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Qnexa Wins!??
As paradoxical as this sounds, Vivus Pharmaceuticals received good news by dint of a rejection letter from the FDA. Indeed, after four months of wondering just how bad the FDA would pummel it, the company can see that the road to approval for its fat drug, Qnexa, is doable. After the Advisory gave the combinations drug, phentermine + topirimate, a thumbs down in July, pessimism roiled the the hopes of this small company. The share price plummeted from the $13's to the $4's.
In its 8-K filing the Company sets out its plan.
Form 8-K for VIVUS INC
Other Events
Item 8.01 - Other Events.
On October 28, 2010, VIVUS, Inc. announced that it received a Complete Response Letter, or CRL, from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, regarding its New Drug Application, or NDA, for the investigational new drug QNEXA� (phentermine/topiramate) Controlled-Release Capsules. The FDA issued the CRL to communicate its decision that the NDA cannot be approved in its present form. The application seeks the approval to market QNEXA as an oral, once-a-day formulation for the treatment of obesity, including weight loss and maintenance of weight loss, in patients who are obese or overweight with co-morbidities such as hypertension, type 2 diabetes, dyslipidemia or central adiposity.
The CRL included the following areas: clinical, labeling, REMS, safety update, and drug scheduling.
In the clinical section of the CRL, the FDA requested a comprehensive assessment of topiramate's and phentermine/topiramate's teratogenic potential. This will include a detailed plan and strategy to evaluate and mitigate the potential teratogenic risks in women of childbearing potential taking the drug for the treatment of obesity. In addition, the FDA asked VIVUS to provide evidence that the elevation in heart rate associated with phentermine/topiramate does not increase the risk for major adverse cardiovascular events.
The FDA requested that VIVUS formally submit the results from the already completed SEQUEL study (OB-305), a 52-week extension study for a subset of 675 patients who completed the previously reported 56-week CONQUER study. Top-line results from the two-year SEQUEL study were announced by VIVUS on September 21, 2010 and a final study report is being prepared for submission to the NDA.
The FDA reserved the right to comment further on proposed labeling. On REMS, the FDA requested that a discussion of an already submitted REMS plan be continued after the written response from VIVUS has been submitted. The agency also requested a safety update of any new adverse events be submitted to the NDA. Finally, the FDA stated that if approved, phentermine/topiramate would be a Schedule IV drug due to the phentermine component.
As part of the written response, VIVUS plans to compile analyses integrating existing nonclinical and clinical data to provide a comprehensive assessment of the teratogenic potential of topiramate. In addition, VIVUS plans to provide several new analyses to demonstrate QNEXA does not increase the risk for major cardiovascular events, which would include data from VIVUS' OB-305 and OB-204 studies. In the CRL, no new clinical studies were requested; however, in the event that any of the FDA concerns are not alleviated, additional clinical studies may be required.
VIVUS intends to continue working with the FDA towards the approval of QNEXA for the treatment of obesity and is preparing a comprehensive response to the CRL for submission to the FDA in approximately six weeks.
VIVUS will hold a conference call to discuss this update on Friday, October 29, 2010, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time. Those interested can listen to this call by dialing toll-
free 877-359-2916 or 224-357-2386. A 30-day archive of the call can be accessed at http://ir.vivus.com/. To access the webcast of this event, please visit VIVUS' Investors site at http://ir.vivus.com/events.cfm. A replay will also be available on demand from the website at the conclusion of the program.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements in this Form 8-K are forward-looking within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements may be identified by the use of forward-looking words such as "anticipate," "believe," "forecast," "estimated" and "intend," among others. These forward-looking statements are based on VIVUS' current expectations and actual results could differ materially. There are a number of factors that could cause actual events to differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements. These factors include, but are not limited to, the timing and substance of VIVUS' response to the FDA's complete response letter; the FDA's interpretation of the data VIVUS submits relating to teratogenicity and cardiovascular safety; the FDA's interpretation of the data from VIVUS' SEQUEL study (OB-305); that VIVUS may be required to conduct additional clinical trials; substantial competition; uncertainties of patent protection and litigation; reliance on sole source suppliers; limited sales and marketing efforts and dependence upon third parties; risks related to the development of innovative products; and risks related to failure to obtain FDA clearances or approvals and noncompliance with FDA regulations. As with any pharmaceutical under development, there are significant risks in the development, regulatory approval and commercialization of new products. There are no guarantees that VIVUS' response to the FDA's complete response letter will be sufficient to satisfy the FDA's safety concerns, that the FDA will not require VIVUS to conduct additional clinical studies or that any product will receive regulatory approval for any indication or prove to be commercially successful. VIVUS does not undertake an obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statement. Investors should read the risk factors set forth in VIVUS' Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2009 and periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In the before the before equity activity, the share price is paradoxically UP. The closing value last evening (before the CRL was released) was in the low $6.13. Right now the price is $8.08! It appears that the obesity market cognescenti already anticipate a down the road approval for Qnesta.
The conference call is at 8:30 eastern. If missed, Vivus will offer it on their web site for 30 days. The obesity and diabesity crowd still have hope that their medical problems will have a pharmaceutical option. Sadly, the entire disease spectrum of obesity is bereft of much help, except a glib and mostly ineffective diet and exercise
pap speech by mostly non fat people. Those, who are overweight, know how poorly the D&E works. Worse yet D&E set the safety bar for any drug alternative. And a high bar that is!
So, the saga continues. The next chapter in the fat drug story is the Advisory Committee meeting for Orexigen's Contrave. Set in early December, OREX will have the advantage of studying the trials of both VVUS and ARNA before being put on the barbie.
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Rutgers Baseball Drops 10-8 Decision At No. 12 Miami
Biserta Homers For Scarlet Knights In Loss
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (February 20, 2010) – Down, 10-3 entering the eighth, the Rutgers baseball team rallied for five runs in the frame but could not close the gap anymore in a 10-8 loss to No. 12 Miami Saturday night in front of 3,135 fans at Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field in Coral Gables, Fla.
Rutgers (0-2) jumped out to an early lead on Miami (2-0) with a run in the fourth. Senior Jayson Hernandez (Belmar, N.J.) found a hole through the right-side for a one-out single and moved into scoring position on a groundout where junior Brandon Boykin (Teaneck, N.J.) brought him home with a two-out single back up the middle.
RU senior starter Dennis Hill (Hillsdale, N.J.) cruised through the first three innings but ran into trouble in the fourth frame. Last night's star for Miami, Harold Martinez, drew a leadoff walk and moved over the second on a balk. Chris Pelaez found the gap in right-center field to plate Martinez with a double. The Hurricanes then took the lead with some small ball as Pelaez was sacrificed over to third and Nathan Melendres laid down a squeeze bunt to bring him home and give UM a 2-1 advantage.
The Scarlet Knights re-captured the lead on one swing the next inning. Reliever Eric Whaley, who replaced starter Chris Hernandez to start the fifth for the Hurricanes, hit Jarred Jimenez (Monroe, N.J.) in the hand to put the Scarlet Knight on with two outs. Junior Pat Biserta (Pt. Pleasant, N.J.) made Whaley pay for his mistake with a two-out, two-run home run that easily cleared the right-field fence landing in the parking deck beyond the field.
In the bottom half of the inning, Miami's David Villasuso followed a Scott Lawson single two batters later with a single through the left side to tie the game and chase Hill out of the contest. Reliever Nathaniel Roe (Plainfield, N.J.) came in to make his Scarlet Knight debut and the sophomore transfer's second batter, Pelaez, collected his second RBI of the contest with a single to right-center field to make it 4-3 as UM countered with two runs of its own.
The Hurricanes opened up a 10-3 lead with a five-run sixth inning and a single run in the seventh off a trio of RU relievers.
The Scarlet Knights' mounted a comeback with five runs of their own in the eighth. RU loaded the bases without recording an out and pinch-hitter Charlie Law (Mainland, N.J.) drew a walk to bring the first run home. Senior Dan Betteridge (Sewell, N.J.) brought home two runs on a single to right field with a fourth run coming home on a fielding error on the play. A Jaren Matthews (Teaneck, N.J.) sacrifice fly brought home the final run of the frame to make it 10-8.
However, the Scarlet Knights could not cut into the lead anymore as Miami went to its closer to halt the scoring barrage.
Hill struck out seven in 4.1 innings in the loss for RU, while Whaley struck out three in two relief innings to record the win after starter Chris Hernandez was pulled after four innings of work. UM closer David Gutierrez got the save after striking out the side in the ninth.
True freshman Rob Smorol (Clark, N.J.) made his collegiate debut on the mound (pinch ran in the season opener) for RU in Saturday's contest. Fellow true freshman pitcher Tyler Gebler (Toms River, N.J.) also made his collegiate debut in the contest.
Rutgers and Miami will close the series tomorrow with a 1:00 p.m. game. Sophomore righty Willie Beard (Spotswood, N.J.) will be on the mound for the Scarlet Knights against senior righty Jason Santana for the Hurricanes.


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The UGA baseball team lost a tie-breaking third game in the College World Series to claim a runner-up finish to the 2008 season. It was the sixth-ranked Bulldogs' third trip to Omaha in five years. The team beat top-ranked Miami and Stanford to reach the finals, pitted against eighth-ranked Fresno State. UGA won the first game of the series against Fresno, but lost the next two. The Bulldogs finished the season with an overall record of 45-25-1.


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There was a time, not too long ago, when Republicans decried "activist judges." Now they're lamenting that judges are not being activist enough.
"Unfortunately, the courts have been reluctant to exercise their constitutionally conferred power," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte proclaimed at a hearing Wednesday. He called on "the courts to check the president's overreach," and he complained that "the federal courts have read their own powers much more narrowly" than they should.
This newfound love of activist judges is the latest manifestation of what has been called Obama Derangement Syndrome: The president's opponents are so determined to thwart him that they will reverse long-held views if they believe it will weaken his stature.
Republicans have, for example, long deplored the filing of "frivolous lawsuits." But at Wednesday's hearings they were contemplating legislation that would authorize either chamber of Congress to file lawsuits against President Obama — even though one of the Republican committee members' witnesses believed the efforts would fail.
After law professor Elizabeth Price Foley presented the panel with "a road map of how the House can establish standing to sue the president," the committee's ranking Democrat, John Conyers, pointed out that earlier this month she penned an article for the Daily Caller titled "Why not even Congress can sue the administration over unconstitutional executive actions."
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It's perhaps a sign of progress that the House Republicans are now focusing on suing Obama rather than impeaching him, which was discussed at an earlier meeting of the committee. But if they weren't talking much about the "i-word," as Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, put it Wednesday, it's only because "it's an impractical tool," King said, as long as "we have Harry Reid as a shield in the Senate."
But suing the president isn't any more practical because the courts have long refused to settle such disputes between the elected branches. This means the proposed bills, and Wednesday's hearing, were really about the GOP effort to delegitimize Obama.
There are legitimate questions to be asked about the long-term shift of power from the legislature to the executive, but it's suspicious that Republicans are alarmed about abuses of power by Obama that are relatively minor compared to those undertaken by George W. Bush.
Republicans are irritated by Obama's refusal to deport children of illegal immigrants and his delaying implementation of parts of Obamacare.
Back when Democrats controlled the House and the Judiciary committee was looking into Bush's military tribunals, Guantánamo Bay, torture and warrantless wiretapping, Republicans on the panel said Democrats were "criminalizing differences of political opinion."
This week, Republicans and their witnesses filled three hours with accusations and wild hypotheticals: "Tyranny." "Dangerous and scary moment." "Imperial presidency." "Magisterial power." "Effectively having a monarch." "Alarming." "Constitutional tipping point." "Reeks of arrogance and conceit."
"Neither the president nor the attorney general have the constitutional right to make or change laws themselves," declared Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Tx.
"That is what happens in a dictatorship or a totalitarian government."
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2007's Timecrimes is a sharp time travel film that makes you believe the unbelievable in a movie with an impossible concept. Unfortunately, Nacho Vigilando fails to capture that same magic with his latest film, Open Windows. It's a mixed bag that shows promise at the start before fizzling out in the last 30 minutes. Its technique is ambitious, but the final result is not. Nick Chambers (Elijah Wood) is visiting Austin to meet his favorite actress, Jill Goddard (Sasha Grey). She's in town for Fantastic Fest to promote a comically terrible-looking cheap sci-fi sequel. Based on the clip, Jill is the kind of bad actress who still has her fans, including Nick, who runs a fansite for her. He was flown down to Austin to have dinner with Jill for an interview, but it's unexpectedly cancelled by a mysterious figure (Neil Maskell). Since that figure's voice is an English accent, you know something's wrong from the start.
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Were you such a fan of the Ethan Hawke/Selena Gomez instant classic Getaway that you have to see it again, only you'd like to see it kind of modified? Have I got a treat for you. Sit down for Nacho Vigalondo's Open Windows, a puzzling thriller that replaces the car with a webcam, Hawke for Elijah Wood, and the disembodied voice with…another disembodied voice. Wood stars as the creepy but well-meaning fanboy/webmaster of a website dedicated to what looks like paparazzi shots of his favorite actress, Jill Godard (Sasha Grey). Without any prompting (RED FLAG), a Disembodied Voice gives him a code for a secret webcam pointed on Jill. Thanks, buddy! You know the drill, though; if Wood doesn't do what he says, Jill dies. After a lot of furious typing and nineties hacking technology streaming across the screen, because he's a computer genius, the trailer devolves into some kind of action-y mess. Check out the trailer for yourself after the break.
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The Notre Dame Fighting Irish landed a commitment from three-star defensive tackle Pete Mokwuah on Friday.
The 6'3, 315-pounder, who attends St. Joseph by the Sea in Staten Island, New York, committed to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights back in May and although the Irish entered the race late, they were able to flip him.
"It was pretty much straightforward," Mokwuah told Tom Dowd of SILive.com. "I felt like it was a sign because certain things had to have happened for me to have this opportunity. Some things had to fall into place. I planned on enrolling at Rutgers in January but the way that my school curriculum works I wouldn't have had enough credits senior year so I wasn't able to go in January."
Mokwuah is rated at the 68th best defensive tackle, 10th best player in the state of New York and 1,061st best overall prospect in the class of 2014, according to 24/7 Sports' composite rankings.
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It's a big day for the State Theatre in downtown Sioux Falls.
The historic venue, built in 1926, received a $500,000 donation along with a new name: The Sylvia R. Henkin State Theatre.
For a theatre rich in both its beauty and history, there's no question it's a true gem in the heart of downtown which is exactly what people call it.
"This theatre will reopen as the Sylvia R Henkin State Theatre," Project director Stacy Newcomb-Weiland said.
That gem was celebrated, Thursday morning, by those who have made the renovations possible, including Sylvia Henkin herself. But, not without a few laughs first.
"Is anyone older than 91 years-old? George McGovern, you're just a kid, you're only 90,' Sylvia Henkin said.
Former Senator George McGovern was just one of many guests at Thursday's announcement. He says he wouldn't miss it for the world.
"I think Sylvia believes it's a blessing to have money and to be able to give it to a worthy cause," George McGovern said. "The state theatre, when it's all rehabilitated, is going to be a beautiful place."
Sylvia agrees.
"This is the last jewel in the crown that Sioux Falls has been able to amass. This is going to open a whole new era for people. They'll have matinees and evening shows, and even programs for children. It's a tremendous facility and so versatile, you can to almost anything in here," Henkin said.
For a woman that has lived in Sioux Falls for more than 60 years, she's proud of all she's done... and so is everyone else.
"There is very little opportunity that I haven't had a part of. It's part of keeping this alive, growing, giving back to the community all that it has given to us," Henkin said.
As part of her long history with downtown Sioux Falls, Henkin founded KSOO Radio and KSOO Television which is now KSFY Television.
Project leaders say their effort is to turn the $500,000 into $1 million which they hope to have in the next couple of months. If they reach their goal, the theatre will open in June 2013.


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- from GWI interview with aNet game designer, Jonathan 'Chap' Sharp.
GWI: Many of those who played a Ranger in previous BWE's felt like their pets didn't provide enough damage or had a slow reaction/target time, both ultimately resulting in a lowered DPS. First, have any significant changes been made to pets since BWE2 to balance DPS? Secondly, are there any future changes expected, and if so, what do they include?
Chap: Since the last BWE we've improved Pet AI, and we've also rebalanced a lot of the pets. Their damage should be higher than before, due to the AI changes, and a lot of them had slight tweaks to their defensive stats as well! This means we had to rebalance some ranger skills to account for the fact that their pets work now. Also, there were a number of bugs that had ranger pets stop attacking. We think we have addressed them all now.
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International Food Exhibition Philippines will be one of the most famous events related to food industry.International Food Exhibition Philippines will have discussion over many topics like Windows to Success in Food Business:Grasping the Essentials at Real Time,Mindanao Food and Agribusiness Investment and Market Forum and many more. In the International Food Exhibition Philippines, exhibitors will get an opportunity to showcase their innovative products and service related to food and Beverages like biscuits, confectioneries & snacks, allied products & services, processing equipment,tableware,kitchenware and many more.The exhibition leads out to be a meeting point for producers and manufacturers as well.
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My favorite style tends to be illustrated realism, not even sure if that's an actual style haha.
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A tribute to the early tattoo flash used in the West that decorated the first tattoo shops with vessels, ships, Cadillac cars, sports cars, women with feathers and jewels and the world of the circus that in the 20s became the most curious and unique American fashion. Dreams for the dreamers that captured the fantasy of customers, taking them on journeys to faraway worlds, rearranged by Spider Murphy's tattoo shop and published in this book. [Ordering instructions and photos on expanded page]
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We had an abundance of apricots from our CSA box this week and this recipe killed two birds with one stone. It used most of our remaining apricots and it was delicious! I think we'll be making this again if we get more apricots next week.
Summer Fruit Clafouti
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The Chicago Great Western opened their Robert Street lift bridge during 1913 and was later merged into the Chicago and North Western, which itself merged into the Union Pacific Railroad. The center portion of the bridge lifts upward for river traffic to pass and is similar to bridges in Hastings MN and Hannibal MO.
Two Windmills of Weesp De Eendragt and in the background De Vriendschap. Taken from a telescopic boom lift. www.weespermolens.org (Best viewed in Google Earth - 360 x 180 degrees, equirectangular image)
Prapoutel area during Christma 2008/2009 at 7 Laux Ski Resort
Replacing manways over the underground fuel tanks.
You ever wonder what they do with the snow when they clear a parking lot after a storm? Well at Squaw Valley they create a huge pile of snow at the east end of the lot. Where's one of the best spots to take pictures at Squaw Valley? On TOP of this pile. This is a 42 shot pan set taken looking west towards the ski ...


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Downeast Maine - North of Ellsworth
Next month (mid-June) I'll be heading to Downeast, Maine for a week. Our cottage rental is in Lubec but we are planning to travel up and down the coast from Winter Harbor in the Schoodic peninsula to across the Canadian border to Campobello Island in New Brunswick. Many of the places along the way appear to be small, local and seasonal – so there are virtually no restaurant websites and many of the suggestions posted on older Downeast threads are no longer open. I would love suggestions on hidden gems featuring fresh seafood and other Maine specialties anywhere north of Ellsworth (both coastal and inland). Thank you!
re: syrup09
I'm not sure if we are going up to Calais but I did find a website for the Nook & Cranny Restaurant in Baileyville which looks to be around 10 miles from Calais.
On your way up or back, Chester Pike's Galley on Route 1 in Sullivan (between Ellsworth and the turn off to Winter Harbor). Very casual and busy, but the service is great. Everything is home made including bread and burger buns. Fabulous chowder, haddock, crab rolls and more. Amazing cakes and pies made from scratch. Spectacular breakfasts, too.
When in Lubec, take a ride up to Eastport. The Quoddy Bay Lobster Restaurant (really more a 'shack' with picnic tables with a view across the water of Campobello) is FANTASTIC. Killer lobster rolls. Haddock sandwiches with a choice of tartar sauce or, get this, aioli! So good. Have a great time.
re: hitpas
Chester Pike's Galley's desserts look amazing (I found their Facebook) – we will definitely need to stop in and stock up on sweet treats for the week! Have you been to Bohemian Mama's Bakery in Addison – I read that they also have wonderful desserts?
I've also heard good things about Quoddy Bay Lobster – particularly the lobster roll. It looks like Eastport has some of the best dining options – I've read several good/recent reviews for this town, including the Mexican food at Bank Square Pizza.
Also in Sullivans, there's Tracey's, which is a roadside stand with great tasting & inexpensive lobster rolls. Last year, they were 2 for $15. Here is a link to a thread on Maine Lobster Rolls that includes my review from last summer: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/740772
re: jenchows
Fisherman's Inn isn't a lobster roll destination EXCEPT during the day they have a hot dog and lobster roll wagon in front of the restaurant. Pick up some lobster rolls and something to drink and head out to Schoodic Point for a picnic on the rocks. Mind you, the lobster rolls are fine and not too pricey.
If you find yourselves touring around the Blue Hill Peninsula, get to Bagaduce Lunch. You can google them and see what I mean. You can get either a regular Lobster roll or a big ol' baby. Great onion rings and fried clams, too.
re: hitpas
Flying into Bangor – not Portland – so I don't expect to go south of Ellsworth this time. Planning to do one or maybe two days driving up and down the coast between Lubec and the Schoodic peninsula to see places like Great Wass, Roque Bluffs, Jasper Beach, Cutler Preserve, etc. Trying to balance all the eating with a lot of hiking! I would also like to check out the wineries in the area – Bartlett Estate in Gouldsboro and Catherine Hill in Cherryfield.
re: jenchows
Great hiking destinations. We recently moved to the Down East area and just spent the day hiking in Cutler today. We've also visited the other places you've mentioned! We've not visited any wineries, but there is a good wine/beer/cheese shop in Machias called the French Cellar. They sometimes have tastings scheduled.
I would recommend Helen's in Machias for blueberry pie and fish chowder, Bohemian Mama's bakery in Addison, and Velazquez Mexican food in Milbridge. It's a seasonal taco truck tucked in behind Joshy's place. Also in Machias, try Tom's Mini-Mart. It's a gas station/deli beside the Bluebird hotel. They have delicious monster haddock burgers (with spicy waffle fries!) for $6.95.
re: jenchows
Bartlett's is wonderful. Allow time there for an extensive tasting. Going to Schoodic this week. The restaurant scene is picking up with places reopening or under new management. Will let you know if there's something you don't want to miss.
re: hitpas
Looking forward to recommendations for the Schoodic area – recently read an article in the Bangor Daily News that Mama's Boy might be re-opening this year and that Gerrish would re-open on May 15th with a new chef.
In addition to other places mentioned:
Hancock: Le Domaine (although ownership has changed, it's still the place for French fare, an excellent wine list, and fine dining); Crocker House Country Inn (unpretentious inn on the point serving continental fare made with local ingredients) Chipper's (casual leaning to fine atmosphere, wide-ranging menu with emphasis on seafood).
Winter Harbor: Bunker's Wharf is a must for the location on a good day, views are lovely. Tends to be a bit pricey. Ask locally how it is this season. Gerrish's Store is always evolving. Rumor is the the old Mama's Boy is reopening. The Winter Harbor Farmers Market on Tuesday mornings t is a great spot to pick up both fresh and prepared foods.
Milbridge: Fisherman's Wife Cafe
Steuben: Kitchen Garden is back (Yay! Limited menu drawn from garden and local sources, mostly organic; Jamaican influenced--jerk, goat, etc., BYOB $5 fee, reservations/order required at least a day in advance; no credit cards)
Lubec: Bold Coast Smokehouse & Monica's Choclates (between the two, you've got a meal); dining possibilities include Cohill's, Frank's Dockside, Water Street Inn, and the lobster restaurant at the Inn at the Wharf. Each can be hit or miss.
Eastport/Perry: New Friendly (unfussy good home cookin')
Calais: sigh. Now that Juliana's World Cafe has closed, that leaves Bernardini's. It's fine and smack downtown. Or cross the border--just remember that you lose an hour (Atlantic time is an hour ahead of Eastern time).
re: Mainegal
Bold Coast Smokehouse closed in March, according to the website. I hope they find a new owner, and I hope they ship. Their stuff looks great.
re: harrie
I found the website for the Garden Kitchen in Steuben (http://www.thekitchengardenrestaurant...) and the menu looks amazing!
Disappointed to see Bold Coast Smokehouse has closed as this was close to our rental in Lubec.
Anyone familiar with the Jonesboro area? Looks like it has a few options from the higher end Chandler River Lodge (http://www.chandlerriverlodge.com/) to the local joint, Smokey Toast Café (https://www.facebook.com/SmokyToastCafe). I would like to find some dining options in between Great Wass Island Preserve and Roque Bluffs.
re: harrie
Do you know of any similar smokehouses in the area?
Although it has been some time since I've been there last, I found the Union River Lobster Pot in Ellsworth to be very good. I've just checked their website, though, and they won't be opening until June 9. If the owners are the same, I trust their quality will be, too! Best of luck!
re: CindyJ
Did you make to Callais? The odd point is when I was at an area known for it's seafood, I ordered Veal parm at The Wickachee Diner.
When I took the West Bus I didn't see alot of anything Between Calais and Machias on Route 1. I guess the towns are off the road.


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Do all individuals bear some form of insecurity?
Every person I know faces challenges that goes back to the insecurities they have cultivated over a period of time. They are of different genders, age, background, yet seem to struggle because of the insecurities they carry.
Are we, as human beings, constructed in a way that innately leaves room for insecurities to breed as we experience life?
Topics: fear human behavior human psychology
Jul 19 2012: Fear of the unknown makes us insecure.Through Knowledge & wisdom we can overcome insecurities. A religious person overcomes insecurity by reposing faith in GOD. It is "AGNANA" or lack of wisdom that breeds insecurity. Desire in a way also breeds insecurity. Human beings as long as thay are under the influence of "MAYA" or illusion will experience the feeling of insecurity.
Jul 23 2012: Yes, we all have insecurities, for different reasons.
In my work sometimes I have to climb to tanks in chemical plants and I'm afraid to heights. I felt from a breadfruit tree when I was 7. That day was recorded in my memory as a stigma.
Every time I have the oportunity I climb as much as i can and I feel I will loose consciousnes. My work partner see me and ask me why i did it. I say to him that i'm not affraid of my fears. Living with them is part of being human.
Drive changes in other people with you example.
Jul 19 2012: Any sense of security is illusory, but some can ignore that all the live-long day. Insecurity itself you can trade on the open market it's so prevalent. If we could cast aside all sense of insecurity we would be deemed insane rather than the ultimate self-assured individual. I think in one sense it is a survival mechanism - don't get too comfortable, be ever-wary of changing circumstances, etc. Keep moving or die. :)
Jul 18 2012: I really have known some truly and totally secure individuals - and they were neither more advanced nor more special. Somehow, I find these persons to be broken and they simply have no awareness of it - it is everyone else's problem.
Maybe we carry our humanity in our broken places and maybe our humanity really depends on how we relate to our individual brokenness.


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There came 1999, and some "same old Jets" karma came back to haunt. The team was favored to win the Super Bowl, and Vinny Testaverde goes down week one. However, in the way that only Bill Parcells can, he didn't let the team quit. No, they played hard every week, and once Ray Lucas took over the quarterback position the team took off.
They finished 6-2 over the last half of the season, leaving them with an 8-8 record. I remember during the last game, which the team won, against the Seattle Seahawks, the home crowd was thundering with the chant, "One more year!! One more year!! One more year!" It seemed like there was no way that Bill wouldn't come back, not with that cheering occurring.
Well, he stepped down one day later. Bill stayed on as general manager for the 2000 season, and then was gone. With that, I spent a great deal of time mad at coach Parcells. First of all, it was the first time in Parcells' career that he didn't spend enough time to take his team to the Super Bowl. And, it happened to the Jets? Our Jets! The only team that Bill Parcells didn't take to the Super Bowl at the point. He could have stayed one more year. The team would have been back at full force, and likely a favorite to get to the dance once again. But instead, he left, and I was ticked off.
That anger increased when he returned to coaching with the Cowboys in 2003. Why? Because he said chapter and verse about how 1999 was the last year he would coach. He even wrote a book about it. And then he came back? How dare he spurn the Jets, after he didn't even bring them to a Super Bowl? I was mad at Bill for a long time after that. As a fan, I felt cheated. I felt like he had no regard for Jets fans, or the late Leon Hess who wanted him so badly, if he could behave that way, and I was hurt.
However, my feelings have softened towards the big guy. Why? Because he took the Jets out of the bottom. He got rid of the reputation for being synonymous with "loser". He gave the Jets legitimacy, and credibility. Bill Parcells goes to your team, that team must be treated with respect, and that is what he brought to the New York Jets. That was priceless. How could I stay mad at him?
Congratulations to Bill Parcells on his enshrinement in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. It's only his second year of eligibility, but it was STILL overdue in my book.


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I happen to be George Clayton,
an Engineer working for
Reliable Excavation Demolition.
If ya need anythin',
don't be afraid to bother me. I'm happy to help.
Stupid Sexy Spies
look at amy's splices gais
Turning away from his nest when the familiar crackling sound met his ears, George expected his sight to land on an enemy Spy; instead, his eyes met a seemingly malfunctioning teleporter exit. The thought of the cold having partially frozen its circuits came to mind, but it appeared much more likely that there was a disturbance on the other end. Checking over his shoulder to make sure there weren't any incoming attackers, the Engineer attempted to dispatch a solution to the problem.
Science Day in India, posting whole series of Scientists, their inventions or discoveries.
[…] It did look like a lot of fun. The only Engineer out of both RED and BLU to jump in was Dell, and he was doing so almost strictly in a supportive role with his dispenser. Normally, Ben would've been all for something crazy like this, but he'd had too much to drink today and probably would've killed one or more of his own teammates on accident like Hector had.
"All right, let's take a bet on this one. Leo versus th' bigger BLU lady Medic. They look t' be pretty matched, an' they're both already bleedin'. What d'y'all think?"
"I think he's an idiot and there's a soft spot in his skull." Jonah straddled a console chair backwards, looking out. "She doesn't need half the wind-up he does with that saw of hers…and look — look, there he goes, trying a damn judo flip with a sword in one hand. Goddamn it, Leo." He paused to seek consolation from his beer. "That Medic knows how to tangle. You don't…get close to Medics."
He squinted then. "Hey, our little Scout's trying to go. You get any sort of read on her yet? Seems cute."
After taking a ride through spawn due to an eager Heavy's minigun at the very start of the battle, George had headed over to the skybox, not wanting to participate in a seemingly senseless fight. At least it would be a good exercise for those to let off steam that were barely managing to sit on their hands while the BLU base was being reconstructed. Rounding up the stairs, a quick turn of the knob proved it to be locked—someone probably not wanting the fight to come to them. Rapping the back of his knuckles against the door, the Engineer called to the others on the inside; "Hey, it's George, open up, would ya?"
((that's right you guys keep givin charlie a hard time make him work for his food))
They'd reached the end and Charles finally realizes what he's doing—he's singing along with an enemy to some soft-hearted song and oh god he can feel his cheeks burning…no, no, no…He abruptly stands, hand covering the lower half of his face. "Désolé, e-excuses-moi." He quickly mumbles a polite 'merci for zhe music' and hastily makes his exit out of the workshop.
Tilting his head to the side when Charles stood up, he blinked as the Spy covers his face, watching the other head towards the door. "Hey, wait! There's some other songs I had in mind that I thought ya might want to hear!" ..but then he was already gone, the shop left silent now. ..Wasn't his face a bit red, too, before he left?
Getting up, he moves to look out down the hallway, not seeing any sign of Charles. Raising a brow, he turns back into the shop, guessing that he probably wouldn't be coming back any time soon after that. Closing the window, George chuckles quietly; he'll have to remember this and mention it again sometime for an even better reaction.
For now, the guitar was set back in the corner, the chairs readjusted. The Engineer had his break, which admittedly was quite more enjoyable then it appeared to be at first. Uncovering the schematics on the desk, he set back into his work for the night.
"Plenty," George supplied when Charles couldn't get remember it. Nodding his head to the rhythm of the song now, he couldn't help but let out a laugh at the thought of their situation. Letting his eyes slip shut, he continued on happily.
"Help yourself to happiness and sprinkle it with mirth~"
Charles was pretty sure this was what it was like to die of embarrassment. Some cruel torture the engineer cooked up for him—except for the fact that he was doing this of his own free will.
"Close your eyes and, um, dream for uh…all you're worzh…you will feel te-uh, er…iffic when you, uh, uh…get back down to earzh~"
"From a dreamer's holiday~!" He found himself chuckling good naturedly now, eyes opening to land on Charles's face— whose reaction was the best of all, considering he had just sang the entire song once through with him. "That wasn't so hard now, was it? Now that ya went through it once, how about ya try for a second time around? Ya could probably get some of the lyrics even better now!"
Charles was much too stiff in his actions and thought to be able to add much comment, focusing on trying not to flounder with the words but still failing in spots, but this time he manages to join in with George when he's supposed to. "Time, zhere is—-uh, of…You need no re-uh, eservation…Just, um, bring along zhe, uh-zhe one you love…"
"Plenty," George supplied when Charles couldn't get remember it. Nodding his head to the rhythm of the song now, he couldn't help but let out a laugh at the thought of their situation. Letting his eyes slip shut, he continued on happily.
"Help yourself to happiness and sprinkle it with mirth~"


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Dates: 6-8 April, 2011
Call for Proposals Deadline: 14 December 2010
Location: McAllen, Texas
Website: http://www.southtexascollege.edu/humantrafficking/index.html
Description: The Women's Studies Committee of South Texas College in conjunction with the Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León is pleased to announce a call for papers for our fifth annual conference on Human Trafficking.
This year's theme will focus on trafficking within and between countries in the Americas. Because the causes and consequences of Human Trafficking are broad and varied, we seek submissions from scholars, practitioners and journalists across many disciplines, including Political Science, Sociology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, Economics, Psychology and health professionals.
We especially encourage submissions on topics in one of following areas.
- Domestic trafficking in the United States, or within any country in the Americas
- Trafficking across borders
- Government efforts to combat trafficking in source countries
- The role of international organizations in combating trafficking
- The nature of and causes behind the growth of sexual exploitation and coerced sexual services performed by persons who are trafficked
- Organized sex industries and the people who profit from them
- The connection between transformations in the global economy and the rise of sexual slavery
- The expansion of worldwide markets and the rise of commodified sexuality and coerced sexual practices
- Strategies for reducing the global practice of sex and labor trafficking
The conference will include presentations by guest speakers as well as art exhibits on both sides of the Texas/Mexico border. Proposals for papers, panels and roundtables will be accepted through December 14, 2010, and may be sent via e-mail to Jenny B. Clark, Chair of the Women's Studies Committee at [email protected], Denese McArthur at [email protected] or Arun Acharya-Kumar at [email protected] Please include the term "Sex Trafficking Conference" in the subject line, or visit us at http://www.southtexascollege.edu/humantrafficking/index.html
Please pass on to your colleagues as appropriate. We shall make prompt responses to all proposals.
Cosponsored by Texas National Association of Social Workers, Rio Grande Branch (CEUs for social workers from NASW Texas pending final approval, CLEs for Lawyers pending approval, CEU's for Health Professionals pending approval and TCLOESE credit for law enforcement).


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JoeShmoe64 said...
Indeed it is. Sounds like we might be getting an old school dungeon running rep. I don't miss them, but I do miss the tons of profession recipes they offered.
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The story of the knights of the silver hand never ends:
Warcraft III: knights of the silver hand.
Afterwards: the silver hand ended, from it's remains came two factions: first the scarlet crusade, then the argent dawn.
In WoW: Argent dawn becomes the most important level 60 faction.
Wrath: Tirion Fording reistablishes the silver hand, then unite with the argent dawn to create the argent crusade. The scarlet crusade becomes the scarlet onslought.
End of wrath: the argent crusade unites with the knights of the ebon blade to create the Ashen Verdict.
Cataclysm: The Ashen Verdict becomes a leading neutural faction.
I can't get enough of these Paladins. Neither can I get enough of the rebel DKs (espacialy when my main is one). I just hope we see the Druids getting more lore too, they missed a lot in wrath. Wrath had lore for paladins, DKs, mages, and warlocks.


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Teaching Kids Tolerance
A gay, transgendered student was shot by another student at his junior high school this week.
In Tuesday's Moms Are Talking About we told you about Lawrence King, a 15-year-old who was shot in the head by a classmate. King was declared brain dead Wednesday, and the 14-year-old male suspect now faces a first-degree murder charge, according to the Ventura County Star.
Classmates say Lawrence was a homosexual, transgendered student who sometimes wore high-heeled boots, makeup, jewelry and painted nails to school. The shooter had allegedly bullied the victim for quite some time. We called Cornell University psychologist Ritch C. Savin-Williams, author of The New Gay Teenager, for tips on teaching our own kids tolerance for transgendered kids. "Parents must do everything they can to create a wide spectrum of gender expression," he says.
Here are his top five tips:
• Start early. Even toddlers can learn that gender expression is okay.
• Encourage emotion. Allow your child to cry and express his or her feelings.
• Watch your language. Ban expressions like "boys don't cry" or "girls aren't pushy" from your vocabulary.
• Offer kids a variety of toys. For instance, don't say things like, "You want the truck, right?" to your toddler son. Let him decide--even if he chooses a doll or princess toy.
• Allow kids to be open and positive about peoples' differences. Even if you aren't tolerant of gay or transgendered people, your children live in a world that's very different than it was even 20 years ago. "Teach your child about the world that will come," Savin-Williams concludes, "not the one you were raised in."
Hogwash, Savin-Williams!
I will teach my children and grandchildren about the world that SHOULD be, and that includes part of the world I was raised in. It especially includes teaching them that the Bible doesn't condone homosexuality. And I'm SICK OF people who keep threatening to teach our children "tolerance" when in fact they're attempting to brainwash them into perverse ways of thinking.


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I was a PAGB judge for many years and I've been looking through gallery pictures on Photozine.
I have to say that either many people never give negative comments, or they refrain from commenting at all on pictures that require some statement to help the photographer.
Criticism should be constructive, but we must also be careful not to have a mutual admiration society - i have seen these in operation at many clubs at which I used to judge.
It is important to pass constructive comment where necessary - otherwise, why show.
How do others feel
[quote]mutual admiration society[quote]
Each to there own, thats why we have a special critique gallery
i don't like to give a negative comment because it isn't advantagous to the person and only makes them feel down
what i prefer to do is pick up on the positives and then give advice by suggesting what i would personally do if the image was my own.
that way the person can either take on the advice and adjust the image accordingly or simply appreciate how i see it but stick with their own creation.
admiration societies make me sick - yes that is worded rather harshly but it is how i feel - a public image site like epz should be a wonderful place to share photography amongst fellow photographers in a happy, friendly atmosphere without bias - by all means be friends with other members but don't create groups specifically to enhance favour and stats for certain members photographs creating unfair disadvantage to anyone who isn't "in the clique" with those biased people.
though when i see an image with 200+ clicks, my scepticism side kicks in because in reality it is most likely closer to 20 - 30 genuine clicks because most of the amount is "favoured friends" regardless of whether the image is liked or not by that "friend".
years ago my father and i were members of a local photography club but we left because every single competition always had the same winning photographs year after year - new members had no chance at all even if they were very impressive.
I struggle to criticise considering myself an amateur. However, if a shot as genuine problems, ie blown sky or too dar ketc I do try to mention it. Always say it in the nicest possible way. To be fair several have made 'negative' comments on my shots and I learn all the time from them.
I struggle more to praise people, get tired of saying top shot, good comp etc. To compliment is sometimes harder.
Quote: Criticism should be constructive
Paul, I don't think the negative comment you left on one of my images recently was particularly constructive, in fact I think it was bordering on insulting.
Don't get me wrong, I welcome constructive critique and appreciate that many of my shots don't have broad appeal, but please practice what you preach..
Fight, fight!!!
Think with that comment Paul had consigned your image to the "does not conform to camera club rules" pile
The problem is that ePZ is not about judging images. It says quite clearly vote if you like the image, not vote because it is
1) inspiring
2) technically competent
3) different
4) ad infinitum
Everyone is qualified to say why they do or don't like an image, few choose to do so because generally it is not what a lot of the posters want to hear.
I think Paul is going to ruffle some feathers and it will be interesting to see.
However, having recently witnessed a number of images (100+) that according to the individuals photographers "do well for me on the circuit" - only one image did I wish I had taken myself
So I think that says I think a lot different from CC judges. In particular most were not sharp, a few badly printed, but mostly they were uninispiring and conformist to a style.
Quote: Paul, I don't think the negative comment you left on one of my images recently was particularly constructive, in fact I think it was bordering on insulting.
Not so sure about insulting, but it wasn't constructive. "sorry not for me" is about as constructive as "nice shot" To be fair though Paul is giving out a lot of constructive stuff he must not like you Steve
I go through spates of critiquing and always try and use the sh*t sandwich approach: Nice comment, Bad comment, and finish off with a Nice comment, not always possible but it's a good way of doing it.
Quote: though when i see an image with 200+ clicks, my scepticism side kicks in because in reality it is most likely closer to 20 - 30 genuine clicks because most of the amount is "favoured friends" regardless of whether the image is liked or not by that "friend".
Sadly, this is the conclusion I am coming to after viewing some of the submissions. Is it the fabled "click clique"?
Seem to have stirred something up. Sorry to Steve if he thought I was insulting - I've looked at his portfolio and most of it IS for me - but a few, technically excellent though they are, are not, purely on the subject.
For those of you that have never judged a competition rather than individual shots, consider this.
You have 50 pictures in a general subject comp and must pick 1, 2 and 3. How do you do it?
I submit that you first reject everything that does not fit the competition rules and everything that is has obvious technical faults - focus, exposure etc.
Now reject very common subjects that are relatively often seen.
You probably now have 10 pictures left. How do you arrive at 1,2 and 3. You can find little or nothing to knock them for - with different judges any one could be the winner.
The answer is simple, you pick out the one that YOU like best - statements like 'not really for me' do then become relevant - The winner is the shot that you, and only you like best! The second is the one YOU like second best and so on.
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Quote: statements like 'not really for me' do then become relevant
true, but ultimately it does not tie in to this:
Quote: Criticism should be constructive,
There are lots of threads on here complaining about the "nice shot" or "i like it!" responses. Which while nice to receive are not constructive.
Of course you are swayed by personal preferences when judging, however, do you tell the 7 that you didn't pick: "sorry not for me" and cast it aside?
I'm not having a go Paul, as you've made a lot of good comments in your short time here, but i think Steve was right in his assessment that you weren't being constructive on that shot.
oh and i have judged CC comps...not saying i did it well mind
Quote: but a few, technically excellent though they are, are not, purely on the subject.
Can you explain what you mean by this ?
If it is to do with the epz categories then they can be quite broad in interpretation and sometimes you have to pick one that you think fits best.
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IN THE GARDEN mugrug swap
Quiltinana you are fast! I will look out for it next week, yay!
Omg I am not that fast and don't want to be
I will get my mugrug to Sassy by the 31st of the month.
That was fast! Will let you know when it arrives.
I wasn't trying to be fast or rush anybody. I know the deadline. But I have a big quilt to finish and I was "clearing the decks " so that I could get to it. I had been thinking about what I wanted to make since the topic of the swap was announced and was ready to go.
My mugrug is here! And I love it. Plan to post a picture in the morning so you'll know I'm gonna be using it.
Here's my MugRug complete with morning coffee!
Kathy (skawkl) you mugrug is on it's way, i mailed it today. enjoy
Wiley, that sure is a nice mug rug. What a pretty way to start a morning. Thanks for the pic.
I can even eat a snack or two with my coffee or breakfast. The possibilities are endless.
Finished mine today but won't be able to get to the post office until next weekend
J Lu, I'm making progress. Trying something new for me, hope you'll like it. I've finished the top, will get it sandwiched and quilted this week sometime.
Els I've just today found a pattern that I like. Ill get started on yours tomorrow.
J Lu
quiltnanny, I'm the same way ~ you'll have your mugrug by 7/31, not 7/13!
Sassy NeedlePusher
Jane _kiwi - USPS tracking says your package was delivered Friday the 5th. Did you get it?
pegsami, my little rug will be going out to you tomorrow & I'll let you know the tracking # when I get it.
J Lu, yours should go to the post office on Monday.
WOW did I have a surprise last night in my mailbox, my mugrug from Shirley (Shirlwin) all the way from Australia in just one week!!!
Shirley your work is just beautiful and I really love it thank you so much. The colors are so bright and cheerful and the butterfly is really cute. I hope you don't have to wait too long for mine to arrive. I guess we now know who has the better postal delivery.
"All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream"
-Edgar Allan Poe-
I love the colors and such a good idea to include a postcard.
got my mugrug from Kathy yesterday but I can't post picture, the card reader on my puter went capoot.. but I love it and it is sooo cute. ty Kathy.
Yay Kayla! I am so pleased it has arrived safely.
Shirley I really do love it and the fact that is a little larger than a standard mugrug is perfect I'm going to use it as a candle mat instead of a mugrug.
"All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream"
-Edgar Allan Poe-
Shirlwin, that's a beautiful, colorful mug rug. I love the little butterfly on the side.
Shawkl thank you I received my awesome garden mug rug and yes I LOVE it. I'm not shure where I will use it.
This picture does not do it justice.
The smallest Cross in the corner is the one you put in the room.
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Shawl So pretty !!!
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Shawkl, that's such a pretty, delicate mug rug. It brings out the beauty in the garden.
I love the wee bird drinking at the bird bath
Is that hand embroidered? Is lovely.
oh what a sweet mugrug, so dainty. love the design.
get your thinking caps on, next month's theme is "county fairs"
I admire anyone that does handwork....I don't.
Looks wonderful Shawl you do great work!!!
If life hands you scraps make quilts
I've been trying for over an hour to scan/resize/save and open this. Lets try it again.
Well the photo came out dark and not very clear. The petals are fussy cut yellow flowers and the three leaves are fussy cut as well. Maybe Jane can post a better photo.
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Elsie123 I just finished you rug except the binding. Ill play with that tonight while I'm watching TV. I hope you like it. Ill get it out tomorrow.
J Lu
Thanks J Lu! I just put yours in the mail this morning, you should have by Wednesday or so.
Great I can't wait to see it.
J Lu
I have my mugrug made for HappyErm....hope to be mailing it tomorrow or wed!
Take time for kindness & for giving. Take time for friends & happy living!
Ilovemy4kids did you receive the mugrug I sent it has been 2 weeks and I thought you should have received it by now. If not I'll do another. Please let me know...Thanks.
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I got mine today from Nik--I am so glad she said she would do a pix of it, as I want everyone to see what a darling mugrug it is!!
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Sue Stitches, i am still working on yours. i haven't forgot about you.
I received this beauty from skawkl
WHEW! Quiltnanny, I'm glad you've not already finished and mailed mine...cause yours is enjoying it's vacation in my sewing room right now
Sassy NeedlePusher
Quiltnanny, just saw your post saying you USE your mugrugs...that answered the question and determines my choice to complete and send your way. I work everyday this week, so, don't sit by your mailbox just yet
Sassy NeedlePusher
Finally, my head cold is clearing up enough for me to think...and operate my camera phone photo transfer software! Here is the mugrug I received from Califgal...thanks again Patsy.
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Also this week...my mugrug from Applik arrived. Thanks Kate. It's kinda Hawaiian don't you think? Well, I do...and shall think of a nice vacation when I use it. Hugs!
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Both are really cute, love the bright colors
"All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream"
-Edgar Allan Poe-
Shawkl, your work is exquisite. Love your hand work.
If life hands you scraps make quilts
Sassy, We still have a few weeks! I plan on finishing up and put in mail next week!!
Kathy you got some really cute rugs and I'm loving yours of course.
J Lu
Hi Evelyn, I have finally finished your Mug Rug.
I hope to get it in the mail early next week.
There sure have been some lovely mug rugs received so far I am loving looking at all these.
(((HUGS))) Roz.
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