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ilks in the Bluegrass, on behalf of Operation Open Arms, Inc., is pleased to announce that Lucie Arnaz, daughter of Hollywood legends Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, will perform at our sixth annual charity benefit on Derby night, May 3, 2014.
Ms. Arnaz is currently on tour out west with her Latin Roots big band show, which is a story about the genesis of her love affair with music and a tribute to her father, the man who introduced it to her.
The Golden Globe nominated performer and Emmy award winner has been in show business more than 45 years. At 15 years old, she began appearing regularly on her mother's TV show, The Lucy Show, which ran for six seasons. Lucie starred in her own series, The Lucie Arnaz Show and later in the critically acclaimed Sons & Daughters on CBS. On the big screen, she starred opposite Neil Diamond and Sir Laurence Olivier in The Jazz Singer, for which she received a Golden Globe nomination. Ms. Arnaz has starred in several made for television films and played many of the best women's roles in the theatre.
"We're looking forward to Lucie Arnaz lighting up the stage in a performance that is guaranteed to be full of energy. It's an honor to have the daughter of Hollywood legends Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, who brought memorable entertainment and laughter into our homes, visit Kentucky and experience the festivities and celebration of Derby weekend and help our kids at Operation Open Arms here in Kentucky," said Cathy Bailey, Board Chair for Operation Open Arms, Inc. Operation Open Arms, Inc. is a Louisville, Kentucky-based non-profit organization founded by Cathy and Irv Bailey that provides care for children whose mothers are incarcerated.
The Silks in the Bluegrass celebration includes cocktails, dinner and entertainment at the Crowne Plaza Louisville Hotel, just a few minutes from Churchill Downs. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets for the event cost $250 per person. For more information, please visit our website at www.oparms.org, "Like" us on Facebook at Operation Open Arms, Inc., follow us on Twitter @OpOpenArms or contact our office at 502-777-6300.
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During April's First Friday celebration in downtown Lancaster, PCA&D is represented well at two one-night only exhibits and a month-long exhibit of new work by its students.
Click here to see today's Lancaster newspaper for a sneak peek at the exhibits.
"Exploring the Theme of Reflections" will feature works in various media by PCA&D's Fine Art majors. Works are based on the theme of "Reflections," an exhibit running concurrently in PCA&D's Main Gallery by members of Zeuxis: an association of still life painters.
"Exploring the Theme..." will be shown for one night only, April 5, from 5 - 9 p.m. in PCA&D's Chestnut Street Space, located on the PCA&D campus at the intersection of W. Chestnut and N. Water Streets. Click here to learn more about our Fine Arts degrees.
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Junior Photography majors Leawna Burek, Chelsea Crossett, Erik Espinosa, Karen Goswell, Gregg Irwin, Martin Lamneck Jr., Emma Cate Robertson, and Maggie Rudisill are offering "Aisle 8," a one-night-only show of video and photography installations. A detail of work by Martin Lamneck is shown at the top of this article.
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Hundreds of runners are expected tomorrow morning to take part in the Second Annual Run For Your Lungs road race at Lake Blackshear.
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Former Atlanta Falcon and long time NFL star Chris Draft knows firsthand the impact of lung cancer. His wife Keasha died in December from lung cancer.
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"Nobody ever talks about it. It's a very unpopular cancer to support, because of the smoking association. But it is the most deadly and we need support and research dollars," said Shelia Knight, Run For Your Lungs Organizer.
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Middletown - There was some sadness, surely, at the hollow thought of season's end. There were some tears, too. And yet Montville High School's traveling party left the field for the final time Sunday night with few laments or regrets, despite the pain of losing in the state semifinals.
That's what happens when you encounter what is very likely Class M's best team and certainly its best player. The Indians just weren't good enough to harness Hillhouse's quickness, best personified by senior Harold Cooper.
"Might be the fastest kid I've ever seen in my life," Montville coach Tanner Grove said.
It was Cooper's 156 yards - and penchant for the big play - that helped the Academics earn a 48-26 victory and the program's sixth trip to the state championship game. They'll play Berlin either Friday or Saturday at Rentschler Field.
"I'm proud of the effort. Hillhouse is an amazing team. I don't have to talk about their resume," said Grove, whose team finished 9-3. "I don't think there's anything we didn't do. I think they're going to win a state championship. Easily."
It's doubtful Hillhouse will see a player this weekend the same caliber as Montville's Jeremiah Crowley, whose 246 rushing yards kept the Indians close enough, even into the fourth period. Crowley ran for three scores, too.
It's just that Hillhouse had more than one answer for him: Cooper, quarterback Je'Vaughn Moore (115 passing yards) and receiver/corner Darryn Horner (two touchdowns), among others.
"We knew coming in they were a little bit bigger and a little bit stronger," Cooper said. "Our coaches told us we had to use our speed."
Hillhouse led 21-6 late in the first half when a Crowley-inspired drive produced his second touchdown, making it 21-12. Suddenly, the Indians realized they'd survived a 21-point barrage, but made it a manageable deficit. They even forced Hillhouse into a third-and-17.
Hillhouse, in no hurry to snap the ball inside of 35 seconds left in the half, gave it to Cooper on a basic running play.
And Cooper ran 67 yards for a touchdown.
"We had a lot of momentum. The kids believed," Grove said. "We talked in the last few days about how Cooper would do some things you only see on video games. So when that happens, just go, 'yup, that's him.' And move on. We did that. We got to third-and-17. Then he beats our linebacker. Gone."
And so went the season. Horner added two scores in the third period, the second on a 52-yard interception return. The Academics led 42-12 before Montville cut it to 42-20 and even recovered an onside kick. But a late interception sealed it.
"No one is going to sit back on the bus home and say, 'you know, we're really glad we lost in the semis again,'" Grove said. "But in a few days, we'll be proud of our accomplishments. We didn't bring back any skill position players except the quarterback (Nick Clemons) and we won the division, made the Final Four (of Class M) and then ran into a better team."
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April 08, 2013, 7:04 PM —
Since it hasn't yet been released it's hard to say just how popular Facebook Home will become. But if it takes off, it will likely just add to the BYOD headaches that enterprise IT departments get when their users embrace consumer-grade services in a corporate environment.
The big difference that I see in regards to Facebook Home, as opposed to, say, an online storage app, is the idea that Home will take over the main screen on an Android device, and try to funnel communications through a Facebook connection. Though it seems uniquely consumer-directed, we all know that so-called "consumer apps" are popping up everywhere in the corporate world. In fact, I think going forward it's going to be very hard to differentiate between what is a "consumer app" and what is something that will be used by workers everywhere because it allows them to communicate and collaborate better and faster.
By moving into the same kind of turf normally held by operating systems, Facebook Home is going to create unique headaches because of its (apparent) role as a sort of "master app," something that screens all other kinds of communications. Unlike blocking single apps, if enterprise IT tries to block Facebook Home use it could theoretically keep employees from doing anything work-related on their phones at all. So then those companies either move back to the stone ages of having two devices, or figure out how to live with Facebook Home and all the security questions it introduces.


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MILWAUKEE, WI (WTAQ) - Milwaukee authorities say a babysitter may have left food unattended on a stove, starting a house fire that left a six year old boy dead.
The babysitter and three other children managed to get out safely.
The fire apparently started in one house and jumped to a nearby house as well. Firefighters arrived on the scene shortly after 3:15 a.m. Saturday.
The boy's body was found on the second floor.
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Living in Las Vegas for 24 years and working in a casino for almost 14, I know the value of a great hotel. San Gallo in Florence, Italy, offers fast wifi, a hot shower, cool air conditioning, friendly staff and a great location; all necessities that are required for a superb experience. I would highly recommend San Gallo for anyone wishing to enjoy their trip to Florence, Italy.
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Staff all welcoming and friendly and helpful!
I stayed at San Gallo Palace during July 2014. The location of the hotel is perfect. The staff were very helpful in advising me on how to get to the hotel from the train station. The room was very spacious and clean. Breakfast was very good. Would definitely stay here in the future.
Loved the San Gallo Palace! Everything was wonderful! We arrived early after driving into Firenze and dropping the rental car. They took is in with no problem. Room was outstanding , breakfast was beautiful and staff were helpful for area information. Best part that we had a short walk to get to all the sights, but our hotel as not on top of all the crowds.
Excellent place! Friendly stuff! It was worth the money!
Clean, nice staff, beautiful bathroom, wonderful breakfast
Thank You our stay is always very very comfortable, see you next June
We were very pleased with our stay at your hotel. The rooms were clean and updated. Breakfast was outstanding as well as your lounge. Location was perfect as it was close enough to the inter city attractions, but far enough removed from the crowds. I would definitely recommend your hotel for future trips to Firenza.
Room excellent, breakfast excellent and staff professional, yet friendly and helpful when you needed them to be. We were very well looked after!
The room was very comfortable, great bed and bathroom. The breakfast selection was FANTASTIC. Front desk staff was very helpful, especially Luca. The hotel was a great value for the price, and when again in Florence, I will return definitely.
This hotel is the absolute best! The people are the most important, they are very pleasant and at the same time efficient. The hotel is "A one" in their accommodations, I could go on and on. I have stayed at least 8 times, and this time with my husband for 9 days, they were wonderful! There is no better in all of Florence - my favorite European hotel.


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Around the middle of last year, we realized that in order to best moderate the forums of newer devices, we had to close the forums for a handful of old, legacy devices. We now have a few more forums to add to that list. Just as before, while these forums will be closed for posting, they will still be completely accessible for your read-only viewing pleasure.
Like last time, our criteria for closing forums was post activity. More information on the specific criteria used can be found in our previous announcement. Hopefully by closing these legacy forums, we will allow the site's moderation teams to focus on XDA's more active forums, instead of having to worry about cleaning spam in old forums to which very few still contribute.
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- What's Up Around Downtown in September?
Each year our town undergoes a rather dramatic transformation during September. Not only do we get a change of seasons we get a change of pace as parents get settled in with their children starting classes again, harvest season arrives and college students move into our neighborhoods. It can be said that Autumn is the season of fullness; fullness with the bounty from orchards and gardens, fullness with our schedules as classes begin and vacations subside and fullness in our neighborhoods and streets as new students learn what it means to be a community member.
- Holiday Parade Applications Now Available
Calling all clubs, organizations, bands, businesses, dance troupes and musical acts come be a part of our annual Holiday Parade on Friday, December 5! Downtown Association's Holiday Parade, now in its 39th year, is one of the area's largest holiday events showcasing 100 decorative floats, jammin' musical acts, dance performers and much more, entertaining thousands of attendees from around the county and beyond. This year we're having a "Hula Holiday" theme to capture the warm holiday spirit we share on the Central Coast. Read More
- SLO Downtown Association Employment Opportunity
The San Luis Obispo Downtown Association has an opening for a Promotions Coordinator to oversee a variety of public events for our organization including– Concerts in the Plaza, Santa's House in Mission Plaza, Holiday Parade and Holiday activities, and special events at Farmers' Market such as Bunny Trail, Mother's Day Flower Give-Away, Hallowe'en Festivities.
The Promotions Coordinator also works very closely with the Farmers' Market (Thursday Night Promotions) Coordinator and often times engages with other public and private agencies to collaborate on events. The Promotions Coordinator reports to the Executive Director and staffs the Promotions Committee to plan events, promotes Downtown activities and helps keep Downtown vibrant through promotions. In addition, the Promotions Coordinator oversees the internship program and oversees the Promotions Coordinator Assistant and their volunteer program.


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Tonight in Buffalo the Rangers (22-17-4, 48 pts) not only look to follow up Thursday's 6-1 Garden victory over the Panthers with another solid performance when they skate against the Sabres (19-19-6, 44 pts), but the Blueshirts have the opportunity to end the Sabres faint of hopes of reaching the playoffs, as well. Should the Rangers defeat the Sabres this evening in regulation, Buffalo would officially be eliminated from playoff contention, despite a mad sprint to the wire which has seen them reel off three straight wins and victories in six of their last eight games heading into play tonight.
Of course with the Sabres playing that well, victory is far from guaranteed for a Rangers squad that is in game action for a second straight night. The Rangers do come in having played very well the past three weeks, as well, posting a 6-2-1 record over their last nine games following Thursday's dismantling of Florida at Madison Square Garden. Recent lineup additions Mats Zuccarello and Derick Brassard starred with a pair of goals each, while Ranger mainstays Rick Nash (1-2-3), Brad Richards (1-1-2), Ryan Callahan (0-2-2) and Henrik Lundqvist (34 saves) all stood out as the Blueshirts rode a strong start and an explosive finish to victory.
In eight games since being acquired from Columbus at the trade deadline Brassard now has three goals, six assists, and nine points. He will be riding a four-game point streak heading into play against the Sabres. Defenseman John Moore, who also arrived from Columbus in the Marian Gaborik trade, once again stood out last night playing solid defense, jumping into the offense with three shots on goal, and stunning everyone by pounding Jack Skille in his first NHL fight.
For Nash, his three-point outing Thursday snapped a three-game pointless streak and equaled his Ranger-best of three points in a single game, also reached on March 26th in Philadelphia. The two points for Richards marked the first time in five games that he scored a point, and was his fifth multiple-point game this season.
As they did last night, the Rangers will play without injured center Brian Boyle again this evening. Boyle did not make the trip to Buffalo following Thursday's game, remaining in new York to nurse an unspecified lower body injury. That means rookie Chris Kreider, who played eight shifts against the Panthers, will once again be in the lineup and that likely Taylor Pyatt---who earned his first point, an assist, in 25 games last night---will again take Boyle's place on the third line.
It is not yet known if Lundqvist will start tonight, or if Martin Biron---who spent the first eight-plus years of his career with the Sabres---will get the call in goal. Lundqvist was terrific Thursday night and has started nine consecutive games, and 18 of the last 19, for the Rangers. He now has made nine straight starts on two different occasions this season. Biron, who has not played since March 30th in Montreal, is 9-3-0-1 lifetime against his former club with two shutouts and a 2.68 goals against average.
The Sabres also have an intriguing choice to make between the pipes as both Ryan Miller and Jhonas Enroth have played very well in goal of late. Miller earned the win in Wednesday's 3-2 shootout victory in Boston, finishing with 41 saves. In the Sabres recent hot streak, Miller has backstopped four of the team's six victories, while Enroth won back-to-back starts last Saturday and Sunday---a 1-0 shutout of the Flyers and a 3-1 decision over the Lightning.
Enroth was in goal for the Sabres 3-1 victory over the Rangers on March 12th at HSBC Arena, a contest which infuriated Rangers head coach John Tortorella, who was furious with his team's effort following that contest. Enroth made 32 saves that night. Miller was in goal when the Rangers skated to a 3-2 shootout victory at The Garden on March 3rd.
Looking at their last eight games, the Sabres team defense and goaltending has been instrumental in the victories and exposed in their defeats. In the six wins Buffalo has surrendered just eight goals. But in their two losses--to Winnipeg and Montreal---Buffalo was outscored 9-2.
Will the Rangers effectively end the Sabres season tonight with a regulation win? Share your predictions below.


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Snow, sleet and rain slowed the morning commute across the tristate region and caused some schools to delay opening and others to cancel classes for the day.
A moderate winter storm produced significant snow for only parts of the area.
A Winter Weather Advisory was issued for Sussex, Warren, Morris, Hunterdon, Ocean, Passaic and Somerset counties in New Jersey; Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Ulster and Westchester counties in New York.
A Winter Storm Watch was issued for Ocean County.
The National Weather Service forecasted as much as six inches of snow in New Jersey's higher elevations before changing to freezing rain.
An area of low pressure passing by to the south pulled ample moisture into the region with a significant amount of cold air.
Temperatures hovering near or around freezing will give the region mixed precipitation especially throughout the coastal areas and New York City.
Farther north, temperatures are just below freezing and therefore most of the precipitation is falling as snow.
Daytime highs will only be in the mid to upper 30s.
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In the Baby Zone with Tiffani Thiessen
Many of us grew up watching Tiffani Thiessen on Saved by the Bell, then 90210. So it's only fitting that we transition into motherhood with her, too. Now starring in the hit White Collar on the USA Network, the mom to daughter Harper, born June 2010, is also keeping busy with her adorable furniture line, Petit Nest. Tiffani discusses her mothering instincts now that she has entered the Baby Zone.
What's your golden rule of parenting?
Always go with your intuition.
Describe the best moment of parenting so far.
Wow … there's so many amazing moments … when she first started saying, "Mama" or when she gives me a huge smile and giggles, it lights up my whole world.
And the worst?
Anytime she cries it just breaks my heart. The worst has been when she broke her first tooth. She was up all night. Nothing we could do for her helped. You feel so bad…
Best advice you ever got?
Don't go crazy with what everyone says you have to do or don't do … Go with your own gut when it comes to your kid.
What's the one thing you can't live without?
My mother … she's been my rock. I don't know what I would do without the help and advice from her. Harper, my husband, and I are really fortunate to have her help.
Finish this sentence: You know you're in the Baby Zone when…
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO AM) - Authorities identify the driver wanted in last week's single vehicle accident, where officers found components of a meth lab in the trunk, as 34-year-old Jason Craig Oldehoff.
Minnehaha County Detective Ryan Qualseth says Oldehoff hit a utility pole at 18th and Bahnson and fled the scene leaving two passengers behind.
Qualseth says Oldehoff is believed to be in Sioux Falls. The detective does not consider Oldehoff to be armed and dangerous. But, Qualseth says, he's charged with making methamphetamine and he's probably paranoid and unpredictable. Oldehoff is not a person you want to confront on your own so call 9-1-1 and let the authorities deal with him.
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Provo police say they've caught a 15-year-old boy who — among others — is believed responsible for almost 30 cases of criminal mischief around the city.
On Sunday and Monday, 29 Provo residents reported to police that someone had smashed their car windows or mailboxes, according to a news release from the police department. Most of the victims live in the eastern half of the city.
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Provo police, working with officers from Brigham Young University, identified a 15-year-old as one suspect in the crime spree. Detectives anticipate identifying and charging others as the investigation continues.
Detectives referred 29 charges of criminal mischief against the teen to juvenile court, and seized two baseball bats and a BB gun as evidence.
"These juveniles went on a criminal spree costing the citizens of Provo thousands of dollars," said Provo Police Chief Rick Gregory in a statement. "Our partnership with BYU was instrumental in helping detectives bring a quick close to this investigation and will ensure that those responsible are held accountable for their actions."
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I would first ask the folks who own the web sites you're planning to iframe.
Yes - it is up to the owners of those sites to give permission.
If they agree to having their pages displayed that way then there is no question about whether it is legal or not.
If they do not agree then either they will block the ability to display their sites that way or if they don't know how to do that they will take other action that will probably end up costing tho OP
I'm sure many of you have come across the "Unexpected $end" or "Missing $end" messages many times and it's probably taken you many minutes, hours or even days to find it. If its the latter two options i'm sure if you're like me it's probably taken you a lot of desk thumping to to identify the fault.
Firstly I'd like to show you two different coding styles here:
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I thought this would be a useful blog entry as it seems to be a common error that a lot of new coders don't quite understand.
Many new php coders see this message and will not understand it. In order to understand what PHP is telling us we need to understand how the HTTP process works.
This is a basic web page HTML source code:
<title>Hello World</title>
<title>Hello World</title>
I'd like to start this blog entry by saying that typically an unexpected error often means that you have a missing semicolon ; at the end of a line of code or a symbol / operator where it should not be. Often though, you'll get an error about T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING. This blog entry aims to help you with that.
Many new PHP coders will come across this error and will be a bit confused by what it means so I thought I would supply a quick topic to cover the issue in more detail.
For a while I had a clear warning in my signature about not using this technique, not everyone understood the problem and I used to get quite a few PMs about it. Today I am going to explain this issue to you in further detail so that you can understand and try this out for yourself and fix your code.
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June Colburn
Largo, FL
June Colburn Designs II, Inc.
June's odyssey began in 1973 with itchy feet and a Master's degree in library science. While working for international schools, June's motto, "Have sewing machine, will travel" led her into adventures hunting for fabrics in souks, bazaars and temple sales from Quito to Paris, Istanbul to Singapore. Talking with the people who wove, dyed, embroidered, sewed and sold native textiles influenced her life. The exquisite kimono fabrics of Japan defined her creative direction. June's work has been featured in many exhibitions, collections and design shows. She shares her knowledge and love of Asian textiles through lectures and classes. www.junecolburn.com
Rae Cumbie
Baltimore, MD
Fit For Art Patterns
Best known in Baltimore for her special occasion gowns, Rae has been creating custom clothing professionally for more than 25 years. Ten years ago she began creating wearable art jackets, perfecting the fit on her clients and students. Her line of Fit For Art Patterns offer versatility and fit for sewers, fiber artists and quilters. She is an active sewing educator, immediate past president of the Association of Sewing and Design Professionals and contributes to Sew News and Threads magazines.
Eric Drexler
Port Charlotte, FL
Sulky of America
With over 25 years in the sewing industry, Eric Drexler has developed a wide spectrum of expertise. As a senior in High School in 1983, Eric started working in Joyce and Fred Drexler's Sewing Center as their sewing machine mechanic. Over the next 15 years he went on to become a Teacher, Manager and Co-owner until the business was sold in 1998. For the last 10 years he has been a full-time employee of Sulky of America during which time he has become more heavily focused on his creative side, while continuing to indulge his passion for sewing machine repair. Free-motion artistry has been Eric's other life-long passion ever since he was inspired by Joyce when, at age 10, she first taught him the technique. He has made numerous large and small works of machine art, some of which have been featured in Sulky Books and at Trade and Consumer Shows all over the country. Through his association with Sulky of America during all the years of its existence, he has had the pleasure and honor of being inspired by some of the world's greatest creative sewers and quilters. For the 10 years of its existence, he managed the Sulky Challenge and was responsible for its appearance all over the country.
Eric loves life and he loves to teach and share his exuberance for creative sewing. He is passionate about inspiring students of all ages so they can discover and enjoy a lifetime of creative fun. His infectious smile and warm humor put everyone at ease and ready to learn. He is widely sought after to teach and share his contagious enthusiasm at Consumer shows, Sew Exciting Seminars, Guild Programs and, more recently, on PBS shows. www.sulky.com
Dusty Farrell
Cambridge Springs, PA
Country Stitchin
Dusty is a free-hand quilt artist. He is mostly recognized for his incredibly fast no holds bared quilting and "Quilting in the Dark". He has quilted for several top designers in the industry and has appeared in numerous magazines and "Quilt It" online program. Always being up for change Dusty changes quilt designs on the fly to fit his unique personality. Dusty's motto's are "the imperfect perfect" and "If I can draw it I can quilt it".
Stephanie Farrell
Cambridge Springs, PA
Country Stitchin
Stephanie owns and operates a quilt shop in NW PA with her husband, Dustin. She spends her days designing quilt patterns for PTQ and Frond design Studios, sewing shop samples and taking care of her kiddos. Stephanie is an award winning quilter and teacher. A self taught quilter who enjoys sharing her unique style of quilting and techniques with her students. Quilting is like therapy its good for the soul. www.cscountrystitchin.com
Diane Gloystein
Lincoln, NE
Sulky of America
Diane Gloystein travels across the country as a freelance educator. She loves to share her passion and enthusiasm for embellishment as she entertains and educates. Her creations have been featured on Fons & Porter Love of Quilting, America Sews with Sue Hausmann, Sewing with Nancy and Quilting Arts television shows. Diane's creation, Caribbean Sunset appeared in the 2008 Rendezvous Bernina Fashion Show.
A love of designing interesting and original clothing led to a lifelong love affair with fabric and fiber arts. A sense of whimsical imagination is found in many of Diane's creations. She inspires her audiences with high energy presentations featuring a myriad of sewing techniques, surface design and embellishment techniques that will excite quilters and enthusiasts of fiber arts.
Mary Kerr
Woodbridge, VA
Pieced of Olde
Mary Kerr is an American Quilt Society certified appraiser and an award winning quilter. She grew up in a family of quilters and has been teaching since 1987. She currently lectures and conducts workshops that focus on quilt history and the preservation of antique textiles.
In addition, she is the owner of Pieced of Olde, a small business that specializes in restoration and repair of antique textiles. She currently lives outside of Washington DC with her husband Ralph.
She is an active member of the Professional Appraisers Association for Quilters Textiles (PAAQT), the American Quilt Study Group (AQSG), American Quilters Society, Cabin Branch Quilters, Quilters Unlimited, Mason Dixon QPN, the Virginia Quilt Consortium, the Quilt Professionals Network, MMS, and several quilt dating groups in her area.
Joyce Keske
Minong, WI
Debby Kratovil
Fairfax, VA
Quilter By Design
Debby has been in the professional quilting world since 1994. She was Quilt Magazine's Special Projects Editor for 14 years. She contributes to various quilt magazine titles along with sewing and designing for several fabric companies. Her hundreds of published articles about quilts, easy techniques, and how-tos have helped thousands of quilters discover an easier way to approach a wide range of projects. Her published works include "Bold, Black & Beautiful Quilts", "Supersize 'Em Quilts", seven different Quilt Block a Day calendars, and is working on her next book on Mariner's Compass quilts (March 2013). She is an enthusiastic teacher who especially loves the "aha!" moments with her students. She freely shares tips, tricks and techniques to make quilting a real pleasure.
Cindy Losekamp
Cedar Grove, IN
Sew Artfully Yours
Cindy is the creator of several Signature Series embroidery disks for Cactus Punch and CEO of Sew Artfully Yours, Inc. Cindy's skills take machine embroidery to new heights in creativity, and along with embroidery, she is also the creator of a myriad of other machine techniques. She is the designer and author of thirty-one books, and has been teaching and inspiring people to sew and create for twenty-one years. There are no boundaries in artistic pursuits when it comes to her books and classes. Everyone is encouraged to transcend to a higher level of creativity.
Ebony Love
Grayslake, IL
LoveBug Studios
Award-winning author and quilter Ebony Love is recognized as one of the leading experts in fabric die-cutting techniques. She regularly produces free videos featuring tips and techniques for die cutting and long arm quilting, which are posted to her YouTube channel. In her quilting, you'll see Ebony's fondness for blindingly-bright prints, and her unabashed use of batiks and solids. She considers herself a traditional quilter who uses modern tools and color palettes to interpret her artistic voice; of course, if it can't be die cut, it probably isn't getting made!
Ebony has authored several books including The Big Little Book of Fabric Die Cutting Tips, Notes & Doodles, and the Adventures in Fabric Die Cutting series. Ebony shares her knowledge and advice widely via online forums, her own website, and teaching engagements across the US. She is the Editor-in-Chief of a magazine for fabric die-cutting enthusiasts called Blocks to Die For! Ebony is a recurring guest on Mary Fons's show Quilty (available on QNNtv.com) and has had her artistry featured in several national publications. She is also an accomplished long arm quilter, and a regular columnist for Quilty Magazine.
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Kim Montagnese
Amherst, OH
Kim began playing with fabric and sneaking the use of her mom's "forbidden" sewing machine in the early 70s. Long before great fabric or creative classes were available, Kim was forced to make it up as she went along. She came to love the look of hand appliqué, but lacked the patience. Fortunately, a series of mistakes led to the method she uses today. Students love the "no curved piecing"," inside out" and "quilts that keep on giving" concept of quilting. Kim loves the AHHA! moment students experience and has felt privileged to share the fun for the past 20 years.
Kim's quilts have won many awards throughout Ohio, been displayed at the Denver International Airport as well as private collections across the country and also featured in Art Quilt Calendar. She is a member of Lorain County Piecemakers, Studio Art Quilters Association and Firelands Association for the Visual Arts, Quilt Alliance. Current new projects include becoming a certified Zentangle Teacher… and sharing the tangling on fabric fun at EXPO classes.
"Inside-Out-Broken Quilts"
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(Two quilts in Leigh McDonald's book Adventures In Circles)
Marty Moon
Culpeper, VA
Early Times Workshop
Owner of Early Times Workshop for 20 years, Marty enjoys quilting and doing other types of needlework. Trained by hand in very traditional quiltmaking, Marty prides herself on the technical aspects of her quilts and is passionate about passing those skills on to others. Always seeking a challenge or competition to whet her appetite, Marty grounds her 'art' quilts in her traditional background. You can find one of Marty's quilts in Quilting with Manhole Covers by Shirley MacGregor.
Pattie Otto
Franksville, WI
Great Copy Patterns
Pattie Otto, owner of Great Copy Patterns, spends her time creating new and unique patterns, teaching a wide variety of classes, writing books and articles for publication, and designing machine embroidery. Her ideas focus on the practical as well as the classic. Her garment patterns feature timeless styles that transcend the seasons and flatter a variety of figures. Her home dec and accessory ideas are must-have items that make your home beautiful with a no-nonsense approach. You can see all of her designs and ideas on her website at
. Along with her husband, Rick, Pattie resides in Southeastern Wisconsin where she teaches the very popular Embroidery Club. The mother of four grown children, she does enjoy gardening and reading in her free time.
Gina Perkes
Payson, AZ
Gina Perkes enjoys all sorts of creative outlets and mediums: gardening, mosaic, oil painting, with her three favorites being quilting, culinary, and photography. She travels all over the country sharing her techniques with others. She hosts retreats in Arizona with private lessons for both quilting and pastry.
Karen Pharr
Luttrell, TN
Juki America National Educator
Karen's first love of sewing began with garments and home décor, a love for quilting later followed. Her love for quilting led her to become a national teaching and award winning quilter with quilts shown in both International Quilt Shows and Art Galleries. Prior to working for Juki, Karen was the owner of Karen Pharr Studios. While Karen loves quilting, her true passion is fabric; she often combines the techniques of quilting and garment construction with wonderful results.
As a national teacher, pattern designer and author, Karen loves to help students develop new fun and creative techniques which they can apply to their own sewing style. A "yes you can" attitude always flows throughout her classroom so everyone can become the stitcher they want to be. When Karen is not sewing you will find her in her kitchen testing recipes for her other passion, writing cookbooks!
Connie Spurlock
Coeur d'Alene, ID
Sew Wonderful Dreams
Although she didn't even learn to sew until she was over 30 years old, Connie used her background in marketing and education to develop Sew Wonderful Dreams, a pattern design company. Fifteen years ago the company focused on craft patterns, while today the emphasis is on quilting and education. About her company she says: "We believe the best marketing tool we have is to educate. Everyone can learn but the way we learn is variable. Our classes are designed to help you learn in a way that will be most beneficial to you."
Joyce Teng
Houston, TX
TSC Designs
A family-run business for over 25 years, TSC Designs was founded in 1984 as Teachers Stamp Company. Our business began out of our family garage, where we manufactured our own line of rubber stamps and other educational arts & crafts products. We later designed and produced brass embossing templates and other accessories for paper crafts & scrapbooking. In 2005, we retired and began to focus solely on providing unique and innovative products for quilters & sewers. Since 1990, we have worked with Tsukineko Inc. to provide the highest quality paper and fabric inks to our customers. During this 20 year relationship, we have helped thousands of creative minds develop new ways to "color" their world!
Sarah Veblen
Sparks, MD
Sarah Veblen is a custom fashion designer who now focuses on teaching and writing. Dedicated to promoting the craft of clothing design and construction at all levels, Sarah teaches in her studio, classroom venues across the country, and PatternReview.com. With an emphasis on design, fit, and pattern development, she offers classes on patternmaking, working with knits, many aspects of design, and sewing techniques.
Drawing on her years of experience fitting clients and students, Sarah has written a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated book on fitting, The Complete Photo Guide to Perfect Fitting. Using her extensive research on fitting pants, she collaborated with Fit For Art Patterns to develop the Eureka! Pants that Fit Pattern.
Sarah contributed "Secrets for Sewing Knits" in PatternReview.com's book 1,000 Clever Sewing Shortcuts & Tips. She has more than twenty articles for Threads Magazine as well as several "how-to" videos for the Threads website. Articles for Sew News and Vogue Patterns Magazine are forthcoming. Sarah has a Certificate in Fashion Design from Baltimore City Community College, a BA from Stanford University, and is a member of several professional sewing organizations.
Nelly Vileikis
Aurora, OH
Nelly's colorful, playful personality encourages students of all levels to reach beyond their normal limits and her goal is for her students to take their newly learned skills into future successes. With an advanced degree in math, a voracious appetite for quilting and a passion for teaching, Nelly is well on her way to becoming a world class quilting artist and teacher. She willingly shares her talent with her students and encourages each to take their knowledge to the next level. </div>
Nelly is an accomplished quilter who has won numerous awards in local as well as national competitions. For over ten years she has taught in several quilt shops, at many Quilt Guilds throughout North Eastern Ohio, Quilting Get-A-Ways and private classes. She is also a designer. Confidence building instruction, mixed with great attention to detail, not to mention a whole lot of fun adds-up to great classroom experience for those who sign up for her classes.
Helene Weber
Navarre, OH
My passion has always been art in any form, but I have truly fallen in love with fiber art. My background is in fine art; drawing, painting and sculpture, and I use this experience in creating my quits. Although I have always viewed quilts as art, it wasn't until recently that I have discovered the blending of traditional art mediums ; colored pencil, paints, and inks, with quilting. I love painting and working with fabric because of the versatility it lends to the artist and I like using a variety of art mediums along with longarm quilting on my art quilts.
Alex Woodbury
Westlake, OH
Original Sewing & Quilt Expo
Alex began sewing at a wee age, due to her mother, Linda Lee, being in the industry her whole life. She would travel to her mothers shows and take her classes, however, love for sewing was not cultivated until a much later age...her mother even claims that Alex vowed to, "Never sew like her mother did."
Alex then received her undergraduate degree from Manhattan Christian College in Kansas in Family Ministry with an emphasis in Pre-Counseling, while also taking a variety of fashion and textile courses from Kansas State University's program. Upon graduation, she worked at Bernina Sewing Centers in Kansas City, growing in knowledge and skill in sewing and Bernina machines. She also enrolled in and completed a Fashion Design and Entrepreneurship degree program at Johnson County Community College in Kansas City. Through these experiences, she began to enjoy the art of sewing, and developed a vision 'infusing' both her love of sewing and helping people, and in turn, had an opportunity to travel to Uganda, Africa to work for an economic development program called Project Lydia, teaching widows and abandoned wives how to sew.
Other fun facts about Alex include (in no particular order): She loves to sail, play volleyball, and eat chocolate.
Jean Ann Wright
Marietta, GA
From 1986 to 2007 Jean Ann edited an international quilting magazine titled QUILT, plus a variety of special interest titles. After retiring she has written three books published by Landauer Publishing Corp:
Circle of Nine
Sashings and Settings
First Time Log Cabin Quilts
. She is a freelance designer, designing quilts for several major fabric manufacturers. Her quilts are frequently shown in popular quilting magazines and frequently appear on the cover. She has designed two fabric collections for Newcastle Fabrics and a Log Cabin Trim Tool that is manufactured by Creative Grids, introducing a new quick and easy method to make log cabin blocks.
Dini Yan
Brooklyn, NY
Momo-Dini Embroidery Art
Dini is originally from Beijing, and along with her sister Momo, is a recognized artist in China. Their paintings have won awards in both China and international competitions. As a professor of Fine Arts at the University of China, Dini taught at the Fine Arts Institute of Northeast Normal University. Dini and Momo design and digitize embroidery patterns for their company, Momo-Dini Embroidery Art. Their designs merge the different cultures of the East and West together to give the embroidery new life and energy. Dini and Momo blend the best of art and technology, and their goal is to produce the best designs with the highest standards and quality.
Gail Yellen
Glastonbury, CT
Gail Patrice Design
Gail's original design sweatshirt jacket classes have been a consistent favorite at Manchester Sewing Machine Center in Connecticut where Gail has taught a variety of techniques for the past 7 years. Gail Patrice Design began when a gallery owner in Maine carried these designs as ready-to-wear jackets and sold out the collection each season! Gail has created a pattern line of jackets and is developing a series of DVDs to include her favorite design and embellishment techniques. She is an active member and the Manchester Neighborhood Group leader of the CT Chapter of the American Sewing Guild. Gail holds a BA in English and Dental Hygiene.
Susan Zellers
Dunnellon, FL
Event Specialist
Using a needle and thread, Susan's mother taught her to sew at the age of three. She has sewn all kinds of clothing and home decorator items. From 1981 to 1999, she had a home business that specialized in bridal gowns, special occasion items and custom embroidery. Married for 29 years with two daughters, she has had a lot of practice at her craft. Working also in a retail business part-time and then fulltime since 1996 she has managed and taught employees and consumers basic sewing to computer skills. She especially enjoys the time she spends with the computer digitizing programs; always wanting designs that are not readily available. Recently introduced to the quilting world, she combines her interests together to make unique quilts and wall hangings.
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Linux distributor Red Hat has updated its enterprise platform Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and released version 5.1.
According to the vendor, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 offers improved performance for integrated virtualization and enhanced scalabity besides various bugfixes. Red Hat's main focus is on paravirtualization on Xen with hardware support for modern processors. The developers promise up to 25 percent better performance in comparison with other virtualization technologes. On top of this, live migration is improved to give administrators the ability to shift applications between servers without downtime.
The vendor also promises improved virtualization performance for Windows host systems such as Windows XP, Windows Server 2000, 2003 and Windows 2008 Beta, although paravirtualization is not supported by these systems.
Speaking at a press conference, Red Hat Vice President EMEA, Werner Knoblich quoted figures that underline the importance of virtualization: "Since the introduction of RHEL 5 with integrated virtualization, around 18,000 servers have been virtualized on Red Hat", said Knoblich, and continued: "Our target for the first year is 50,000 units." Knoblich quoted close cooperation with hardware vendors Intel and HP as one reason for the success of paravirtualization. Another result of this cooperation is that RHEL is now certified on around 1500 server models. Additionally, users can choose from more than 3400 RHEL certified applications. "Further proof that Linux today is mainstream", says Knoblich.
RHEL 5 was launched at Cebit 2007. Customers with software subscriptions can download version 5.1 as of now via the Red Hat network, management and automation platform. The enterprise version is released every two years, and RHEL 6 is not expected until 2009.
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4 cups peeled, chopped raw apples
2 cups sugar
2 eggs
1 stick melted butter or margarine
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
3 teaspoons cinnamon
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons flour
1/2 cup water
1/2 stick butter or margarine
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
Mix together raw apples and sugar until sugar is dissolved. Add eggs and melted butter or margarine. Mix well. Mix together flour, baking soda and cinnamon and add to apple mixture. Bake in a greased and floured 10x14-inch pan at 375 degrees for 40-45 minutes.
To make topping, cook sugar, salt, brown sugar, flour and water in a saucepan until clear. Add butter or margarine and vanilla. Pour over warm cake.
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Chris Dutton and John-Paul Moloney The ACT Brumbies have sensationally sacked coach Andy Friend after only two matches of the season.
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Chris Dutton It is the second chance Stephen Hoiles thought he would never get - playing in a Super Rugby grand final less than a year after most people thought he had retired.
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Chris Dutton Former ACT Brumbies coach Jake White has no regrets about quitting the last two years of his Super Rugby contract.
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Chris Dutton Former ACT Brumbies coach Jake White expects mixed reactions from players when he returns to Canberra, saying his only regret about quitting halfway through his four-year contract was that he did not...
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Chris Dutton Wallabies and Brumbies great Stephen Larkham says he is ready to be a Super Rugby head coach and Laurie Fisher believes he's capable of replacing Jake White, who quit his ACT coaching job on...
Mowen urges Brumbies to go to Waugh
Chris Dutton ACT Brumbies captain Ben Mowen hopes he can emulate NSW Waratahs great Phil Waugh's leadership and inspire the ACT Brumbies to be ''desperate at every contest''.
Roff set to link board, players
Chris Dutton The ACT Brumbies will move away from having a current player on the ACT Rugby Union board and task Super Rugby great Joe Roff with adding input from the players' perspective.
Overseas tour for White to settle in
Chris Dutton The ACT Brumbies want to give Jake White a Super Rugby headstart and hope his impressive coaching credentials will aid their attempts to book a post-season overseas tour this year.