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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Stash Buster Quilt--Finished
I've decided this quilt does not actually have a front or a back, just Side A and Side B.
Side A:
I really love this one. I debated on doing it rectangle or square and am so glad I went with this layout. I just think it works perfectly with the blocks.
I used Lynne's block design from Lily's Quilts. The blocks are 18" finished.
My favorite block is the green square.
Side B:
I was going to be super boring and back this quilt with a green Ikea sheet. The hubs gave me a few ideas which transformed into this quilt. I love it so much that I almost made it a quilt all its own. My inspiration was this quilt from Film in the Fridge. This was a lot of fun to put together. I used almost all my stash of Tufted Tweets in grass, but I think it's a great place to use it.
The binding is a scrappy assortment of greens from the quilt.
The final quilt size is 72" x 72". This quilt was made totally from my stash with the exception of buying some additional Kona white. It's always great to make a fun quilt from fabric I love and have on hand.
44 comments:
- gill said...
Not sure which side I love best! They're both gorgeous!!!
- June 8, 2011 at 11:38 AM
- Rachel said...
This block has been on my to-do list for a nut. Your quilt naked nw think I need to get to work. What size are you squares with 2 half- square triangles?
- June 8, 2011 at 11:43 AM
- LynCC said...
Yep - awesome quilt!!
I have to confess, though - when I saw your title, my mind seriously read "Stash BUILDER quilt" and I thought, "Oh, cool!" It wasn't until several moments later that I looked again and saw "BUSTER" lolol - June 8, 2011 at 11:49 AM
- The Polka Dot Apron said...
Such I fun quilt! I have been anxious to see it finished since you started it :D I have yet to get creative with my quilt backs so this was inspiring to me! Great job!
- June 8, 2011 at 11:49 AM
- MariQuilts said...
Great quilt....I love the back.
- June 8, 2011 at 11:51 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Oh my gosh, I love this!! And I think both sides are just gorgeous :) I especially love what you did with the back, it feels so fresh and new!
- June 8, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- Manda said...
Ooo beautiful, both sides!
- June 8, 2011 at 12:10 PM
- Marci Girl said...
Beautiful, and honestly I love both sides equally!
- June 8, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- Caitlin said...
I LOVE the pieced back!!!!! The front is gorgeous, too, but I'm really inspired by the back :) I haven't been too adventurous is piecing my backs so far but I'd really like to try it more. Thanks for this great inspiration!
- June 8, 2011 at 12:32 PM
- tusen said...
Such a beauty! I love both sides - so different and so great.
- June 8, 2011 at 1:42 PM
- Becky said...
Oh wow, I love both sides! But side A is definitely my favorite. I love that HST design.
- June 8, 2011 at 1:44 PM
- Flying Blind... said...
I love this quilt so very very much and you're right about the 'b-side', it really is worthy of equal billing.
My girls love stroking all they fluorescent nylon in the fabric shop, and helping the assistants! - June 8, 2011 at 1:54 PM
- Judith said...
This looks absolutely fantastic. I would not have thought that the block would look so good in a big quilt. Will go right on my list of things to do.
- June 8, 2011 at 2:18 PM
- Kristie said...
Absolutely fabulous!
- June 8, 2011 at 2:22 PM
- Sarah@PingsAndNeedles said...
Totally Terrific! I just love it :)
- June 8, 2011 at 2:27 PM
- Mrs. Darling said...
AWESOME! I love when I can sew from my stash!
- June 8, 2011 at 2:35 PM
- Patchwork and Play said...
I LOVE side A! The pattern achieved in the negative space is what I like looking at the best!
- June 8, 2011 at 2:46 PM
- angela said...
Fabulous! Love the stash use on both sides - wonderful finish!
- June 8, 2011 at 2:58 PM
- Petit Design Co. said...
it's gorgeous Kati!
- June 8, 2011 at 3:44 PM
- Erin @ Two More Seconds said...
You are a machine, woman! I love it! This is just gorgeous.
- June 8, 2011 at 3:47 PM
- leigh said...
LOVE side B. And don't you love a scrappy binding? So pretty and a great way to use up the extras.
- June 8, 2011 at 3:52 PM
- Carolyn said...
Oh my gosh!!! This quilt is absolutely gorgeous! I love the colors and the design (side A and B). It's really lovely!
- June 8, 2011 at 4:08 PM
- Jen said...
Beautiful Katy! I love both sides so much! Great work!
- June 8, 2011 at 4:11 PM
- Meg said...
This beautiful! I love both sides!
- June 8, 2011 at 4:26 PM
- Sue Daurio said...
wow!! just beautiful, front and back. I think I have to add this one to my must do list! Great work.
- June 8, 2011 at 4:35 PM
- Katie B. said...
It's gorgeous, Kati! I love side a and side b equally. Fantastic job!!
- June 8, 2011 at 5:27 PM
- Blue.Ridge.Girl said...
Absolutly stunning...both sides! I liked this block when Lynne showed it on Flickr, however I LOVE it made up into a quilt! And I agree that the fabrics you selected are just beautiful! Congratulation on a fabulous quilt :o)
- June 8, 2011 at 5:29 PM
- Quilter in the Gap said...
I love this quilt. You know if you don't have a home for it yet you could always send it to me. Hehehe This is the first quilt I have seen with the LBG block and boy I love that block all the more now. I may have to make some of those. Thanks for sharing.
- June 8, 2011 at 6:45 PM
- ictero said...
Wow! I love the back. Excellent use of your stash.
- June 8, 2011 at 6:54 PM
- AnneMarie said...
You are right! Both sides are fabulous!
- June 8, 2011 at 7:43 PM
- CityHouseStudio said...
Completely gorgeous! Love both sides!
Now I'm inspired to get to work on all the HSTs I have leftover from my supernova quilt! - June 8, 2011 at 7:51 PM
- Jessica said...
Wow!! This turned out beautifully!! I love the two sides, certainly can see how it's hard to pick a favorite, I love how side A is a more traditional block style and side B is so free form! Just wonderful, great job!
- June 8, 2011 at 10:02 PM
- traceyjay said...
Gorgeous!! All of it! - June 8, 2011 at 10:04 PM
- Leanne said...
This is beautiful! I love it!
- June 9, 2011 at 6:38 AM
- Dan R said...
Beautiful work.
- June 9, 2011 at 8:57 AM
- Kris said...
I love both sides! I mentioned this when you posted about it before, but the green blocks is a perfect detail.
- June 9, 2011 at 11:23 AM
- WandaFish said...
Both quilts are superb! Really stunning, I LOVE them :)
- June 9, 2011 at 1:03 PM
- bendingpins.com said...
New follower and man-oh-man do I love your quilts!!! Super fresh and innovative!
- June 10, 2011 at 6:48 AM
- Svetlana said...
This quilt looks fabulous!!!!
- June 10, 2011 at 8:27 AM
- Pieces of Sunshine said...
I love this quilt Kati! Very fresh and interesting.
- June 15, 2011 at 3:54 AM
- Nicky said...
both sides are brilliant - love that green block too!
- July 1, 2011 at 7:35 AM
- Catherine said...
this is fabulous and the back looks great
- July 1, 2011 at 9:27 AM
- susan said...
Oh Lynne posted a photo of this and I thought it was amazing then. So good to see more detail. That quilt is a complete treasure forever quilt.
- July 1, 2011 at 10:21 AM
- mrs.smith said...
I'd really love to know how you pieced the back of this quilt together. I've seen others like this, and really love yours, but wouldn't even know where to start in putting my own together.
- July 8, 2011 at 4:02 PM


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In resigning as head of the Matanuska-Susitna College this month, Stephen Sylvester collected about $71,000 and a promise from the state university system not to say anything disparaging about him.
In addition, the University of Alaska has agreed to strike any negative comments about Sylvester's performance from his personnel file if he requests it, according to the eight-page agreement.
The agreement also forbids Sylvester, a former dean at Montana State University-Northern, from making disparaging comments about the university.
Sylvester was under investigation because of complaints about his management style and personal behavior when he resigned Aug. 1. The investigation was never completed, university officials said.
Sylvester, who has returned to Havre, said today he knows nothing about the allegations made about him at the college. He said there were never any formal charges made against him, and that those who made complaints didn't go through normal university channels.
Sylvester said he left Mat-Su College because he and the university didn't suit each other. "It was basically a bad fit, the wrong timing," Sylvester said.
He added he was trying to make some changes at Mat-Su and encountered some opposition.
Sylvester was hired last July to head the college, which has about 1,500 students. In May he was placed on paid leave pending the investigation.
The search committee that recommended Sylvester for the job in Alaska learned later about problems he had at MSU-Northern in Havre, where he had served as a professor and dean of the College and Arts and Sciences.
In Montana, 13 of the 24 faculty members Sylvester supervised signed a petition in March 2000 asking that he be removed as dean, according to a report in the university's student newspaper.
Under his agreement with the University of Alaska, Sylvester will get $45,000 for six months of salary, $9,588 for nearly a month's worth of annual leave, $7,500 for moving expenses, $1,250 to pay for packing and shipping his books, $4,184 for six months of medical coverage and about $2,400 to compensate him for what would have been contributed to pension plans.

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I just returned from New York where I was the guest on Fr. Benedict Groeschel's Sunday Night Live show on EWTN. I took my oldest daughter Anna with me and we had a great time. While I was there I was also able to visit one of the convents of the Sister of Life and as well as meet up with the priest who celebrated my wedding, Fr. Conrad Osterhaut, CFR. Below are a couple of pictures from the trip.
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DAMN Rick! Why do you have to look so serious?
And why do you have to be so productive after the con? I got back from it and ate and slept. Although I have to say that I am glad that I am in none of these photos. I was kind of a caffinated zombie by Saturday night.
Francesco- I missed you! There were some people asking about you as well (Senti asked when I went over to his booth if you were here).
All in all it was busy fun. Was great to meet Brian (Obi Wan), Michael Cho (chobot), Bobby Chiu, Kir, Rick, Luca (the genius), Viktor and Josh (Atomic Terrier) as well as getting to see David P, Robin (pepe), Rob, Marty (paintmonster), bob (qwacker), Rod Guen, Cheeks and many others again.
Picked up some cool swag (loving Bill's book), found a publisher for Legendary and a few possible job leads. All in all a great convention. And as much as I am going to hate to be admitting to this, but I can't wait until next year!!!!
Time for me to retire back into the MattCave for the night.
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Using a tested and approved pattern Willemientje from Farbenmix, I made a xmas dress for my big one and used the same fabric to make a matching dress named Viviella by Ottobre for her little sis.
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I know the first one is a tease :)
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In the middle of his answer to a question about limiting "the availability of assault weapons," Romney launched into a discourse on Operation Fast and Furious, the failed gun trafficking sting. Romney called it the "greatest failure we've had with regards to gun violence" and intimated that no one knows why it was initiated: "For what purpose it was put in place, I can't imagine. ... I'd like to understand who it was that did this, what the idea was behind it, why it led to the violence, thousands of guns going to Mexican drug lords."
What made this so odd was that there isn't any uncertainty as to what the idea behind Fast and Furious was. The operation was intended to identify and dismantle the cross-border gun-trafficking rings that operate within the United States and Mexico, and both the Justice Department's inspector general and House Oversight Committee chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA) have released reports affirming that fact.
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Fox has seized on a conservative group's report to suggest President Obama's reelection campaign is receiving millions of dollars in illegal donations from foreign donors. In fact, the report provides no evidence to support this claim and the group's co-founder has himself acknowledged that it possesses no such evidence.
Members of the right-wing media cheered on Mitt Romney's proposal during the presidential debate to cut off federal funding for PBS and his explicit promise to cut off Big Bird.
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Some conservative media figures are praising Clint Eastwood's performance from the final night of the Republican National Convention, in which the actor spoke to an empty chair representing President Obama. Eastwood rambled on at length, engaging in an awkward, one-person back and forth with the imaginary president that was meant to critique Obama's policy record.
Politico reported that "the Romney family seemed less than thrilled when the camera panned to them" during Eastwood's "disjointed moment." The Washington Post said Eastwood's performance "looked bizarre on the television screen." The New York Times spoke to Romney aides, who anonymously described the performance as "strange, " "weird," and "theater of the absurd."
Mitt Romney's nomination acceptance speech contained numerous falsehoods that originated in the right-wing media. Right-wing media have also echoed some of Romney's other dubious claims that were part of the speech.
While guest hosting The O'Reilly Factor on August 24, Monica Crowley praised SB 1070 architect Kris Kobach's filing suit against the Obama administration's "deferred action" policy, which allows young undocumented immigrants to temporarily remain in the United States. But Crowley failed to mention that the deportation policy is the continuation of long-standing prosecutorial discretion, and also neglected to report the lawsuit's basic procedural flaws.
Instead, Crowley ignored the weaknesses of the lawsuit and alleged the policy is "illegal," accused the administration of acting "extra-constitutionally," and finally commended Kobach for "fighting the good fight" against a "banana republic."
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What Comes Next? Mark Morrisroe, David Wojnarowicz, Marc Lida, Andreas Senser, Bern Boyle, and contemporaries.
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- Sur Rodney (Sur)
- Rafael Sanchez
- Amy Scholder
- Jonathan Weinberg
Wednesday April 20, 2011
Since circa 1980, New York City has lost untold numbers of artists to AIDS. Bern Boyle (1951-1992), Marc Lida (1957-1992), Mark Morrisroe (1959-1989), Andreas Senser (1942-1989), and David Wojnarowicz (1954-1992) are among them. The popular discourse on HIV/AIDS remains unresolved. The stigma is still very much alive and, while pushed underground, HIV-phobia is resurfacing. Discussions surrounding the censorship of David Wojnarowicz's work by the National Portrait Gallery have drawn our history nearer in recent months.
Visual AIDS and the Fales Library present a symposium considering these artists' responses to living with, and dying from complications due to AIDS. What is the role of those that survive them: the witness, the archivist, the estate, the presenter? How does the foreknowledge of impending death affect the artist's ouvre, in practice, and what are the conversations and relationships that need to occur to guide the artist's legacy forward?
Fales Library and Special Collections
Elmer Holmes Bobst Library, Third Floor
70 Washington Square South
Free and open to the public
Seats are limited - please RSVP at 212-992-7050 or by email
images (clockwise): David Wojnarowicz, Mark Morrisroe, Marc Lida, Bern Boyle


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36 Meetup Groups match "Hike" near Mountain View, CA
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Who We Are: We are a vital and active community of single parents. Our group provides a low pressure way to connect with other single parents on hikes, kids activities, dinners out, events with other single families and more. We average 5+ events per week. Parenting solo is not easy. The mission of this group is to get single parents and children out interacting with each other for fun, support and friendship, and to enhance lives in the process. Note: this is not a "singles" dating group. W …
When we started several years ago, our goal was to explore Silicon Valley (aka "The Valley of Heart's Delight"), in part to show people there was more to the Bay Area than San Francisco. Now we've visited just about every local museum from Gilroy to Santa Cruz to Millbrae, so we tend to journey farther afield for cultural/historical walks and day trips. Our events include mundane after-work "well, it's better than just sitting on the couch" walks in local neighborhoods as well as more ambitiou …
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This group is for all ages.Hike anywhere around the Bay Area (from San Francisco to Santa Barbara).We offer local hikes that meet on the weekends. These hikes are generally from 6-8 miles and easy to moderate. Some of our hikes will be longer. FOR THIS GROUP ONLY: We will plan longer hikes(10-15 miles) and backpacking, camping, ATV.....moreMembers are encouraged to have social events for the group as well. If you have a location or event you would like to suggest for members please contact the …
This group is for Women who are Too Young To Be Old! We are of a 'certain age', energetic mid-lifers, mostly 40- 50+, married, single, divorced, or in transition, seeking stimulating conversation, friendships, a strong sense of camaraderie, & good old fashioned girlfriend connection! Lets embrace all that it means for us 40-50ish women by coming together at least twice a month, for a pot luck gathering, stimulating discussions, get-to-know-each other chats. Our intention is to have many activiti …
Bay Area Mountaineering Meetup (BAMM) Meet people who are interested in mountaineering, backcountry skiing/snowboarding, alpine climbing, rock climbing, trekking, backpacking, or simply day-hiking in the mountains. Whether you are currently training for a climb, planning your next one, or just looking to get into the sport, this is a great way to meet people of all experience levels. We do a mix of local meetups as well as trips all around the Sierra, California and the world. We are 100% non-co …
The Havurah is a warm environment for Jewish singles in the Bay Area to make friends and connections. We're an active, fun group of people, mainly in our 40s and 50s, who are looking to meet other great Jewish singles and enjoy events together. We have Shabbat potluck dinners at the homes of our members as a way to bring our community together. From there we expand to other activities -- Sunday brunch, dinner-and-movie nights, hiking, happy hours, going to Jewish cultural events -- whatever yo …
HumVeganity events are open to folks of all persuasions - omnivores, vegetarians and vegans. Some say HUMANity, we say VEGANity. What's the difference? Veganity is the vegan way of being human. It's not for all creatures - and perhaps not for all humans. But for those who embrace its delicious healthful bounty – through a variety of reasons including, health, morality, spirituality, environmental impact, animal welfare and animal rights – there are limitless benefits. Join us for delicious din …
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We mainly explore the San Francisco Bay Area's many hiking trails, but we also keep our eyes open for other outings such as free summer concerts (Stern Grove anyone?) and the occasional jazz club... and likely more. The hikes are 6-10 miles long and are of an advanced beginner to intermediate level of difficulty. Let's go out and enjoy the many wonderful outings in the Bay Area!
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This is a group dedicated to hiking trails on the SF Peninsula as well as other magical forested places that are along the Redwood Road. Through each season we will track the changes of the forest with regards to flora, fauna and fungi. I will fill you with the stories and richness of these lands. Please read the about page before joining this group.
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WE look forward to getting acquainted and having you join our GROUP. At all times, you are responsible for your own safety at these events. By attending, you agree to hold harmless the organizers, and all others attending the event. Release of Liability - for additional clarification: By joining this group, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE it's organizers of all liabilities and claims from any of the causes of the actions that you and your guests have or may have in the future, for injuries, da …
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Wanted: friendly couples for engaging conversations and to form lasting friendships with!! The only thing better than great theatre is great people to talk about it with. We are a group of couples (40 and above) who see plays together, and meet for dinner either before or after to socialize. An uploaded picture of both partners is required before joining the group, as is completion of the profile data and membership questionnaire. Typical play venues are Theatreworks in Mountain View and Pal …
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Hi, Are you looking to expand your network and make new friends? We're creating this group to meet other Professionals in the Bay Area. There's so much to do in the Bay Area and would be great to have other like minded singles pursue activities together. We're planning on having a lot of events (i.e., hiking, dinners, movies, picnics, day trips, etc.). Of course once the group is formed we also want input from members as well. Looking forward to making long lasting friendships. Also, note our RS …
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I'm a naturopathic doctor in Sunnyvale and many people I meet are curious about the basics of good health. I try to "walk my talk" and invite you to me for a walk and a chance to ask questions about natural health from a naturopathic primary care doctor, and we'll get some exercise too! Feel free to contact me via this meetup page or my website: www.drjenniferpotter.com About the Doc Dr. Jennifer Potter, ND earned her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine at Southwest College of Naturopathic Med …
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SV Friends is a social and activity group dedicated to having fun together in the spirit of goodwill, kindness, and togetherness. Let's get together and have a beach party, ski trip, movie night, afternoon hike in the woods, holiday party, social mixer, some laughs at a comedy club, bowling night, mini-golf session, brunch, fun run, evening at the theater, wine tasting party, afternoon at the zoo, indoor sky diving adventure, trivia night, dinner party, bay cruise, blues night, outdoor ice skat …
Friends, The peninsula has become the center of Tech industry and startups. Let's socialize once you get a moment from your statups. Dining, happy hours, hiking, bowling, museums, what else do you want? There is also a parallel group on facebook. You can also join it and invite your friends. We may request an optional contribution of $2-$5 for our events to cover up the meetup and stationary cost. Fair enough?
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This group is for young women in their 20s, married or single, who are looking to make new friends with other women their age in Silicon Valley. Young 30somethings are welcome as well! We have an amazing group of women. Our meetups are laid back and always fun. Come join us for lunch, coffee, shopping, hikes, movie nights, wine tasting, happy hour, dancing, exploring new places, and more! Two terms for joining our group are that you must upload a clear picture of yourself, and that you must keep …
Enjoy a variety of hikes/events offered by the Sierra Club's Loma Prieta Sierra Singles section (LPSS), the Black Mountain Hiking Section (BMHS) and the Guadalupe Group which are based in the midpeninsula region. Most leaders have many years of experience leading hikes and often have a great knowledge of many open space areas and parks in the Bay area. LPSS hikes/events will be "singles events" and BMG and Guadalupe group events are "open to everyone". Most hikes will have organized carpool po …
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Sole-2-Soul Vitality Group exists to provide fun, creative, and enlightening events where you can expand your inner and outer vitality with like-minded individuals. Examples of some of our upcoming events include: -Vision Boarding Playshops -Meditation Hikes -Creative Writing Gatherings (both writing and sharing our work) -Dance and Movement events (in conjunction with another group) -Qi gong Clinics -Personal Development Workshops/Speakers -Much, MUCH More! Information will be posted here as I …
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Come meet other Dobie lovers. More importantly allow our dogs to socialize with similar size dogs. Group Guidelines -Owners must keep Dogs under close supervision. -Leash your dog in the park at the first sign of aggressive behavior. -Owners accept full responsibility for themselves, their pets & children. -Dogs in heat should be left at home. -Puppies & dogs are to be vaccinated & healthy. - Pick up after your dog & yourself. NO SOLICITING FOR BREEDING MALES/FEMALES IF YOU DON'T RESCUE, DON'T B …
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Let's hike all of the great parks and open space preserves in the bay area. I love to hike in the early mornings when it's cool and maybe even foggy. And to get back and have the whole rest of the day ahead of me. I've looked for like-minded people who want to challenge themselves in the early mornings everywhere and am hoping that I will finally find them with this group. I plan to organize two hikes every week, one on Sunday and one on a weekday. We will focus on the south bay and the peninsul …
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This group is about hiking, camping, climbing, mountaineering, skiing, running, cycling, and any other outdoor activities. Beginners are welcome! Experts/enthusiasts, you will find your partners here! Just try to fill in details in your profile questions and attend our events -- this will help you make more friends than you would expect! Bay Area Chinese Hikers is your own group. Anytime you get an idea for hiking or other adventures, suggest a new event right from the home page. You will b …
I enjoy walking, hiking and meeting new people and am looking for some folks (both female and male between the ages of 35-65) who enjoy the same things. If you'd like to make some new friends while getting a little exercise, this group is for you. As of now, I plan on scheduling walks for at least once a week (early enough in the day to end before dark). This schedule could expand to additional days or short weekend hikes (probably on Sunday afternoons) if there is enough interest and participat …
Yosemite Campsite Share Getting camp sites in Yosemite is hard. So hard. So hard that you have to book 6 months in advance. And you have to do it right at 7:00am on the dot. At 7:01 sites are gone. And guess what, that sucks to do on a Sunday morning....... with a hangover. Yeah, that was my last Sunday. But Yosemite it where the good climbing is and dammit I'm going (and you can come to). So this group is about helping more people camp in Yosemite. How? Well sites allow up to 6 people, and you …
Singles group of over 50's. We have hikes on every Sunday usually followed by Potlucks at members homes. The hikes are open to the public and the potlucks are for members or for visitors who go on that day's hike.
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The intention of this group is to bring people together who are into the cleansing/detoxification lifestyle to share tips, recipes, and resources while enjoying mother nature and getting some exercise at the same time. Newbies to the cleansing/detoxification lifestyle as well as seasoned cleansers are welcome.
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שלום, this is קפה הפוך, an activity group for single Israeli and hebrew speakers in the San Francisco Bay Area. Our goal is to create a fun environment to meet for hikes, dinners, and other fun activities -- in an environment where we don't have to break our teeth in english -:) Our married friends are great, but often are not free to get together, and we'd like to meet other single Israelis and hebrew speakers... so join us! להשתמע, mark.
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We hold evening events for singles in the San Francisco Bay Area. Our group offers a unique way to meet quality singles during managed, structured evenings. Through Connection Circles and other exercises, our events maximize the number of short introductory conversations you have with a wide variety of well-educated, well-mannered, classy singles. We create a supportive, friendly, facilitated environment placing you in many short conversations and making it easy to offer contact information for …
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Lets go Hiking and make new Friends, explore California outdoors & have some great Outdoor Adventures. If you are looking for beautiful day hikes and adventurous camping trips, you are at the right place for Outdoor Adventures!!! checkout about us page: http://www.meetup.com/Lets-go-Hiking-and-Camping-and-make-new-friends-SF/about/ Hiking, Camping is just an excuse, really we are all about having fun. We take 50% hike, mix it with 50% lighthearted laughter and top it all with dinner & drinks. Th …
This is a group for people who love Yoga, Pilates, Zumba Dance, Tai Chi , Martial Arts, Karate, Meditation, Hiking, Biking and other sports that strength one's body and mind. Through this group, you will find other like-minded people to practice and share experience.
Calling all happy singles 40 plus. Summer is almost here and it's time to come out and meet other singles. We will be getting together to share food and drink, hike, dance, movie nights or just hang out at a members house for a night of good food (pot luck), or just socializing. We will plan trips to the wine country and other Bay Area attractions, and welcome members input. See you soon. Organizer, Pat
This is a group for people interested in taking pictures of things in scenic places. All ages and skill-levels welcome. Whether you are a seasoned photographer, a beginner looking to improve and learn how your camera works, or just want to meet these types of people and hang out and be awesome, this is the group for you. I started this group because while there seem to be many hiking groups, many groups interested in photography, not many focused specifically on going to beautiful places with th …
This is a group for anyone interested in hiking mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. I grew up on the base of Kilimanjaro in Moshi Tanzania, and have summited the mountain in the past. I'd love to meet people who are interested in hiking Kilimanjaro, and help them in their planning process. Disclaimer: I run a travel startup focused on Kilimanjaro and other adventure trips to Africa, however you can rest assured that I won't nag you and try to sell you our tours/activities. I am happy to answer any q …
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Promising midfielder Michael Anaba says he is more confident the Black Satellites will reach the 2013 African Youth Championship after a resounding 4-1 win over Morocco.
The Ghanaians were in devastating form on Sunday when they thrashed their North African opponent in the first leg tie at the Tamale Sports stadium.
A brace from Thailand-based Frank Acheampong, Frank Sarfo Gyamfi and captain Lawrence Lartey has put the team in the driving seat ahead of the return fixture in Rabat in two weeks time.
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THE Commonwealth Bank has been forced into an embarrassing apology after it was revealed that fees were being taken from the account of a woman who has been missing and presumed dead for the past three years.
The bank said it would pay back all the money it had taken since Helen Munnings disappeared in 2008 at the age of 20.
A coroner found last week that the pregnant mother was dead and that she died on or around July 23 that year.
''She held an account at the Commonwealth Bank, which had a balance of $1100 and into which her Centrelink benefit was paid,'' Coroner Robert Pearce said.
''There has been no transaction on the account since July 23, 2008 and the account is being depleted by a $5 monthly inactive account fee.''
A spokeswoman said the bank was unaware of the situation.
''The Commonwealth Bank sincerely apologises for the error and we are disappointed this was not captured earlier,'' she told the Sunday Examiner.
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Ms Munnings' mother, Karel Black, said she was relieved to hear the money would be returned.
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''If they'll not charge anymore, that would be really good, and we'll leave it there for [Ms Munnings' son] Donovan, when he's older.''
Ms Black, who believes her daughter was murdered, said she had read over the coroner's findings a few times since they were handed down on Thursday.
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An inquest into the disappearance and suspected death of Ms Munnings was held over nine days and ended in January this year.
Mr Pearce rejected a suggestion made during the course of the inquest that Ms Munnings staged her disappearance and was living with her uncle in the Northern Territory.
''One scenario that might explain Helen's disappearance is that she took her own life,'' he said.
''Helen was a young person facing a number of factors that would be stressful for her.
''The evidence does not justify a finding that she took her own life . . . however, in the absence of another explanation, it remains a possible reason for her disappearance.''
Donovan's father, Adam Taylor, was the last person to see Ms Munnings alive. She was pregnant again at the time, most likely to Mr Taylor, Mr Pearce said.
On July 23, 2008, Mr Taylor picked Ms Munnings up about 4.15pm in Burnie and said he dropped her off on the highway about 6pm.
''One of the issues raised during the inquest is whether I should find that Mr Taylor is a person who contributed to the cause of Ms Munnings death,'' Mr Pearce said.
''The evidence does not justify such a finding.''
Mr Pearce commented on a number of issues raised by or about Mr Taylor during the inquest.
Those included his tumultuous and turbulent relationship with Ms Munnings. Her disappearance coincided with a period of time when Mr Taylor and his long-term partner were attempting to preserve their relationship.
Mr Taylor concealed the true nature of his relationship with Ms Munnings from his partner and his mother, Mr Pearce said.
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''None of these factors justify a finding that Mr Taylor contributed to Helen Munnings' death,'' Mr Pearce said.
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New U.S. Census Bureau figures show the number of Illinois households run by same-sex couples has jumped nearly 42 percent in the last decade.
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Are you planning to pay for the dredging of the Petaluma river, harbor, turning basin, channel, creek drainage, floods are coming...Set aside twelve million dollars its bad, real bad. I would be embarrassed for interfering with the stewards of the Petaluma River and their operations with asphalt and moving gravel from barges. They took care of the community. You want to cut them off from South County grandfathered Union sites, U.S. Longshoreman sites. Shame on you and your blues. Accept change and plant/work on your own property away from the highway. It works for my tree forest from the 50' Cedars taken from the Trinity Alps as one foot seedlings.
$30.5 million dollar contract and you're snivling on trees planted upon CalTrans land?
Bridges, overpasses frontage roads. big concrete pours, creek pile driving, column boring, land stabilization, slope. water diversion, demolition of concrete recycling, staging areas, etc.
Were you ever employed as an estimator for highway construction.
No, I wonder what you print has any basis to business.
The gift of 200 trees to Sturgeons Historic Mill on Greenhill Rd . Seb. was wonderful for public school services.
The only running steam powered mill perhaps in the U.S. and they receive local classes of school kids being shown the original way of milling.
The trees will be replanted and used as visuals, sound barriers, etc.
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David, Thanks for letting us know what is going on. I've been so disturbed with seeing all the redwoods being taken down... Wish I had known before, wonder if we could have stopped it??? So sad... Speaking of the Gateway to Sonoma County, whatever happened to the Dutra building? Is it still in court?
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It would take more than 400 words to describe one of the most embarrassing moments of my life thus far.
Since we seem to be transitioning to the much-vaunted "Wine Country", does that mean that CalTrans is going to start planting grapes alongside the new and improved 101? There will be at least 3-4 years before a landscaping and revegetation plan is decided by CalTrans and SCTA, so there will be an even longer period for drivers and visitors to stare at freshly mowed bare land.
In Petaluma, CalTrans is building a formulaic new South Petaluma Boulevard Interchange, which not only "required" cutting the entire heron and egret rookery trees (yeah, the lowly eucalyptus), but is also going to grace the Gateway to Sonoma County with a 40' high standard issue overcrossing and 4 traffic lights for southbound commuters, where there are none now.
CalTrans: not known for grace or design, no less concern about local traffic congestion.
The Diaz family has been extremely generous in the Healdsburg community. It has been an honor to know them.. They were our major Sponsors for Ancestors of Mexico presented by the
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I wrote about the family for Healdsburg Patch. Wonderful people, wonderful community members! Excellent article.
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What a great article! And what a lovely family. We know Octavio and Pedro. They are wonderful people and a blessing to have in Healdsburg. Not only do they run excellent restaurants and a store, but they continually give back to their community. The Diaz family is truly Royal!
It was horrifying to read this article and realize that nothing has changed since 1960 when the school committee in Sausalito launched the first integration attempt of the schools by removing me and 5 boys from Bayside school and bused us into the MLK (Richarson Bay School) in 1960. It is an abomination to hear that nothing has changed, in the self proclaimed, " most progressive state in the nation". How can it be that there is still a segregated Marin City and an elitist Sausalito? What century are you in?????
Instead of addressing the toxic degradation of the segregation of Marin City from Sausalito , the town of Sausalito now seeks to promote further segregation by funding a charter school in Sausalito and busing for" the rest of the students of Sausaltio to MLK."
The segregation of students in Sausalito and Marin City led to race riots when all students joined together at Tamalpais High School in 1960. This system of segregation led to horrific violence at the high school as students tried to accomodate to the new cultures that were totally foreign to them. This segregation was and continues to be a travesty.
This article speaks about creating a charter school in Sausalito for some students and "dumping all the other students in MLK." This would be exactly the case should this proposal be agreed upon by the town. It is shameful.
I ask that you ALL consider carefully the fact that there should be no Marin City...Sausaltio should catch up with the rest of the nation and integrate the two areas, with low- income housing available throughout the two areas and thus stopping the perpetuatiion of the cruelty of segregation for all of its citizens, the most valuable being children.
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The Pentagon has officially removed the longstanding military ban on women in combat. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta formally announced the move on Thursday in Washington
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In being officially allowed to serve in combat roles, women will be afforded opportunities for medals of recognition as well as for advancement to positions they have been unable to pursue.
It illustrate the blatantly hypocritical policies of the U.S. and its allies. I don't believe in war. I don't believe in killing my fellowman. Violence breeds violence, and he or she that lives by the sword shall die by the sword. The true God is a good God who is kind and loving, concerned. God hates war and its rich perpetrators. In some ways, I'm a pacifist, because I believe that God can settle all wars.
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Sad but true. When I was a kid, you could not shoot nor own a gun until you passed a "Hunter's Safety Course" at a local shooting range. One was taught resposible firearm control and safety. ( and they might have been checking you out for mental issues also).You were not allowed to obtain hunting license until you passed. Why would anyone want a high powered firearm for anything else? What happened?
It will always be Sear's Point to me, but I'll call it whatever you want for free tickets.
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Andrei: I've been moving rather at a slow pace through Genesis V1. I haven't reviewed the entire video because I'm trying to master one technique at a time. Question: On the Length-wise Triangle. In the demo, you do a closing move called Blink. What is actually happening to the cards? Are they flipping first before twisting onto the hand held pack? I don't think so, but it sure looks that way. This move happens so fast. I've looked at this part of the DVD many times, but I still can't figure what is actually happening. Can you please clarify? I've also peeked ahead at the one handed shuffle and the propulsion technique. I know I've got some work to do. I only look ahead when I get a prior move down, at least to 80-85% effectiveness. I know I still have to continue practicing moves I understand to get even better at them. Each move so far on the DVD has been more and more of a challenge. It takes some real effort to move forward with new techniques. Thanks Andrei
When is release Magnetic Motion? And what is music on this video?
Hello Andrei, any recent news on Magnetic Motions? You can release it and it be a nice christmas present for everyone!
Hah! Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying it, keep practicing like crazy, it will pay off!
Andrei, thank you sooo much for Genesis! I'm now practicing like hell, into the night until I fall asleep and next morning waking up in the middle of cards spread across bed! Hardest drug ever!
Well the thumb cut works like a charm now but I have run into another problem...I'm working on the revolution cut and I can get the packet to rotate but all through the move I keep having trouble keeping the rest of the deck from sliding all over the place. I have tried changing my grip but its still not where it needs to be. Maybe you can help. I know your busy but thank you for helping. Austin
Thank you so much Austin, that made my day. I think our skill and talent is only as good as our tolerance level. Keep at it. For the thumb cut, you can substitute your fingers to grip the packet differently. In Genesis, I teach the thumb cut with the middle finger on the outside, and the other 3 fingers on the inside. Try this though, have the ring and middle fingers on the outside, but the index and pinky on the inside. This provides a much stronger grip with 2 on the in and 2 on the out. It's still the same thumb cut which is actually the way it's taught in the Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes by Jerry C. which is a great book by the way. Let me know if anything else, thank you again, really appreciate it.
Andrei, I gotta give it up to you man. As I am new to cardistry I started with a bunch of Youtube tutorials and they were really hard to keep up with or too advanced at the time so for a while it was like I was spinning my wheels but my fiancee and I got Genesis Version 1 and wow. We have a whole new outlook on our chances at becoming good at this. thank you so much. Also I am having sum trouble with the thumb cut. when i get the packet between my 4 fingers they want to slip and slide no matter how I grip them. What can I do to help prevent this? again thank you very much for what you are doing for this art
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Chair: Walter Blanco (Carman Hall, Room 302B)
Department Faculty: Distinguished Professor: William Collins; Distinguished Lecturer: Rowena Lee Quinby; Professors: Walter Blanco, Grace Russo Bullaro, Mario DiGangi, Anne Humpherys, Gerhard Joseph, Sondra Perl, Deirdre Pettipiece; Mardi Valgemae; Associate Professors: James Anderson, Terrence Cheng, Earl Fendelman, William G. Fisher, Paula Loscocco, Janis Massa, Margot Mifflin, Jessica Yood; Assistant Professors: Allison Amend, Daniel Bautista, Siraj Ahmed, Salita Bryant, Tyler Schmidt; Lecturers: Jane Cleland, Joseph McElligott, Deirdre O'Boy
The Department of English offers students the opportunity to gain a thorough knowledge of literature written in English; to develop expertise in literary exposition and criticism; to learn the fundamentals of linguistics; and to acquire basic professional skills in writing, editing, and proofreading. The specializations that students in the Department may choose are Literature, Professional Writing, and Creative Writing. The Department also participates in the interdisciplinary programs in Women's Studies and Comparative Literature.
Last modified: 5/13/2013