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1. Describe an early food experience that has influenced the way you think about food and/or cooking. When I was in third grade, our family drove to Florida on vacation. On the way back, we dined at Galatoire's in New Orleans; after looking at the menu, I promptly ordered fried chicken. After we finished eating, my father looked at me and asked why I didn't get something more suitable from this fine French restaurant. His comment indeed sparked my interest in eating a broader range of foods.
2. What's your least favorite food? Water chestnuts -- I don't care for their texture.
3. What is the best thing you've made so far this year? I seem to enjoying the combination of Sriracha sauce and miso paste a lot and made grilled lamb chops with molasses and Sriracha sauce along with a miso edamame bean puree.
4. Describe your most spectacular kitchen disaster. I made onion soup once with raisin bread croutons. I thought the raisins might work with the onions and the cheese. The raisins worked, but oddly enough the cinnamon didn't.
5. What is your idea of comfort food? Leftovers.
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7. What's your favorite food-related scene in a movie? The opening sequence of the film "Tortilla Soup" with Hector Elizondo -- great knife skills.
8. If you could make a show-stopping dinner for one person, living or dead, who would it be? Tom Wolfe.
9. You prefer to cook: a) alone, b) with others, or c) it depends on your mood. I love help when having guests, but don't want anyone around if I'm working on new recipes.
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Former Nets star Jayson Williams has been charged with a DWI after he crashed his SUV into a tree in Manhattan early Tuesday, cops said. Other charges are pending, NBCNewYork has learned.
Williams, who suffered a bone fracture in his neck, was in the passenger seat when officers arrived and told them someone else had been driving. But witnesses told police they saw him in the driver's seat, and officers said no one else was in the car.
The black Mercedes-Benz SUV veered off the curved exit at East 20th Street, authorities said. The front of the car was smashed, the windshield shattered and a passenger-side mirror hung forlornly on its side. Williams refused a Breathalyzer test at the scene of the accident, authorities said. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital and arrested on DWI charges.
The name of his attorney was not immediately on record. Last month, lawyers in New Jersey asked to be removed from his defense against a reckless manslaughter charge stemming from a 2002 shooting.
Williams retired from the New Jersey Nets in 2000 after a decade in the NBA, unable to overcome a broken leg suffered a year earlier when he collided on court with a teammate. He was suspended from his job as an NBA analyst for NBC after the shooting.
Williams is scheduled to be retried on the reckless manslaughter count that produced a deadlocked jury in 2004. Witnesses testified that Williams was showing off a shotgun in his bedroom in February 2002 when he snapped the weapon shut and it fired one shot that struck a hired driver, Costas Christofi, in the chest. They also testified that Williams initially placed the gun in the dead man's hands and instructed those present to lie about what happened.
The defense maintained the shooting was an accident and that Williams panicked afterward.
The jury deadlocked on the reckless manslaughter count, acquitted Williams of aggravated manslaughter and convicted him of covering up the shooting. He was never sentenced for the cover-up counts, pending the outcome of the retrial, and has remained free on bail.
The former NBA player was supposed to appear in court in late November to enter a plea, but the hearing was delayed indefinitely, partly because of travel difficulties. Williams was expected to cut a deal that could send him to prison for three years because of the accidental shooting. The case has already dragged on for eight years.
Williams went from the hardscrabble streets of the Lower East Side where he would dribble a basketball up the stairs of his high-rise apartment and shrug off criticism of his speech impediment to one of the city's top ball players in high school. Despite the death of his two sisters, both felled by AIDS, the young phenom went on to be a stand-out ball player at St. John's University.
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Black Bass for Nintendo
This is the game that started it all for me as far as fishing simulation games go. There was one copy of it at the video store, if I didn't have it rented my fishing buddy did. It was fun, not much on graphics but one of those heart pounders when you hooked the lunker! Wish I still had my nintendo now! heh


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(Be sure to read Part 1)
1.2. Methodical Doubt and Early Historical-Critical Approaches
The Nominalist insistence on the unintelligibility of faith paved the way for Luther's position that faith was a matter of certainty of assertions. However, coinciding with the rise of the Reformation was a renewed interest in Greek skepticism, which traced itself back to Pyrrho (circa. 360-270 B.C.E.). Pyrrho is known through the writings of Diogenes Laertius and Sextus Empricus, who wrote during the second century C.E.[1] At first, skepticism was used by Catholic apologists against the Reformers, however Protestants soon found it useful in their own attack on the notion of the infallibility of the Magisterium.[2] In the view of these skeptics reason and experience were unreliable.[3] Colin Brown explains that for the "new" Pyrrhonists of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries the consequence of this skepticism left religion with only two options: "utter skepticism or fideism."[4]
Skepticism was instrumental in shaping Descartes' method. Descartes wanted to take on the Pyrrhonists on their own terms, attempting to show that there is something that cannot be doubted, namely, one's own existence.[5] The Rationalist movement which followed him tried to demonstrate that reality could be understood as a "rational" whole. The attempt was therefore made at giving science and religion a common basis in reason.[6] It wasn't long, however, before faith was simply devalued altogether as "unreasonable."
Baruch Spinoza played a pivotal role, pioneering a kind of hermeneutic of "doubt." Spinoza asserted that whereas philosophy pursues knowledge, "religion has obedience for its sole object."[7] In this Spinoza gave priority to philosophy and deprived religion of truth claims.[8] As a result, Scripture should not be accepted as true on the basis of faith alone—theological prejudices must be discarded.[9] Furthermore, interpretation must be carried out in freedom from ecclesiastical authority.[10]
Moreover, Spinoza believed that when one encounters supernatural elements in the text of the Bible—miraculous events, divine revelations, etc.—one should approach them in terms of the historical meaning they had in their original cultural context, not as matters of "truth."[11] The point of the story of Moses at the burning bush, therefore, is not whether or not God appeared as a fire but that Moses believed that God had.[12] In addition to this Spinoza believed that one should look for natural explanations to explain miracles.[13]
Spinoza thus laid out three rules for Scripture study. First, Scripture study must pay attention to the use of different languages and figures of speech used by the biblical writers. Second, the contents of each book should be arranged and laid out, with special attention to passages which are ambiguous, obscure or contradictory. Wherever passages conflict with reason they must be understood as metaphors. Finally, the historical contexts of the books must be considered.[14]
For Spinoza, the principle aim of Scripture study was not arriving at theological truth but rather its primary goal was historical knowledge.[15] Joel Weinsheimer writes, "There is in fact only one kind of interpretation for Spinoza, and that is historical."[16] Spinoza explained that the study of Scripture "does not widely differ from the method of interpreting nature—in fact, it is almost the same."[17] Its truth can only be determined through strict scrutiny.[18]
This type of "critical" approach to Scripture was picked up by the English Deists of the seventeenth century. The man recognized as the father of Deism is Lord Herbert of Cherbury (1583-1648). Herbert argued that religion must be studied historically and judged by what he saw as five common notions present in all religions.[19] Many of these thinkers wrote accounts of the life of Jesus, in which they denied traditional Christian doctrines such as the Hypostatic Union and the Trinity.[20] Attempts were made to strip Jesus of his uniqueness. In this vein, Charles Blount (1645-93) published a book on the life of Appollonius, a man who lived about the same time of Jesus and who was also reported to have been a holy man who worked miracles.[21] We should also here mention the work of Anthony Collins (1676-1729) who argued that many of the Old Testament prophecies traditionally viewed being fulfilled in Christ, had actually been fulfilled in historical events which took place within the lifetime of the prophets.[22]
The most influential advocates of this type of early "historical-criticism" was undoubtedly Hermann Samuel Reimarus (1694-1768). During his lifetime Reimarus had struggled with reconciling the doctrines of Christian faith with reason.[23] After he died, parts of his now famous Apology were published as various essays by Gotthold Lessing. The work is one of the most influential works in the history of Jesus research.
Reimarus argued that Jesus was not intent on founding a new religion. Jesus' message was thoroughly Jewish; in his preaching he called for a return to Jewish piety and, later, he predicted the coming of a political kingdom.[24] After his death, Jesus' disciples made up the story that he had risen from the dead and appeared to them. Reimarus' thus set forth two of the principle tasks that has henceforth become hallmarks of scholarly treatments of Jesus: understanding Jesus' preaching within the Judaism of his day and distinguishing the teaching of Jesus from that of the early Church.[25] Reimarus' work, of course, gained prominence later on through Albert Schweitzer's work.
In their day, Spinoza, the Deists and Reimarus were fighting an uphill battle. Reimarus kept his reconstruction of Jesus a secret—even from his own wife.[26] He writes,
"A time will come for a division between two groups: believers in revelation, and the despised advocates of reason. . . . This writing is and remains a true apology and defense against imposing a faith on us. Preserve it as a secret treasure. . . . until it pleases God to give rational religion a path toward open, healthy freedom, then draw you to responsibility for it."[27]However, by the time of Immanuel Kant and the beginning of the Enlightenment project which held that all judgments must be subjected to critical reason, traditional Christian faith began to lose its influence over the intellectual and cultural elite. The rise in prominence of the natural sciences (especially the publication of Darwin's, The Origin of the Species) and the French Revolution were also important factors in this regard.
Part 3 continued here...
[1] Diogenes Laertius, Lives of Eminent Philosophers (Loeb Classical Library; trans. R. D. Hicks, M.A.; Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1925; repr., 1950); 2:475-519; Sextus Empricus (4 vols.; Loeb Classical Library; trans. R. G. Bury; Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1938; repr., 1955).
[2] Brown, Christianity and Western Thought, 161.
[3] Sextus writes that the skeptics use their skepticism, "only of things inaccessible to the senses and investigated by the way of dogma." Cited in Edwyn Bevan, Stoics and Sceptics (Clarendon Press, 1913; repri., New York: Barnes and Noble, 1959), 127.
[4] Brown, Christianity and Western Thought, 168-9.
[5] Brown, Christianity and Western Thought, 184: "He was accepting the premises of the Pyrrhonian skeptics who had already done this and was answering them with their own weapon."
[6] Brown, Christianity and Western Thought, 174.
[7] Benedict Spinoza, The Chief Works of Spinoza (vol. 1; trans. by R. H. M. Elwes; New York: Dover Publications, 1951), 9.
[8] Joel C. Weinsheimer, Eighteenth-Century Hermeneutics: Philosophy of Interpretation in England from Locke to Burke (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1993), 48.
[9] Spinoza, The Chief Works of Spinoza, 99.
[10] Spinoza, The Chief Works of Spinoza, 10.
[11] Spinoza, The Chief Works of Spinoza, 99.
[12] Spinoza, The Chief Works of Spinoza, 102. Weinsheimer, Eighteenth-Century Hermeneutics, 63.
[13] Brown, Christianity and Western Thought, 189.
[14] Spinoza, The Chief Works of Spinoza, 101-103.
[15] Roy A. Harrisville and Walter Sundberg, The Bible in Modern Culture: Theology and Historical-Critical Method from Spinoza to Käsemann (Grand Rapids: Eerdmanns, 1995), 42:"The accent is on historical understanding; religious claims are studiously avoided." Also see
[16] Weinsheimer, Eighteenth-Century Hermeneutics, 58.
[17] Spinoza, The Chief Works of Spinoza, 99.
[18] Spinoza, The Chief Works of Spinoza, 9.
[19] Brown, Christianity and Western Thought, 203.
[20] See Colin Brown, Jesus in European Protestant Thought, 1778-1860 (Studies in Historical Theology 1; Durham: The Labyrinth Press, 1985), 29-33.
[21] Brown, Christianity and Western Thought, 203-4.
[22] Brown, Jesus in European Thought, 38-39.
[23] Harrisville and WalterSundberg, The Bible in Modern Culture, 60.
[24] Harrisville and WalterSundberg, The Bible in Modern Culture, 60.
[25] Harrisville and WalterSundberg, The Bible in Modern Culture, 62. In addition, Reimarus identified the problem of the "delay" of the Lord within early Christian thought.
[26] Harrisville and WalterSundberg, The Bible in Modern Culture, 56.
[27] Cited in Carl Moenckeberg, Hermann Samuel Reimarus und Johann Christian Edelmann (Hamburg: Gustav Eduard Notle, 1867), 123.


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Grains finished mixed with heavy "bullspreading" in corn, wheat, and soybeans. The May – July corn spread gained 6 ½ cents today settling at +16 ½. First notice for May corn will be on Monday and this spread is likely going to have some big swings next week. July corn settled 6 ½ cents higher at $6.07 ½ and December corn actually finished 3 cents lower at $5.35. July soybeans closed 4 ¼ cents higher at $14.80 ¼ and November closed 11 ¾ cents lower at $13.58 ¾. This is a new settlement high for the July – Nov soybean spread and a new settlement high for July soybeans. July wheat finished up 9 cents at a price of $6.35 ½.
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One of the oft-used arguments against immigration reform-that it will flood the labor market with low-wage workers and fuel a race to the bottom-took a hard blow this week. In fact, it might be down for the count.
A new analysis of the likely economic impact of the Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013 found that passage would boost the long-term economy–while also reducing the federal deficit.
The bipartisan Congressional Budget Office report says immigration reform "would boost economic output." Relative to current law, the bill would increase inflation-adjusted GDP "by 3.3 percent in 2023 and by 5.4 percent in 2033."
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I am happy for designers to come up with a better idea that they think will clearly get the point across that...eFarmersMarket.com.au is an online marketplace for handcrafted food that is conveniently delivered to the customers door in one box, making the farmers market experience virtual.
I want "eFarmersMarket.com.au" to be clearly visible on the logo and you may also be able to incorporate the slogan "Handcrafted food tastes better".
The logo needs to have an organic and artisan/handcrafted feel given the nature of the products.
The logo must also have a high quality and professional look.
I will be using the logo on a range of marketing collateral including business cards, letterheads and of course the website.
The original vision for the logo was a standard brown packaging box that has in an organic green colour http://www.eFarmersMarket.com.au printed on it. I want the box to be open with the four corners of the lid visible and the top of jars and bottles showing.
I really look forward to reviewing the designs!! Thanks in advance!!
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Wondering how The Doctor's alien buddies manage to pal around in Victorian England undetected? The latest Christmas minisode explains it all! This short little video, set up as a prequel to the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas Special, shows how Vastra and Strax have been getting by in the past looking the way they do. The whole short is very sweet - we would happily watch a "Vastra Investigates" spin-off web series.
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Because the number of influenza cases has significantly increased throughout the region, children age 12 and under may not visit patients effective Wednesday, January 8. This applies to all Wake Forest Baptist inpatient locations and will remain in effect until the number of flu cases decreases significantly.Learn More.
When common parasites of dogs and cats infect humans, the illness is called toxocariasis (or visceral larva migrans). Toxocariasis usually affects kids under age 10. Especially at risk are those who like to put things in their mouths, or kids whose families have pet dogs or cats.
Many kids won't have symptoms, but if they do, they can include fever, cough or wheezing, abdominal pain, enlarged liver or spleen, poor appetite, a rash that sometimes looks like hives, and enlarged lymph nodes ("swollen glands").
Toxocariasis also may affect the eyes, causing decreased vision, swelling around the eyes, or a cross-eyed appearance. Untreated toxocariasis can cause damage to the retina (the part at the back of the eye that senses light).
Most cases go undiagnosed and do not cause problems. Some toxocariasis cases are diagnosed during a routine eye exam or an X-ray study done for some other reason.
Toxocariasis is an infection caused by the larvae of parasitic worms — Toxocara canis and Toxocara cati — that usually live in the intestines of dogs and cats. Eggs from the worms pass into the feces of dogs and cats and can contaminate pet areas around the home where kids play. The eggs can be swallowed by children, especially those who like to put things in their mouths and don't often wash their hands.
After entering the body, the eggs hatch into larvae that penetrate through walls of the digestive tract and may migrate to a child's liver, lungs, eyes, and elsewhere.
Toxocariasis usually happens in young children ages 2 to 7, but can happen at any age. It can't be spread from person to person.
To help prevent kids from being exposed to toxocariasis:
A doctor can usually diagnose a case of toxocariasis by physical exam and blood tests. Doctors may not prescribe any medication to treat a child with mild symptoms. Severe toxocariasis involving the lungs, eye, or other important organs may be treated with antiparasitic drugs to kill the larvae. For severe toxocariasis, doctors sometimes also prescribe steroids or might refer a person to a specialist (like an ophthalmologist if the eye is involved).
A child with severe toxocariasis should be given medicine as prescribed by your doctor. Prevent reinfection by deworming your pets and keeping kids away from areas where pets defecate (poop). Remind your kids to wash their hands often during the day, especially after playing with pets.
Call your doctor if your child has any of the symptoms of toxocariasis, including:
Reviewed by: Rupal Christine Gupta, MD
Date reviewed: August 2014
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When I was young, one of my favorite cartoon characters was Hanna-Barbera's Yogi Bear and his sidekick Boo-Boo Bear. In fact, my sister and I used to greet each other (okay... sometimes we still do) with the Yogi catchphrase, "Hey there, Boo Boo." I liked Yogi because he was always in search of pic-a-nic baskets, and I figured there must be yummy things in those baskets I would like to eat. So I was very happy when we decided to create a pic-a-nic blanket for some summer fun. As usual, we weren't satisfied with your av-er-age blanket (because we are not your av-er-age bears), so we made one side cotton sateen, the other side cotton laminate, and quilted them together with polyester batting sandwiched in between. Then, we created a clever carry wrap with shoulder straps. Fold and roll the blanket, wrap it up, Velcro® it closed, and you're good to go."Hello, Mr. Ranger, sir!"
If you are new to working with the great cotton laminates availabe today, take a look at our helpful tutorial: Successful Sewing with Laminated Cottons (and other sticky stuff).
Our blanket sample feature a combination of fabrics from Amy Butler of Rowan Fabrics and Tula Pink of FreeSpirit Fabrics. Both of these designers are hugely popular, and their fabrics often sell out as soon as they hit real or virtual store shelves. The exact sateen and cotton laminate we used are no longer available, however, no need to worry! Fabric.com and other vendors carry a great variety of both these substrates, and you can come up with your own unique blend.
Sewing Tools You Need
- Any sewing machine (we recommend the Janome 3160 Quilter's Decor Computer)
- Walking foot (optional, but very helpful with the shifting layers)
- Ultraglide or other Telfon®-type foot (optional, but very helpful when sewing across the laminate)
Fabric and Other Supplies
- 2⅛ yards of 54-56" wide cotton sateen or similar for the blanket top and tote lining; we used 54" wide Sun Glow in Lake from Amy Butler's Home Décor Lark Collection from Fabric.com - it is 100% cotton sateen
- 2⅛ yards of 54-56" wide cotton laminate or similar for the blanket bottom, tote top and tote straps; we used 54" wide Frog Prince in Indigo from Tula Pink's Prince Charming Collection from Fabric.com - it is 100% cotton with a laminate overlay
- One 52" x 60" cut of Polyester Batting; we used Soft & Bright Polyester Batting in a twin size pre-cut
NOTE: Batting comes in many widths and is available on rolls by the yard as well as in pre-cut bedding sizes. Simply keep your final size in mind when deciding the best option. Since this blanket is meant to be used outdoors, we recommend a polyester batting rather than a cotton.
- ¾ yard of ⅝" sew-on Velcro®; we used black sew-in Velcro®
- All purpose thread to match fabrics
- See-through ruler
- Fabric pencil
- Iron and ironing board
- Scissors or rotary cutter and mat
- Seam gauge
- Seam ripper
- Straight pins
- Large safety pins for pin basting
- Clips to help hold laminate
Getting Started
- From the fabric for the blanket top (Amy Butler's Sun Glow in Lake in our sample), fussy cut the following:
ONE Width of Fabric (WOF) x 62" rectangle (54" x 62")
ONE 12" x 27" rectangle
- From the fabric for the blanket bottom (Tula Pink's Prince Charming in Frog Price in our sample), fussy cut the following:
ONE 52" x 60 rectangle
ONE 12" x 27" rectangle
ONE 5" x 31" strip, which should then be cut in half into TWO 2½" x 31" strips
- Cut the Velcro® into TWO 11" lengths
- Cut the batting into ONE 52" x 60" rectangle.
At Your Sewing Machine & Ironing Board
Our picnic blanket finishes at 52" x 60, so you'll need a large flat space on which to work: a table or more likely... a clean floor.
- Place the sateen piece wrong side up and flat on your work surface.
- Mark and press back the raw edges by ¼" all around.
- Place the batting down on top of the sateen.
- Place the laminate on top of the batting.
- Align the laminate with the batting so the edges of these two 52" x 60" pieces are flush on all four sides.
- Adjust the laminate/batting layers so they are centered on the sateen. There should be ¾" all around from the edge of the laminate/batting to the folded edge of the sateen.
- Clip around the edge, then use the large safety pins to "pin baste" through all three layers.
NOTE: If you are familiar with laminates (or you read our great tutorial about How To Work with Laminates), you know pinning laminate it not usually recommended. Be a bit frugal with your safety-pinning (pin-basting), but don't stress about the fact you are using pins. We are going for water resistant... not waterproof.
- If possible, attach a Walking foot.
- Quilt the layers together a simple horizontal pattern. We marked our quilting lines at 9-10" intervals across the width of the quilt. Quilt with the sateen side facing up. This will allow the blanket to move more easily through the machine.
- This is a large project, it will help if you roll the blanket to get it to fit better in your machine and it will be easier to manage.
NOTE: If you are new to quilting, our good friend, Heather Jones did a fabulous Guest Tutorial for us on Straight Line Quilting. Her technique shows a much denser quilting, but you could certainly adapt it to these much wider lines of quilting.
- When the quilting of the layers is complete, you will wrap the excess sateen from front to back to create the binding.
- Place the quilted layers flat on your work surface with the laminate side facing up. The original ¼" folded-in crease lines should still be visible along all sides of the sateen.
- At each corner, fold in the point of the sateen ¼".
- Bring in the folded point of the sateen to cover the point of the laminate. Pin in place.
- Fold in one side, creating a diagonal line at the corner. This is acutally a double fold, the ¼" of the original fold-and-press and an additional ½", encasing the first fold and wrapping around the laminate.
- Fold in the opposite side, matching the diagonal to produce a "faux" mitered corner.
- Continue folding in the sides to wrap the raw edges of the laminate and batting, and repeat the "faux mitering" process at each corner.
- Still using a Walking foot if possible, edgestitch around all four sides.
Blanket tote
- Find the two 2½" x 31" laminate strips.
- On one strip, fold in one long side towards the center of strap ¾". Finger press.
- Fold in the opposite side ¾", overlapping the first edge. Finger press and pin in place.
- The strap should now be 1".
- If possible, attach a Teflon® type foot. We used our Janome Ultraglide foot. Sew down center to catch both sides.
NOTE: If you don't have this type of foot, you can use wax paper or parchment paper between the laminate and the foot. Simply tear it away when the seam is finished. For more about working with laminates, take a look at our handy tutorial.
- Repeat to create the second strap.
- Lay the 12" x 27" sateen piece flat and right side up on your work surface.
- Pin one strap along each 12" side of the sateen, aligning the raw ends of the straps with the raw edge of the sateen. The wrong side of the strap should be facing down against the right side of the sateen. Also, make sure the loops of your straps are not twisted.
- The outside edge of each strap should be ⅝" from the side of the sateen.
- Place the 12" x 27" laminate piece right sides together with the sateen, sandwiching the straps in between the layers. Pin in place around all four sides, leaving a 5-6" opening for turning along one 12" side between the straps.
- Using a ½" seam allowance, stitch around all four sides, pivoting at the corners. Remember to lock your seam at either side of the 5-6" opening left for turning.
- Clip the corners.
- Turn right side out through the opening. Pull out the straps. Gently push out the corners, using a long, blunt end tool, such as a chopstick or long knitting needle.
- Turn in the raw edges of the opening so they are flush with the sewn seam and pin in place.
- Switch to a regular presser foot.
- With the sateen facing up, edgestitch around the entire tote. This closes the opening left for turning and helps keep the layers stable.
- Find the two lengths of Velcro®.
- Pin the Velcro® in place on the sateen side of the tote along both ends. The Velcro® should fit just shy of edge to edge. If it overlaps at all, trim the Velcro® to fit edge to edge.
- Stitch the Velcro® in place around all four sides. Pivot at the corners and go slowly to keep your seams neat. You are creating a "box" of stitching that will be visible on the laminate side, so you want it to be pretty.
- Fold the blanket in thirds, then in half and roll. The finished circumference should be about 24"
- Wrap the tote around the blanket and head to your pic-a-nic.
Project Design: Alicia Thommas
Sample Creation and Instructional Outline: Debbie Guild


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Penguin poems for children
Here are some nice funny penguin videos and and poems from my other animal blog. Just check it our and comment if you like it. Milou
Penguin videos for kids
Penguin videos for kids
The Penguin that Couldn't Fly
I saw a penguin.
He walked right by.
He had a tear in his eye.
I heard him cry and softly sigh,
Oh I wish I could fly.
He walked right by.
He had a tear in his eye.
I heard him cry and softly sigh,
Oh I wish I could fly.
The Penguinby Roxanne Williams
I am a bird you know quite well,
All dressed in black and white.
And even though I do have wings
They're not designed for flight.
I waddle, waddle, waddle,
On my funny little feet.
Across the icy snow I go
To find a fishy treat!
ICY QUESTION - by Milou
I live in an Icy place
Look like a butler from Elisabeth her grace
I swim and slide I march and glide
When I walk I leave a duck feet trace
What am I?
Funny penguin video
What am I? - by Milou
Swimming, slipping, sliding,
What am I describing?
A little bird Of whom you've heard
Who also loves fish and diving
Just click on more, thanks Milou.


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I saw this article a few weeks ago in Scientific American Mind; it looked to be pretty interesting:
I started dating again a couple years ago, never in my life did I expect to be dating after 50 and I wouldnÔÇÖt wish this on anyone. Most of my dating has been from meeting people online, I have to agree, there are some weirdoes out there.
I live in a small community; the closest BMW rally/rides/meets are 200+ miles away. One nice thing about living in a small community is I know most of the BMW riders here and none of them are single white females. As it is, I usually travel to Amarillo, Lubbock or Roswell to date, 100 miles one way, as there isnÔÇÖt a very large selection of women here. IÔÇÖm not one to go to a BMW rally/ride/meet and ask every female there if theyÔÇÖre single, you canÔÇÖt rely on wedding rings, there are a lot of women and men that donÔÇÖt wear them, there are also a lot of women that do wear them who arenÔÇÖt married. If I knew everyone in the room was single and everyone in the room was looking it sure would make a difference. IÔÇÖm also not big on riding two up, so I would like to meet someone who is a BMW enthusiast that owns and rides her own bike.
Maybe the smartest thing to do is to go to someone like Spark Networks, Inc and ask them to start a BMWCyclesSingles.com, currently they have about 34 different dating sites which include AdventistSinglesConnection.com, AsianSinglesConnection.com, MilitarySinglesConnection.com, SingleParentsMingle.com, and SilverSingles.com to name a few. Who knows, maybe they would start one up if they could advertise here.
Never miss an opportunity on the forum to send a group of forum members down the road when they suggest something that is a little aberrant to the stereo type around here.
I suppose the continued emphasis on dating is a hang over from the thread title. Dating isn't exactly why I am in anyway interested in the topic. It could be an outcome; however, I am more interested in meeting singles and expanding that pool of people in my life.
NO dating forum, unless it the love a motorcycle.
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It started as a blank slate…
I put things up and took them down almost as quickly. Then I came up with something that was "alright" but not quite where I wanted it.
So the other day I pulled everything down and started over again. I used some of the same elements that had been there before and brought new things into the mix.
And I came up with this!
It sets the mood for the living room… in fact, the whole house.
This little case I picked up at Home Goods says it all!
The vase was purchased in Budapest, Hungary. The candle sticks are from my sister. The "candles" are not candles at all! They are blown glass tumblers I bought in Mexico. I put them there to check for height and loved the color. So they stayed.
The little toucan next to them is an ocarina I bought in Costa Rica. That's where I saw my first toucan and I was delighted with them (but they look nothing like Toucan Sam! LOL).
This bronze bust is a Maasai morani (warrior) that Himself brought home from his military trip to Kenya in '98. He didn't realize I have quite an interest in the Maasai culture. He does now! We sponsor two Maasai children to Compassion.
I brought back the balalaika from my trip to Russia in '94.
And the clock came from Home Goods. The large face tells the time at home. The smaller faces have photos of places I want to go and tell the time there. They are (clockwise from top left) Mt Everest base camp, Rio de Janeiro, Sydney, and Loch Ness in Scotland.
A future project is to replace the mantel piece with an old beam from a barn. I have my eye on one… just have to wait for them to take it down.
Now I have to work on the hearth area!
I've linked this to the Saturday Night Special link-up at Funky Junk Interiors. If you haven't visited her site... it's worth looking at! She is SO creative!


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So Fruity
Fact: I played ghost of Christmas past in 5th grade. haha
Markus Lupfer for Topshop pineapple sweater, Lux jeans, Marc By Marc Jacobs bag, Boutique 9 boots.
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How cute!! Love the pineapple you always have the best blazers im so jeolous lolReplyDelete
keep postin :)
Gorgeous!! I love your red lipstick, your outfit & your heels!!ReplyDelete
P.S: You've been MIA from my blog haven't heard from u in a while wish you'd stop by more often ;)
the tee reminds me of the beaded crafts that used to be in vogue here (: you always look great in jeans but i think this particular pair are the perfect fit on you.ReplyDelete
just a thought, have you considering layering your hair?
I LOVE your bag!!! I need that!ReplyDelete
that might be the cutest shirt i've ever seen, i love the embellishment on it.ReplyDelete
Clothes Are Cute
love the pineapple sweater!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 7, 2009 at 11:46 PM
Love the red lips! gorgeousReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 7, 2009 at 11:59 PM
love this outfit, it looks so relaxed!ReplyDelete
i will definitely go see a christmas carol, i've been hearing some pretty good reviews on it.
what lipstick are you wearing? (is it the lipstain?)
Hey Delmy!ReplyDelete
I love those boots.
Oooh, so remember how a while back you gave a heads up about that new Cover Girl lip stain stuff? I went out and grabbed one...Plum something, 425? 435? I think it may actually be the same one that you demo'd. The color is SO amazing on me (hahaha). But, it doesn't stay on too well. Oh well. The color is worth it.
Like your hair this way!
Love that shirt. Must you be so perfect? (:ReplyDelete
Wow,never really seen your hair not curly before but you look so beautiful still:)ReplyDelete
Adore your pineapple tee,so lovely and those boots are gorgeous <3
Yes,I agree with PIA!Why do you always look so breathtaking and always wearing such amazing combinations?! :)ReplyDelete
Oooh,love the pineapple shirt! It looks so tropical. :)ReplyDelete
You're right, highlighting the hair can damage it.Actually, I love seeing you with your curls. This hairstyle is definitely much simpler.
Have a nice Sunday! :)
- AnonymousNovember 8, 2009 at 4:23 AM
u look much brettier without ur curls, i think. or just different. i really like it!ReplyDelete
love your hair like that =D and your sweater is just too cute.. pineapple yummy ^^ReplyDelete
awesome tee and stunning boots!ReplyDelete
I like so much your jeans! you look so casual and I like it!
just one question, Where do you live? I know, maybe I'm so gossip but it's just I'm a little bit curious.
xxx from Barcelona!
Great shirt!ReplyDelete
Love the outfit:D
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that t-shirt is so cute! and your hair will lloook awesome no matter what you do with it :) xReplyDelete
Love this look... the lips are devine!ReplyDelete
Have a nice weekend.
So sweet you went to that movie and very cute outfit!! The curls / waves are still my number one though, they look so pretty on you!ReplyDelete
I think you should keep your hair the way it is, it's so perfect & polished!ReplyDelete
and love this outfit, looking at your top i can actually taste and feel the pineapple in my mouth. aha :)
OMG those jeans are amazing!!!ReplyDelete
You looked gorgeous ! I really love to follow you :) And I'm just a little jealous u. U re so beatiful .ReplyDelete
- ChristannaNovember 8, 2009 at 9:51 AM
you should do a Q & A post !! A lot of the other bloggers have done it...let your readers ask you anything and everything and then post all the questions with your answers :)ReplyDelete
you look great and ohmygoodness i am so in love with your boots. Nice jobReplyDelete
Love your jeans and boots!!ReplyDelete
Lovely T !!! ;-)ReplyDelete
I love the whole outfit, stunning as always! xxx CamillaReplyDelete
I'm so loving that pineapple top! You pulled this look off fabulously...love the color and silhouette of your bag too :DReplyDelete
Happy Sunday,
Love the rip jeans and the jumper!ReplyDelete
Love love your hair as it is!
i heart that bag!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
Keep the hair dark! Dark hair is gorgeous, you look stunning.ReplyDelete
Also, loving the boots - do you have any close-up pictures of them?
Natellie - www.clothes-on.blogspot.com
Loving the pineapple. Reminds me of the fruit motif stuff from a few years ago when Stella McCartney was designing for Chloe. But I like this version. Sequins make everything better.ReplyDelete
ive been eyeing that MJ bag for awhile now...time i break down and buy it! I love it on you!ReplyDelete
Soo hott! Loving the red lips. xxReplyDelete
wahou great minds think alike ! I've just posted about that Mark Lupfer collection... i guess you buy that beautiful sweater a while ago, it seems sold out on the website. sigh.ReplyDelete
LOVE, LOVE your sweater!!ReplyDelete
and I really like your blog. ;)
anything you do with your hair i'm certain will look beautiful. i really love that topshop sweater - who'd of thought about embellishing a pineapple?ReplyDelete
I love your outfit so much! And your hair looks really good straight!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2009 at 4:30 AM
Hello !ReplyDelete
Nice sweat !!
Just to tell you that the*Paris*SanFrancisco*Nantes changed its adress and we became:
So please, could you change the link in your blogroll ;-)
Have a nice day
Around The Mode
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2009 at 7:22 AM
I love your hair curly.ReplyDelete
So coool! Love Ur bag so much!ReplyDelete
frickin love that sweater!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2009 at 9:09 AM
Love the pineapple tee! So cute. I think highlighting your hair is a bad idea! I did it for years and it totally trashed my hair to the point where I just cut almost all the colour out of it to try to save it. You have gorgeous hair! Leave it :)ReplyDelete
Love this blog! and this outfit is great so simple and chic, the blazer fits amazing and the pineapple tee is cute ha :) cant wait for more posts from yoou i will be coming back for sure!ReplyDelete
Here is a link to mine, i have some pretty interesting fashion illustrations and interviews with new up and coming male models! so take a look and if u feel inclined comment
that marc bag is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous bag!ReplyDelete
I might be getting the same one for christmas^^
I absolutely love the pineapple sweater & bold red lips! So lovely!ReplyDelete
About the hair delemma: I dyed my hair black once, and realized afterwards it didnt suit me - I had to spend soooo much money and time (several appointments with my stylist!) trying to get it lightened up. My hair became so damaged! Just be sure it is what you REALLY want before you get it done.
stumbled upon your blog and am hooked! love your style and tutorials.ReplyDelete
your makeup and hair look amazing! the red lipstick is such a great sexy sophisticated contrast to the kitschy cool pineapple shirt. love it!ReplyDelete
very good style!ReplyDelete
xoxo from France
- AnonymousNovember 11, 2009 at 3:21 PM
Can you tell us the brand and name of your lipstick here?ReplyDelete
Your hair looks great as it is, especially when you sweep the fringe over one eye.
Love the pineapple shirt! Very chic...ReplyDelete
love your blog by the way
I luv ur shirt soo much!!! Very chic xxxReplyDelete
You have beautiful face..love your outfit!:)ReplyDelete
wow, i love your rouge lipstick!ReplyDelete
Looks very cool and casual,ReplyDelete
I love the lipstick!
Theory of a fashion victim
Lovin the boyfriend look with the jeans. It's effortlessly fashion,my fav.ReplyDelete
That second photo is so gorgeous, I may nick it and post it on my blog in a long list of gorgeous fashion photographs.ReplyDelete
Love the lippy too, what is it?


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(Phoenix, Ariz. - October 19, 2009) Attorney General Terry Goddard will host a Crime and Fraud Prevention Forum in Nogales on Thursday, October 29, beginning at 6:30 p.m. The forum will take place in the Nogales High School Cafeteria, 1905 N. Apache Blvd.
Goddard will be joined by local elected and law enforcement officials, including Santa Cruz County Attorney George Silvia, Santa Cruz County Sheriff Tony Estrada, Nogales Mayor Octavio Garcia-Von Borstel and Nogales Police Chief William Ybarra.
The forum, which is open to the public, is being held to increase awareness of local crime trends, discuss prevention strategies and give citizens an opportunity to voice questions and concerns. Topics will include border crime, mortgage fraud, methamphetamine abuse, consumer fraud and identity theft.
Goddard's video message with additional information on the forum is available on the Attorney General's Web site. Media are invited to re-post this message on their Web sites and community calendars.
Event Information
What: Nogales Crime and Fraud Prevention Forum
When: Thursday, October 29
6:30 p.m. (doors open at 6 p.m.)
Where: Nogales High School Cafeteria
1905 N. Apache Blvd.
Nogales, Ariz.
Note: This event is open to the media and the public.