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I am a few weeks late posting these photos but here are the top two winners of the Nebraska State Fair quilt competition. They were beautiful and the workmanship was perfect!
The Best of Show went to this quilt made by Audrey Suiter from McCook, Nebraska. It was beautifully done and deserving of the award.
The Reserve Best of Show went to Loriann Sanders from Scottsbluff, Nebraska. Another applique quilt that was so beautiful.
Congratulations to both and to all the rest of the winners of the different classes!
The first fair in Grand Island, a small city in the center of the state, opened Aug. 27th for an 11 day run. The amazing thing is that the city of Grand Island only had 13 months to build the huge, and I mean HUGE buildings that house most of the exhibits. Here is a link to the Nebraska State Fair web page. I can't even tell you how big the buildings they put up are as they are just enormous. The facilities are state of the art!
I have heard that the livestock barns and show arena are the largest indoor facilities in the United States. I can't document that but that is what the rumor we have been hearing. The show arena is air conditioned and heated if necessary so it can be used in the winter for other shows. The Exhibition building and 4-H/FFA buildings are also air conditioned and heated so they can be used other seasons too.
The Exhibition building is where the quilts were housed this year. There is a "small" room built inside the huge building and the quilts were displayed in this room. When I say "small" I would imagine that you could put a basketball court inside that room alone.
Everyone was so excited to have a special place for the quilts but the sad thing is that a lot of them had to be folded this year. It isn't the space as there is the same amt. or more space than we have had in the past. The problem, and it is a good problem, was that there were 704 quilts entered this year. Last year there were 456 quilts entered from 177 people and this year there were 704 quilts entered by 257 people. All I could say was WOW - so many beautiful and well made quilts!
Grand Island is more centrally located in the state so it is easier for a lot of quilters to get their quilts entered. The show was great but already we need more room - what a wonderful problem.
I know the grounds are not finished yet and some more buildings are to be erected and landscaping done so who knows what the future holds. Hope it is as grand a show next year as it was this year.
I entered two quilts and they didn't receive ribbons but I knew that they would not place when I entered them. We know when we have done a good job and when there are problems. I just wanted to be able to show a couple of my quilts. The judges comments were right on...everything I already knew so it was not a surprise. She had lots of good things to say too though. (I can't imagine writing comments for 704 quilts!) I try to encourage everyone I know to enter at least one quilt as it is fun to see so many on display and it is fun to see your quilt hanging for the public to see. I always think maybe someone, somewhere might get inspiration to start quilting by seeing a quilt in a show and who knows maybe it might be one of mine that gets someone interested in quilting or trying a new technique!


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Accommodation options within 8km from Leadwood Lodge include:
Dulini River Lodge is situated within the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve which has a reputation that it offers the best game viewing you'll find in South Africa. Over 200 different species occur in abundance and the bird life is fascinating.
Inyati Game Lodge is situated on 65,000 hectares in one of the world's largest and most prestigious private conservation areas, the Sabi Sand Wildtuin, adjoining the renowned Kruger National Park. The Sand River with its golden African sunshine.
Exclusive private Game Lodge set in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Attractions include the african attmosphere, excellent service and daily programmes which keep guests busy from dawn till after dark.
The beauty of Dulini Lodge lies in the exclusivity of its luxurious accommodation. Embraced under a leafy canopy of Ebony Trees, 6 traditionally thatched suites, grace the banks of the Mabrak Riverbed.
Overlooking the expanse of the Sand River and the plains beyond, Boulders is furnished in simple luxury, using the natural materials which Africa provides in abundance.

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The American Red Cross encourages all eligible donors to give blood to support cancer patients and others during the month of October, which is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Schedule your donation appointment by using the free Blood Donor App, by visiting www.redcrossblood.org or by calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). Help save a life by participating in one of the following American Red Cross blood donation opportunities: 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 19, Palmetto Health Tuomey, 129 N. Washington St.; 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 20, USC Sumter Arts & Letters Building, 109 Miller Road; 2-7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 26, Grace Baptist Church, 219 W. Calhoun St.; and 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 28, Mount Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church, 7355 Camden Highway, Rembert.
The Mary McLeod Bethune Section of the National Council of Negro Women Inc. will meet at 5 p.m. today at Morris College. The group is soliciting new members. If interested in joining, please attend this meeting. Call Miranda Davis-Choice at (803) 651-8540.
The Mayesville Area Community Coalition will celebrate its 10th breast cancer awareness celebration on Saturday, Oct. 14, with a breast cancer walk and banquet. Sign in for the walk will be held at 7:30 a.m. at St. Mark UM Church, Mayesville, with the walk beginning at 8:30 a.m. on the Mary McLeod Bethune Nature Trail. The banquet will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. at St. Rest Apostolic Church, Mayesville. Cost is $10 per person. Call Katherina Carolina at (803) 453-5974, Neola Davis at (803) 453-6078, Margie Jefferson at (803) 453-5441 or Jessie Washington at (803) 795-9343.
Sumter High School Class of 1982 will sponsor an appreciation cookout for Sumter law enforcement and first responders from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Sumter County Health Department parking lot, 105 N. Magnolia St. This free event is to show those who sacrifice for our community that we appreciate them. Call Michael Tindal at (210) 625-2578 or Sonya Singleton at (803) 464-8494.
The Lincoln High School Alumni Association will meet at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 15, at the historical Lincoln Center cafeteria, Council Street. Call James L. Green at (803) 968-4173.
The Sumter Amateur Radio Association (SARA) will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 16, at Palmetto Health Tuomey in classroom 2. More information is available online at www.sumterhamradio.org or on the group's Facebook page.
South Carolina Legal Services will offer a FINAL free expungement workshop at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 17, at Clarendon One Community Resource Center, 1154 Fourth St., Summerton. This will be the last expungement workshop offered so you don't want to miss out on this final opportunity to put your past behind you. Come let attorneys Christina Kelly and Tiffney Love begin or continue the process of clearing your legal record. Call Kathleen L. Gibson at (803) 485-2043 or (803) 225-0832 for information about this free workshop.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 11078 of Summerton will meet at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 17, at the VFW Post on Cantey Street, directly behind First Citizens Bank. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. Call Carl A. Farley at (803) 478-7593 or (803) 460-8910.
Carolina Coin Club will meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 17, at the Parks and Recreation Department building, 155 Haynsworth St. The club meets on the third Tuesday of each month and visitors are always welcome. Call (803) 775-8840 for more information.
A "Bridging the Gap Between Spirituality and Domestic Violence" forum will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 18, at USC Sumter, Nettles Auditorium. Keynote speakers will be Valerie L. Williams, domestic violence survivor and author, and the Rev. Walter Robinson, pastor of Union Baptist Church. Open to the public and clergy are strongly encouraged to attend. Refreshments will be served. Please RSVP for the survivors reception by calling Yolanda Wilson at (803) 773-7158.
The 14th Annual Sumter Coin Show will be held 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 21, at the fellowship hall of Bethesda Church of God, 2730 Broad St. (next to the Honda dealership). Buy, sell and trade. There will be door prizes and a drawing for a gold coin. Free appraisals. Numismatic curiosities and more. Call (803) 775-8840.
Join Sumter County Active Lifestyles for a Halloween-inspired walk on Main Street on Saturday, Oct. 21. Sign-in / registration will be held at 11:30 a.m. by the old courthouse with the walk beginning promptly at noon. The walk should last approximately an hour. Water, comfortable shoes and a camera are recommended. Costumes are encouraged but not required. All costumed walkers will be eligible to get their picture on SCAL's Facebook page.
Sumter High School Class of 1978 will hold a 40th class reunion planning meeting at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 22, at the Sumter County Library, 111 N. Harvin St. Email email@example.com or join the group on Facebook.
The Sumter Branch NAACP will meet at 5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 22, at Mount Glory Baptist Church, 841 N. Main St. The public is invited.
The Sumter / Clarendon Chapter of the Building Industry of Central South Carolina will host a golf tournament on Monday, Oct. 23, at Beech Creek Golf Club, 1800 Sam Gillespie Blvd. The tournament is limited to 32 four-person teams for $300 per team. Fee includes green fees, golf cart, door prizes, drinks and dinner. Several charitable organizations will receive donations from the event. Contact Nelle Tomlinson at (803) 775-6800 or email@example.com or Ruth Ellen Hardee at (803) 256-6238 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The United Way Diamonds will hold a "Roots and Wings Workshop" from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 24, at the Sumter County Magistrate's building, 115 N. Harvin St., first floor. This free workshop is for parents and trusted adults (aunts, uncles, teachers, coaches, youth pastors, etc.) to get tips for talking with young people about love, sex and relationships. Light refreshments will be served. Diamonds is the United Way's teen pregnancy prevention program. Call Melanie Dees at (803) 773-7935, extension 113, to RSVP.
The Marine Corps birthday dinner will be held at 6 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 10, at the Restaurant at Second at the Elk's Lodge. Call Fay at (803) 775-5768 for information or reservations.
The Sumter County Veterans Association's Veterans Day program will be held on Saturday, Nov. 11, at the old Sumter County Courthouse on North Main Street. The program will begin at 11 a.m. with General Garrett of the Third Army will serve as keynote speaker. Prior to the parade, there will be a Veterans Day parade at 10 a.m. on Main Street. The program will honor all veterans, living or deceased, for the service they have given and continue to give to keep our country free. Call Larry E. Huff, chairman of the Sumter County Veterans Association, at (803) 236-1203 or (803) 494-2894 for information.


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So I got Dark Souls 3 on release and have been chipping away at it all this time; Didn't really get into it until the past week though, after clearing SQ4 (still not done with the postgame dungeon) and Maitetsu.
Translation stuff.
Playlist of videos.
Went through over half the game with a strength/intelligence build using sorcery, but because I'd gone in blind I managed to screw up pretty much every single NPC sidequest and wound up losing the guy who sells magic early on, leaving me with only shitty stuff. I did continue abusing the spell that silences footsteps and lets you fall without taking damage to take weird shortcuts and backstab everything, though. Figured I might as well start using pyromancy since I had the intelligence midway through Irthyll, and had great fun throwing chaos fireballs at things and charming enemies to fight each other.
Main weapon was a broadsword which I kept all the way to the end of Lothric Castle; I enchanted it with fire early on, then changed it to heavy later on, then finally switched to the moonlight blade at the very end (the last three bosses or so).
Stats from after defeating all the bosses, and after I respecced to play with other fancy shit for a change:
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Happy Friday! Abbey here. Mama finally let me have a post. It's so nice to talk with you directly. I'd like to thank you for visiting this blog. We are enjoying making new friends!
Since everything you know about me so far comes from Mama, I thought I'd use this post to answer any questions you have for me.
You can ask me anything. I will answer in the comments below, so be sure to check back for the answers!


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Data from pensions administrators Xafinity suggests that the proportion of those deciding to transfer their defined benefit pension after receiving a quote has increased.
Figures from a sample of firms Xafinity works with shows that during the first quarter of 2016, 562 transfer quotes were requested.
This nearly doubled to 958 for the first three months of this year, its latest data shows.
44 transfers were conducted in the first quarter of 2016, around 8 per cent of the quotes, rising to 117 in Q1 2017, or 12 per cent of quotes.
There were 51 transfers this March and a total of 327 transfer quotes, suggesting around 16 per cent of those getting a quote transferred.
While the number of transfer value quotations includes those who did end up transferring as well as those that did not, compared to March last year, this figure appears to be more like 8 per cent, as 17 transfers were completed from 204 quotes.
While in some cases a transfer value analysis report isn't required, for example transfers at normal retirement age that result in the immediate purchase of an annuity, Xafinity says most of its customers would have required a TVAS to transfer.
Xafinity head of proposition development Paul Darlow says: "Up until October last year the number of DB transfers completed was relatively stable month on month.
"However, since October last year the amount of transfer activity has increased significantly. Indeed, the number of transfers being completed has more than doubled and the trend looks set to continue with transfer values (as measured by the Xafinity Transfer Value Index) remaining high."
Darlow says the firm has also seen an increase in partial transfer requests, but that "administration complexity" for scheme providers was still the main barrier to overcome.


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Forum for the discussion of SCCY Industries Firearms including the 9mm CPX-1, CPX-2 & CPX-3 pistols.
HAMBONE wrote:just looked at your pic closer, your front frame pin is walking out.
dlb wrote:WRT the mag base gap.
I asked Jason about that when i was there recently - I too think the gap is big.
He says that the new bases were purposely desinged that way t0 eliminate the need to smack them in. Says that the mags need a little play room to get past the latch properly, and even showed me a similar gap on the XD on his hip.
parkerd wrote:Glad you are here. We were getting a little short on the SCCY can do no wrong crowd. That is exactly the point - he is a key employee of the manufacturer.
He is the chief armorer. When someone tours the factory they see a non-SCCY on his hip. If he does not feel comfortable in carrying the SCCY outside of work, that is his choice. When he is at work he needs to support the brand.
Go ahead defenders of anything SCCY - your turn.
parkerd wrote:As a matter of fact I do tell my employees how to dress and how to behave at work. When they are working they best use our products and follow our guidelines or they will be working elsewhere. Sorry that is the way life is in most organizations.
You are right, this is just my opinion, but if someone cannot positively portray the product they produce while on the job, they are a negative influence on the product and other employees. This reflects negatively on the SCCY product and the SCCY organization. If you were at work in a Ford dealership, would wearing a button "Hondas are great" be acceptable? If you work at Walmart, would wearing a Target vest be okay? If you were the SCCY rep and went to a gun show wearing a Glock t-shirt, would that be okay?
Guess what, when you are at work - it is not a free society. Otherwise every LEO would pick what fashionable uniform they felt made them feel comfortable and chic.
parkerd wrote:I tend to think that most things are more black and white than I first realized. Lack of clarity causes confusion. I am also much about loyalty.
I want SCCY to grow and succeed. In this particular case when I see the most visible representative of the company favoring a competitive firearm, it speaks of lackef loyalty, lack of common sense, and an impediment to the company's future. If you were managing that company you should feel the same way. Not is he visibly showing that he not feel his SCC Y CPX is a good EDC, he flaunts it by pulling out an XD and showing it. Exactly how do the employees of SCCY feel about that? Think it makes them feel they need to portray quality, pride, good workmanship, loyalty? Certainly not all of the SCCY problems, but one of them.
5galloncan wrote:I quickly learned to dislike the grip grooves too. The middle finger or top groove seemed to trap my middle finger between the groove and the trigger guard's rear upward slope. When firing multiple rounds, the recoil would hammer on this finger enough to bruise it. Once I figured it out, I ground the grooves completely off and put on some GT-5000 grip tape I bought on Amazon. It's not a perfect grip tape pattern, but now the trigger guard doesn't punish my finger. The handgun also feels better in my hand.
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New Images: 'Pacific Rim' Monster Blood, 'Man of Steel' Cast and 'The Wolverine' Gets Bloody
If a picture is truly worth a thousand words, this article is going to be a long one. We've got the latest stills from The Wolverine, Man of Steel and Pacific Rim for your perusal today.
We get things started with this gruesome image from Guillermo del Toro's giant monsters vs. giant robots movie, Pacific Rim. This photo turned up online this morning with the cryptic caption "This is as close as you ever want to get to Kaiju blood." Why yes, yes it is – because we find blood kinda gross and don't generally go out of our way to be near it in the first place. This is why we disappointed our mothers and avoided going to med school.
The blood in question clearly comes from the film's Kaiju, which are the giant monsters Charlie Hunnam and company will be battling. Looks more like an oil spill cleanup or the black goo from The X-Files to us, but we're still totally stoked to see this film when it finally stomps its way into theaters this summer. [via Geek Tyrant]
Your guess is as good as ours when it comes to figuring out how Zack Snyder's Superman reboot, Man of Steel, will do when it opens on June 14, but we can say this – the cast sure does look dapper.
Cinema Magazine scored a great shot of the full team – sans costumes – in its latest issue. Check it out below. [via Geek Tyrant]
From the Man of Steel to the man of Adamantium, we move from Superman to Wolverine.
While we're still eagerly awaiting the arrival of the first trailer for James Mangold's The Wolverine (reportedly due before the end of the month…), we can all tide ourselves over with these new stills from the film.
The production has released three new photos from the production, and our favorite by far has Hugh Jackman's character standing in a Japanese garden with his claws fully extended – and bloody. We already like this movie more than the first Wolverine film and we haven't actually seen anything more than pictures…
The Wolverine slashes its way into theaters on July 26. Enjoy the photo below. [via IndieWire]
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Some of the girls over at The Digichick have put together a Facebook group called the Hybrid Chick Caravan and have invited me to play along. Basically it's just participating in various card sketches and challenges around the blog world using digital papers and elements from The Digichick shop, along with whatever traditional crafting supplies you happen to have. Pretty much right up my alley!!
This week I happened across a fun sketch on The Sweetest Thing blog and decided to play along. Here's the card I made:
I'm loving the excuse to pull out the colored pencils and play again!! I'm sure you'll be seeing more from me in the days to come!
What's in it?
papers and elements from Just a Girl collab by Sugarplum Paperie & Laura Banasiak
little girl stamp is by Gorjuss - Sent With Love
ribbon is Basic Grey
cardstock base is Bazzill
little girl stamp is by Gorjuss - Sent With Love
ribbon is Basic Grey
cardstock base is Bazzill
ink is Versafine
Prismacolor pencils & gamsol to blend
Glamour Dust glitter
sketch is SSSC80
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I am not solely race, nor enviroment, nor destiny,
I am the human scientific process,
Over and over and over again.
- Michael Franti
I am... I gues I am me.
Digging a hole to pierce the heavens
Even in a grave, I can drill on.
And if I can break through, it's my victory!
Who the hell do you think I am?
I'm Simon, not my bro Kamina.
lol my favorite scene from gurren lagann
I am the terror that flaps in the night,
I am the sexiness that makes your grandmother gets moist between the legs,
I am all that is man,
I am Darkwing Duck
I am known as Valentinez Alkalinella Xifax Sicidabohertz Gombigobilla Blue Stradivari Talentrent Pierre Andri Charton-Haymoss Ivanovici Baldeus George Doitzel Kaiser III. Dont hesitate to call.
I prefer AG
I am vengeance... I am the night...
I am Nasreddin.
I sat on a river bank when someone shouted to me from the opposite side:
- "Hey! how do I get to the other side?"
- "You are on the other side!" I shouted back.
We need an applauding emoticon.
I am a part of the part that at first was all,
part of the darkness that gave birth to light,
that supercilious light which now disputes with Mother Night her ancient rank and space,
and yet can not succeed; no matter how it struggles,
it sticks to matter and can't get free.
I AM! I said. To no one there. And no one heard at all, not EVEN THE CHAIR!
I AM! I cried, I AM, said I. And I am lost, and I can't EVEN SAY WHY.
- The immortal Neil Diamond
I am an asshole masked by a cloak of civility.
I am a genius mired in the stupidity of my daily actions.
I am kind, if I have an ulterior motive.
I am relentlessly patient.
I am embarrassingly egotistical.
I am old enough to have overcome optimism.
I am the poster child for ADD.
I am supposed to be working right now.
I am the stone that builder refused
I am the visual
The inspiration that made lady sing the blues
I'm the spark that makes your idea bright
The same spark
that lights the dark
So that you can know your left from your right
I am the ballot in your box
The bullet in your gun
The inner glow that lets you know
To call your brother son
The story that just begun
The promise of what's to come
And I'm 'a remain a soldier till the war is won


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Now that it's Vacation time, I'm deleting the countdown.
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Sunday, June 8, 2008
Annie matic
This is my final project for 3D. It's probably a little confusing. So, I'll explain it best I can.
Johnson notices Terry has a ring that is 'cooler' than his, and he wants to get it. Noting that Terry currently has a lust for weight loss through Granola bars, Johnson lures him to the local Granola Bar vendor where Terry is squashed by a giant bar. Johnson grabs Terry's ring, which fell off his finger, throws his away, runs into the street, getting hit by a car.
Joe Knows what I'm talkin' 'bout.
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We're bringing in another year of art and music celebration. We were inactive after spring of 2017 getting other projects rolling behind the scenes. We're now able to sustain this vast of a vision more effectively with a few new platforms, so thank you again for the patience.
We have an art show on Saturday, January 13th. We're inviting the public to join us at Urban South Brewery. 5PM. This project features a roster of gulf-coast's rather loved creators in the tap room as a new artisan show & market. It's real inclusive, just sign-up and share the posts, tag us, etc. No vendor fees is the wave for 2018.
Starting January we will also be releasing artist features on our Ello (the creator's network) page. It will accumulate views as time goes on from the network that already explores the site. We encourage you to make the switch if you are over facebook content and would rather more of a relevant artistic news feed.
We're curating a lot of special projects this year for the tricentennial. Sign up to get our emails.


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Bathroom Vanity Mirror Photos has Publish by Nolan Williams in Category bathroom at November 26th, 2018. Tagged with bathroom vanity mirror photos.
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