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3.15.13 The History of The Micranots Part 1: Meeting & Origin
We're happy and excited to present you with the first of many videos highlighting the expansive career of The Micranots; comprised of I Self Devine and DJ Kool Akiem. Check out the video below to get the full story on how they met and began working together.
After a ten-year hiatus, I Self Devine and DJ Kool Akiem return to 7th Street Entry at First Avenue on MArch 30th for a one night only performance. Celebrating the digital release of their 2000 underground classic Obelisk Movements, they will be performing songs exclusively from the album. BUY TICKETS online, at Fifth Element, or The Depot.
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Julian the Martyr of Tarsus
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This Martyr, who was born to a pagan father and a Christian mother, was from Cilicia, confessed the Christian Faith before the Proconsul Marcian, and was perfected in martyrdom at the age of eighteen, when he was put into a sack with sand and venomous serpents and cast into the sea. Saint John Chrysostom has a homily in his honour.
Apolytikion of Martyr Julian in the Fourth Tone
Thy Martyr, O Lord, in his courageous contest for Thee received the prize of the crowns of incorruption and life from Thee, our immortal God. For since he possessed Thy strength, he cast down the tyrants and wholly destroyed the demons' strengthless presumption. O Christ God, by his prayers, save our souls, since Thou art merciful.

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PRICE-Our beautiful mother, grandma, nana and sister passed away Oct. 22, 2010 at the home of her daughter and son-in-law.
Vannie was the fourth of 11 children born to Domenico and Maria Juiseppa Fazzio Perri in Sunnyside, Utah on Dec. 1, 1917. Being the oldest girl she was given many responsibilities at a very young age.
Vannie helped care for her younger siblings and she was often referred to by some as their "Second Mom". She always spoke with so much love of her big, happy Italian family on "The Farm" in Spring Glen.
She married Greno Lami on Dec. 1, 1935 in Price, Utah. He passed away on April 15, 1991.
For many years Vannie owned and operated restaurants in Carbon County. In the early 1970's she along with her husband Greno managed the Carbon Country Club. She was an excellent chef and did all the cooking at the club. Vannie was famous for her Italian cooking and pie baking.
For the past 18 years, except for the 15 months she spent at Beehive Homes she has lived with her daughter and son-in-law both in California and Utah. We were so blessed to have her so long.
She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Pat and Al Barnett; grandchildren, Tamara (Dan) Dockstader, Michelle (Tom) Murman; great-grandchildren, Christopher and Lauren Mojica, Nicole, Heather and Matthew Murman and Alexandra Dockstader; sister, Emma Beacco; brother, Mike (Ellen) Perri; sister-in-law, Irene Perri; and many loving nieces and nephews who will miss her dearly.
She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, brothers, Dominic, Bill, Ross, Tony, Pete and Angelo; her sisters, Viola and Florence.
The family expresses special thanks to Community Nursing Service Hospice, especially our Angel Tisa Pendergrass. Thanks to Dallen and Molly and staff at Beehive Homes for the love and care extended to mom during her time there. Words cannot express our love and appreciation to our granddaughter Ally, who devoted the last eight weeks caring for Mom. She took such loving care of her Nana. Also to our grandson Chris who has been here and given us so much love and support.
Funeral Mass, Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2010, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service, Tuesday evening 7 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home where friends are welcome daily. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper.
In memory of Vannie the family requests memorial contributions to The Notre Dame Building Fund or the Alzheimer's Association.
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According to Famistu (a Japanese Game Magazine) the next installment in the BlazBlue series will be called Continuum shift. They've announced one of the new characters, which should be fairly obvious for those that beat the storyline in the first game, but it's Tsubaki. The magazine describes her as a character for beginners, due to easy multi-hit comboes that she can perform. Here are some pics:
Supposedly, there are only going to be two new characters in this game, the first being Tsubaki, the second is anyone's guess. As you can tell from the pics, some characters have new attacks, and the stages are being redone. One other tidbit of information that was shown is that Tager is no longer gigantic. They made his character sprite smaller, probably as a nerf so his hitbox isn't as wide as it regularly is, too bad so sad Tager players. We'll keep updating this thread as new developments arise.
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Hope everyone had a great Fourth of July! Here's some of our favorite blog posts this past week:
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2. EGO-EGO-EGO – I love this letter, featured on Letters of Note, from Madonna to her producer and collaborator Pat Leotard. She comes off completely sincere, charming, and humble–it's a really interesting side of Madonna and a great lesson in letter-writing to boot!
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This Week in Degrassi: Let's Review.Posted on 07/30/2010 by Mary
Friday night = catch up night -- if you missed any eps this week or just want to treat yourself to two hours of uninterrupted, gently-used Degrassi, 9pm et is where it's at. Man, a lot happened this week... Zane trying out for football was only four days ago! So let's review:
Riley and Zane:Think they'll last? What do you forecast for them?
Riley: Do you think he'll come out in high school, or wait 'til college?
Alli: That desperate bid for the social life of her dreams was odd, but... does she actually have a point about needing more friends? Clare is always hyper-busy (and will probably disappear onto Love Island with Eli soon); Dave has a crush on her which is fine but... that can be really hard on a friendship. She might have more in common with Connor and Wesley than she cares to admit, but I can also see how she would want some people around her that she has more in common with. I don't know, what do you guys think?
Alli and Drew: Can she tame him?
KC: Are you happy about him reuniting with his mom? What's your take on her?
Clare and Eli: Squeee! Oh also, I clipped this little snippet from a Degrassi script for you... it's Clare's writing assignment about her parents fighting.
Monday Night: What's Jenna saying to Bianca?Posted on 07/29/2010 by Mary
So... do you like KC's mom? And how about Jenna as a girlfriend... do you think she's a decent girlfriend, rr are you still just thinking "boyfriend stealer!" every time you look at her?
Anyway, looks like something interesting goes down between Jenna and Bianca next week...
Alli gettin' grabby with Drew's butt.Posted on 07/29/2010 by Mary
Would you have said yes to Drew's no-movie, all-make-out-sesh proposal? On the one hand... where's the respect? The romance? The appreciation for all of Alli's lovely qualities? On the other hand... Drew probably gets away with this sort of request a lot.
Watch the scene again to help you make up your mind. (And btw, if anyone ever needs to blackmail Alli Bhandari, all they need to is send Mr. Bhandari that vid... or perhaps this pic of her grabbing Drew's butt.)
Thursday Night: Where are Drew and Alli headed?Posted on 07/28/2010 by Lisa
OK, so how are you feeling about this whole K.C. thing? I get that things between K.C. and his mom were really bad in the past, but now that she's out of jail, she seems to be doing better. Do you think it's time for him to give his mom another chance? I'm going back and forth on it -- It could be good for him to have an actual parent around, but there's also a chance that she's going to hurt him again... and I don't want to see that happen.
Also, Alli + Drew = 4EVER?
Tune in tomorrow night @ 9 pm et for MORE NEW DEGRASSI, including the aftermath of that steamy post-party make-out session.
Clare and Eli, sittin' in a tree.Posted on 07/28/2010 by Mary
Alllmost k-i-s-s-i-n-g. Sigh.
Those two loooove each other. This is gonna be good.
Here, please enjoy this pic of Eli giving Clare his soft-eyed, "I totally and completely dig you" look that would make any girl's heart melt. Probably worth printing out and saving for this fall's locker. That crooked little smile... I die!
And, you can click it (or here) to watch video of Clare and Eli's fireworks go pshew pshew pshew all over again. (PS yes I know that fireworks go boom and not pshew but these are little fireworks! Little baby fireworks 'cause it's just the beginning!)
Wednesday Night: Eli & ClarePosted on 07/27/2010 by Mary
So I guess that's it... no more QB1 for Riley. Is it me or, at the end, did Drew look like he felt a little oogy about what he had just done?
Anyway, those of you who were bummed on the conspicuous lack of E-Clare in Monday and Tuesday's eps... have we got the Degrassi for you! Tomorrow night at 9 et.
Oooh, Spirit Squad, you got SERVED!Posted on 07/27/2010 by Mary
Dude, for all her complaining about needing more and better friends, Alli Bhandari already has probably the best friends in the universe.
Let's watch that Big D Dance Crewoooo throw down again, because it makes us happy. Click here to watch.
Tuesday Night: Will Riley go too far?Posted on 07/26/2010 by Mary
Riley, Riley, Riley... I'm trying so hard not to be upset with you because I KNOW this isn't easy for you -- and for millions of other people in your position -- but boy oh boy do I feel for Zane. How about you guys; are you sympathetic to Riley or frustrated with him?
And what's your take on Drew at this point... good guy? Not-so-good guy? As for Tuesday night's show... prepare to see Drew, in his Drewniform, making all the Degrassi girls Drewl.
Also there may or may not be a scene where he is technically not wearing the uniform OR his civvies. Just FYI.
OMG: You GO Zane.Posted on 07/26/2010 by Mary
There is nothing more satisfying than watching Zane basically tell Owen that Zane is rubber and Owen is glue, etc. -- except with so much more wit and style.
(Click here to watch it again.)
I heart seeing people stand up to homophobia, bullies, and anyone who's hiding their fear beneath a veneer of meanness. Can we clone Zane and unleash him on the world?
For real, do you know anyone this awesome in real life?
Random Hotness: Luke Bilyk (Drew on Degrassi)Posted on 07/24/2010 by Lisa
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65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
The dark troubles of disunion that beset America as mid-century approached called for a man who had slain dragons (or one who appeared to have accomplished something of the sort). So the Whigs, mindful that they had won their one and only presidential election with a military man in 1840, decided to enter the lists with another in 1848.
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Four Men, Two Shovels
Once there were four men one of whom was Adventurous. Adventurous was usually looking for new things to do and places to explore. One day, while exploring, he discovered what he thought was a gold streak in the side of a hill. He filed his claim to the site and quickly hurried home to tell his friend, TooCheap, about his discovery. "Go get yourself a shovel and come help me dig. We can share the profit." But TooCheap complained, "Do you know how much a shovel costs these days? Twenty-nine, ninety five, and the handle is just made of wood. I am not going to buy a wooden handled shovel for $29.95. That's too much money."
So Adventurous went to another friend, TooLate, the procrastinator, and gave him the same invitation, "Get a shovel and come help me dig and we will share the profit." But TooLate said he would have to ask his friend, TooCheap, what he thought about it and that he would get back to him in awhile.
A few days later however, Adventurous was visiting with another friend, SteadyEddy, when the subject of the mine came up. SteadyEddy offered to help. Now SteadyEddy was not very fast or quick thinking, but you could count on him to do what he said he would do, even if he was a bit slow.
Adventurous made SteadyEddy the same offer he made to TooCheap and TooLate. SteadyEddy agreed, bought a shovel, showed up the next day and the two men began working the claim. After a month of digging with modest success, the two were becoming a little doubtful about the possibility that the mine would pay off. Then the vein opened to about eight or nine inches wide. They were excited and soon sold some of the gold and shared the profit.
Early the next week TooLate called Adventurous and told him that his friend, TooCheap, had said it was probably OK for him to help dig for the gold, but that Adventurous would have to supply the tools to do the digging. After all it was his mine wasn't it?
Adventurous replied that he would not supply the shovel and besides that, TooLate had waited too long to reply. Adventurous had already found another willing partner. TooLate began to complain bitterly and to say bad things about Adventurous, claiming he was mean spirited and greedy because he wouldn't share his new wealth. Adventurous just shook his head and walked away, saying, "You had your chance, TooLate, but now you're too late."
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: My sub floor is new but due to house settling I am not level when I set in the tub which is part of a four piece remodel unit made by Kohler. The bottom of the unit has a series of eight feet that must all touch a level and sound surface before flanges are nailed. Is there any material that could be applied to this area that the feet touch which is 1' X 2.2' that could level from 0 to 3/8". A thin concrete bet would crack when the 1" diameter feet and 55 gallons water and one person use the tub. Morter is out also?
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The original Camelbak hydration reservoir was a stroke of genius that changed the way we hydrate forever. The Camelbak Lumbar Reservoir is Camelbak genius 2.0. the Lumbar Reservoir improves on the original idea by putting the weigh of the water on your hips, which is a more efficient and less tiring place to carry your water. Of course, the Lumbar Reservoir includes all the smart features of the upright Antidote Reservoir, it just changes the way you carry it.
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These lumbar reservoirs are sweet, rather then placing the reservoir in the middle of the back Camelbak has some packs that use the Lumbar reservoir design which helps add back support while also dispersing the weight downward like you would typically do when packing a pack. Especially helpful during longer bike rides and hikes
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Very well made like all Camelbak bladders. Not exactly as pictured, doesnot have the "side wings", more of a rounded triangle shape. Love the ability to quick attach/release the drinking tube.
I have a Kelty Trekker 65. It has a...
I have a Kelty Trekker 65. It has a horizontal hydration pouch and I've had a hard time finding a horizontal hydration pack for it. I tried a CamelBak Antidote Vertical Reservior but, predicably, it was hard to get good water flow after it was half empty. Thought this might be a good solution. What are the dimensions of the 2L and is this a good option or is there somethig else out there I don't know about that would work better?
Hey Zac,
Kinda to reiterate what I said to Eric below I do not suggest these packs for any packs that do not have a compatible lumbar pouch as these are designed to wrap around the body and rest on the hips. Its that specific shape and the pressure put on the bladder against the body that is what keeps this from bunching and the water getting blocked up.
Maybe try out the Osprey Hydration system if you are having troubles with Camelbak, they are typically wider and have a thinner profile than the Camelbak bladders and might work better with your system.
How well do you think this system would...
How well do you think this system would this work with a north face patrol 34 pack?
Unfortunately it wouldn't, these lumbar reservoirs are great but the need to go in the few packs on the market that are actually designed for them. The pack that these fit into will actually have them wrapping around into sections of the hip-belt and if the pack isn't set up for that then you are going to end up folding parts over onto themselves and its just going to be an inefficient mess. For your pack you are going to want to stick with a vertical reservoir for now.
thanks Wayne! Really appreciate the feedback!
What are the dimensions of the 3 liter...
What are the dimensions of the 3 liter Camelbak Lumbar reservoir?
Is the quick disconnect from the bladder automatic shutoff?
Is there an option for a right angle bite valve?
Hi James,
The Antidote 3L Lumbar Reservoir has the following dimensions when full of water:
11.4 x 11.25 x 2.9 in / 29 x 28.5 x 7.3 cm
Yes, the Quick Link disconnect provides auto shut-off, and if you buy the 3L Lumbar it does come with an ergo bite valve (the right angle one). 2L Lumbar comes with the straight bite valve.
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The Antidote reservoir collection includes a size and fit for every activity. Lumbar reservoirs keep the water weight low and on your hips. Features a wide opening quarter-turn cap making it a snap to open and close, and a QuickLink system for customizing your hydration.
Hi Dusty, A few questions: 1. What are the dimensions of the Lumbar 70oz? 2. And at :31 another lumbar style reservoir is shown that's not listed on the cb website that I can find. Which one is that? What are the dimensions? Can it be purchased separately? Thanks and my apologies if I've missed this. I've watched several of the videos and look on the cb website but I can't find the answers.


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Durango resident Susan R. Hutchings died Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013, at her home. She was 59.
Mrs. Hutchings was born to Louis and Joanne Rhinehart on Oct. 3, 1953, in Hot Springs, S.D. She grew up in several places around the country because of her parents careers in civil service, particularly teaching for the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
After graduating from high school in Walton, N.Y., she served in the Army and attended the University of Colorado.
On June 5, 1993, she married Robert Frederic Hutchings in Berthoud. They moved to Durango in 1997.
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Holly Martin is originally from Leesburg, Virginia and came to the University of Utah in 2009 to study Ballet. Having been trained in both classical and contemporary styles of dance since she was young, she spends most of her time in the studio and onstage. Outside of dance, Holly is extremely passionate about spending time with loved ones as well as regularly participating in CrossFit, a new exercise program. Additionally, Holly is working towards receiving a minor in Entrepreneurship, in hopes of one day opening a dance studio of her own once her professional dance career has ended. Holly is currently auditioning for various dance companies and will be graduating from the University of Utah this May.
Originally from Taiwan, Lisa Shen found her interest in dance and pursued dance seriously while living in Atlanta, GA. She then moved to Salt Lake City to become a Modern Dance major at the University of Utah. During her time at the U, Lisa had the opportunity to work with Sharee Lane for Performing Dance Company, the U's resident modern dance company. Lisa is a recipient of the Beverly Taylor Sorenson Scholar Scholarship and was given the opportunity to teach assist Children's Teaching Methods class at the Department of Modern Dance. She was also on the Dean's List for two consecutive semesters. Lisa occasionally volunteers as the "technology person" for her fellow modern dance classmates and picked up knitting from online videos.
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Jessica Liu is from Sandy, Utah, where she began her early dance training. She is currently pursuing a BFA in ballet and a BS in exercise physiology at the University of Utah. At the university, Jessica has been a member of the performing company, Utah Ballet, and was featured in works by Rick Tjia and Eddy Toussaint, among others. In addition, Jessica has attended intensive programs and workshops at the San Francisco Conservatory of Dance, BODYTRAFFIC, Northwest Dance Project, The Washington School of Ballet, Ballet West, and the Joffrey Ballet School.
Emma Wilson grew up in Houston, Texas where she began dancing at the Houston Metropolitan Dance Center; she was taught by Marlana Walsh-Doyle, Kiki Lucas, Annette Karim, and Jocelyn Thomas amongst others. She eventually joined their pre-professional dance company directed during that time by Jhon Stronks. She was accepted into the dance program at the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts where she was inspired by people immersed in many different art areas. During high school, she started helping out with Food Not Bombs and with her school garden, and realized that all humans on this earth need access to nutritious, sustainable food in order to thrive and to foster a healthy environment. Emma is extremely happy to be attending the University of Utah where she is majoring in modern dance and minoring in environmental and sustainability studies. She has so much gratitude and love for her parents who have postponed house renovations in order to travel to Paris multiple times during her high school summers and encouraged her to pursue her passions with their love and support.
Melissa Joy Wiseman is currently a Junior in the Modern Dance Department at the University of Utah. She was drawn to the program because of a passion and curiosity for exploring movement in the body. In addition toDancing a Revolution, Melissa is also involved in another collaborative work between the Natural History Museum of Utah and the Department of Modern Dance under Ellen Bromberg, Glyph. Melissa recently performed at the Performing Dance Company concert in a piece choreographed by Sharee Lane. She recently began teaching after-school elementary dance classes in the Canyons School District with a program called Utah Danceworks. Melissa is excited about working and creating inside the museum as she finds a number of inspirations and exquisite beauties within the museum's many exhibits and collections.
Florian Alberge was born in Saint Quentin, France in 1985. In 2006 he obtained his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Artois, Department of Performing Arts. In 2007, he spent two semesters at the Academy of Performing Arts of Prague, DAMU to study puppetry. Then, he started working as a director assistant and video designer for different theatre companies in Europe. In the meanwhile, he was introduced to Butoh dance and his interest to this art form led him to study at the Kazuo Ohno dance Studio in Yokohama, Japan. After he returned in France, he created his own dance performance for the Arras Theater, Portrait de Juin. In the fall 2010 and 2011 he was invited by his Butoh master to assist him teaching at the university of Utah. In 2012, he entered the undergraduate program of Modern Dance at the University of Utah.
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The index was developed and is maintained by Lake Oswego Public Library staff and volunteers. The index includes the Lake Oswego Review (11/3/1960 - present), Oswego Review (6/12/1929 - 11/3/1960), Oswego Times (3/30/1916 - 3/8/1918), Clackamas County Banner (3/15/1918 - 6/13/1919), Lake Oswego Daily Report (7/29/1968 - 4/21/1969), Oregon City Enterprise (Weekly) (10/27/1866 - 6/14/1929), Oregon City Spectator (2/5/1846 - 3/10/1855), Oswego Honk (9/29/1942 - 9/22/1945), Oswego Iron Worker (1893, 1894), and Western Clackamas Review (12/11/1925 - 4/25/1929).
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I said "yes" to the dress!
Stopped at one of my favorite antique stores yesterday with my daughter. I about flipped when I saw this dress. At $40 I knew it was coming home with me. It will look great at wedding shows as part of the display.
It was a definite yes to the dress!
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Today I want to share some of my goals for 2012 with you. I'm telling you this in the hope that you would help keep me accountable and that I might have some companions on the journey this year. Journeys are much more fun with friends along!
I had many comments last week asking me why I was giving my stash away, and did I have any fabric left? Let me show you my current fabric stash ~
As you can see, I'm not hurting in the fabric department. The amount of things I've accumulated has been weighing heavily on my heart for some time. I'll spare you the knitting cabinet and the book/pattern cabinet so I'll still have some readers when this is post is finished. I admit it, I fell into the marketing trap. New fabrics come out and they aren't available forever, so I would purchase lines I like while I could get them. Then I justified the fabric purchases by buying more books and patterns. Of course, new fabric lines are constantly coming out so the cycle continued. At Christmas I walked in my sewing room and decided it was time to take control.
So this is my plan of action for 2012:
1. No fabric purchasing, none. If I need to buy backing fabric, it will be a solid white or cream so that the yardage left over can be used in piecing.
2. Only items to be purchased are batting, thread and backing fabric.
3. No books or pattern purchasing. If I used every book and every pattern I have, I would not finish these projects in my lifetime. A startling reality.
4. For every quilt I take to the quilter, I must hand/machine quilt two quilts myself. This will help cut down on quilting costs.
5. I will have a giveaway on the first Monday of the month to reduce the amount of sewing, craft and knitting supplies I have. There may also be items I have made or items made by other bloggers.
6. I will donate items to charity. I have already given large cuts of fabric to my church as the college girls are making dresses for African girls. I also have a box of fabric going to a friend who makes quilts for babies of servicemen.
7. I have taken on 3 sewing students who will be able to use my fabric and patterns for class.
I do want to clarify some things. I feel very blessed to have a husband who supports my interests. I, of course, support my designer friends. I absolutely love their work, as you can tell. This will be very difficult for me, but necessary. To help control the urge to shop, I have signed up for a block of the month through Shabby Fabrics. Not only will a small bit of fabric come each month, but I will be perfecting some skills as well. The blocks include piecing, embroidery and applique. I am also doing two quilt alongs, so that with each block I make, I see progress.
What will happen at the end of the year when the fabric and yarn cabinets are empty? I don't know, but I can hardly wait to find out. So here's to a year of being productive, saving money and giving to others. If anyone would like the button, the code is on my sidebar. I welcome your thoughts on this post and well as any ideas to help me in this endeavor. Blessings, dear friends!
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Labels: Crafting, crochet, Embroidery, Knitting, Quilting
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Sunday Scripture
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"Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the rock of our salvation.
Let us come before him with thanksgiving and extol him with music and song.
For the Lord is the great God, the great King above all gods.
In his hand are the depths of the earth, and the mountain peaks belong to him.
The sea is his, for he made it, and his hands formed the dry land.
Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker,
for he is our God and we are the people of his pasture, the flock under his care."
Psalm 95: 1-7
With Thanksgiving,
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Saturday, January 21, 2012
I Agree Miss Mouse
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Such a charming illustration and such a wise group of ladies. Hope you are having a good Saturday. The sun is shining brightly on a couple feet of snow. A Cardinal sits at the bird feeder, such bright red against all the white. My husband is fifty today as well. I'm making eggplant lasagna and Italian vegetable soup by Giada. The perfect end to the birthday week. Blessings today!
With joy,
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Labels: Ponderings
Friday, January 20, 2012
Birthday Giveaway Winners
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Congratulations Winners!
Thank you to everyone who entered!
Come back the first Monday of every month for a giveaway!
That's right - a year of giveaways at Sewn With Grace!!
Day 1 Christmas Giveaway winner~
Tammy at Urban Cottage
Day 2 Modern Giveaway winner~
Sallie at Sallie's Sampler
Day 3 Vintage Sheet winner~
Missy Shay
Day 4 Denyse Schmidt winner~
Dora at Dora Quilts
Ladie's please email your name and address to
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Thursday, January 19, 2012
Birthday Giveaway Week~Day 4
I glanced at the clock this morning at 12:02 and said to myself ~ you are 50! How did that happen? I can' think of a better way to spend this day than giving to you. Today we end our week of giveaways with a whopper!
I am giving away two wonderful books, the first one is "Another Bite of Schnibbles" by Carrie Nelson. The second is "A Baker's Dozen" by the staff at That Patchwork Place. With it, I am giving you my collection of Denyse Schmidt fabric. These are large cuts, so there will be plenty to sew with! Enjoy, dear friends!
To enter:
Be a follower of "Sewn With Grace"
Be a follower of "Sewn With Grace"
Please leave me a comment giving me
some advice on turning fifty!
I will be back tomorrow with the winners,
they will be chosen using the random generator~
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Birthday Giveaway Week~Day 3
I'm having such a fun time reading all of your comments and learning a little more about you. Yesterday's number one response was the desire to learn applique. Today's book will help you with that. This giveaway includes the book, "Not Your Grandmother's Quilt" by Sheri Howard. Beautiful quilts with an applique twist on traditional pieced blocks. The applique is not involved which makes it a good book for beginners to intermediate. With it I am including my entire vintage sheet stash. That is over 200 5" blocks, 15 10.5" blocks, a large vintage white sheet for piecing and sashing and a large floral sheet for backing. For additional ideas on how to use vintage sheets, visit the Vintage Sheet Blog found here.
To Enter:
Be a follower of "Sewn With Grace"
Leave me a comment telling me
something you inherited and why it's meaningful to you~
For me, it is my Grandmother's cameo necklace
which reminds me of her laughter when I wear it.
See you tomorrow for the final giveaway!
With Joy,
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Birthday Giveaway Week~Day 2
I sure am having fun spoiling you guys. One of my "love languages" is giving gifts, can you tell? I just wish I was on the other end of the package so I could see your face and sew with you! I do hope the winners will send me pictures of something they have made using the fabric.
Today's giveaway is the wonderful book, "Inspired to Sew" by Bari J. If you are not familiar with her work and talent, make dash to her. Her use of color is amazing. With the book I am offering my entire stash of modern, colorful fabric. What is she doing? You may be asking. I will save that for a later post.
To enter:
Be a follower of Sewn With Grace
Leave me a comment answering this question:
If you were able to go on a retreat to learn something new,
what would it be?
See you tomorrow!
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Monday, January 16, 2012
Birthday Giveaway Week!
Thank you for all the wonderful comments about my new blog look! You ladies are the best! I've had some questions as to where the blog roll is? I have put that list at the top under "blogs I love". So if you click on that button, it will take you to all the blogs I had listed on my sidebar. You're still there! If you weren't, I wouldn't be able to reach all your lovely blog homes!
Oh my goodness, it's a big week for me. As I celebrate my last few days of being in the forties, I couldn't think of a better way to celebrate than to give back to all of you. You have inspired me, challenged me, comforted me, and made me laugh. I feel so blessed to have you here, every day.
For today, I'm giving away my entire stash of Christmas fabric. Yes, you read that right. Most of it is the fabric I used to create this quilt. In addition, I'm including a fun book by Piece O'Cake Designs, "Quilt a New Christmas". Though we aren't doing our monthly "Sewing Christmas" anymore, I wanted to give you the opportunity to get started for next year.
There will be a giveaway each day, Monday through Thursday. I'm stopping on Thursday since that's my birthday (and hopefully my family will be keeping me busy that day!). Friday I will announce all the winners. You have until midnight on Thursday to enter. For today:
To enter~
Be a follower of "Sewn With Grace"
Leave me a comment telling me
your favorite Christmas gift you received this year!
Love you all,
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Sunday, January 15, 2012
Sunday Scripture
"Lord, you have assigned me my portion and my cup;
you have made my lot secure.
The boundary lines have fallen for me in pleasant places;
surely I have a delightful inheritance.
I will praise the Lord, who counsels me;
even at night my heart instructs me.
I have set the Lord always before me.
Because he is at my right hand, I will not be shaken."
Psalm 16:5-8
photo found here
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Friday, January 13, 2012
Last night I asked my friends on Face Book
What would you do if you knew you could not fail?
I''m having so much fun reading their answers.
I''m having so much fun reading their answers.
I am asking you, dear blog friends, the same question.
My answer ~
Learn to play the Electric Violin
Your turn!
Your turn!
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Labels: Ponderings
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Pinning and hand stitching a quilt today while I wait for the big storm that is suppose to hit later this afternoon. I love all the happy colors in this Henry Glass fabric. It will make the perfect gift for a new baby girl. I'm trying to decide if I should run to the grocery to stock up. I always chuckle a little on the eve of a snowstorm because the grocery will be out of milk and bread by mid afternoon. If I'm stuck in the house during a blizzard, I'll need more than milk and bread!
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Labels: Quilting
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Lego Love
Some silliness has set in at our house. My daughter and I have discovered the new Legos for girls. They are darling and fun. I caved and bought the cafe and the design room.
The details are amazing! I get a big kick out of the fact that the ruler is as tall as little Miss Lego's body, and clearly the size of that sandwich (next to the laptop) measures larger than her head. My 17 yr. old wants the whole set, and here I thought we were done with toys!
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Labels: Retail
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Sunday Scripture
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"Let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love,
for I have put my trust in you.
Show me the way I should go, for to you I lift up my soul.
Teach me to do your will, for you are my God; may your
good Spirit lead me on level ground."
Psalm 143:8&10
With joy,
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Vintagey Goodness~
My daughter and I took a two day whirl wind trip to see my friend, Amy, and do some power shopping. We were on a quest for a dress for an upcoming event. We also wanted to go to Ikea and Anthropologie. We made a stop on the way home at one of my favorite stores "The Potting Shed" and found this vintage necklace and purse to go with her new dress.
I keep meaning to ask the owner why she named the store what she did. It really is a vintage and reproduction wonderland. It has everything you could ever think of and all in aqua, pink, red and yellow. I told her that if I could only go to one store for the rest of my life, this would be it! The reproduction vintage valentine book has 48 valentines in it and was only $5.99.
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
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I came across this on pinterest yesterday. It struck a chord deep in me. I find that the desire to create is so strong that I can feel out-of-sorts until I take the time to do so. I know that you know exactly what I'm talking about. There are times when I have to step back and tell myself to stop stressing, I'm in control of what I make and there's no need to get all worked up about my self-imposed creative deadlines. Who am I doing this for anyway?
I'm starting out this year by reevaluating why I create, when and how much time I should devote to it and who I am making things for. I am reminding myself that God gave me this ability and I need to let Him direct my creative endeavors - all to His glory! Do I know yet what this will look like? No. But it is a start in the right direction.
This is a big month for me, I have a big birthday and some fun things planned for you, dear friends. This blog is going to have a makeover, which I am very excited about. I have some fun things to share with you. I look forward to the New Year and all it will bring and feel so blessed to have all of you on this journey.
With joy,
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Tuesday, January 3, 2012
A Good Winter Day
This is the view from my porch today. The grey skies
have lifted to reveal a sparkling blanket of snow under
a sun filled sky. The very best kind of winter day.
Feeling the need to snuggle and rest, my daughter plans
on opening this fun gift she received for Christmas.
I plan on devouring this wonderful magazine while I help her with her stitches.
My husband will be finishing up his current read.
A good winter's day!
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Sunday, January 1, 2012
Sunday Scripture
"Therefore, if anyone is in Christ,
he is a new creation:
the old has gone,
the new has come!"
2 Corinthians 5:17
Happy New Year!
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Saturday, December 31, 2011
Creative Year in Review
Just a few highlights, there are so many more I didn't show.
I'm very thankful that God gave me something to do with my hands
that brings me so much joy and creative fulfillment.
Can't wait to see what 2012 will bring to my finger tips!
Thank you for your support, encouragement
and friendship on this journey!
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10 Famous Body Parts on Twitter
Matt Damon and
Ben Affleck
In 1998, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck made a bold but charming decision that started a celebrity trend. The two stars passed up bringing their respective girlfriends—Winona Ryder and Gwyneth Paltrow—and escorted their mothers down the red carpet. The move may have even brought them good luck that night—Damon and Affleck won the Best Original Screenplay Oscar for Good Will Hunting.
Ryan Gosling
Having been raised and homeschooled by a single mom, Ryan Gosling didn't have to think about who he'd bring to the 2007 Academy Awards when he was nominated as Best Actor for Half Nelson. "I feel like I think like a woman because I grew up with my mother and my sister, so I've just been programmed to think like a girl," Gosling admitted last year. And he also had another reason for asking his mother, Donna, to attend the Oscars. "I was a little jerk, but she didn't care," Gosling confessed on Nightline. "She just kept doing the right thing by me, every single time. She deserves to go to a fancy party and a have bunch of fancy people tell her she did a good job."
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Leona Lewis gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Grammy One Colour: Leona Lewis
February 9, 2009 09:16:00 Posted at February 9, 2009 09:16:00
Awful head to toe flesh coloured blob… horrid! Because her hair is the same shade as her skin which was the same shade as her dress and there was nothing to break it up, to visually separate the pieces so what you end up with is one solid piece and let's be honest… she has a beautiful, juicy, delicious body…. Full Story


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Come home to this Swiss beef steak recipe that is slow-cooked for dinner using vegetables, canned mushroom soup and Old El Paso® Thick 'n Chunky salsa.
Measure ingredients and do any slicing and chopping of ingredients the night before. In the morning, all you'll have to do is brown the steak and combine the ingredients.
The night before serving the Swiss teak recipe, chill a fruit gelatin salad. Complete the menu with Hungry Jack® Mashed Potatoes and fresh or frozen green beans.
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The western look is all the rage this season! The Old Gringo Polo Zipper is cute, casual, and cowboy inspired; A perfect choice for fall!
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Dirty Dozen: The Worst Tech Products of 2010
In 2010 so far we've reviewed close to 350 products and covered many more. While a few stood out as great and many more were at least solid, the year also brought us a handful of fail. Some of these clunkers fell way short of the competition while others were just bad ideas that had us wondering "what were they thinking?"
As you look over this list, you'll notice a few trends. We've included four tablets because the unfortunate result of the iPad's success has been an avalanche of craptastic copycats. We've also seen a fair share of dumb smart phones and eReader duds.
Without further a complaint, here's the worst of 2010:
Microsoft KIN
Teenagers and young adult hipsters would flock to KIN in droves, Microsoft reasoned, and even pay the same data fees Verizon charges for its Droids. Fortunately, consumers aren't stupid. The product was pulled from the market in just 48 days.
Augen GenTouch78
Archos 9 PCTablet
Literati eReader
Qik Video Chat
The application's many problems include slideshow-like framerates, grainy images, and frequently dropped connections -- over both Wi-Fi and 3G. By the time Qik gets better, Google Talk will probably have video call support built in.