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Need-based Scholarships
Through the generosity of our donors, DTS has over 100 scholarships including full-ride scholarships, funds for minorities and international students, and scholarships based on future ministry plans.
To access the Financial Aid application, individuals must have either applied for admission (for Dallas and Extension applicants) or been granted acceptance to the Seminary (for international applicants).
Dallas Extension International
To be eligible for financial assistance, students must be enrolled in a degree program, taking at least 12 credit hours per semester and working part time or taking 9-11 hours & working full time, 30+ hours/week (with the exception of extension students). Students must maintain a 2.5 or higher GPA and be current with all payment programs through the Seminary.
Students may apply for a need-based scholarship by submitting the Financial Aid application by the following deadlines:
- For continuing and returning students, applications must be submitted by February 28 for the fall semester and September 30 for the spring semester.
- For current international students, applications must be submitted by January 31 for the following year.
- For new students, scholarship applications must be submitted by May 1 for the fall semester and November 1 for the spring semester. After May 1, the amount of aid awarded is determined by the remaining funds available. All aid granted is based on the availability of funds. The Financial Aid application becomes available after an application for admission has been received by the Admissions Office.
- For new international students, applications must be submitted by January 15 for the following year. In general, because of the very limited availability of financial aid, alternate means of support should be explored. Applications for international financial aid cannot be considered until an applicant has been granted acceptance to the seminary.
Scholarships are distributed as tuition scholarship grants. Financial need is the primary criterion for the distribution of institutional aid. Secondary criteria include academic program and academic performance. Applications for scholarship are reviewed by the director of Financial Aid and the Financial Aid committee.
Scholarships are not automatically renewed. All applications for need-based scholarships must be completed for each semester (General/Extension/Minority) or year (International) aid is requested.
Types of Need-Based Scholarships
Minority Scholarships
Scholarships are available for minority students. This scholarship is awarded on a semester basis.
International Student Scholarships
International students may apply for tuition scholarships. This scholarship is awarded on a yearly basis. To be considered for aid, incoming students must be approved for enrollment in a degree program and pursue study under the F-1 (student) visa. New international applicants who will require aid must file their applications by January 15, since all international aid is assigned by March 31 for the following academic year. International applicants should be aware that competition for available scholarships is heavy and that grants are made only to the most highly qualified candidates, with respect to ministry experience, ministry potential, support from a sponsoring organization, and academic background. Applications for aid to international students are reviewed by the director of Admissions and the Financial Aid Committee. Students who are awarded an international scholarship should be aware that acceptance of tuition scholarship obligates them to return to their homeland on completion of their program.
General Scholarship
General scholarships are available to students who do not meet the criteria for the above scholarships. This scholarship is awarded on a semester basis.
Extension Scholarship
Scholarships are available for students who are attending an extension site and are enrolled in a degree program. This scholarship is awarded on a semester basis. Financial need and the number of credit hours taken (Houston students must be taking at least 6 hours) are the primary criteria for distribution of aid. Applications must be submitted by February 28 for the fall semester and September 30 for the spring semester.


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My wife and I managed to kick off our mid-life crises at the same time while visiting Southeast Asia last year. We're both professionals who have been infected with an odd strain of "I'm not doing anything worthwhile with my life". We're frankly not sure we have the intestinal fortitude to cut the cord, simplify, and head to Asia (Cambodia, most likely) do try and help some people, but we want to at least prepare.
My current job skills may not be applicable (high-end tech stuff which won't be in high demand based on the research I've done) in a developing country, so I'm thinking about going back to my roots and TESL came to mind.
In order to make some progress towards my goal, I feel I should at least attempt a TESL, but my working schedule precludes me from taking a month-long certification such as CELTA or Trinity (which aren't taught nearby anyway).
That leaves me with two options - either an online certification or signing up for the only course offered in my city – by a company called Oxford Seminars (playing on Cambridge and Trinity, I guess…)
Can anyone offer me any guidance on whether this certification is worth the paper it's printed on (60 hour, instructor-led)? From what I've read, online certs are worth even less than a certification that includes less than 100 hours, but since I'm a relative neophyte to this world, I don't really know the ins and outs of things.
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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
i have this habit of writing letters as a stress reliever. i never really send them and i often end up losong them or leaving them in random places.
and i've been thinking of making it into a project of sorts. send in your letters and I'll compile them into a zine.
Everyone who contributes will get a copy.
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Empowered female leadership panel recap from Bangalore
After three exciting days in Bangalore, delegates from the San Francisco-Bangalore Sister City Initiative completed their trip on a high note. The two cities are currently working toward building improved and sustainable environments through the engagement of their respective communities. During the two-day event held on December 2 and 3, delegates from the sister cities achieved one of their many goals by signing 11 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) to continue to build and strengthen the cities' existing relationship.
In conjunction with the initiative and the three-day event, Cisco hosted a panel of six outstanding women who are ranked in the top of their field to discuss what it takes for females to succeed in the modern business world. The panel, which was broadcast live last week via Cisco TelePresence connected the panelists from Bangalore; New York City; and San Jose, Calif.
Each gave an inside look into their rise to the top, but highlighted many of the challenges it took to get there.
The stellar lineup of panelists included:
- Padmasree Warrior, Chief Technology and Strategy Officer, Cisco
- Rani N. Borkar, Vice President General Manager, Intel Architecture Development Group
- Reshma Saujani, Founder, Girls Who Code
- Revathy Ashok, Former Managing Director, Tishman Speyer
- Anu Natarajan, Vice Mayor of Fremont, Calif.
- Priya Tandon, Founder & Chair of IndUS Setu Global Foundation
To kick off the panel, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee emphasized the important of bringing gender equality to the workforce. The city of San Francisco follows this philosophy since many women hold high-level positions within its government.
Cisco's panel moderator Karen Snell introduced each panelist and shared a quote from Cisco's Padmasree Warrior, "I take work seriously, but not myself."
Warrior explained that anything in business must retain a human element. When entering the workforce, she said it's crucial to not only have a work identity, but maintain a separate personal identity.
Other topics addressed during the panel focused on how women should seek mentorship, how they should handle criticism from peers in the work place and how to maintain a proper work/life balance.
On seeking mentorship, Reshma Saujani of Girls Who Code – a program geared toward teen girls to teach them relevant skills for computing fields – said because so few women enter the STEM field, the ones who do aren't seeing others who look like them. But women need female mentors. So if more women enter fields like computer science and engineering, they can become the mentors for the future generations of women to enter those same fields.
When asked about handling criticism from peers, Revathy Ashok suggested that women should disregard gender as an issue but to "learn to fight the battle differently."
Ashok, who for years worked alongside men and no other women, explained that she never felt she had the "luxury" to think of gender as in issue in the workforce and learned to adapt accordingly. Despite her personal experience, Ashok said she is seeing an overall shift in how the technology industry as a whole has begun to change its attitude toward women.
But while attitudes toward women may be improving since in many cases the proverbial glass ceiling has already been shattered, underlying factors still remain for woman as they continue to climb the corporate ladder like raising a family in addition to advancing a career.
During the panel discussion, Anu Natarajan said when women hold a career and also raise a family, it's ok to ask for help when it's needed and should accept help from a spouse or family member. Women have a responsibility to "not act like victims," so when maintaining both a work and family life, it's key to define a roadmap that allows for both.
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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience. The 2011/12 campaign is no different and 11 Gunners are currently away from the Club.
Arsenal.com track their progress throughout the season. Our Arsenal's Loanees page offers an overview of all the players and below is the latest instalment of our Loan Watch feature with reports from their latest matches.
Nicklas Bendtner
Bolton 0-2 Sunderland
Saturday, October 22
Nicklas Bendtner continued his bright start to life in the North-East, playing the full 90 minutes and scoring his second goal of the campaign as Sunderland recorded a 2-0 win at Bolton on Saturday.
Joel Campbell
Lorient 0-0 Toulouse
Saturday, October 22
Joel Campbell played 71 minutes for Lorient as they battled to a goalless draw against Toulouse on Saturday. The striker was replaced by former Gunner Gilles Sunu.
Pedro Botelho
Real Betis 0-2 Rayo Vallecano
Sunday, October 23
Pedro Botelho played 36 minutes of Rayo Vallecano's 2-0 win over Real Betis on Sunday, arriving as a second-half substitute to help his side secure victory.
Carlos Vela
Real Sociedad 0-0 Getafe
Sunday, October 23
Carlos Vela played 14 minutes of Real Sociedad's goalless draw at home to Getafe on Sunday, coming on as a second-half substitute.
Sao Paulo 0-0 Coritiba
Sunday, October 23
Denilson did not feature in Sao Paulo's goalless draw with Coritiba on Sunday.
Samuel Galindo
Gimnastic Tarragona 0-1 Hercules
Saturday, October 22
Samuel Galindo did not feature for the Gimnastic Tarragona side that lost 1-0 at home to Hercules on Saturday.
Kyle Bartley
Hearts 0-2 Rangers
Sunday, October 23
Kyle Bartley did not feature in Rangers' win at Hearts over the weekend, missing out through his groin injury once more.
James Shea
Dagenham and Redbridge 2-5 Aldershot
Saturday, October 22
James Shea was an unused substitute in Dagenham and Redbridge's 5-2 defeat against Aldershot on Saturday.
Villarreal 0-3 Levante
Sunday, October 23
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By Chris Harris
Laura Harvey has called for Arsenal fans to get down to Boreham Wood FC on Thursday afternoon and help inspire a famous Women's Champions League victory.
The Ladies have it all to do to reach the last eight of the competition after losing 2-0 at Rayo Vallecano last week but their form at Meadow Park is pretty impressive - they won there 9-0 in the previous round.
The Spanish champions are definitely a step up in class but Harvey believes a vociferous Arsenal crowd can be the proverbial '12th man' - or woman in this case.
"We just try and promote people to come down, watch us play, get behind us and give us a little bit of support of what we're trying to achieve," she told Arsenal.com.
"We had that in the last round where we turned around a poor performance in Serbia at Boreham Wood and showed what we can really do and we're hoping for the same on Thursday.
"At home in the afternoon is what we're used to - there's the same old faces there and we had a decent crowd for the game in the last round. I think it actually suits us, an afternoon kick-off at Boreham Wood will give us our best chance of winning the game.
"I think we have a lot of college and school kids where people come with their classes for the afternoon and things like that are great."
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Stadium Parking Maps
- Parking & Traffic Flow Maps (with incoming/exiting traffic flow & cross-campus walkway)
2016 Permit Controlled Parking
Lot Name
Permit Type
Boatwright Drive & Campus Drive
Boatwright Drive across from Robins Stadium
Spider Club
Between Milhiser Gym and Robins Stadium
Boatwright Drive across from Robins Center
Spider Club
Between Robins Center and Pitt Field
Spider Club
New Frat Row Drive
Student Tailgate
Richmond Way
Gameday Staff
Richmond Way
(Jepson Hall)
Athletics Special Use
Richmond Way
Spider Club
Richmond Way
(School of Law)
Spider Club
Richmond Way outside East Concourse
Parking Lot Specifics
- All parking lots open four hours prior to kickoff.
- Please have parking passes visible as you approach the police officer at the intersection.
- There is no saving of spaces in the lots.
General Parking (No Permit)
- All general parking lots are FREE and are indicated in ORANGE on the parking maps.
- Individuals will be directed to a parking area based on the entrance you come in, time of day and available spaces.
- Vehicles cannot be parked so that they prohibit emergency vehicle access. These vehicles will be towed off campus at owner's expense.
Unauthorized vehicles parked in any permit-controlled lot will be ticketed and towed at the owner's expense after 2 a.m. on Gamedays. These areas include the following lots: B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6, B7, R19, R20, R21, R22 and R23. Additionally, parking illegally in handicap spaces, in fire lanes, or immediate areas surrounding the Robins Center will result in towing at the owner's expense. If your vehicle is towed for unauthorized parking, please contact URPD at (804) 289-8715
Handicap Parking
Handicap Parking is located in Lot B4 located between Robins Stadium and Robins Center. This lot is ADA compliant, with an appropriate number of spaces. Should this lot fill, fans needing accessible parking must proceed to one of the general parking lots, where additional handicap accessible parking is available. A handicap drop-off area is provided in front of Gate C at Robins Stadium. Please note, parking illegally in handicap spaces or in fire lanes will result in towing at the owner's expense.
Spider Club Parking Permit
A football season parking permit is a benefit of Spider Club membership for season ticket holders. Members are assigned to designated parking lots based on giving to the Spider Club Annual Fund and Spider Points. All permitted lots are capacity-controlled to assure parking for all permit holders. For more information, visit the Spider Club page at RichmondSpiders.com.
Student Parking
Exclusive tailgate space is reserved for students in lot B7. All students will receive an email prior to each game day with instructions to reserve a parking permit. If not all spaces are claimed in advance of game day, permits will be available at the lot entrance on a first come, first served basis.
For information on reserving a student parking permit, contact the Robins Center Ticket Office at 1-877-Spider-1.
RV Parking
There are a very limited number of parking spots for RV's in Lot W37 (near the Jepson Alumni Center). RVs must purchase a pass from the Spider Club office for $50 and display the pass on Gameday to be allowed onto campus and into this parking lot. Please call (804) 289-8759 is you wish to reserve one of these passes, which will be assigned based on Spider Points. Once all of the RV passes have been purchased, no other RVs will be allowed onto the UR campus.
HOV-6/Hybrid Parking
There is limited free HOV and Hybrid vehicle parking for fans coming to Robins Stadium on Gameday. Vehicles planning to arrive with six or more passengers or Hybrid vehicles (each passenger must also have a valid game day ticket) may park in this designated lot. There is limited parking in the HOV/Hybrid Lot.
HOV/Hybrid parking is in Lot B1. If a vehicle arrives with a HOV/Hybrid and does not have six or more passengers who each have a valid game day ticket or the vehicle is not a hybrid, the vehicle will not be allowed in Lot B1.
Media Parking
Lot R23 is designated as the media parking lot and is located off Richmond Way, adjacent to Gate H (Media Entrance). Space in Lot R23 is limited, and a parking space is not guaranteed with your working media credential. Auxilary media parking is available on a limited basis in Lot R18. To request a media parking pass, please contact the Spiders' Athletic Public Relations Office at (804) 287-6312, or by email to Scott Day or email@example.com.
Postgame Traffic Patterns
Boatwright Exit (Blue Arrows on the map)
From Boatwright Drive make a left onto Three Chopt Road (only left turns will be allowed). Continue 0.7 miles and then yield on the right to Horsepen Road (which will turn into Glenside Road). From there, continue 1 mile until the signs for I-64 E and I-64 W. I-64 E will lead to both I-95 N and I-95 S.
Westhampton College Exit (Red Arrows on the map)
From College Road, make a right turn on River Road (only right turns will be allowed). Continue on River Road for 1.5 miles. At this point, turn left for the Chippenham Parkway/ Rt. 150 to head to points south and I-95 near Petersburg. At River Road, turn right onto Parham Road for I-64 in both directions. Continue 4 miles on Parham Road until the signs for I-64 E and I-64 W. I-64 E will lead to both I-95 N and I-95 S in Richmond.
Richmond College Exit (Yellow Arrows on the map)
From Towana Road, make a right on Three Chopt Road (only right turns will be allowed). Continue 0.3 miles, and then make a left on Grove Avenue. Go 2.3 miles and make a left onto N. Thompson Street. Continue 0.3 miles and once crossing over Patterson Avenue follow signs for I-64 W and I-64 E/ I-95
UR Drive Exit (Green Arrows on the map)
From UR Drive, only a left turn will be permitted onto River Road. Continue 0.2 miles to the intersection of River Road (left side) and Huguenot Road (right side). Turn right onto Huguenot Road for the Chippenham Parkway/ Rt. 150 to head to points south and I-95 near Petersburg. Continue 1.8 miles for the signs for the Chippenham Parkway North and South
At the River Road/Huguenot Road split, turn left for I-64. Continue 0.9 miles until the road name changes to Cary Street. Stay on the same road straight for 1.9 miles to I-195 S. There is no sign for I-195 S at this location, so please be attentive to where the turn is. For I-195 North, drive another 0.1 miles and turn left on N. Thompson Street. To access I-64 W and I-64 E/ I-95 continue on N. Thompson Street and once crossing over Patterson Avenue, follow signs for I-64 W and I-64 E/ I-95.


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Im a college Maryland boy found myself a Girl from your neck of the woods she lives in Johnstown! So i prob will be spending some time in Colorado at at some point! i tried looking at your DNR page and got pretty confused... would really like some help on kinda bird you guys got around there. Also any good public lands around her worth my time! we will drive there so ill have all my gear, just need some local help that's all not trying to steal spots or anything! any help is great if you don't wanna ost on page feel free to contact me via PM thanks for any help.


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'LaFontaine, the Buffalo Sabres and the Sabres Alumni Association will hold a celebrity hockey game Dec. 4 in HSBC Arena to raise money for the installation of a state-of-the-art playroom sanctuary. "The very special kids at Children's Hospital of Buffalo inspired me to do everything I've done to this day," said LaFontaine, who spent six seasons with the Sabres in the 1990s.'
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Judge's panel, public voice to name 67th Miss New Hampshire
April 18. 2013 11:40AM
WMUR-TV Sports Director Jamie Staton and Miss New Hampshire 2012 Megan Lyman will co-host the event, which spotlights 28 young women from across the state. The winner will receive $10,000 in scholarships, represent the state at ceremonial functions and at the Miss America competition in Atlantic City in September.
The public will be given the chance to vote for two contestants they would like to see included among the semi-finalists and possibly become Miss New Hampshire 2013. Votes can be cast online at missnh.org or facebook.com/MissNH.
A panel of five judges will determine the 10 contestants who earn the greatest number of points in the five phases of preliminary competition: Private Interview, Lifestyle & Fitness in Swimsuit, Evening Wear, Talent and On-Stage Question competitions. The two contestants gathering the largest number of public votes will join them for a Top 12 at the start of the final show on Saturday, April 27. (Voting closed April 23) If a contestant earning the largest number of votes through the public voting is among the 10 earning a place as a result of the panel's, then the contestant receiving the next largest number of points from the judges will be added to the list of semifinalists.
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Alpine Adventures
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Ph: 603-745-9911
One of the longest and highest zipline canopy tours in the northeast.
The first and one of the largest Zipline attractions in the northeast.
Over three miles of ziplines, bridges and platforms, along with off-road "safari" tours and professionally guided snowmobiling. Three separate zipline courses to choose from. Cruise up to 200 feet above the forest floor at speeds up to 50 mph on the "Skyrider" course, zip through the forest canopy on the original Treetop Canopy Tour (the first in New England), or try the new SUPER SkyRider tour. Three hundred private acres and spectacular views surrounded by the beautiful White Mountain National Forest and tours run year round! Great team-building, recreational activity to add onto your meeting or event. New "Thrillsville" Aerial Fun Park for all ages featuring Giant Swings, Treehouse, Bridges and the 1st in the country "Power Fan" Freefall device along with other elements. It is a truly unforgettable experience!
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I buy my Orijen online from Chewy.com. I've also bought from Doggiefood.com. I've had no problems with either, but I switched to Chewy after the prices started rising at Doggiefood. I think they're comparable again, but at the time there was a significant price difference.
Chewy's customer service is stellar - one time there was a shortage of the large bags due to an oven fire at the manufacturing plant (nothing at all to do with Chewy), and because they couldn't ship my order for a week or two they offered me several small bags for the same price as a large bag, and it actually ended up being several extra pounds of food for free. They send a card at Christmas with a nice greeting, and they also shipped a free bag of Orijen freeze dried treats per bag of dog food, (I get one Adult and one 6 Fish), which for me was about a $25 value. I sent them a thank you email and they responded within a couple of hours. A lot of companies say they appreciate their customers, but with Chewy I feel like they actually do, because that's how they treat them.
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Which details from your wedding were your favorites?
Our favorite detail was probably the wine box ceremony. We had a custom dark wood wine box made for us engraved with our names and wedding date in a special symbol that was designed for our wedding. Inside the box, we had a bottle of La Crema Pinot Noir 9 Barrel (our favorite wine) and love letters we had written to each other. During the ceremony we nailed the box shut, and we will open it on our fifth wedding anniversary.
Our ceremony itself was completely us. We decided to have Dave's dad marry us. He was nervous because he had never performed a wedding ceremony and this was the marriage of his first-born child. But, it was so touching and personal and meant so much more than having someone who barely knew us perform such an important ceremony. Together with Dave's dad we wrote every word in our ceremony to be completely and uniquely us. We are really into wine, so we had 2 ceremonies within our wedding ceremony that showed that passion. We did a wine ceremony where we combined a white and a red wine to make a rose and drank from the same cup as a symbol of our unity, and a wine box ceremony. We wrote our own vows and read them to each other while we fought back tears. My dog is really one of my best friends, so he was a "bridesdog" in the wedding. Our guests were all standing around us in the barn during the whole ceremony making it super intimate and personal. And, at the end of the ceremony, Dave's little sis and her boyfriend (who proposed to her a few days later) performed a song called "I Do" that they had written just for us. Everything about the ceremony was so personal and special.
The rest of our wedding also had so many personal touches. Here are a few that we love: 1. Dave and I spent the 4 years leading up to our marriage on the road as part of our work in the sales training industry. We literally lived in 12 different cities in four years. Our wedding invitation was a map that showed this journey around the country with us ending in Nashville, our new home. On a card that sat on each table we had written one of our favorite stories from our time together in one of those cities. We had maps that traced this journey and vintage suitcases to complete the theme. 2. Our wedding happened to be on the night of a blue moon with the next blue moon happening 3 years later. So to celebrate this, we served moon pies and had an image of a giant blue moon on the ceiling.


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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by Garden Kitty, Mar 21, 2011.
Getting the season started with an article about the costume makers
I just wanted to get a thread started because I'm psyched it's back!
The teams and their pre-assigned nicknames
Voting info
I couldn't find the phone numbers for the teams, but you can download a voting app.
I've seen one minute of one entertainment-style show: Kirstie and Max and not going to fight live and on tape all season, are they? Ugh.
I see Capella started a thread. Maybe a kind admin could shut this one so we don't have more than one going?
ETA: Thanks kind admin
Oh, goody. Why did I have a feeling she was going to be the designated drama queen?
You have to verify your email address with ABC before you can vote this season. Instructions are in the voting info link in Capella's post.
Probably. Maks is the bad boy afterall. I'm certain their scripts say *bicker*
Even that fug Big Bird yellow costume?
We deserve dancing (without Derek)!!!!!!!
Here we go. Why is Brooke wearing a hat on her hip?
Tony already looks tired and Dmitri looks very happy to be with Petra.
Ralp Macchio looks like Potsy. Hines Ward either has his game face on, or he is sorry he's here. He looked grim in the line up.
WTF is Brooke wearing?
I'm already for Dmitry and Petra.
Why does Kym's partner look like he would rather be any place else?
Chelsea Kane looks like Kellie Pickler.
The Disney girl looks like a high-class call girl from the 1960s trying to look like she's jailbait. That hairstyle is not a good idea for her. When it's not fluffed, she looks like a receptionist at a hairsalon.
Mark and Chelsea get the cute award this season.
I think I'm going to like perky blonde Disney chick.
A couple of glitches, but Chelsea did great.
The singers are as good as ever
Kristi is supposed to be there - check the audience.
Mark did an energetic job at disguising the fact she wasn't really dancing.
I thought Chelsea did really well. I was thinking she might do well and I hope she just keeps improving.
Kyle in the audience.
Will that giant flower pull Brooke's dress down and cause a wardrobe malfunction?
Agree. Seems she seems genuine.
I am thinking that thing on Brooke's dress is covering up a goiter.
Wow too bad Tony doesn't have an ego! If he did it went out the door when Wendy asked who he was!
Poor Tony
Wow, Wendy, wow. Well, that wasn't very good.
Wendy's so tall, by the time her brain tells her feet what to do, 4 counts have gone by. No me gusta.
OK, I might have to cut Chelsea some slack. That was very cute and entertaining.
Who IS this Wendy Williams? And I thought Kirstie Alley was going to be the trainwreck of the show...
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What are the differences between the Glock 20 & 31 in terms of recoil and ballistic performance?
Well, I don't have either one, but I do have a .40 Glock 27 and I know that the .40 is a shortened 10mm and the .357 SIG is a necked-down .40. If you're looking for max "stopping power" (whatever that means now-a-days lol) then look no further than the 10mm. It only makes sense that a shortened, necked-down version of a cartridge would not have the muzzle energy of the original, but I hear the .357 SIG is a mean round, and I certainly wouldn't want to be at the wrong of it. It's like a 9mm on steroids, but I don't think it's as mean as the 10mm. I'd love to have both!!
I wonder how the recoil on a Glock 20 compares to a Colt 1911.
Again, I haven't shot a 10mm, but I have shot a Colt 1911 and I own a Glock 36 (both .45 ACP of course) and I think there is quite a difference there. My point being that the Glock polymer frame will absorb some of the felt recoil, whereas a steel frame will not. On the other hand, the Colt weighs close to (if not more than) 40 ounces, and the Glock is fairly light, so the Colt has the recoil-dampening weight going for it. That said, I would say that the Glock 20 and the Colt 1911 would probably be fairly similar as far as felt recoil, but I'm not sure. If you can, the best thing is find a range near you that rents both guns and shoot them side-by-side. I know I've made expensive mistakes in the past by not shooting a gun before I bought it.
Nothing at all against XDs, but I traded my Glock 19 in on an XD9SC because I loved the way it felt in the gun store. After I'd shot a few hundred rounds through it, I ended up trading it straight up for a lightly used Glock 36 that I carry today (also my G27 sometimes).
In the end it's up to you, and it depends on what you're going to use the gun for. Nutnfancy (I hope I spelled that right) on YouTube has some great gun reviews and one of the key points he has that many others don't is what he calls "P.O.U." or Philosophy of Use. How will the gun be used? Is it a nightstand gun? A hunting companion? Are you going to carry this every day of your life? Will it be just for fun at the range? I'd say go for it if you can afford it and you have another weapon to serve other purposes, such as daily concealed carry. On the other hand, if you can carry open in your state and choose to do so, the Glock 20 might be a good choice for you. So many variables and so much rambling on my part, but I hope this has helped a little
Once you shoot a G20, you won't be able to live without one. I'm not a big Glock fan, but I love my G20. Recoil is very controlable and does not have a snappy kick. Throw in a .40S&W conversion barrel and it feels like you're shooting a .22lr.
I've never fired both on the same range visit, but I would say very similar to each other. IMO, it pushes straight back like a 1911-45, not a snappy up-kick like a .40S&W. My G19 9mm feels snappy compared to my G20. As I said, once you fire one, you'll be hooked.
On a side note, a lot of 10mm ammo is watered down. Especially the target/FMJ ammo. Even then I really couldn't feel a difference in recoil between CCI Blazer target ammo and fully loaded Buffalo Bore GDJHPs.
I'll be going to the local range to rent this bad boy...
i'm not sure you can really compare the recoil of a glock to a 1911, i don't even find the recoil to be the same between different 1911 manufacfturers and models. I find that the glocks i've fired have a more straight back recoil then 1911's which really makes it feel different.
they're big rounds they recoil, you get used to it, and if your big enough to hold the gun i don't think it will knock you over.
The recoil on my full sized 1911 RIA was worse, harder to control and made my arthritic hand hurt, G-20 & G-29 does not.


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Here's a few pics of the finished blaster, holster, and power pack
Here's a few pics of the finished blaster, holster, and power pack
man thats totally awesome.
WOW! BEAUTIFUL! Do you have any pics of the build? What'd you use for the power pack?
Check out the step-by-step process here:
The power pack was made from a block of wood; sanded and Dremeled with the design. Then d-rings placed on either side and a leather strap. I used the same woodgraining technique that I used on my blaster. The hose is a simple 1/4" car vacuum hose. I used the metalizing technique on the hose. You can check out the woodgraining and metalizing tutorials at the above link.
You can check out an awesome power pack tutorial here:
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Hey guys - Just found out that the guy that was making the resin ion blaster is no longer making them. Bummer


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I think tandyleather is my only resource but I am unsure of what to get. I'm thinking even some thick sheets and cutting them into strips for multiple belts. How wide is the belt exactly?
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Join a more active Commonwealth Club Neighborhood Adventure! Russian Hill is a magical area with secret gardens and amazing views. Join Rick Evans for a two-hour hike up hills and staircases and learn about the history of this neighborhood. See where great artists and architects lived and worked, and walk down residential streets where some of the most historically significant houses in the Bay Area are located.
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Funny how people like Danno think they know all about foam hives and don't even run a single one. LOL, you're truly clueless. Maybe people living in glass houses should keep their rocks to themselves?I'm not dumb enough to run 30 home made foam hives without solving basic issues like ants and bees chewing on the foam. You guys must really be asleep at the wheel if you think those are the biggest issues. Definitely shows your lack of experience. What do geniuses like you think I do with all this foam? Eat it?
Fshrgy99, a foam hive with bees doesn't weigh a lot less than a wood hive with bees.
Some positive input :brian: , the pink stuff is harder for the bees to chew on but they can after awhile, with a coat of paint it will make it harder to chew and it will last longer.mvh edward :-P
Maybe I should hold a workshop for these nay sayers?
2) It would seem that your friendship with the Fin goes back a ways
.Funny gangI try to warn you about ants you keep me an enemyand who promises most, he is a friend.Not real, heh heh


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The objective of this cooperative research project is to investigate soil organic carbon dynamics in the long-term plots at CBARC in Pendleton using a process-based soil carbon (C) model, the CQESTR model. Specifically this project is conducted to: 1) determine soil organic carbon dynamics over 75 years of repeat additions or removal of carbon sources, fertilizer levels, and tillage practices; 2) predict the potential of C accretions or losses with varying crop rotation, tillage, and amendment scenarios.
Long-term field experiments (LTE) with repeat additions or removal of carbon sources are ideal to examine soil organic carbon (SOC) dynamics and validate soil C models. CBARC is home to the oldest experiments in the western U.S. with some of the experiments dating back to the 1931. The management and treatments of most of the experiments have changed little since their establishment. Several residue burn treatments had a minor change in 1978. Nitrogen was broadcast as (NH_4)_2SO_4 from 1931 to 1961 and as NH_4NO_3 since 1962. The spring residue burning with no N addition, fall burning with no N addition, manure application at 11.2 t/ha/yr (741 kg C and 56 kg N/ha/yr), pea vine addition at 1.12 t /ha/yr (397 kg C and 17 kg N/ha/yr), or no residue burning with 0, 45, and 90 kg N/ha have all been in place since 1967. These treatments were initiated to diminish or eliminate the detrimental effects of conventional tillage winter wheat-summer fallow system, which is the predominant cropping system in the Pacific Northwest, on SOC. Soil carbon content of these long-term plots is determined every 10 years. The collected SOC data will be used to prepare a database for these fields to elucidate the effect of repeat additions or removal of carbon sources on soil carbon accretion or loss. Soil carbon dynamics during 75 years will be determined. CQESTR, a C balance model developed by ARS scientists at the Columbia Plateau Soil Conservation Research Center (CPCRC) in Pendleton, will be used to predict SOC status at the field-scale. RUSLE files (c-factor files) for LTE plots will be prepared for use with CQESTR. Simulation runs with the CQESTR model will be performed to predict changes in SOC. Simulation results will be compared to the measured SOC. The influence of repeat additions or removal of carbon sources or different C sources on SOC will be determined. Prediction runs with the CQESTR model will be undertaken with varying crop rotation, tillage, and amendment scenarios.


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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by nubka, Jan 7, 2011.
Motley Crue
Corn Nuts
Bubble Game
WWII Documentaries
and you...?
Yes, Nubka can spell (sometimes...) It's guilty, not gulity!
Hmm ... I'd like to think that most of my pleasures are vituous and guilt-free but ...
What Not to Wear
onion rings (very infrequently)
Werther's original
80s rock
scratch&win lottery tickets (1 every payday)
Gyro sandwich in our cafeteria at work
The Bachelor
And eating while watching Biggest Loser
Watching The Bachelor
Youtubing for hours.
Playing the addictive games on facebook.
Pedicures in the winter
Crab legs New Year's Eve
I stopped Christmas shopping early and ended the year with some
Dunkin Donuts Sausage Pancake Bites
Marika Rokk movies on YouTube
Bellini cocktails
My new John Bartlett sweater
My beard (Soooooooo fabulous having to shave 75% less surface area in the morning! )
A day doesn't go by without:
Lots of Chocolate
Lots of Coffee
RuneScape online
Family Guy reruns
Lottery tickets
Mince pies I keep forgetting christmas is over
Everybody loves Raymond
Daily Mail online
Talking of E L Raymond D/W FD the middle part has music from this programme where the Barones go to Italy on holiday .When I first watched the FD I was wracking my brains to think where I'd heard the music from !
Tabatha's Salon Takeover
And the new season of Selling New York started last night on HGTV.
How did I miss this!
Tivo set, thanks.
I love that show, but boy, that Tabatha sure does have a potty-mouth!
Add to my list: reading others' guilty pleasures.
House Hunters Internation
Selling New York.
Coast to Coast AM. Aliens, conspiracy theories, and 2012, oh my! And if they can tie all three together,
Bitchin' Kitchen on the Cooking Channel
80s Hair Bands
Britney Spears
Fried Cheese
Irish car bombs
Bodice rippers
Hair accessories that are waaay too young for me. (Right now, I'm wearing a head band with a HUGE floppy flower that has sparkly petals. It hits right by my ear. I lurrves it.)
Threads like these.
Zoo, Farm and Cooking Game Apps on the iPhone/iTouch
Re-reading my old favorites (instead of something new)
whiskey and soda
going to bed early
the Smurfs app on my iphone
Jonas the series
Mediocre teen groups from the 80s & 90s
Doritos Nachos dipped in cream cheese
The "Murve"
Local newsmen crushes (right now it's Walter Perez)
Blood Feast
Vanilla ice cream w/strawberry jam
You all need to learn the definition of "guilty pleasures" (except for Jamesy...that's pretty bad!) It's something you enjoy doing that would be embarrassing to admit.
Now you see how Jamesy qualifies
I may or may not have checked on my Smurf village in the middle of the night when the alert on my phone woke me up.
I don't know but the fact the Rex admits to watching the Jonas Series is pretty
(My 12yo DD hates team Jonas, but watches Hannah Montana but would NEVER admit to it )
I was all when I found out it was cancelled...
that would require me to know what that was.
There, there Rex let me pour you a Vanilla pumpkintini...
Motely Crue is an embarassing guilty pleasure for me, lol!
Mafia Wars/ Farmville
Hot Chocolate with whip cream/ choc syrop
Cheesy 80's horror flicks
Tweener show on the Disney channel featuring the OK singing Jonas Brothers band but can't act their way out of a paper bag. At least Hanson was not part of the Disney "machine" and were decent musicians...
Blanc de Noir
Dr G Medical Examiner
Scrabble Flash
Now Vince Neil on Skating With the Stars ....well I miss the glory days when Tommy Lee had those pants with no arse and mooned every one from stage and got arrested in Detroit for indecent exposure. Long live the 80's


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Hi All,
My girlfriend and I are currently looking to move abroad next summer. She is a qualified Maths teacher and will look for work in an international school. I have worked in a finacial institution for the last 4 years but do not have a degree. I do have 3 A-Levels and a TEFL certificate too.
We are not overly concerned about where we move to, South Korea is our first choice but I am aware that the visa requirements specify a degree. We would rather not move to China as my girlfriend grew up their and wants to explore new countries.
From what I have read so far most countries now require a degre for visa purposes and, whilst I don't doubt that I could find work illegally teaching, we are hoping to move for 2-5 years and I would much rather find something secure.
We are happy to get married before we move if it would mean I could obtain a visa to work on the back of my girlfriend's visa.
So far I have seen a few countries that don't require degrees (Argentina, Costa Rica, Russia, China, Mexico) but my girlfriend would like to teach a similar syllabus to the UK one, she also hates calling her subject 'Math' = )
If anyone has some advice they could give us about this it would be greatly appreciated, or any knowledge of countries we could obtain visas for in our situation.


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Hi, I just signed up here and so I have a few comments and questions. I am fairly new to shooting. I bought a 9mm taurus and have been shooting for about 9 months or so. I still need practice but I was thinking about upgrading my gun and although I love my taurus I am trying to go for something different. My gun has a 2 dot sight but I have shot a 3 dot and am very satisfied with my aim. I am hoping for some advice on what gun to get. Please comment back. Thanks!
Welcome fellow Texan
Getting a gun is a personal thing, it is a matter of fit and how it feels. What works well for me may not work at all for you, best thing I can think of is go looking and get your hand on what you might like, if you you have a range where you rent do so and shoot them. Decide what you like then start posting question about them and get some constructive answers that might help.
Welcome. Good luck with the gun search. Find a range that rents guns, and shoot everything you think you might like. Try before you buy.
Hi and welcome......be sure and try a Sig SP 2022......JJ


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BCGs are finally coming back in stock at semi-reasonable prices.
this one is a "cremic coated" WHATEVER that means?
$169 is much better for the $250+ people were asking during the panic.
i got a feeling that if no other panic starts we'll be seeing BCGs for the normal $100+ or so by mid summer. :pokinit:
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I found out last month that my husband's company is transferring him back to Toronto at the end of this year. Permanently. Which means we're moving. In six weeks.
Look at this map. It's about 2,600 miles, or 4,200 kilometers, from Seattle to Toronto. Did I mention we move in six weeks?
Needless to say, since we found out, life's been a little hectic.
Yes, Toronto is our hometown, but I'll be straight up honest: I wasn't exactly excited about the news at first. It's not that I don't love Canada – I freaking love Canada and am fiercely proud to be Canadian. But I became a writer here, in Seattle. The Northwest has been endlessly inspiring, and I'm not sure I'm ready to leave. But it isn't up to me. And it isn't all about me.
So in between finishing the second book and working on preparations for the CREEP Canadian launch earlier this month, I've been making arrangements to relocate. The week I spent in Toronto turned into a house-hunting endeavor. Thankfully, we found a house, but it was a frantic search, and there a hundred more things still to do. Canada and the US may be neighbors, but they're two totally different countries, and moving back is more complicated than I can explain here.
As much I'm looking forward to being close to family and friends again, I am going to miss Seattle like crazy. I love it here. Life is quiet here. I've had huge amounts of time to myself which allowed me to write at the pace I do. I love the rain and mist and trees, which turned out to be the perfect setting for CREEP and FREAK. I love how it never gets too hot or too cold. I love the easy pace of the Northwest, where people talk slower and move slower and traffic is one-fifth what it is in Toronto. I love the Craftsman style of my house. I love how there's a coffee shop on every corner.
I will miss the place where I became a writer.
|I will miss going to Seahawks games. Canada has the CFL... but yeah, we won't talk about that.
|I will miss Saturdays at Pike's Place Market...
|... where I'd buy big bunches of flowers for ten bucks, and they'd last two weeks.
|This is so random, but I will miss the guys who sing Doo Wop, a Capella, outside the world's very first Starbucks.
|I will miss Powell's in Portland, Oregon. It's about a 3-hour drive south, which I was happy to do because it's pretty much the world's greatest bookstore.
|I will miss going to the Tulip Festival in Skagit Valley.
|I will miss Teri, the very first friend I made here. I snapped this pic of her holding what I think might be the world's largest cat ... don't ask.
|I will miss lunches with Nancy, my first writing friend here. Wish we'd met sooner.
|And I will miss the hell out of Micheleen, one of my best friends since childhood, who lives a bit north, but we made it work. It's going to be a little harder to meet her for dinner every month once I move to the other side of the continent.
I feel like I'm leaving a lot behind. I promise to do a post soon about what I'm looking forward to about moving back to Toronto, but for now, if nobody minds, I just want to be emo and wallow for a bit.
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|Focus ST The place to chat about general questions, window tinting, exterior body, interior and lighting upgrades for the MK3 2013-Current Focus ST.
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With the deal I got, I lost about $300 to depreciation at 36K. That's nothing IMHO for a much nicer car.
Some things I miss from the Ti:
Rain Sensing wipers. They were a godsend where I live because we get more light rains and mists than downpours.
The auto-dimming mirror. Fixed that by installing a Gentex mirror.
The buttons that were on the right side of the steering wheel. There were two favorites buttons and a button to activate Sync. They are non-existent on the ST and it looks weird without them.
My integrated DRL's. They were a nice touch to the front of the Ti.
Things I don't miss:
Clunky DCT. The manual is crisp and with the Cobb shift adapter it shifts very nicely.
My custom floormats that I had ordered. The OEM's are cheap and have no face-weight at all.
Higher payment. I saved $30/month on the new deal.
Mods so far:
Cobb shift adapter
Sickspeed Carbon fiber stubby antenna
Custom paint job on the stack trim pieces - Metallic black with gold metal flake
First oil change with Pennzoil full synthetic at 1200 miles. I have seen an increase of .2 MPG since changing the stock oil for the Pennzoil
Metallic black license plate bracket
Red Caliper covers - I was hoping for less brake dust on the rims but that didn't help much. It looks nice though.
Next mods: Premium ceramic brakes pads for less dust (the OEMs are fantastic, but they color the rims black after about 50 miles.)
Cobb tuner with custom tunes. I just have to unlock that extra torque at the low end. HP is fine, but the torque could use a nice boost.
|Love an ST, but wouldn't mind the normal car. I've had a few acquaintances do the same swap. Stinks that you have to take that hit to get out of the DCT.
Gentex Auto-dimmer installed! Cost me about $90 on Ebay. Got the one with HomeLink, no compass, no temp. Installed that and my Bell radar detector in about an hour. Piece of cake.
FYI to everyone... our mirror mount is waaay down the windshield, so the standard Gentex wire molding is not long enough. You have to order the extra long molding to cover the wires from the mirror mount to the headliner.
Easy fix for that. We have a touchless car wash about 1/4 mi from my house that I got in on from the day they opened. $20/month unlimited washes. I get the full ride $15 wash everytime, so if I only wash it once a week I'm still waaaay ahead. Believe it or not, the white Ti was more of a PIA to keep clean than the black. My wife's Edge gets a wash once a week and it looks brand new.
Dude... I've only had the car two days, were you expecting something so quick? lol. I have made one free mod though, I chopped off the whip part of the antenna wihin about an hur of getting it home. I hate that thng, but i have a carbon fiber stubby on the way.
Let's see, my list is as follows:
Paint Calipers
Cobb shift plate
Gentex auto dimming mirror with Homelink (have that in-hand already)
Gloss black metallic vinyl on the stack parts and pieces
ST Wheel Center caps
Add LED's to the center console compartment
Possibly the LED brow light DRL mod
Wish list:
Roush Cold Air Kit
Plush carpeted floor mats
Aftermarket wheels
That'll be all in the first few months. Maybe some suspension mods in a few thousand.
What is important is how you like it a year or two later.
BTW, was there anything in particular to look for in your photos (like some interior or exterior mod)?
|I always drool when I see a set of ST3 seats. I hate the way they feel, but they're SO beautiful. Congrats! I don't imagine we'll be seeing much of you on here anymore, as you'll always be busy washing that car! A black car would be a full time job for me.
|Just this week traded my '12 Ti for a '14 ST fully loaded. I got 15.5K on the trade at 37.5K miles. I also got $3250 in rebates, and about 3K off MSRP on the ST. Out the door financed 19.5K with the equity I had in the '12 as my down payment. I dropped my monthly payments by $35 and got a major upgrade. I am happy.
Thanks for the explanation!!
Congrats on your ST. I agree the frosted glass looks very sharp!!
I just picked up a PB 2014 ST a couple of weeks ago and am loving it!!
The original Fascia was damaged, then after the insurance repair the car was damaged again on the way to go help my Uncle move my dying Grandfather out of his apartment because the manager was a psychotic individual who wanted him out before his lease expired because she had already rented the apartment to someone else.
So I decided that while I loved the color of the car I wanted to see the ST front Fascia painted in Frosted Glass.
Initially I never intended to get rid of the SEL, at least not for 5-10+ years down the road, but the itch to get an ST grew too great.
I had bought a used ST exhaust for under $200 and modified it to fit the n/a engine. It helped to mellow out the harsh induction note from the Steeda Intake.
I was going to get the rear valence and side skirts for an ST to build a Frosted Glass ST tribute, but not clone.
I had driven the ST numerous times prior to buying mine and while it was impressive I never found the SEL lacking until I started to add up what it would take to make the car into what I wanted it to be.
I would still love to someday repaint my ST or wrap it in Frosted Glass as it was a sharp color. Silver is nice, but it's just not the same.
The exhaust fit just fine without modifying the rear valence, but for it to look proper it would have been changed, but I changed my mind and bought an ST after test driving it one last time.
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A passion for quilting forms the fabric of their friendship
By SIMÓN RÍOS
Sunday News Correspondent | January 05. 2013 8:51PM
Susan Burke holds up a quilt modeled from Civil War-era patterns. (SIMÓN RÍOS/Sunday News Correspondent)
There's Denise from Dracut, Mass., Marie from Merrimack, Deedee from Hudson and Betsy from Brookline, all of whom met through instructor Susan Burke of Suzie B. Cuddle Quilts.
"Susan's fantastic," said Denise Cleghorn, who, like the other women who meet each Thursday, started taking lessons from Burke about 14 years ago. "We get along so well, and Susan is a wonderful teacher. She's so patient. No matter what level we're at, she's at the ready to encourage us and help us get around something that seems insurmountable."
Cleghorn said the five came together because of their common interest in the craft, but it has become more about their camaraderie than anything.
Burke, a Gate City native who taught home economics for 19 years at Nashua High School, started her business in 2000 from her home on South Main Street. She teaches classes throughout the week, in addition to giving private lessons to those in need of extra attention.
Burke used to teach out of the Covered Bridge, a bygone craft center in Nashua. When the place shut its doors, Burke said she felt responsible for her students and their unfinished projects. So she took them under her roof.
"That kind of rolled," said a smiling Burke, sitting in her basement studio surrounded by Singer machines. "It just kept on going. That's how it happened."
She left Nashua High in 1997 after a long career that also included teaching art, sewing and weaving. She recalls the 20 looms the high school once housed, manufactured by New Hampshire-based Harrisville Designs. Weaving is making a comeback, she said, but it's far more equipment-intensive than quilting.
Though teaching at the high school had it's ups, she's happier with students eager to quilt.
"I like the companionship and the connection," she said. "I just like teaching people who want to learn. When you're in high school you don't want to learn - you don't care. I have this gift and I want to share it with other people."
Though it skipped a generation - her mother was not a quilter - Burke has had quilting in her blood since she was a little girl, growing up in the same house she lives and teaches in today. She made her first quiet when she was 8-years-old, taught by a grandmother Burke said was a whiz.
Burke said it takes about six weeks to produce a relatively complicated quilt, including a two-hour class each week and work from home.
"It's an attained skill," she said, holding up a Civil War-style quilt made recently by one of her students. "There's some easy blocks, like this one here, and then you get to this one and it's more complex. They all learn something."
"They also learn the history behind it. I always like to give 'em a little meat and potatoes," she said with a wink.
Quilting at Suzie B excludes the actual quilting, the process of sewing the top layer to the batting (bottom layer), which can be done by hand or on a more sophisticated sewing machine. At Suzie B's, the tops are sent out and quilted by an outside company for $70 or $80, she said.
"In primitive times, when I first started to quilt, they did it all by hand," she said.
Burke is proud of the students who excel, though it doesn't always appear that some people will take off. "You've got the people who will only go as far as the pattern, and then they'll make another quilt that looks very similar. And then you get the ones that just fly off."
Cleghorn is one of the students who has gotten better with time. She's made about 40 quilts over the years, none of which she's ever sold, all of which she's given away. The last quilt she gifted was to a close friend of her husband. The one before that was to a friend recovering from breast cancer surgery.
The five women have become so close that each year they travel to Amish country in Pennsylvania for quilting excursions.
In Lancaster, (Pa.), which they call "Amishland," they rent a house and set up sewing machines they trucked all the way from New England in Cleghorn's brother's minivan, which he lends the ladies each year.
They also purchase fabrics with gusto because of the high quality and low prices.
Burke's prices are highly affordable, at $15 for a two-hour group session or $25 for a one-on-one.
In all her years teaching, Burke hasn't had a single male aspire to the state of being a quilter. She said her door is open to anyone, however.
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The Constitution does not expressly grant the President additional war powers or other powers in times of national emergency. However, many scholars think that the Framers implied these powers because the structural design of the Executive Branch enables it to act faster than the Legislative Branch. Because the Constitution remains silent on the issue, the courts cannot grant the Executive Branch these powers when it tries to wield them. The courts will only recognize a right of the Executive Branch to use emergency powers if Congress has granted such powers to the President.
A claim of emergency powers was at the center of President Abraham Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus without Congressional approval in 1861. Lincoln claimed that the rebellion created an emergency that permitted him the extraordinary power of unilaterally suspending the writ. With Chief Justice Roger Taney sitting as judge, the Federal District Court of Maryland struck down the suspension in Ex Parte Merryman, although Lincoln ignored the order. 17 F. Cas. 144 (1861).
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt similarly invoked emergency powers when he issued Executive Order 9066 directing that all Japanese Americans residing on the West Coast be placed into internment camps during World War II. Because Congress had already declared war, the U.S. Supreme Court found Congress to have recognized an ongoing emergency. Consequently, the President by issuing the order had acted in accordance with Congress's expressed intent, which was to respond to the emergency of war. For this reason, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Executive Order 9066 in Korematsu v. United States as a constitutional exercise of Presidential Commander in Chief and emergency powers. 323 U.S. 214 (1944).
Harry Truman declared the use of emergency powers when he seized private steel mills that failed to produce steel because of a labor strike in 1952. With the Korean War ongoing, Truman asserted that he could not wage war successfully if the economy failed to provide him with the material resources necessary to keep the troops well-equipped. The U.S. Supreme Court, however, refused to buy the argument in Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer, voting 6-3 that neither Commander in Chief powers nor any claimed emergency powers gave the President the authority to unilaterally seize private property without Congressional legislation. 343 U.S. 579.
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god this game is complicated yet genius lol, i tried to make a fully automated research lab, that is auto transporting and auto crafting all the required materials for both science pack 1 and 2.
i almost managed to do it but sadly it turned semi auto in the end, i have to fill 2 chests manually with iron and copper plates to get the whole thing going.
theres probably a lot easier way to automate this but thats the fun of this game, figuring out whats most efficient.
still i managed to make the rest of my base fully automated, even the refueling of furnaces and water boilers
a little explanation of whats going on here.
the 4 facility's with the red potion icons are the research labs and the end destination.
the blue arms do most of the work they:
1. take materials from chests on put them on the transport belt.
2. take materials from the transport belt and put them in the automatic crafting facility.
3. take materials from the auto craft facility back on the transport belt or in a new chest.
the problem with my design here is theres no room left to transport iron and copper automatically to the required chests. and with sooo much stuff going on its easy to lose track of which chests to manually refill lol.
next time ill make it work though, now i figured out how to use underground transport belts.
just the lab kit 2 is a hard process to automate.
iron plate>iron gears
iron plate+iron gears>transport belt
copper plate>copper wire
copper wire+iron plate>electronic circuit
electronic ciruit+iron gear>inserter
and finaly.. transport belt+inserter>lab kit 2
edit: meanwhile while figuring this out, the other half of my base got destroyed by aliens lol
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my favorite videogame death :P
WoW screenies
Vale pre-destruction.
A friend gifted me TF2 after she saw i started playing . Someone else got me Dark souls 2 .... I already pay'd for the preorder , now i got a spare key >.< .
Only got like 5-6 friends on steam that i really get along with , the rest we just had a conversation once or twice and we just keep each other on the friends list as ornaments .
In TF2 don't like that i have to buy tickets to create a coop server For Man VS Machine ...
And i'm still searching for new types of game modes that were made by players but i don't know where to search . I remember i played one once in 2012 or so everyone was running for their lives but no one attacked each other . Was kinda fun .
I'm not sure how you can "Gift" TF2, since it's free. (Also, you don't get flagged for premium unless your account, yourself, pays for a store item.) Also, Dragoon:
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Only plays Magic DPS Classes, Healers and Machinist/Engineers.
Playing MMO: FFXIV (Balmung)
Waiting On: FFXV, KH3, Tree of Savior, RE:FFVII · Saving For: New Computer
Orange Box
And yay a release date , just need to see some actual gameplay first .
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Only plays Magic DPS Classes, Healers and Machinist/Engineers.
Playing MMO: FFXIV (Balmung)
Waiting On: FFXV, KH3, Tree of Savior, RE:FFVII · Saving For: New Computer
Should really play FFXIV again...
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just the way i left it :P
My favorite DW7 character . Really love her EX Skill . Heres a gameplay video i made .
5 primers left and I'll have that annoying trophy.
YouTube Video
Giants look really freaking fun.
High Allagan coat of Healing!!
At last I have my coat been hoping for an early drop on this (only took about 4 weeks).
Front in the dark :
Back :
Daytime with Thyrus Animus glow bugged on my back :
Still hav eto find some decent boots/gloves.
great day in factorio, this time i properly got the auto research factory/lab set up. i build a big stone wall with laser turrets to defend the base, and i got some steel furnaces going.
a little side project i enjoyed. i tried to make a fully solar powered factory. on the left are all the solar panels, a little to the right are a ton of electric storage buildings that store excess electricity produced during the day(and release during the night), then further to the right the factory with electric furnaces this time. no longer need for any coal
i connected the solar powered iron plate producing factory to a train track which i setup to automatically transport iron from there to my mainbase, which are stored into chests again by grapling arms. works very well
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my favorite videogame death :P
These mini games are a lot harder to do on the vita. Already have khimari's lance, and sigil. Have most sigils you can get before you have the airship, and now I'm about to get the chrest of khimari to power up his weapon.


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Hey Steven. I'm a certified NRA Pistol and Rifle Instructor as well as Louisiana Conceal Carry Instructor. I just ordered my Shield holster from you on February 2nd. It just arrived today on the 17th. I have to tell you, I researched and studied many, many brands and types of IWB holsters mainly focusing on the hybrid type. I came across your shield on you tube so, I took a look at it. Video after video was nothing but high praises and approval. "Comfortable from day one", "Get this holster, you won't be disappointed", "I wasn't a fan of hybrid style holsters, but Aegis sold me" ..... it went on and on. Based on all of those countless praises and mostly, because you're a small company (for now at least) as well as your price, turn around time as well as your quality choice of leather and superb attention to detail in all the little things you do in your craftsmanship, I chose you having never even tried any other brand of IWB holster. I knew I would love it before I even touched it. After receiving it, I immediately set it in my waistband without any adjustments, perfect fit and set on the clips. The gun locked in perfectly. I wore it the rest of the evening around the house to start forming the leather to the gun and will continue to do so until it fits the gun like a glove. I also love that it can double as an OWB holster as well. Ever since I saw your product on line and before I ever even ordered mine, I have promoted your product to everyone I can including my students. Trust me, this won't be the last item I order from you. If you haven't already, can you start working on clamshells and shields for the Sig Sauer P238 ? My wife owns that one. I want to get something for her in time, I'm just not sure yet what she'll want. Just as my Kimber Stainless Ultra Carry II 9mm shields my family and I's life, your shield hybrid shields my Kimber. Nothing less, than the best. Thank you Sir for putting your heart and soul into your product. With warmest regards, Jay.
4 months ago
Bill Marks, Joseph Tanner Garcia and 6 others like this