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I stamped the same four flowers once each on white cardstock and punched them with the Stampin' Up! Pansy Punch to create the cluster across the top, and added some leaf die cuts from my stash. I created a multi-loop bow from the gorgeous Gold Crown ribbon and finished it with several loops of gold thread and a vintage button.
I stamped the sentiment on pink cardstock that matched the card base, cut it with a SB die and layered it on a slightly larger die cut. I left the inside blank to use as a note card, and simply layered a white panel on a dark pink panel and adhered it to the card base.
I'm happy to enter this card into the following challenges:
- Sister Act Card Challenge: #101 - Anything Goes
- Card Mania Challenges: CMC#67 - Flowers
- Sisters of Craft: April Anything Goes Challenge
- Pile It On: #63 - Die Cuts and/or Punches
- Loves Rubberstamps: #146 - Anything Goes
- Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenge Blog: #222 - Anything Goes
- Little Red Wagon: #284 - Spring is in the Air
- Stampotique Designer Challenge: #190 - Stitches
- Clear It Out Challenge Blog: Theme-Anything Goes/Stash-Anything Goes
- Fan-Tastic Tuesday: #80 - Anything Goes With A Twist ... Use a Die or a Punch
- Inky Chicks: #49 - Stitching (Real or Faux)
- Party Time Tuesdays: #197 - Anything Goes
- Artistic Inspirations: #128 Anything Goes With A Twist of Flowers
- Craft Your Passion Challenges: #256 - Anything Goes
- Cardstock/Paper: GKD Pure Luxury Bubblegum Pink and White, DCWV Multi-Stack Reds, Marco's Venicelux Gold Metallic, Kaiser Craft Confetti double-sided paper
- Stamps: Stampin' Up! Flower Shop stamp set
- Ink: Stampin' Up! Strawberry Slush, Wild Wasabi, Marina Mist and Crushed Curry
- Dies/Punches: Spellbinders Curved A2 Matting Basics A & B, Stampin' Up! Pansy Punch
- Accessories: 3 Girl JAM Gold Crown ribbon from the Royal Bundle and Vintage Button, gold thread, Lil Sew & Sew, leaf die cuts from stash, tiny white flat-back pearls


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Hi everyone! If you've been paying attention to our Facebook wall, or if you have visited our office recently, then you know that we spent the month of April raising money for the South Carolina Autism Society. On May 4th at the West Columbia Riverwalk, thousands of people gathered to participate in the Midlands Strides for Autism walk. Our team from Davis Orthodontics were right there with them! Thanks to participation from our patients, we were able to raise over $850.00 for the cause. An additional $100.00 in donations was raised from local dentists who partnered with us. That means that between our two locations, 170 patients chose blue bands on their braces to spread Autism Awareness! We are so grateful, and proud of our patients!
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The Saturday morning of the event the Davis group gathered at the Riverwalk, in VERY cold weather and harsh wind, wearing our Blue Davis Orthodontics tie-dyed shirts. We had a table at the event where we handed out toothbrushes and pencils to walk participants! So many people showed up to support the cause of Autism awareness! It was very encouraging to see how many of our Midlands residents care about such an important cause, and were willing to walk for awareness despite the nasty weather. Currently the South Carolina Autism Society is showing that over $32,000.00 was raised from donations. This does not include money from sponsors, and registered event walkers! We are thrilled that we were able to take part in such a great event!
|the proud Davis Orthodontic team (including family members with 2 and 4 legs!)
For more information on autism spectrum disorder, autism awareness, or the Strides for Autism, please visit the South Carolina Autism Society website.

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TLDR: How I would live in a shattered C2, with 1 account and get rich (well C2 level rich)!
Camping; When well off people act like the homeless people. Homeless people just get to do it year round and in less pretty settings, but its essentially the same thing.
Well C2 Shattered wormholes give us this opportunity to do it in EVE.
What do we know about C2 shattered wormholes?
One – They can only be accessed in destroyer, frigate or artificially mass reduced ships like heavy interdictors.
Two—They seem to be filled with far more sigs/anoms then your average C2. I'm just guessing on this, but it sounded good.
Three – No moons means no POS's allowed. This creates an interesting challenge for anyone who wishes to live in one. This is where the camping trip comes in.
Its clear that CCP doesn't really want people to live long term in a shattered hole, so lets do exactly the opposite just to say we did.
The Ship:
For the following days of you being in the hole, you need a ship that can withstand c2 sleeper level damage, I chose the Onyx Heavy Interdictor. But Spear it won't fit! (how many times i wished I heard that.:sadface: ) it will if you activate your Warp Disruption field generator. This trick has been used for going light through holes for years, now we can use it to squeze through destroyer/frig size entrances. :)
low slot 0" type="Shield Power Relay II"
low slot 1" type="Shield Power Relay II"
low slot 2" type="Ballistic Control System II"
low slot 2" type="Ballistic Control System II"
"med slot 0" type="Adaptive Invulnerability Field II"
"med slot 1" type="Pithum C-Type EM Ward Amplifier"
"med slot 2" type="Experimental 10MN Microwarpdrive I"
"med slot 3" type="Phased Weapon Navigation Array Generation Extron"
"med slot 4" type="Pithum C-Type Explosive Deflection Amplifier"
"med slot 5" type="Pithum C-Type EM Ward Amplifier"
"hi slot 0" type="Heavy Missile Launcher II"
"hi slot 1" type="Heavy Missile Launcher II"
"hi slot 2" type="Heavy Missile Launcher II"
"hi slot 3" type="Heavy Missile Launcher II"
"hi slot 4" type="Heavy Missile Launcher II"
"hi slot 5" type="Warp Disruption Field Generator I"
"rig slot 0" type="Medium Anti-EM Screen Reinforcer I"
"rig slot 1" type="Medium Anti-Explosive Screen Reinforcer I"
qty="200" slot="cargo" type="Scourge Precision Heavy Missile"
EDIT!--- Someone on reddit reminded me that C2 Shattered have a C6 wolf rayet star efffect on small weapons. So if you swap out the heavy missiles with rapid lights, you can push out around
600+ DPS 900 DPS!! at 44k -- This also increases your chance of living from a gank.. not many tackle ships could handled that level of blap. Good suggestion -- Chenal
EDIT!--- Someone on reddit reminded me that C2 Shattered have a C6 wolf rayet star efffect on small weapons. So if you swap out the heavy missiles with rapid lights, you can push out around
I'm sure you could alter this to taste but remember you might not be fighting just sleepers. A frig/destroyer/Heavy Interdictor gang may drop on you, so best be prepared.
The cost of this ship comes in around 452 million isk, which is significant, but the hull price of the Onyx is 390 of that, which I think is wrong or altered in some way (markets are weird sometimes).
62m isk is the cost of the fittings. I went with Pith C because they are reasonable to me for 23m a piece. I'm sure you could get this level of resistances from active resist mods, but some sleepers neut and that might alter its tanking ability.
You could swap out some of the BCS II for more tank, or less SPR II for less regen, whatever works for you.
Camping trip Equipment (You may need a couple trips from your staging point to the wormhole to get fully established, but I doubt it)
Move in fit items.
These are items that you will only use when you are moving to and from the C2 hole.
4 – Expanded Cargohold II – This boosts the cargo capacity of this Onyx to 1,190 m3.. which is a lot for a combat ship.
1—Improved Cloak – This you won't use on a regular basis, you will just use it when you are moving in, setting up or if you suspect there are hostiles in your C2 Shattered camping spot.
2 – Mobile Depot. (more about those later)
1 – Core Probe Launcher
1 – Mobile tractor unit
16 – Core probes (Sister probes if you can afford them)
Ammo! LOTS OF AMMO! This one factor will determine how long you can stay in your camping spot.
2 – Anchorable cans. (I forget the size but which ever one is like 300m3 I want to say small?)
1 – Hacking module (these are optional because your ship isn't really set up for data sites, but in case you felt the urge to try it doesn't take up much room and it might be fun)
1—Archeology module (same reason as Hacking module)
Move in Steps:
1. Once the hole is found. You should have your ship and kit already for your adventure.
2. Take your Onyx fit with a cloak and Expanded cargohold II's, and head on in. You will need your warp field generator to get through the frigate only entrance. Turn it on… and slide on in !Now you just brought a cruiser into a frigate only hole!
3. First thing, make safe book marks all over the C2. These will be what you want to warp to if you suspect there are hostiles chasing you. If you are wondering how to make a "safe Spot" here's how. As you are warping between two points, say the Sun and planet 10. Open up your people and places tab. As you are in warp between those two points, create a book mart for "this spot". This will book mark your mid warp location, which is unique to the bookmark you have and no one else. You then warp back to that spot and you will notice you are not near anything else that could be easily warped to. Make lots of these, some you use for running away from people, some you will use for your anchorable items.
4. Select two safes that you created for your 2 anchorable containers. You might be able to get away with 1, but it adds risk and you may run out of room for your sweet loots. Why anchorable cans, and not use mobile depots? Mobile depots can be scanned down with combat probes, anchorable cans can't. These cans will be floating in space when you're logged off, holding all your harvested treasures and it would suck if someone found them. Limit your warping to these containers as much as possible, think of them as a saftey depost box filled with passports, cash, important things you won't need till you're leaving.
5. Next make an entirely different safe spot for one of your mobile depot. This will be your modual swapping box where you fit your cloak, remove your expanded cargo hold II, store ammo and less critical items. If its scanned down while you are online and doing a site then for whatever reason camped by people for 24 hours (not likely but possible) you can write everything off in that can and consider it GG and go home. This mobile depo will only be anchored and out while you are online. You will scoop this thing before you log off for the day.
6. Once you have all your book marks set up, your small anchorable cans set up, its time to start payin the bills!
Normal Day to Day.
You will be safe logging off at a safe spot every day. You should log off with your cloak fit on your ship, and all your equipment in your cargo hold.
You can skip these steps if you want to increase your risk level, though not recommended. You then warp to your mobile depot refitting spot.
Drop your mobile depot, move your in hold items into the mobile depot, refit your ship for whatever you plan on doing.
If its scanning, fit a scanner and cloak.
If its sleeper sites, refit for tank/DPS. Drop your mobile tractor unit. Kill the sleepers, scoop the tractor unit, book mark a wreck to come back to when its time to salvage.
If its time to salvage, refit for salvage. Since you will be warping back to a site with all the wrecks on top of each other, you can just sit there and salvage without moving.
Once you have loot, warp to the anchorable cans and drop the loot off. Come back to the refitting mobile depot pick up all your things and log off.
You are essentially living/camping in a home, collecting sweet sleeper stuff and for the most part don't really need to worry about a T3 rape gang coming in to ruin your day.
Important thing to remember. NEVER and I mean NEVER remove the extra depot from your cargohold. Or the cloak, probe launcher or probes. If the shit hits the fan and everything goes south, you will need those things to get your ship out of the hole long after the threat has given up on finding you. Don't be that guy!
Threats—Remember it's a frig/destroyer/HIC hole so the only thing you really need to worry about is those types of ships. Stay vigilant and watch that D-scan. If someone does warp on grid, align to a safe, activate that warp drive, shoot off the tackle and do your best. You will be in the biggest class of ship that can be brought to the field so, they will need to blob you to kill you. If you do make it out from the first tackle attempt, bounce to those safes and wait out your weapons timers. Watch for combat probes on D-scan, limit your D-scan to 1au. The second those probes are seen within 1 AU warp to the next safe spot.
Once your weapons timer is off, warp to a safe and log off.
Remember the goal of this is do it with 1 account/character, to say you did it and to make some isk, but accomplishing what few people ever thought was possible.
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The original history of V.(Z) /KG 40, 'Bloody Biscay', is just about due for a reprint from Crecy. However if you already have the old text then you might like to consider this much more colourful edition just published by Lela Presse in their Batailles Aeriennes quarterly series. Entitled 'Wolves over the Atlantic', this French-language 100-page A-4 format soft back monograph features new photographic material, super Thierry Dekker artwork and a fifteen-page 'presentation' of the Junkers Ju 88 C-6 with photos and handbook drawings from the archive of Jean-Louis Roba - all for just 12 euros..
V.(Z)/KG 40 was the Zerstörergruppe or heavy fighter wing of KG 40 and was initially established with a complement of three Staffeln to which a fourth was later added. The unit's long range fighters were chiefly deployed on U-boot and shipping escort protection sorties over and across the Bay of Biscay, where vessels of all types could potentially come under attack from RAF Coastal Command and US Air Force aircraft.
A formation flight of Ju 88 C-6 machines of 14./KG 40 seen in the late spring/early summer of 1943 over southern France. The aircraft in the shot are "F8+OY" and "F8+LY". A number of the Staffel's aircraft typically wore this light camo finish.
Above; Oblt. Kurt Necesany and his crew flew 14./KG 40's 500th Feindflug or combat sortie on 21 May 1943 and were duly feted on their return home to Lorient by their Staffel comrades in front of their Ju 88 C-6 "F8+RY". They were presented with flowers and a sign reading: "Congratulations on the 500th combat flight"..
Of the unit's other leading pilots, Lt. Knud Gmelin of 13./KG 40 brought down an RAF B-24 Liberator on 3 September 1943. On 18 September 1943 the Rotte of Oblt. Dieter Meister and Lt. Knud Gmelin of 13./KG 40 encountered a Horsa cargo glider under tow by a Halifax. Both pilots lined up firing passes on the four-engine machine which promptly cast off the glider. The Halifax came under heavy fire from Lt. Gmelin, but managed to escape. Oblt. Meister finished off the Horsa glider.
The nose armament of the Ju 88 C Zerstörer (eg "F8+MX" of 13./KG 40 in early 1943 in Bordeaux-Merignac) typically comprised three MG 17 7,9 mm in the upper nose and a single MG 15 7,9 mm mounted in the lower nose.


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How to make a brown frame shine and give it a place in the sun. The old boring, brown wooden or wooden look frames had their place in the sun back in the day, now it is time to make them shine.
The brown frames look old and worn and they don't fit our décor style. While you are painting something using white paint just give the boring, brown frame a coat or two of the white paint. You will be amazed at how the brown frame will shine and take on a new life.
And don't forget there are so many shades of white. Have you noticed the blue, yellow or red tints in the various whites at the paint store?
I can't say for sure never having worked with the popular ready made chalk paints but I bet each brand has their own formula mixture for white. But I think that is what makes it interesting to have all of the white frames painted in the different shades of white. Then put them in a grouping.
What started me thinking about it is when I painted the frames t on the vintage pictures white, using my DIY chalk paint. I couldn't believe how clean and updated they looked. After painting the frames I distressed and finished up by waxing .
Then I started looking through my stash and decided to try painting other old brown frames. This one is living on the end table in my great room. It gives the table interest and is visually pleasing now that it isn't the brown wood.
As a challenge to myself I started painting and updating old brown frames to make them shine. Actually one was a bulletin board framed in red but it still needed a make over. I took printed burlap and recovered the bulletin board. What a difference.
Another brown frame became a little message board or jewerly holder. I painted it white, lightly distressed and waxed and then stapled chicken wire in the opening. I also clipped small clothes pins on it to jazz it up.
Are you up to the challenge? Besides updating the brown frames and making them shine, they can be cute little gifts for just about anyone.


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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Book Blogger Hop
Each week Christine at Crazy-for-Books.com posts a new topic and encourages book bloggers to post on that topic. The goal is to get book bloggers interested in each others blogs and find new readers and new things to read. I won't be participating every week, but I may do a few from time to time. This week's topic is "Post a link to a favorite post or book review that you have written in the past three months."
Probably the favorite book review I've done over the past three months is the The Curse of Capastrano / The Mark of Zorro, but since that one was done just this week, I'll choose The Woman in White as my recent favorite.
When I re-launched this site after a year's hiatus, I wanted to come back with a book I really loved, but one I would have never read if I hadn't been looking for free audiobooks. The Woman in White fit the bill perfectly. The story is suspenseful, the characters memorable, and the reading is excellent. The length is a bit daunting, but listening a little bit at a time while doing chores really makes the time go by. I hope you'll enjoy the review and leave me a comment to let me know you visited.
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- Inspired Kathy said...
I LOVE audio books!
Just stopping by for the Blog Hop. I couldn't find a follow link so I subscribed in google reader. I've got some great giveaways this week. Hope you'll stop by to visit.
~Inspired Kathy
I Am A Reader, Not A Writer
Giveaway Links:
Over The Moon by Diane Daniels.
The Aristobrats by Jennifer Solow.
The Maze Runner by James Dashner.
- September 9, 2010 at 9:43 PM
- Lora1967 said...
Just hopping by checking out the sites :) Please come visit at: http://readforyourfuture.blogspot.com
- September 9, 2010 at 11:06 PM
- Jennifer said...
Love your blog. I gave up on sites like Librivox a long time ago - it was too frustrating to try to find something that interested me, that was also fun to listen to. I'm looking forward to browsing through your old posts!
- September 9, 2010 at 11:17 PM
- pussreboots said...
The Mark of Zorro was a fun book for me to review as well. I wrote that review two years ago, I think.
Happy Friday. Come see what my favorite review is.
- September 10, 2010 at 3:38 PM
- Deepali said...
The only audio books I ve read are the Dark Tower series by S. King.
Always put me to sleep, that voice ;)
if I had to pick up one other book to listen to, to give audio another go, which one would you recommend?
e-Volving Books
- September 11, 2010 at 2:48 AM
- Listener said...
Thanks, all who commented. I've visited your blogs as well and tried to leave comments where the feeling struck me.
@Deepali - Since you like YA and fantasy, I'd recommend Treasure Island or The Lost World. You can also see some of my favorites under the "Best Of" tab at the top of the main page.
- September 11, 2010 at 9:06 AM


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Christine Luken, the Coupon Queen, is back to dispel some myths and give us some solid ways to save money on healthy foods. After Christine's last guest post, it was clear we have some very discerning fans that are looking for ways to make products that are good for them also good for the budget. ~D.S.
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There's a myth floating around out there that I am constantly trying to dispel. It goes something like this: "I'm eating healthy/organic/gluten-free, and there aren't any coupons for the food I eat." Or: "The only coupons I see out there are for processed and packaged foods."
Let me set the record straight: You can eat healthy AND save money! The two are not mutually exclusive.
Now, it's true that there are many coupons out there for products like Pop-Tarts, Rice-A-Roni, and Frosted Flakes. However, there are also coupons and deals to be had for Kashi Frozen Dinners, Cascadian Farms cereal, Udi's Gluten Free Bread, and all-natural Luna Bars. You just need to know where to find them!
The first strategy you need to follow to save money on healthy food is to buy it when it's on sale with coupons. Then you need to stock up on it so you have it on hand when it's not on sale. This is known in couponing circles as "stockpiling." Stockpiling does not mean you designate an entire room in your house to food storage. It simply means that you buy enough to last until the next sale. Never buy more of an item than your family will use before it expires. Things like organic cereal and granola bars have a reasonably long shelf life. You can freeze extra loaves of gluten-free bread when it goes on sale.
So where do you find coupons for organic and gluten-free products? It's true that there aren't too many of these in the Sunday paper (although you might spot a few.) The best ones I've found are online. Coupons.com frequently has printable coupons for Kashi products. With printable coupons, you can typically print two of any coupon per month per computer. So if you both you and your spouse have laptops and your kids have a desktop computer, you can potentially print six of the same coupon. You can also have friends and family members print some for you. Another great website for printable healthy coupons is MamboSpouts.com. I also recommend that you follow Organic Deals on Facebook. I frequently re-post deals they share for organic and gluten-free products.
Another way to get multiple coupons for healthy food is to search for them on E-Bay. Just type in the product name and coupon in the E-Bay search bar. There are quite a few "coupon clipping services" on E-Bay that will cut the coupons for you so that you can pay a few bucks for ten to twenty of a coupon. Let me give you a real-life example of this. Just a few weeks ago, I went to E-Bay and purchased twenty 50-cents off coupons for Luna Bars, an all-natural, 80% organic energy bar for women, for $6 shipped. My local Kroger doubles coupons so these are actually worth $1 for me. Guess what? Kroger sells Luna bars for 99 cents each. I use my coupons (usually five or ten at a time) to get my energy bars for free! My cost for the Luna bars was $6 for twenty, which is 30 cents a bar. 70% off isn't too bad! Sometimes, people in other parts of the country, like Colorado and California, will get organic coupons in their Sunday papers that I wouldn't get here in Cincinnati. Just make sure you are buying from a reputable seller with a good rating and that you're buying original manufacturer's coupons.
Do you have a favorite brand of organic or gluten-free food? If you write or email the manufacturer singing the praises of their products, they will frequently send you free coupons! It's also a great idea to sign up for your favorite brands' email lists and follow them on Facebook or Twitter. They frequently reward loyal followers and subscribers with printable coupons and free samples.
One last tip to reduce the cost of eating healthy is to use coupons for your non-food items. Even if you have a hard time finding good deals on your organic and gluten-free food, you can still use coupons to get your toilet paper, garbage bags, deodorant, shaving cream, dish washing liquid, and fabric softener for less. Now you can eat healthy without emptying your wallet!
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Christine Luken is a Coupon Queen, Financial Coach, and author of the e-book, Confessions of a Coupon Queen: Secrets Retailers Don't Want You to Know. Christine has a passion for helping families save money so they can build up their savings and pay off their debt. In her spare time, you can find Christine on the golf course, at the mall shopping for shoes (coupons in hand!), or at home watching cage fighting with her husband. You can find her on her website or email her directly.


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26 December 2013
Shivers and Shivs for Christmas
Murder for Christmas, edited by Thomas Godfrey
This one has been turning up on remainder tables for years, but when it was finally offered at $2 I finally broke down and bought it. It collects some classic mystery stories like Christie's "Adventure of the Christmas Pudding" (with Hercule Poirot), the standard Sherlock Holmes "Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle," the Lord Peter Wimsey country house story "The Necklace of Pearls," even an O. Henry crime story "A Chaparral Christmas Gift." As a collection of classic mysteries set at Christmas, it pretty much achieves the goal, although some of the mysteries have nothing to do with Christmas—some of them are just set during snow storms or have Christmas as a periphery reference. The Woody Allen story, "Mr. Big," I thought, was dumb, but then I've never been a Woody Allen fan. Damon Runyon has never much been a big favorite of mine, either, but your mileage may vary and you may enjoy "Dancing Dan's Christmas," which takes place in his universe of petty crooks. I had never read either Ngaio Marsh or Georges Simeon, and quite enjoyed both the Roderick Allyn tale and the Maigret story, the latter which involved a little girl with less-than-savory family, a topic still in the news today.
As a bargain book, I think it is worth it.
Just to note, mystery readers, this edition was originally published in the 1980s and re-released in 2007. This year a new book, The Big Book of Christmas Mysteries was released. You may wonder if it's worth bothering with this one. Well, actually, yes, only a dozen, more or less, of the stories in this book appear in The Big Book, and this book has stories not in that newer book, too. Who knows, you just may be a Woody Allen fan!
Jotted down with a jingle by Linda at 3:10:00 PM
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Ali Courtney's first impression of Robert Wilder when they met at a University of South Carolina football game in 2013? "I thought he was the best looking thing I had ever seen!" she recalls. Though the then-Columbia residents went their separate ways after chatting throughout the game, fate soon intervened in a surprising way. While Ali was at the dentist a few weeks later, her doc said he knew of a guy who would be perfect for her. When he mentioned his name, Ali realized it was the same fellow she'd met at the Gamecocks game earlier that fall. When Robert visited the dentist a few weeks after that, the doc suggested he take Ali on a date—an idea that he happily followed through on. That first date led to a year and a half of dating, during which the couple moved to Mount Pleasant, where Robert works as a real estate developer and Ali is a model and real estate agent. On June 6, 2015, Ali arrived to Lowndes Grove Plantation for what she thought was a photo shoot for Gwynn's of Mount Pleasant. "As I walked onto the grounds, I thought to myself, 'what a beautiful way to spend a Saturday!'" says Ali. "The setting reminded me of a fairytale—from the picnic spread with champagne and fruit to the backdrop of the Ashley River and the 200-year-old oak trees." The "shoot" began per usual, with the photographer snapping shots of Ali in the picturesque setting, but after a few minutes Ali heard Robert's voice behind her. Confused, she turned around to find him proposing on bended knee. The happy pair will exchange vows on June 18, 2016, at the very same venue where they got engaged.
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Singer Chris Brown's outburst earlier this week after his Good Morning America interview likely cost him his publicist, Tammy Brook. She reportedly left Brown in the dust shortly after the GMA meltdown. Honestly at this point, who would want to be Brown's publicist? Can't imagine that would be an easy gig.
According to the New York Post's "Page Six," Chris Brown's spokeswoman decided she "will no longer represent him." Though no official reason was given, one would assume it's because she has a volatile client with some serious anger management issues. The Post says Brook "couldn't be reached for comment" on the matter, likely because she was out somewhere, blowing off some steam of her own.
I'm not surprised at all, she can't afford to be involved with his childish immature actions. I'm sure that Chris Brown is surrounded by enablers team that condone all his actions. He clearly suffers some mental disorder. Instead of simply apologizing for something that happened two years ago he preferred to break a window and apologize for doing the same thing he did to Rihanna's head.


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At 2.30 PM 1500 miles West of Australia, German armed merchant cruiser Thor stops Australian liner SS Nankin (carrying general cargo, 180 crew and 162 passengers, including 23 naval and military passengers and 38 women and children) with shellfire (2 crew killed). Nankin's Captain abandons ship to prevent loss of life and attempts to scuttle by opening the sea cocks. Nankin is captured by a boarding party from Thor and renamed Leuthen.
US General Wainwright on Corregidor fears a Japanese massacre of his troops there, unless all US resistance in the Philippines ends. Under orders from Wainwright, US General Sharp surrenders all US and Filipino forces on Mindanao and elsewhere in the Philippines.
In the Gulf of Mexico 40 miles off Louisiana, U-506 torpedoes US tanker MV Aurora (1 killed, 49 survivors abandon ship in 2 boats and 3 rafts) which is towed to Algiers, Louisiana, and repaired. 300 miles off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, U-333 sinks British SS Clan Skene (9 killed, 73 survivors picked up by US destroyer USS McKean and landed at San Juan, Puerto Rico). 35 miles off Nova Scotia, U-588 sinks British SS Kitty´s Brook (9 killed, 25 survivors make land at Lockeport, Nova Scotia).
Crimea, USSR. German 11th Army continues to advance against Soviet troops on the Kerch Peninsula. Luftwaffe aircraft sink Soviet vessel Chernomorets evacuating 500 wounded troops from the Crimea (all hands lost).
Mediterranean. British minelayer HMS Welshman, disguised as a French destroyer, arrives at Grand Harbour at Malta with RAF personnel and 240 tons of stores. HMS Welshman detonates 2 mines with her paravanes, sustaining some damage and returns to Gibraltar and then to Britain for repairs. In Operation MG2, British destroyers HMS Kipling, Jackal, Jervis and Lively leave Alexandria, Egypt, to intercept an Italian convoy to Benghazi.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Day 983 May 10, 1942
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The new Cub Cadet MINI-RIDER LR2 NR76 delivers the same strength, durability and cutting performance as the larger rider models; but in a more compact design. With the luxurious hydrostatic transmission and the exclusive steering-wheel system you have optimum control during the operation.
Bag Capacity: 200l
Cutting Height Range: 5 positions 38-95 mm
Cutting Width: 76cm/30″
Mowing area in M2/h: 1,200
Cylinders: Single
Displacement: 420cc
Engine: Cub Cadet OHV
Power: 8.2Kw / 2,900rpm
Transmission: Hydrostatic
Warranty: 3 Year Conditional


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Wednesday, September 8, 2010
deco vs folk...
Cute is not one of the words I'd use when describing Art Deco style... but trying to incorporate 'cute' into Art Deco was fun. I think I've come up with the Folk Deco...
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- chinamommy said...
adorable!! I love your style so much!!!
- September 8, 2010 at 8:22 PM
- rigel said...
this is super. i'm totally on board with your folk deco stylin' :)
- September 8, 2010 at 8:25 PM
- Oni said...
So nice...I'm intensely jealous.
- September 8, 2010 at 9:16 PM
- Carolyn Gavin said...
gorgeous. i love it blown up and enlarged so you see 1 little area in a large way.
- September 8, 2010 at 10:17 PM
- Sharon said...
each time you post a pattern it is my new favourite - it is amazing to mne how you keep them coming!
- September 9, 2010 at 12:27 AM
- genie espinosa said...
impressive! as you always do! good job!
- September 9, 2010 at 2:00 AM
- Marián Lario said...
Congratulations Helen
all your work is beautiful, I love the pictures you put with that particular vision of things as you have,
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The step by step illustrations for children
- September 9, 2010 at 3:44 PM
- Naomi Broudo said...
Hi Helen,
I absolutely love your work. I stop by now and then to see what you are up to. Decided today to subscribe so that I can keep up to date with your fabric (and other) designs. Very inspiring!
- September 10, 2010 at 12:23 AM
- marie-louise said...
Super, wonderful... I like your expression so much!
- September 11, 2010 at 11:10 AM
- Alexandra said...
love your work! :)
- September 30, 2010 at 6:33 PM
- ozgrkdn said...
Thanks for These beautiful works ,I love all ..
- October 5, 2010 at 11:29 AM
- www.sofas.nom.es said...
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Friday, April 1, 2011
Baby Got Back
Posted by Kristin Yac at 10:05 AM
Labels: Fashion
10 comments:
In love w that short white dress! Can I have her tan too?ReplyDelete
super cute... i need a good back in 5 weeks. I might show Adam these pictures and say "give me this"! xxooReplyDelete
That bra is too cute! I love bows.ReplyDelete
Ah what a great blog, so glad I found it. I love the bows, especially that little white dress. I'd love it if you'd check out my blog!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 1, 2011 at 1:20 PM
love.love open backsReplyDelete
xoxo em
and open back is so sexy..great pics! hope you have a lovely weekend, dear!ReplyDelete
Oh wow... Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
oh my these are so pretty and sexy at the same time! Love it!ReplyDelete
love that bow underwear! looks a little like a swim bottom i've seen before.. (but also, she is flashing the town!)ReplyDelete
LOVE THIS POST!ReplyDelete
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The background is 1/4" lines and inside the trapunto wreaths, a 3/8" grid is done on the diagonal. The 3/8" grid will be repeated on the outer side of the border to tie it all together.
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The background is 1/4" lines and inside the trapunto wreaths, a 3/8" grid is done on the diagonal. The 3/8" grid will be repeated on the outer side of the border to tie it all together.
41 comments:
- Sue said...
Wow!! Thats all I can say. You must be very proud of what you have done. It is gorgeous. I will be taking a look at all the things you have unlined - like the ruler and the pen!
I know how hard it is to get those lines straight, having done it myself.
- July 25, 2012 at 8:47 AM
- Pinkadot Quilts said...
Janet your quilting is exquisite! Your patience is going to make this a masterpiece!
I need to try out those pens too.
- July 25, 2012 at 9:01 AM
- Janet said...
Your quilting is amazing!!!I imagine the lines went awry for quilters of the past as well :0) It looks incredibly beautiful to me. I love the echo quilting on the leaves as well.
I'm still plugging away at my vines too and loving every minute of it :0)
- July 25, 2012 at 9:19 AM
- Stephanie said...
I shall never get bored seeing your amazing quilting on this quilt. Your quilt is as divine as the original. I have a historic antique quilt book I checked out of the library recently. The vine quilt is in it. I thought of you.
- July 25, 2012 at 9:31 AM
I'm always excited to see your post due to OUTSTANDING workmanship!
- July 25, 2012 at 9:39 AM
- Karen - Quilts...etc. said...
beautiful, beautiful - marking the lines is always a pain and I almost always get off center a bit.
- July 25, 2012 at 10:04 AM
- YankeeQuilter said...
Looking gorgeous! I try and make myself mark my quilt totally before basting but I always either miss something or have a late add...
- July 25, 2012 at 10:20 AM
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
Incredible work Janet!
- July 25, 2012 at 10:22 AM
- Glenn Dragone said...
great work!!!
Now, I'm on the hunt for the Berol markers. LOL
- July 25, 2012 at 10:24 AM
- Sue said...
I always get so inspired when I see your work. This is just so beautiful!
- July 25, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- Sujata Shah said...
I am always learning something from you! I think this quilt has to be one of my favorites in the Blogland.
Just amazing!
- July 25, 2012 at 11:12 AM
- taylorsoutback said...
Oh Janet - your quilting lines don't look astray at all! What a gorgeous surface texture you are creating. Will have to check out the June Taylor ruler - it might help with my Cherry Tree quilt. You always share the best information. Thank you.
Pat on the road to Alaska in Beautiful British Columbia
- July 25, 2012 at 11:20 AM
- Kim said...
Just dropping in to see how you are coming along with trailing vines.
Are you doing all the applique by hand?
I've looked through your blog and directions but I don't see how you are making the different types of leaves....can you help direct me?
This quilt is just stunning.
Are you still making progress on your red and white Just takes 2 sew along?
Thanks and Happy Sewing
- July 25, 2012 at 11:37 AM
- Oops-Lah said...
It looks amazing, Janet! And I've never seen a ruler like this. I've got a couple of June Tailor's ruler's with slits for cutting though and love them.
- July 25, 2012 at 11:41 AM
- Mimi said...
Janet, I am so thoroughly impressed with your quilts, your quilting and color choices. I think I have to agree with you though, I hate to mark a quilt and that is probably why I haven't done any near the amount of hand quilting that I would probably really enjoy if I liked marking. Maybe someday when I have lots of time to spare.
- July 25, 2012 at 12:14 PM
- Barb said...
Your quilt is going to be sooooo fabulous!!
- July 25, 2012 at 12:44 PM
- Adele said...
Loved watching this quilt grow into something fab....and your quilting stitches are to die for.....what batting/wadding do you use to get them that small????
Adele xx
- July 25, 2012 at 3:06 PM
- Cathy said...
Your work is breathtaking Janet, a true heirloom in the making. As are you incredible vines. xo
- July 25, 2012 at 3:14 PM
- Lurline said...
Just checked out the antique, Janet - wow! amazingly priced. Just think, your heirloom is close to a finish, magnificent!
Big hugs - Lurline.
- July 25, 2012 at 3:49 PM
- Shirley said...
What a pity there is no information on the quilter who made the original. At least your quilt will be well documented and is equally as stunning. The quilting lines look pretty impressive to me Janet and a great idea to use the ruler for marking. I am following Dorothy's progress on her vines and both are stunning.
- July 25, 2012 at 5:16 PM
- Rachaeldaisy said...
Thanks for the link. It's wonderful how you are recreating history with your beautiful work.. We're so lucky that we get to see you make this amazing quilt!! And the Vines quilt too.
- July 25, 2012 at 6:03 PM
- MONA said...
Excellent workmanship, Janet! Love seeing your quilts!
- July 25, 2012 at 6:42 PM
- Fischtown Lady said...
You´re quilting is excellent! I love it! Now I looking for the Grit marker. I thing i need it for myself. Thank You for the tip!
Greetings, Marita from Germany
- July 25, 2012 at 10:34 PM
- Karen said...
It's looking great!! I also love using the grid maker, but mine does slide. I will defintely use your tip about the masking tape - not sure why I never thought of it!! Thanks Janet :).
- July 25, 2012 at 11:11 PM
- Lori said...
Grid marker? What a fantastic idea!! The quilt is looking mighty fine!
- July 25, 2012 at 11:46 PM
- Martha said...
I am completely blown away by both of these quilts. They are so beautiful and your stitching is amazing. You inspire me to challenge myself as a quilter.
I bought the Berol pens (love them), and now I'm going to get the grid marker -- thanks for the tips.
- July 26, 2012 at 12:30 AM
- Carrie P. said...
Janet, you are such an inspriation. just gorgeous!
- July 26, 2012 at 2:48 AM
- Barb said...
looks like a great tool for us hand quilters!
Thanks for the links.
- July 26, 2012 at 3:05 AM
- Tim Latimer said...
absolutely beautiful! And so fun to see the antique as well.....Your version is a real tribute to the original!
- July 26, 2012 at 5:48 AM
- Carla A Few Of My Favorite Things said...
This quilt is going to be spectacular!
- July 26, 2012 at 12:18 PM
- Salley said...
Maestro Janet! your quilt is looking amazing,........ and thankyou for the links.... that long gone quiltmaker had the tiniest of applique stitches...it was lovely to see this old quilt up so close.
- July 26, 2012 at 4:43 PM
- Annemart Berendse said...
Hi Janet, May I give you an advice on the background grid from a NQA/IQA/AQS blue ribbon best of show winner (Ted Storm)? She never does the grid fully. If she wants a 1/4 inch grid she first does the inch lines, quilt them. Then draw the half inch line, quilt them. And then draw the 1/4 inch line. That way any inconsistency can't be a big thing. But if you draw the grid at once and then quilt it, the quilting influences the distance of the lines next to it. And that might differ. Even if you draw the lines as even as possible.
Hope that helps!
- July 26, 2012 at 5:02 PM
- Annemart Berendse said...
Having that said, your quilting is really beautiful and I love your work!!!
- July 26, 2012 at 5:02 PM
- Brown Dirt Cottage said...
It's coming along nicely Janet. What a treasure and great accomplishment you will have one day!! I.LIKE.
- July 27, 2012 at 1:07 AM
- Thimbleanna said...
Wow Janet! That quilt is SO gorgeous. You're amazing!!!
- July 27, 2012 at 12:28 PM
thanks for sharing.
- July 27, 2012 at 4:34 PM
- strega bugiarda said...
Brava, magnifici lavori...voglio imparare..voglio imparare... voglio imparare...;-))
Un abbraccio
- July 28, 2012 at 2:00 AM
- Ann-Mari said...
So beautiful work, love it. Your blog is very inspirational.
- July 29, 2012 at 7:56 AM
- Quayquilter said...
I have been using those Berol pens for more than a decade and have had no problems with marks - they wash out. I avoid the red and royal blue after testing on muslin, though. My most used are brown, grey, turquoise, pink and green.
- July 30, 2012 at 7:38 AM
- Quilter Kathy said...
Such a neat marking tool...I've never seen it before. Thanks for posting it.
- July 30, 2012 at 12:13 PM
- Alice said...
I have never marked a grid on anything bigger than a crib quilt and find that difficult enough - even if I mark it before basting. I love Annemart's comment and think that would work really well.
- July 30, 2012 at 9:54 PM


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Buetow and her husband, George Heynen, moved to Eastlake in 1994, first as renters and then, in 1998, as homeowners. Buetow says she was surprised to discover that her children might not be allowed to attend TOPS@Seward School, which is just a few blocks from their home. TOPS is an alternative school that draws from all over the city and there were very few slots at the time for Eastlake kids.
Buetow soon connected with Jules James, a long-time Eastlake resident who had been working on the TOPS@Seward issue for years, trying to find a way to get more Eastlake kids into the school. Because local kids couldn't easily get into Seward, the neighborhood in 1998 had few families with children.
"I only knew two families with kids," Buetow recalls.
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"A good school does not make a good system," she says. "Out city can't be healthy if the schools are not healthy."
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Kwazii is one of the best drivers on the Octopod. As he befits a pirate and an old fashioned sailor Kwazii believes in many different kinds of sea monsters and legendary beasts, in fact he believes in so many that he's also considered the crew's cryptozoologist instead of just a lieutenant. Oftentimes he seems to try and scare his crewmate Peso the most with his spooky stories. And usually his tales have some basis in fact, such as Vampire Squid and mantis shrimp. He's hot-blooded and is considered to be one of the bravest of the Octonauts, but it was revealed that he does have a fear of spiders and has a soft heart for cute small animals, especially the babies. He doesn't like cleaning and he is not very fond of science either.
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Kwazii has orange fur, freckles, blue boots, a blue collar, a yellow muzzle, a pink nose, a small tear in his right ear and mostly wears an eyepatch over his right eye. Unlike real cats, Kwazii has no whiskers.
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- "I seem to be bumpin' into a lot of penguins today." (Octonauts and The Emperor Penguins)
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- Baby Dolphin
- Pete the Parrotfish
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- Kwazii hates cold and getting up early (although he does like staying up late).
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the youngest of eight children of William and Hannah Kilner. In 1841. Charles came to this country with William
Gibson and was to work on a farm in Shelby, for Gibson, but Gibson not liking the country, returned to England.
At the same time when Charles came, his oldest brother, John, who had been living in what is now called East Shelby,
for several years, had been horfie to England to make a visit, and returned to this country with Charles, two married
sisters and their families. Charles made his home with his sister. His brother, being a cabinet maker, he worked
in the shop with him, occasionally working for the farmers in that vicinity by the day. In July of the next year
his father and family came to Shelby. That same season his father bought forty acres in what is now called West
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18th March 2014
Hello and welcome to ENews 2014-02.
The headlines for this issue:-
The harvester soon will be ready
Earning its keep shifting weed
Update on what has been happening
Solution for the Cheapside screed?
Trees have been felled around Wallbridge
The Logging Team gathered them in
Saul's hosting a Pageant in August
New venture – so where to begin?
Now, please read on for the stories behind those headlines.
The weed harvester is getting to the point where the mechanicals are done and it's time to turn to the equipment it needs.
Now – some of the required items are specific to boating whilst others are more generic and may be be lying around unloved in sheds/garages.
As you will see from the list the requirements are varied and cover safety, navigation, maintenance and operational needs – such as hauling out motorbikes, shopping trolleys and the like – as well as coping with stray vegetation.
The list looks like this:
– 2 x mooring ropes, 10 to 12 metre
– Wooden pole, 10 to 12 foot (metric sizes also acceptable…)
– Boat hook
– Pitchfork/garden fork
– Long-handled slasher
– Wire cutters/bolt cutters
– Long-handled brush/broom
– Gardening knife
– Air horn, hand-held, aerosol type
– Fire extinguisher, 1 kg powder, ABC rated (needs to be "in date")*
– Grease gun
– Jerry can, 10 to 20 litres, suitable for diesel
– Holdall, big enough to hold three lifejackets plus a few other bits and bobs
(*With the noted exception of the fire extinguisher the condition of the items is unimportant as long as they are functional.)
The Harvester-in-Chief is Ian Moody. Ian would be delighted to hear from you if a search of your shed/garage reveals any of these items that are surplus to your requirements. Ian can be contacted by email, email@example.com
For those of you who may be new to the area or indeed to the restoration, all the locations referred to below are within what is know as Phase 1A of the restoration. This is the stretch of the Cotswold Canals that lies between the Ocean (behind Stonehouse Court Hotel) in the west to the Bowbridge area on the eastern side of Stroud on the A419.
A map of the whole 36-mile route can be found at http://www.cotswoldcanals.com/media/Cotswold%20Canals%20Map%202010.1.pdf
My thanks to Stroud District Council's Dave Marshall for most of the following update.
Dudbridge: Work to rebuild the collapsed part of Dudbridge Lower Lock was completed last month. Since then CCT volunteers from Western Depot and the Tuesday & Thursday Groups have successfully completed the laying of well over 50 tonnes of concrete. (For more on this story see http://www.cotswoldcanals.com/pages/posts/concrete-solution-628.php )
Wallbridge Lower Lock: Three contracts have been put out to tender:-
– construction of the lock bypass/fishpass (and dredging above the lock)
– restoration of the lock itself
– the dredging of the canal below the lock.
Tenders need to be in by the 27th March and contractors have been invited to make their own suggestions on sequencing and timing in order to carry out the work in the most cost-effective way. In the meantime, Waterway Recovery Group volunteers from across the country have felled trees on the site and these were removed by volunteers from the CCT's Western Depot to supplement their successful log sales operation. (See story below)
After further examination and discussion with the Heritage Lottery Fund, the channel between the two locks will be dredged to 1.2m; any deeper would risk destabilising the slope on the offside.
Cheapside: Discussions with the Canal & River Trust have revealed a possible solution to the problems of getting the canal through this section, where landslips have occurred in the past. A product known as Nicospan involves a textile membrane, anchored by posts and ropes. Material from the canal is then deposited behind the membrane. This may prove to be a very cost-effective solution.
Capel's Mill: Planting work is well underway in a joint scheme between SDC and the Stroud Valleys Project (SVP). External funding has been obtained by SVP and a Volunteer Manager appointed. SVP will be delivering an integrated environmental improvement and training package.
Bowbridge: Work on building a retaining wall below the vets' surgery is due to start shortly. Once the concrete has been poured by the contractor, volunteers will finish the job with interlocking 'porcupine' blocks as used at Dudbridge. Once completed, SDC-led volunteers will begin restoring the lock itself.
The Search for a Sculptor competition referred to in ENews 2014-01 resulted in 28 entries being received. The winner will work with Pangolin Editions based at Chalford to design and make a sculpture, which will be fabricated using recycled bronze and other materials. The winner will receive a £2500 bursary from the company. Judging will take place this month and the winner should be announced on 28th March.
As you will have gathered from the piece above on Wallbridge Lower Lock, rather a significant amount of sycamore was felled into the hands of the Western Depot Logging Team recently.
Sycamore is considered to be one of the better woods for burning so the WDLT are currently busy cutting and splitting this into suitably-sized logs for their Log Delivery Service.
THE WOOD IS UNSEASONED. Nevertheless it should be ready for burning by the Autumn………….so why not consider having a delivery and laying some down now in readiness?
For further information and details of the pricing structure, load volumes, delivery dates/options etc please go to http://www.cotswoldcanals.com/pages/log-sales-and-deliveries.php
Deliveries from both Western Depot at Eastington and Eastern Depot near Latton will continue throughout the summer months, although not on such a regular basis as they are over winter.
The IWA has announced a boating event to be held at Saul Junction over the August Bank Holiday weekend this year, running from Saturday 23rd – Monday 25th August.
There's more about what is referred to as the "Saul Waterways Pageant" on the CCT website at http://www.cotswoldcanals.com/pages/posts/august-bank-holiday-boating-event-at-saul-630.php
For further information (including contact details) about any items marked by an asterisk, please go to www.cct.teamconnect.org.uk and the Message Boards that can be found on the Activities and Rosters page. To become a registered volunteer follow the Register Me Now link.
Mondays and Wednesdays from 09:00*: Maintenance activity at Western Depot Eastington.
Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 09:00*: Maintenance activity at Eastern Depot Eisey.
Tuesdays from 10:00: Work Parties at Griffins Mill Lock
Thursdays from 10:00: Introductory volunteer sessions aimed at those new to volunteering. Meet Wallbridge Visitor Centre. Existing CCT volunteers more than welcome.
19th – Wildlife Walk from Saul Visitor Centre, 09:45. CCT Members £2, non members £3. Not suitable for dogs!
19th – Eastern Branch meeting Trout Inn Lechlade from 19:30. Talk by Lou Vertessy "Exploring Southwest France by Boat"
25th – Construction Action Group meeting at 19:30 at Down Ampney Village Hall.
6th – Work Party at Dudbridge Locks* (Work Parties Stonehouse-Daneway Message Board)
8th – Noggin n Natter at the Ale House, Stroud from 19:30
16th – Eastern Branch meeting Trout Inn Lechlade from 19:30
20th – Work Party at Dudbridge Locks* (Work Parties Stonehouse-Daneway Message Board)
22nd – Construction Action Group Meeting at Wallbridge Visitor Centre, 19:30
4th – Work Party at Dudbridge Locks* (Work Parties Stonehouse-Daneway Message Board)
6th – Noggin n Natter at the Ale House, Stroud from 19:30
13th -'Stroudwater Session' at Fromebridge Mill Whitminster 19:30
21st – Eastern Branch meeting Trout Inn Lechlade from 19:30
25th – Work Party at Dudbridge Locks* (Work Parties Stonehouse-Daneway Message Board)
27th – Construction Action Group Meeting at Down Ampney Village Hall, 19:30
If you have any item you consider newsworthy then please send me an email, although I would ask you to bear in mind that I always look for a connection with the Stroudwater, Thames and Severn or the CCT before considering any article for publication.
Any and all feedback – preferably good, but bad as well – is more than welcome.
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Out west we go to begin our week. The trip is to the foothills of the Sierras and the capital of Nevada. What kind of weather can we expect out there?
At 1055PM, MT, Carson City was reporting a temperature of 82 degrees with clear skies. Dew points in the mid 30s reflected a dry environment at the western end of the Great Basin. A very weak upper level trough was found over the eastern Great Basin, leading to some surface cylcogenesis. This will lead to high elevation convection in the Rockies, Wasatch and Colorado Plateau, but there isn't enough moisture to fold back to Carson City.
Over the Sirerras, a thermal ridge will set up, forcing the surface reflection of the upper feature even further to the east. Not only will the capital area remain dry, but the eastern part of the state will begin to stabilize as well.
Tomorrow – Sunny, High 90, Low 49
Tuesday – Sunny, High 91, Low 47
TWC: Tomorrow – Mostly sunny, High 89, Low 51
Tuesday – Mostly Sunny, High 90, Low 50
AW: Tomorrow – Warm with brilliant sunshine High 87, Low 49
Tuesday – Sunny and warm High 88, Low 48
NWS: Tomorrow – Sunny High 91, Low 49
Tuesday – Sunny High 91, Low 48
WB: Tomorrow – Sunny High 89, Low 50
Tuesday – Sunny High 89, Low 49
WN: Tomorrow – Mostly Sunny High 91, Low 48
Tuesday – Mostly Sunny High 93, Low 48
FIO: Tomorrow – Clear throughout the day. High 84, Low 51
Tuesday – Clear throughout the day. High 84 Low 50
That Forecast.io was a real surprise. Everyone else, save for Accuweather was exceeding model guidance with they forecast, so this is an odd choice to go so cool. WE can see some storms flaring up over the eastern part of Nevada right now.


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'TEN' worthy of a '10' at Gift Theater
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Variety. Economy. Wit. Pathos. Timeliness. Spontaneity. Talent. Intimacy. Individuality of voice. Make a list of the many different things that make live theater spring to life and, to varying degrees, you will find them all among the 10 short world premiere pieces — a mix of playlets, improvs and readings — that comprise the 2017 edition of "TEN," The Gift Theatre's now annual spice box of a season opener.
Highly recommended
When: Through Jan. 15
Where: Gift Theatre, 4802 N. Milwaukee
Tickets: $10
Info: www.thegifttheatre.org
Run time: 2 hours and 15 minutes, with one intermission
A program ideal for those with short attention spans and eclectic taste, "TEN" is much like Chicago weather, so if you don't like any particular entry, be assured things will change in about 10 minutes.
While many of the pieces in the current edition play off the state of the world (and humanity) at this troubling moment in history, several of the best of them also are evergreen. And there is this bonus element: The presence of The Gift's droll artistic director, Michael Patrick Thornton, who some TV network might want to tap as a late night talk show host.
"TEN" opens on the very dark side with Jose Nateras' "Warrior," directed by Vanessa Stalling. At the center of the piece is a young man (the remarkable Daniel Kyri, who first caught my attention in the Chicago Shakespeare Theater production of "Tug of War"), who is trying to hold on while being interrogated and electro-shocked by his interrogator (Christopher Michael Meister, who does nothing but flash possibly incriminating photos). During the ordeal he finds some solace in the imaginary arrival of Xena (Alexia Jasmene), the warrior princess of TV fame.
The program closer is "Arrangement for Red Bicycle and No Piano," a magical piece by Will Eno [best known as the author of the monologue "Thom Pain (based on nothing)"] — directed by Marti Lyons. Perhaps best described as a Beckett-like, poetic-philosophical riff for an Everyman in the guise of two wheels and a handlebar, it puts a red bicycle in the spotlight, but it is Thornton's deftly disguised live voice-over from the wings that is the star. Eno and Thornton combine to capture existentialism in all its "unbearable lightness" (and weight). Beguiling and moving all at once.
Between these bookend pieces are a number of other gems.
An entry from giftLIT, a project devised to keep the oral storytelling tradition alive, features Jennifer Rumberger reading a wonderfully written piece about her Florida childhood as part of a large, penniless family, and the death of her beautiful but troubled teenage sister whose funeral brings together a number of distracting and unwanted relatives.
"Love, America," Amina Henry's of-the-moment yet ever-surprising two-hander (deftly directed by Samuel Roberson) is set in a sports bar where a guy (Jay Worthington), a zealous Trump supporter with white supremacist ties and a volatile personality, suddenly proposes to his girlfriend (Becca Savoy), a divorced mom whose ex is African-American, and whose child is biracial. The two performances are first rate, as is the play's ideally ambiguous ending.
Ambiguity also is at work in Eva Anderson's cleverly imagined play, "Bye, Chuck," directed by Lexi Saunders. It features Vincent Mahler as a middle-aged father of two who is emptying his desk after just being fired from the company where he has worked for many years, and Allie Long as the flirty and rather unstable younger woman who comes to bid him goodbye. Without giving anything away, it should be said there is more than meets the eye here.
The past returns for a reckoning in Paul D'Addario's "A Little Feat," directed by Phoebe Sullivan-Bing. Lindsey Page Morton plays an award-winning, verbally imaginative children's book author who chats up a guy who looks like an aging hipster (played by Peter DeFaria). As it turns out, they knew each other at college, and the circumstances under which they parted remain troubling for her in this play that delivers a perfect punchline.
Dealing with the past also is the theme of Lekethia Dalcoe's lyrical, yearning play, "Butterflies in the Midst," in which the lovely Kiayla Jackson mourns the loss of her troubled true love (David Lawrence Hamilton). And very much in the present is the rebellious rapper girl (high-energy Hannah Toriumi, in a whirlwind of a performance directed by Darci Nalepa) who arrives in a red Trump cap turned backwards for Ed Flynn's fired up piece of political protest, "They Are Decided."
Finally, a few words about the audience-initiated improv (by The Gift's Natural Gas Ensemble) that quickly put The Second City to shame. It will never be repeated, but let the record note that it dished out the tastiest of satires with an Olive Garden restaurant as backdrop, and a storyline about an improv group that dubbed itself "The Czech-Ins." And there was plenty more where that came from.


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NewStar will also host a webcast/conference call to discuss the results on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 at 10:00am Eastern Time. All interested parties are invited to participate via telephone or webcast, which will be hosted through the Investor Relations section of the website at www.newstarfin.com. Please visit the website to register for the webcast and test your connection prior to the call. You can also access the conference call by dialing 877-755-7419 approximately 5-10 minutes prior to the call. International callers should dial 973-200-3080. All callers should reference "NewStar Financial."
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2017 NewsMarch 2, 2017
Our Farm to School Lunch program is now feeding about 400 students per week between the Syringa Mountain School, Trinity Mountain School, The Montessori School in Ketchum and the Sage School. We are very excited to announce, in partnership with The Local Food Alliance, that we added The Community School to our Farm to School…Read the Rest »
The Local Food Alliance
We are very excited to announce that The Local Food Alliance will now be the non-profit arm of the WRSC We have been working with this incredible organization for the last three years in getting the Farm to School lunch programs in place and also the not be missed fall event, The Harvest Fest, along…Read the Rest »
Christmas Carryout 2016 – Taking Orders through 12/21 at noonDecember 16, 2016
Vogel Farms Organic Turkeys $4.25 per lb ($50 deposit required) 8 Turkeys left All items below will feed between 4 to 6 people Orders need to be placed by Wednesday, December 21st at noon ~ Menu ~ WRSC Sourdough & Apple Stuffing $18.00 Honey Caramelized Brussels Sprouts $20.00 Garlic Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes $16.00 Roasted…Read the Rest »
Smoked Ribs!September 9, 2015
Every Wednesday we smoke natural pork Baby Back Ribs! These items are available in limited quantities and available in halves or wholes. (Pre-Order only)
Some of Our Great Products!September 12, 2014
Double Springs Ranch Grass Fed Beef, Steaks, Roasts and Ground Beef Berkshire Pork From Desert Wind Farms Pork Chops, Roasts and Ham Kombucha House made at the WRSC Soups on with Pati Clovis Point Farms Lamb Chops, Leg of Lamb, Roast Bellevue, ID Hazelnuts & Walnuts Neecy's Granola (made at the WRSC) Quigley Honey Raw…Read the Rest »
House Made Dairy items from Raw Cow's Milk
Why Raw Cow's Milk? It has a five-fold Protective System: It destroys pathogens (anything that can cause disease) in the milk Stimulates the immune system Builds a healthy gut wall Prevents absorption of pathogens and toxins in the gut Improves nutrient assimilation Raw Cow's Milk is now only $5.50 per 1/2 gallon Made here from…Read the Rest »
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India Super Star (Ready made Indian Food Meals) Incredibly Delicious! Idahound Raw Dog Food Lizzy's Cold Pressed Coffee Hullcroft Farms Raw Goat's Milk Fall Squash from M&M Heath Canned Goods: Pickles Peaches Arabiata Sauce (Spicy Marinara) Harrissa Sauce (Moroccan Pepper Relish) Bolognese Sauce Pesto Salad Dressing Smoked Salmon Smoked Trout Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon
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We are working hard to keep our prices low and competitive. Please help us by returning your used jars. Quarts, Pints and half Pints. We will sterilize them and re-use them for honey, salad dressings, soups and more. Thank you!
Please contact us if you would like to help make the WRSC even greater!! We need help picking up products from our local farmers! If you are interested in driving to pick up milk, produce or eggs, please call at (208) 721-3114. Once a year, once a month, or once a week would be a…Read the Rest »
Summer issue of Edible Idaho South is here!June 14, 2014
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Hello! I am working on so many Christmas projects at the moment, it feels like my head should be spinning! LOL! But with 60-odd days until the jolly, big man arrives I know that I won't get a lot of it completed. sigh.. So I am making the most of my time while the kids are still at school. :)
Today I can share a layout completed from my wonderful DT kit sent to me from The Scrapbook Store. This has an older photo on it but the image is still one of my all time favourites..
"Merry & Bright"
products used: cs - kaisercraft, core'dinations; pp - MME (winter Wonderland); other - MME: layered stickers & 48 enamel dots, Fancy That Dies: mixed leaves, brad, bakers twine, mister huey's color mist, ink: versacolor, The Crafter's template; tools - typewriter, circle punches, machine stitching.
I am totally in love with the layered stickers from MME. Especially the little house. :) To me, the two houses represent the travelling we do at Christmas time. It is a nineteen hour drive to get to my mother's house and we usually travel there every second year. This was obviously Cameron's first Christmas and like I mentioned earlier... one of my favourite photos. ever. *grin*
Thanks so much for visiting. I hope your holiday projects are progressing along nicely. I'm about to start work on my December Daily soon. Wish me luck..x


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a lovely garden party on sunday evening. What better way to announce an engagement than to throw a little party in your garden with lovely food and family?
Before I go on, this is what plated food at a 'normal' Nigerian party looks like
jollof rice, fried rice, dodo (fried plantains), coleslaw and stewed beef or chicken. It's the staple arrangement.
|these dodo canapés were a winner
Tender steak strips seasoned with coriander, chilli and spring onions on a bed of grilled plantain slices.
I'm really glad people are doing what they feel comfortable with now. Every party used to be the usual… food, a dj, drinks, all under one massive canopy. This was different. Free spirits having a good time, smoothies, a wide selection of food from nigerian to Chinese. Lovely french wine, great music and kinfolk.


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School starts on Wednesday.
Then I have half yearly's in week two.
Im being sarcastic by the way.
What i wore a few days ago while paying bills and renewing contracts with my mum.
Adult life doesn't seem very fun.
On the bright side, I finally wore my jeans by Jeremy Scott for Ksubi.
Since it's just the tweed area, I couldn't really dress them up with heels or a colourful jacket because of my mum.


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A zero tolerance approach, higher fines and better enforcement is the best way to deal with those littering our streets and public areas.
That's the cross-party view of Glenrothes councillors who admitted lots of work still needed to be done if they were to bring about a "sizemic change in public behaviour" that would result in cleaner streets.
The comments came as Glenrothes Area Committee was briefed about Fife Council's current efforts in tackling the problem of litter.
Councillor John Wincott, who said those who littered showed "a lack of pride, self-awareness and manners" in areas they lived and said the Fife authority should keep searching for a worldwide solution in their fight against a "tide of litter".
"I prefer to see best practice from the likes of Denmark or Sweden," he added.
"If there is anyone in the UK or worldwide that has got a way of making sure that people don't drop litter that works then we want it here in Glenrothes."
Mark McCall, Fife Council's service manager for safer communities told councillors that around six hours of foot patrols were conducted in the town every day and that the number of officers with powers to issue fixed penalty notices had been increased from 12 to 36.
In 2015/16 there were 132 littering complaints for the Glenrothes area from a total of around 800 for the whole of Fife.
While councillors agreed that the there was no particular problem for Glenrothes when compared to other large towns in Fife, there was a number of known hotspots that caused problems for residents living in those areas.
The positioning of bins, the frequency of collection and emptying and better policing and enforcement were also discussed.
And the responsibility of fast food outlets should also be made a priority going forward, said a number of councillors.
Cllr John Beare, who said he found 39 instances of litter relating to one restaurant chain in just a 400 metre walk , said that legislative change was needed as well as more liaison between council officers and fast food operators to ensure more was being done to reduce customers from littering.
Supporting a drive for the town to do more collectively was councillor Ross Vettraino who called those who litter "environmental vandals".
"We need tougher fines if we are to change attitudes, " said Mr Vettraino.
"We must have better education for children from day one if they are to respond to their environmental responsibilities.
"Enforcement is the answer but instead we are spending money on campaigns.
" I keep my car taxed and insured because I want to do the right thing and not face being fined.
"We need tougher penalties if we are to change the mindset, this needs to be done on a larger scale that just area committee if we are to tackle the issue properly.
"However we can all do more locally too."