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Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Theater Room Pillows
I loved the ticket plaque and the movie inspired pillows and thought I'd combine the two ideas. I ended up with this.
Isn't he the cutest?!?! (Yes, its a he and no, I have no clue why.) But he was a little lonely down there so I made him these to keep him company.
They are pretty dang cute too, don't ya think?!?
I used about a yard of canvas I got at the fabric store, but this would be a great application for drop cloth. I found the images I liked online (all through google images) and printed them up on my computer. I hung them in the window so I could trace them onto freezer paper, used a exacto knife to cute out the stencil, ironed it on and used fabric paint to paint on the image. I used a mix of both brown and black paint to give it a little more depth. Once the paint is dry you simply pill off the freezer paper and sew your pillow.
If you want more information on freezer paper stenciling, go visit Cheri at I am Momma, Hear me Roar. (Awesome blog by the way, be prepared to stay awhile) She has a video tutorial that will explain everything you need to know way better then I ever could.
While I still have some things I want to do downstairs...
I think its coming along quite nice!
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36 comments:
- Amy Eagleston said...
Those are so cute! I would totally copy you if I was a creative DIYer like you!
- September 7, 2010 at 8:18 PM
- Diane said...
Lovvve how your pillows turned out. Just great Ü
- September 8, 2010 at 12:54 PM
- Laura said...
Ok, so cute! Perfect for a home theater!
- September 8, 2010 at 2:29 PM
- Nina @ Momma Go Round said...
Love love love! They turned out so cute!
- September 8, 2010 at 3:47 PM
- Randi said...
Those are great. I can't believe you did them with freezer paper ... they look awesome!
- September 8, 2010 at 7:48 PM
- leelea said...
Love these!! Great idea!!!! I love love freezer paper stenciling!!!!!
- September 8, 2010 at 9:00 PM
- Love the Decor! said...
Love these! I am working with a client doing a theater room who just may need these : )
- September 9, 2010 at 2:22 PM
- Ms Bingles Vintage Christmas said...
Wow! I love it!
How creative!
Thank you for sharing~
- September 10, 2010 at 1:26 AM
- tko said...
Way Cute Pillows Krystal:)
- September 10, 2010 at 6:44 AM
- Amanda@The Hand Me Down House said...
LOVE these, Krystal! THey are absolutely adorable! And how perfect for your Theater Room! :) We have a theater room too -- I may just have to copy this! :)
- September 10, 2010 at 2:51 PM
- Madigan at madiganmade said...
Soo cute!
- September 10, 2010 at 4:39 PM
- Beans and Buttons said...
Great idea!! So cute!
- September 10, 2010 at 7:04 PM
- Suzanne@Meridian Road said...
This is an awesome idea! Your pillows are adorable!
- September 10, 2010 at 9:17 PM
- Kim @ Starshine Chic said...
The pillows are fabulous!!!
- September 10, 2010 at 9:52 PM
- Traci at ThreeDogsAtHome said...
These are the cutest pillows.
Thanks for sharing.
- September 11, 2010 at 12:14 AM
- Gwen @ Gwenny Penny said...
The pillows are amazing! What a great idea. I've been meaning to try freezer paper stenciling. This is a great application. Thanks for sharing!
- September 11, 2010 at 2:53 PM
- Holly said...
I saw those in the Ballard catalog too and was in love with that whole theme...but I LOVE yours just as much. Great idea...super cute! I am a new follower.
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- September 11, 2010 at 5:58 PM
- Funky Junk Interiors said...
Adorable! I'm just in love with the colour combo! Perfectly cool. :)
- September 11, 2010 at 7:54 PM
- Stephanie Lynn @Under the Table and Dreaming said...
The pillows are super cute and so cool! You have done a fantastic job on these - I love the ticket! Hope you have a wonderful weekend. ~ Stephanie Lynn
- September 11, 2010 at 8:24 PM
- Laura @ House of Thrifty Decor said...
Very cute. I need to make some of these for my husband's man room. Please stop by my blog on Sunday for my Show Off Sunday Party. I would love for you to share this great project with my followers.
- September 11, 2010 at 9:30 PM
- LambAround said...
Wait...you MADE those?? I am amazed! I have a homemade drop cloth pillow of my own, but only because I won it from another blogger! If you have a free moment, I have a new weekly (I hope!) Linky on my blog called Not "Baaad" Sundays with LambAround. I'd love for you to post this :)
- September 12, 2010 at 4:16 AM
- allison @ itstoilegood.blogspot.com said...
you have to be kidding with how perfectly ADORABLE these are! love, love this idea! My parents have a media room that is screaming out for a few of these! Must add to the Christmas To Do list! Thanks for sharing this awesome project!
- September 12, 2010 at 9:06 PM
- Tauni said...
Oh my goodness! These are absolutely darling!!! We are looking for a new house and are determined to have a cute theater room!
- September 13, 2010 at 4:17 PM
- Remodelaholic said...
We love this party link and I wanted to let you know that we are planning on featuring it tomorrow. We hope that you get a bunch of new visitors.
- September 13, 2010 at 8:23 PM
- ds said...
I saw this in Ballard Designs as well and fell in love with it. Thanks so much for showing me how to do it for less. They look fabulous!
- September 14, 2010 at 11:23 AM
- Korrie@RedHenHome said...
I love them! You did a fabulous job. Love your movie posters on the wall, too.
- September 14, 2010 at 4:31 PM
- Kara said...
Super cute and crafty! They add so much to your living room...love them!
- September 15, 2010 at 5:19 AM
- Laura @ House of Thrifty Decor said...
Thanks for stopping by my Show Off Sunday Party. I look forward to seeing you next Sunday!!
- September 15, 2010 at 3:18 PM
- Nancy said...
Seriously the cutest thing I've seen lately! I have to do this! Your blog is amazing! I'm going to follow you. If you have any free time (I know! I know!) come visit me.
- September 16, 2010 at 6:16 AM
- Sandy Ang said...
Just love those pillows !
- September 17, 2010 at 7:31 PM
- Alyssa said...
I saw your project on the CSI project and immediately came over to peek. Those are such cute pillow covers! Great way to make them, too.
- October 6, 2010 at 2:34 PM
- Hanna said...
Hi there! I am your newest follower from the blog hop! Lovely blog you have:) You can find me at www.bouffeebambini.blogspot.com
- October 10, 2010 at 6:37 PM
- Katie @ Not Just Decorating said...
These are great! I keep wanting to do a freezer paper pillow and these would be too cute in our "man cave" I'm following you now and look forward to what else you come up with.
- October 11, 2010 at 12:44 PM
- Sarah @ The Bird's Papaya said...
This is on my TO DO list this week!! wish me luck!!
I'm doing them as Christmas gifts, and things that my friends & family UNIQUELY love (like sports team logos, DIET COKE, fleur de lis etc.) SO FUN! I'm pumped.
- October 17, 2010 at 1:32 PM
- Amanda said...
These are amazing, love them! Thanks for sharing
- February 5, 2011 at 1:45 AM
- Angie H said...
Love the Coca Cola Pillow!!! Cute! Just finished our home office! Backyard Rooms installed it in just a few days! Love it, Should have done it sooner.
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looks great can't wait to see more pics
Great Job MMM!
Thats really super MMM! One more direct hit on that armor & the other guy would have "sank your battleship" Love what you're doin. Keep up the good work!
Lookin' sweet bud.
Make sure you tell everyone here how you made those nice scorch marks too!
Thanks, guys! I took the easy way out with those scorch marks, and just SCORCHED the paint with a butane micro-torch . Since the armor is aluminum, didn't pose any threat to melting it. The scratches etc. were achieved by running a farrier's rasp over the area with a very loose grip on it. This allows it to kinda bounce around and not dig-in. A pair of fencing pliers(they have a very sharp edge on the front of a hammer face on them) was used to strike glancing blows in creating the deep scratch marks. The "hitmarks" were made by a ball pein hammer. I used a well-worn piece of sandpaper to knock-down the newness overall.
I basically just beat the heck out of it.....in a controlled manner .
That's lookin' mighty darn cool!! Nice, nice job my friend!
It was Boba vs. Terminator ?? .... looks good.
By the way, for those of us that do not posess MMM's skill or enough cash to buy aluminum armor, you can still create those nice blackened burn marks on your fiberglass, sintra, or vac-formed armour w/ a simple cigarette lighter! BE VERY CAREFULL THOUGH! Just get the heat close enough to "bake" the paint a bit. Of course you can gett a similar effect w/ an airbrush, but if you do it right, controled burning of your paint takes a fraction of the time, & no clean up! Just a thought!
Oh yeah, If your gonna try what I mentioned in the previous message, make shure you practice on a scrap piece of material first!
Great tip, Jk. I was actually wondering how I would have done this if my armor had been made of the other choices while I was burning it. My thought, especially for sintra and f/g, was to turn the armor over, paint side down, place a very wet towel or washcloth inside the curve and opposite of the intended burn, and direct the flame up into the paint from below. Looks like I did a bit too much thinking, as you seem to just burn straight on without a wet rag. Thanks for posting that, buddy.
You bet MMM! I Burned/baked the paint on my MB armour & it really creats a nice effect! I can't stress enough how carefull you have to be though! The first few times I tried this I created slumps and depressions in my armour & had to fill w/ bondo! :o A smidge of over heating will make your vac-formed armor, (& sintra I suspect,) lose its shape. A wet towel on the back side might really help alot for helping keep your armour's shape, yet allow you to bake the paint w/ less worry! Hope this helps a bit, & make shure to PRACTICE 1ST!


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There were 15 or 20 of us in Argentina's Torre Valley at the Niponino base camp, and we were not stoker. Mikey Schaefer and I had just climbed a wet, loose, scary, horrible new route up Saint-Exupéry. The mountains were melting, there were weird politics, injuries and fatalities all over the range. Spontaneous rock fall was ripping loose with a force that just made me want to go home.
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There is a real simplicity to my seasons in Patagonia. Every year for at least a month, I take my alpine climbing kit, my paints and my Spanish dictionary to El Chaltén hoping for weather good enough to climb. Climbing something and painting a few pictures is what I strive for. I try to paint the quiet respect I feel when standing at the base of these mountains. They loom over me, their mysteries waiting at the top. When I look up at them, I feel a little fear mixed with a lot of awe. I think we all feel that.
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Do you have a favorite song, book or painting, character, route or mountain? When you think of this incredibly well-crafted thing, do you wish you could create something like that? When you close your eyes and see it, can you place yourself there or pretend you made it? When I close my eyes and I see the spires of Patagonia, when I paint each corner and finger crack, I want to climb a route up it. I see a ledge and think about how good the bivy would be, how nice the view. When I sit in base camp, I wish I were on the wall in a moment of rarefied air, when the light is golden, and there is perfect rock at my fingertips.
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|Is everything all welded up ???usually what I do is completely assemble the car with drill screws ,If theres a problem with gaps or something I just unscrew and move things where they need to be..once its welded its kinda too late but you can always cut the welds and start over...If it all worked before you can get it all to work again.....show some pics it dont sound to bad...
You need to take it to a shop to have them look at it. Non of this makes much sense. If you are working in the trunk floor being "T boned" isn't going to affect it a whole lot, not unless it was hit at 80 by a truck, and in that case the car would have never seen the light of day. If you have welded stuff in crooked, that can't be fixed by a frame rack, you are back to removing those parts and reinstalling them straight.
Unibodies don't generally twist up like a full framed car when hit.
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i have a pair of RA gauntlets, and one of them are cracked ... so what is the bes solution to fix the problem
i have a pair of RA gauntlets, and one of them are cracked ... so what is the bes solution to fix the problem
Duct Tape!!!!!!! hehehe couldn't help it. I don't know... I would think that any kind of strong glue would fix it but I'm no expert on that stuff
A small crack can be fixed with Bondo. If the crack is severe, reinforce it with some epoxy and a piece of plastic before you Bondo.
Depending on the size of the crack you might try just a strong glue for a small crack. If it's large and/or chipped you might fill it with bondo, or quikplastik or something. Maybe reinforce is from behind with bondo/quikplastik behind it and a bit of superglueish stuff inside the crack?
i see ... thanks fiberglass works or not
I second boba phat.
I would use A two part epoxy onthe inside of the crack.Bondo
on the outside.Sand it down and repaint.BAM!!! your groovy.
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Duct Tape!!!!!!!
Ahhh,Jango Bear,you beat me to it
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The Lady Broncs remain unbeaten at 10-0 after victories over Kelly Walsh high school, Evanston and Riverton they have two more non-conference games this week they host Billings West Friday night and play at Natrona county Saturday.
The Broncs went 1-2 in Riverton the highlight was Friday's 66-47 win over 5th ranked Evanston they play at Billings West Friday night and host Natrona county Saturday at 4:30.
DENVER (AP) - Peyton Manning will have to wait until next season to face the Indianapolis Colts.
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The Sheridan Elks Lodge Hoop Shoot was conducted on January 6, 2013 in the Hoffman Dome at Sheridan College.
The first place winners in each age group for both girls and boys qualify for the Northwest District Hoop Shoot in Cody on February 2.
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BRONC / LADY BRONC HOOPS - The Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams swept games from Evanston Friday in Riverton the Lady Broncs won a low scoring game 39-23 the Broncs beat the Red Devils 65-46.
Both teams close out the event this afternoon taking on Riverton the Lady Broncs play at 1:00 and the Broncs at 2:30 you can hear both game live on 14-10 KWYO and 87.7 FM ESPN radio.
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Im looking for a specific photo of Fett. I was hoping someone has a larger version of this shot. its from the MR card. a friend of mine requested my favorite photo of Fett, I have no idea what hes planing, he wont tell me, but thats my favorite shot. the MR one is only 4x3 and i need a higher def larger version of it.
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We considered a Ford Transit Connect while looking at minivans, but the four-sped automatic killed it. Hopefully they'll put in a five- or six-speed transmission of some kind, preferably both manual and automatic.
We considered a Ford Transit Connect while looking at minivans, but the four-sped automatic killed it. Hopefully they'll put in a five- or six-speed transmission of some kind, preferably both manual and automatic.
I really like the Transit Custom (red one). I could see it being a big hit as a conversion van/RV.
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I guess the 360 thing didn't bother me. I get memos at work where we're told to do a 360 review of a software product or something. They're saying "look all around it", like all 360 degrees. When I read a 360 degree design change, I read that to mean the whole thing was updated, not just a nose job. I believe we saw something like that with the Econoline, where the nose was updated but the rest of the van was left alone.
Will they offer a 6 or 7 passenger version? If so this will be our next family car. I think it makes a lot of sense since will not be getting the 7 passenger C-Max.
I really really like this new TC, the Transit however, I'm not too huge of a fan of, but seeing how well the Sprinter is selling I'm guessing there's a huge market just opening for these vans in NA.
Also I hope that by "powerful diesel option" they don't mean some 7.0L Powerstroke..The Sprinter does fine with the Bluetec as its ONLY option (It is the only option, no?) so I see no problem with a similar engine in the Transit.
damn! that has the possibility to make for a bad-ass family hauler with a rwd or awd 3.5 ecoboost.
I also need more details on this powerful diesel engine they speak off.
A good friend of mine has the current model--I really like it. This one looks better and I'm sure brings other improvements. Very nice!
give third row option n diesel n stick. I'll be the first in line
that connect looks really nice. 3rd row, diesel n stick option plz! i'll be switching to ford for sure
i want
I see people getting mad about the fact of the no rear swing doors like the current one. I know its my dads favorite feature of his work transit.
Things got a little bit more interesting. US model Transit Connect will get 1.6 turbo...
I think I will pick one up, when they become available. The Ecoboost sounds great, althought I much prefer a diesel in such a vehicle. I'm extremely happy with my current one - it's a vacation car, that I use when I stay in Bulgaria, and it is the toughest car I ever had. With the 1.8 tdci it pools very strong, while returning 5.5l -6l/ 100km ( 40 mpg US). It's huge on the inside, perfect for a baby seat, and it feels fast enough.
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I'm looking for either a mentor who is experienced in IELTS teaching (better still if the person is an examiner) or just other IELTS teachers who would like to discuss IELTS teaching and learn from each other. I have a CELTA and have taught ESL for a year plus. I like teaching upper levels and have decided to specialize in IELTS teaching for various reasons - more marketable, you actually get the more motivated students, etc.
I tried to find books that would help me in my IELTS teaching (not activity books, but actual books for teachers of IELTS that would be beneficial to them) but I don't know of any - besides the course books, "IELTS secrets" books, etc. So if anyone is experienced in this area, that would be great.
I'm an extremely reflective teacher. I read a lot (and am relatively up-to-date with a lot of the latest practical and intellectual teaching "trends" in the industry) and ponder over a lot of things - teaching methods, etc. Spanish is my second and my experience as a Spanish intermediate level learner actually makes me think a lot about how/what I teach and how students learn English.
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Even though Monday's day-long Charleston, S.C.-area housing tour at the Reinvention conference was delayed an hour by an interstate fire and early rain threatened to make conditions unpleasant, in the end, touring architects were not disappointed. Attendees toured a low-country residence in Mount Pleasant designed by Frank Harmon, FAIA; the Whitney Powers-designed River Road Residence in Charleston; Robert A.M. Stern's clubhouse at Kiawah Ocean Course Clubhouse; the historic Vanderhorst Mansion on Kiawah Island designed by Chris Schmitt, FAIA, NCARB; and a house on Sullivan's Island designed by Christopher Rose, AIA, ASID.
At each of the five stops, the project architects guided guests through the houses, discussing design details and answering questions. Here's what some Reinvention attendees said about the housing tour during the Welcome Reception at the Charleston Place hotel Monday evening:
"Phenomenal! A couple [houses] really stood out for their detail and the care taken, especially the one on the water at Mount Pleasant ... I could live in that house tomorrow. It was built for human beings who love life."—Carol McWilliams, architecture enthusiast/spouse attendee, Shaker Heights, OH
"We visited the clubhouse at a golf course. Stern is very sensitive to the coastal aesthetic ... and the view is spectacular. The tour was very nice."—Conrad McWilliams, former interim dean and professor of architecture (retired), Kent State University, Shaker Heights, OH
"It was great. I loved the contemporary architecture and how it fit in well with Charleston, being an older town."—Jim Webb, vice president, Studio 3 Design Group, Augusta, GA
"It was a nice mix. The last house by the ocean was very interesting. We had a great speaker. Two thumbs up."—Jeff Henneman, Henneman+Associates, Columbia, MD
"I really liked Frank Harmon's house. I'm a horticulturalist, so to have the landscape and the vegetated roof [included] was great."—Becky Balzer, spouse attendee, Roanoke, VA
"I always like coming to this conference because it's dense and starts with a housing tour and gets you thinking about why you're here..."—Craig Balzer, RA, president, Balzer and Associates, Roanoke, VA


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Re: J.C. Watts and the RNC
posted at 12:45 pm on December 3, 2012 by Guy Benson
Ed, I read your post on former Congressman Watts and the RNC Chairmanship with great interest. Like you, I have great admiration for Watts — but I also think Reince Priebus has done a remarkable job at the helm of the national committee, the election results notwithstanding. People tend to misidentify the practical job description of the RNC chair, which sometimes leads to a misplaced impulse to hold him or her accountable for all of the party's ills. First and foremost, the RNC chief's role is to ensure that the party is well funded. Messaging, personnel, and other considerations certainly matter, but resources are king. On that front, Priebus has excelled; he worked feverishly to restore trust among top donors and turned a moribund, debt-plagued organization around over a short time span. There are many reasons why Mitt Romney lost in November. In my opinion, Reince Prebius was definitively not one of them. This is not to say that JC Watts is incapable of doing a very good job in this position, or that he's unworthy of a shot. Far from it. But the nuts and bolts of core RNC operations aren't broken, and I worry that yet another change at the top could be unnecessarily disruptive. I recognize that a high turnover rate is often par for the course for this office, but I'm not convinced that it makes sense to replace the 'incumbent' at this point in time. Also, based on my experience, Priebus is one of the few members of the GOP "establishment" who isn't reviled by much of the base. He understands the grassroots because he's a product of those grassroots.
All that being said, some of Watts' insights about the woeful state of GOP outreach to certain constituencies do strike a real chord. Some things must change, especially on this front. Might Priebus consider establishing a task force to address these shortcomings in a long-term, strategic manner? Watts is absolutely right that the window dressing of election year "coalitions" and quadrennial pandering is not a solution; if anything, it insults the very voters Republicans are trying (poorly) to attract. If such a team is assembled, I'd nominate Watts as chair or co-chair. No matter its genesis, this work is imperative, and it needs to start now. A final note about national party chairs: Democrats won in 2012 despite the unlikeability, hyper-partisanship and fiscal mismanagement of Debbie Wasserman Schultz — yet it appears that she'll keep her job. It would be unfortunate for Republicans to watch DWS retain her perch while ousting Priebus, in my view.


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text: Patrick appoints Wass to MTRB and nominates Sullivan to Appeals Court post Governor Deval Patrick recently appointed a former MTA president to the board overseeing the teacher pension system and nominated a highly respected labor attorney as an Appeals Court judge. Former MTA President Anne Wass, now a retired Hanover teacher, was appointed by Patrick to the Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement Board and sworn in to office on September 26 for a term that expires on April 18, 2014. MTA Past President Anne Wass, right, with staff member Jill Jackson at the September MTA Retired Members Gathering.The MTRB administers the Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System, which serves a membership of more than 88,000 active educators and 52,000 retirees and survivors. "I am honored that the governor appointed me to this very important board," Wass said of her appointment. "The future of public employee pensions is now being debated in the Legislature. Although the MTRB cannot affect the outcome of that debate, the board is charged with making sure that the pension system for public school educators is administered fairly and efficiently." Toner said, "The MTA is thankful to Governor Patrick for appointing Anne Wass to the MTRB as a voice for retired educators. She will work hard to make sure our retirement system continues to benefit our members." The MTRB is composed of seven members chosen in accordance with state law: The Massachusetts State Treasurer or his or her designee. The Auditor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts or his or her designee. Two members who are elected by the active and retired members of the system. A retired teacher who is appointed by the governor. A member who is chosen by the vote of the other six. The Massachusetts commissioner of elementary and secondary education or his or her designee. The commissioner serves as the board chair. Excepting the chairperson, state treasurer and state auditor, each member serves a four-year term. The length of the chairperson's term depends upon the term of office of the commissioner of elementary and secondary education. The board, which meets at least once a month: Votes on every disability retirement allowance. Investigates all claims for accidental and ordinary disabilities. Establishes the rules and regulations of the agency. Oversees the dissemination of services and information to its membership. Wass taught at Hanover Middle School for 31 years. During much of that time, she was active in her local association and the MTA. She served as MTA's president from July 1, 2006, to June 30, 2010. Toner also applauded the governor's nomination of Mary T. Sullivan as associate justice of the Appeals Court. Sullivan is a partner at the Boston firm of Segal Roitman, LLP, with extensive litigation experience. She represents labor organizations, labor-management, health, welfare and pension funds and individual employees in labor, employment and benefits matters. She partnered with MTA in preparing an important amicus brief in a case before the Supreme Judicial Court concerning the role of collective bargaining under the Education Reform Act of 1993. "Mary Sullivan will bring much needed labor voice and perspective to the courts," said MTA President Paul Toner. "She is intelligent, hard-working and fair." Sullivan serves as co-chair of the Boston Bar Association's Labor and Employment Law Section. Her public service also includes membership on the Commonwealth's Apprenticeship Training Council, the Public Library of Brookline Board of Trustees and the Artbarn Community Theater Board of Trustees.


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Abou Diaby is relishing the prospect of playing alongside Mikel Arteta next season - and believes Arsenal's midfield can push on to even greater heights.
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Music's part in life's harmony
The topic of vocation is important to Calvin College professor David Fuentes because part of his job is to help students uncover their personal calling and understand how much of their lives will be directly related to music.
June 16, 2017 | Hannah Ebeling
Home court at Handlon
In late April, Calvin College students and alumni played basketball against inmates at Handlon Correctional Facility. And students in the Calvin Prison Initiative cheered on their fellow Knights.
May 02, 2017 | Jacquelyn Hubbard
Calvin College observes 500th anniversary of the Reformation
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A lunar sample will be displayed in Calvin's Bruce Dice Mineralogical Museum starting November 28.
November 22, 2016 | Jacquelyn Hubbard
Calvin Center for Faith & Writing hosts fall writers series on race in America
The Calvin Center for Faith and Writing has partnered with departments and institutes at Calvin to launch the center's first public event: the Fall Writers Series.
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The January Series celebrates its 30th anniversary
Calvin College's award-winning noontime lecture series provides deeper insight into pivotal issues facing the nation and world today.
September 15, 2016 | Matt Kucinski
A Christmas message from Calvin College
Calvin College student Dantia Dandjinou shares a spoken word poem to express the timeless wonder of the Christmas season.
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Calvin board appoints chair-elect at October meetings
The Calvin College Board of Trustees had a full schedule during their October meetings, which included the unanimous support of 1978 alumnus Craig Lubben as chair-elect.
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Calvin College welcomes four new board members
Pedro Aviles of Berwyn, Ill.; William J. Boer of Grand Rapids, Mich.; David Cok of Rochester, N.Y.; and Ray VanderKooi of Kentwood, Mich. join the 31-member board.
October 21, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
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We Are Calvin: Corrin Timmer
Senior Corrin Timmer spent this spring on Calvin's Washington D.C. semester as an events intern for United Nations Relief Works Agency USA.
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Calvin raises $25 million for debt relief
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Calvin contemporizes Shakespeare for the stage
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German prof receives national award for excellence in cultural teaching
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December 17, 2013 | Connor Sterchi
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John Calvin's 504th birthday
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Worship Symposium in Hong Kong
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Calvin orchestra gets new conductor
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But it was the seventh start, the Empire Classic on Belmont Park's New York Showcase Day, where Stud Muffin came through for his boss. His 1 ½-length victory was all Duggan needed to be convinced that Stud Muffin had finally arrived.
This is a perfect spot for Stud Muffin, who not only exits a big victory, but returns to Aqueduct, where he has won two of three starts.
"He's a much different horse," Duggan said. "He had run some very good races when we claimed him, and we really thought we were getting a turf horse because he has a tremendous stride on him. He was a bit of an unlucky horse in his two races at Saratoga: he steadied in one and was stuck down inside in another. But he always kept running at the end.
"In his race before the Empire Classic, the track was like soup. He never liked it and (jockey) Johnny Velazquez said to just throw the race out. In the Empire Classic, he got it all together. At the quarter-pole, he was sitting just off the lead and then split horses. He was a different horse. It may be that he is a cold weather horse, or simply that he has gotten stronger over the last six months. He definitely is not out of place in this race."
Jockey Alan Garcia, who was aboard for the Empire Classic, has the return mount on Saturday.
Always dangerous, trainer Larry Jones ships in with Argentina-bred Solar Flare. Jones, who on Wednesday was announced as the winner of the Turf Publicists of America's prestigious Big Sport of Turfdom Award, has Solar Flare on a proper course for the Stuyvesant. Second to Frost Giant in Belmont Park's Grade 1 Suburban Handicap, Solar Flare put in a pair of dull efforts and was given a brief rest before coming back to win an open claiming event at The Meadowlands on October 27.
The 4-year-old Salt Lake colt has trained steadily at Fair Hill, Md. After running a distant seventh to Commentator in Saratoga's Grade 1 Whitney on July 26, Solar Flare then appeared with front bandages when he raced third in the slop in Delaware Park's Owners Day Handicap on September 6.
"He had sprained an ankle at Saratoga and we might have run back a little too soon at Delaware," Jones said. "He re-aggravated his ankle in the slop, so we decided to give him a little break and let him get over that. He's been training very well and that race at The Meadowlands was just the right prep we were looking for this race. It wasn't too taxing and he should be tight enough for this race."
Jockey Terry Thompson will be aboard.
Both Ravel and Dry Martini, are winless this year, and respective trainers Todd Pletcher and Billy Turner will try to change their fortunes with the addition of blinkers in the Stuyvesant.
Brilliant Son, who just missed on turf at Keeneland on October 19, goes back to the dirt for this race, while Temporary Saint, who has a record of 4-2-2 from nine starts this year, was supplemented to the Stuyvesant.
Trainer John Terranova has chosen the Stuyvesant for the 2008 debut of 4-year-old Helsinki, who has not raced since a fifth-place finish in the Discovery Handicap on November 24, 2007.
The field for Saturday's 58th running of the Grade 3 Stuyvesant Handicap:
1. Phil the Power Joe Orseno Eibar Coa 115
2. Stud Muffin David Duggan Alan Garcia 114
3. Helsinki John Terranova Cornelio Velasquez 115
4. Brilliant Son Kiaran McLaughlin Rajiv Maragh 114
5. Solar Flare (ARG) Larry Jones Terry Thompson 116
6. Ravel Todd Pletcher John Velazquez 115
7. Temporary Saint David Jacobson Eddie Castro 115
8. Dry Martiini Billy Turner Channing Hill 116
Ravel and Dry Martini will race with blinkers.
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Danny Amendola 's chances of making an unbelievably quick return to the field still exist this week. He is officially questionable after going through non-contact practice all week. Amendola is a little more than three weeks removed from dislocating his right collarbone inward, a seemingly unprecedented injury in the NFL that could have been life-threatening.
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So yes, Amendola is listed as questionable. However, no beat writers are giving him a legitimate chance of playing in this game, especially with the Rams on bye in Week 9. But if he is available in your league, you need to pick up Amendola immediately. Although he hasn't played since Week 5, he still leads the Rams in receptions and receiving yards.
For this week against the Patriots, I love Chris Givens . As myself and George Bissell mentioned last night on the FFToolbox podcast, the Patriots have given up 39 plays of more than 20 yards to WRs this season, far and away the most in the league. Givens has racked up a 50-yard play in four consecutive weeks, so the matchup is certainly favorable for him to break off another big play.


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Walnut Creek, Calif. • Sophomore midfielder Avery Ford has been named an Honorable Mention All-Pac-12 Conference selection and redshirt freshman goalkeeper Lindsey Luke has earned Pac-12 All-Freshman Team honors, the league office announced Wednesday.
Ford, a native of Ogden, Utah, started all 19 games this year as she anchored the Utes' midfield once again. From her holding mid spot she scored two goals, including one game winner, and provided two assists, both on game-winning goals. Ford provided a terrific defensive presence and was a crucial conduit in transition from offense to defense. She was also a Pac-12 All-Freshman team selection in 2011.
"Avery had an excellent season," said Utah head coach Rich Manning. "As a midfielder, her passing and vision helped us to keep the ball and started our attacks. She also made terrific strides in her defensive game and had a strong impact in stopping our opponents. Avery's well-rounded game represents the kind of soccer we play here at Utah."
Ford has routinely stepped up in big moments in her young Utah career. She has scored three career goals, two of which have been game winners, and posted five assists, including three on game-winning goals. This season, she tallied the game winner against Southern Utah and assisted on back-to-back game winners against Washington State (2-1 in overtime) and Washington (2-0).
Luke, who hails from Corona del Mar, Calif., finished the season with 85 saves and an .810 save percentage, both of which ranked fourth in the Pac-12. She also posted a 1.12 goals-against-average with four shutouts.
"Lindsey had a fantastic freshman season," said Manning. "Her shot-stopping and distribution skills were key in helping us improve our team defense in our second year in the Pac-12. Goalkeeper is a position that requires skill and poise. Lindsey played beyond her years and is well-deserving of this honor."