to my future Hamilton's Scottish forces.
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April 18, 2018
Members present: Kerry
Robert Gunder
Edward Wilson (Arrived
at 8:50 a.m.)
Meeting of Quincy Township Board
of Supervisors was called to order at 8:30 am. by Chairman
followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. one
resident, three representatives from the Abate of PA Monterey Pass Motorcycle
Club Chapter 52, Mike Hansen and Jim Kauffman were in attendance.
There was no
initial public comment.
The minutes of March
26, 2018 were approved as written and the bills for March 2018, except those
paid to the Supervisors on a Gunder/Bumbaugh motion. Motion carried
A Memorandum of
Understanding has been prepared with the Mont Alto Municipal Authority and it
has been sent to counsel for review with the changes that we would like to see
made. Once the memorandum has been approved by MAMA an agreement will need to
be made with White Rock. Supervisor Bumbaugh has spoken to Patti Nitterhouse
and they should be having a sketch plan in the office within the next two weeks
for the Town Center Development.
The Grant for the
Acquisition of 6.6 acres of land adjoining our Park was filed on April 9, 2018.
This is a 50 % matching funds grant. The total acquisition amount which
includes survey and subdivision, etc. was for $50,958 of which the Township
would have to pay $25,479. Supervisor Gunder met with Park Advisor, Jay
Schreibman, from DCNR, who looked at the park and the land to be acquired, and
he liked what he saw. We also applied
for a Waiver of Retroactivity, which gives us the ability to recoup expenses
incurred for the acquisition retroactively.
A Gunder/Bumbaugh
motion approved the appointment of Kim Roberts and Cathy Kozain to the Park
Committee. This brings the Park Committee up to its full complement of 7
members. Motion carried unanimously.
The Abate of PA
Monterey Pass Motorcycle Club Chapter 52 was in attendance to ask the Board to
proclaim the Month of May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. A portion of
the Proclamation was read aloud and a Gunder/Bumbaugh motion approved
Proclaiming May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. Motion carried
A letter has been
received about renovation of the Tomstown Pump. The Blue Rock church has been
approached about putting the pump trough in the parking lot they own on the
other side of Tomstown Road. A plague
could be erected where the pump now stands and a sign directing users to the
new location. Before any move can take place or renovations done, the proposed
public water main for that section of Tomstown Road would have to be completed
so those residents who are dependent upon water from the line running to the
pump would have an alternate supply source and would no longer be dependent on
the private line. A Gunder/Bumbaugh motion approved making a commitment for a
future initiative to move and restore the pump trough whether through Township
sponsored funding/grants; or private donations/volunteer labor or both. The Second
Class Township Code does allow the Board some latitude with regard to
Historical Property or ancient landmarks. Motion carried unanimously.
Supervisor Gunder
informed the Board that the 2020 Census information has been received and the
address list updates must be in by June 1, 2018.
Portnoff has informed
the Township that their letters are ready to send to delinquent sewer
Gunder/Bumbaugh motion
approved the Township being against the State collection of Earned Income Tax
and Per Capita as well. Motion carried unanimously.
Bumbaugh informed the Board that Mike McCamley, our well hydrogeologist, is
coming to day to meet about future well sites, and the reservation of land for
such sites.
The Tax Collector
wishes to inform the Board that the delinquent per capita tax list is going to
the collection agency J.P. Harris today.
The Board on a
Gunder/Bumbaugh motion adjourned to an executive session for possible
litigation for three property owners who were sent violation notices under the
Nuisance Ordinance.
The Board
reconvened from Executive Session at 9:30 a.m.
The meeting adjourned
at 9:35 a.m. on a Gunder/Wilson motion.
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This gorgeous couple's wedding you're about to view is completely romantic, and full of beautiful shabby chic touches. The photography done by Laura Dee Photography is just lovely. Every frame she captured is full of emotion and you can tell her passion in her art.
Here are a few notes from the bride highlighting aspects of the wedding:
I wanted the wedding to be small and intimate but we ended up inviting over 200 people. My theme was vintage-shabby chic (sorry hubby) and although it was on my parents farm, I wanted to stay away from rustic vibes. It turned out exactly like the vision I had in my head! It was perfect! Even the weather (which called for rain every single day I checked, starting 10 days out) cooperated. The clouds opened up and the sun came out as soon as I walked down the aisle like in a movie. My baby girl got to walk down the aisle ahead of me and my groom looked so handsome. It was the wedding of my dreams and I wouldn't have changed a thing!?
Please enjoy Laura & Gary's Romantic Shabby Chic Wedding, as captured by Laura Dee Photography:
Did you swoon like I did? So sweet and romantic. I love every detail, from Laura's blush pink Badgley Mischka shoes, her gorgeous Augusta Jones gown, the beautiful blush bridesmaid dresses, the gray groomsman suits, and all the lovely shabby chic touches. The flower arrangements, from bouquets to centerpieces, are lovely! Gosh I wish I could identify all the flowers, they enhance the shabby chic theme perfectly.
The ceremony decoration is simple and still chic. I love the chalkboard sign at the entrance of the aisle, and the use of white bouquets down the aisle. The reception decor is quintessential shabby chic, from the flowers in the "love" mugs, the embroidered lace table runner, the gold accents on the glass plates, with pink napkins, and that amazing cake with ruffles! So dreamy!
My favorite pics are of the new Mr & Mrs in their portrait shots. The one with the baby is their darling little girl...she's too cute in her little flower girl outfit!
Many thanks to Laura Dee Photography for submitting your lovely work our way!
Photographer: Laura Dee Photography//Venue: Second Chance Farm//Dress Designer: Augusta Jones//Shoes: Badgley Mischka//Cinema and Video: Brian J Productions//Floral Designer: Broad Brook Gardens//Caterer: David Alan Catering//DJ: Jock in the Box//Tuxedo and Mens Attire: Men's Wearhouse//Heirlooms and extras: Sassafras Vintage Rentals//Makeup Artist: Simply Gorgeous by Erin Infantino//Dress Store: The White Dress by the shore//


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