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"… We said we had to go out with a win, and we did," Cass coach Rick Casko said. "We made a couple of mistakes, but our kids played really hard and I think the kids focused and played for the seniors. … The kids know that they played well together; the seniors were happy, they leave with a victory; and it's what you need to do. You don't want to lose your last one … "
Despite an early deficit following a safety by the Ramblers (1-9), the Colonels (5-5) never looked as if they would enter the offseason with a five-game losing streak. Brandon Etheridge and the Cass offense scored four straight times, with the defense setting up two of those scores.
Following a fumble recovery by Cass at the LaFayette 32-yard line, a 15-yard completion from Etheridge to Kelin Wells on fourth-and-9 kept the drive alive, and the Colonels scored when Chris Morton hauled in a screen pass and raced 17 yards to paydirt. Pablo Delores kicked the extra point as Cass grabbed a 7-2 lead with 5:02 to play in the first quarter.
The Colonels' second touchdown also came with the benefit of excellent field position after Rambler punter Joe Clayton dropped a high snap and was tackled at his team's 25.
As Cass took possession near the red zone, Etheridge quickly hit Jordan Cothron and Wells for back-to-back first down passes, getting the ball down to the 2-yard line. From there, Chaz Rokins bulled his way into the end zone to give the Colonels a 14-2 lead in the second quarter.
LaFayette continued to add to its woes on its ensuing possession as quarterback Alize Woodall uncorked a badly overthrown ball that was intercepted by Cass's Letrize Thompson, who returned the ball 18 yards to the Rambler's 12-yard line.
On their third snap, which followed a holding call that backed them up to the 15, Etheridge eluded danger from the LaFayette defense, which chased him out the backfield. The junior signal-caller turned a potential loss into more points for the Colonels, who led 21-2 after Delores's third extra point.
With the Ramblers avoiding a turnover on their next possession, Cass had to start its final scoring drive of the first half at its own 45. The Colonels showed that having to drive a few extra yards was no obstacle as the coaching staff again dialed up a screen pass for Morton. The sophomore receiver pulled in Etheridge's throw and began his 45-yard march toward the end zone, one that was aided by a crushing block by Wells.
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Mad Homes: Houses Turned Into Installation Art
Four homes slated for demolition have been used as blank canvases for thirteen Seattle artists to create one-of-a-kind site specific installations. What will you experience as you make your way through these homes? Well, all I can say is expect the unexpected.
This past weekend marked the opening of the three week long exhibition "Mad Homes" in the North Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle. Before these former living spaces are torn down to make way for a new housing development (that being a whole other issue in itself), the people of Mad Art are giving an incredible opportunity to a few emerging artists.
From entering a home packaged in saran-wrap and ready to ship, to walking into rooms covered in old clothes, to ducking and weaving through red pulling straps laced through every surface you will have an incredibly unique experience making your way through these art installations.
I look all day at how to design your home in new ways and how to incorporate art and decor into your living space, but what if you had the entire house to use as art itself? What would you do? What kind of experience would you want to create for your audience?
Having free range to make art at this scale doesn't come around that often. This is the kind of work that inspires me as an artist. If you are in, or will be visiting Seattle before August 7th you just might want to stop by "Mad Homes" for a little happy insanity.
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When my kids were little, we used to let them play with painters tape. On many days, we arrived home to things like this, and all the adults would spend days creeping around to preserve them. Favorite toys, books, household implements would all end up caught in the web. My son even used to make a sippy cup holder in his, for convenience. All of the hassle and annoyance just slipped away when I walked in the door.
As an artist I can only applaud an initiative that drags good art pieces out of the galleries and museums and, quite literally, into the streets. Wish I could see it in person.
these homes didn't look very decrepit to me, it's a shame they're tearing them down.
The 12th picture is pretty awesome
I agree with talktoearthworms, these homes look to be in great shape. Shame on the city for allowing them to be torn down.
The Inversion House installation in Houston has them all beat. I believe it's been dismantled now, but the house appears to be sucked into a vortex -- the tunnel runs all the way through the house.
Pics here: http://tinyurl.com/ypybxc
Thank you @talkstoearthworms, it is a terrible shame. These homes were not decrepit, i live on this street one block over and know the last occupants of two of these houses. I've been to parties, done laundry, and seen how happy the people living here were. Living in a city and seeing older well loved houses mixed in with larger condos and apartments is what gives Capitol Hill part of it's charm.
No one I've talked to was happy to leave and no one who lives and loves this part of the hill is pleased with the change, especially when theres plenty of empty lots and boarded up buildings to be found blocks from here that could be utilized. But that's progress i suppose and an amazing view is a good enough reason to knock down peoples homes when theres more money to be made.
For anyone in the Seattle area--> The UW School of Art is hosting a companion show to this exhibition. "Mad Homes Artists Troy Gua, Amanda Manitach, Julia Haack, Ryan Molenkamp, Luke Haynes and Allyce Wood create companion pieces to their works at the Mad Homes project in the Jacob Lawrence Gallery. The reception is free and open to the public"
reminds me of these installations done in an abandoned Detroit house by teaching fellows at University of Michigan's College of Architecture.
I just want to make a quick shout out for Gordon Matta Clark!
I forgot in my sadness over the homes being demolished to say how fantastic they look now! I walked thru the other day and I'm very happy to see the houses get the last hurrah they deserve.

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Twirling Candy and Setsuko, two of the prime participants in a series of bumping incidents through the stretch of a roughly run Santa Anita Handicap March 5, are ready to resume their rivalry in the $150,000 Californian at Hollywood Park Saturday.
The Grade II test at 1 1/8 miles on Cushion Track serves as a major prep for the $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup July 9.
Twirling Candy, who was pinballed in the middle of the bumping and finished fifth as the 1-2 favorite, worked one mile in 1:38 Sunday. "Nice and smooth," said trainer John Sadler. "We're looking to run.
"Twirling Candy actually came out of the Big' Cap in good shape physically," said Sadler. "He had an abscess on his foot when he came to Hollywood Park but that was taken care of."
Sadler also considered entering Gladding, 10th-place finisher in the Big 'Cap, in the Californian pending a Monday work.
Trainer Richard Mandella hopes that Setsuko luck changes in the Californian. The 4-year-old colt finished second by a nose behind Game On Dude in the Big 'Cap after being bumped in midstretch. The Hall of Fame trainer was disappointed by a "no change" decision by stewards after a lengthy inquiry.
Mandella hoped to run Setsuko in the $1-million Charles Town Classic in West Virginia April 16 but the 4-year-old colt, who has not won a stake, was bumped out of the last spot in a field of 10 by a late entrant with better criteria. Setsuko broke his maiden at Hollywood Park and has finished second in three graded stakes.
Trainer Paddy Gallagher said he planned to enter both Soul Candy and Aggie Engineer, fourth and ninth, respectively, in the Big 'Cap. "Both have run well here before," said Gallagher in reference to wins by Soul Candy in the California Cup Classic and Aggie Engineer in the Native Diver Handicap last fall, both at the Californian distance. Aggie Engineer worked six furlongs in 1:12.60.
As many as nine could participate. Probables include Twirling Candy (Joel Rosario), Setsuko (Victor Espinoza), Soul Candy (Garrett Gomez), Aggie Engineer (Joe Talamo), Victory Pete (Tyler Baze), Honour the Deputy and Spurrier.
Spurrier, fourth in the Californian last year, worked four furlongs in 47.60, while Victory Pete drilled six furlongs in 1:13.20.
Gladding and Informed, the 2009 winner, are possible.
Trainer and co-owner Bob Leonard lifted jockey Joe Steiner off the ground with an emotional hug after a shocking upset by Slane Castle, who was nearly 71-1, in Saturday's fifth race, a maiden test for fillies and mares at 1 1/16 miles.
Steiner, 46, had not won a race in more than six years. Leonard, who has trained throughout the country, last won a race in California in 1987.
Steiner was busy accepting congratulations throughout the stable area Sunday morning after winning with his 12th mount following a comeback this year.
"I've been doing a little bit of everything since I hurt my neck and shoulder in a spill at Santa Anita six years ago," said Steiner. "After the injuries healed, I worked for the Jockeys Guild, then in real estate.
"The last two years I've worked horses for Bob Baffert," continued Steiner. "That got the fires burning to come back and ride. This is a huge passion of mine. Working horses in the morning, putting it all together and winning in the afternoon is the ultimate."
Steiner has been friends with Leonard since his youth in Washington state and rode Leonard's previous California winner, Saratoga Passage, in the 1987 Norfolk Stakes during the Oak Tree meet at Santa Anita.
"We're from Seattle," explained Leonard, with his wife Penley, after sending out his first winner at Hollywood Park. "We were at Longacres until it closed down. Joe won a lot of races for us there. His mom and dad, who run the kitchen at Emerald Downs, are dear friends. Joe's won races for us in Illinois and Indiana as well as Washington and California."
Leonard managed to juggle a career as an airline pilot with raising a family and traveling the country as a trainer. "I got started in racing in college in 1964 when five fraternity brothers including myself each put up $300 to buy two horses," said Leonard. "We raced under the stable name Penta Bros."
Leonard flew for Northwest Airlines for 30 years from 1966-1996 and has raced at more than 40 tracks in 20 states during his career. Leonard campaigned multiple stakes winner Phi Beta Doc, a multiple stakes winner who captured the Virginia Derby, set a course record for 1 3/16 miles winning the Saranac Stakes on the Saratoga turf and paid $89 winning a stake at Delaware Park.
"Nobody knew us there just like nobody knows us here," explained Leonard of the lofty prices his winners returned. "Slane Castle probably should have been 10-1. She only finished 1 ½ lengths behind (favorite) Izshelegal in her last race."
Leonard has three horses stabled in Hollywood Park's Barn 53. Slane Castle, a 3-year-old Castledale filly, was making her sixth start.
"That was a rider's race yesterday, and Joey timed it perfectly," said Leonard of the photo-finish victory.
"What's special to us is that Joey is back riding," said Mrs. Leonard. The couple makes their home in Las Cruces, N.M.
Owner-trainer-breeder Bill Gregory stood next to the stall of Charlie'sboywins in Barn 60 North Sunday, still tingling with excitement after his first victory with the 4-year-old gelding in a maiden claiming race Thursday.
"I had a stroke last August; getting up each morning to see my horses keeps me going," said Gregory, 78.
Gregory and his wife Nancy, the co-owner and co-breeder of the horse, live in Playa del Rey.
Gregory retired after spending 40 years as a veterinarian in Woodland Hills and Calabasas.
"I was born and raised in Kentucky and always wanted to be a horse trainer since I was knee-high to a duck," said Gregory. "We always had show horses but my father said, 'No, you're not going to be a horse trainer. We want you to be a vet.'"
The dutiful son spent four years in college at Kentucky and four more at Auburn before earning his degree in veterinary medicine. "On graduation day, I asked my father why I couldn't be a track veterinarian, and he said, 'There's a bad element on the racetrack,'" recalled Gregory. "I said, 'Dad, there's a bad element everywhere.'"
After retirement, Gregory finally got his wish, learned the basics from trainer Gary Lewis and took out his trainer's license eight years ago. When a mare Lewis trained named Spanish Gypsy was injured, she was given to the Gregorys, who bred her to Fruition.
The resulting foal was named Charlie'sboywins for Bill's father. Making his seventh start, he won a seven-furlong race Thursday under Kerwin John to make Charlie's boy Bill mighty happy.
Gregory also trains Philly Slew, a 5-year-old.
French-born jockey Brice Blanc practically salivated at the chance to ride Spendthrift Farm's Malibu Pier in her last start in the Santa Barbara Handicap, which she won at Santa Anita last month.
Blanc had ridden the filly's dam, the French-bred Blue Moon, to victory in the 2002 Buena Vista Handicap at Santa Anita for owner B. Wayne Hughes, and found the similarities of mother and daughter striking.
"They looked like twins," said Blanc Sunday as he prepared to ride the 4-year-old filly again in the $250,000 Grade I Gamely Stakes Monday. "I have the pictures of both winning, and their stride, everything looks just alike.
"I went to Spendthrift Farm last year to visit Blue Moon," added Blanc. "She had another foal, a sister to Malibu Pier, who looks just like her too."
Trainer A.C. Avila hopes to spring an upset in the Gamely with Celtic Princess, a 7-year-old Brazilian-bred mare who will be making her first start since winning her California debut in an optional claimer on the Santa Anita turf December 30.
"She came out of the race with a tibia fracture," explained Avila of the time off. "But she's been training great.''
Trainer Mike Puype expects Supreme Summit to close powerfully in the six-furlong $100,000 Los Angeles Handicap Monday.
"We're trying to get to the Triple Bend Handicap," said Puype Sunday of the seven-furlong Grade I $250,000 test July 2.
"He caught a sloppy track at Santa Anita and then ran on the grass there," said Puype of a sixth-place finish in the San Carlos Handicap and a third in the San Simeon Handicap in two previous outings this year.
"Now he's back where he belongs, on synthetic sprinting," said Puype of the 5-year-old horse, who drew post six in a field of seven with Rafael Bejarano.
FINISH LINES—Lilly Fa Pootz worked six furlongs in 1:15.40 for the $70,000-added Redondo Beach Stakes, in which she will be ridden by Rafael Bejarano. Other probable starters in the mile grass test for fillies and mares include Andina (Victor Espinoza), Bella Swan (Brice Blanc), Miss Pleasant (Chantal Sutherland), Talktoomuch (Joe Talamo), Tanda (Joel Rosario) and Ninth Infantry…Trainer Richard Mandella said that Meryn LeRoy Handicap winner Crown of Thorns will probably make his next start in the $500,000 Stephen Foster Handicap at Churchill Downs June 18…Jockey Corey Nakatani is shifting his tack to Arlington Park in Chicago…Cambina worked five furlongs on turf in 1:01.20 for the Honeymoon Handicap June 11…Bourbon Bay drilled seven panels on turf in 1:27.80 for the Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap June 11…Ryehill Dreamer, winner of the American Handicap Saturday, and Sidney's Candy, who finished a nose back in second, are expected to resume their rivalry in the $250,000 Grade I Shoemaker Mile July 2…A memorial service for jockey Michael Baze is scheduled here immediately after the races Thursday. The tribute will be held in the Sunset Room…Happy birthday to trainer John Shirreffs, who turns 66 Wednesday.
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I took my first shots through my New Firecat 400 today. So far it is equipped with a Bone Collector Quality Archery Design Drop Away Arrow Rest, Apex Bone Collector Quiver, Apex Bone Collector Stabilizer, Bone Collector D-Loop, TruGlo micro brite 3 pin sights and G5 1/4" peep. Why all the bone collector stuff? Well my bow is black and green and well all that stuff matches the bow and so far the accessories are decent. I have not yet put on my TruBlock string silencers and G5 speed studs. Still need to get maybe some limb silencers as well.
I am shooting 70# at a 29" draw. My bow is setup with a cable slide and an STS. No more TRG/SOS being sent out it appears.
My big topic today is noise. My arrow rest makes a little noise on the draw but you can not hear it standing 10 yards away from it. The rest drops away to the silent shelf so the drop is pretty clean. I checked all screws and parts for loose screws or connections before shooting. I shot about 15-20 shots. I shot in an indoor range so judging noise was a bad acoustic environment. However the bow was quite loud. Other bows shooting around me were much more low performance and poundage but were much more quiet. At the end of shooting I realize my module screws at the cam were nearly backed out causing a lot of noise but I am not confident that was the source of all the noise. I say this because even my first 3 shots were loud with all screws pre-checked. I have them tight again but I am going to have to add some Loctite to the threads to keep them in place I guess. I am thinking they are just going to back out again. Another thought is that the string slapping the STS is adding noise rather than helping it. I have moved the bumper back and forward trying to compare but I have more to do with that before being confident one way or another. I may remove it to hear a the total difference. I hate to do that because its ment to be a nice feature to have on a bow.
Now the good out of today's shoot. This bow is fast. I had the fastest shot at the range. The pure raw force of my arrow hitting the target was making such audible bang. This is my first what you would call high speed bow. The chronograph is broke so I was not able to take any sample of speed. The bow just looks wicked. One of the employees I brought the bow too to put a sticker on it as my own personal merchandise just forgot what he was doing. I eventually asked "Dont I need a sticker or something to take this to the back of the store"? "Oh yeah sorry of course I was just drooling over this bow". Carrying around the carbon black firecat today with the carbon quiver and stabilizer accessories adding to it was like driving a nice sports car. You can hear people making comments and some cant help but walk up to you to see it up close.
After sighting in I am shooting more accurate than I ever have in my life. I do not know if their is one exact reason for it or if its a combination. Switching to the drop away rest? The bow? The Sights? All 3? If you place a 2 inch "x" at 20 yards with my last Martin Jaguar I could hit all around the "x" area pretty snug but never accurately center the "x" over and over again. Today I can center the "x" at 20 yards and place another carbon shaft right next to the first arrow with fletching touching. The sight I have also allows for fine tune click adjustments like a rifle scope so I am sure that helps. My accuracy is blowing me away. Even though this bow is loud right now the arrow is impacting the target before the bow is even finished making its noise. I have to get the noise worked out though.
Feel free to comment on anything I got here but I would really like to know if anyone has this bow and had a good bit of unwanted noise. What did you do? Maybe I will have it figured out soon. I am hoping locking the module screws down good made a big difference and we will see about the STS far as on or off, adjusted, etc. Really need to shoot again soon outdoors to better feel out the noise.


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We love pumpkins this time of year, particularly when they're roasted and whipped into a creamy, cold-weather soup. So thankfully there are many variations on this classic Fall meal. Try pumpkin and coconut milk (a classic), but also chipotle chocolate pumpkin soup, or a spicy southwest version. All it takes is a few new ingredients and you'll be tasting pumpkin in a whole new way.
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We just made this and really love it. you could do frozen veggies and either canned or frozen fruit to save on prep time. We used frozen green beans because there were none fresh locally. From the recipe, it sounds like you can play with available fruit and veggies. We also added a bit of cooked meat.
Non-pumpkin lovers can swap in butternut squash.
This post came at a perfect time. I made a really bland pumpkin soup yesterday. I tried to perk it up with some southwestern spices now it's too spicy....lol. Was thinking about adding in some plain yogurt to cool the heat and thicken it up!
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Martin graciously replaced my limbs but warned that since they have not tested this riser they will not warranty another failure unless I use the Jaguar riser. There is a small difference in take-off angle between the Jag and the Phantom. If anyone else is considering adapting one of their risers I would recomend consulting Martin first.
As Joel said (he is Martin in some way.. ) there is no guarantee that it will work.
But i suggest you to ask a bit around and let someone build you an adapter to get the same limb angle.
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Or try some fiberglass limbs, may be they'll last longer.
2008 Martin MOAB - 45-60#, set at about 51-53# / 55#" Perfect Line" compound/ 55# Mongol horsebow/ 45# "Perfect Line" takedown recurve/ 45# Bearpaw Grizzly hunter recurve/ 55# Samick Longbow Cheetah ... and several homemade bows
I shoot a free-flyte rest on my 3-D bow. I shoot it w/o the side plate and a plunger button instead. I also shoot it with the magnet pulling the rest in so I have to 'set' the rest out before each shot. I get great tuning and flight shooting with fingers using it.
I wouldn't recommend it for hunting unless you reverse the magnet and even then it's a little delicate for the woods. I like a NAP Center-rest II for hunting.
Thanks for the info on the rest.
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Easy Placemats: My New AGF Tutorial
Happy Monday! It's my turn again this week to share a new tutorial for Art Gallery Fabrics' Fat Quarter Gang. This time I'm showing you how to make some easy, ribbon-embellished placemats. So head over to the Art Gallery blog to check it out!
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Very nice!! And so simple, I love it!ReplyDelete
I love these placemats! Looks like a perfect gift for the granddaughter's hope chest! I follow AGF on FB, Twitter & Pinterest. I also subscribe to the blog!ReplyDelete
This is a great idea that would work well for anybody!ReplyDelete
I follow AG on Pinterest and subscribe to their blog.
great placemats! easy peasy, thanx for the great idea.ReplyDelete
i follow in fb and the blog :)
Oh I love the Modernology range, particularly that gorgeous blue one! I follow Art Gallery Fabrics on Facebook.ReplyDelete
I'm following on Pinterest! Thanks for the chance to win - I love Art Gallery fabric.ReplyDelete
I'm with you -- quilted placemats give me the creeps. I follow AGF on FB.ReplyDelete
Great fabrics to make such cute placemats! Followed on FB.ReplyDelete
Great Placemats! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
These are really bright and wonderful. I love the idea of ribbon. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Great fabrics to wake up any dining room table. I follow Art Gallery Fabrics on facebook, pinterest and their blog. Thank you for the great tutorial and the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Wow, gorgeous fabrics, great colors. Love the design on the placemats. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
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These are so beautiful! ThanksReplyDelete
I follow Art Gallery on Facebook.ReplyDelete
I subscribed to AGF.. I love,love all their fabrics!!ReplyDelete
I already follow AGF on FB; adore their fabrics and wish I had a whole lot more in my stash!ReplyDelete
What a fabulous idea, thanks for the tut. I follow AGF on FBReplyDelete
thanks for the chance to win some fat quarters!! I follow Art Gallery on Pinterest.ReplyDelete
I love your placemats and I love Modernology! I follow AGF on FB.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the tutorial and a chance to win!
I love Modenology and I NEED some for a quilt I am planning! So I hope to win, or else I will have to fork over some dough to some fabric shop. I'm following AGF on FB!ReplyDelete
These are really cute! I'm not too sure about quilted placemats either, but these I like! I follow agf on facebook :)ReplyDelete
Bright, fun, and happy!! Your placemats are just what I need to liven up my kitchen.i love that they are easy too, often I look at 'easy' patterns and still don't have a clue. As a really new sewing girl I do need it to be foolproof. Thank you for the tutorial and giveaway. I follow AGF on facebook already.ReplyDelete
What great placemats these are and the tutorial is wonderful!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the giveaway ~ I love Modernology!
Oh, and I follow AFG ~ the blog and on facebook!
What a clever idea you've come up with. Again! I'd love to have a stack of Modernology to play with. Love, love, love! I follow AGF on FB all the time.ReplyDelete
Those are so cute! Going to go followReplyDelete
What a great use of ribbons, I am always puzzling over what to do with my ribbons...I love them, but never use them.ReplyDelete
VERY CUTE!!!!!ReplyDelete
what a creative way to add some pizzazz to the dinner table!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful! A great way to shake up the "old" way of making placemats! Would love to win - thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful placemats - and I love the fabric! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I really like your use of ribbon on these placemats. Thanks for the tutorial. I follow Art Gallery and would love to win some fabric.ReplyDelete
Those are gorgeous. I follow Art Gallery on Facebook already :)ReplyDelete
I'm already a twitter follower. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Love these! The ribbon adds such a bright touch!ReplyDelete
Modernolgy is just perfect :> I follow AGM thru email and on twitter :) Doe sthat make me a stalker!!??ReplyDelete
Love Modernology! Thanks for the giveaway! I follow on Twitter!ReplyDelete
Modernology has one of my all-time favorite prints. I'd love to win a bundle to pair with the yardage I have of Avant Garden. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
just discovered u and modernology fabric, now in love with both!ReplyDelete
forgot to say i follow by email and facebook.ReplyDelete
I, too, dispise quilted placemats. And placemats in general, actually. Just not my style. But your may just change my mind. They are gorgeous! And modern! Hooray!ReplyDelete
Haha, oh I hear ya on the quilted look! I've just gotten my first AG fabrics and oh it's just so luscious! I'm SUCH a convert now!ReplyDelete
Wow, that's a lovely project. Love the mitred corners. Thanks for a great giveaway.ReplyDelete
I love those placemats. They're so pretty.ReplyDelete
LOVE em! I follow Art Gallery Fabrics too! Would love to win the fabrics to make a garden flag!ReplyDelete
I would love to try these! I follow Art Gallery on FB as well as on their blog via reader.ReplyDelete
Your childhood placemat story cracked me up. Traumatic stuff! Love these.ReplyDelete
Easy as pie! Following art gallery on fb. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
Awesome tutorial I can't wait to try it out!ReplyDelete
these fabrics are so cool! i follow AG :)ReplyDelete
I made a sundress out of the large, white print and love it! I would have never thought to make placemats with it. What a wonderful idea!ReplyDelete
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I follow Art Gallery Fabric on facebook. Thanks.ReplyDelete
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Beautiful placements, I agree, even though I love to quilt I don't like quilted placemats. I follow AGF on Pinterest.ReplyDelete
gorgeous fabric, thank for such a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I have some Modernology too and I ADORE it! The only problem I have is not wanting to chop into it as it is just too nice.ReplyDelete
Those placemats are adorable! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I love these place mats! Thanks for the chanceReplyDelete
What a cool use of ribbon. Lovely placemats.ReplyDelete
These placemats are so pretty with the ribbon design. We already have liked AGF on FB, follow on Pinterest, and subscribe to their newsletter.ReplyDelete
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Such cute placemats; I follow AGF.ReplyDelete
Very cute place mats!ReplyDelete
Oh to be so lucky to win some great fabric to make these cute place mats!! I've got my fingers crossed. Thx.ReplyDelete
Your placemats look so sharp with that lovely ribbon!ReplyDelete
I follow Art Gallery Fabrics on FB and Pinterest.ReplyDelete
I've been thinking about place mats recently. I love this pattern.ReplyDelete
I've been thinking about place mats recently. I love this pattern.ReplyDelete
I agree with you about the old quilted place mats, they screamed the 80's but I love yours modern fabric and pattern. Thanks for the pattern.ReplyDelete
Such a simple, yet ingenious, idea for placemats. Very nice. Would love to make my own. Thanks!ReplyDelete
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Is there anything sexier than a girl who knows her way around a guitar? Or a guy who can write a song? I mean, really write a song? I have to admit, I've always crushed out on musicians, because apart from having enviable talent, they're just cool. They tend to follow the beat of their own drum, sometimes to a fault. They also tend to live pretty colorful lives, and inhabit pretty intriguing bedrooms. Dig it.
Top Row:
1. Keith Richards bedroom at Villa Nellcôte during the recording of Exile on Mainstreet. The essence of every teen's idea of what it is to be a rock star, right? Cool dude with guitar, beautiful ladies lounging about, a mansion, and some unmentionable goings on, just to keep it rock n' roll.
2. David Bowie and Iman. The master bedroom at their villa in Mustique, featuring 19th-century Egyptian inspired furniture.
3. Johnny and June Carter Cash in their bedroom at their Hendersonville, TN. home.
4. Tom Waits during his early years (1975). The bedroom was part of "a hovel" of a place he rented.
5. Rihanna. Rihanna's bedroom in her Beverly Hills home.
Second Row:
6. Elton John. Elton John and David Furnish's 70's-inspired bedroom in their Los Angeles residence.
7. Charlotte Gainsbourg, the daughter of Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin, in her bedroom.
8. Craig Finn from The Hold Steady. Finn wrote the music for his solo album "Clear Heart Full Eyes" at his bedroom desk.
9. Erykah Badu in her bedroom. Badu considers her Brooklyn apartment her "museum."
10. Frank Sinatra. Sinatra's bedroom at his Palm Springs compound, features shades of his favorite color, orange, and some meaningful possessions, including a statue of Saint Francis and a train set (who knew Sinatra would have a train set in his bedroom?!).
Third Row:
11. Kurt Cobain, photographed in his own bed.
12. Lady Gaga. Gaga's bedroom in her rented Bel Air villa.
13. Slash from Guns n' Roses. Slash's velvet-ensconced bedroom in his Beverly Hills Mansion. George Costanza would approve.
14. Tess Wiley, musician and songwriter formerly of Sixpence None the Richer. Wiley's bedroom at her flat in Germany.
15. Neko Case, solo performer and member of The New Pornographers. Case's bedroom in her Vermont home features an Ikea duvet and Eileen Fisher blanket.
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17. Beach House members Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally in Baltimore.
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I have to say, I don't love any of these. But each bedroom reflects very well its inhabitant.
If I had to choose, I'd say somewhere between David Bowie and Neko Chase.
Naturally, Slash's bedroom is by far the coolest. Although Johnny Cash's is pretty good too. I've always wanted a round bed.
I dunno what I hate more. Rihanna, her music or her bedroom. YECH! Most everyone else's are great and filled with personality.
I just don't believe that's Charlotte Gainsbourg's bedroom, but I do believe she'd like people to think it's her bedroom,
I think #11 should be Kurt Cobain and #12 Lady Gaga.
I actually like Rihanna's bedroom. So normal.
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Its funny what interiors say about people.
Slashe's says he's an old lady who likes baroque.
Curt Cobain's clearly says he's a junkie.
Lady Gaga's bedroom looks like a personalityless hotel room, but at least she hired an interior designer ...which is more than we can say for Rihanna.
Erykah Badu and Elton John's are so sincere in expressing them as artists.
Are you kidding, the best one is Keith Richards. Because it's attached to a villa. In France. And that's Grahm Parsons sitting to the right of him. Sometimes it's about the history.
these are shockingly calm. i guess that's what a bedroom really needs to be though, right? place of refuge?
Keith Richards' and Bowie's are the only ones that seem interesting. All the rest are shockingly bland or in questionable taste.
It's interesting the emotions these evoke.
I immediately thought of Cobain's heroin issues and his depression, and Stipe's made me remember his social activism.
I like Lady Gaga's bedroom! :) Totally my colors.
I'm a musician and I get these rooms way more than the designer ones previously posted... most of them are pretty restful. Bedroom can be a thinking, songwriting and practicing place for a lot of people. Is for me.
"Is there anything sexier than a girl who knows her way around a guitar? Or a guy who can write a song? I mean, really write a song?"
No, there's not. That's why I had a huge crush on my husband, he played in one of my favorite bands, and I was just a fan. Now, 6 years later, we're married! Though he is away on tour for weeks at a time, it's all worth it.
He's playing Coachella this year, so if you're going please come by and check out his set!
The woman on the left in Keith Richards' bedroom needs a cheeseburger. And dear God Keith, wash your feet!
I like gaga's. the fixed version, not the one where she's imitating cobain.
Really fun!
I'm from Seattle and the bed frame in Kurt Cobain's bedroom used to be commonly found for very little $ at flea markets in Aberdeen. A famliy friend bought one for me when I was a child. It was beautifully made, fit together cleverly. When I see Kurt's room, I think of local vintage shopping, not so much that he was a junkie. I guess I feel a little protective of his room!
Nobody does it like Keith :)
Craig Finn's looks like a bedroom from a house tour on AT. I bet it's in Brooklyn.


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The 2012 Pacific Northwest wildfire season was one for the record books.
In Idaho, the Mustang Complex alone burned 300,000 acres. In Washington, over 350,000 total acres burned and fire suppression costs alone totaled more than $88 million dollars. Not exactly chump change in this time of fiscal cliffs and sequestration.
Yet, fire always has been and always will be an integral part of our western forests. Fire is both inevitable and is the ultimate contradiction; often beautiful, terrifying, destructive, renewing and life-giving, all at the same time. Yet, our management of western forests over the past century has broken this natural link with fire, leaving our forests vulnerable to uncharacteristically large and destructive fire and insect and disease outbreaks. Climate change will only increase these vulnerabilities.
In my role as a forest ecologist I spend a lot of time talking about the risks of "uncharacteristic fire" (bad!) and the importance of "prescribed fire" (good!) in restoring healthy and resilient forests.
Our official tagline is "The Nature Conservancy works to maintain fire's role where it benefits people and nature, and keep fire out of places where it is destructive". An excellent sentiment, but the line between fire that "benefits people and nature" and fire that is "destructive" can be quite blurry.
Last September an intense late summer lightning storm rolled across the Pacific Northwest, starting fires in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. That month I had a series of meetings across eastern Washington and northern Idaho. No matter where I traveled, I couldn't escape the smoke. During the day visibility was terrible and at night my eyes stung and my throat hurt, even when holed up in my hotel room. No fun – that much smoke must certainly indicate a "bad fire", right?
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"The Catholic University of America is proud to congratulate Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio on his election as Pope. … We pray that the Catholic Church will grow under his guidance in wisdom and Christ's grace. And we hope to welcome him to our campus some day."
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"The selection of Jorge Mario Bergoglio as the leader of the Catholic Church represents a courageous, bold and catalytic determination. The message conveyed to the global audience solidifies the fact that the center of Christianity no longer rests in the corridors of Europe or America but rather, south of the border. I commend the Cardinals for making such a historic decision."
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VPS's are important when it comes to the developmental process pertaining to desktop computer applications and such, especially when you're trying to create a business. VPS's will allow you to operate the entirety of your developmental business through online means, and you don't even have to physically be in the datacenter to make use of all of your equipment. This is why a VPS that you can rely on is going to be so important for your developmental endeavours, because handling everything quicker and with more efficiently is beneficial for many different reasons. Since a VPS can really work wonders when it comes to how you go about handling your job there's an obvious reason as to why you would upgrade it, which is where SSD's (Solid-State Drives) come in. A traditional VPS makes use of either HDD's or some other type of data storage system, but the difference between an HDD and an SSD are gigantic.
SSD's are automatically pricier than HDD's because they have a lot more to offer, so it's only reasonable that they charge a bit more money to the consumer in order to still turn a profit. You might think that whatever you're storing your VPS data on isn't that critical, but it's one of the most important parts of the entire cog known as a VPS. If you can't read and write your files at a higher rate of speed your jobs are going to lag behind, and if you can get the job done quicker with the same amount of quality why not give it a shot? We all know that SSD's are better because they're quiet, they don't give off any heat and there are no moving components inside of them (meaning they won't break as easily as a traditional storage drive would), but how are you supposed to find a SSD VPS that's both affordable and reliable?
The Search
The search itself might take a little bit of time, and in some cases it might not even take that long, so understand that you're going to have to use a little bit of brainpower here. The amount of companies out there that are providing reliable SSD VPS's is pretty intense when you first get into the search, since there's so many different options it can all become increasingly overwhelming. In order to keep your eyes on the prize you have to sustain the amount of focus you're putting towards the search, falling for the many dubious discounts and deals that get removed during the checkout process from shady VPS suppliers is something we could do without. Most of the best VPS companies are going to have a relatively high ranking when it comes to SERP (Search Engine Results Page), so a quick Google search should open your eyes to many different SSD VPS providers that can get the job done right.
It might sound blatantly obvious, but use the internet to your advantage. Grab a piece of paper and a pen and start writing down the different rates and benefits each Cheap SSD VPS is going to provide to you, and from there you can pick away at the list until there are two finalists left. From there you can figure out what else you'd like out of your SSD VPS, as well as what kind of developing you're going to be doing with it. A proper price is going to vary, some VPS's are going to have a lot more behind them storage space and technology wise than others will, so an average price is really tough to put your finger on. The best thing you can do is try to find the lowest price out there, and then after that find the highest price. This will give you an idea as to which VPS could be considered "expensive" and which ones could be considered "financially efficient", from there all you'll need to do is find the perfect balance.
SSD VPS's are life-changing pieces of technology, and we're not over exaggerating when we say that. It helps developers' handle the workload they're given at a speedy pace, and speed is a virtue that any system administrator won't take for granted. The mystery surrounding the efficiency of SSD's is crystal clear as of today, well, for you at least! Take this knowledge and pass it onto your peers, you never know how useful they'll find it.