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By Michael Brennan Thousands of miles from Charlotte, NC, the Carolina Panthers (5-9) continued their late-season surge. The Panthers defeated the San Diego Chargers (5-9) at Qualcomm Stadium late Sunday evening. After upsetting the visiting Atlanta Fal…Share Tweet
Panthers have momentum; but does that really matter?The weather turns cold. The Carolina Panthers turn good. Shoppers rush to the malls. The Panthers rush Sunday for 155 impressive yards. Holiday turkeys are stuffed. Carolina?s offensive and defensive…Click to Continue »Share Tweet
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Danny Amendola Spikes Football Into Poor Geezer's Face: Your Sunday NFL GIF Roundupdeadspin.com Dec 16, 2012We'll be putting all our GIFs for the day here, from Danny Amendola injuring a hapless fellow to Knowshon Moreno hurdling Ed Reed. We'll update the post as the later games conclude, so stay tuned. More »Share Tweet
"Evaluation" period pulls Redskins into first placeprofootballtalk.com Dec 16, 2012After the Redskins lost a "must" win game to the Panthers in November, Washington coach Mike Shanahan, in the opinion of many (but not Mike Shanahan), threw in the towel. Five games later, the Redskins haven't lost again, rocketing from 3-6 to 8-6.Share Tweet
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Include a tour of your facility, introductions to key staff, and some time devoted to observing your programs in action. Arm new board members with lots of reading that they can do on their own.

Don't assume that new board members understand what a nonprofit is, how it is different from a for-profit, the role of staff versus board, or potential conflicts of interest. They may not have a clue about how nonprofits get their revenue or how fundraising works.

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finance

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legal and human resources

and in programmatic areas such as social services, education, religion, etc.

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So many nonprofits are reluctant to mention fundraising to their board members. Yet, helping to raise funds is vitally connected to making sure the charity remains financially sound.

Finances are not just about overseeing the budget. It is about understanding how the organization is funded, how fundraising work, and participating in that fundraising.

So do consider the fundraising potential of every board member. That doesn't mean that every board member should be rich. However, they are expected to set an example by donating to the organization themselves and opening the doors to other contributions. Every board member should participate in giving in the way that they can afford.

Many successful nonprofits require a donation to the organization from their board members, The amount required doesn't have to be extraordinarily high. It's the commitment that is important.

Board members should be comfortable with fundraising. In fact, the most successful nonprofits have active and engaged boards.They give personal gifts, and they participate in fundraising campaigns.

When you recruit and train board members, you should make their fundraising duties clear. Not everyone will want to call personally on donors, but they can do something.

Make a list of possibilities such as writing thank you notes or calling donors to say thanks. Board members should be willing to Identify potential major donors and make an introduction. Suggest that board members solicit items from businesses for your annual auction or help to organize a fundraising event.

The point is to keep board members active. No one gets a free pass. Just showing up for board meetings is not enough.

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Borrowing from Elvin Jones' concepts, drummer Bianco's band uses 2 saxophones (Mike Fletcher and Mark Hanslip), bass (Colin Somervell) and drums, for energetic and ecstatic jazz compositions creating a continual pulse with long lines and looped synchronicity.
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"It's funny how life seems to go around in circles, it's the ways of nature, living on a globe floating through space. A few years ago I was giving a workshop at Birmingham Conservatoir and there as students were both Mike Fletcher and Mark Hanslip. They were exceptional students back then that turned into for- midable musicians now. Along with Colin Somervell another formidable alumni of the Conservato ir we have the "Utoma Quartet".
My concept for this line up of 2 saxophones, bass and drums came from my favorite drum hero Elvin Jones. I really dug that band he had with Grossman and Liebman. My writing on this CD is an extention of my ideas I had on the CD's " Monkey Dance" and " Freebeat" (both released on FMR) and other recordings "In a Western Sense" and most recent "Inti". In these recordings my concept is to have a continual pulse or dance... it may feel like many time signatures but it's to bring a pulse into what maybe called free improvisation. Bringing no time to time and time to no time. In each piece the head sets up a different direction with this concept. The difference between this and my other recordings is there are no chords so there's more freedom in the improv.
Mark and Mike compliment each other. Mark's intellect and Mike's heart influencing each other while Colin holds it together through a drum hurricane while feet tap... something like that. The great thing about a band like this, besides the recording, is that we can move in any direction, being more than competent in any idiom. The word "Utoma" is a primal sounding name, actually one of the names of Vishnu. I changed the spelling a bit so as not to offend. The primeval or the ancient is where I believe The Drum lives"-Tony Bianco, from the liner notes
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If You Want To Trek… Nepal or Anywhere
I've gone into a lot of detail about the Annapurna Sanctuary trek because it's important to know all this information if you've never trekked before or want to trek in this area. There are almost too many tour operators to list plus almost every guide runs their own operation on the side. Before booking with your adorable, knowledgeable guide, ask yourself – what if he becomes ill or just disappears in the mountains with your money? It can happen. We've used Adventure Center (see side box) for over 15 trips including this one. They are the hand-off for many relatively inexpensive tour operators around the world (Exodus, Explore, Imaginative Traveller, Dragoman, Geckos, Peregrine). Trekking – bicycling – cultural – overland trips – volunteer. Singles, couples, gays…you'll all feel comfortable. And, without a doubt, these organizers visit every "safe" country in the world. Remember, I never recommend anyone I haven't used and am satisfied with! Request a catalog. Look at their offerings. Book a trip.
– Remember, a "B" grade trek is not the same around the world. A "B" in Nepal could be considered a "C" somwhere else.
– Bring "gently" used old clothes to leave behind. Not just here but everywhere. There is always someone who will think your cast-offs are wonderful.
– Talk to someone who has already done this trek for a better understanding. (We didn't…)
– Pack everything in plastic (trash) bags inside your duffels and/or suitcases.
– April is the most beautiful time of the year to trek in Nepal. The pink, red and white Rhododendrons are incredible against the greenery and snow-capped mountains.
– If you wear glasses and/or contact lenses, bring an extra pair!
– Your clothes will not dry overnight if you get rain or wash them. Bring extra socks and liners. The wet clothes and socks will usually dry on your body while walking if they're not dripping wet. But there's nothing more disgusting than pulling on sopping wet, cold socks in the morning. We ended up taking smelly, dry socks out of the duffel to wear.
– Use sock liners. They will help prevent blisters.
– It's even more important to be mentally tough than physically tough. Difficult to keep going during the long days. Psych yourself up! This trek demanded:
—– Two 10-hour days —- over 3,800+ steps UP in 90 degree heat (Remember? Two times the height of a 94-story building?) — a 5,000 foot vertical drop down one day —- and the entire trail was primarily on uneven slate steps and rocks —-
– Bring powerful torches/flashlights. Not the dinky ones we brought along.
We returned home from this trek with a new definition of what "luxury" is:
– The ability to drink water from a tap without purifying it;
– A Western toilet;
– Fluffy pillows;
– An abundance of fruits and vegetables; and
– Good health.
The mountains, scenery and people of Nepal are so beyond belief that you should come here. I'm not trying to warn you away from visiting or attempting a trek, but you know what is involved. Would I still have trekked to the Annapurna Sanctuary if it was labeled a "C"? Probably not. I don't think anyone in the group (regardless of age) had any idea that the entire ordeal involved "steps." To me, a trail consists of dirt with stones and boulders interspered along it. Nonetheless, Annapurna Sanctuary was quite an achievement to put it mildly. And, with that, let's say a fervant Amen…
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Thanks Sheila
I started following your walk and commented via Youtube, and on your recommendation came to this site. My family now have a better feel for what I am about to do with two friends end of September. Always good to get a little insight to what to expect.
Cheers and keep the travel diaries coming.
Dear Sheila
What an amazing adventure, thank you for sharing, it has been most helpful and informative as I will be doing a similar trip in October.
I'm raising money for the Princes Trust here in London, UK and we will be cycling trekking and white water rafting, so a bit of a challenge all in all.
Have a blog set up for my training as I have a lot of people sponsoring me and I thought it would be good to keep them informed of my training.http://my.artezglobal.com/personalPage.aspx?SID=284118
I love your site as it has given me so much information and help on a lot of things I was not sure about. I think you are amazing for having done such a wonderful trek and I hope that my journey will be as successful as yours.
Thank you again and I look forward to reading about your other adventures.
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Dear Victoria:What very nice comments! I thank you for visiting Travels With Sheila and am so happy that a fraction of what I write about can help others. You made my day! I'm notorious for making new mistakes all the time. The very best of luck to you in your endeavors. Sincerely, Sheila


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There are not so many hotel rooms in Princeton, just 2, still everyone can find an offer to suit his choice. The most common offers in this city are 3 и 4 stars, they count 1 out of 2, and their prevalent location is central district. According to our practice, it is the most profitable to book a hotel in the west of Princeton, as it is the location of the hotels with optimal cost and quality offers along with the cheap hotels. Taking into account the small size of the city, there is no need to dwell hotel reservation on the location: the road to the city center would take less then half an hour, so one can book a hotel in any district of Princeton. The most populated with hotels district of Princeton is the south, 50% of cheap hotel rooms are concentrated here. Princeton is a truly multifaceted city, here everyone can find a hotel of his choice: a business person, a young couple or a family with little children. Apart from all these, hotels in Princeton offer their customers business centre, laundry service, pets allowed and 24 hours front desk service. The staff of the most hotels is multilingual: it speaks english. The most appreciated amenities in Princeton hotels are room and cleanliness. According to the visitors reviews, hotels in Princeton has great location, clean and fantastic service. Take a look at our selection of the cheap hotel rooms in Princeton to make a well-informed choice for your reservation!
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Hotels in Princeton are spread around the city within the distance of 1.8 kilometers. The most popular accommodations in Princeton is
AmericInn Princeton
, 3 stars hotel located in a 1.4 kilometers from the city center.
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We've added two new patterns just in time for Christmas knitting. You can download them from our Patterns page.
We've just posted this pattern on our patterns page. The tubular cast on is a little challenging at first but is totally worth it as the brim gets a very nice stretch. There's lots of time to make a few for Christmas gifts. Enjoy!
Get ready for some more knitting and laughing. Stephanie Pearl-McPhee will be back in Calgary at Pudding Yarn September 18th and 19th.
Sign up on our Learn page today. There are 3 different sessions. You can take any or all if you like.
We are celebrating Canada by posting this Love Canada pillow pattern for you to download on our new Patterns page. We used worsted weight yarn with 4mm needles for a firm fabric so your finished pillow will retain its shape for years to come. Have fun playing with colour as well.
We've designed this baby blanket to be simple to knit with enough detail to make it a special gift. It can be made neutral, bright or both.
Rowan Baby Merino Silk DK (50g 135m(145yd)) Main Colour - 5 balls, Contrast Colour - 1 ball.
4.0mm(US6) 80cm(32") circular needle
Tapestry needle
22st x 30rows = 10cm x 10cm(4" x 4").
Finished size - approximately 26.5"(67cm) x 33"(84cm)
Cast on 140 sts with Contrasting Colour(CC).
NOTE: slip the 1st stitch of every row of all the sections. This makes it easier to pick up stitches along the edge later.
Knit 4 rows.
Change to Main Colour(MC).
Knit 1 row increasing 5 sts evenly across the row. (145 sts).
Purl the next row.
Continue in Stocking Stitch until 48 rows of the MC have been completed ending with a purl row.
Purl the next row.
Continue in Reverse Stocking Stitch for 48 rows ending with a knit row.
Knit the next row.
Continue in Stocking Stitch for 48 rows ending with a purl row.
Purl the next row.
Continue in Reverse Stocking Stitch for 48 rows ending with a knit row.
Knit the next row.
Continue in Stocking Stitch for 48 rows ending with a purl row.
Change to CC.
Knit next row decreasing 5 sts evenly across row. (140 sts).
Knit 3 more rows.
Bind off.
With CC and the right side facing pick up and knit each edge stitch along long edge of one side.
Knit 3 more rows.
Bind off.
Repeat for second long edge.
Weave in all ends using tapestry needle.
Here's a quick project that's great for gifts. You only need one ball of yarn for each washcloth. Package it with lovely soap and your gift is complete. It's fun to make stacks of these in many colours. Enjoy!
1 ball Rowan Handknit Cotton 50g 85m
1 set 4.5mm (US 7) needles
20sts = 10cm (4")
28 rows = 10cm (4")
Cast on 45 stitches.
Knit 8 rows in garter stitch (knit every row).
Row 9: (knit 5, purl 5) 5 times, knit 5.
Row 10: knit 10, (purl 5, knit 5) 2 times, purl 5, knit 10.
Rows 11 & 13: repeat row 9.
Rows 12& 14: repeat row 10.
Rows 15, 17 & 19: repeat row 10.
Rows 16, 18 & 20: repeat row 9.
Repeat rows 9 - 20 3 times and then ros 9 - 14 once more.
Knit 8 rows in garter stitch.
Bind off all stitches.
Work in yarn ends.
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If you'd like to try your hand at Fair Isle this simple cowl is for you.
Size Small 10.5" high x 22" around [Large 10.5" high x 44" around]
50g (100g)Worsted Main Colour - we used Misti Alpaca Best of Nature Worsted
50g (100g)Worsted Contrast Colour - we used Classic Elite Liberty Print. You can also a use a solid colour instead.
5.0mm(US8) 60cm(24") circular needle [5.0mm (US8)80cm(32")]
Stitch Marker
Darning needle for finishing.
Cast on 120(240) sts and join in the round making sure stitches are not twisted around the needle. Place marker.
Work 8 rounds in K2, P2 rib.
Knit 1 round.
Work chart as pictured below. I - denotes contrast colour.
Work pattern until there are 11 repeats of dots (measures approx. 23.5cm from cast on edge).
Knit 1 round.
Work 8 rounds in K2, P2 rib.
Bind off. Work in ends with darning needle. Wash and lay flat to dry.
We are pleased to introduce Heidi's new pattern - Elbow River.
We've put together some kits for you using Koigu KPM and KPPPM. They can be purchased in-store for $62. They include 4 skeins of Koigu and the pattern.
Of course there are more colours to choose from in store and you can put together your own kit. You can either purchase the pattern through the store or on line in Heidi's Ravelry store. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/elbow-river.
Photos by Lori Andrews.
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Spend $100 and receive this limited edition bag.
We are pleased to announce that Stephanie will be teaching 2 classes at Pudding Yarn on September 21st and 22nd to help us celebrate our 10th anniversary. Be prepared to have a good laugh while learning something new about knitting.
Stephanie will share her years of experience and her many bags of tricks to make your knitting experience more of what you want it to be.
Knitting for Speed and Efficiency
$140 - Tuesday, September 22nd 10AM - 4PM (there will be a 1 hour lunch break)
This interesting class examines the various techniques, attitudes and history of the most productive knitters, and is designed not necessarily to change how you knit (unless you want to) but to help you become the most efficient knitter you can be on your own terms. We'll look at the various styles of knitting, and have some instruction on "lever knitting" (fixed needle knitting.) We'll talk about techniques for knitting faster through changing what you do, and the way you think.
Knit Smart
$70 - Monday, September 21st 6PM - 9PM.
This lecture style class (that means mostly talking, like at University) deals with best practices in knitting, and talks about how to (usually) prevent knitting mistakes (mostly) fix them. Out of the myriad techniques, ideas, yarns, patterns and tools available to knitters, how can you be sure that the ones you choose will give you the results you want? This class looks at how to predict how knitting is going to work, very clever ways to solve knitting problems, and how to streamline knitting so that you're doing less work, and creating better stuff.
You can sign up on this website under the Learn tab or by phone 403-244-2996 or in store. these classes will fill up quickly so sign up as soon as you can.
Summer is here so it's time to knit with linen and cotton. This versatile wrap is great for cool nights and shady afternoons.
photo by Lori Andrews
Juniper Moon Farm Zooey - 2 balls or 520m DK or sportweight yarn
4.0mm(US6) 80cm(32") circular needle
1 stitch marker
tapestry needle for finishing
22st = 10cm(4")
the Pattern
Cast on 279 sts (multiple of 20 less 1 stitch). Close into circle making sure stitches are not twisted. Place marker.
*Knit 10, purl 10*, repeat in a spiral until piece measures approximately 30cm(12") or desired depth from cast on edge.
Bind off in pattern. Work in ends using the tapestry needle. Block as required.
Now you are ready for those lovely summer days. Enjoy!
This project serves as both the gift and the gift wrap. Use just one ball of yarn to wrap up something special.
4mm (US6) 40cm(16") circular needle
1 extra 4mm (US6) needle
1 ball of Rowan Cotton Glace - we used colour 828
Stitch Marker
Tapestry needle
22 sts = 10cm(4")
The Pattern
Cast on 92 sts. Join in the round making sure sts are not twisted. Place marker.
Work in stocking stitch (Knit every round) until piece measures 4cm (1 3/4") from the cast on edge.
Eyelet round: *Yo, K2tog, repeat from * to end of round.
Continue working in Stocking stitch for another 4cm (1 3/4").
Purl 1 round. Knit 2 rounds,
Purl 1 round, Knit 2 rounds.
Purl 1 round.
Continue in Stocking stitch until piece measures approximately 20 cm (8").
Turn pouch inside out. Fold the circular needle in half and arrange the stitches so that half are on one end of the needle and half are on the other needle end. Using a spare 4mm (US6) needle bind off using the 3-needle bind off method.
Weave in the loose ends using a tapestry needle.
Turn bag right side out. Make a twisted or crocheted cord using 3 m of the same or contrasting yarn. Weave the cord through the eyelets beginning at the centre of the bag lying flat.
Cinch and tie after you've filled the bag with a lovely gift.
Here's a look at some yarn just to keep you inspired.
We've put together a simple pattern so you can create the best sock monkey scarf ever. Using alpaca or merino adds a little luxury to this standard. It's quick enough to make it in time for Christmas.
Photo by Lori Andrews Sunglasses by Karen Walker available at Nordstromyyc
Drops Alpaca by Garnstudio 50g 167m A 3 balls cream or off-white (col 100 or 101)
B 2 balls medium or dark grey (col 517 or 506)
C 1 ball red (col 3620)
NOTE: Zarina by Filatura di Crosa is a great 100% Merino superwash substitute.
5.5mm needles circular or straight
Darning needle
The entire scarf is knit in a knit 2, purl 2 rib as follows:
Row 1: k2, p2 to last 2 sts, k2.
Row 2: p2, k2 to last 2 sts, p2.
NOTE: 2 strands of yarn are held together for the entire scarf.
Cast on 50 sts with 2 strands of colour A held together.
Work 12 rows in rib pattern.
Switch to 2 strands of colour C and work 6 rows of rib pattern.
Change back to 2 strands of colour A and work another 12 rows of rib pattern.
Using 1 strand each of colours A and B held together from new balls work rib pattern until scarf measures approximately 160cm (5 ft).
Switch back to colour A. Work 12 rows.
Change to colour C. Work 6 rows.
Change to colour A. Work 12 rows.
Bind off in rib pattern.
Work in all ends using darning needle.
This scarf will keep you warm and stylish the rest of the winter.
Join us on Wednesday, November 5th at 6 PM for an evening of fun while you learn how to knit with your arms and create this fabulous and cozy infinity scarf. The event is sponsored by www.juicebecause.ca so you can keep your energy up while knitting. By the end of the evening you will have completed your scarf so you can have a brief iphonography session with Lori to record your accomplishment - like the shot above!
You can sign up and look at more details on our Learn page.
Here is another quick project. This cowl takes advantage of the fabulous colours in Madelinetosh ASAP. It's a simple diagonal rib that gives you stunning results with minimal effort. You can easily make a stack of these for gifts.
12mm(US17) 60cm(24") circular needle
1 skien Madelinetosh ASAP or 80m Bulky yarn. We used the El Greco colourway.
Large Stitch Marker
8 sts = 10cm(4")
The Pattern
Cast on 59 sts. Join in the round making sure sts are not twisted. Place marker.
K3, P2 in a spiral until piece measures approx 22cm (8.5") ending at marker.
Bind off in pattern loosely.
Work in ends with your fingers or by using a large tapestry needle.
Voila! You have gorgeous new cowl.


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|Ground ginger
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|2 Ounce (50 Gram)
|Castor sugar
|2 Ounce (50 Gram)
|Golden syrup
|1 Ounce (1 Heaped Tablespoon)
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 288 Calories from Fat 110
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 13 g19.2%
Saturated Fat 7.5 g37.7%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 30.5 mg10.2%
Sodium 371.9 mg15.5%
Total Carbohydrates 42 g13.9%
Dietary Fiber 0.98 g3.9%
Sugars 16.7 g
Protein 2 g4.1%
Vitamin A 7.1% Vitamin C 0.09%
Calcium 6.4% Iron 1.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet