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Legacy: Austria's Influence On American Skiing "Hannes Schneider & His Disciples (1940)" With the onset of World War II, Austrian ski instructors and racers were viewed with both suspicion and interest. Suspicion they might be Nazi collaborators, interest in recruiting them to teach ski and rock climbing skills to U.S. troops. D
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Antiques Roadshow "Boise, Hour Three" The final episode of Roadshow's visit to Idaho last summer has host Mark L. Walberg and appraiser Colleene Fesko at the Boise Art Museum to learn about the works of enigmatic Idaho artist James Castle. Highlights include an 1822 letter from Thomas Jefferson that documents his reading suggestions for furthering one's education, and a rare Babe Ruth Candy Club membership card, circa 1926, that details tips from the Babe himself. Part 3 of 3G
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Outdoor Idaho "Trip to the Moon" One early traveler called it the strangest 75 square miles in North America. Characterized by one of the only continental hot spots in the world, Craters of the Moon encompasses three quarters of a million acres of lava flows, sagebrush, rolling hills... and a few surprises. Part of it is managed by the National Park Service, as a national monument. And it may be as close as any of us will ever come to a trip to the moon.G
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Sesame Street "Bears Try to Hibernate" There is a porridge shortage on Sesame Street! Telly runs to tell Baby Bear, but when he finds him, he is getting ready to hibernate until springtime when there is porridge again. What is Telly supposed to do for five months without a best friend? Telly and Baby bear set up a play date for the spring when Baby Bear wakes up. Telly says goodbye and the bears try to go to sleep, but they are not tired! First, they try counting, but that does not work. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel Gets A Cold/Mom Tiger Is Sick" Daniel Gets a Cold: It's Prince Wednesday's birthday party at school! Daniel really doesn't want to miss the party, but he is not feeling very well at all. He learns that when you're sick, rest is best. Mom Tiger is Sick: It's a busy day at Daniel's house and everyone is working on something. D
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Martha Speaks "Eyes on the Skies/Camp Truman" Eyes on the Skies - Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson (Truman's #1 hero), is holding a seminar at the library. Truman becomes more and more certain that his activity partner T.D. is going to embarrass him in front of his idol. D
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Nature "The Private Life of Deer" They wander along our highways, reminders of the wilderness we have paved our way through. From coast to coast some 30 million white-tailed deer make their home in the United States.G
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Rick Steves' Europe "Florentine Delights and Tuscan Side Trips" Rick takes in more of the artistic treasures of the city that propelled Europe out of the Middle Ages. Then he takes side trips to a couple of rival cities and cultural capitals in their own right - Pisa and Luca. He marvels at the tipsy tower, circles a city on its ramparts, and enjoys some Puccini in the composer's hometown. Part 2 of 2G
7:30 am
Smart Travels - Pacific Rim With Rudy Maxa "Hong Kong" We get a Pacific Rim rush when we visit energetic, ever-changing Hong Kong. On a famous Star Ferry, Rudy savors one of the most majestic skylines on earth. Here, where ancient tradition cozies up to ultramodern, we take in monasteries, Chinese herbs and a city obsessed with shopping. D
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The Desert Speaks "Medieval Drought in the Southwest" Between roughly 900 and 1260 AD there was a massive drought that severely impacted the plants, animals and people of the Southwest. Now referred to as the Medieval Drought, the best records of this phenomenon can be found within the trees that lived through this difficult time period. Host David Yetman hikes with Tom Swetnam from the University of Arizona's Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research through the White Mountains of California and Sequoia National Park to observe how scientists use tree rings to gather evidence of climate conditions from thousands of years ago. D
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Lidia's Kitchen "Sundays with Nonna Rosa" Anyone can make their own seasoned olives! They are a perfect snack or easy homemade gift. Lidia demystifies the process. Homemade pasta is another way to add authentic flavor to your dish. D
9:00 am
Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions "The Abbeys of Austria" As boats sail west on the Danube River, from the Austrian city of Vienna, they stop at some of the most magnificent monasteries in Europe. The abbeys at Melk and Klosterneuburg are two of the most famous. Klosterneuburg has been home to a group of Augustinian clergy for over 900 years and contains the Verdun Altar, which is one of the world's most important medieval works of art. D
9:30 am
Ciao Italia "Five Ingredient Favorites/Cinque Ingredienti Favoriti" Five - count them - five ingredients. That's all Mary Ann uses to prove that great food can be simply prepared, starting with savory Chicken with Lemon and Herbs, and then Steak with Caper Sauce, and finally a Stuffed Portabello Mushroom Quiche. Simple, inexpensive, fast, good and delicious -- five things that are true about these five-ingredient meals. D
10:00 am
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Ultimate Grilled Turkey Burgers" Test cook Becky Hays shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the best Juicy Grilled Turkey Burgers. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of cheddar cheese. Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus reviews Oil Misters. D
10:30 am
GardenSMART GardenSMART visits with an author whose book describes thousands of plant varieties. Whether planning a year round garden, focusing on a particular season or even soil preparation this author/gardener has ideas galore. A don't miss show. D
11:00 am
Infinity Hall Live "Fountains of Wayne" If you love serious, brooding, sonically experimental musical artists, then Fountains of Wayne is not the group for you. Full of bright guitars, wry lyrics and catchy hooks, the foursome manages to create upbeat songs that both reference classic melodic British pop while staying wholly modern, American and slightly adolescent. Many music critics have dubbed the band's sound as power pop, but frontman and vocalist Chris Collingwood has other ideas. D
12:00 pm
Sesame Street "Baby Bear's New Sitter" Baby Bear is worried about having a new babysitter, but realizes that different things can be fun, too. Educational Objectives: Emotional Development. D
1:00 pm
Dinosaur Train: Nature Trackers Adventure Camp Get ready for some fun as Mr. Conductor and his nephew Gilbert lead Buddy, Tiny, Shiny, Don and all of their friends on explorations with the Nature Trackers Adventure Camp! Throughout their journeys, the group will find their courage as they race down rivers, have a snowball fight as they climb a tall mountain, ride a zipline over a dense rainforest canopy and even hike down a canyon to dig for fossils, all the while learning about nature and singing lots of wonderful songs that everyone can enjoy and sing along with! Learning about nature has never been this much fun!. D
2:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "No Night Today/Fun in the Sun" No Night Today - Nick and Sally want to keep playing, but it's getting dark. Why does nighttime have to come? The Cat knows someone who can answer that question - Astronaut Audrey! With a trip to her International Space Station and a large model of the solar system, the kids learn that it's the earth's spinning near the sun that makes it night or day. Fun in the Sun - Phew it's hot! Too hot to play outside. D
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WordGirl "Meat-Life Crisis/Mobot Knows Best" Meat-Life Crisis - When the Butcher can't summon the meat to defeat WordGirl he decides to go live at home with his dad, Kid Potato. He convinces his son to join him at the ballpark to work a as food vendor. Will this be the end of the Butcher's villainous ways? Mobot Knows Best - It's parent-teacher conference day at Woodview Elementary School. D
3:00 pm
Science Trek "Simple Machines" Simple machines include the lever, the inclined plane, the wedge, the pulley, the wheel and axle, and the screw. Combine these simple machines and you can create almost anything that makes work easier. Host Joan Cartan-Hansen is joined by John Gardner and Kathryn Devine. Woody Sobey of the Discovery Center of Boise will also do a special demonstration of simple machines.G
3:30 pm
Chefs A' Field "Sweet Nectar" World's First Organic Fair-Trade Honey & Blue Agave Syrup from Mexico. Chef Richard Sandoval: Modern Mexican Restaurants - New York; Dubai; Las Vegas; Denver; Tysons Corner, VA; Washington, D.C.; Mexico City; Acapulco This episode accompanies Chef Richard Sandoval, world-famous for his modern Mexican cuisine, on a journey to the outer reaches of Mexico, from the dense jungles of Quintana Roo to the mountaintops of Jalisco to the Pacific cliffs outside Acapulco. D
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Leonardo's Dream Machines Experts use Leonardo da Vinci's drawings to attempt to build a giant crossbow and flying machine, 500 years after he committed the ideas to paper. The two teams use materials found in Leonardo's time and overcome inclinations to apply modern techniques. Part 1 and 2 of 2G
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NOVA "Zeppelin Terror Attack" Early in World War I, Germany launched a terror campaign over Britain, bombing civilians from the sky from Zeppelins - enormous airships filled with hydrogen gas. NOVA reconstructs and detonates the unique artillery the British devised to finally take down these flying machines.G
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Design Squad "Skunk'd" A guy named Skunk is looking for a bizarre bike and the Design Squad comes through with two newly created choppers (bikes).G
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Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers "Don't Forget" Alda investigates how people create memories and how, with age, memories become slippery, elusive and may vanish. Technology reveals Alda's brain at work as he memorizes names and faces. He discovers how ice water can boost memory and how easy it is to have a false memory implanted.G
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Leonardo's Dream Machines Experts use Leonardo da Vinci's drawings to attempt to build a giant crossbow and flying machine, 500 years after he committed the ideas to paper. The two teams use materials found in Leonardo's time and overcome inclinations to apply modern techniques. Part 1 and 2 of 2G
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NOVA "Zeppelin Terror Attack" Early in World War I, Germany launched a terror campaign over Britain, bombing civilians from the sky from Zeppelins - enormous airships filled with hydrogen gas. NOVA reconstructs and detonates the unique artillery the British devised to finally take down these flying machines.G
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Design Squad "Skunk'd" A guy named Skunk is looking for a bizarre bike and the Design Squad comes through with two newly created choppers (bikes).G
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Objects First with Java: A Practical Introduction Using BlueJ
Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2006 - Computers - 480 pages
The book has a very clear identity.
It takes a truly objects first approach to teaching problem solving using Java. These are complicated concepts so the book uses the development environment BlueJ to help the student's understanding. BlueJ has a strong emphasis on visualization and interaction techniques, and allows the students to manipulate objects and call methods as a first exercise. BlueJ is free and freely available, and has been developed specifically for teaching.The book is loaded with projects so that the student can really get a grip on actually solving problems; and it takes a "spiral approach", introducing a topic in a simple context early on, then revisiting it later in the book to deepen understanding. It also comes with a CD containing JDK, BlueJ, a BlueJ tutorial and code for all the projects. The website contains style guide for all examples, PowerPoints for lecturers and also a Solutions Manual.
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Moisturizing is part of our daily beauty routine and there are many great lotions and creams available. Have you thought about moisturizing with oil? It almost seems absurd to apply an oil to the face, especially if you have acne prone skin. Believe it or not, facial oils are quite beneficial and there are different types that can work specifically for various skin types. Yes, the facial oil trend is indeed catching on! They are wonderful moisturizers and give skin a beautiful glow. Jojoba is a common facial oil. Argan oils are known for their anti-aging benefits, since it contains high amounts of vitamin E. Other high quality types of facial oils are camellia, macadamia, and squalane. Facial oils contain essential fatty acids and vitamins which help to hydrate the skin. They should be used after cleansing and can replace your traditional moisturizer for maximum benefits. Use a small amount and your skin will absorb the oil fairly quickly. If you use a little too much, you can simply use a tissue to blot off any excess. and just remember to use less in the future. Makeup can be applied next, but you may find that your skin requires less due to the improved hydration and healthier look of your skin. Lastly, sunscreen is essential since any oil will reflect sunlight.
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I've encountered the same problem as some others here on the board. I wanted to backup my saved data so I could reinstall (or transfer data to another device). The savegames are stored in the internal data folder of the app so you need to back that up. I searched around for an app which can do that and this app worked for me: https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... tta.backup
It involves a few steps but I was able to delete and reinstall Star Command and then restore my savegames.
With the pro version you could also transfer the backup to a different device via cloud save.
What I did:
- Follow all the installation instructions for the Helium app (and desktop application)
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September 26, 2009 the Hall of Fame GasUp
was held at the Mendenhall Museum.
It was a great crowd and I wish to thank everyone for being so kind and posing
and not posing for the snapshot album that is here to help remember the fun we had.
The weather was a little to cooperative in that it was in the 100's. It proved a little
to much for me and I didn't get all the photos I would have. You have a special one?
email and I will add it. Thanks again for being so kind and good looking. Evey Roth
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Cold-Weather Comfort" Test cook Bridget Lancaster reveals the secrets to making Easy Caramel Cake. Then, host Christopher Kimball uncovers the tips and techniques for perfect cake making. And finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows Chris how to make foolproof Split Pea and Ham Soup. D
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Great Performances "Phantom of the Opera at Royal Albert Hall" This fully-staged 25th anniversary production stars Ramin Karimloo as The Phantom and Sierra Boggess as Christine. The original Phantom and Christine, Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman, make guest appearances. Other illustrious past Phantoms, including Peter Joback and Colm Wilkinson, join forces for a powerful rendition of "Music of the Night."G
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Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless "Baja Beach House Cooking" Rick introduces viewers to some of Los Cabos top chefs and their restaurants then cooks dinner for them at a luxurious beach house. Margarita Carrillo, chef/owner of Don Emiliano Restaurant in San Jose del Cabo, joins Rick to purchase the local cabrillo fish and to visit Tamarindo's Farm for organically grown produce. Rick makes a tamarind chile sauce to go with his fish and eggplant course. D
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Theater Talk "The Lyrics of Oscar Hammerstein" Ted Chapin, President and Executive Director of The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization is joined by librettist and lyricist Michael Korie to discuss the legacy of Oscar Hammerstein. The show includes musical performances of Rodgers & Hammerstein compositions by actors Liz Callaway and Andrew Samonsky. D
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money book!
Posted by Amy On September 8th, 2014
This is my favorite way to give money as a gift. I've been making these forever. Years ago, I posted ones that I made here and here.
This weekend my sister threw her husband Billy a surprise 50th birthday. I thought a money book of 50 singles would be perfect. I took photos of the steps so I could share it with you.
Unless perhaps if you live in Mayberry and know Betty the bankteller personally, you'll need to try to hit up your bank at a time when they are not busy. Here's why…you need to ask the bank teller for a stack of nice clean one dollar bills. I think sometimes they get stacks of nice clean new ones but mostly they get stacks of ones that have been circulated. And some of them are disgusting. You just can't make this project with flimsy ugly dollar bills. It works best with brand spanking new dollars but they can be hard to find…especially if you need 50 to 100 of them. If you are thinking of making this project for a Christmas project, plan ahead and get the money soon. Banks get busy at Christmastime. While you are there, and especially if the bank teller is nice, you can ask for a money band like the $50 money band shown above. It's a nice way of telling how much money is in the book.
You can make this book with $25 and up. Less than $25 makes really too flimsy of a book. The bigger the stack, the better!
You'll need to cut 2 pieces of decorative paper to 4.5″ x 8″.
Also cut 2 pieces of decorative paper to about the size of a dollar bill: 2.5″ x 6″. For the spine you'll need a piece of paper 1″ x 3.5″ (not shown)
Cut three pieces of chipboard:
two 3.5″ x 7″ (covers) and one 1″ x 3.5″ (spine)
You'll also need:
Bookbinding tape (like that found here)
Hot glue gun and wooden sticks
Binder clips (at least 4)
Your favorite dry adhesive. I used the extra strong gluestick from Elmers and Alene's Tacky double-stick sheets (LOVE!).
Take one of the papers cut to the size of the dollar and put it at the bottom of the stack of bills, right side up.
Use binder clips to secure the stack, making sure that the ends are lined up nicely. The better you do this, the better the money pad you'll make. It's easiest to do with crisp new ones.
Add binder clips along the side of the stack.
Slip the binder clips at the end of the stack off and carefully replace the ones on the side to very close to the edge. Essentially, you want to squeeze the stack together as much as you can.
Use your hand to squeeze the inside part between the binder clips…
I couldn't take the photo of me squeezing the stack and applying the hot glue but that's what you want to do. Be carefully not to get the hot glue on your fingers!
Working quickly, use a wooden stick to spread out the hot glue before it sets.
It's a little messy. You can use the side of the hot glue gun like an iron to reheat the glue and then use the stick to spread it out some more. Check for loose bills. You can reglue these to the top of the stack.
Now let's make the covers. Glue the chipboard covers in the center of decorative paper.
Fold and glue the ends up. See below for how to fold and glue the corners.
For the front cover, glue the decorative piece of paper in the center to create the inside of the front cover.
Likewise, glue the bottom page of the money stack (the decorative sheet) into place as the inside back cover. I really like using the Alene's Tacky double-stick sheets for this!
Adhere the decorative paper on one side of the spine chipboard piece.
Use binder's tape to cover the outside of the spine. Expose the adhesive of the binder's tape and center the spine piece over it.
Assemble the book by laying the front and back covers over the exposed binder's tape and secure.
And there you have it…a money book!
I used the money band to wrap the stack. It's a good way to quickly show how much the stack is worth.
I decided to redo the spine with red binder's tape that I wrapped around the spine.
Here is the book open. I used the inside cover to add a birthday message.
And I used a sticker to decorate the front.
French Knot
Posted by Amy On August 26th, 2014
Now that we're back in school, I have time to do things like record a Learn a Stitch video. Yay! Enjoy!
Second grade, here we come!
Posted by Amy On August 25th, 2014
Feeling more than a little sad this morning as we send him off to second grade. He's growing up before our eyes, such a sweet, cute boy.
But I can't help but notice the changing smile as the years pass.
Second grade, here we come!
I can't wait to go pick him up and hear all about his day. I think I'll bake him a cake.
Craft Happy!
Posted by Amy On August 21st, 2014
I don't even want to begin about how long it has been since I've been around. One word answer: Summer! Please forgive me for ignoring this blog, esp. not continuing the posts about Italy or working on the stitchalong. Next week is back to school which, for me hopefully will be back to blog.
Meanwhile, we're re-releasing 5 of my favorite projects in a new version of Craft Happy over at Big Picture Classes. Check it:
Registration is now open for the class. The class starts in about a month (Oct. 2). See here for more info and to register.
The new round of Happy-Go-Lucky, including live interaction in the forms of a message board and chats, started today. It's not too late to jump aboard. I'd love to have you. See here.
You can get them now!
Posted by Amy On July 17th, 2014
I'm so excited to tell you that you can now purchase any of my 4 sampler designs over at Amazon! Outlines of the designs, including the grid and the border, are printed directly onto the fabric. All you have to do is stitch over them! Easy peasy! Floss and extras are included in the kit.
Click any of the images to purchase. Choose from:
Wedding (You can personalize the center square with the lucky couple's names and date)
Home (This one is also available at Hobby Lobby)
Crafty (My personal favorite!)
Baby (You can personalize the center square with the baby's name and info)
Also available is a blank grid and frame printed on fabric for you to fill with your own designs!


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Dallas Municipal Archives - 4 Matching Results
Search Results
- [Customers at Produce Section]
- Photograph of a stall at the Farmers' Market in Dallas, Texas taken around the 1980s. There is a table at the front of the stall covered in boxes of various stacked vegetables with signs. Several customers are standing in front of the stall and one man is leaning across the table to buy something from the woman working at the stall. At the back of the stall, there are empty crates that have advertisements written on them. In the background of the photograph, other stalls and customers are visible.
- [4-H Children at Farmer's Market]
- Photograph of five children wearing 4-H t-shirts at the Dallas Farmer's Market. Two adults stand behind them.
- [Dallas Farmers' Market Scrapbook]
- Scrapbook of photographs, letters, newspaper clippings, and ephemera documenting various activities and events at the Dallas Farmers' Market. Some inserted materials (letters and photographs) are included at the end of the book.
- [Letter to Henry Forschmidt from W. A. Donald]
- Letter from W. A. Donald to Henry Forschmidt expressing thanks to the Michigan Blueberry Growers Association for moving a cultivated blueberry crop.


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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Less Than a Week Left in International Fake Journal Month 2012
Even if you have had to miss a day, or if you started late, I hope that you will take a moment today and savor the fact that you have been working towards your goal.
Then you need to get back to work!
And in the last 7 days there is still a lot of work to get done.
Ask yourself the following questions and think about your upcoming entries.
1. Is there a narrative going on and if so is it going to be open ended or will it wrap up?
2. If your narrative is going to wrap up think about what you need to get across in the next few days and make a couple notes. You aren't pre-writing anything, you're thinking about what might happen. Keep this list handy when you sit down and get into your character. Can he or she get some of those details down into an entry? If not, perhaps that's not really where you are heading and you need to listen to that.
3. Remind yourself what your goals for IFJM 2012 were when you started. Did you meet all those goals? Those goals may have been as straightforward as "make an entry each day," "draw with only this special pencil each day," etc.
4. If you have not met one or more of your goals ask yourself how you can still meet those particular goals before the end of the month. For instance, if your goal was to draw buildings but your character craftily avoided looking at buildings for the entire month, put him or her in a situation where she or he has to do that in 3 or 4 of the remaining entries. Go on, you can do it!
5. Are there questions about your character that have not been explored or answered to your satisfaction? Now is the time for him or her to write a little self-analysis in his or her journal?
This is just a short list of possible approaches you can look at in the remaining 7 (or 6 if you've worked in your journal today) entries of your fake journal. Don't end the month with regrets. Push your character to look at his or her life with renewed clarity.
And remind yourself you're almost at the end. Keep going!
5 comments:
- Lizzie Bo said...
I tried to post this once, but it disappeared so I apologized if it ends up duplicated. I have a question about the etiquette for how to respond to comments on the blog I set up for IFJM. Do I respond in character? It hadn't really occurred to me that people might comment on that blog, I saw it more as an extension of the journal and consistent with how the character would use her journal. So I'd just like another perspective.
- April 24, 2012 at 9:42 PM
- Gallery Juana said...
Thanks for adding my name to the list of 2012 ifjm pages.
It was perfect timing for me to find your blog and do this type of journalling.
- April 24, 2012 at 11:48 PM
- journalrat said...
LizzieBo Your earlier message came to me, but is different seems different from what you ask here. Originally I started responding to the other message and said that I think your goal should be to kindly clarify, based on whatever the message is. The kindest way to do this it to respond as yourself and say you're doing a fake journal and explain a bit about that. I doubt most of our characters would be reading blogs and respond to them, and probably most of them are not aware that their journal is being posted somewhere (if you really get right down to it). So I don't see much point in responding to blog comments as your character—UNLESS you're on a blog totally dedicated to the fake blog and it's your character whose posting the pieces and therefore would be the one responding to the comments.
When I got to the last bit of that paragraph I read you comment that did make it through to this blog and it seems that you are working on a dedicated blog. And it's part of the character's actions to post the pieces. If that's the case then you have to decide your own comfort level in keeping in character.
Last year my character created two fake blogs, one under each of her different writing names. She didn't get a lot of comments, but since she was writing the posts she HAD to respond in character. (You can find the two blogs in my blog list at the bottom of the righthand column if you want to go and see what I mean.)
The two blogs she created, however were not simply postings of her journal (which is something she wouldn't have done). I posted those on this blog as I usually do. Her blog instead was something that she created just as she created her regular journal pages, and her paintings, and her other work (she was a very busy character. (Also there is nothing on either of those blogs that explains they are fake.)
Since your character sees it as part of her journaling to be posting her journal, then it seems to me that you'd want to respond to comments in character to keep up the illusion.
But you'll have to draw your own comfort level line on that. Perhaps what you're learning this year through this particular experience is that you are uncomfortable inhabiting a character if you are interacting with someone as that character "in real time" or it brings up other issues of fake/real which only you can get at.
If you've decided that you are going to answer in character and someone comments about fake journals to you your character can of course have some sort of vague response of confusion as to what the comment writer is referring, because these are real events in "my life." But you have to look at how your character would respond to all that and whether you're happy inhabiting that response.
I'd suggest that you think about all the angles on how you might approach this then write (somewhere else, not in your fake journal) about that aspect of the experience.
- April 25, 2012 at 10:29 AM
- journalrat said...
Gallery Juana, I'm so glad that you are enjoying your process.
- April 25, 2012 at 10:29 AM
- Lizzie Bo said...
Thank you for your insight. I did have two slightly different angles with both questions. After I couldn't see that the first had posted, I tried to determine if the person who commented was part of IFJM and indeed, she seemed to be listed as a participant in the project. That gives me greater flexibility in my approach. I just hadn't anticipated having comments on the blog (although I'm actually delighted) because I envisioned it as a means of my character communicating to someone who was acting as a kind of mentor to her. Her mentor doesn't respond on the blog for reasons that are "off camera" but clear to me. But now that I can safely assume that the commenter understands the parameters of the project, I have a clear conscious. That was not the case with an easier comment, when that person had wondered over from my main blog before I had put up some clear markers that this was a fake blog, and I really didn't feel comfortable responding in character in that case.
I am having a blast with this project, no pushing though required. Unfortunately I am trying out some new medication and it is really messing with my head so I think what I'm saying is pretty garbled (and boy can I not spell). It's such a pleasure to have my visual journal to jump into when I'm struggling with words (just temporarily till we get this straightened out).
- April 25, 2012 at 11:13 AM


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Council of Bishops
Bishops of The United Methodist Church provide spiritual leadership to almost 12 million persons in a broad range of settings on four continents, including North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. In the United Methodist tradition, bishops are not "ordained" as bishops, but are clergy elected and consecrated to the office of bishop.
Historically, bishops play an important leadership role in ordering the life of the church and helping set the direction to fulfill its mission in the world. All bishops share in teaching, equipping, and encouraging mission and service. They serve as shepherds of the entire church, providing a prophetic witness for justice and unity. All bishops are members of the Council of Bishops, which collectively is charged with the general oversight and promotion of the temporal and spiritual interests of the entire Church. Bishops are specifically assigned to preside over the work of a regional area.
On this site you can meet your bishop and learn about the many ways United Methodists are in ministry in your community and around the world.
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All active and retired bishops of The United Methodist Church make up the Council of Bishops.
- Introduction to the Council
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Six years ago, you all asked Jamie Thomas some questions about stuff he was doing at the time. Since then, he came out with some epic parts such as Fallen's Road Less Traveled, Zero's Strange World, Cold War, and has recently been added to Active's Pro Team! You guys asked him some more questions this year. He sat down, read every single question and we bring to you Part 1 and 2 of Jamie's Ask The Pro's, filmed & edited by Cameron Holland and special thanks to Lee Dupont for the archival footage!
In part two of Ask The Pros with Jamie Thomas, he gets a bit heavier with talking about quitting Toy Machine and starting Zero, chasing dreams, personal failure, and rolling forever.


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GershBV needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 576 designs submitted by 208 freelance designers.
SKY.fm Radio
SKY.fm Radio is an Internet radio streaming service. Dozens of unique channels available for free to everyone.
Website: http://www.sky.fm
Very wide range.
You can see the old logo that is currently in use at http://www.sky.fm
The old logo is just "SKY.fm", and I don't want that now.
For this new project, I'd like the logo to be "SKY.fm Radio". It has to be spelled liked this in terms of capitalization, and both words must be present.
While we will redesign our website in the future, I'd like to keep the overall theme tones blue. Blue for sky, the website will always have a sky blue theme of some kind. That doesn't mean the logo has to be all blue, I am just saying keep in mind what you think will look good with blue.
Serious entries only please. I will be eliminating people if I feel their designs are not promising after a round or two. To save on time and attention.
Thanks in advance for your effort designing "SKY.fm Radio"
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"Released after fifteen years in prison, trapped in a bureaucratic maze, petty criminal Wilhelm Voigt wanders 1910 Berlin in desperate, hazardous pursuit of identity papers. Luck changes when he picks up an abandoned military uniform in a fancy-dress shop and finds the city ready to obey his every command. At the head of six soldiers, he marches to the Mayor's office, cites corruption and confiscates the treasury with ease. But still what he craves is official recognition that he exists."
I used to think all the trouble in the world was caused by people giving orders. Now I reckon that it's people being so willing to take them.
"A nation heads blindly towards war as the misfit takes on the state in Ron Hutchinson's savagely funny new version of Carl Zuckmayer's The Captain of Köpenick, first staged in Germany in 1931."
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What hope did I have of winning enough prize money to live the winters in the Tropics, let alone have working capital for a post-cycling career? But that didn't matter then, because I rode for the love of the sport and the amazing experiences it made possible. [I'll revisit this at a later date and endeavor to identify the most memorable and enjoyable of said experiences, if you like.]
Surely though, one of the most obvious yet critical experiences I looked forward to was that of not having to pay for the privilege of racing my bike?
I think most would agree that a core component of the criteria that defines a professional cyclist is that he (or she, of course!) doesn't have to risk taking a net loss at the year's end because the traditional expenses incurred by amateurs like travel and entry fees won't be deducted from salary, race winnings, bonuses, and bake sale money - because the professional rider's team bears the burden of those costs.
On nights when I find sleep difficult to come-by, I like to engage in fantasy and I imagine what it would be like to have one-hundred-million-dollars in laundered cash at my disposal. Or alternatively, I'll dream about owning or managing a PT team, or at least a good domestic professional squad, like say - Team Type 1?! After all, those guys are Pro Continental, so they must be getting paaaaaid!
Oh. They're not?
"Thanks to our great sponsors and partners, we now have a clearer picture of our long-term program," [Phil] Southerland said. "We head into next season with the intention of going after Pro Continental status in 2011."
My dream/fantasy becomes a nightmare, as I imagine how horrible it would be to be a - quote/unquote - professional athlete faced with the choice of drawing your salary but not racing, or drawing your salary, paying your expenses out-of-pocket and racing, but doing so only at great cost to your probably (already) anemic financial health.
So is something wrong on Team Type 1? The following tweets came to my attention recently. Does the speaker refer to the men's team? The women's team? The development squad? Are they serious that Team Type 1 is paying its riders their salaries, but that the supposed professional riders have to pay out-of-pocket in order to race - while their "CEO" flies business class to and from Paris? There's no news here yet, as it's simply one person expressing their feelings about TT1, but because of the alarming frequency that low-level pro teams do actually fail after exhausting their budgets, I'm writing about it. Immediately the story of Marty Jemison comes to mind, and how the former USPro Champion, Tour de France racer, USPS team member and world-class rider saw his career simply vanish along with the non-existent budget of the fictional Noble House team. If you're not familiar with the story, look it up, but suffice to say it's terribly serious to play around with the lives of athletes trying to make a living at sport.
"# CEO PS of TT1 visits L'Oreal in Paris for makeup tips ! Sponsorship options seem to be getting thin these days.
# $$ for 1 RT to Paris plus hotels and hookers would pay for Cascade entries and professional support that a "Pro" team requires. WTF Phil
# Hey TT1: Add an * on your race calendar to show races that riders are paying their own way. False promotion will bite you in the ass.
# Trivia Question: What U.S. based Team @ Cascade Classic has 4 riders that are paying their own way ? Nice fucking budgeting Phil."
UPDATED: If the situation is a dire as these tweets would seem to indicate, then the demise of Team Type 1 would represent just the latest in an amaranthine, endless, seemingly-eternal, everlasting, never-ending, perpetual and unending series of US professional cycling team management debacles.When I was a Freshman in high school, I was madly in love with the bike - this sport was all that checked my grief and kept it at bay after my died dad and Mom checked-out emotionally. For all you youngsters out there, I'm talking about a period in American History when there was no such thing as a commercialized Internet, and we didn't have mobile phones with beautiful 4.3-inch glass screens and more computer power than the desktop machines of less than a decade prior.
The sum total of our access to timely race coverage, besides whatever snippet of pre-VS phony Tour coverage we could catch on network TV, was the recent copy of VeloNews, a monthly issue of Winning, the newsletter from USCF, and 'zines like Dirt Rag. This instant access to information, which I still think is amazing, wasn't something I even could imagine in the 1990's. So in blissful ignorance, I knew nothing about how poorly paid bike racers were, even in Europe, and I certainly didn't think that the men aboard bikes that I could only dream of owning were earning the equivalent of a subsistence wage. A fantastic dream, enveloped in hope and carried along on the winds of blissful ignorance allowed me to push forward when the opportunity cost of doing so should have been considered too much.
But, here we are. An over-abundance of information. It's funny though - even with unfathomable amounts of information available at lightening speed via high-speed internet, most cycling fans and amateur racers have no idea how little the majority of "pros" in this country are paid. And though it's admittedly a stretch, you have to wonder when you hear scuttlebutt like this about Team Type 1 if that's not by design. Even after Lance Armstrong completed the journey from 19 year-old neophyte road racer to - incredibly - 7-time winner of the Tour de France, how is it that cycling in the US is so poorly managed and lacking in resources, and worse still, could it again be coming true that a program that purports to have a big budget and big ambitions like Team Type 1 (Giro 2011, baby!) might run out of operating money before August?
UPDATED v2: Maybe TT1 isn't running out of money at all. Perhaps the team is alive and well with its budget secure, and even allocated a portion of this year's financial resources to the development of potential future sponsorships - and these tweets are just the grousing of someone with an agenda?
Regardless, it makes for interesting reading. It's rare to see someone ostensibly connected to a pro cycling team take such a hostile public position towards what may have been (or could still be) their employer or a colleague. But now, twice in two weeks we've seen just that! First with Nicolas Roche admitting a desire to kill his treasonous and treacherous French teammate John Gadret, and now the Twitter'er whose disillusionment with Team Type 1 CEO Phil Southerland and his management practices is significant, to say the least:
#Trivia Question: What U.S. based Team @ Cascade Classic has 4 riders that are paying their own way ? Nice Fucking budgeting Phil.
#Hey Mr. CEO of TT1, no Team at Cascade or Boise+no money for racing, but enough to rack up FF miles for ya ! Way to go AssClown 5:15 PM Jul 18th via web
# Definition of a bitch: http://www.teamtype1.org/teams/leadership/janna_davidenko/ Saturday, July 10, 2010 6:25:31 PM via web
# From PS@TT1 I'm spending every fucking dime left in the TT1 bank globe trotting around the world. Sorry guys, please race on your own now. Friday, July 09, 2010 10:11:27 AM via web
# Not Rock Racing ! Guess Again #cycling 7:58 PM Jul 4th via web
# What kind of Team takes credit for results that riders paid their own way ? #cycling Somebody is paying the CEO and DS guys way too much ! 7:52 PM Jul 4th via web"
Finally, I invited Team Type 1 to respond to these allegations, but not surprisingly, they declined - much like they refused to comment in any meaningful way after their disastrous recruitment of Belgian rider Willem Van den Eynde.


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Simple IP Failover with Heartbeat
This article illustrates a method of implementing VERY simple active/passive IP failover using heartbeatAUR. You are reccomended to familiarize yourself with the concepts of High Availability Clustering in Linux before proceeding to implement these instructions in a live/production environment.(SEE: Linux-HA)
For the purposes of this article we will not be configuring pacemaker, we will be using the older style haresources file/method to define our Highly Available Services with heartbeat.
We will NOT be using a load balancer, or any external resource agents with heartbeat; because of this, this setup will only allow for a 2 node ACTIVE/PASSIVE cluster, and we will be using two PHYSICAL machines. You may however try this on two virtual machines/hosts to test first, I see no reason why this setup wouldn't work in a virtual machine/environment.
We will have two machines, and at-least 3 IP addresses, for my setup I have 3 publically accessible/WAN IP Adresses, but this may also be done using two internal/LAN IP's & a single(1) Public/WAN IP address.
The IP/Hostnames/DNS we will be using are as follows:
- ha1.example.com: 188.8.131.52 (WAN)(Virtual IP, not a physical node)
- node1.example.com 126.96.36.199 (WAN OR LAN)(Physical Node/Machine 1)
- node2.example.com 184.108.40.206 (WAN OR LAN)(Physical Node/Machine 2)
*188.8.131.52 & 220.127.116.11 (the IP's our two heartbeat nodes will be using to communicate with eachother over our Local Area Network, these may be public(WAN) or private(LAN) addresses. Each of these two nodes should preferably be on the same subnet but all that is needed is that each node is able to communicate with the other/vice versa.)
*188.8.131.52 (our VIRTUAL IP Address that the two node's will "share" & monitor/bring alive if one node should stop communicating)-- This IP Address may be on ANY subnet. This IP Address should be reachable from the public internet(WAN) IF(IF) you plan for your Highly Available services to be reachable from outside of your private Local Area Network (we will be using this ip address to connect to our Highly Available Services on the 'currently' active node...Alternatively this COULD be a private LAN IP address, where your router has your PUBLIC/WAN IP address assigned to it, and you could forward the ports your Highly Available services will use to the 'lan' IP you choose for this, in your router.
*It is NOT neccesary to have a genuine registered domain name (FQDN) or a DNS server for the purposes of these instructions, heartbeat will use our /etc/hosts file for all heartbeat related hostname/domain name lookups locally(Irregardless of what /etc/host.conf tells it to use.); but, if you would like to reach your highly available services via a domain name from outside your Local Area Network, you will have to register a domain and fix it up with the proper zone/ns/mx/A record/CNAME definitions, and, optionally install/run ICS Bind with the proper/relevant zone definitions & replicate those definitions in /etc/hosts.
Available in AUR
$ yaourt -S ha-glue ha-heartbeat ha-pacemaker ha-resourceagent inetutils net-tools
Edit the main configuration file for heartbeat /etc/ha.d/ha.cf and make it look like this
deadtime 5 warntime 10 initdead 15 bcast eth0 auto_failback on node node1 node node2 use_logd yes
03. Edit/create the file /etc/ha.d/haresources as follows:
node1 IPaddr::126.96.36.199/184.108.40.206 named httpd mysqld
04. at the end of the line 'node1 IPaddr::22.214.171.124/126.96.36.199' our /etc/ha.d/haresources file append(on the same line) the name of the startup scripts/resource agents for whatever service you would like heartbeat to make highly available. In the example above in step 03. We have told heartbeat to manage named(BIND) httpd(APACHE) mysqld(MYSQL Server), see here:
IPaddr::220.127.116.11/188.8.131.52 IPaddr::220.127.116.11/184.108.40.206 named httpd mysqld
05. Edit /etc/rc.conf and place heartbeat at the END of your daemons array...
That's it! Fire up both nodes, pull the plug on your primary node/node1, and check node two to see that it has taken over your H.A Services & Virtual IP Address. E.G. 'ip addr show','ps aux'...


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Slim Jim Shortages Cause Widespread Turmoil, Healthy Sodium And Cholesterol Levels
If you're noticing a lack of mechanically separated chicken and hydrolyzed corn gluten in your diet, you're not alone. The tragic ConAgra factory explosion that killed three people near Raleigh, N.C. ended Slim Jim production until this fall. [Update: The factory is reopening on July 27.] It was the only place where the snack sticks are manufactured.
Citigroup analyst David Driscoll cut the stock to "hold" from "buy" due to the explosion, and was quoted as saying that Slim Jim generates $200 million in annual sales and $0.06 a share for ConAgra.
"Slim Jim loyalty is very high," food industry consultant Jim Degan told the New York Post. "If you eat Slim Jims, you aren't going to find brand B or C to be an acceptable substitute."
It's no tragedy, it's true, but it shows how an accident in one factory can affect a major company—and, more importantly, corner stores across the country.
Sudden Shortage of Slim Jims Causes Widespread Panic [Minyanville]
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I cannot imagine being eight months pregnant any time but during April. But then again, if I were due during the summer harvest or the autumnal foliage, or pregnant during Advent, like Mary, I would most likely be partial to those seasons and would never consider it could have been otherwise. As it is, my first baby, choosing to be born in June, has grown my belly to full blossom in springtime.
I started a notebook to write about the physical changes of my pregnancy, but ended up writing about the trees. Outside, the natural world has arranged itself into a liturgical procession suitable for a major feast day. The ordo: the crocus acolytes lead in the fosythia choir, followed by the shrubbery deacons, azalea to lilac, attending the fat and jolly magnolia, cloaked in the finest fragrant vestments, spun with white golden thread.
There is such a magnolia on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. It burst into blossom on Easter Monday. Unfor-tunately, that was a blustery day, and the sweet petals adorning every branch of the tree at 7 a.m. were all blown off and trodden underfoot, browned and composting, 12 hours later. Still, the moment before the winds began, the petals' release saw a magnificent show. And then, as suddenly as it began, it returned into a regular, unremarkable, leafy tree. Magnolia is an ancient and resilient genus; its glory is fleeting, but memorable.
Spring in the suburbs is luxurious and sprawling. It rolls in at a controlled pace, seen over kitchen sills and through school bus windows. There are greening lawns and morning dew and robins searching for earthworms. But in the city, spring arrives unannounced on one day, a crazed explosion, a detonated bomb. I cannot deal with it; it's too fast and sudden. Thank-fully, as the baby makes my body grow larger, I am unable to rush past anything anymore. I have to stop my life to catch the spring. My gaze is forced up from the grimy streets to the theater happening in the treetops. I can't help but try to stay balanced on my two feet, a witness to this renewal of nature.
During the short days of winter, when the growing baby was putting me to bed on the couch around 8 p.m., the tiny buds were setting on the branches of these trees. The promise of the springtime blossoms was there all winter, invisible, an inner hidden mystery waiting and longing to blossom, a visible sign of an invisible reality. In the sacraments, God breaks through.
I was born into a sacramental world, and the sacraments have been the ordering principle within which and into which I live. There is a cycle to the church's sacred moments. The sacraments of initiation, of healing and of vocation can catch us up when we need to be reminded to slow down and witness the blessings of the moment. There is always something to celebrate; even the long stretches of ordinary time are packed with feast days. My pregnancy has been blessed in light of this sacramental framework, offering me a greater awareness of my location within the liturgical cycle. The cycle of nature is partnered with the cycle of the sacraments, coming around and around year after year with the same mystery and regularity.
The earth, the church, the body are always changing seasons, always showing off in ways that can be appreciated. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, S.J., said, "Purity does not lie in separation from but in deeper penetration into the universe." The experience of being pregnant in spring has been pleasing to my senses: fragrant and sunny and irresistibly optimistic. Feeling the rumbles within my womb, sinking slightly into springy sod, I am reminded that my body is doing what it has been gifted to do. I feel the power of creation passing through me. I am filled with a nature-inspired confidence that my body and my faith will take care of me.
This season is always about more than the fertility rites of springtime. It is Eastertide, the season of the Resurrection, of the ultimate surprise, and of the Ascension. This year I have been thinking of the disciples as expectant parents, nesting in the upper room, being showered with gifts at Pentecost, struggling to set up a proper home, a church awaiting its birth. There is a spirituality of pregnancy within the Acts of the Apostles, which for me has been more instructive reading than any childbirth manual.
These are the reflections of a laboring mother, perhaps even the start of an attempt to construct a theology of maternity. As the trees release their blossoms and spring marches onward toward the summer solstice, my due date creeps closer. Soon I will let go of this child I have been carrying through three of nature's seasons and seven liturgical ones. Next spring, no longer pregnant, I will watch the trees burst forth with blossoms, but with another witness to the Resurrection.
You are amazing! Thank you for your thoughtful reflection and connections with mother earth and mothering. There is a very lucky baby waiting to be born!
I second the above. You are going to be one good mother. Congratulations, and please keep us informed.


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Monday, April 19, 2010
So, how's your day going?
Except for one small problem:
20 comments:
- One Little Thread said...
LOL I love it! We all have days like those. I sewed a sleeve in a shirt upside down once....
- April 19, 2010 at 11:40 AM
- Quilting Queen said...
You made my day. Laughing out loud is good for you. I have sooo been there.
- April 19, 2010 at 12:07 PM
- Lisa said...
Ahahahahaha! Give her a long shirt. It'll be fine.
- April 19, 2010 at 12:37 PM
- floribunda... aka Julie said...
hey -- fabric has two sides. It's your decision which side to use! you're just being creative...
- April 19, 2010 at 12:40 PM
- Sequana said...
When you use the other side of your fabrics, it gives you DOUBLE the fabrics! *S*
That looks just FINE.
- April 19, 2010 at 12:41 PM
- Vicki W said...
roflol! Give her some red, orange and yellow permanent markers and tell her it's a "designer skirt".
- April 19, 2010 at 12:47 PM
- Sew Here We Are said...
LMAO been there done that!! awww some days just suck
- April 19, 2010 at 1:04 PM
- Kathryn said...
What Vicki said, BUT, let her use those markers and trace the pattern thru to the right side. Call it a lesson in eye hand coordination.
- April 19, 2010 at 1:04 PM
- Anne said...
I'm with floribunda, you paid for both sides, use both sides. AND, I've seen garments that have the other side of fabric showing for accents. I think you did this as a design statement. Right?
- April 19, 2010 at 1:27 PM
- The Calico Cat said...
Oops - That happened to me when I switched from using Kona cotton to a tonal print.
- April 19, 2010 at 1:29 PM
Megan, ask me one day about my Chastity Dress that I made when I was teaching myself to sew 20 years ago. No chance on cheating on hubby in that dress...
So, to help you here, cut out some of the prints from the right sides of your scraps and fuse them onto that yolk in a pleasing arrangement. You'll look like a sewing genius who made a deliberate design choice.
- April 19, 2010 at 4:41 PM
- Joy said...
That's definitely a 'designer' look, and if anyone asks, it was intentional ;o).
Try this ... here's an easy way to do a gather ~ On the back of the fabric, machine sew a large zig zag stitch over a long piece of perle crochet cotton (cos it's nice and strong) then just hold each end of the crochet cotton and gather up the fabric on it. Much easier than trying to sew straight gathering stitches ;o).
Hope that helps you ;o).
Joy :o)
- April 19, 2010 at 4:43 PM
- Marion said...
Sympahty vibes heading your way...the best (still) zipper I ever put in was backwards. Also what Joy said...button and carpet thread, or any strong thread, works if you don't have perle cotton. but wait to try all the fixes, it sounds like today is not a good day for sewing!
- April 19, 2010 at 5:37 PM
- Nancy said...
when I do gathers I use regular kitchen string and a zigzag stitch. It holds nice...
and one time...i sewed a sleeve inside out..
- April 19, 2010 at 6:09 PM
Oh. LOL
We've all done it in various forms. Now might be a good time to bring out your 1st April "impliment". :)
- April 20, 2010 at 4:09 AM
- Gene Black said...
Do a touch of embroidery on it and call it a design choice! (you could do bobbin embroidery using the printed design as your guide! )
I am all about turning "oops" into "Wow"
- April 20, 2010 at 7:30 AM
- Vicki said...
I've definitely been there. I sewed a baby sleeve, the straight edge, to the curved armhole front/back area once. Instead of the curved part that was supposed to go there.
- April 20, 2010 at 4:23 PM
- lenoirdenantes said...
I like Nancy's idea of a zig zag stitch.
Another way is to sew several rows (2 to 3) of very long stitches and the pull a little from one side and then pull a little from the other side. All the time moving the gathered area to the middle.
The very first skirt I made in 196??? was a gathered skirt. I still make them today.
Karen W. in S.W. OH
- April 21, 2010 at 1:56 PM
- Kelley O said...
I was making my daughter a cute little outfit on the new serger. It was going to be darling! I was pretty amazed at how fast the new serger sewed, it was smokin. All the sudden, oops, I sewed off one of the legs on the pants. I thought my darling husband was going to pee his pants. At least you can fix your error. Mine was so bad I couldn't even make shorts out of what was left. You don't have a lot of wiggle room when the legs on a pair of pants are only
8" long to start with.
Keep Smiling and Sewing
- April 21, 2010 at 3:32 PM
What... I don't understand what the issue is?? Hey - it is your creation and your interpretation of right and wrong side! Love it and so will she when she wears it - because her Mommy MADE IT!!
- April 22, 2010 at 8:02 AM


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What bugs me about the VI Profiling Tool is that it is not intuitive. The information it provides is really useful; however, it's so hidden and difficult to interpret that few people actually know where it is to use it. Let's say you are simply acquiring data using DAQmx and writing that data to a file, as below:
You might want to find out how to make this more efficient, but the only way you know is to insert Tick Count VIs and wrap your wires through sequence structures to do it. It's annoying, and there are other ideas from JackDunaway (here) and JohnMc19 (here) which aim to simplify the use of those VIs.
But why re-code your application when the VI Profiler can do it for you? In addition, the VI profiler has more timing information (longest, shortest, average, total, etc) as well of number of runs and memory allocation data.
Good news: VI Profiler makes getting the data easy.
Bad news: VI Profiler makes using the data difficult.
Why Using the Profiler is Difficult
First, you need to know it exists among a number of bland and condensed gray menus (Tools>>Profile>>Performance and Memory).
Next, you have to coordinate starting the profiler with starting your VI (start the Profiler, then start your VI, then stop your VI, then stop the Profiler).
Finally, you have to dig through a TON of VIs to find the ones that are relevant (I assume this is because, for polymorphic VIs, all of the instances are loaded into memory, even the dozens that aren't currently being used.)
When you find the VI you wish to examine, it will look something like this:
Have fun sorting through that! When I finally find a VI that's hogging memory or speed, I'd expect to click on it to navigate to that VI. NOPE! All the VI Profiler does is make the line bold. Not particularly easy to use...
I can't say if it's possible to get rid of VIs that aren't being used, or to make the menu option more visible to the user, but I do have an idea or two for how to make this information easier to understand in LabVIEW.
So here's what I suggest:
Adding a couple of check-boxes to the top of the VI Profiler will view in relation to your LabVIEW VI. Notice the extra check boxes in the top of this image.
One checkbox allows you to color the column you wish to highlight in your LabVIEW code. The other checkbox inserts a text comment containing the highlighted data straight into you LabVIEW code (right next to the sub VIs):
From the above picture, you can clearly see the Write to Spreadsheet File VI is the slowest to execute. Next in line are the Start DAQmx Task VI and then the Stop DAQmx Task VI. So if a developer wanted to find out how to make his loop run faster (and therefore increase the rate data is read from his PC RAM), he would know the VIs that are more red are the ones he needs to focus on first.
Also, if a user wants to highlight the memory usage, he could select a memory column from the VI Profiler.
Then the LabVIEW block diagram would look like this:
In this case, if a developer wants to find out how he can optimize his code for memory usage, he knows where to start.
Side-note: I think selecting multiple colors at a time (one for each column of data you wish to highlight) would be cool, but that would start to get messy on the block diagram.
Other data, like the number of runs, could highlight which sections of code are running more often than others.
If we integrate the VI profiler more effectively into LabVIEW, there are a lot of benefits:
1. Re-coding to find timing specs won't be necessary for Sub-VIs
2. Monitoring memory allocations much easier (some users don't know it's possible with LabVIEW).
3. When there's a problem, it's easier to understand which SubVIs are slowing down code or hogging their memory.
4. Developers can further code development WHILE being wary of inefficiencies.
5. More integrated development environment "feel" for new customers or the experienced G-coder.
Please let me know what you think!
Brilliant idea! May many kudos cross your path.
In regards to your side-note:
I think that selecting multiple columns could work, and here's how: Instead of having many different colors (as you said, that would get ugly), it would only be one color. Selecting multiple columns would put each piece of information in the label near the subVI, and the color intensity would be an overall "badness" of the subVI.
The badness could be an aggregate, perhaps weighted, perhaps not, of each of the selected columns. Also, this "Badness" would be displayed in the label. 0 is not bad, +inf is superbad.
If the user selected Avg Mem and Avg Run Time:
You'll notice that some VI's have the same Badness number: the weighting determined that they are essentially equal - one is faster but takes more mem, the others slower, but are more memory-efficient. (Ok, really, they are the same because I got lazy...)
If you REALLY wanted to make it customizable, you could let the user determine the weight of each profiler column. Some people don't care how much memory it takes, as long as it's fast. Others are the opposite.
I agree. This is a great idea.
I like the idea of color shading and displaying the metric as a tooltip beside the subVIs on the diagram.
Just FYI, if you double-click on a VI name in the profiler, it will expand the entry to show all the subVIs and their metrics when called by this VI. Does this help?
Thanks for bringing that to my attention--I didn't realize that was there! From an intuitive standpoint, there's no reason for me to believe that clicking on the line and clicking on the VI name, specifically, would have different effects. Either way, I still hate the listbox format. I think the color shading will be a world of difference for using this tool.
While we're on the topic of sub-VIs (I didn't want to bring this up in the article, but I guess I'll mention it here.) What I'd REALLY like to see is double-clicking on a VI on the block diagram opens the subVI, which has its own block diagram shaded with relative intensities, as well.
This makes the situation a little sticky, because I'm not sure if shading in subVIs should be absolute or relative. I can see users wanting either, for a couple of reasons:
1) Relative Shading within Sub-VIs - what I mean by this is that all the sub-VIs on a single block diagram are only shaded in reference to other sub-VIs on that same block diagram. This is most intuitively understood by looking at the images in this article.
Good news - you can focus on just one block diagram at a time, so it's straightforward.
Bad news - you could be so focused on one dark red sub-VI on one block diagram, you're missing a bigger resource hog under a different sub-VI.
2) Absolute Shading within Sub-VIs - in this case, the subVIs on a single block diagram are shaded not only with respect to each other, but also with respect to other VIs loaded in memory (all VIs loaded under a single top-level VI, for instance).
Good news - You can compare different sub-VIs to each other and find out which is the bigger resource hog.
Bad news - It may be confusing to a user who only wants to concern himself with one VI at a time.
I know this addendum adds a little more complexity, but I'm hoping it doesn't take away from the original idea. Whether to use absolute or relative shading could probably just be an extra option within the preferences.
Neat idea. I was thinking that the shading and the metrics display could get messy quick. How about a badge on each VI with a simple colored bar showing the relative value of each selected column. When you are looking at this stuff, it's less important what the actual numbers are than what they are in relation to others. Also, this way you could select multiple metrics and see them all at the same time.
Ooh...nice idea...the color bar would definitely resolve that issue.
I still tend to think the metrics are important, but the color bar would make things easier to compare when actually analyzing the VI. Because shading a VI is more visually engaging, it is better for understanding what's happening at-a-glance. However, once you start to think about which subVI is executing more slowly relative to others, the color bar definitely takes the cake.
C. Minnella -- I liked your suggestion so much, I thought I'd include an image of what that might look like:
After playing with this, I realized that there will probably be some additional questions about how to position the bars (above, below, to the side) relative to the subVIs. I think just as long as the coloring acts as a "mask" (that is, you can easily make the bars visible and invisible, and you can't interact with them), then it should be pretty easy to incorporate them without sacrificing visibility of the code.
I prefer showing the actual data instead of the slider bars... no sense hiding data. If you want a graphical approach, maybe you could set a 'maximum time' and 'maximum memory' value to each VI and then the color of the text could change as you approach and surpass those limits.
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Chemical Associations in China jointly kick-off International Year of Chemistry in BeijingActivity by Matt Lu | added on Jul 14, 2011 | China
Sponsor(s): AICM, CPCIF, CCS, CIECS
April 9, 2011, Association of International Chemical Manufactures (AICM) jointly hosted the China International Year of Chemistry Kick-off Meeting with China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation, China Chemical Society, and Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China in the Great Hall of People in Beijing, China.
April 9, 2011, Association of International Chemical Manufactures (AICM) jointly hosted the China International Year of Chemistry Kick-off Meeting with China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation, China Chemical Society, and Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China in the Great Hall of People in Beijing, China. State councilor, Liu Yandong, Former Member of Standing Committee of Political Bureau, Gu Xiulian, President of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Bai Chunli, Party Secretary, vice chairman of Chinese Technology Association, Deng Nan, Chinaman of CPCIF, Li Yongwu, Chinaman of AICM, Dr. Yu Dahai attended the meeting. Over 730 participants from academic, foreign and domestic enterprises, chemical organizations attended the meeting.
Liu Yandong addressed during the meeting: the Chemical industry in China should develop new technologies to increase core competency, to further enhance the development on new energy, new material, information system, and biochemical. The industry should intensify the development on capacity building, extend international cooperation and exchange program, actively response to global challenge on climate change, food safety and pollution, thus contribute to the development of Chinese technical advancement, and the advancement of socialization in China. She pointed out, through "China International Year of Chemistry" series of events, we should popularize scientific knowledge, encourage development on scientific studies, help citizens to learn chemistry knowledges, and build a better and harmonized life.
Dr. Yu Dahai address, chemistry not only created a modern life style globally, but also help contributed to the safety of human being. Chemical industry has committed to the safe, responsible and sustainable management system, which was implemented throughout the product life cycle, the practice of Responsible Care worldwide among the chemical industry has kept continue improvements on environmental, health and safety globally. Since AICM setup its presence in China, we have been dedicated to promote and implement Responsible Care concept, under the support and active engagement from industry organizations, governmental departments, and many international and domestic enterprises, the development of Responsible Care have made significant progress. Dr. Yu introduced, AICM will actively engage to the "International Year of Chemistry" and host a series of events in China, including Open to Public Day, University Campaign, the 4th Responsible Care Conference, Responsible Care training, etc.
The year 2011 marks the one-hundredth anniversary of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to Marie Sklodowska Curie, 2011 also marks the one-hundredth anniversary of the founding of the International Association of Chemical Societies. In December 2008 the UN General Assembly declared 2011 as the International Year of Chemistry. The goals of IYC2011 are to increase the public appreciation of chemistry in meeting world needs, to encourage interest in chemistry among young people, and to generate enthusiasm for the creative future of chemistry.
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There is no power in the yellow 12 volt wire to or from the inverter. The 110 volt power from the inverter works.
Impossible!!! The inverter requires 12V to be able to output 120V!!! More than 1 coloured wire? Looks like a wiring diagram will be needed as was suggested by ennored. You can download these diagrams from the Winnebago site here: http://www.winnebagoind.com/resources/manuals/
Now the 12 volt system doesn't have power. There is no power in the yellow 12 volt wire to or from the inverter.The 110 volt power from the inverter works.
If there is no shore power, that is impossible, since 12v is needed to produce the 110v output. If on shore power and the inverter has a transfer switch, then you are seeing shore power. However, I didn't think the inverter for the '04 Suncruiser entertainment center has an internal transfer switch. Maybe one of the two Johns knows for sure, or somebody could read the schematics to see if there is a 110v input or not..I'm confused about what doesn't work. If you have 110v power from the inverter, then the Tv and DVD are working, right? So what part of "the 12v system" isn't functioning?
That Dimensions inverter does have an internal transfer switch.
My inverter has a GFI, have you checked for one and reset? If you are measuring 115 Vac, the problem could be at the outlet (those switch off if the key is on so you can't watch while driving).Ernie
So what do you suggest we try? Where can we look? What do we do?
If all that is true, then it appears the inverter has died. ..
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October 26, 2006
Wednesday, October 26, 2006. Over 20 members of the Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men gathered this evening to offer career advice to over 30 Wabash students. Alumni from Art Baxter '56 to Jonathan McDowell and Matt Boston, Class of 2006, gathered to talk with our students and explain their personal roadmap to their current position.
Several of our students were seniors – Josh Owens and Robert Van Kirk among them. But younger students, like Will Hoffman '10 and Darryle Tandy-McKenzie '09, were also exploring options and seeking advice.
The law firm of Barnes and Thornburg hosted the event. The downtown location was perfect – other than the traffic snarl caused by a mere 55,000 FFA convention attendees!
One alumnus mentioned he had experienced 7 different careers during his professional life. His sage advice was sought by many of our young men.
Thanks go to the Schroeder Center for Career Development staff: director Scott Crawford, assistant director Stephanie Hopkins, and internship coordinator Kyle Dunaway for their effort in making this a big success. Thanks also to Dave Reed '89 for leading the efforts of the IAWM and also to Paul Jefferson '92 for the use of the Barnes and Thornburg auditorium.
Photo: Jonathan McDowell '06 discussed careers with Wabash senior Manbar Khadka
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How can we do better business training evaluations?
Last week I blogged about a paper that David wrote with Chris Woodruff which takes stock of the existing evidence on the impact of business trainings. The bottom line was that we still don't know much. Part of the reason is that these types of evaluations are not straightforward to do – they have some pitfalls that you don't always find in your garden variety impact evaluation. So to