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The 12-year-old daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise sold lemonade at a stand on Sunday (June 24) during the Gay Pride parade in New York City.
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Suri and "about four of her friends" reportedly sold lemonade for $2 a glass to the Pride attendees.
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It doesn't matter what theme you prefer - cars, football, boats - the process is still the same. If you find the perfect fabric for your guy this is what you can make for him.
The perfect gift for him is his own personal quilt for kicking back for a nap, TV time, or simply sitting at the computer. It's great to have your own cover up that no one else gets to use but you – so it's always available for you when you want it
I found some realistic wild life printed fabric with blues and grays accent. Perfect I thought – not wild and crazy colors or silly looking animals. This is MANLY fabric. It wasn't panels that could be made into a 'cheater' quilt but that didn't stop me from fussy cutting my own panels and making this quilt.
"Stare, pry, listen, eavesdrop. Die knowing something. You are not here long.
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I used one of my clear square cutting rulers and placed it over various animals in the fabric centering them within the square. This helped me to determine what size the blocks could be that allowed for an animal scene to be the central focus of the block.
Each block is 7½ x 9½ inches (cut out 8 x 10 inches) before any borders were added
The finished quilt is 38 x 48 inches
Here is the breakdown
Let's not forget the important quilt label
"Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after."
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Laura's Sewing Studio embroidery designs and any instructions are for personal use. Designs and copyrighted images are intended for private, non-commercial use. Laura's Sewing Studio entitles the purchaser only to make projects for personal use. The embroidery designs and any instructions are the copyrighted property of Laura M. Waterfield. No design, documentation, or associated graphic distributed as part of this collection may be shared, re-sold individually, re-packaged, or used in any commercial endeavor or instructional presentation without the written consent of Laura's Sewing Studio. Any modifications of these embroidery designs or instructions are for the personal non-commercial use of the purchaser only and may not be sold or distributed under this licensing agreement.
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I waffled back and forth for months over whether to make a diaper bag or just buy one. But after seeing the selection available out there (and what they were charging for them), I decided I'd rather make something to my liking for the price. I used the "Here We Go" diaper bag pattern from Anna Maria Horner's Handmade Beginnings book, and absolutely loved it!
I used two Home Dec prints from Joel Dewberry's Notting Hill line, and a red PUL for one side of the changing pad to easily wipe away any grossness, lol. And since I didn't include the center divider, I was able to get away with buying only 2 yards for the lining and 2 yards of Peltex.
After hearing Peltex horror stories from friends who'd made/attempted to make AB's Weekender Bag, I was prepared for a battle going in. I fully expected crazed, hormonal screaming fits where I scared my husband and dog while yelling and shaking my fist at the sky, cursing Peltex, its makers, and everyone they love. But I can honestly say it wasn't all that bad, and I had a great first experience with it. I ended up being more disgruntled with the price ($9.99/yard) than anything else about it.
In sum, the pattern ended up being much easier than I anticipated - I work full time, and managed to finish the bag post-work in two nights (so maybe about 8-9 hours total?). All the seam allowances are 5/8" and you trim the Peltex down so it's 3/4" smaller than the fabric pattern pieces on each side, so you don't end up having to sew through all that heavy interfacing and deal with bulky seams, broken needles, or walking away from your machine in a fit of rage/disgust...
I didn't include the divider because I figured this bag would turn into one giant dumping ground for stuff, and the divider might be a hindrance to carrying large or bulky items inside (i.e. blankets, changes of clothes for me, baby, etc.). I went ahead and used 2 pieces for the interior Side Panels though (instead of cutting 1 solid piece like on the exterior) because the center seams allowed me to add the elastic loop for the changing pad as well as a small key hook on the other side.
I also meant to use the Main Panel templates to cut pockets that would be sewed into the seams on either side of the interior, but due to a bad case of tunnel vision combined with pregnancy brain, I COMPLETELY FORGOT POCKETS!!! ARRRRGH!!!! Still angry over this one.
Tips & Tricks
- I wouldn't recommend using regular quilting cotton for this pattern. You really do need a heavy weight fabric.
- Some helpful tips when dealing with double-sided fusible interfacing:
- Put an oven mitt on your hand to apply pressure from the other side. AMH recommends a small, rolled up towel, but I find oven mitts allow for more control, plus you don't have to worry about your hand getting hot or burned while holding the towel.
- Place a piece of Parchment paper on the opposite side you're ironing. The only way to get Peltex to fuse really well with your fabric is to use a super hot, heavy iron. The heat inevitably eeks over to the other side, and you don't want the back side getting all sticky and attaching to the potholder. The parchment paper provides a non-stick buffer you can easily peel off.
- If you've never dealt with a 3 dimensional corner before (where you're sewing 3 pieces together instead of 2), it's important to note that you shouldn't sew your pieces from edge to edge. Stop sewing the distance of your seam allowance away. For example, when attaching the Side Panel to the Bottom Panel, stop sewing 5/8" away from each edge. Leaving these little flaps at either end allows you to pivot the fabric at the corners so you can get a nice square corner when sewing all 3 pieces together (the Main Panel, Side Panel, and Bottom Panel).


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Ambulatory care and health education is the goal of the Campus Health Center.
All MUW and MSMS students, faculty and staff are eligible to use the Health Center. No fee is charged for routine visits to the Health Center. Spouses and dependent children over the age of three years also are eligible to use the health center for a fee of $15.00. There is a nominal charge to cover the cost of medications, supplies and complete physical exams for all individuals using the health center.
The Center, located in the Eckford Building, is administered by the Dean of the College of Nursing & Speech-Language Pathology. It is staffed by Nurse Practitioners who are faculty members in the College of Nursing. The Nurse Practitioners are doctorally prepared registered nurses who in their expanded role are licensed to diagnose and treat many common conditions. The Nurse Practitioners in the health center are family nurse practitioners that are able to order tests, write prescriptions and refer to specialists as needed. The protocols for treatment are developed in conjunction with the Mississippi Board of Nursing and a collaborating physician. Additional staff includes a Registered Nurse/Health Center Coordinator and a Receptionist/Administrative Assistant. The Registered Nurse/Health Center Coordinator functions in the capacity of assisting the Nurse Practitioner. This is accomplished by taking the blood pressure, temperature, heart rate and a brief description of the current illness. The Registered Nurse/Health Center Coordinator is also present to assist individuals with any questions regarding medications, wellness practices, weight check, blood pressure values and general questions regarding health issues. Lab work can be drawn in the absence of a Nurse Practitioner with proper orders from a physician or nurse practitioner. TB skin testing can be administered and read by the Registered Nurse in the absence of the Nurse Practitioner. Injections can be administered by the Registered Nurse provided the individual provides the medication with the exact dosing information. If the supplies are provided by the individual there is not a charge. There will be a $5.00 charge if supplies are used from the health center supply stock. The exception to this will be allergy injections. A Nurse Practitioner must be present before the Registered Nurse can administer allergy injections due to the possibility of a reaction and follow-up care.
The hours of operation for the Health Center are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday, closing one hour for lunch each day. The RN/Health Center Coordinator is available during these hours of operation. The Nurse Practitioner is available four to five days per week from 8:00 am to 12 Noon and from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm. At times, it may be necessary to stop accepting patients prior to 12 Noon and 4 PM due to an elevated patient load.
When the Health Center is closed or a Nurse Practitioner is not available, local clinics or the emergency room at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle may be used by patients requiring care. A partial list of local walk-in clinics is listed below.
- Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle Emergency Room (662)244-1000
- Baptist Medical Group, 5th Street North, Columbus (662)241-6192
- Lowndes Family Medical, Dutch Lane, Columbus (662)329-3808
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- Lowry Medical Clinic, 362 Park Creek Circle, Columbus (662)244-8864
- Urgent Team- Hwy 45 North, Columbus (662)328-9623
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Student health insurance may be obtained through a commercial carrier. Information and pamphlets may be obtained in the Health Center, if needed.
Emergencies (such as difficulty breathing, heart attack, etc.) should contact 911 and the campus police department at (662)241-7777.
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Swimming pool : Shared swimming pool, rectangular, step ladder, outside shower (open from 'june 01' till 'september 30')
Interior Charming Estancia with View: mountain, swimming pool, garden/park, ...
Receive up to : 16 person(s) (16 adults)
Interior layout : 8 Room(s), 8 bedroom(s), sleeping den, bathroom, shower room, sitting room, separate kitchen, reception hall, laundry room, patio
Sleeps - bed(s) : > 20 futon 2 pers, 20 two twin beds
Guest facilities : Fireplace, T.V., t.v points, fax, internet access, wifi, fully air-conditioned, Drapes, Double glazed
Appliances : Crockery/flatware, kitchen utensils, cafetiere, electric kettle, gaz stove, micro-wave oven, refridgerator, washing machine, iron, ironing board
Exterior Gîte - Self Catering in Setting: exclusive, suitable for a relaxing break
Outside accommodation : Terrace
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FESTIVAL Aracena
CULTURE Andalusia
Leisure activities less than 12 miles : Bathing, canoeing, golf, tennis, riding school, pathway/broadwalk, coastal/forest paths, hiking, rappel, rock climbing, horse trecking, donkey rides, go-karting, basketball, hunting, big game hunting, fishing
Supervised : Tennis school, riding school
Attractions and relaxation : Bar/pub, discotheque, restaurant, movie theater, open air summer movie theater, zoo/animal park, nature reserve, exhibition center, art gallery, historical site, museum, theater, festivals, local craftstore, cellar and wine tasting, fitness center
SurroundingsMountain - Huelva Province
Locality :
Heated swimming pool at 990'
Public swimming pool at <165'
Public tennis court at 0.3mi.
Waterfall at 12.5mi.
River at 9mi.
Lake at 6mi.
Mountain range at 6mi.
Amenities :
Village center at 990'
Bus stop / bus station at 0.5mi.
Car rental at >31mi.
Household linens for hire/laundry services
Local stores at <165'
Supermarket at <165'
Hairdressing salon at 330'
Internet cafe at 990'
Mail office at 660'
Bank at 660'
ATM at 165'
Drugstore at 990'
Doctor at 990'
Nurse at 660'
Hospital at 12.5mi.
Location AccessFarm Aracena
Av. Reina de los Ángeles, 3
21200 AracenaAndalusia
GPS coordinates of accommodation
Latitude 37°53'27"N
Longitude 6°34'5"W
Access routes Gîte - Self Catering 22766
at 50mi. / 45min.
Airport Sevilla San Pablo
Seville, Sevilla Province, Andalusia, Spain
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Seville, Sevilla Province, Andalusia, Spain
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Serpa (56mi.)
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Denver Colorado: Thriving on 16th StreetAugust 2011
If you live in Denver, you know about the 16th Street Mall. If you are visiting Denver, you NEED to know about the 16th Street Mall. The heart of downtown Denver is centered around the tourist friendly 16th Street pedestrian mall. The mall, about a mile and a quarter long, hosts over 300 stores, 50 restaurants and the Denver Pavilions – an entertainment mega-complex that hosts a movie theater, Barnes and Nobles and numerous restaurants including Coyote Ugly and The Hard Rock Café. Visiting this area, with the parking and the traffic and the crowds, can be somewhat stressful for an out-of-town guest. So here is one Native Denver Dweller's guide to the 16th Street phenom.
The first and most important rule is this: Stay at a hotel close to the mall. I highly recommend the Hotel Monaco, which is just ONE BLOCK off of the 16th Street Mall. The hotel has a funky, retro boutique feel. Upon entering the hotel, you are greeted by a chalkboard covered with dog names. These are the names of the pups staying at the hotel, although you would never know it. The hotel is spotless and clean – with a lobby to take your breath away and make you murmur "Oh my stars." Stars indeed, cover their elaborately painted ceiling that arches over a tasteful lobby. It's a great place to have a glass of wine, talk with friends or just stare at the ceiling. The rooms are decorated with an eclectic flair – looping leather headboards, art deco vases and mirrors are topped off by gorgeous orange and brown window treatments that showcase either Downtown Denver or a priceless view of the Rocky Mountains. One of the best things about the Hotel Monaco – besides its priceless locale – is that you are given a companion goldfish in your room for the duration of your stay. We named ours "Nazgul." After taking in the complimentary wine reception that happens at 5pm every day at the Hotel Monaco, you are free to head out for your night on the 16th Street Mall. At just a block away, there is no need to pay for a taxi or take public transport. Even in silly high heels, it's a short walk.
There is no shortage of restaurants on the mall, but we are particular to Earl's – a warm, elegant restaurant with just a hint of edge. Request a table on one of their two huge outdoor patios, and settle in for the best people watching this side of New York City. The 16th Street Mall is known for their interesting folk, from street performers to models, from wild teenagers and drag queens to a Colorado Rockies's pitcher – and you never quite know who you will see there! Start your evening with Earl's famous Peach Bellini, and move on to their Los Cabos Chicken Tacos. Dinner is good no matter WHAT you pick, although we lean heavily towards Tilapia Piñata or a hearty Steak Frites. After dinner, as you roll yourself out of the restaurant, make sure to wait for the free Shuttle buses that run up and down the mall from morning until midnight.
Hop on a shuttle bus and let it take you down a few blocks to the Tattered Cover – Denver's most famous independent bookstore. Through two towering stories of books and tons of antique furnishings, you will find the perfect place to take a breather from your wild night of fun as you peruse the offerings of Austen, Lewis or Dennis Leary. If you are feeling more naughty than book worm-ish, you can try and catch a burlesque show at the Clock tower Cabaret – they also have interactive spelling bees, if you think you can hack it while sipping a cocktail!
As your night comes to a close, you can hop back on the free bus and take it to Illegal Pete's – a burrito and beer restaurant that is the coolest place in town – filled with ridiculously good looking hipsters, happily drowning their Pork Carnitas in Green Chili. If that seems a little low-brow for you, you could always head back to the Hotel Monaco Bar at Panzano. Ask a knowledgeable waiter for his wine recommendation, and you will be thrilled with the selection and the ripe grapes about to hit your tongue. Take in the city lights as you snuggle into bed, assured a great night's sleep in your Italian Frette linens.
In the morning, head over to the Rialto Café for a simple, delicious breakfast – we recommend the Greek Omelet. Eat quickly and hop the shuttle buses for some morning shopping. When that's all done, go get your car parked at the Hotel, and you are on your way. THIS is the way to do the 16th Street Mall – no traffic, no parking, no meters, and no crowds…just the best of Denver at your fingertips.


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Written by Mahnoor Raza, Age 9.5, Skarku, Pakistan
Illustrated by Hannah Schmitt, Age 14, Indian Wells, California
Help, little girl, help! My wings are stuck in these rose thorns and are about to tear! Please help me!
Written by Mahnoor Raza, Age 9.5, Skarku, Pakistan
Illustrated by Hannah Schmitt, Age 14, Indian Wells, California
Help, little girl, help! My wings are stuck in these rose thorns and are about to tear! Please help me!
Written by Jamie Uy, Age 12, Bangkok, Thailand
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she's nocturnal
like an angry owl
busy counting its wrongdoings.
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A single drop of moonlight drifted
over the snow covered hill,
And landed with sheer silence on top of my windowsill.
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Illustrated by Heather Kranz, Age 11, Fort Collins, Colorado
Suddenly, I heard a howl, and I spotted beady eyes. I imagined that these belonged to wolves in this lonely forest.
Written by Courtney Licata, Age 10, St. Louis, Missouri
Illustrated by Caroline Walters, Age 12, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Walking. Running. Jogging./ But sitting is when I see it.
Most people look past it./ But not me.
Written by Pasha McGuigan, Age 11, Falls Church, Virginia
Illustrated by Catie Tomasello, Age 8, Land o' Lakes, Florida
Indigo sounds like a thousand porcelain elephants
Written by Faizan Khalid, Age 10, Edwardsville, Pennsylvania
I recommend this book to the age group of 4 to 6 and to anyone who enjoys rooting for an underdog!
Written by Mahnoor Raza, Age 9.5, Skardu, Pakistan
It is extraordinary how the author tells the whole story only through letters.
Written by Makenzie Myers, Age 10, Windsor, Colorado
Illustrated by Maria Hansen, Age 13, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Jackson said he met the rabbits recently, and that these two rabbits were, in fact, both secret agents.
Written by Meghna Melkote, Age 11, Moosic, Pennsylvania
This novel will make you love the characters, and develop affection for them.
Written by Rylee Gavlick, Age 10, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Kessler's books have quite a bit of suspense so they are grabbing and exciting.
Written by Juan Martin Velez, Age 10, Houston, Texas
If you like books about kids overcoming big challenges … throw down other books and follow these three words: read this book.
Written by Harry Varonides, Age 10, Forty Fort, Pennsylvania
I can relate to this book because my family also came from a different country and my parents have told me similar stories.
Written by Sarah Nickolas, Age 10, South Windsor, Connecticut
Illustrated by Maria Hansen, Age 12, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Dark green and blue waves hitting against each other as a storm brews and darkness replaces
Written by Camden Putnal, Age 11, Somerset, New Jersey
I would tell most people who like Bruce Colville stories to read this book.
Written by Julia Lombardo, Age 12, Franklin Park, New Jersey
…right when I put it down I picked it right back up and started reading again.


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Rooney apologised to England's supporters following his televised condemnation of the boos that greeted the final whistle of Friday's World Cup stalemate.
The Manchester United player's furious reaction to the supporters' jeers, followed by John Terry's revelation of a players' meeting with Capello, have combined to portray a sense of disharmony within the England camp.
And United manager Ferguson, speaking to Sirius XM, a New York radio station, claims he spoke to Rooney after sensing problems among the England party.
Ferguson said: "I didn't watch the Algeria game, I was out with friends, but I just get a feeling that the expectation is affecting the England team.
"Sometimes the expectation can be debilitating in terms of getting the players to perform to the levels required to get through this group.
"I had that feeling. I spoke to Wayne Rooney last week and just said, 'relax and enjoy it.' I just sensed there was a tension in and around the camp from what I was hearing.
"You won't get the same harmony (in international squads) because coaches don't have the players every day.
"With a club, you live with them, you see them every day and you get to know their personalities.
"International managers don't have that and that is the handicap they have."
Ferguson, a long-term advocate of a winter break in the Premier League, believes England's poor showing in South Africa can also be attributed to fatigue following a draining domestic campaign.
He said: "The season we have in Europe, particularly in England, is tough.
"The (England) players all met up about 3-4 days after the season finished and they have been together for most of that time, after a long, hard season.
"It's a real task to ask players to perform at the best level they can achieve after the season in England.
"Germany always take that month-long break in January and they always seem to do better in World Cups than anyone ever expects.
"Even though they are not as strong as German teams in the past, they still manage to do something in World Cups.
"It's been a disappointing World Cup, but I had a feeling it would be. I have been disappointed with the quality levels, I have to say."
England's problems have been overshadowed by the chaos of the France squad, with the expulsion of Nicolas Anelka sparking a player revolt on Sunday.
Ferguson said: "There seems to be a lot of disharmony in their camp, but it was bad preparation for the players to know that Raymond Domenech was leaving, knowing that Laurent Blanc is going to be coming in as coach after the World Cup.
"I thought they should have brought Blanc along as an overseer or assistant. Maybe he would have had a calming influence and brought a bit of harmony into the squad.
"They have been terrible. I didn't expect them to do well, but I expected better than what we have seen."


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Water Issues Committee
updated: 14 Mar 2017
Committee Charges
- Assemble a compilation of County water related ordinances, regulations, and contacts for distribution to the membership and inclusion on the WSLS website.
- Provide examples of survey practices, certificates and notations that are of benefit to surveyors relative to water and wetland related issues.
- Monitor, interpret, and report on water related regulations that have the potential to impact surveyors.
- Provide updates to the Board and membership on changes to water related regulations and State agency policies.
- Develop and update a position paper detailing riparian boundary interpretation based on current statutes, administrative code and case law.
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In 1965, U.S. Army Sergeant Charles Robert Jenkins deserted his post in South Korea and fled to the communist North�a move he now calls "the stupidest thing I have ever done." He spent nearly four decades inside the Hermit Kingdom, as a lingering mystery of the cold war. In July, Pyongyang finally let Jenkins leave. He turned himself in to the U.S. Army in Japan and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. He left prison two weeks ago. In this special Time report, Jenkins, who has seen things in secretive North Korea that only a few Westerners have experienced, tells...


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Think global. Leverage data. Be a lifetime learner. This week on the blog, we take a look back at the 8 most valuable takeaways from Automation Alley's global Industry 4.0 conference, Integr8.
Integr8 keynote presenter, Helena Leurent of the World Economic Forum, stressed that Industry 4.0 is not only revolutionizing manufacturing processes but also having a powerful impact on how companies operate globally, creating flexibility and greater international collaboration.
Automation Alley Executive Director and CEO Tom Kelly said during his Integr8 morning welcome that the lines between traditional businesses and tech companies are beginning to blur. Companies today need to change their culture and embrace digitization in order to compete and thrive.
While much of the conversation surrounding Industry 4.0 is focused on technology implementation, the biggest impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution will revolve around the transformation of the workplace, displacing workers while creating demand for different combinations of skills to fill new jobs and types of work. The rise of "cobots" (collaborative robots), for example, means humans are beginning to work side-by-side their automated counterparts.
Even traditional companies, like Integr8 expo participant Pingree Detroit, can take part in the digital revolution. The handcrafted shoemaker, which uses reclaimed leather from the auto industry, is beginning to explore the use of automation, AI and other Industry 4.0 technologies.
From blockchain technology to surgical robots, medical experts worldwide agree that big data and artificial intelligence (AI) will play a key role in vastly improving health care quality and delivery. Aided by advances in sensor capabilities, computational power and algorithmic ingenuity, the pace of medical innovation is accelerating rapidly.
The rise of highly connected factories utilizing smart IoT devices means manufacturers are increasingly vulnerable to sophisticated cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure. In order for companies to remain competitive and thrive in the era of Industry 4.0, cybersecurity strategies should be fully integrated into the organization.
As evidenced by the 750 people in attendance at Integr8, the world turns to Detroit, and the entire state of Michigan, to understand how to bring together the physical and digital worlds. This is a region with a high concentration of skilled talent, unparalleled knowledge of how the supply chain works and a vision for the future.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass – The Harvard women's tennis team edged Massachusetts, 4-3, Sunday morning at the Murr Center Courts.
"I'm impressed with the way we stayed together as a team with our backs against the wall today," said The Sheila Kelly Palandjian Head Coach for Harvard Women's Tennis, Traci Green. "I'm very proud of the grit on each court from top to bottom. We will look to keep building on individual games this week as we prepare for our next challenge."
Beginning with doubles, the Crimson earned the doubles point yet again. Junior Jenna Friedel and first-year Rachel Lim teamed up to take down Jodie Lawrence-Taylor and Janja Kavacevic, 6-1, at No. 1. Junior Natasha Gonzalez and first-year Chelsea Williams, meanwhile, defeated Ashley Avery and Martina Bocchi, 6-3, at third doubles.
Harvard relied on its depth, winning the bottom three singles matches to clinch the match against Massachusetts. Gonzalez continued her early season success, besting Martina Bocchi, 7-6(4), 4-6, 6-2, as the team's No. 4. Classmate Irene Lu battled to a 7-6 (7), 7-6(3) victory against Anna Napadiy at No. 5. Williams earned her second victory of the day with a 6-4, 6-3 win against Ashley Avery, rounding out the team's top-six.
Harvard Highlights:
- The Crimson improved its all-time series record against Massachusetts to 7-0.
- The pairing of Friedel and Lim remain undefeated together with a 4-0 record.
- Gonzalez won her second singles match of the weekend and stays untouched on the season with a 5-0 record in singles play.
- Harvard has yet to lose the doubles point this season and holds a 14-1 cumulative record in doubles play.
Up Next:
The Crimson will prepare for its first spring road trip of the season when they travel to Yale for the ECAC Tournament, beginning on Feb. 8.
Harvard def. Massachusetts, 4-3
S1: Janja Kovacevic def. Jenna Friedel 6-1, 7-6(3)
S2: Jodie Lawrence-Taylor def. Rachel Lim 6-3, 6-2
S3: Ruth Crawford def. Rachel Eason 6-3, 6-1
S4: Natasha Gonzalez def. Martina Bocchi 7-6(4), 4-6, 6-2
S5: Irene Lu def. Anna Napadiy 7-6(7), 7-6(3)
S6: Chelsea Williams def. Ashley Avery 6-4, 6-3
D1: Rachel Lim / Jenna Friedel def. Jodie Lawrence-Taylor / Janja Kovacevic 6-1
D2: Ruth Crawford / Anna Napadiy vs. Anna Li / Annika Bassey Unfinished 5-3
D3: Natasha Gonzalez / Chelsea Williams def. Ashley Avery / Martina Bocchi 6-3


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In late Summer 2006, Amazon started selling groceries. People reviewed their over 22,000 non perishable food items. Hilarity ensued.
LA-based comedian Barry McLaughlin, aka Barry Holiday was one of said people and created a small portfolio of comedic reviews that should be a staple of any aspiring funny person's resume. His commentary on Feasting Free on Wild Edibles is one of the greatest uses of Amazon's Video Review service to date.
When he's not surfing for products to critique, Holiday makes shorts with CSIer Eric Szmanda and attorney-at-law Tyler Malin under the banner of Secret Fun Time and collaborates with John Alford on his just launched Independent Comedy Network series, Life Slices.
They're under-a-minute sketches that look at everyday occurrences in a new light, like a live-action Doogtoons where hackneyed situations play out with absurd twists. Holiday created four installments (my fave is The Door) before selling Life Slices to ICN. Here's the inaugural episode at the series' new home, a NSFW, Bubbles-is-a-girl-next-door depiction of a Dirty Mouse.
Not ROFL funny, but cute, and certainly worth your while. Like Dank and Nank, the Elevator Show, and other uber-short form content, if your investment is less than 60 seconds and the entertainment product elicits any kind of positive response, it's hard not to want to watch more.


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7,544,737 new records are available to search this Findmypast Friday including:
United States, Canadian Border Crossings contains over 6.6 million highly detailed records. The collection is made up of four collections from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), including both indexes and passenger manifests of entries from Canada into the United States through St Albans, Vermont, between 1895 and 1954. Passage to Canada was generally less expensive than travelling directly to the United States. If you have been unable to discover how your ancestors arrived in the United States using other US travel and migration records, it could be because that they chose to take this route.
The collection contains both transcripts and images which can reveal a wide variety of fascinating biographical details such as your ancestor's country of origin, their occupation, education, physical condition, details of their finances, the name and address of their next of kin and more. Finding your ancestor in these records is easier if you know the general time frame in which your ancestor immigrated. If you are unsure, check out our US Census records to find when they were first recorded, thus providing you with a time range in which to search.
Don't forget to regularly check our dedicated Findmypast Friday page to keep up to date with all the latest additions.
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There are a number of contractors out there that offer furnace inspection in Bellingham, WA. This can make it frustrating when it comes to finding the right contractor for you. The good news is that you don't need to look further. Marr's Heating and Air Conditioning have been in the industry for 5-decades. Of course, we have the track record to prove the quality of excellence that we provide in our services.
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Furnace Inspection in Bellingham, WA can be costly depending on the work that needs to be done. A good start is to get three different quotes. This will help you determine what a fair price is, and what each inspection should offer. At Marr's Heating and Air Conditioning, we offer a transparent quote, explaining exactly what we will do for you.
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Many companies will attempt to trick you into thinking that the only way to get a quality inspection is to invest tons of time, and money. However, this could not be further from the truth. Marr's technicians are trained to come in, inspect your unit, and leave in a timely manner. All the while our services are relatively affordable for your budget.
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The best part about doing a furnace inspection in Bellingham, WA is that if there are manifesting problems, our technicians will be able to pick them out before they become costly. Of course, we will advise you on what the problem is – and the smartest way to approach it.
Of course rectifying the problem now will improve the efficiency of your unit, and most likely cut down your utility bills costs. What better could you ask for! Well, a quality contractor such as ourselves will restore comfort to your home.
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On a Tuesday morning in March 2000, I woke up to a world that looked like someone had smeared Vaseline jelly on my glasses; I couldn't see well at all. Not yet diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (my diagnosis wouldn't come for another five years), I had no idea what was happening. I was frightened.
My optometrist called me into the office immediately and conducted a thorough exam. From what he could see, things appeared to be OK physically.
But when he pulled out a bundle of colored pipe cleaners and asked me to identify different colors, I failed the test. My color vision was impaired. He referred me to a retinal specialist, who upon examination referred me to a neuro-ophthalmologist that very same day.
This was an emergency situation and each doctor did what he could to get me to the right specialist as quickly as possible.
By the afternoon, the blurriness had progressed to blind spots verified by visual field testing. The altered color vision was turning red to brown, orange to yellow, and pink to white. Colors faded until the world rapidly became an opaque wall of mottled grayness by Wednesday morning. The neuro-ophthalmologist ordered a brain MRI to confirm a suspected diagnosis of optic neuritis. Once the results came back, he ordered a round of high-dose oral steroids to reduce the inflammation. My vision took almost three months to return, leaving some residual dysfunction.
What is optic neuritis?
Optic neuritis (ON) is an inflammation of the optic nerve, a bundle of fibers that transmits visual information from your eye to your brain. Symptoms of ON are varied, often including pain behind the eye and different degrees of vision loss. People with ON may experience blurry vision, blind spots, a graying out of vision, or dull colors. ON can, but does not always, result in temporary blindness and usually affects only one eye at a time. ON may be accompanied by flashes of light or new floaters which should be reported to your eye doctor and/or neurologist.
What causes optic neuritis?
Common causes of optic neuritis include demyelinating diseases, such as multiple sclerosis (MS) or neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD, formerly known as neuromyelitis optica or Devic's disease). In MS and NMOSD, the immune system attacks the myelin surrounding nerve fibers of the brain, optic nerves, or spinal cord resulting in inflammation and/or lesions that disrupt nerve signals to and from the brain. If NMOSD is suspected, a blood test can help distinguish it from MS and facilitate diagnosis.
Other causes of optic neuritis may include bacterial or viral infections (e.g., Lyme disease, cat-scratch fever, syphilis, measles, mumps, herpes), other autoimmune diseases (e.g., sarcoidosis, lupus), or drug side-effects (e.g., quinine, some antibiotics), according to the Mayo Clinic.
When I had the blinding case of optic neuritis in 2000, the results of my MRI showed inflammation of the optic nerve but no lesions.
I was not diagnosed with "post-infectious optic neuritis." I had had a severe cold during the prior weeks. The MRI helped to eliminate the other potential diagnosis suggested, which was brain tumor. Fortunately, I did not have a brain tumor.
If I have optic neuritis, do I have MS?
Optic neuritis and multiple sclerosis are closely related. Optic neuritis is the first symptom for about 20 percent of people who develop MS, but not every case of ON leads to MS. Results from the landmark Optic Neuritis Treatment Trial (ONTT) showed that 50 percent of patients with ON develop MS over a 15-year period. However, the trial also showed that only 25 percent of patients with ON who didn't have CNS lesions at the same time (like myself) developed MS, while 75 percent who had one or more lesion developed MS.
Years later, when I was being diagnosed with MS, visual evoked potential (VEP) testing detected nerve damage from this prior case of ON. But by itself, this evidence wasn't enough to make a final diagnosis. I still had to wait until more lesions developed and were seen on follow-up MRI scans. ON was just the first stop on the long road to diagnosis.
How is optic neuritis treated?
Acute optic neuritis is often treated with a short course of high-dose intravenous solumedrol (IVSM) or adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) to speed visual recovery. A review of studies indicates that there are no treatments that improve visual outcomes in general. However, the ONTT study did demonstrate that fewer patients who received high-dose intravenous steroids followed by oral steroids developed clinically definite MS compared to patients who received oral steroids alone. Other treatments that have been studied with mixed results include plasma exchange and intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG).
If you experience a slow or sudden change in vision, please contact your neurologist or ophthalmologist for evaluation.
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Bennett JL, Nickerson M, Costello F, et al. Re-evaluating the treatment of acute optic neuritis. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 2015;86(7):799-808. doi: 10.1136/jnnp-2014-308185. Epub 2014 Oct 29.
Galetta SL, Villoslada P, Levin N, et al. Acute optic neuritis: Unmet clinical needs and model for new therapies. Neurol Neuroimmunol Neuroinflamm. 2015;2(4):e135. doi: 10.1212/NXI.0000000000000135. eCollection 2015.
Grecescu M. Optical Coherence Tomography versus Visual Evoked Potentials in detecting subclinical visual impairment in multiple sclerosis. J Med Life. 2014;7(4):538-541.
Halilovic EA, Alimanovic I, Suljic E, Hassan NA. Optic neuritis as first clinical manifestations the multiple sclerosis. Mater Sociomed. 2014;26(4):246-8. doi: 10.5455/msm.2014.246-2481. Epub 2014 Aug 26.


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Governor Helen Kilpatrick has approved a bill protecting the rights of disabled residents and visitors in the Cayman Islands.
The Disabilities Bill, also known as the Solomon Webster Bill after a 24-year-old former Special Olympics athlete from West Bay who was murdered in 2014, was unanimously passed by the legislature last month.
The legislation will create a voluntary register of individuals with disabilities and a National Council for Persons with Disabilities, which will act as a watchdog and advocate for the disabled.
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According to the Office of the Premier, the bill is part of an effort to implement proposals in the Cayman Islands Disabilities Policy 2014-2033, which aims to safeguard the legal rights of the disabled.
Under the new law, people with mental or physical disabilities will have full access to any public or governmental proceeding or facility. However, it does not require private businesses to provide similar accommodations.
In an August press release, Premier Alden McLaughlin said, "My administration is committed to fostering a culture of respect for human rights, including strengthening legislative protections for persons with disabilities."
The bill makes discrimination against disabled people illegal and will protect the "progressive realization of their economic, social and cultural rights," according to the premier's office.
The new 10-member commission will create and implement the policy to bring the new bill into force.
Solomon Webster, described in a statement by the director of the Special Olympics committee as a "star athlete," won a gold medal for the Cayman Islands in bocce in 2010. He was also an avid basketball and football player who competed in Ireland, Jamaica, the Bahamas and Puerto Rico.
The bill's memorandum describes Mr. Webster as "a young man with a disability who creatively and tenaciously worked to achieve and develop his best ability despite his challenges."


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Here's an extract from the new David Sylvian biography – "On the Periphery":
ORPHEUS — SHIFTING BETWEEN DARKNESS AND SHADOWY LIGHT. Many of David Sylvian's solo works in the 1980s dropped names, and showed his association with various philosophers, writers, film makers, in fact an eclectic array of radical free thinkers.
On Secrets of the Beehive, Greek mythology was introduced into the mix. The song Orpheus showed Sylvian's audience just how far he had refined his song writing style. Beautifully arranged and performed, it saw Sylvian at the top of his game.
The mythical Orpheus was a great poet and musician, his music having the ability to charm wild animals and even make inanimate objects move. The myth famously influenced the 1949 film Orphée by Jean Cocteau, who as is detailed in the new biography of Sylvian "On the Periphery" (www.sylvianbiography.com) was an enduring source of inspiration for Sylvian through his early solo years.
Cocteau adapted the Greek myth, and produced a film that focused on themes such as the contrast between reality and illusion, and between dreams and the waking world. The film was also pre-occupied with the concepts of death and immortality, and commented on the importance of commitment and love in a relationship.
The lyrics of the track showed only a loose association to either the myth or the film. Perhaps the key characteristics of Orpheus the man, however, did have some relevance to the nature of the composition: a symbol of ambivalence, with a magic aura — and an ability to seduce all creatures organic and inorganic with his voice and his harp — but also a flawed character, bound to human weakness and an all-consuming ego, therefore condemned to be imperfect.
In the song, Orpheus was an ever-present muse, who started out asleep, but stepped up to the plate as a support for the narrator as he struggled with personal questions and insecurities. He moved from sleeping on his back "still dead to the world", to keeping to his promise and "staying by his side", and finally singing of the promise tomorrow could bring.
Orpheus was almost an analogy for a strength that Sylvian needed in order to drive on and continue his personal, musical, and spiritual journey. Orpheus was representative of an inner light, a beacon that if followed would ultimately lead to fulfilment of true potential. Without the support of the metaphorical Orpheus, Sylvian displayed stifling insecurity. While "Orpheus slept on his back still dead to the world", Sylvian spoke thus, displaying an awkwardness, an inner fear, a shyness, and a lack of purpose.
I harbour all the same worries as most / The temptations to leave or to give up the ghost / I wrestle with an outlook on life / That shifts between darkness and shadowy light / I struggle with words for fear that they'll hear.
As "Orpheus kept to his promise and stays by my side" Sylvian blossomed somewhat and adopted a more optimistic demeanour. Now there was a raising of the eyes, troubles and painful memories and associations while acknowledged seemed to be falling away.
Sunlight falls, my wings open wide / There's a beauty here I cannot deny / And bottles that tumble and crash on the stairs / Are just so many people I knew never cared / Down below on the wreck of a ship / Are a stronghold of pleasures I couldn't regret / But the baggage is swallowed up by the tide
Finally, as "Orpheus sang of the promise tomorrow may bring," Sylvian imparted a confidence, making positives out of negatives, feeling robust against the vagaries of the world. Life's slings and arrows made for a stronger person in the end. There was also a more direct statement that while the traditional Christian concepts of heaven and hell and the preaching that accompanied them still existed, Sylvian (in the company of his muse Orpheus) could find the security of a more fulfilling faith that allowed a detachment from — and a less involved view of — past faith-based associations.
But all of the hurdles that fell in our laps / Were fuel for the fire and straw for our backs / Still the voices have stories to tell / Of the power struggles in heaven and hell / But we feel secure against such mighty dreams
There was a hopefulness in this song that stood out on the album. Here was a narrator still riddled with self-questioning and doubt, but finding support and an inner strength to plough on and achieve greater heights. Despite the fact that the trials and tribulations were ongoing and were unlikely ever to be over, there was a well of strength that had been recognised and located that would sustain future efforts. The narrator suggested a resilience and a definite desire to find the inspiration that he needed, and there was an innate understanding that he would achieve his goals.
Tell me, I've still a lot to learn / Understand, these fires never stop / Please believe, when this joke is tired of laughing / I will hear the promise of my Orpheus sing
With Sylvian's lyrics to this point being known for their layers of meaning, some stretched this conceit to its ultimate on Orpheus, suggesting the lyric was actually inspired by Sylvian's cat Oppi, describing the strength he gained from its selfless loyalty despite his own troubles! Odd as it may sound, whether Greek legend Orpheus, or Oppi the cat, it was just a symbol of strength imparted by the narrator, so either interpretation worked.
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Finnish energy group Fortum plans to sell its 51.4% stake in Estonia's gas utility Eesti Gaas to Trilini Energy OÜ, a company partially owned by investment holding Infortar.
"Yes, we've just signed the purchase-sale agreement," Ain Hanschmidt, a member of the board of Trilini Energy OÜ and head of Infortar, told the Baltic News Service on Tuesday.
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Welcome - About Live and Loud!
Live and Loud! began as a fortnightly internet radio show in 2012 taking old unreleased live concert recordings I could find and working to repair and improve them - fixing tape hiss, noise, tape drop out, clicks, speed variations, defects - before improving the sound quality by EQing the sound to bring out the instruments as clearly as possible. These are now made directly available to download for free to reach as many fans of the music as possible.
Almost all are either "soundboard" recordings (taken directly from the mixing desk used at the gig on the night) or old FM radio recordings. A few gigs, if they are of special historical importance, make an appearance even if they were recorded from the audience - these can also be made to sound better than ever.
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All shows still available are listed, including a link to download the remastered show for free. If you want to support the site with a small donation, you can receive the shows as either separate MP3s or FLACs (your choice) - head over to the Rewards for Donations page and see how you can get a lot for very little!
If you want to email me, an email link is in my profile in a link in the side panel.
And finally... These are great fun to listen to but DO NOT replace original releases - support these artists and buy their music. There is nothing you can go and buy in a regular record store here. If a gig is made available as a regular release, then it will be removed (as a couple have been already).
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Show 89: Jean Michel Jarre - La Defense Paris - 14 July 1990
In 1990, Jean Michel Jarre released his 10th studio album, Waiting For Cousteau, dedicated to marine conservationist Jacques Cousteau, on Cousteau's 80th birthday on 11 June. A month later he promoted the album with a huge live event in Paris, on Bastille Day. Backed by many of his usual collaborators on synthesisers and drums, he was joined by a steel band, a choir and enormous marionettes alongside the usual extravagant light show. The show was watched by an estimated 2.5 million people live in the city, setting a new record.
The original copy of the FM broadcast I had given to me (thank you, you know who you are!) was quite thin and compressed but with some patient EQ and fixing a couple of defects, now sounds far better, if not entirely compression free.
In the 1990s a VHS video was issued of this show but that had tracks missing; this recording does have all tracks present. Incidentally, in common with other French broadcast recordings I have, they do like to talk in between tracks! So you will hear the odd spoken link in between tracks, as well as at the end of the recording before M. Jarre says his final farewell.
The show is now available to download exclusively for free here as 1 MP3 file.
Or, if you would like to have separate tagged MP3s, or even lossless files in FLAC format, head on over to the Donations tab to see how you can obtain these for a very small donation towards the site costs.
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Revolution, Revolutions
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Calypso 3 – Fin De Siècle
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Incidentally, if you're a fan of Jarre, you may well enjoy this 2 hour online radio special I did with many rare tracks and mixes, available to stream here
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Hey Flip, do you have any more Police concerts to share? Looking for some, but there ghastly hard to search for on the internetReplyDeleteReplies
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Why not explain reality?
On behalf of the Board of Governors of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, I have informed Germany and Japan that the monetary gold reserves of the United States in the Global Debt Facility are being deployed to enable the United States to fulfill its treaty obligations in the defense Germany and Japan.
And explain that Donald Trump is not the legitimate US President, but only an agent of the Banking Cartel. Many people already see this charade.
Donald J. Trump has failed to acknowledge that the United States is not operating under the Constitution of 1789. Nor has he acknowledged that the US' monetary gold reserves are administered by the Board of Governors of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund because they are in a Trust established at the end of WWII by General Eisenhower and President Truman.
Instead, Donald Trump has perpetuated the hoax on the American people, despite having had the opportunity to rectify these falsehoods.
Donald Trump has harmed me personally with these lies and falsehoods, as this has prevented me from returning to the World Bank's headquarters and working on the Global Currency Reset agreed to by the Board of Governors of the World Bank and IMF. And returning the Constitution of 1789 of the United States via an Article V Constitutional Convention.
Donald Trump has to admit this truth, or disprove it, or he is in default and owes me as Overseer Mandate Trustee of the Global Debt Facility, the Development Committee (the Joint Ministerial Committee of the Boards of Governors of the Bank and the Fund on the Transfer of Real Resources to Developing Countries).
Donald Trump missed the deadline, and he is now in default and bankrupt. What is more, the representatives on the Board of Governors of the World Bank and IMF know this, and not a single country dissented from the Minutes of the Spring Meetings of the World Bank and IMF approving the Global Currency Reset.
You have to understand that the Banking Cartel is trying to conceal the evidence that this coalition exists. But there are clear signs, like the fact that I am continuing to use World Bank stationery, nobody is contradicting what I am saying. And what I say has grave consequences for the bit-actors like Trump, Gorsuch, Okoro, whom I have bankrupted through commercial liens, and those bit-actors I have previously bankrupted, including Obama, Dunford, Bowser.
Speaking of Sandie Okoro, in a couple of days, I am mailing the final default judgment for Sandie Okoro, the World Bank Senior Vice President and General Counsel, whom the Board of Governors of the World Bank fired as an agent of the Banking Cartel. Sandie Okoro is now bankrupt for interfering with the Global Currency Reset. I will be putting copies of this final default against all of Sandie Okoro's assets shortly on my social media. Not a single embassy has said anything in defense of Sandie Okoro. This action of not saying anything is a compelling sign that the coalition for the rule of law exists.
The Banking Cartel is trying unsuccessfully to disprove what I am saying and it cannot. That is because I am talking about reality and the Banking Cartel is lying to you.
The statement in the Utah Supreme Court that the US is under martial law. Actually, in 1861 the US was placed under secret martial law. (See page 50: "What most people don't realize is that they have been under Martial Law Rule for over 60 years")
The US Congress declaration that the US is under a state of emergency.
The statement by the Grace Commission that income taxes all leave the country. I have put links to these statements in many of my posts. I have put these links in the teleprompter.
Thank you for listening to another segment of "The Network of Global Corporate Control."
We have discussed in today's segment the "Reality" that we have won the tug of war with the Network of Global Corporate Control, that is, the Banking Cartel.
We are now in control of our own destiny. Until next week, I am your host, Karen Hudes.


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It is hard to tell from the picture above, but I set up my Tiara in my mother's basement for the quilting of this quilt. It was a really tight fit in my sewing space at the bottom of her stairs, but so worth it. I was really missing my own quilting machine.
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- 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- Browned bread crumbs
- Remove oysters from shell and put in each shell 1 teaspoon of the sour cream which has been mixed with the garlic, salt and pepper. Put oyster on top and completely fill the shells with raw spinach which has been put through the meat chopper and mixed with the Pernod and cheese. Sprinkle the top with bread crumbs and a little more grated Parmesan cheese. Dot with butter, put oyster shells on a bed of rock salt in the broiling pan and brown the oysters under the broiler. Serve piping hot.