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31243, Hymns, Testimony, no. 137
1. The witness of the Holy Ghost,
As borne by those who know,
Has lifted me again to thee,
O Father of my soul.
2. I know that thou art in the heav'n.
I know the Savior reigns.
I know a prophet speaks to us
For our eternal gain.
3. My eyes are wet; my heart is full.
The Spirit speaks today.
O Lord, wilt thou my life renew
And in my bosom stay.
4. As testimony fills my heart,
It dulls the pain of days.
For one brief moment, heaven's view
Appears before my gaze.
Text: Loren C. Dunn, 1930-2001. © 1985 IRI
Music: Michael Finlinson Moody, b. 1941. © 1985 IRI
1 Corinthians 2:9-13
Alma 5:45-46


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Second installment from the diary of my great-grandfather's sister Alise, written during the First World War, just a few miles from the front lines of the Eastern Front. For the background, see here.
June 27, 1915
My thirtieth birthday. Already!! I haven't lived in vain. I am at peace in my life. There is enough of everything. How many acquaintances and relatives are already past thirty, and are already in the breeze… I got 100 rubles from the husband for a piano.
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Here I am - back again!
How much fun are you having on the Cotton Floss book tour? I am enjoying popping into my favorite sites each morning with a cup of tea and reading with a smile on my face. Wow, was that really me eating a double icecream....? If you missed the tour, it's never too late - put the kettle on, brew up your favorite cuppa and come for a ride.
Today is the last day and it's Paige's stop - you seriously have to see what surprises she has for one lucky peep, so pop over and let her know I sent you!
There is no way my tour would have come alive without this group of wonderful ladies so I would like to thank each of you for taking time out to blog, write a review of Cotton Floss or thinking up some amazing questions....Monica, Amanda, Pam, Sarah, Krista, Bari, Shari and Paige thanks you for your awesomeness.....I have a margarita waiting for you xo.
I have been asked a lot recently and again this morning *hi Scarlette!* "How did you come up with the name for the book?"....good question. So here was my thought process...
FLOSS: The floss (embroidery thread) is what makes my work pop, it's like the ink in my pen - the paint in my pot. I choose my colour floss in the same fashion as I would if I were painting a picture to tell a story. For me the only difference is, I paint with thread.
COTTON: The cotton is simply the fabrics I use to stitch my designs and make them come alive.
So that's it - Cotton Floss......the perfect pair don't you think?
Ok - so, moving right along :)
It's about time I shared with you something new I am working on and I will show more as soon as I get the green light. Trust me, it's going to be fun.
This time I get to play with Moda Ruby - by Bonnie & Camille.
I just have a small sampling of the line. But I know one thing for sure. I LOVE Ruby.
I HAVE to have more :)
Do you know the feeling?
Till then,
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As he approached his 100th birthday, composer Elliott Carter would lie in bed each morning and greet a flood of new musical ideas. He then worked diligently for most of the day, committing thoughts to paper and turning out finished works faster than their world premieres could be scheduled.
For a composer at the century mark to be so prolific, at such a high level, was a phenomenon possibly unique in the history of music. Meanwhile, the works he created seemed to take the diamond-hard, prismatic style of his mature music in directions that were lighter and more fanciful with each passing year.
Mr. Carter died Monday in his New York City home, said his longtime associate, clarinetist Virgil Blackwell. He was 103.
The most respected American composer of the late 20th century, Mr. Carter wrote 158 works and twice received the Pulitzer Prize for music. He was also the first composer to receive the National Medal of Arts.
"He was a remarkable man, we know that," Blackwell said by phone from Manhattan Monday. "Music was the most important thing in his life. He put all of his energy into composing. And the number of pieces he was able to write in the last 10 years was absolutely astounding. They were all different; he didn't repeat himself."
Mr. Carter began his career writing in a populist neoclassical style, but beginning with his Cello Sonata of 1948, he moved steadily toward the leading edge of American high modernism. His works of the 1960s, including the landmark Double Concerto and the hugely ambitious Concerto for Orchestra, established his reputation for music of fierce complexity and uncommon elegance.
The trend of increasing intricacy, particularly in the layering of contrasting musical textures that often moved at independent speeds, continued in Mr. Carter's work of the 1970s, including A Symphony of Three Orchestras and the remarkable "Syringa," in which the two vocal soloists sing in different languages.
Mr. Carter was already in his 80s when he took on the most expansive work of his career, "Symphonia," and he was 90 when he wrote his first opera, "What Next?" That opera was premiered in 1999, and the question in its title was repeatedly asked of the composer throughout the next decade, as he penned a seemingly endless stream of concertos, brief pieces for orchestra, instrumental chamber music, and vocal works. The scores from this so-called late-late period remained highly challenging, but also, in pieces like the Flute Concerto and the Clarinet Concerto, took on a newly Mozartean level of grace.
Born in New York in 1908, Mr. Carter decided to become a composer after hearing the New York premiere of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring," performed by the work's first conductor, Pierre Monteux, leading the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He often attended concerts with Charles Ives, who later wrote his recommendation letter for Harvard College, where Mr. Carter studied English as an undergraduate and later received a master's in music, working with composers Walter Piston and Gustav Holst.
While in Boston, Mr. Carter frequently bought rush tickets for BSO performances and later claimed he learned "the whole repertory of older music" through those concerts in Symphony Hall. He also sang with the Harvard Glee Club in performances with the BSO under Serge Koussevitzky. After Harvard, Mr. Carter studied in Paris with the doyenne of French music, Nadia Boulanger.
Mr. Carter's more advanced postwar style brought him renown, but he still wrestled with the quixotic nature of trying to say something new with a 19th-century instrument, the symphony orchestra itself. The deck was stacked against composers like him, he wrote in 1970, given "the inadequacies of most American performances, the apathy of most conductors and orchestral performers, and the consequent disaffection of audiences." He remained drawn, however, by the allure of terra incognita.
"If there is still any point in composing for orchestra," he wrote, "it is to treat the medium with as much novelty of concept as one does harmony, rhythm, or any of the older musical methods, so rethought in our time. It is the compositions that are written for orchestra that will make it live."
That novelty of concept in Mr. Carter's scores drew resistance from some audiences and critics who searched in vain for the core expressive power behind the virtuosic musical gearwork. But the composer never lacked for committed champions, who heard in the fractured surfaces of his music a vitality and brilliance resonant with the achievements of great composers past. Among the conductors to most actively champion Mr. Carter's music have been Daniel Barenboim, Boulez, and former BSO music director James Levine.
"I would have thought that at his age I wouldn't have felt so sad," Levine said Tuesday of Mr. Carter's death. "But it really makes me sad. The force of his energy was so remarkable. I miss it already."
Levine said Mr. Carter had written a new piece for him that he hopes to premiere as soon as possible. Scored for winds, brass, percussion, and baritone, it is based on a Wallace Stevens poem, from which it takes its title, "The American Sublime."
In recent years, the composer's music enjoyed a new visibility, thanks in part to the general rise in performance levels, which placed scores once deemed unplayable within the range of ambitious conservatory students. The comparatively lyrical quality of his late-late style also won him new audiences, as did the simple astonishing fact that an artist could reach beyond 100 with his creative powers undimmed.
The BSO commissioned or cocommissioned several of his works, including the Horn Concerto, the Flute Concerto, the "Boston Concerto," "Interventions," and "Three Illusions for Orchestra." The orchestra's summer music academy, the Tanglewood Music Center, also commissioned several scores, including "Sound Fields" and "Mad Regales."
Next summer, on Aug. 8, Tanglewood Music Center fellows will perform "Instances," another cocommissioned work, written earlier this year.
"I feel I owe the Boston Symphony a lot," Mr. Carter told the Globe in 2008, adding, "and I have done what I could to repay them."
In 1939, Mr. Carter married sculptor Helen Frost-Jones, who died in 2003.
He leaves a son, David of Spencer, Ind., and a grandson.
A memorial service is being planned for next year in New York City.
Mr. Carter's 100th birthday was marked by a high profile Levine-led BSO program in December 2008, performed in Symphony Hall and Carnegie Hall. Many other Boston institutions also joined in the centennial celebrations. The following summer, the Tanglewood Music Center devoted its annual Festival of Contemporary Music to Mr. Carter's work. This unprecedented tribute included the first performance of Mr. Carter's "Sound Fields," led by conductor Stefan Asbury. The music, a study in broad, slowly unfurling chords and gradual shifts in texture, seemed to jolt virtually everyone in Ozawa Hall, as it sounded like nothing Mr. Carter had written before. The composer never lost his ability to surprise.
Mr. Carter was present that week at Tanglewood to attend most of the concerts, often beaming as he stood to acknowledge the ovations from large audiences. In a public interview between performances, Mr. Carter said: "These pieces of music, if they spoke English instead of notes, they would be very grateful."
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Border Gateway Protocol, The Routing Protocol of the Internet
IGP, OSPF, BGP, As, Oh My!
Everyone on the Internet has at least one unique AS number, and they use BGP to advertise their networks to their peers. BGP is a path-vector protocol, because it advertises the paths required to get to a certain destination. BGP does not say anything about how a packet will get routed within the AS, nor does it know about the entire network as OSPF does.� BGP can be called a distance-vector protocol, because it's similar, excluding a few twists.
BGP itself is a Layer 4 protocol that sits on top of TCP. BGP is much simpler than OSPF, because it doesn't have to worry about the things TCP will handle. This works because BGP is very connection-oriented anyway, since it requires two manually configured peers, who configure their routers then exchange routes. BGP peers (neighbors) will generally be directly connected, but some masochists like to set up BGP sessions between multi-hop peers—which is okay, since BGP uses TCP (port 179) and doesn't rely on broadcasts or link-local multicast.
If you, as a router, import a route and then advertise it to one of your peers, you must prepend your own AS to the AS-Path before announcing the route. Naturally, this provides a "path" that one can take, as the route is advertised further from the source AS. Generally, but not always, routers will choose the shortest path to an AS. BGP only knows about these paths based on updates it receives. Unlike RIP (that distance-vector protocol) BGP does not broadcast its entire routing table. At boot, your peer will hand over their entire table, but after that everything relies on updates received.
Route updates are stored in a Routing Information Base (RIB). A routing table will only store one route per destination, but the RIB usually contains multiple paths to a destination. It is up to the router to decide which routes will make it into the routing table, i.e. which paths will actually be used. In the event that a route is withdrawn, another to the same place can be taken from the RIB. The RIB is only used to keep track of possible routes we could use. We never advertise a route to a peer that we aren't using, because that would be false information. We only advertise what we have in our routing table. If a route withdrawal is received and it only existed in the RIB, we don't need to send an update to our peers, instead we silently delete it from the RIB. The RIB entries never time out, they stick around until we think that route is no longer valid.
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Cub Scout BB-Gun Shooting
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BB-Gun Shooting Sports Belt Loop
| The Cub Scout BB-Gun Shooting Belt Loop and Pin help
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For Camp Only
BB-gun shooting, is a camp program. Boys can earn BB-gun recognition items only at council/district day camp, resident camp, or council-managed family camping programs.
BB-Gun programs are not permitted at den and pack activities. However, leaders can help parents understand the importance of training and encourage attendance of boys at Cub Scout camps that offer this training.
Many Cub Scouts have BB guns or air rifles at home and will be exposed to some type of firearm while growing up. Parents should understand that safety is as necessary with BB guns and air rifles as it is in any other aspect of shooting. Training is essential in learning how to shoot well, and safe shooting habits developed early help provide the atmosphere for learning these skills.
Gun-shooting sports are not an approved part of the Cub Scout program, except at Cub Scout day or resident camp.
At camp, boys might have an opportunity to take part in a BB-gun (rifle) safety and marksmanship program under the direction of a trained BB-gun range officer. These range officers must attend a three-hour training program conducted by a National Camping School-certified field sports director or National Rifle Association (NRA) instructor.
The BB-Gun Shooting belt loop and pin can only be awarded by a BSA range-trained shooting-sports director at a BSA approved range.
Belt Loop Requirements
Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts can earn the BB-Gun Shooting belt loop by participating in the archery safety program at Cub Scout camp.
Complete these three requirements:
- Explain the rules for safe BB-Gun Shooting that you have learned in the district/council camp or activity you are attending with your leader or adult partner.
- Demonstrate to your leader or adult partner good BB-Gun Shooting techniques, including eye dominance, shooting shoulder, breathing, sight alignment, trigger squeeze, follow through.
- Practice shooting at your district or council camp for the time allowed.
Sports Pin Requirements
The BB sports pin is earned by completing the camp BB gun safety program and qualifying with a minimum of 60 credits in firing activities with a parent or adult partner.
A certified range officer must be present.
Earn the Archery belt loop, and complete five of the following requirements:
- Explain the parts of a BB gun and demonstrate how to properly load the gun.
- Demonstrate the shooting positions.
- Develop proficient shooting techniques by practicing for three hours.
- Learn the correct scoring techniques for target BB gun shooting.
- Make a poster that emphasizes the proper range commands.
- Draw to scale or set up a BB gun shooting range.
- Show improvement in your shooting ability with an increase in scoring points.
- Help make a type of target for the camp BB gun shooting range.
- Show how to put away and properly store BB gun shooting equipment after use.
- Explain how to use the safety mechanism on a BB gun.
- Tell five facts about the history of BB guns.
Councils may provide extra opportunities for a boy and his adult partner to continue qualifying for a pin after the council camp experience is over. However, a certified range officer must be present for shooting credits to be valid.
Cub Scout Shooting Sports Award Certificate Requirements
Before completing the Pro Marksman requirements below, the following criteria must be met:
- Instruction: Complete a basic BB gun marksmanship safety course.
- Shooting: Fire five groups of shots (three shots per group) that can be covered by a quarter, and then adjust the BB gun sights so that the group is centered on a bull's eye. (No specific score is required.) Then fire the Marksmanship levels shown below.
Marksman Level
Score Requirements for BB-Gun Recognition Certificate
|Marksman Level
|Number of Bull's eyes Required
|Number of Shots Required per Bull's eye
|Minimum Score required per Shot
|Pro Marksman
|Marksman I
|Marksman II
|Marksman III
|Marksman IV
Certificates may be awarded to the Cub Scout or Webelos Scout at any time he achieves a level of marksmanship. It is possible to earn five certificates if every level of marksmanship has been accomplished.
| The official source for the information shown in this article or section is:
Cub Scout Academics and Sports Program Guide, 2003 Edition (BSA Supply SKU #34299)
Help with these requirements
|A FREE workbook for Cub Scout BB-Gun Shooting is available here! (PDF or Word) with the maps, charts, links, diagrams, and checklists you need! Or click here to print just the Cub Scout BB-Gun Shooting requirements.
|meritbadge.org has PDF and Word versions of workbooks for Scouts BSA ranks and merit badges, Webelos adventures, Cub Scout ranks and adventures, and Nova awards.
Related achievements, electives, or other awards
- Wolf Cub Scout
- Wolf Electives
- Elective 20n. would be met by earning the Cub Scout BB-Gun Shooting Belt Loop while a Wolf Cub Scout
- Bear Cub Scout
- Bear Electives
- Elective 20f. would be met by earning the Cub Scout BB-Gun Shooting Pin while a Bear Cub Scout
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- Ammon Bundy's attorney was tackled by U.S. Marshals during a heated argument with the judge after his client was acquitted on all counts Thursday afternoon.
After the verdict was read, attorney Marcus Mumford argued that Bundy was free to go. Mumford was yelling that his client was free to go.
"He said you're not taking this man because you have no jurisdiction over him. He's been found not guilty on all charges and they attacked Mumford," defendant Shawna Cox said.
Watch: Shawna Cox describes tackling of Ammon Bundy's lawyer
At that point, several marshals tackled Mumford, stunned him with a Taser and took him into custody.
"I just turned to [the marshals] and said show me what papers you have. Then, the next thing I know they surrounded me, took ahold of me, and they were talking about I was resisting arrest," Mumford said. "They twisted my legs, put me to the ground, then tased me."
"There was like eight of them on him and they tased him," Cox said. "It's unreal. How can they do that? This is not justice."
Mumford was released from custody about two hours later.
Ammon Bundy and his brother, Ryan, will remain in custody because they are still facing charges in Nevada stemming from a high-profile 2014 standoff with federal agents trying to round up their father Cliven Bundy's cattle.


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Area mother discusses challenges of raising child with autism
SYKESVILLE – As the parent of a child with autism, Lisa Witherite of Sykesville is part of a rapidly increasing group. With autism diagnoses up sharply in the U.S., 23 percent over two years according to a Center for Disease Control study, more parents than ever before are faced with the difficulties associated with raising an autistic child. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) encompasses a variety of developmental disorders impacting most aspects of parenting, from the way a child is educated, fed, socialized, and disciplined. Witherite said the challenges it creates include "dealing with behavior difficulties, lack of communication, frustration, and daily living skills." Witherite's son Ryan was 4 years old when he was diagnosed with moderate to severe autism at the Child Development Unit in Pittsburgh. Witherite said that due to his condition, Ryan, now a teenager, functions in many ways as a preschooler would. "I refer to him as having low-functioning autism as he is still like a 2-year-old, although he is 15 now," Witherite said. Witherite said Ryan's development appeared normal as an infant and toddler, but around 2 years old, he began to exhibit difficulties with language and socialization, both behaviors typically characteristic of ASD. "Although I am sure this is different for everyone, Ryan seemed to develop normal until around age two. Around this time, he seemed to be losing language and becoming withdrawn," Witherite said. At this time, she said, Ryan's difficulty with social and verbal capabilities, both common features of autism, began to manifest themselves in the form of outbursts and avoidance of social interaction. "Some things I really remember are that he was in daycare and although it was the same daycare, he started getting really upset and screaming when we would take him...Also, when someone would come to our house, he would start screaming. At the playground, if he was in an area playing and other kids came around him, he would leave and go somewhere else. These are all things that I noticed between 2-3 [years old]. It wasn't just one sudden change, but changes over time. Also, sleep problems," Witherite said. According to Autism Speaks, an advocacy organization, between 44 and 83 percent of children with autism have or still suffer from sleep problems, including difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking very early in the morning. While there is no definitive cause for this, some experts theorize that increased sensitivity to outside stimuli; inability to recognize cues such as equating night or darkness with sleep; or irregular levels of melatonin, a hormone responsible for regulating sleep-wake cycles, may be clues. Witherite said that at three years old, Ryan was enrolled in the Early Intervention Program through their local Intermediate Unit (IU). Witherite said that while she had limited knowledge of autism at the time, based on sporadic information she gathered, it was the likeliest explanation for Ryan's difficulties. "At the time I had little knowledge of autism, but from the little I had read, I believed this was his problem. When he started at the IU, the teacher and speech therapist he worked with had no knowledge of autism," Witherite said, demonstrating how relatively misunderstood or under-recognized ASD has been as recently as 12 years ago. Ryan received speech therapy two to three days a week for a few hours a day in the IU class, as well as at DuBois Regional Medical Center for an additional two days a week. Witherite said that after Ryan exhibited no signs of improvement, she was referred to the Child Development Unit in Pittsburgh, where he was subsequently diagnosed."They [IU staff] were wonderful and we learned together, but when there were no changes, my family physician referred me to the Child Development Unit. There was a six-month waiting period at the time," Witherite said. Witherite said that while she was prepared for the diagnosis, having already made the determination on her own, she was not prepared for all that is entailed in parenting an autistic child. "We weren't in shock or surprised when he was diagnosed because by then we had diagnosed him. We just wanted to know what we could do to help him. We had no idea at the time that it wasn't just something you got help for and it got better. Every day is still a struggle," Witherite said. Following his diagnosis, Ryan continued to receive treatments, including occupational therapy and home services with a TSS (Therapeutic Staff Support) and BSC (Behavioral Specialist Consultant).Treatments like occupational therapy differ depending on the needs of the individual, but the goal is to enable them to better perform activities of daily living (ADLs), which often include feeding and dressing themselves, social participation, education, and general safety. TSS and BSC services aim to encourage pro-social behaviors and assist in acclimating an autistic individual to social settings through modeling a desired behavior and interactions with teachers, parents, and community. Witherite said the process of obtaining approval for services and treatment is a complicated and often lengthy one. "All of these things take time being approved, being approved, and getting started," Witherite said. "So he was about 4 1/2 when he received TSS services at home and I believe the OT services were started at the IU soon after the diagnosis." Ryan eventually had a TSS in school with him while continuing TSS services at home. Ryan has also attended a social skills group and has received music therapy for a number of years. Witherite said that schooling has been a crucial means of treating Ryan's autism, and that following his transition from public school to the Central Pennsylvania Autism Spectrum Disorders Academy, a private school for autistic children, she has seen major improvements in his behavior, receptive language, and daily living skills. "Schooling has probably been the most important thing. Prior to being in a private autism school, Ryan had been in both a life skills class and an autism class in the local school district, and in younger years we had attempted integration in a regular ed classroom for a short time during the day (music, groups)," Witherite said. While Ryan has exhibited progress through a combination of therapies and consistency in his school environment, Witherite said that he still struggles with socialization, adding, " He really does not socially interact with anyone other than family."Witherite said that Ryan's communication skills are still severely limited to basic units of language. "He is able to ask for food/drink and basic needs like a bath/use of the restroom, but he does not have conversations. He will say 'hi,' 'good morning,' 'goodbye,' but sometimes needs prompted to do that. His school has worked very hard this year with him on learning staff names and he is able to say 'good morning'/'goodbye' and their names," Witherite said. Witherite said that as Ryan has come into adolescence, it appears his behavior is more stable, adding that he seems "calmer and happier.""Some of this may be related to his medical issues and feeling better. He is actually a happy kid and smiles and giggles, but when he is upset, having sensory overload or medical issues with his stomach, the behavior is like day/night," Witherite said. "This has happened a lot less than in the past. As with all autistic children, he likes routine and familiarity and sometimes a change with these can upset him. This was much worse when he was younger. He has come a long way in most areas." In reflecting on the demands of raising an autistic child and how they differ from those of raising children without ASD, Witherite said the two are entirely different circumstances in terms of how much attention a child requires."I am sure a total change from how life would be without an autistic child. Life has had to center around him and his needs," Witherite said. As for the increased awareness of ASD that has benefitted parents like Witherite and their children through increased quality and availability of treatment, academic accommodations, and better public understanding, to name a few, Witherite hopes more attention paid to the cause will result in more accurate diagnoses and more effective therapies. "I believe that autism is more widely recognized than in the past and hopefully earlier detection and treatment will lead to better outcomes for those in the lower-functioning range," Witherite said. Witherite said her hopes for the future with Ryan right now focus on short-term goals, including his participation in a sheltered workshop. "That would be the goal we would work towards as of now unless we would see some dramatic improvement," Witherite said. Witherite said she does not know of any programs geared specially towards autistic adults that would be available to Ryan as he continues to grow up, adding, "We never give up hope, but have to plan for reality too."


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The Deadly Side of Cheap Labor
The collapse of a factory building killed scores of garment workers in Bangladesh. The WSJ's Shelly Banjo talks about how the latest series of industrial disasters are making retail companies revalue the risks of cheap labor abroad.
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Plot Summary: One day, Ikuto has a fight with his father and as a result runs away from home in the heat of the moment. Everything was going well until he boarded a ship, but then he carelessly fell overboard. After encountering the most serious raging storm in a hundred years, and spending many days adrift, he arrives here, at "Airantou". However, this island is a little weird...because, this Airantou is an island comprising solely of girls. An (extremely enviable) destiny awaits Ikuto.
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MJK Strata needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 449 designs submitted by 87 freelance designers.
Thank you for your consideration! We have just formed our new business that is going live in a few weeks. Our company name is Strata Earth Services, LLC, but we are looking to market ourselves as Strata. We are a company in the geotechnical engineering and construction fields that specializes in boring for soil samples through strata (layers of rock and soil) and providing engineering services so that the proper foundations may be designed for structures ranging from sky scrapers to strip malls.
We are in a very large and competitive metropolitan market. There are quite a few competitors in our field, but none of them have memorable branding that makes them stand out. We are looking for just that. We are looking for a versatile logo that will project a feeling of strength, professionalism and integrity. Our logo will be on everything from our business cards, to our trucks, to large signs at projects we are working on.
Our target audience is construction companies, engineering firms and other contractors. These are typically conservative minded professionals aged 35+.
We are looking for an iconic logo that will present an image of strength, professionalism, and integrity.
Key components:
- Not overly complex
- Memorable
- Versatile - needs to be able to be scaled down to go on a business card and scaled up to go on the side of a truck
- Our trucks are all red, so the colors should work with red given that the logo will go on the side of our trucks. Possibly having red incorporated, but we are open to ideas. Not too many colors, probably 2.
- It also needs to be effective in black and white.
- I am looking for a logo with the text "strata" as well as a symbol if possible. That would be optimal. A lot of the competition just has the name of their company with no symbol and that is usually just their surname.
- vector graphics are strongly preferred
- please no stock art, stock images, or clip art
Thank you in advance for applying your creative genius to help our fledgling business quickly become a benchmark for our industry!
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Première 10 March 2010.
Dance. On the small stage, a meeting takes place between freelancers and institutions, between experience and a desire for experimentation.
New work by Jeanette Langert.
Taking Strindberg's Miss Julie as her starting point, well known choreographer Jeanette Langert has created Julie3. Accompanied by three dancers, one of the most famous Nordic scenographers, and the greatest concert accordionist in Sweden, she delves deeply into the role of Julie.
Watch a clip from the performance.
Watch pictures from the performance.
Jeanette Langert trained at Danshögskolan (The University College of Dance), studying mime from 1986 to 1989 and choreography from 2003 to 2006. She has worked as a stage artist in a number of different contexts through the years. The common thread in her own works has been to explore the individual person as part of a greater whole and the greater whole within the individual person. Among her many choreographies we find the acclaimed Fröken, a dance solo from 2008 performed by Monica Milocco from the Göteborg Opera´s Ballet.
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Take the opportunity to see yet another new dance creation at The Small stage created by Tilman O´Donnell. Dance package, This Is by Tilman O´Donnell and Julie ³ by Jeanette Langert.
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help on question about human genome - (Mar/12/2012 )
Question :
In February 2001, Celera Corp. and the Human Genome Project (HGP) independently published the first "draft" of
the human genome sequence. How did the two sequences differ? Did the differences between them affect any of the
biological conclusions that were drawn? In April 2003, a "finished" sequence of the human genome was released by
HGP. In what ways did this differ from what had been released in 2001? In October 2004, another "finished" sequence of
the human genome was released and a paper was published in Nature. Then, in May 2006, another paper appeared in
Nature reporting on the "finished" DNA sequence of the last human chromosome (#1). How and why did these different
versions differ? Why it is important to have as accurate a sequence as possible? Do you expect to see yet more
"finished" versions of the reference human genome sequence in the coming years? When will it really be completely
Can someone possibly give me some hints on how to reply my final exam? I am really missing there!
Thanks you so much!
If you tell us your ideas rather than just posting the question, you will get some help - it is homework for you to learn, not for us to supply answers!
Thanks for suggestion! You are absolutely right. It is my final essay. I didn't get started yet. Right i am actively searching for materials for reading and organizing my idea. The reason i post here is to try to get some good materials for reading. As you know, there is tons of publications about this. Some in good quality, some not. Since I am not in this field, i would like to get some expert opinions about the materials i do need to read besides what i got by myself. Thanks!


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Great to see 24ways back. I'm really into my CSS3 now. I'm loving the graceful degradation/progressive enhancement approach.
Drew, I saw you talk about this subject at an Oxford Geek night, I found it very interesting then too, nice to see it here.
Can't wait for the next article.


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My friend is 35 and found out yesterday that she has cervical cancer.
She says she threw up most of last night (not because she's sick, it's because she's so upset).
I know that many people can overcome cervical cancer and that this is a cancer that can be treated.
If you have any suggestions on how I can support her, that would be appreciated.


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San Francisco & San Jose: Two Different Metros. WTFF? WHY?
The conventional definition of the Bay Area was always the nine counties that touched SF Bay somewhere. These were:
- San Francisco, which everyone used to acknowledge as The City, because it was a City and a County both!
- Alameda, its close-by yet cheaper urban commuter residence, home to Oakland, Berkeley, and of course, Hayward.
- Contra Costa, further away, and featuring the lovely features of Richmond contrasted with the excitement of the I-680 corridor.
- San Mateo, the nicer bedroom county. Not as nice as Marin, but easier to get to, and more importantly now, waaaaay closer to Google.
- Santa Clara, formerly the valley of fruits and nuts, now home to the real economic engines. As in Google and Apple and Facebook and Intel and Cisco and a bunch of other places that make it possible for you to read this blog every day.
- Marin, home to aging hippies and even more aging real estate, it's the whitest part of the Bay Area
- Sonoma, rural and removed from, well, everything above.
- Napa, even more rural and removed except when the tourists clog up the wineries.
- Solano, our very own Stockton on the Bay. That's a reference to their finances, not their cattle ranching. Vallejo has a different economy.
Yet The Bay Area is often missing from lists comparing different parts of the country because the Census Bureau (now in shutdown mode!) decided to break The Bay Area into two different metropolitan areas. There's the San Francisco Metropolitan Statistical Area, and there's the San Jose one. San Francisco also got Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo and Marin counties.
What did San Jose get? San fucking Benito. Thanks a LOT, Census anal-retentives. You take the fifth largest metro area in the country and bust us into number 11. And number 34. Thanks a fucking lot, people counting geeks. We really appreciate all the respect for our geographic integrity.
Breaking SF and SJ into different metros is utterly stupid. Also, SF gets San Mateo AND Alameda Counties, which have plenty of commuters crossing into Santa Clara County.
I finally found some actual commuting numbers in this chart here. 72 thousand San Mateo County residents commute to SF and 61 thousand commute to Santa Clara County. But… this was in 2010. Lots more people even in SF taking the Google Bus now. (SF-to-SCC commuters was 18K, the reverse was 7K)
You know what else is stupid? This graph. The size of the arrows seems to have little to do with how many commuters they represent when compared to the same size arrow in another county. That big-assed snot-green one coming out of Contra Costa to Alameda? It actually is the biggest inter-county commute, with 120 thousand people crossing the line to get to work. But the two opposed arrows out of San Mateo County, going to SF and Santa Clara County? The baby shit brown one is longer but the purple one represents 10,000 more people. Similarly, the same two colors coming out of Alameda? That fabulous purple arrow is longer and just as wide, but there's 6,000 more people heading to Silicon Valley than The City.
The chart key says arrow width is what matters, not length. But that's bad design. A stubby arrow connotes direction but also represents area. A longer arrow should either show a longer commute or also more commuters. And both SF vs SJ (well, SCC) arrows are not equilinear, yet the danged chart doesn't tell us why that is.
There are more jobs in SCC than any other county in the Bay Area, too, 953K. The next biggest job center is Alameda County with 737K, and The So-Called City is third with 621K.
Feel free to talk about your commute, where your job is in relation to your house, or anything you want. It's not like we've ever removed a post for being off-topic.


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The community garden
The community garden
A couple from Cape Verde work in the community garden on Coleman Street.
Friends Kaori Tate, 10, left, and Ghiyahna Ennis, 11, share a plot in the garden on Coleman Street. They help other gardeners and water for them when their plots look dry. On this June night, the garden was full of people, many of them planting vegetables.
Jhana Senxian got ready for the main event — the garden party in August. She picked the green tomatoes to save them from advancing tomato blight. A neighbor has promised to fry them up for the party in three days' time.
Aydanne Morgan Grant, 17 months, who lives in the neighborhood, pranced around a bountiful garden during a party there in August.
Jhana Senxian, right, in the garden with her neighbor Kaori Tate, left. The 10-year-old, a gardener and gifted track runner, became one of the people Jhana relies on for help.
Probationers like Alexis Mills work in the garden to fulfill their community service requirement.
Jhana Senxian leads city officials on a tour of the garden in July, updating them on her progress in improving it and reminding them of the needs of the street's residents.
Ghiyahna Ennis, 11, tended her garden plot, which she shares with her sister and a friend on the street. The boy on the right is a cousin, Timari Taylor, 6.
Floyd Odom, one of the neighbors of the community garden on Coleman Street, stepped up as a leader there this summer, bringing residents together as a team and playing a key role in planning several garden parties.
One July afternoon Jhana Senxian packed up stakes without having used them, after no one showed up to help her stake tomatoes in the garden.
Kaori Tate, 10, smells the hot peppers she grew in the garden, which her father will put in a jar with vinegar to pickle.
Activist Jhana Senxian worked all summer with her neighbors to revive the garden, then planned a party to show off their work in August.
From left: Yarin Mejia, 7, Isabel Valdez, 7, and Estela Rosario worked the garden in June.
John Oliver, 59, harvests his peas and collard greens at the Coleman Street garden in August.
After weeks of work to bring her street and her neighbors together, Jhana Senxian, was finally ready in August to plant flowers on the sidewalks of Coleman Street. She worked alongside Donald Aaron.
Jhana Senxian, left, founder of the Coleman Street Neighbors Association, served food in the community garden during a block party in September.
Megan Sonderegger, center, harvested tomatoes with children in August at the community garden on Coleman Street.


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CORNING | Two cases scheduled for hearings Monday in Steuben County Court were postponed, one until late March and the other without a specified date.
Barbara Freeland, of Canisteo, was scheduled to appear for sentencing on a charge of third-degree grand larceny before Steuben County Judge Marianne Furfure.
Authorities say Freeland stole more than $50,000 from the trust fund of an elderly man she assisted.
The sentencing was rescheduled for March 26.
Another appearance scheduled for Monday before Judge Furfure, that of Brendan Mattei, was also postponed.
Mattei, 19, of Corning, is charged in connection with the alleged attempted robbery of a Corning apartment in June.
It wasn't clear what the hearing was scheduled for, although District Attorney Brooks Baker said Friday he thought it could be a plea on the charges.
Police say Mattei and another man, Coty Ferris, 18, also of Corning, forced their way into an apartment on Jennings Street and tried the rob the occupants at gunpoint.
According to authorities, during the attempted robbery, Mattei struggled with one of the occupants and was shot in the hand.
He was apprehended several hours later on West Fifth Street.
Mattei is charged with second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, first-degree attempted robbery, fourth-degree conspiracy and first-degree falsifying business records.
The most serious charges carry a maximum sentence of 15 years in state prison.
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Freeland, Mattei cases postponed
CORNING | Two cases scheduled for hearings Monday in Steuben County Court were postponed, one until late March and the other without a specified date.


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PODGORICA (Reuters) - After what amounted to a gentle warm-up in San Marino, England move into the far more hostile territory of Montenegro for a vital World Cup qualifier on Tuesday with captain Steven Gerrard warning of intimidation from the Group H leaders.
The first time England played in Podgorica's City Stadium in 2011, Wayne Rooney was sent off in a 2-2 draw, a red card that meant he missed the start of the Euro 2012 finals.
While that result meant England qualified for last year's championship, their place at the Brazil World Cup is still far from assured as they trail Montenegro by two points.
England will be favorites to emerge with a victory that would put them in charge of their own destiny, but Gerrard knows calm heads will be needed to avoid a damaging setback.
"It is going to be a pressure situation and we don't need to give the referee any excuse to send any of us off or give any unnecessary yellow cards," Gerrard told the English FA's website (www.thefa.com).
"It is important everyone takes responsibility and stays on the pitch. They will be trying to claim every decision, every foul and will try to intimidate the ref to make rash decisions.
"I'm sure we will have a good ref in charge who will make sensible decisions but it's important we keep our cool and keep everyone on the pitch."
England warmed up for the match with an 8-0 stroll in San Marino on Friday when Montenegro sneaked a 1-0 win in Moldova despite having Milorad Pekovic sent off, meaning he will be suspended for Tuesday's match.
The atmosphere in San Marino was about as harmless as it was possible to be for an away side but Gerrard believes England will be able to cope when things hot up.
"I think their supporters will make it as hostile as they can," said the Liverpool midfielder, who was rested for the match in San Marino along with several other key players such as Ashley Cole and Glen Johnson.
"They are desperate to beat us and everything is against us, but I think we've got the players in the squad to go and handle the situation and get the three points."
It will be a stern test, especially for England's patched-up central defense against Montenegro's Italy-based strikers Mirko Vucinic and Stevan Jovetic.
Juventus striker Vucinic, who scored the only goal in Moldova, said the victory had given his side the perfect boost ahead of England's arrival.
However, far from flying out of the traps on Tuesday, he said the hosts would play a waiting game.
"We have to park the bus in front of our goal and keep possession as long as we can when we have the ball," he told Podgorica daily Vijesti.
"We took a huge amount of weight off our shoulders by beating the Moldovans. The match against England is one of those you crave but we must quickly come down to earth and be ready to leave it all out there and stand our ground."
England are set to recall Gerrard, Cole and Johnson with James Milner also a likely starter, but manager Roy Hodgson's chief concern will be in the centre of his defense.
Hodgson had hoped Rio Ferdinand would be playing in Podgorica but after the Manchester United player's decision to pull out of the squad, together with injuries to several other centre backs, England will be lacking experience.
Chris Smalling and Joleon Lescott, bit-part players at Manchester United and Manchester City, are expected to start.
Hodgson believes they are more than capable.
"Let's also show some respect for the young (Chris) Smalling and the not so young but well tried and tested Joleon Lescott because Joleon Lescott's at Manchester City, the champions of England; Chris Smalling plays for Manchester United," Hodgson said in the Sunday Telegraph.
"I'm not exactly putting a couple of guys from non-league football out on the pitch on Tuesday night and I think we should show them a bit more respect - and not constantly compare them."
Hodgson is hopeful that right back Johnson will be able to play despite a painful toe that may need an injection.
Montenegro will miss four regular starters against England - midfielders Nikola Drincic and Branko Boskovic are out with injuries while Savo Pavicevic joins Pekovic in being suspended.
Coach Branko Brnovic echoed Vucinic, saying: "We will miss them badly but we can still put together a team good enough to stand their ground against the English.
"We will park the bus in front of our goal and look for any opportunity to catch them on the break. If a Ferrari comes blazing out of that bus and we score first, it will be a totally different game."
Probable teams:
Montenegro: Mladen Bozovic; Vladimir Bozovic, Stefan Savic, Marko Basa, Vladimir Volkov; Elsad Zverotic, Mitar Novakovic, Simon Vukcevic, Dejan Damjanovic; Stevan Jovetic, Mirko Vucinic
England: Joe Hart; Glen Johnson, Joleon Lescott, Chris Smalling, Ashley Cole; James Milner, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, Ashley Young; Wayne Rooney, Jermain Defoe
Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden)
Additional reporting by Martyn Herman and Zoran Milosavljevic; Editing by Mark Meadows


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Buying crop inputs isn't as simple as it used to be. Last season, $4 corn prices motivated U.S. farmers to plant more corn, and those prices had the same impact globally. Suddenly fertilizer and fuels were in tight supply, and prices shot up.
Although the latest estimates predict that the number of U.S. corn acres could be down slightly in 2008 from last season, that decline probably won't have much of an impact on global fertilizer markets. "The productive capacity of fertilizer manufacturers has been stretched to the limits, and demand is simply outstripping production," says Keith Swanson, manager of Dealer Risk Management Services for CHS.
Globally, the industry has gone through many changes in the last few years, he adds. "The supply chain has lengthened, with domestic production down and fertilizer now coming from places as far away as the Middle East and the Caribbean," he says. "Supply risk is greater, price risk is greater. And while manufacturers are trying to expand their capacity, it will take years to significantly increase production."
In the meantime, fertilizer prices are expected to stay strong and supplies tight through spring. "The number-one risk for this spring is supply risk: Will there be enough and will dealers be able to restock quick enough to meet farmer needs? Locking in fertilizer purchases sooner than later will help farmers guarantee they have product," Swanson says.
Tight fuel supply
Experts in the petroleum industry echo that advice. "Producers need to make sure their fuel supply is secured," says Dan Beauvais, vice president of the petroleum division of AgLand, Eaton, CO. "Price is not really a concern if you can't get the product. That was the case in some areas of the country this past fall: There were temporary shortages."
Beauvais ties those shortages to the increase in the number of acres planted, which increased demand for fuel, but also to the rising price of crude oil. "Some folks were put off by rising prices and waited to fill, hoping prices would come down, but that doesn't look like it will happen anytime soon," he says. "In fact, fuel for 2008 probably won't be cheaper than last year. Expect it to cost more."
Based on the current cost of crude oil, fuel prices should be in the $4 to $5 range, Beauvais says. "Farmers should probably lock in a price for the second quarter of 2008 now, even if it's 15 to 20 cents higher than the current price," he advises. "At least that way they can calculate their margin potential and know where they stand."
Although still an ag-based cooperative, AgLand has grown its petroleum business in recent years by selling to more industrial and government customers north of Denver. But Beauvais says if shortages were to affect the cooperative, it would give priority to its farmer-members and retail outlets. "So far, we've always been able to maintain adequate supplies, but if just one part of the energy delivery system breaks down, say in a pipeline or at a refinery, we could see temporary shortages," he says.
The best way to avoid supply problems is to contract for at least the majority of the farm's fuel needs, Beauvais says. "Over 75% of our producers have fuel contracts with the co-op, usually for three to six months out," he says. "And our contracts also offer some downside protection, for a small per-gallon fee. Once they sign the contract with us, they can relax and not worry about that input, at least."
For retailers, getting more commitments from customers means they reduce their risk, as well, and can contract for the right amount of product. "It allows us to plan and buy further into the future, which offers the potential to save everyone money in this type of volatile petroleum market that we've been in the last few years," Beauvais says.
Outlook for spring
Expect production costs to be higher in 2008 and input supplies to be strained in some areas, says Alan Miller, ag economist at Purdue University. "Costs per acre will definitely be up this year, as much as 25 to 30%," Miller states. "But there are other factors that are impacting those costs, besides price. Nitrogen recommendations have changed in recent years, based on a new agronomic approach, which has increased optimum rates for some fields. And more farmers are planting GMO seed each year, which costs more. And many farmers are raising their seeding rates to push corn populations and production, so that increases seed costs, as well."
With the rapid increases in commodity prices this past year, land rents also have been affected, Miller notes. "As existing contracts expire, landlords will likely be looking to share in higher crop prices, despite the fact that input costs have also gone up significantly," he says.
Minding your margins
It was almost easier to manage margins with $2 corn, Geiszler says. "They were thinner, but inputs were more stable and there was less risk in the marketplace at $2 corn," he says. "Now you need to manage the costs of cash rent and all inputs, and the price swings can be significant. There can be greater potential for gain, but also the possibility of greater losses if risk management isn't implemented at both ends of expenses and income."
Profitability is less about what something costs than about how it impacts your margins, Swanson says. "If you can lock in your fertilizer costs, and at the same time hedge it with crop sales, you can lock in your margins and know you'll be making a profit," he explains. "That's really what farmers need to get used to doing in this kind of market situation. From a financial standpoint, farming needs to be more like manufacturing: The farmer needs to get better at locking in input costs and tracking his margins throughout the crop production process."
Farmers need to be thinking farther out, in terms of input buying, as well. "They should really be thinking about next fall already," Swanson adds. "The days of waiting until late summer to worry about fertilizer needs for fall are gone."
He says there is an upside to better long-term planning. "It should provide more consistent product flow and a more reliable supply. It's better for the entire supply chain," he says. "Locking in prices on both inputs and crops should also reduce stress for producers. And this coming season, knowing you've got the products you need could be an equally important benefit."
Strategies for spring
The sooner you make cropping decisions, the sooner you can lock in your input needs. And with fertilizer and petroleum markets expected to stay volatile through 2008, ensuring product supply could be your biggest risk to manage.
Industry experts offer the following tips for making this season's input buys:
Take advantage of discounts for seed, fertilizer and crop protection products and talk with your cooperative or dealer to make sure you're getting the best deals they offer.
Lock in fertilizer supplies early for spring and start considering fall needs. Prices will likely continue to edge up through spring, and supplies will be tight.
Buy and book fuel deliveries ahead of time. Don't get caught with an empty or low fuel tank during the busy planting season. You might even consider buying a bigger fuel tank.
Study your production costs so that you know just where your margins lie.
Forward market your crop at the same time that you make input purchases to lock in prices and profit.
Assemble a team of experts to advise you about your input and crop production needs. Product specialists, crop consultants and your loan officer can all help you make sure you're getting the right inputs at a good price.


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I'm in love with the cover stitch and with my new 5 thread serger machine. I can't believe the convenience it offers, the time it saves, and how easy it makes so many tasks. I'm becoming fluent in differential feed and all the new features packed into this one machine, like the elastic foot, shirring foot, and more. When you enjoy something this much, you want to tell everyone. So I have. If you're in the market for a new serger or just want to know what newer sergers have to offer, click on "Serger" in credits below and read about my "dream machine".
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Apr 1, 2013, 12.19 AMby Zsuzso
Thanks for your respond. What I meant about the needles, that 2022 is for woven fabrics, it's not even universal which would be good for knit fabrics as well. I have ordered ball point needles for this serger, but It hasn't arrived yet. I've found all this out after I've posted my first comment. I'll let you know if these ball point serger needles work well. By the way I follow you on Pinterest, love your tutorials. Also, English is my second language , so it happens that I don't express myself clearly , I'll try my best.
Mar 28, 2013, 04.46 AMby Zsuzso
I have the same serger, and I love it. I still have to try out all the other feet that came with it. I always wanted to ask somebody about the needle for this serger. According to the book only should use singer 2022 / I think this is the right #/ but this only comes in universal. Is there stretch needle for this machine ? Once in a while it skips a stitch when I cover stitch. I used brand new needles.
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Mar 29, 2013, 05.25 AMby domestic-divaonline
It's great to find someone else with the same machine! I've only used the 2022. I bought a whole supply of them at a great price online. I have had the skipped stitch problem a couple of times and I would just rethread everything and put in a new needle and that seemed to take care of it. Sometimes changing the stitch length for me seemed to make a difference. Also using identical thread for the top stitching. I hope you find a solution for your problem. I didn't understand "but this only comes in universal" .
Sep 7, 2011, 10.19 PMby milkyway
great work! looks sooo pro!
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Sep 7, 2011, 11.18 PMby domestic-divaonline
Thank you!
Sep 2, 2011, 08.43 AMby michelle ><><><
I'm oh so envious right now!;-/ <><
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Sep 3, 2011, 05.30 AMby domestic-divaonline
I would have been envious before I got my machine too! I can relate!
Sep 1, 2011, 11.43 AMby sabzarap
Sadly i have no money for a new sewing machine and I really would love to have a machine, which makes sewing easier and faster… The one I have is just a simple one and from my boyfriends parents. They would not understand, that i want a new one, especially because its only 3 1/2 years old! But there are many things, which always make me complaining while sewing! I'm glad for you too!
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Sep 3, 2011, 05.30 AMby domestic-divaonline
My first sewing machine came from a generous neighbor who saw a little 10 year old girl from a poor family hand-stitching doll clothes. She bought a new machine for herself and gave me her old one. It was one of the biggest and most meaningful gifts I ever received. I've always remembered that and have passed on my old machines to people who might appreciate them. I did the same with my older serger and now a woman from the local fabric store who never could afford a serger is enjoying what I would call an outdated machine. But it's all perspective isn't it? She appreciated it so much.
Sep 1, 2011, 01.41 AMby peaches2218
I would LOVE to have a machine like yours. I'm so excited for you.
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Sep 3, 2011, 05.31 AMby domestic-divaonline
Thanks for sharing in my excitement Peaches!
Aug 30, 2011, 03.11 PMby ichigogirl
Ooooh, you inspire me to try all the fancy feet that came with my overlock machine. I never did… I don't have the same one as you do, I've got a Baby Lock Evolve, but they seem to be slightly related, and I could second you in that it too is a dream machine. Dream machines for all seamstresses :-)
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Aug 30, 2011, 06.15 PMby domestic-divaonline
Investigate those fancy feet! You'll be surprised at what you can do with them. I know someone with a Baby Lock serger who couldn't live without it.
Aug 31, 2011, 08.33 AMby ichigogirl
Mmm… I must, must… thanks for reminding me!
Aug 30, 2011, 11.49 AMby Ruffles Gazebo
oh oh oh, i just got one too. i rly hope mine has an elastic foot. must invetsigate
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Aug 30, 2011, 06.12 PMby domestic-divaonline
If one didn't come with the machine there is probably one available.
Aug 30, 2011, 10.59 AMby Dee Durrant
My husband recently bought me a new overlocker (serger in the US) for my 30th birthday as a special treat! Anyway he had it in the house for two weeks before my birthday – it was torture seeing the box and not being able to rip it open and get sewing! A few weeks in and I've mastered a number of stitches and I am also in love with my dream machine! Turning 30 didn't seem so bad thanks to my new Singer!
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Aug 30, 2011, 06.10 PMby domestic-divaonline
Two weeks! How did you hold yourself back??? Loved hearing your story. Thanks for sharing it. Enjoy your machine!
Aug 30, 2011, 10.05 AMby bohemiannow
I envy you girl, you should know that! :-)
Aug 30, 2011, 07.46 AMby hdk100
I can't buy a new machine at the moment but I totally understand your excitement. I'm saving for a dummy these months… :)
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Aug 30, 2011, 06.08 PMby domestic-divaonline
That will be a great tool too!
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