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Thursday, March 5, 2009
Painting of your wedding dress
For those of you that have been reading for a long time you know that early on in my painting spree I sat down and painted out not only my wedding dress but also my husbands tux. Okay so I can't paint people (it's the hands and noses, if we didn't have hands and noses I'd be golden) but I have a good eye for fabrics and clothing.
I really like my two paintings and I got to thinking, maybe someone else would also like a little painting of their own dress. In fact I've already done two of the more prominent wedding blog-o-sphere newlyweds.
The first was of Jenna's Evelyn based upon one of millions of gorgeous pictures she had from her wedding.
This picture of her painting was actually taken by That Wife herself as I have no skills at taking pictures of my own paintings. They always look so much better in real life.She wanted some emphasis put on the brooch and I really am still a touch gobsmacked at how it turned out. Maybe I should get some pins so I can paint angels on them or something.
My other newlywed painting was of Rachel's dress from Girl Learning Along the Way. I worked to capture the fullness of her skirt and also to show how light and airy it was. I love the color purple she picked for the background too, it really set the whole thing off.
So what does all that have to do with you? Why I am offering the same deal to anyone else who wants their own wedding dress painting at my store on etsy. For just $15 I'd paint a small painting keepsake of your wedding dress.
But for all of you my, blogger friends, I offer a better deal. If you'd like your own painting, I'll give you a $5 reduction and only charge you for the cost of supplies and shipping.
If that's still too much, you can get your own wedding dress painting for a whole $5 (so basically shipping price) by mentioning my Etsy store on your own blog in a post.
I don't have to do just wedding dresses either. I could do say a mothers dress as a present, or a series of bridesmaids dresses, or another idea I've had is to do both the tux and dress dancing together. The background is completely customizable as well.
And for all of you who are still waiting on your own wedding, don't worry I'll keep this deal open.
So, totally crazy idea or not?
18 comments:
- Leslie said...
Definitely crazy, but oh well. It's still a good idea. I only say its crazy because I know personally how crazy you are!
- March 5, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- EthidiumBromide said...
I think it's a great idea -- a perfect way to immortalize a wedding dress. Personally I'm not really a sentimental person so I'm not sure what I would do with a painting of my dress, but for the types of people who preserve their bouquet or carefully clean their veil to save away for future generations -- I am absolutely sure this is right up their alley!
- March 5, 2009 at 1:26 PM
- Jenna said...
Again, I love mine. Thanks :)
- March 5, 2009 at 1:58 PM
- Linda said...
Great job with both of those!
- March 5, 2009 at 2:37 PM
- DCKate said...
They're great! I'll definitely be ordering one of my own in the fall after my wedding!!
- March 5, 2009 at 2:47 PM
- Jennifer said...
I'm in! Love it! Thanks!
- March 5, 2009 at 3:07 PM
- Janssen said...
That is SUCH a cool idea. I'd never even thought of something like that!
- March 5, 2009 at 3:14 PM
- Rachel said...
I hope mine is in the mail today!!! Can't wait to see it!!!
And you know - this sounds crazy, but it's so cool that it was up in the snow with you just last week!!
I think this is such a cool idea! I'm going to post about it myself!
- March 5, 2009 at 4:49 PM
- AmyJean said...
Will you keep this open until my wedding in one year? prease?!?!
- March 5, 2009 at 6:52 PM
- Christy said...
I absolutely love it! I'm with AmyJean - keep this until our weddings next year! I love the idea of the dress and the tux!
- March 5, 2009 at 9:16 PM
- Rachel said...
I DID get mine in the mail last night! It's really really beautiful! I'm going to find a cool frame for it and prop that baby up on my dresser in the bedroom, by my mirror. I'll be sure to send pics!
- March 6, 2009 at 9:39 AM
- Shell said...
How awesome! And I love Jenna's dress. As soon as I saw the photo of the painting, I recognized it. Beautiful work!
- March 6, 2009 at 4:41 PM
- Kelley at My Island Wedding said...
this is the coolest idea. ever.
I just saw your painting over at Girl Learning Along The Way..., If I got you a shot of me and my hubby (hobbling on crutches) coming back down the aisle, could you do one of the two outfits together side by side??????
- March 6, 2009 at 6:02 PM
This is such a great idea! I would love for you to paint my dress. My wedding is not until 08/15/09 but do you think that you could paint it before and I could display it at my wedding...? Also, I looked at your ETSY site and saw the dog in the photo...is there anyway you could put my dog in there (I could pay extra)...we love her so much but she can not be at our wedding?
- March 10, 2009 at 10:14 AM
- Make14Me said...
yeah crazy like a fox!!!!...lolll
- June 24, 2009 at 7:25 PM
- Sydera said...
This sounds wonderful. I have been lamenting that I will only get to see my beautiful dress for a few hours. I may take you up on this after the wedding.
Do you work from a photo?
I can see if I can get my photographer to take one of just the dress on a hanger. I love those kind of shots anyway.
- October 4, 2009 at 8:01 AM
- Blablover5 said...
To Sydera,
I only work from a photograph but I much prefer shots of you in your dress as opposed to one of the dress on the hanger.
A dress comes alive and the folds and beading mean so much more when its on the bride as opposed to just dangling down.
- October 4, 2009 at 8:29 AM
- jessica said...
This is a totally fantastic idea! I most defintely want one and will post pictures and name mentions all over my blog (weddinglovely.blogspot). I'm getting married July 16 of this year and my dress should be in soon. As soon as I have it, I will send a picture and we can iron out the details!
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It seems like just a couple of hours ago that we were partying with the French folks at the pool bar. And in actuality, it was. It's an early rise this morning to get ourselves together, and to make it to the train station on time. We've got a bullet train reserved for our trip to Beijing to Shanghai, and it leaves at 11:20 am. That seems like a pretty reasonable time to make it, but when you factor in packing, cleaning the place a bit, coffee/breakfast, walking to the subway, riding the subway to the train station, figuring out where to get our tickets, going through security, going through security again, then finding the right train car, we make it with just minutes to spare. Everything in China, even getting on the train, is an adventure. And that is just the way I like it.
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The costs of running our blog include hosting fees, image fees, VA fees, software fees and most importantly, our time. I spend a minimum of 50 hours per week cranking on my online projects. I mean, I could spend 50 hours a week just on PicMonkey or Canva making sure I have images for Pinterest, images for Facebook etc etc.
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The book of football cliches was very appropriate for describing this heart stopping fixture played on a warm October night at The Valley. With Charlton failing to stamp their authority on the game, Tranmere went in for the break with a 2-0 lead. But goals from Brown, Robinson and Rufus in the second half gave Charlton three points which left them separated from league leaders Manchester City only by goal difference.
Warned of long delays on the M25 as we headed down the M40, we decided to go through Central London. Our route took us past the House of Lords where the abolition of the hereditary peers was being discussed. No doubt my noble colleague was inside to abstain in person. Now that they no longer have a home to socialise in, perhaps their lordships could join some other persons of senior years at the Rose of Denmark.
Addicks fans were anxious about how the team would cope without Mark Kinsella for the first time in two-and-a-half years and they were right to be concerned. Tranmere put in a header on goal in the first couple of minutes. After captain Keith Jones had put in a weak shot at the other end, Tranmere won a corner on four minutes. This was not cleared and a second corner followed with Rufus having to clear a header off the line. Tranmere were making full use of the offside trap which the Addicks were finding difficult to beat, possibly because it is a while since it has been used so much at The Valley. Charlton won a corner on twelve minutes and a goalmouth scramble on twenty minutes gave momentary hope. Stuart missed a great chance to score on 27 minutes. Then Shields was given the elbow on the touchline to the fury of Mervyn Day. However, referee Inspector William Jordan, who recently made it to the league list from the Isthmian League, seemed to have forgot to put in his contact lenses.
Where was the goal coming from? We soon found out. The superb Rufus had to clear a Tranmere free kick off the line. Then left back Gareth Roberts evaded a challenge from the hapless Shaun Newton to put the ball in the back of the net and this was followed a minute later by a shot from Parkinson which a bewildered Kiely saw ending up in the back of his net. Kiely had to make a good save to stop it going 3-0 in the wrong direction and Hunt put in a header which went straight at the keeper. With Newton messing up yet another chance, the crowd's anger with him boiled over. A challenge left him on the deck at the end of the half, possibly giving Curbs the excuse to take him off and replace him with Steve Brown.
It was as dismal a half time as I have known at The Valley. The goals had so stunned Charlton that they had not been announced during the match. I could see our automatic promotion hopes disappearing, although I consoled myself with the thought that we had been beaten by another small northern club, Stockport, during the promotion season.
Charlton started with renewed determination and after two minutes Brighton battler Steve Brown came to the rescue of his club once again with a header into the back of the net. The atmosphere in The Valley was now fantastic with a wall of noise coming from the faithful. A second goal did not come quickly, however, although Hunt won a corner. What really made a difference was when Salako came on in place of Konchesky. He quickly showed what a class player he is, often outwitting Tranmere. A couple of minutes later Robinson was able to make use of an assist from Rufus to pop the ball in the back of the net with the aid of the Hand of God, prompting a Covered End chant of 'there's only two Maradonas'. However, the referee was only two yards away, so perhaps we should accept the explanation offered from Rick's eyrie at Morganprint that the goalkeeper bounced the ball out of the net on to Robbo's hands. Henry got booked for time wasting for knocking the ball away and Challinor for dissent. Tranmere then hit on the tactic of having players fall down with agonising injuries which were fully cured after attention from the trainer, although Roberts got the benefit of a ride on the stretcher to receive his treatment. Hunt got booked on 70 minutes for playing on after one of the ludicrous offside decisions by the east stand linesman. An excellent free kick from Salako connected with the head of Richard Raymond Rufus to make it 3-2.
Hunt missed a great chance to make it 4-2 when he was one-on-one with the goalkeeper and Kiely had to make an important save in the closing minutes. Certainly one of the most exciting matches this season, although excitement one could do without. Tranmere in my view looked better than their league position, as was the case when I saw them at Prenton Park. As fans left the ground, they were told that Charlton Station was closed due to a lighting failure. Another great victory for Connex and another reminder of the inadequacies of public transport as a means of getting to the ground.
Bob the Dog has awarded the Silver Bone to the tenacious John Robinson . Kiely made a couple of great saves, but in my view he was at least partly to blame for the second Tranmere goal. The Bloke Behind Me is now targetting our 'million pound goalkeeper'. Rufus had a superb game and was a close rival for the Silver Bone to Robinson. Playing his 50th game for the club, Eddie Youds was once again on great form. I thought that Konchesky was reliable and competent, although not as good as Chris Powell. Shields was a little subdued. Stuart missed a couple of chances to score. Newton was very poor and I cannot understand why Curbs continues to start him. Keith Jones who has become a new target for the moaners had a good game in my view, showing some excellent on the ball skills. Mendonca was in the game much more than on Saturday and displayed his ability to turn the ball and evade defenders. Hunt was in the thick of things but missed a great chance to score. Steve Brown is one of Bob's favourite players. Not only did he open the account for the Addicks, but he also did a good job in defence. Salako showed that he is a good signing with excellent footballing judgement and pinpoint accuracy in his passes. He should be in the starting line up.
Juneau the Soccer Cat has given her Hiss of the Match to the ginger git of a linesman on the East Stand side who conistently misinterpreted the offside rule.
Played on a heavy pitch made wetter by repeated bursts of torrential rain, this disappointing match saw Charlton draw 0-0 with the Baggies to slip back to third in the table. Mendonca and Kinsella had the best chances to score and their failure to do so reflected a below par performance from both players.
There was a larger group than usual at the Rose of Denmark and walking sticks were raised and zimmer frames thumped as the demise of the Charlton list run by Glynne was discussed. Glynne himself joined the group, but there seems to be little prospect of an immediate return of the popular and much appreciated service (although Glynne subsequently announced a limited service while he took a well earned break).
It seemed as if Charlton might score within thirty seconds with Hunt breaking through but the ball was sent over the goal by Miller for a corner as he tried to score against his former club. Hunt put in a great ball to renew the attack, but to no avail. Shaun Newton was beaten twice, but the Addicks renewed their onslaught with some neat approach work. A break by the Baggies was dealt with very effectively by Richard Rufus, then Shaun Newton put in what even the Bloke Behind Me had to admit was a good cross. Charlton were on their fourth corner a little after twenty minutes, but were not able to make anything of them. The home crowd was as silent and subdued as I have heard them this season, allowing themselves to be out chanted by the Baggies. Shaun Newton picked up a yellow card on 25 minutes. Sneekes then got a yellow card for having a go at Kinsella, with Sean Flynn's repeared dissent then earning him a place in the referee's book. Great play by Hunt produced a corner on 37 minutes and this was followed by a succession of Charlton corners. From one of these a goalbound header from Eddie Youds was only stopped going in the net by an intervention from Flynn. But then it was West Brom who nearly went ahead, with Hughes missing a great chance just before the break after he got past Youds.
West Brom came out reinvigorated after the break, while Charlton looked lacklustre and increasingly lacking in ideas. The home crowd did, however, become more animated, possibly hoping that the Addicks might score at the Covered End. Instead West Brom actually managed to get a couple of corners. A quarter of an hour in to the half, Kiely had to get down at the near post to deal with a Sneekes low cross from the right. Kinsella sent an inswinging cross from Keith Jones over the bar on 62 minutes. An indignant Hughes was given a yellow card for trying to take out Rufus, having petulantly pumped the ball into the net nevertheless. Alan Curbishley was seen descending from his perch in the directors' box and the increasingly hapless Shaun Newton was taken off halfway through the half.
Whether the substitution had to do anything with it or not, Charlton actually managed to create a couple of chances for the first time in the game. With Robinson moving over to the right, he started to contribute more and put in a great cross around the half hour mark, Mendonca just missing the target with a header. Mendonca had clearly not fully recovered from his back injury and three minutes later Stuart came on in his place, while Keith Jones was replaced by Mark McCammon. A header from Robinson gave Kinsella a shooting chance from seven yards on 82 minutes, but he sent the ball wide. Charlton then got a couple of corners and for a fleeting moment it looked as if a goal might be possible. There was a worrying moment when Kinsella went down in the home penalty area, but he was back on for Charlton's last corner. But it was already evident that this was not going to be a day when Charlton would find the back of the net. East Stand season ticket holders were asking for a discount afterwards on the grounds that so much of the game was played on the west side.
This Sports First photo would be a good one for a Spot the Ball comp, although Shaun Newton appears to be pointing helpfully in its general direction.
Bob the Dog considers that the defence was the best part of Charlton's game and he has awarded the Silver Bone to the always involved Richard Rufus . Kiely had relatively little to do in this match given the wayward character of the Baggies' attempts on goals, but he made two good stops. Konchesky showed once again that he is an excellent replacement for Powell, the accuracy of his passing being particularly impressive. Apart from his one error, Youds was as stalwart as ever. Shields was capable, although he delivered one strange free kick which gave the Baggies the chance of a break. Keith Jones ran the midfield in the first half when he was Steve from Sidcup's choice for main man. He showed his usual deft touches, although sometimes he sent the ball sideways or backwards when he could have launched an attack. He faded in the second half. Newton did sometimes use his pace to good effect, but it was a performance riddled with inconsistencies and there must surely be a case for starting Salako. Kinsella was said to be below his usual excellent standards at Ipswich and he seemed to be a little below par today with less involvement than usual. But he was still one of the better players on the pitch. Robinson had a good game, particularly towards the end when he was playing on the right. Hunt showed some good on the ball skills, but, apart from the opening minute, never came close to adding to his total. Mendonca seemed to be afflicted by his injury and made little contribution. Salako made a positive difference when he came on, delivering a stream of dangerous cross but no one seemed to be able to take advantage of them. Stuart did not, wasting one chance he created with a powered run by failing to pass the ball. McCammon saw little of the ball after his appearance.
Keith Jones - deft touches
Juneau the Soccer Cat has given her hiss of the week to the constantly moaning Baggie, Jimmy Quinn.
A 4-2 defeat at Portman Road after being 2-1 ahead against promotion rivals Ipswich was bad enough news for the Addicks as they were toppled off the top of the table. But even more worrying were the injuries to key defenders Chris Powell and Eddie Youds. Powell had to be taken off in the first half after Johnson had had a go at the back half of his calf for which he received a yellow card. And then stalwart Eddie Youds popped a hamstring in the second half, reducing the Addicks to ten men for the last fifteen minutes. When one also takes account of the battering Clive Mendonca received at Portsmouth which kept him out of the Ipswich game, the squad is looking threadbare.
Charlton started well with a free kick coming off the Ipswich wall. After dominating the first part of the half, Charlton suffered a blow when left back Chris Powell had to be taken off for Anthony Barness on 23 minutes. Charlton seemed less in control of the game after the substitution with the tractors able to make progress down the right. And on the half hour Ipswich equalised to make it 2-2 with a header from Venus after the ball had come back off the post following a free kick.
The Addicks had gone 1-0 down three minutes into the game when a shot from Scowcroft took a wicked deflection off Youds's ankle which took it just inside the post with Kiely unable to get across to save. But then three minutes later Charlton got their first corner through neat passing. Youds teed it up for Hunt who was able to put in a neat header from three yards out. A few minutes later it was Hunt again. Robinson intercepted the ball and provided a stunning pass which the glandular fever victim chipped through the keeper's legs.
Rufus made an important block on 20 minutes and Hunt headed clear the first Ipswich corner on 23. After the equaliser, Rufus blocked an Ipswich break. This won Ipswich a corner and then a second after it appeared that Johnson had headed the ball just past the post. On 35 minutes a powerful shot from Kinsella clipped the right hand corner of the Ipswich post. Clapham was booked for time wasting at a throw in and then Rufus was trapped by Johnson into an incident which earned the central defender a yellow card. An Ipswich free kick in a dangerous position produced a shot which was flicked over by Kiely and Rufus cleared the subsequent corner.
There were some nervous moments early in the second half with a wayward clearance from Kiely. Kiely then made a save on four minutes and a Rufus tackle denied Stockwell. Robinson made a move down the left wing, but had little support. He worked the ball into Stuart via Keith Jones, but the stand in striker's shot went over. A shot from Johnson then flashed wide.
There was little penetration from the Addicks who were missing Mendonca, while Hunt showed signs of tiring as the half went on. Newton was often caught out on the right and Barness was finding the transition from reserve football difficult. Neverthless, neither side really had a goal scoring chance in the first twenty minutes.
The impressive Rufus made a superb block on a shot by Holland that was heading for the net. However, Ipswich were dangerous in set pieces and the resulting corner saw them score a rather easy goal after Scowcroft's header was turned in by Johnson. With twenty minutes left, Keith Jones, who had taken a nasty blow to the face earlier in the half, was replaced by Steve Brown while Salako came on for Stuart. On 74 minutes Scowcroft was able to evade Barness and put the ball in for Stockwell to drive it past Kiely. The game was now effectively over with Charlton seeking to avoid a rout. A good tackle by Kinsella denied Johnson who immediately dived for the penalty. An Ipswich shot went just over the top and Kiely then blocked a shot by Holland. Ipswich played keep ball in the closing minutes, leaving Charlton wondering how they could overcome their injury crisis and put their promotion challenge back on track by scooping up the points in the upcoming home games.
We regret that there is not be a report from Portsmouth. It's quite a while since I've missed an away at Pompey, but work took me to Barcelona over the weekend.
A first half strike by right back Greg Shields was enough to give Charlton a 1-0 victory over Birmingham at The Valley on 2 October and replace them at the top of the table, albeit on goal difference. The Birminham side failed to live up to their top of their table position, putting few strikes on target, although Dean Kiely had to stop a powerful free kick late into the second half. The Millwall of the Midlands showing that they are diving specialists, falling over at the slightest tackle.
On the way down we had encountered some Brummies at South Mimms services where they greeted us with shouts of 'Who are you?' They were soon to find out in front of a near capacity crowd at The Valley. Charlton started with disciplined determination and Kinsella put a powerful shot from thirty yards just past the post after three minutes after Parker had served as provider. A minute later a good build up led to a precise cross from Parker, but there was no one there to connect with it. Mendonca had a chance after five minutes, but put the ball over. The first Birmingham corner came after seven minutes, but it wasn't until fourteen minutes that Kiely was called into action to make a stop from a shot by Andrew Johnson. Youds picked up a yellow card for doing his job too vigorously. Play was frequently held up as Birmingham players writhed in agony on the ground at the most innocuous tackles, while Paul Furlong seemed to be under the impression that it was permissible to play football with one's hands. Andrew Johnson got a yellow card at 26 minutes for trying to take out Shields. Gary Rowett then made a nasty attack on Robbo which earned him a yellow card although some Addicks were calling for him to go off. Rowett himself seemed to find the whole incident highly amusing. He was probably less amused when Shields struck sweetly for Charlton on 28 minutes, just after a shot from Kinsella had been saved by Poole. The assist came from Mendonca after a move in which Newton was involved. Kinsella then picked up a harsh yellow card for a tackle from behind. With all the stoppages, the half went on until nearly 3.55.
The Blues came out on to the pitch after half time and looked as if they wanted to make something of the match. Parker, who had been reported earlier to have been injured, was wisely substituted a few minutes after the re-start by Brown who was better equipped to stand up to the Brummie rough stuff and showed some real skill. Indeed, he had one try at goal, making use of a good cross by Robinson headed on by Mendonca. The Brighton battler's 20 yard shot was going in until it deflected off a Purse. Mendonca made a flick on to Hunt who had a run at goal but put the shot over, having been put off his stride by Holdsworth. At 62 minutes Birmingham took off Hughes and Johnson and brought on the artillery in the shape of Adebola and Ndlovu. The Blues looked at their strongest after these two came on.
The below par Mendonca received a low cross from Shaun Newton with what seemed to be an empty net in front of him, but Purse got the faintest of touches to his shot to deflect it wide of the post. After a Kinsella corner, Shaun Newton put in a shot which came off the underside of the crossbar. Mendonca put a ball across the front of the goal, but there was no one there. Furlong's handball antics became too much for the referee and he gave him a yellow card. He had earlier missed the Brummie making a gesture at him behind his back. Birmingham took off Hyde and brought on Eddie Newton at 78 minutes in another attempt to get into the match.
Birmingham's weakness was illustrated when Ndlovu was in a one-on-one with Kiely but sent the ball well wide. By this time the Bloke Behind Me was in full flow, shouting 'You're losing it Charlton' and 'You're throwing the game away Curbishley'. The Bloke Behind Me considered that nothing would be done until we were 2-1 down and indeed Curbishley was to be seen on occasion descending from his perch in the director's box. Birmingham's most dangerous moment came from a 35 yard free kick from Rowett which Kiely had to dive to save at the expense of a corner. With Birmingham looking at their most dangerous in the match, Pringle was brought on to replace the fading Mendonca and in injury time Salako came on for Robinson. Fears of a last minute Birmingham equaliser came to nothing, thanks in part to a saving tackle by Rufus on Ndlovu using a cross from Abedola in the six yard box. The Addicks could celebrate a significant victory. According to Birmingham's Sunday Mercury , 'Blues were sent packing .. by a rampant Charlton side who look already designed for promotion ... Charlton had Blues on the back foot right from the off with a brand of football sure to take them back into the Premiership come next May.'
Bob the Dog's credentials.
Match analyst Bob the Dog has given the Silver Bone to Greg Shields for his first and vital goal for the club. Shields is another signing which confirms Curbs's acumen in the transfer market. Kiely made a vital save, but made some rather risky excursions out of his goal which could have had serious consequences. Youds had a great match, taking no nonsense from the Brummies and make a number of crucial interventions. This time he outshone the nevertheless very competent Richard Rufus . As is so often the case, Powell fulfilled his role so well that one scarcely noticed. Parker started brightly, but faded as the effects of his injury started to show and had to be taken off. He needs to learn how to cope with the physical treatment he will get from some players. Steve from Sidcup thought that he had not fully adjusted from playing reserve team football. Steve was very disappointed with the performance of one of his favourite players, Shaun Newton . He sadly lacks confidence and his dithering in front of goal meant that he lost a chance to chip a Birmingham defender. On the other hand, his volley against the crossbar showed what he can do when he tries. Robinson made some good penetrating runs down the wings. Kinsella again posed the question about what we would do without him which unfortunately may get answered soon with the number of yellow cards he is collecting. Hunt had a great game, showing excellent ball control, but was unable to find the back of the net. Mendonca seemed a little below his best to me, as indeed he was against Stockport. Steve Brown had a superb game when he came on as a sub. He had one shot at goal which could have gone in, but above all he showed excellent on the ball skills, providing some beautiful flick ons which is not what you expect from him. Pringle and Salako were on for very short periods. Salako could have been brought on earlier in place of Newton.
Juneau the Soccer Cat has given her Hiss of the Week to Birmigham's Gary Rowett who not only cynically fouled Robbo, but seemed to think it was a huge joke.
Last Saturday I saw 1-0 Charlton victory over Birmingham from a first half goal put them top of Division 1 in place of their opponents. On October 8th I saw a first half goal from Rushden and Diamonds give them a 1-0 victory over Kingstonian to replace them at the top of the Nationwide Conference.
Part of Nene Park, the excellent ground of my non-league club, Rushden and Diamonds.
For the first twenty minutes of the match, neither keeper had anything to do. Kingstonian had a corner on 16 minutes, but it was easily cleared. The referee, Mr D Drysdale, was easily the skinniest I have seen, almost emaciated. He was also rather fussy, although fortunately all the yellow cards he dished out went to Kingstonian. One on 18 minutes went to Derek Allan, followed by Gary Patterson on 23. Rushden's goal was a forceful 20 yard strike into the back of the net by Darren Collins who was left in space to make the best of a good assist from Paul Underwood. As half time approached, news of Sweden's victory over Poland spread round the ground, drawing chants of 'En-ger-land' from both sets of supporters in a total attendance of 3,763.
Rushden hit the bar with a downward header from Ray Warburton a few minutes after the re-start the move starting from a corner. The ref dished out a yellow card to Millwall reject Colin Luckett. On 57 minutes a Kingstonian free kick straight in front of goal gave them a chance to draw level, but the force of the kick was absorbed by the Rushden wall. This was the best part of the game for Kingstonian, with Gary Patterson and Geoff Pitcher in midfield perhaps being allowed too much freedom of manoeuvre by their counterparts. Turley was often called into action, making a good catch on 65 minutes when he was under pressure from Eddie Akuamoah, and then a great stop from a forceful shot on 70 minutes. Surprisingly, no substitutions were made by Rushden with the midfield apparently in need of reinforcement. Kingstonian won a number of corners and these usually gave cause for concern. A shot from Paul Underwood went just over the bar on 85 minutes and Rushden came close a couple of more times in the closing minutes. But one was enough.
Match analyst Bob the Dog rates this a good performance by Rushden against a determined and skilful Kingstonian side who never gave up, although their finishing often let them down. As is often the case at this level, the ball was up in the air too much, although Diamonds made more of an effort to keep it on the ground than in the last match seen against Welling. The performance up front was good, but the defence was also strong with good performances by Jon Brady and Darren Bradshaw. Bob the Dog has awarded the Silver Bone to Billy Turley for a couple of interventions that stopped Kingstonian equalising. Having read some of the comments on the Rushden forum about him, this will be a controversial choice!
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Brothers Edouard and André Michelin created their trademark Michelin Man tire icon after rediscovering a rejected sketch by commercial artist Marius Rossillon. Originally, Bibendum (as the Michelin Man is also known) was a cigar smoking, beer-swilling character whose gruff appearance was popularized in ads during the early 1900s. Check out these nascent incarnations of the Michelin Man, which are a far cry from the smiling, porcelain-white version we all recognize today.
1. In this photograph an unintentionally creepy Bibendum can be seen frightening a small child.
2. These two look like they've had one too many drinks on the job.
3. Bibendum wearing what appears to be a leopard man-bikini.
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I'll start off with those that are just starting to grab some major media attention, (shame on you if you haven't heard of them yet!) and as for those who're on the ball with hip hop, as you scroll down impatiently, you may notice a few artists you havent heard of yet! I provide links to youtube or mixtape download sites, but when possible, hit up some torrent or file sharing sites to search for their full projects. I do not claim to know all the great underground artists of course, so thats where you come in, I want to hear as many new names as possible. Delving into underground Hip Hip is extremely exciting, I hope you enjoy the following reccomendations!
Up and Coming Talent
Unsigned Hype
Relatively Unknown Talent
Hidden Gems
Maybes: Talented artists who might divide opinions, or who might make it into the mainsteam
Forgot about these?
Old School List: A jumble of names from the 80s and 90s
Top 10
Uno Hype
Kid Tsunami
Chance the Rapper
Alexander Spit
Killer Mike + El-P
Bryant Dope
Phony Ppl
Durag Dynasty
Dyme A Duzin
Death Grips, Ghostpoet
Bishop Nehru
Nacho Picasso
Clear Soul Forces
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Guilin is famous for its beautiful karst landscape along the Li River cruise down to Yangshuo, and becomes one of the world's most popular tourist destinations in China. Our Top Guilin Tours will show you the natural and cultural highlights of Yangshuo, Longsheng and more villages and towns...
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Distant nodal metastasis: is it always an unresectable disease?
Stage IV gastric cancer is defined as metastatic disease (7th TNM Edition, 2010) (1), and surgery is usually considered not appropriate, outside from the palliative setting; however, a significant amount of patients are actually treated by surgery, with a theoretical curative intent and in selected cases with good long-term survival.
Lymph node stations 1–12 + 14v are defined as regional gastric lymph nodes by the 2011 Japanese Classification of Gastric Cancer, 3rd English Edition (2,3); metastases to any other nodes (stations 13 and 17, pancreatic head, station 14a, superior mesenteric artery, station 15, middle colic artery, station 18, pancreatic tail and station 16, periaortic, are classified as M1.
The present paper analyzes the available literature, focusing the attention on the stage IV subgroup defined by the presence of distant nodal metastases, and critically discusses the most employed clinical pathways.
Materials and methods
Search methods
A systematic search of literature was performed using Medline, Embase, Cochrane and Web-of-Science libraries. No year of publication restrictions were considered. Search terms were: stomach, gastric cancer, metastases, stage IV, periaortic nodes, nodal metastases, nodal classification. Preference was given to English publications. All references in selected articles were further screened.
Study selection
Articles were chosen on the basis of the abstract, if its content was related to the clinical results of surgical treatment of patients with distant nodal metastases. Papers with pathological classifications, genetic and proteomic assessment, risk factors for nodal metastases, congress presentations and letters to the editor were excluded.
Data extraction
A data extraction form was created and filled in, including study design, number of patients, intervention type/with special reference to nodal dissection (D1 vs. D2 vs. D3), post-operative complications, overall and disease free survival. For statistical analysis, it was considered significant P<0.05, when published.
The titles and abstracts of 84 articles were screened separately by two authors (Gian Luca Baiocchi, Sarah Molfino) for eligibility. In addition, 68 articles were excluded because their abstracts were unavailable (n=12), because they were irrelevant to the goal (n=42), or because metastases rate was described, without reference to the treatment (n=14). This resulted in 16 articles, 5 of which were further excluded after full text examination (1 was only available in the abstract form, 2 were comments to other papers, 2 included also patients without distant nodal metastases, without the possibility of extracting the subgroup which the paper is committed on). The remaining 11 articles were fully analyzed (4-15).
Official Japanese guidelines suggest to limit the D2 lymphadenectomy to stations 1–7, 8a, 9, 10, 11p, 11d and 12a (when total gastrectomy is necessary) and to stations 1–7, 8a, 9, 11p, 12a (in cases of need of distal gastrectomy). Most extended lymphadenectomy (variably called D2+ or D3) is not included in the 2010 Japanese guidelines (2,3). However, some rare series from Western Centers suggested at pathological analysis that distant, not locoregional nodes are in some cases involved by cancer as the only tumor burden. A study performed by the Italian Research Group for Gastric Cancer (IRGGC) analyzed the incidence of lymph nodal metastases in every singular nodal basin, and related those data with the T stage and the site of the primary tumor: station 16 nodes were involved in 38% of T4-upper third, in 30% of all upper third cancers, in 12% of middle third cancers and in 9% of distal third cancers (4). Another study showed that almost half of these cases were negative for further peritoneal and haematogenous disease, so they may be, from a theoretical point of view, suitable for R0 surgery (5). On the other side, a Chinese series of 872 cases aimed at analyzing the risk factors for survival in metastatic cases treated by surgery. The included period was 1993–2008. Both haematogenous and distant nodal cancer involvement were included. The authors finally concluded that patients with distant nodal-only disease (stage IV for nodal involvement) could be operated on and pathological R0 operation represented a significant prognostic factor for overall survival (6). The recent Regatta study seems to conclude in the opposite way, but it deserves some criticisms; the most important, which hampers its utility in the present paper, is that in the surgical group only gastrectomy + D1 limphadenectomy was performed, thus the intervention was by definition R2, really palliative (7). Furthermore, a study specifically aimed at investigating if the surgical stress could worsen the oncological results per se, concluded in a negative way: the survival was 381 and 181 days, respectively, in patients undergoing and not undergoing surgery; hospital mortality was 3.4% and 15.9%, respectively (8).
Discussion and conclusions
Stage IV tumours clearly have poor prognosis, thus the role of surgical treatment is limited. However, no prospective randomized studies are available (with the exception of the REGATTA trial, already mentioned); usually the oncologists would not send those patients for surgical consultation, mainly because post-operative morbidity and mortality are relevant in the setting of metastatic disease. On the other side, we are still unable to exclude the likelihood of medium term survival of a stage IV patient, undergoing R0 surgery and chemotherapy. In a recent paper from Korea including 273 patients with metastatic disease treated by chemotherapy first, 42 were received at the end R0 gastric + metastatic disease resection, and 12 (4.3% of the whole series) were alive without disease after a median follow-up of 29.1 months (9). Unfortunately, we have got only limited risk factors to be taken into consideration in the decision-making process: from a study published in 2012 including patients with distant metastases, at multivariate analysis nor the extent of liver disease, nor gender, age, tumor site, Borrmann type, T, N, P, the multiple metastatic sites, grading and extent of gastrectomy, were independently related to the overall survival (10). However, some recent papers underline that interesting survival rates may be expected in selected cases: from a wide retrospective analysis of the MD Anderson Cancer Center files, 82 cases undergoing surgery out of 7,484 patients with stage IV gastric cancer [1995–2012] were recruited. The 5-years OS was 42% in patients with only positive cytology, 13% in patients with overt carcinomatosis, 34% in patients with distant metastatic nodes, and 20% in patients with hepatic metastases (11).
In this scenario, the case of patients with distant, periaortic and retropancreatic (stations 13 and 16, respectively) nodal metastases should be critically reviewed by a subgroup analysis. Those cases are one of the most important fields of divergence between Easters and Western approach: while in Far East the dissection of nodes in these areas is nearly neglected, in Western Centers the nodal dissection is frequently enlarged to the retropancreatic and to the periaortic nodes. This is true especially for those centers having high volume of gastric cancer cases. We are observing an interesting phenomenon from a historical point of view; while 30 years ago the Japanese surgeons sustained an aggressive surgical approach to gastric cancer, which was subsequently accepted in the rest of the world, Western surgeons are actually more aggressive in this dissection nowadays than their Eastern counterpart. Other recently published papers, investigating Krukenberg tumors, margin infiltration and surgery in old patients, included as subgroup analysis number of patients with distant positive nodes, whose survival was not statistically different (when lymphadenectomy was done) from patients without nodal metastases in those basins (16-18).
In conclusion, the most recent guidelines suggest, in selected cases and in centers showing high volume and expertise, to take into consideration the dissection of distant nodes (especially periaortic nodes) (19,20). There is the need for a further RCT on this topic, comparing standard D2 and experimental D3 both in patients without and with evident nodal metastases in the periaortic area. Very far nodal metastases, such as axillary, inguinal and clavicular nodes, are clearly really haematogenous metastases, with poor prognosis and no-sense for surgical dissection.
This paper was funded by RICERCHIAMO Onlus-Brescia, Italy.
Conflicts of Interest: The authors have no conflicts of interest to declare.
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- Japanese Gastric Cancer Association. Japanese classification of gastric carcinoma: 3rd English edition. Gastric Cancer 2011;14:101-12. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Japanese Gastric Cancer Association. Japanese gastric cancer treatment guidelines 2010 (ver. 3). Gastric Cancer 2011;14:113-23. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Di Leo A, Marrelli D, Roviello F, et al. Lymph node involvement in gastric cancer for different tumor sites and T stage: Italian Research Group for Gastric Cancer (IRGGC) experience. J Gastrointest Surg 2007;11:1146-53. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- De Manzoni G, Di Leo A, Borzellino G, et al. Para-aortic lymph node involvement in gastric adenocarcinoma. Ann Chir 2001;126:302-6; discussion 306-7. [PubMed]
- Chen S, Li YF, Feng XY, et al. Significance of palliative gastrectomy for late-stage gastric cancer patients. J Surg Oncol 2012;106:862-71. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Fujitani K, Yang HK, Mizusawa J, et al. Gastrectomy plus chemotherapy versus chemotherapy alone for advanced gastric cancer with a single non-curable factor (REGATTA): a phase 3, randomised controlled trial. Lancet Oncol 2016;17:309-18. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Moriwaki Y, Kunisaki C, Kobayashi S, et al. Does the surgical stress associated with palliative resection for patients with incurable gastric cancer with distant metastasis shorten their survival? Hepatogastroenterology 2004;51:872-5. [PubMed]
- Kim KH, Lee KW, Baek SK, et al. Survival benefit of gastrectomy ± metastasectomy in patients with metastatic gastric cancer receiving chemotherapy. Gastric Cancer 2011;14:130-8. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Li C, Yan M, Zhu ZG. Nonpalliative surgical resection for gastric cancer patients with distant metastasis. J Invest Surg 2012;25:100-6. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Badgwell B, Roy-Chowdhuri S, Chiang YJ, et al. Long-term survival in patients with metastatic gastric and gastroesophageal cancer treated with surgery. J Surg Oncol 2015;111:875-81. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Novotny AR, Reim D, Friess HM, et al. Secondary gastrectomy for stage IV gastroesophageal adenocarcinoma after induction-chemotherapy. Langenbecks Arch Surg 2014;399:773-81. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Sheen-Chen SM, Chou CW, Chen MC, et al. Adenocarcinoma in the middle third of the stomach--an evaluation for the prognostic significance of clinicopathological features. Hepatogastroenterology 1997;44:1488-94. [PubMed]
- Sun Z, Wang ZN, Zhu GL, et al. Advanced gastric cancer with early cancer macroscopic appearance: is it worthy of D2 lymphadenectomy? Ann Surg Oncol 2010;17:1278-90. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Morita S, Fukagawa T, Fujiwara H, et al. The clinical significance of para-aortic nodal dissection for advanced gastric cancer. Eur J Surg Oncol 2016;42:1448-54. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Rosa F, Marrelli D, Morgagni P, et al. Krukenberg Tumors of Gastric Origin: The Rationale of Surgical Resection and Perioperative Treatments in a Multicenter Western Experience. World J Surg 2016;40:921-8. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- Bissolati M, Desio M, Rosa F, et al. Risk factor analysis for involvement of resection margins in gastric and esophagogastric junction cancer: an Italian multicenter study. Gastric Cancer 2016. [Epub ahead of print]. [PubMed]
- Rausei S, Ruspi L, Rosa F, et al. Extended lymphadenectomy in elderly and/or highly co-morbid gastric cancer patients: A retrospective multicenter study. Eur J Surg Oncol 2016;42:1881-1889. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- De Manzoni G, Baiocchi GL, Framarini M, et al. The SIC-GIRCG 2013 Consensus Conference on Gastric Cancer. Updates Surg 2014;66:1-6. [Crossref] [PubMed]
- De Manzoni G, Marrelli D, Baiocchi GL, et al. The Italian Research Group for Gastric Cancer (GIRCG) guidelines for gastric cancer staging and treatment: 2015. Gastric Cancer 2016. [Epub ahead of print]. [PubMed]
Cite this article as: Baiocchi GL, Celotti A, Molfino S, Baggi P, Tarasconi A, Baronio G, Arru L, Gheza F, Tiberio G, Portolani N. Distant nodal metastasis: is it always an unresectable disease? Transl Gastroenterol Hepatol 2017;2:1.


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Drupps performs well at XPRIZE, first round
Water Abundance XPRIZE, first round, is now completed. Drupps competed in tough winter (temperature average 0*C) conditions in Lund, Sweden, as one of few teams competing below temperature 10*C.
The Drupps team, competing with Drupps BLUE equipped with one humidity absorbing A80-unit, produced freshwater equalling 4.0 m3/day in more beneficial weather conditions of 25*C. A fantastic result.
Drupps demonstrated a powerful, fully scalable and non-weather-dependent technology for robust and performing freshwater production.
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Thank you for visiting my personal website.
I have been a Common Councilman for the Ward of Walbrook in the City of London since 2013 representing the views and issues of businesses and residents in the Ward. This website gives you more information about my aims, priorities, interests and activities. Do please explore via the Menu.
I have worked in or been closely connected with the City or "Square Mile" for the last 28 years. My interest in, and experience of, the City of London is as deep as it is broad.
I am currently Chief Executive of Keepmoat, the UKs largest builder of affordable housing for first time buyers.
I serve as a non-executive board member of the Housing & Finance Institute (HFI) an accelerator hub that works with industry and public sector partners to increase housing supply to help stimulate the new affordable homes that the UK needs. I also sit on the City of London's Housing Delivery committee which is looking at how the City delivers 3,750 new affordable homes for Londoners.
I started my career training and qualifying as a chartered accountant with PricewaterhouseCoopers in London where I specialised in financial services. I then spent 10 years in banking in the City at HSBC and Deutsche Bank advising companies, raising capital and focussing on the transport sector. In that time I spent 3 years advising the ANC led transitional government of South Africa.
After banking I worked for Smiths Group plc, the UK based international engineering group. Prior to joining Keepmoat, I was finance director of DTZ (now part of Cushman & Wakefield), the property services firm, based in Walbrook in the Old Stock Exchange Tower.
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For 12 years I was also a volunteer police officer, or Special Constable, with the City of London Police where I regularly dealt first hand with crime and crime prevention as a police officer patrolling the streets of the City and sometimes outside of it. In 2007 I was awarded Special Constable of the Year by the City Police. I am now Deputy Chairman of the Police Committee of the City of London Police which acts in the capacity as the local police authority.
I am also Deputy Chairman of the Board of Governors of the City of London School and I am on the development committee of an educational charity supporting students and teaching at Oxford University.
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Heroes' ex-patriot Bryan Fuller and X-Men director Bryan Singer are adapting the Augusten Burroughs novel Sellevision for NBC. All this according to Variety.
NBC stated that Fuller's departure from running the Heroes writing room was due to his development deal with NBC, and now he's cashing in on it as he's also got another script, a half-hour comedy, in the works there.
Sellevision will be an hour-long drama that "revolves around the inner workings at a fictional home shopping channel."
"We were all big fans of Augusten and the book, and we all got along great," Fuller said about his collaboration with Singer and former Home Shopping Network head Mark Bozek, who had previously tried to turn Sellevision into a show starring Kristin Davis and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
Fuller stated that Sellevison won't "satirize the home-shopping genre" but instead will be more grounded.


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A Debt Relief Notice (DRN) is one of three new measures contained in the Personal Insolvency Bill 2012 which was published by the Irish Government in 2012.
A Debt Relief Notice will allow for the write off of qualifying debt up to €35,000, subject to a three years supervision period, for insolvent persons who have 'no income - no assets' and who have no prospects of being able to pay off their debts in the next five years. Applications for a Debt Relief Notice have to be submitted by an authorized intermediary body on behalf of the debtor to a new Insolvency Service.
The disposable income limit is €60 per month after reasonable living expenses are paid and the assets limit is €400 excluding one motor vehicle with a value of no more than €5,000 and also excluding essential household appliances and tools required for employment or business. Excluded debts include taxes, court fines, family maintenance payments and service charge arrears.
Only one Debt Relief Notice is allowed in a lifetime and it is not allowed within five years of completing a Debt Settlement Arrangement or a Personal Insolvency Arrangement, the other two new personal insolvency measures being introduced in the bill.
The debtor must not apply for credit of more than €650 within the three years term, without informing the person providing the credit of the Debt Relief Notice.
Should the debtor's income increase by more than €250 per month or if he or she receives gifts or windfalls of more than €500 during the three years term of the Debt Relief Notice, the debtor may be required to make payments to creditors via the Insolvency Service. At the end of the three years term, the Debt Relief Notice terminates, all qualifying debts are discharged and the debtor's name is removed from the Register of Debt Relief Notices which is to be established and maintained by the Insolvency Service.
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Bands you only need to own one album by, and which album
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Bloc Party - Silent Alarm
At The Drive-In - Relationship of Command
Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights
Television - Marquee Moon
The Mars Volta - whatever the first one was called
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
Debussy - Suite Bergamesque
Joanna Newsom - The Milk Eyed Mender
Refused - the one everyone has with the fella chucking a stone on the cover
- meths this'd this
- jeanpierre_papin, andyvine, noise_ramones, gromulant, and -dan- this'd this
there's a guitar
and a woman being held upside-down
never registered at all before now
disagree with Joanna Newsome
'Ys' is probably the album I'd say was essential, Have One On Me would be close if it wasn't 3 hours long.
with you on that
Newsom being noodly bores me
- OvertakenByTractors this'd this
I only listen to north korean music
- chadders, TommyWalshsEcoHouse, Parsefone, ZooKeepersBoy, and 8stepstoperfection this'd this
that joke/reference really doesn't get old does it?
just solid 5+ This^s every time
- PowerCorruptionNPies this'd this
- Si_Badvibes and Icarus-Smicarus this'd this
Manowar - Hail To England
- rhubarb this'd this
Why? It's a great album
you aren't seriously suggesting the other ones are worth owning are you :O
- jeanpierre_papin this'd this
Painfully indie sentiments.
also almost entirely wrong sentiments.
^ forgot to log in as brusma2
busted, chumpParsefone this'd this
nah mate
make believe
Death The False Metal
Presidents of the United States of America - Presidents of the United States of America
Arab Strap - The weekend never starts around here
Kinks - Village green preservation society
The The - Soul Mining
every album the PotUSA is brilliant
EVERY single one*
*except maybe the covers and other stuff one.
Im a big fan of II and pure frosting (and to a point freaked out and small)
but if you only got PotUSA you wouldnt *really* be missing much
You sure you want to overlook Infected?
I suppose it has aged a lot though
I like all the the's output
but apart from the first, they do sound dated!
Kings of Leon - A-Ha Shake Heartbreak
I appreciate this is a pretty standard opinion, but as long as I live, I'll never understood where they pulled that album from.
Is that the one with 'knocked up' on?
I think I'm a big fan of kings of Leon without owning anything. Same with Coldplay, you just sort of absorb all of their work by osmosis.
The Stone Roses & The Sex Pistols
Plus Altern-8: Full On.... Mask Hysteria
Romance Is Boring - Los Campesinos!
Holy Bible - Manics