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Mesquite's Alex Cooper spent the fall showing off his ability to take over games on the football field.
The senior is showing that same trait on the basketball court.
Cooper scored a game-high 34 points as Mesquite picked up a big, early-district victory with a 55-48 win over Tyler Lee on Wednesday.
Mesquite, which did not have another player in double figures, needed all the scoring it could get down the stretch. The Skeeters trailed at halftime and were tied through three quarters before outscoring the Red Raiders 21-14 in the fourth quarter.
The Stallions were solid from start to finish in their 51-35 victory over Rockwall.
The Stallions used a 13-6 run in the second quarter to take control and then allowed only six points in the final period.
Ryan Bradley led the offense with 18 points, while Norman Alexander added 11.
The Skeeters and Stallions will hook up in a big game when they meet on Saturday at North Mesquite High School. Horn, which had a district bye on Wednesday, will return to the court on Saturday with a road game at Rockwall-Heath.
Mesquite 2-0 13-8
Longview 2-0 9-9
North Mesquite 1-0 8-9
Tyler Lee 1-1 14-6
Horn 0-1 5-11
Rockwall-Heath 0-1 5-9
Rockwall 0-2 10-11
Wednesday's Results
Mesquite 55, Tyler Lee 48
North Mesquite 51, Rockwall 35
Longview 83, Rockwall-Heath 66
Horn, bye
Saturday's Games
Mesquite at North Mesquite
Horn at Rockwall-Heath
Longview at Tyler Lee
Rockwall, bye
Tuesday's Games
North Mesquite at Longview
Rockwall at Mesquite
Tyler Lee at Horn
Rockwall-Heath, bye
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1. First, part your hair into two sections. To make the look softer, I like to make a diagonal part in the front (starting sort of near the arch of my left eyebrow, going towards the middle of the crown) and then bring the part straight down the back.
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6. Take the second braid and wrap it around the back. Again, I like to keep it low and loose so it sort of flows into the front braid.
7. Pin in place. If your hair is long enough, tuck the end of each braids behind the other braid (right where they meet) and pin to hold. Voila!
What do you think, my darlings? These pretty braids are perfect for summer bike rides and taking photos around town. (Your hair stays out of your face, but you still look adorable.) Thank you so much, Caroline and Jamie. xoxo
P.S. Three past hair tutorials, including the perfect ponytail!
(Photos by the fabulous Jamie Beck for Cup of Jo. Caroline's jewelry is from her own line Brvtvs. She also used this hairspray to make her hair shiny.)
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You are seriously the cutest person I have ever seen in my life. I hope when I'm a mom I'm as cute as you. And I hope I have half the creativity you do. (I don't even need to be a mom. Just as me!) Thanks for always having such awesome posts.
http://www.blogamericanhoney.blogspot.comI love it and can't wait until mine is long enough to reach across the front of my head (until then, I'll continue to over-use your 3 buns...)
So, is the lighter shade at the ends of Caroline's hair intentionally only at the ends, or is it simply a great grow-out of highlights/coloring?
The real question: Would it be weird if I asked for my stylist to color just the bottom few inches to look like that?
xo MirandaWell where on earth have I been? My gosh I just love this! Might just might be able to convince my 19 year old back into braids! I did a mommy blogger post last night on hair. I was sending one of those famous subliminal messages to her! She got it, but it would be way more cool coming from you!
Kiss that sweet baby boy. He is so precious Joanna. Wishing you a wonderful Mother's Day weekend too!
Xo LisaMiranda- the color was done on purpose, but it's over a year old so it was way grown out. When I had it done originally, it was a gradual fade starting from around my ears, fading to blonde at the ends. But it was never all blonde...if you google image search "ombre hair", that will give you good references to take to your stylist.
And to for the person above who keeps getting lumps near your braid- you can use a bobby pin to keep the lump down (I sometimes have to do that), or make a tighter braid at the base, and loosen it as you go along.love the hair tutorial!
And it definitely looks like a princess!
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MyLyfeMyStory on twitteri look forward to your hair tutorials! you should do a make-up one as well! :)
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the daily nook!This is beyond gorgeous - I love your hair tutorials. Everything - from the 'do, the the model, to the pics - are perfect! That gif is cool too with the spinning globe. :)
~Kirsten @ Triple Max TonsMy sister and I totally tried this! Thanks for the idea :) We posted pictures on our blog with a link to your blog post about it. Here's the website if you want to check it out:
Yours turned out much cuter though!This is my favorite tutorial yet! I love all of them of course but this one sooo lovely. I'm quite sad though, I thought my hair was long enough for this but when I tested it out this morning.. FAIL. My hair falls to the middle of my back/to the middle of my.. ahem, chest. but when i braided it and swung it along my forehead, the end of my braid barely made it to the top of my head :/ Am I doing it wrong?
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David Chesky's name is practically synonymous with audiophile recording and the quest for a purer, more natural sound. Instead of close-miking instruments, recording them on multiple tracks, adding reverb, and mixing it all down, he records in great-sounding spaces in pristine stereo. Comparing what Chesky does to anything you heard on the Grammys last night is like comparing Humboldt Fog chevre to Kraft Singles.
Yet Chesky recently decided to discard recording techniques he developed over decades in favor of binaural recording, a method that uses microphones placed inside the ears of a dummy head. Binaural recording is intended for playback on headphones, which of course are ultra-hot right now, but Chesky has worked with Princeton University researcher Prof. Edgar Choueiri to develop methods of delivering the binaural experience through conventional speakers, a technique he calls Binaural+. You can see the full list of Chesky's Binaural+ recordings here.
Chesky spoke with me last week from his company's NYC headquarters to explain his abrupt shift.
Sound+Vision: So why this sudden shift to binaural?
David Chesky: Because art has to go forward. We've done a million zillion regular recordings.
But it's not just binaural. We're doing Binaural+. If you play that on a set of headphones now, it really sounds 3D. In the future when you have crosstalk filters and play these recordings on normal speakers, you can make a 3D sound hologram in your house. It's mind-blowing how good it sounds.
S+V: How does what you do differ from standard binaural recording?
DC: Normal binaural you can't play on speakers because of the inherent equalization of your ear. But we figured out how to do both.
In audio we live in this world of crosstalk corruption. Sound from the right will sound different to your left ear; it'll be delayed versus your right ear, and be lower in level, and the shape of your head and ears will change the sound, too. With headphones, it's no problem because the left ear can't hear what's going in the right ear, and vice-versa. But if you have two speakers in front, you hear both at same time, and this corruption screws up the stereo cues.
S+V: How do you process the recording so it plays back on speakers?
DC: We add a diffuse EQ filter so that you can play it back on speakers. Without that filter, the sound will rip your head off, it'll be ridiculously bright. We do it in Sonic Solutions. We have a filter algorithm that was supplied by Edgar. This makes it theoretically flat again.
S+V: Do you optimize the sound for headphones, or for speakers, or for some sort of happy in-between?
DC: I don't think it's a happy in-between. I think the filter improves both. Since the ear on the binaural recording head doesn't match your ear, we have to make it theoretically match.
S+V: Does the listener need some sort of special processing to get the best results through speakers?
DC: It sounds great on speakers as-is, but to get the best results you need crosstalk cancellation circuitry. We have the hardware together and we're starting to demo that now.
S+V: You've spent decades of trial and error finding the best possible stereo recording microphones. How does the binaural rig compare to those?
DC: In some ways it sounds better than our old recordings because the mics are killer. It's similar to two spaced omnidirectional mics. The transaparency, I think, is better.
S+V: Take us through the entire recording chain.
DC: We use two different binaural recording mics. The one we use most is a Brüel and Kjaer "Lars" 4100 head and torso simulator [shown in the photo at top]. It's like a crash test dummy. We're using the B&K microphones inside there. It's made for audio testing. Nobody uses it to record with. We also use the Neumann head, which everyone calls "Fritz."
S+V: What's the difference between the two from a sound quality standpoint?
DC: It depends on the shape of your pinna. If your pinna matches Fritz, then Fritz sounds better. If your pinna matches Lars, it sounds better. Most of the recordings we've done with Lars. Explorations in Space and Time was done with Fritz.
S+V: So where does the signal go from the microphones?
DC: The mic preamp is in the head so the signal comes out line-level. We go from there through custom Crystal Cables and right into a custom analog-to-digital converter that MSB made for us. From there we record it onto a hard drive.
S+V: I know with your previous stereo recordings of a vocalist and a group, you would build a vocal booth in the space, close-mike the vocalist, pipe that out to speakers in the rear of the space to capture the natural reverb, then mix the direct sound into the stereo recording. Do you use this same process for binaural?
DC: No, we just use the binaural microphone and adjust the levels by moving the vocalist and the musicians relative to the mic. Binaural has to be completely pure. It won't work if you start using a bunch of microphones.
S+V: What do you use to monitor the recordings while you're making them?
DC: Right now, we have tons of headphones, but we're using Stax and the Ultimate Ears custom-molded in-ears, the recording studio version. And we have some Beyers and some HiFiMans and Audezes. But mostly the Ultimate Ears custom-molded. Then we can get a really good idea of what's going on in there. In-ear headphones work better because you don't use your pinna. If you put those in you will swear you're in the space.
S+V: How will your recordings sound if they're played back on a headphone that's not neutral-sounding—one with a lot of frequency shaping, like Beats?
DC: We monitor with the most accurate things we can. If you want to listen to it on whatever, that's OK, but I want to know what's going down on tape. After that people can enjoy whatever they like. It's not about what's real, it's about what you enjoy. It'll sound different on everything you listen to.
S+V: Are you still doing some of your recordings the old way?
DC: No. Conventional stereo recording, not matter how great, is like being a peeping Tom. You're looking into the space, you're not in the space. With surround sound, it's like there's one ring of sound sources around you. With binaural, it's like a pebble dropped into water, with concentric rings coming out from the pebble. I can place it anywhere around you and at any distance from you.
S+V: How many binaural recordings have you done so far?
DC: I think we have about eight in the can. There's a learning curve for us so we'll be doing more. Probably about 10 a year.
S+V: And how are you distributing them? Are you offering CDs or just downloads?
DC: We still sell CDs, but if you want the best rollercoaster ride, you should get the 192 [kbps] or 96 off HDTracks.
S+V: For readers who want to check out your binaural recordings, what's the best place to start?
DC: I think the best is Dr. Chesky's Sensational, Fantastic, and Simply Amazing Binaural Sound Show. You have rock bands, orchestras, choirs in churches… Anybody with headphones should try this just to see what potential is of their headphones. With normal stereo recordings, it sounds like all the music is coming from inside your head. With binaural you get the correct spatial cues.
S+V: Now that so many young people are listening through headphones, what do you think the future of audio reproduction is going to be like?
DC: I think kids are going to start going from cheap MP3 and $10 headphones to Astell & Kern players with $2,000 headphones. You and I grew up with speakers so that's what we grew up wanting. But if you grow up with headphones, you'll want headphones. One thing you can rest assured of, it's going to be a hard drive thing. The days of silver discs are over. Kids are used to downloading.
I can attest to the freaky nature of binaural recordings and IEMs. I have a few custom IEMs (travel a lot, so much of my music listening is done through them on airplanes.) I have several of the Chesky binaural recordings, and they image so intensely that I can't listen to them and do anything else - completely engaging. I have some other binaural content from live recordings, and the first few times I listened to them I was on airplanes, and I kept jerking my head around to hear who the loudmouth was behind me to the right... then realized I had my IEMs in, so it couldn't be someone on the airplane. The live binaural experience is completely distracting, or disconcerting, whichever.
Chesky's recordings on full stereo gear are also quite different, engaging more intensely when listening. It's not like the IEM experience, though, and that's actually good - maybe I'll get used to the IEM experience eventually. But for right now, the IEM experience is such that I prefer non-binaural or listening through stereo in most situations, other than when I'm just going to do nothing but listen. It's like the Master smacks you in the forehead and says "here and now."


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This bed was perfect for a small room because it allowed me to have a ton of storage under the bed area without requiring a full bunk bed. The height is great and comes up to chest level on me (5'4") so I can easily tuck my little guy in. It was really labor intensive to set up. Took 2 of us about 6 hours with some breaks to finish it but it's an extremely sturdy bedroom set and worth the extra setup.This bed was everything I was looking for and I really couldn't be happier!
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Initially bought for the attic for guests but when it arrived, my son begged us for it. In turn, we put his bed in the attic. The item arrived with 2 boxes missing which were pertinent to set up but we did get them pretty quickly. The setup was a tad tricky but well worth it in the end.
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I bought this product for my grand children. They love there new beds! It is a great product, heavy piece but well worth the weight. Good construction.
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My grandson wanted to move rooms to get away from a 'pestering sister' as he put it. Since the 2 girls would be better in 2 small rooms he got to get the bigger one. This bed fit the bill as the room is not able to handle more cumbersome furniture. He chose it because he liked the hide-a-way underneath. I chose it because he wouldn't be as high to the ceiling and it was a composite with bookcase, bin and dresser. He designed his room with blue, green and red primary colors...mom painted the wall in stripes of blue and green in various widths on a celery background. The wood tone of this piece is really set off with this color combination. He chose a black rug for underneath which accents his computer work station and blue drapes with red curtains underneath which I made from the top sheet. For a 7 year old boy he has quite the eye for decorating. We are all pleased with the purchase. Mom and Dad had no trouble putting it together. Only one suggestion tho.....holes are necessary on the sides of the shelf so that a curtian rod can be put through giving it more support so that the hasling and fooling around that may occur won't pull it off as easily ....as if affixed to the side and tugged with it may cause a problem with uneven breakage of the wood. Otherwise it's a super piece and a good buy. He's excited..we'd like it to last thru high school. What are the chances?
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January 23rd, Last Monday, January 23rd, was called "Blue Monday". Blue Monday is meant to be the most sad and depressing day of the entire year. To combat the blues, the U.S.-based hotel chain called Best Western organized a brass band flash mob to try to cheer up sad Londoners.
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First time author, Deborah Ashbaugh, of Altus, has completed her book, an autobiography, which is titled "Bye Mama, I love you". The book is a true story of a family torn apart by careless and neglectful parents. It's the tale of seven children left to fend for themselves, abandoned by their parents, and adopted out to other families.
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West Virginia coach Bob Huggins returns to Manhattan, Kan., for the first time as an opposing coach when his Mountaineers travel to face No. 13 Kansas State in Big 12 action Monday. Huggins led the Wildcats to a 23-12 mark in 2006-07 before jumping to his alma mater. He has faced his former team twice since as the Mountaineers won 85-80 in double overtime last season in Wichita, Kan., and the Wildcats eked out a 65-64 victory earlier this season at West Virginia.
The Wildcats are 13-1 at Bramlage Coliseum and are coming off an 81-61 thrashing of Baylor on Saturday. They've won five of their last six overall to keep pace in a wild Big 12 title race - the Wildcats are tied atop the league standings with Kansas and Oklahoma State. The Mountaineers pulled out a 66-64 home win over Texas Tech on Saturday. They've won four of their last five to get back to .500 in their first season in the Big 12.
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1. Kansas State's Shane Southwell has averaged 10.2 points during conference play, nearly two points above his season average.
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV/ AP) - The Republican Party in Pima County-where a deadly Arizona shooting rampage took place-drew criticism for raffling off a handgun, for a "get-out-the-vote" fundraiser.
Officials with the Pima County Republican Party are reporting to have sold all 125 of the $10 tickets available for the Glock 23. It comes with three 12-round magazines, an adjustable grip and a case.
Interim party chairman Mike Shaw told a local Tucson newspaper the publicity fueled such demand, that the GOP also raffled a deer rifle.
The raffle for the .40-caliber Glock garnered worldwide attention because it was organized eight months after a Tucson shooting spree that left six people dead and 13 others wounded, including U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.
The model of Glock isn't the same as the one the suspected shooter used in the Jan. 8 rampage. That gun was a Glock 19 9mm.
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do any of you know this pattern. i made it from my niece and now would like to make it for a friend's baby. i have looked at all the patterns that i have saved and can not find it. any help would be appreciated. | |||
Sorry I don't know this pattern. But I will be watching this thread to see if it is identified. New great GD coming in Oct, perfect. Joyce | ||||
Nancy, I don't know the pattern but can figure out the pieces if you're interested. Seems fairly simple. Just post on here if you'd like some help. I'll get back to you within a day. Do you remember how big the quilt is? That's all I need. | ||||
Can you give us more info about it? Was it a kit? How long ago did you make it (in other words, is it a really old pattern or recent)? Can we see a close up of the "bow" block. Many times someone can just look at a block & come up with how it's constructed. It's really pretty & I hope someone can help you out with this. This quilting board has TONS of taleted quilters and a few really good sleuths too. Nicki We live in the home of the free...because of the brave. | ||||
That's a cute three-dimensional effect with the little bow on top of the bigger bow. I hope someone knows about the pattern. | ||||
dang that is cute! the Bow looks like HST's or are they flying geese blocks? the girls here could figure it out easy enough!This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kim - Strut526, | ||||
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Otay, I didn't have anything else to do, and needed something. Here's what I worked out. This can be a fairly easy pattern using strip piecing. All blocks are worked pretty much the same. Since it is a baby quilt, it's about 30" x 35", making the blocks 5" finished. The ribbon block has three parts as shown. You will need: 4 strips of 2 1/2 x WOF for the background 3 strips of 1 1/2 x WOF for ribbon Sew 1 strip of background fabric to each side of ribbon fabric. Cut into 5 1/2" squares.This message has been edited. Last edited by: paus4quilts, | ||||
I made an assumption with the second block...that the center section has three pieces since it looks as if there is a distinction for making the bow. You will need: 1 WOF and 1/3 WOF strip x 2 1/2" for the background 2 strips - 2 1/2" x 25" for triangles 1 strip - 1 1/2" x 7 1/2" for the centers 1 strip - 1 1/2" x 25 for ribbon | ||||
Block 3 (the border block) is made much the same as Block 2, only no triangles and different fabrics. Use the same cutting instruction, eliminating the cuts for the triangles. | ||||
The Bow block has a lot of assumptions in it. I've only ever made one of these....sooooooo The block is made the same as Block 1 only using a different background fabric; center section is the same. You will need: 1 strip - 2 1/2" x 11" for background; cut in half 1 strip - 1 1/2" x 5 1/2" for center 1 rectangle - 2" x 2 1/2" for loop 1 rectangle - 8 1/2 x 20" Take the 2 x 2/12" piece and sew it lengthwise to make a small tube. Fold the center strip in half and mark it. Center the tube over that mark. (Before sewing the center to the other pieces, check to make sure the 'bow' will fit through the loop easily. I added some but the 'bow' is large and may need a bit more than I added for ease.) I 'assumed' the bow to be about 4" wide. Fold your 8 1/2" x 20" rectangle in half and sew lengthwise, finishing the short edges in which ever manner you prefer. Fold in half with the seam to the back. Insert the tube into the loop by dividing the tube in half for each side. You can change this part to whatever you feel is best. I jest guessing on this. I hope this is what you were looking for. If you have any questions, just post on here and I'll answer it/them.This message has been edited. Last edited by: paus4quilts, | ||||
Way to go Paus!!! That is one really cute quilt. "It's bad to supress laughter. It goes back down and spreads to your hips." | ||||
Your amazing! | ||||
I knew someone would do this. Thanks Paus!!! Nicki We live in the home of the free...because of the brave. | ||||
Oh Paus, that is amazing, just from looking a picture you got a useable pattern. Thanks for doing this. Pat | ||||
That is really cute. Thanks for coming up with the instructions!! | ||||
Thank you, Everyone. Isn't it a cute quilt, though!!!! Imagine it moved out of the baby quilt status and done in in Xmas fabrics. Nice little throw for the holiday. Nancye: Looking at that bow block some more, there might be another way to do that. Instead of one long tube for the bow, make a smaller tube of a piece of 6 1/2" x 10". (I've made the bow smaller.) Sew the rectangle in half lengthwise, starting an inch from the top short edge and ending 1" from the bottom short edge. Turn right side out. With right sides together, sew the two short edges together then slip stitch the opening closed. Sew another tube from a piece 3" x 10"; sewing the short edges as well and leaving an opening for turning. Fold in half, gather the center some and slip stitch to the bottom of the center loop. (Or if you're brave, lay it between the center and bottom pieces as your sewing the block, making sure your gather it some to match the loop.) Or, perhaps you remember how you did it the first time.This message has been edited. Last edited by: paus4quilts, | ||||
That pattern is in a quilt magazine....I remember it but not which magazine.I do believe it is Quiltmaker or McCalls from at least 5-years ago maybe longer. May "In Michigan" | ||||
I agree with TcMay- that pattern was in a quilt magazine either McCalls or American Patchwork as those are the two that I get and it was quite a while ago. Wanda | ||||
thanks for all your help. i will look in all my mccalls pattern books to see if i can find it. it was about 5 years ago that i made this and all the bows are 3 dimensional. thanks again for your help. nancy | ||||
Ah-ha. Now I see the bows standing out. I hope you find the pattern; I'm dying to find out how it was done. | ||||
Nancye: Did you find the pattern yet? | ||||
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