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The knowledge: Karl-Erik Sveiby
Frequently described as one of the founding fathers of KM, Karl-Erik Sveibys involvement in the field stretches back almost 20 years. Simon Lelic talks to him about his personal reflections on how the discipline has evolved, and what the future has in store.
Karl-Erik Sveiby has an extraordinary passion for knowledge management. Having worked in the field for almost 20 years, his enthusiasm for the discipline and belief in its immutable value to the modern organisation remain undiminished.
The conceptual framework of knowledge management is unusual in its ambiguity, extraordinary in its depth, unfathomable in its rapid expansion and best of all has no single trademark or copyright owner, he says. From a handful of seeds planted by a few of us a decade and a half ago, the framework and the practices are now growing exponentially through the efforts of hundreds of thousands of practitioners and thinkers world-wide who practice what they teach.
As Sveiby says, the sharing of knowledge about KM has reached a level of participation now that is unprecedented in history. He describes the discipline as the Linux of management concepts; a movement of people around the globe who are connected and contactable via the net. The situation today, however, is far removed from when Sveiby first began his work in the area, exploring the concepts that have since developed into the fundamental principles that lie at the heart of the contemporary interpretation of knowledge management.
Sveibys personal involvement in what was to become known as KM began in Sweden. As the owner of one of the countrys largest publishing companies, he had a vested interest in any practical methodology or management theory that would improve organisational processes. It was during the 1980s that Sveiby first began to consider the importance of intangible assets. After testing the accounting procedures that he had pioneered in his own company, he went on to publish his findings in a book, The Invisible Balance Sheet[1], which eventually led to his approach being adopted by firms across the country and ultimately being recommended as an industry standard by the Swedish Council of Service Industries, the first such standard in its field.
In 1993, Sveiby switched paths, selling his company and embarking on a career advising other organisations on the strategic considerations facing knowledge-based enterprises. He has since founded Sveiby Knowledge Associates, a global community of peers focused on the development of tools that help to create commercial value from knowledge-based assets, and written The New Organisational Wealth[2], which outlines the direct correlation between adopting a knowledge-based strategy and improved organisational profitability. Now based in Australia, Sveiby holds, among other positions, the title of honorary professor at Macquarie Graduate School of Business in Sydney and at Griffith University in Brisbane.
When I started exploring the field in the mid-80s, I felt quite lonely, he says. The most satisfying development is that this has changed dramatically. And as Sveiby says, the discipline itself has evolved since then as well. He sees knowledge management as having passed through several phases, the first of which was characterised by a degree of experimentation. From around 1985 to 1990, a few of us, not knowing each others work, were writing and thinking in isolation, he says. We were taking our inspiration from the business realm, from philosophers such as Wittgenstein and Polanyi, and we were exploring the value created by leveraging the competence and skills of people, innovation and knowledge creation. Knowledge management and intellectual capital were not invented as concepts.
The second phase, from 1991-1997, was driven by the IT revolution and the explosion of the internet, which Sveiby believes was responsible for forcing the pace of organisational change. The IT solutions and management processes during this time were about re-using knowledge and hot to avoid re-inventing the wheel, he says. The misconception that knowledge could be managed enthused managers and consultants around the world, and the terms knowledge management and intellectual capital became the highlights of conferences in both Europe and the US. In Sveibys opinion, it was during this period that the KM was hijacked by IT vendors and IC misconstrued as a way of measuring intangibles and publishing information in annual reports.
Recently, though, the emphasis seems to have shifted once more. Fortunately, KM issues are becoming human again, Sveiby says. People are beginning to realise that human beings, and not IT systems, are at the core of value creation. More and more people have come to realise that efficiency through IT is not enough. The real value for corporations and society will be generated only by creating environments that enable all people to create and share knowledge.
Which is not to say that there is any room for complacency. Sveiby maintains that KM and IC management, as they are practised and implemented in the majority of corporations today, are still very much in their infancy. So far it has mainly been a combination of IT investments and a bit of persuasive social engineering, he says. Even if companies cite huge returns on such investments, they are only scratching the surface. The benefits are small compared to the enormous leverage of intangible assets that a holistic, knowledge-focused approach can give.
The challenge, as Sveiby sees it, is for KM practitioners to help their corporations to move away from technology solutions and to understand knowledge management as a whole new approach to doing business. The most exciting knowledge companies today are the European companies born in the last decade of the 20th century, whose founders have a whole new approach to business, customer service, people and community, he says. Their young founders are implementing knowledge-focused strategies intuitively and they are forcing the age-old industrial monoliths with their machine-like structures to re-invent themselves or die.
As such, the mission Sveiby has set himself remains unchanged. It is still to help people to create better organisations for people, and thereby for the world, he says. This can only be done through building strategy, production and systems on the only renewable resource available in organisations: knowledge. To this end, Sveibys future work will focus on the issue most KM practitioners regard as their biggest hurdle: the corporate culture of competition, hoarding and power. He is currently developing a tool to measure the human infrastructure for transferring knowledge, the potential for which is huge.
More immediately, Sveiby will be giving one of six keynote presentations at KM Europe 2002, which takes place in London this November. Events like KM Europe are crucial, Sveiby says. They foster the sharing of knowledge; they highlight the frontier of the discipline; and they allow practitioners to meet and support each other. Sveiby will be drawing on the results of his most recent research, so expect an inspiring display and, naturally, plenty of passion.
1. Sveiby, K-E., The Invisible Balance Sheet (1989. Visit www.sveiby.com)
2. Sveiby, K-E., The New Organisational Wealth (Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 1997)
For more information on KM Europe 2002, visit www.kmeurope.com or call Henry Anson on +44 (0)20 8785 2700.


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Ida Lee Wingfield a precious child of God passed from this life at her son's home in Durant, Oklahoma among her loved ones on Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 2012 at the age of 83 years 1 month and 16 days old. Her hometown was Caddo, Oklahoma. Ida was born in Caddo, Oklahoma on Friday, October 6, 1929 to Lewis Monroe and Lela (Blakney) Draper. She married the love of her life Benjamin Wingfield in Sherman, Texas on Friday, September 5, 1947.
Ida enjoyed spending time with her friends playing Canasta on Friday nights. She loved using her hands to create beautiful quilts and needlework. She was a faithful lifelong member of the Caddo First Baptist Church. She dedicated her whole life to caring for her family and home. Ida was a very special mother and grandmother who was loved by many. Her greatest joy was her precious family. She will be missed by all who knew her.
Mrs. Wingfield is survived by her sons, Dennis Wingfield and wife Penny of Calera, Oklahoma, Randy Wingfield and wife Paula of Caddo, Oklahoma, Mike Wingfield and wife Vangie of Durant, Oklahoma, Gary Wingfield and wife Mary of Durant, Oklahoma and Rick Wingfield and wife Pam of Caddo,Oklahoma; grandchildren, Marcus Wingfield and wife Tiffany of Durant, Oklahoma, Kevin Wingfield and wife Aszra of Durant, Oklahoma, Joe Wingfield of Caddo, Oklahoma, Josh Wingfield and wife Kenna of Albany, Oklahoma, Michael Wingfield and wife Doree of Durant, Oklahoma, Christy Wilson and husband Chuck of Midlothian, Texas, Andrea Fults of Durant, Oklahoma, Brandi Phillips of Calera, Oklahoma, Ashley West and husband Blake of Caddo, Oklahoma, Heather Wingfield of Caddo, Oklahoma, Ryan Wingfield and wife Christina of McKinney, Texas; great grandchildren, Johnathon and Leslie Wingfield of Calera, Oklahoma, Shanequa and Serena Neal of Durant, Oklahoma, Zara and Zeppelin Wingfield of Durant, Oklahoma, Hunter and Kamden Wingfield of Albany, Oklahoma, Michael and Amree Wingfield of Durant, Oklahoma, Emily and Owen Wilson of Midlothian, Texas, Kasyn Fults of Durant, Oklahoma, Jaci Phillips of Calera, Oklahoma, Travis Pruitt of Caddo, Oklahoma, Mikenzie Wingfield of Caddo, Oklahoma, Ryder and Rylee Wingfield of McKinney, Texas and Brooke Davis of Austin, Texas; brothers, Dean Draper and wife Delphine of Keller, Texas, Don Draper and wife Vickie of Cross Plains, Texas, Wendell Draper and wife Vanda of Cross Plains, Texas and Danny Draper and wife Pat of Durant, Oklahoma; sisters, Mildred Sims of Caddo, Oklahoma and Wanda Dunn and husband George of Trophy Club, Texas; special friends, Pete Argo, Betty Wingfield and Carolyn Ashley.
Mrs. Wingfield was preceded in death by her husband, Benjamin Wingfield; parents, Monroe and Lela Draper; brother, Calvin Draper.
Family Hour will be from 2-4:00 PM on Sunday, November 25, 2012 at the Holmes ~ Coffey ~ Murray Funeral Home in Durant. A celebration of her life will be held at 2:00 PM on Monday, November 26, 2012 at the Caddo First Baptist Church with Rev. Charles Loyd and Rev. Tommy Green officiating. Interment will follow at Gethsemane Cemetery Caddo, Oklahoma. Serving as pallbearers will be her beloved grandsons; Marcus Wingfield, Kevin Wingfield, Joe Wingfield, Josh Wingfield, Michael Wingfield and Ryan Wingfield. Honorary pallbearers will be her beloved granddaughters; Heather Wingfield, Christy Wilson, Brandi Phillips, Ashley West and Andrea Fults.
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Statement of Intentions & Hopes submitted by Westminster College to the Synod of the Trinity (P.C.U.S.A.)
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Westminster College, established in 1852 for the mental and moral training of men and women by the Shenango and Ohio Presbyteries of the Associate Presbyterian Church and sustained for over a century by what was the United Presbyterian Church of North America, identifies itself today as a college of liberal arts in the reformed and reforming tradition of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), to which today it relates through The Synod of the Trinity.
On June 20, 1991, Westminster College and The Synod of the Trinity entered into a covenant agreement outlining their intentions and professions of hope with the prayer that God would use Westminster College and the Synod of the Trinity to strengthen each other and to make each a distinctive instrument of God's purposes in demanding times.
Significant changes have occurred in our world, our society, our Church, our colleges and universities. These circumstances create a propitious and challenging opportunity for us to rethink our mission and our relationship to each other.
Students at Westminster are enrolled in a college sustained through the decades by what was the United Presbyterian Church of North America. This heritage has at its core those ideals exemplified by Jesus Christ. Today the College strives continually to understand and express the relationship between its religious heritage and the liberal arts ideals and values in ways relevant to a rapidly changing world. Westminster embraces the whole church with its many traditions and the human race in its diversity. The College is open to the moral and spiritual character of different religious traditions and resolves to continue its participation in both ecumenical and interfaith endeavors.
Westminster's Board of Trustees, administration, faculty, and students develop their policies and practices on the principles, values and ideals of Christian faith. Every member of the Westminster College community is expected to honor the standards of compassion, justice, and a disciplined life in the pursuit of excellence.
Accordingly, we hereby declare to The Synod of the Trinity our intentions in terms of the heritage embraced and the challenges of the future identified.
Westminster College intends to:
- Value its Christian roots as the source of empowerment by which the College is able to embrace diverse people and pluralistic views;
- Strive continually to reformulate for these times the ways faith and learning are related, how they inform and critique each other in a manner that creates a distinctive world view and, in terms of this world view, to attempt to define with faithfulness and flexibility the mission of the College to the end that each generation of students will be educated regarding its rightful place of service to God and neighbor;
- Be a community of learners which encourages a critical awareness of the assumptions, methods, and values of this and other cultures in ways that alert students to the idolatries which dehumanize and diminish our spiritual capacity to transcend our environments;
- Encourage students to be rooted and grounded in religious faith in order to enable and empower them in a time of global consciousness, cultural diversity, and social pluralism to be open, accepting, and compassionate as enlightened citizens connected to and responsible for all God's people and all of God's creation;
- Promote a campus culture of high expectations because striving for excellence is mandated as a stewardship of life, as a living out of a life of gratitude, as a response to God's grace in Jesus Christ;
- Promote a culture that will encourage students to acquire competencies and characteristics to develop commitments which have distinguished human beings at their best by learning to perform at the outer limits of their ability;
Promote programs, including those of the Synod and the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), that encourage student participation in endeavors designed to heighten the sense of responsibility for advancing God's kingdom of peace and justice for all peoples of the earth:
- eradicating world hunger
- stewardship of the environment
- religious, racial, economic and social diversity
- human equality
- ethical/moral integrity of each person;
Westminster College is aware that many hallmarks of church relatedness have all but disappeared from the relationship between colleges and the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Certainly the financial support of the Synod and the influence of the Synod in the selection of trustees have changed significantly over the years. Yet we believe that among the historic and theological hallmarks of American Presbyterianism have been an emphasis on education and strong support of the educational institutions founded by it. While we cannot turn back time, Westminster professes its hope that The Synod of the Trinity and the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) will reclaim a legacy which helped to give the Church a special vitality and a distinctive role in our society.
Westminster's intentions about her own life are paralleled by hopes regarding The Synod of the Trinity. Westminster hopes that The Synod of the Trinity will:
- Help the churches, the presbyteries, and the General Assembly recover a commitment to higher education so that higher education will be a stated mission priority of all the various governing bodies and structures of the church, as well as a stewardship responsibility of all Presbyterians;
- Advocate in presbyteries and their churches the value of church-related higher education so that parents will encourage their children to consider attending the colleges of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.);
- Seize the opportunity for development of future church leaders, which is available on college and university campuses of our country;
- Interpret the extent of the Church's involvement in higher education, largely through gifts of Christian individuals and the number of individual Presbyterians who serve on college campuses, so that constituents are more aware of the dramatic impact they have in this area of stewardship;
- Develop focused and intentional positions of support for the colleges and universities of the Church, for campus ministries, and for global education; and
- Look to the resources of Westminster's faculty, staff, programs and facilities to help the Synod and its presbyteries fulfill their mission.
Westminster College declares to The Synod of the Trinity the intent to develop programmatic initiatives to strengthen and reinforce the future of this covenant relationship. Westminster College:
- Charges the College Chaplain / Director of Church Relations with the responsibility of coordinating all church-related programs between the College, Presbyterian churches of the region, and/or various governing bodies of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). He/she will network with clergy and provide worship assistance and services, when appropriate, as well as provide educational, programmatic, and economic opportunities throughout all presbyteries in The Synod of the Trinity. A representative of the Office of the Chapel and Church Relations will attend Presbytery meetings serving as a resource to the committees relating to Higher Education ministries and report periodically to The Synod of the Trinity;
- Will work to build relationships between church leaders and Westminster College and develop a communications program to keep the governing bodies of the denomination apprised of developments and long-range plans and opportunities for the College and church-related organizations;
- Will develop and present seminars and workshops to assist pastors, lay leaders, and individual congregations in utilizing College resources and expertise;
- Will promote and offer resources to assist churches with leadership training, funding, youth programs, music programs, and social issues.
Mutual Understanding and Accountability
Both parties agree to provide regular and formal channels of communication.
- The College will provide the Synod with appropriate information and documents (e.g. Presidential Reports, admission publications, promotional material, etc.);
- The Synod will provide the College with appropriate information and documents (e.g. minutes of the Synod's Higher Education Task Group, notification of Synod meetings and visits to the College, etc.);
- The Synod and the College shall each appoint a staff person to see that the terminology of this Covenant is reviewed and kept current during each five-year period;
- The text of this Covenant shall be printed in the official records of both The Synod of the Trinity and the Board of Trustees of Westminster College, and shall be summarized in the College catalog and made available to members of the student body, administration, faculty, staff and to other constituencies as deemed appropriate.
It is the intent of The Synod of the Trinity and Westminster College that this Covenant represent a relationship that is at once historic and current, alive and continuous.
- This Covenant shall be reviewed every five years by a team composed of persons appointed by the Student Ministries Coordinating Team and persons appointed by Westminster College's Board of Trustees;
- The Covenant may be amended at any time by mutual consent of The Synod of the Trinity and the Board of Trustees of Westminster College;
- Special review of the Covenant relationship can be initiated either by the College or the Synod. Review by appropriate committees of Westminster College and of the Synod's Student Ministries Coordinating Team may be needed if unilateral actions of either organization change the nature of the covenant.


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RACINE — Let the work begin.
With the turn of a few shovels on Friday morning, work officially began on what will become the new Southern High School.
A contract with Kinsale Corporation in the amount of $10,635,641 for the construction project was approved on June 12 during a special meeting of the Southern Local Board of Education.
The base bid by Kinsale Corporation was $10,522,806 — slightly over the revised estimated cost of $10,500,000.
In addition, nine of the possible 16 alternates were selected. Alternates for the project which will be completed, are the outdoor classroom ($23,577); decorative fence ($14,125); polished concrete in lieu of VCT in lobby ($15,600); convection oven ($10,400); convection steamer ($13,776); open front display coolers ($20,000); cashier stations ($9,077); water line to existing high school portion to remain ($3,100); and sound turret ($3,200).
Friday's official groundbreaking come just less than 23 months after the passage of the bond issue/maintenance levy which was required for the local portion of the project.
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Pavese wrote "Tre nasi son quel che ci vuole per bere il Barolo" (You need three noses to drink Barolo) in his "Il compagno" (The Comrade). It is a wine that belongs to a legendary dimension. The places of origin of the grapes suitable to the making of Barolo DOCG (Protected Designation of Origin) include 11 townships: Barolo, Castiglione Falletto, Serralunga d'Alba and portions of the townships of Cherasco, Diano d'Alba, Grinzane Cavour, La Morra, Monforte d'Alba, Novello, Roddi and Verduno. This tour begins at Verduno, a town that features one of the most spectacular views of the Langa territory. Pelaverga, a fragrant red wine exclusive to this area, is also made here. Only a few steps away and you're at La Morra: in the small town square stands a monument to the Vignaiolo d'Italia (Winemaker of Italy) and a little bit further on there is the Cantina Comunale (Town Wine Cellar). It was inaugurated in 1973 by winemakers from La Morra and wine waiters, aspiring oenologists or simple fans cannot pass up the opportunity to make a stop. The hamlet of Annunziata (Church of the Annunciation) features a Romanesque-Baroque era complex, a former Benedictine monastery, now the Chiesa dell'Annunziata . Its cellar hosts the Museo Ratti dei Vini d'Alba (Ratti Museum of Wines from Alba). From one piazza to the next: the one in Roddi is considered among the loveliest in Piemonte. The Chiesa dell'Assunta, with its late Baroque era façace, is found here along with the medieval castle, built in a position overlooking the Tanaro valley. There is a Gothic castle in Novello (homeland to the white truffle) that has been splendidly renovated. Tourists can enjoy a magnificent view of the Langhe territory and the Tanaro valley from here. Cherasco is only a handful of kilometres away. This is the city with the "starred walls" in which Gina Lagorio loved to write. Cherasco is also a destination for fans of Napoleon, since it was here that he signed the truce with the House of Savoy in 1796. Collectors also come to Cherasco where one of Italy's most important antique market takes place, as do gourmands with a sweet tooth who can purchase the typical chocolate-hazelnut Baci di Cherasco at pastry shops in the centre of town. Monforte d'Alba is linked to the history of the Resistance in Piemonte where the priest Dallorto turned himself in to the "repubblichini" (authorities of the Salò Republic) in order to spare the town of being burned. It is in these hills that Giorgio Bocca fought as a partisan by the side of commandants Dante Livio Bianco, Ettore Rosa and Faustino Dalmazzo. The castle at Grinzane Cavour is elegant, with an outline worthy of a 19th century print. It overlooks one of the most picturesque landscapes of the Langa territory. Constructed around its central tower, the castle has been the home of the Enoteca Regionale Piemontese "Cavour" ("Cavour" Piemonte Region Wine Cellar) since 1967, a prestigious showplace of the most carefully selected wines and grappas from the region. Not far from the Vineyard of Conte Benso di Cavour, the rows of vines of Diano d'Alba are found, specialised in the production of the young and harmonious Dolcetto d'Alba wine. It is ruby coloured with a dry, fruity taste with a hint of almond. After Serralunga follows Castiglione Falletto, a land of ancient origins that celebrates "vini delle stelle" (wines of the stars) during the summer with sample sessions, local cuisine from the Langhe area, evening promenades and dissertations on astronomy.
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I thought about doing a tutorial for the bag, but then decided against it since it was my first one in this design and I wasn't sure if I would be happy with it in the end. But it actually worked out really well, so I *might* (emphasis on "might") do one in the future if enough people are interested. I also wouldn't mind having a real paper pattern printed for the bag, for my own use and for others to use too, but I have no idea where to even start with all of that. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Diaper bag.
I thought about doing a tutorial for the bag, but then decided against it since it was my first one in this design and I wasn't sure if I would be happy with it in the end. But it actually worked out really well, so I *might* (emphasis on "might") do one in the future if enough people are interested. I also wouldn't mind having a real paper pattern printed for the bag, for my own use and for others to use too, but I have no idea where to even start with all of that. Anyone have any suggestions?
27 comments:
- Valerie said...
I'm new to your blog but I love it here!
That is a great bag. (Most likely above my sewing abilities.) I would love to see a tutorial on it... ya know when you aren't busy with 2 little ones n' all. :)
Thanks for so many great ideas. - June 29, 2009 at 7:42 AM
- JenW said...
i like teh bag, great job!
- June 29, 2009 at 9:18 AM
- Lori said...
I think it would make a great tutorial/pattern. I say go for it!
- June 29, 2009 at 10:16 AM
- JONESIES said...
tutorial, tutorial, tutorial!!! The bag is darling! I have no idea with the pattern but that is a good idea!
- June 29, 2009 at 12:13 PM
Wow, this bag really demonstrates the disparity that exists between our sewing skills. Darn it!
Aud - June 29, 2009 at 5:20 PM
- M said...
It is awesome....I would love love love a tutorial. You should look at the Craft Apple Blog. She posted some tips on having patterns done. Also you might want to look into You can make this...there are lots of people who get patterns made for download on that site.
- June 29, 2009 at 7:47 PM
I really like the material and the style of the bag. Super cute Abby!
P.S. still waiting for the baby. - June 29, 2009 at 8:33 PM
- Angel said...
I would love a tutorial for that!
- June 30, 2009 at 8:13 PM
- JJohnson said...
Hey, I just became your 100th follower...do I get a prize? =)
I love the bag and the ties! I can hardly wait to make both!
p.s. I started a creativity blog, you should check it out
compulsivelycreative.blogspot.com - July 1, 2009 at 12:23 PM
- Softflexgirl said...
I too love it. I think you should do a tutorial! :)
- July 2, 2009 at 2:33 PM
- Mayya @ Sew Chic and Unique said...
I just found your blog and love it. You should totally make a tutorial as the diaper bag is ever so cute and you would make lots of mums happy :)
I am defintely going to be a regular :) - July 3, 2009 at 2:01 AM
- Cassie said...
I was eyeing your diaper bag yesterday and thought how cute it was, and I love it even more now that I know you made it! You are so talented, I love all the stuff you have made. With my major I HAD to take sewing classes, but now I really want to be able to enjoy it as a hobby. We might have to have some sewing parties before the summer is over!
- July 8, 2009 at 8:35 AM
- Carmen said...
I was searching for a diaper bag tutorial and found your blog. I think your bag is fabulous and you have to do the tut!!
- July 8, 2009 at 10:16 AM
- Josh and Katy said...
PLEASE do a tutorial! The bag is adorable. You are amazing!
- July 12, 2009 at 6:48 PM
- Angie said...
you're kidding me. you are still using that little zipper pouch that is sewn sooo crappy?! maybe i should replace it with a better quality one now that i can sew a little better!
- July 13, 2009 at 2:31 PM
- Extraordinary Ordinary Life said...
I am definitely interested in a tutorial.
- July 16, 2009 at 11:06 AM
- pinklemonadeboutique said...
wow, that's a great bag, lots of features (and work!)
- July 25, 2009 at 3:20 PM
- Becky said...
I would be interested too!
- August 15, 2009 at 6:59 PM
- Laura said...
What a great bag, would love a tutorial or paper pattern.
- August 21, 2009 at 11:48 AM
late, but I'd love the tutorial. that's well cool.
- September 3, 2009 at 5:57 AM
- Amber said...
I would love the tutorial for this bag because I love the zipper to keep little fingers/hands out of it! =)
- September 27, 2009 at 12:25 PM
- Kevin and Nikki said...
I just ran across your blog...searching for nursing covers...which I LOVE your tutorial. I also would LOVE to see a tutorial on this darling diaper bag. I think even my husband would carry this bag :)
- October 3, 2009 at 10:54 AM
- Innovative Realty Group said...
I would love to have this step by step pattern as my daughter in college would love it.
- October 4, 2009 at 10:00 AM
- Beeshebags said...
Hi there, I know this is a year or so old...but did you ever do a tutorial for this? I'd love to make one. Hugs Naomi
- January 16, 2011 at 5:09 AM
- Brandie5stars said...
This is the perfect bag. Please to a tut for it. I know this is old but i really would like to do this bag.
- May 25, 2011 at 2:03 PM
- Arlie said...
Hey! I've been searching for a pattern like this. Would you mind sharing??
I am wanting to make this for my sister! :)
Thank you!! - October 18, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- Sew Much Ado said...
Hi Arlie! Unfortunately I didn't use a pattern, but just made up my own, and didn't make a tutorial as I went. One day a similiar diaper bag pattern is on my list to do though :).
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I've moved the page to http://www.siphon-marketing.com/unifirst/V5/level2.html
We're almost there! Your code works great on page load (background on 'hover' and 'expanded') however, once you start using the menu...the 'hover' no longer works :(
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The HIV Journal Club Is a standing meeting on the third Thursday of each month at 3pm for clinicians, case managers, health liaisons, and others who work with the HIV affected population to learn about cutting edge developments in the areas of patient care, co-infection management, treatment outcomes, and much more. HIV Journal Club
2012-2014 HIV/AIDS Prevention Plan
Statewide Comprehensive Plan
Action Plan Related to 2011 HRSA Site Visit Report
Community Mobilization: Florida's Response to the HIV/AIDS Crisis
FLAAG Test and Treat LATINO HIV/AIDS in Florida
HIV Incidence Estimates Florida 2010
HIV Incidence, Prevalence, and Mortality Among MSM, Florida
HIV Prevalence Rates Among Men Who Have Sex with Men in the Southern United States
Estimating Populations of MSM in the Southern United States
Still Caught in the Storm: The Continuing Crisis of HIV/AIDS Among MSM in the South
Man Up The Crisis of HIV/AIDS Among Florida's Men
Organizing to Survive: The HIV/AIDS Crisis Among Florida's Women
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Mr. Becker practices in the areas of securities regulation, corporate governance, securities enforcement, and internal investigations.
Ms. Bergen's practice focuses on SEC investigations and regulatory enforcement matters, structured finance and private investment funds.
Mr. Bidstrup's practice encompasses a variety of regulatory areas including environmental, international trade and energy law.
Mr. Bock's practice focuses on antitrust counseling and antitrust litigation.
Mr. Bohner's practice focuses on antitrust matters and litigation.
Mr. Boring's practice focuses on antitrust/competition matters and litigation.
Mr. Bowne's practice focuses on corporate and financial transactions and U.S. bank regulatory matters.
Ms. Bradish's practice focuses on antitrust litigation and antitrust matters.
Ms. Brannon's practice focuses on antitrust matters, including litigation, mergers, and government investigations.
Mr. Bush's practice focuses on advising domestic and international financial institutions and foreign sovereigns regarding U.S. bank regulatory matters and legislation.