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Radiation therapy uses high-powered energy beams, such as X-rays, to kill cancer cells. Radiation treatment can come from a machine outside your body (external beam radiation), or it can be placed inside your body (brachytherapy). Bone marrow transplant. Bone marrow transplant is also known as a stem cell transplant. Your bone marrow is the material inside your bones that makes blood cells. A bone marrow transplant can use your own cells or cells from a donor. A bone marrow transplant allows your doctor to use higher doses of chemotherapy to treat your cancer. It may also be used to replace diseased bone marrow. Immunotherapy. Immunotherapy, also known as biological therapy, uses your body's immune system to fight cancer. Cancer can survive unchecked in your body because your immune system doesn't recognize it as an intruder. Immunotherapy can help your immune system "see" the cancer and attack it. Hormone therapy. Some types of cancer are fueled by your body's hormones. Examples include breast cancer and prostate cancer. Removing those hormones from the body or blocking their effects may cause the cancer cells to stop growing. Targeted drug therapy. Targeted drug treatment focuses on specific abnormalities within cancer cells that allow them to survive. Clinical trials. Clinical trials are studies to investigate new ways of treating cancer. Thousands of cancer clinical trials are underway. Other treatments may be available to you, depending on your type of cancer. Cancer Clinical Trials Offer Many Benefits Click here for an infographic to learn more Request an Appointment at Mayo Clinic Clinical trials Explore Mayo Clinic studies testing new treatments, interventions and tests as a means to prevent, detect, treat or manage this disease. Alternative medicineNo alternative cancer treatments have been proved to cure cancer. But alternative medicine options may help you cope with side effects of cancer and cancer treatment, such as fatigue, nausea and pain. Talk with your doctor about what alternative medicine options may offer some benefit. He or she can also discuss whether these therapies are safe for you or whether they may interfere with your cancer treatment. Some alternative medicine options found to be helpful for people with cancer include: Acupuncture Hypnosis Massage Meditation Relaxation techniques Yoga Coping and supportA cancer diagnosis can change your life forever. Each person finds his or her own way of coping with the emotional and physical changes cancer brings. But when you're first diagnosed with cancer, sometimes it's difficult to know what to do next. Here are some ideas to help you cope: Learn enough about cancer to make decisions about your care. Ask your doctor about your cancer, including your treatment options and, if you like, your prognosis. As you learn more about cancer, you may become more confident in making treatment decisions. Keep friends and family close. Keeping your close relationships strong will help you deal with your cancer. Friends and family can provide the practical support you'll need, such as helping take care of your house if you're in the hospital. And they can serve as emotional support when you feel overwhelmed by cancer. Find someone to talk with. Find a good listener who is willing to listen to you talk about your hopes and fears. This may be a friend or family member. The concern and understanding of a counselor, medical social worker, clergy member or cancer support group also may be helpful. Ask your doctor about support groups in your area. Other sources of information include the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society. Preparing for your appointmentStart by making an appointment with your family doctor if you have any signs or symptoms that worry you. If your doctor determines you have cancer, you'll likely be referred to one or more specialists, such as: Doctors who treat cancer (oncologists) Doctors who treat cancer with radiation (radiation oncologists) Doctors who treat diseases of the blood and blood-forming tissues (hematologists) Surgeons Because appointments can be brief, and because there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to be well-prepared. Here's some information to help you get ready, and know what to expect from your doctor. What you can do Be aware of any pre-appointment restrictions. At the time you make the appointment, be sure to ask if there's anything you need to do in advance, such as restrict your diet. Write down any symptoms you're experiencing, including any that may seem unrelated to the reason for which you scheduled the appointment. Write down key personal information, including any major stresses or recent life changes. Write down your family's history of cancer. If other members of your family have been diagnosed with cancer, make a note of the types of cancer, how each person is related to you and how old each person was when diagnosed. Make a list of all medications, vitamins or supplements that you're taking. Consider taking a family member or friend along. Sometimes it can be difficult to remember all the information provided during an appointment. Someone who accompanies you may remember something that you missed or forgot. Write down questions to ask your doctor. Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions can help you make the most of your time together. List your questions from most important to least important in case time runs out. For cancer, some basic questions to ask your doctor include: What type of cancer do I have? What stage is my cancer? Will I need additional tests? What are my treatment options? Can treatments cure my cancer? If my cancer can't be cured, what can I expect from treatment? What are the potential side effects of each treatment? Is there one treatment you feel is best for me? How soon do I need to begin treatment? How will treatment affect my daily life? Can I continue working during treatment? Are there any clinical trials or experimental treatments available to me? I have these other health conditions. How can I manage them during my cancer treatment? Are there any restrictions that I need to follow? Should I see a specialist? What will that cost, and will my insurance cover it? Is there a generic alternative to the medicine you're prescribing? Are there brochures or other printed material that I can take with me? What websites do you recommend? What will determine whether I should plan for follow-up visits? In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask other questions that occur to you. What to expect from your doctor Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may allow time later to cover other points you want to address. Your doctor may ask: When did you first begin experiencing symptoms? Have your symptoms been continuous or occasional? How severe are your symptoms? What, if anything, seems to improve your symptoms? What, if anything, appears to worsen your symptoms? Does anyone in your family have cancer? Have you ever had cancer before? If so, what kind and how was it treated? Have you ever been exposed to chemicals at home or at work? Do you smoke or use tobacco? Have you ever been diagnosed with a hepatitis infection or a human papillomavirus infection? By Mayo Clinic Staff Cancer care at Mayo Clinic Request an Appointment at Mayo Clinic Symptoms & causesDoctors & departments Dec. 12, 2018 Print Share on: FacebookTwitter References Cancer. World Health Organization. http://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/cancer. Accessed Dec. 5, 2018. Cancer: All sites. 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The bond market closed at 2 p.m. on Friday in preparation for the Monday's Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, when the market will be closed.
The 30-year Treasury bond jumped 3/4 point to yield 4.92 percent, down from 4.97 percent Friday, according to Moneyline Telerate.
The Dow Jones industrial average declined 111.13, or 1.3 percent, to close at 8,586.74, for a three-day loss of nearly 256 points.
The broader market also finished sharply lower. The Nasdaq composite index dropped 47.56, or 3.3 percent, to 1,376.19, the largest decline since Dec. 9, when it fell 55 points. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 12.82, or 1.4 percent, to 901.78.
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On Friday, Saddam Hussein called on his people to rise up and defend the nation against a new U.S.-led attack and promised that Iraq's enemies would face "suicide" at the gates of his capital.
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The University of Michigan's mid-month report on consumer sentiment for January fell to 83.7 from 86.7 in December, according to Dow Jones Newswires. The confidence reading fell short of economists' expectations of 86.4.
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The benchmark 2-year note rose 3/32 point to yield 1.69 percent, down from 1.73 percent on Thursday. Intermediate maturities were up from 1/8 to 15/32 point.
Yields on one-month Treasury bills were 1.16 percent as the discount fell 0.01 percentage point to 1.14 percent. Yields on three-month Treasury bills were 1.17 percent as the discount fell 0.01 percentage point to 1.15 percent. Six-month yields were 1.21 percent, as the discount fell 0.01 percentage point to 1.19 percent.
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In a new series on South West Breakfast I'm going to visit the people who run our region - managers, CEOs, Mayors, and so on - I'm going to step into their offices and have a chat about their roles.
To kick things off I barged into Cr Bob Penny's office in Hamilton to find out more about the role of the Mayor in the Southern Grampians.
When asked what Bob Penny actually does, he says 'not very much', before stressing that's a joke and going on to describe the Mayoral role as being pretty much a full time job.
It's an important high profile figurehead role which also involves leading the Council and Councillors, he doesn't wield any greater power however - his vote in the Council chamber is equal to every other Councillor's.
A lot of Bob Penny's time is taken up with attending events around the shire - he says he can go to up to 25 events each month and has a policy of saying yes to everything he's invited to if he can make it.
Bob Penny came to local government after a long career with the Police Force, and talks about his love of structure and process, saying he enjoys local government very much for that reason.
He sees his background in management as being very important for his role as Mayor.
While some Mayors can appear quite political in their views and decisions, Bob Penny's approach is to be more partisan and repesentative.
Clearly it's a role he loves performing, although when the time comes he says he'll be happy to step down and enjoy life in the Southern Grampians as an ordinary citizen.
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
There is a moment fast approaching that will determine the future of humanity.
In the maelstrom of world events currently unfolding lie great currents, sweeping tides that defy understanding because they are so intricately orchestrated, so various, so occult.
These currents are sweeping humanity to a new, awful future.
Unless we learn a different way forward for our species.
Unless we learn how to Start Again.
Observe the revolutions fomenting in Europe, see the hands of the luciferian world elite guiding and shaping the chaos, see the thinkers and philosophers amongst us being drawn into sects and cadres, see the unthinking being shaken from their complacency, finally now raising their heads from the pasture and looking around them, fearful and selfish as ever, seeing who or what will emerge to lead them and hoping to ally themselves with the winning side as it emerges, for there lies safety, even in abject submission and slavery.
The current political elite is to be sacrificed though they know it not.
From Saddam via Mubarak to Gaddafi and the rest of the slime that runs the Arab world, from Cameron and Merkel and Sarkozy to Papandreou and the rest , the instigated chaos of the new world order will oust them as scapegoats, very probably lynch some of them in the streets as the madness of revolution spreads and falls under the control of the hands of absolute evil that are engaged upon their final solution.
These evil creatures that run the world care not for their faithful servants, will shoot them like dogs if the whim takes them, or if the high ranking slave steps out of line.
Just ask Kennedy.
The great anger sweeping the world is a designed anger, an anger which arises from the careful manipulation of the power of money, the power that stems from political patronage, the power that has been given to the police who sadly, in every country, draw their batons against their own countrymen and women in defence of the indefensible.
The great herd that is humanity is being manipulated into this faux revolution.
Imaginary money creating imaginary debt creating the spectacle of the theft of nation's wealth, the security of a nation's people, the very structure and underlying mainstays of the economies, the power generation, the water supply, the food chain, the communication systems, all stolen, all stolen in order to create, finally, an outburst of the anger that leads to violence.
The world over, humanity is as a dry tinder-wood, awaiting just the touch of a spark for the fire of hatred and blood-letting to begin.
The spark will be provided. It is planned, as we have seen already in so many places.
Only the blind, and there are many, can fail to see the inevitability of the approaching chaos. Those who don't see it are those who live where the fire is not already raging. They stupidly believe that it's somebody else's problem.
It's not.
It's their problem.
Like a forest fire, it is sweeping inexorably and swiftly their way.
History shows that every revolution brings in its wake totalitarianism, witch-hunting, the lowering of standards of living, starvation, the loss of security, great fear. History also shows us that ALL the revolutions of the last few hundred years have been orchestrated and controlled by the very global elite that they purport to be against. So the Rothschilds behind the French revolution, so the Schiffs behind the Russian, so the Bushes behind the National Socialists of Germany and so on.
And behind the money that builds revolution lies the evil that rules the world.
These manipulators have at their control the masked mobs of the violent, the bomb setters and Molotov cocktail throwers, the shooters. So it was in Egypt. So it was in Tunisia and in Libya. So it is in Yemen and Bahrain and so it is and will be in Greece and Spain, Albania and Italy and Portugal and eventually Ireland and the rest of Europe and the rest of the world.
And what will emerge?
Those that study the long held and well documented plans of the new world order, that have read Blavatsky and Alice Bailey and Manly Hall and Albert Pike and the rest, understand the great structure and organisation that has slowly enveloped the world, know the underlying philosophy behind the United Nations, see the connections and join the dots between the US military industrial complex, the CIA Nazis born of the Thule society and the endless list of their collective subordinate organisations, see the connections between the old Royal bloodlines and their banking associates, see this vast web of lies and the weird luciferian fundamentalism that lies behind it and understand........
To the uninitiated, to the great unwashed, lucifer is a stranger as god is a stranger. To the believers and bible bashers and muslim fundamentalists and the rest lucifer is as real as god, and yet their god is the product and construction of the very manipulators that control the rest of the false reality.
Their god is a creation of the twisted minds that have created the rest of the false reality and comes to them in the form of the Bible or the Koran via organised religion, instruments all of division and hatred and strife and warfare and the slaughter and perversion of innocents, as demonstrated by their histories and their continuing present.
To lash at the beliefs of everyone, to strike at the core of the false reality creates no friends.
It becomes a lonely place.
Each of us believes in one part, one piece or another of the false reality.
Believers in the false democracies, believers in the false religions, believers in the false glamour world that holds so many of the ignorant and sleeping in its grip, believers in the strange and unnatural system of money and profit and wealth, all these things and many more together create the false reality and each have firm defenders and those willing to kill in defence of them.
Each of these belief systems is currently under attack from and by the very hands that created them, using the anger of revolution to sweep away the old in preparation for the new world order.
And with the new world order will come lucifer, brandishing what seems to be the sword of peace, bringing what seems to be reconciliation, bringing all that the world would expect from a Christ, but then destroying all that oppose, leaving only those that will comply.
I do not believe a word of the Bible.
But those that created it follow its prophecies and in lucifer's name are ushering in the new world order....
Unless we prevent them.
Humanity cannot fight this evil with violence.
The temporary and faux victories of violent uprisings will inevitably lead to the horrors we have seen so many times before.
The guillotine, the Gulag, the concentration camp..
It is time to stop the knee-jerk reaction to police intimidation. It is time to recognise the strategy of the global elite for what it is.
It is time to IGNORE them!
It is time to find amongst the protesters those that seek violence and to quell them, to hug them, to speak with them, to prevent them.
If they are agents of the powers that be, to unmask them.
Your enemy, if you seek the change that will save humanity, is violence and ALL those who commit it, even though they seem to be on your side.
They are not on your side. Violence can be no part of our collective future, and we must prevent it from being the shaping force of our present.
Violence is the enemy of humanity.
An end to violence must be our absolute aim regardless of the crude tactics that push us towards anger and hurt.
Humanity cannot fight evil with evil, for then evil will have won even before we begin.
Keep peaceful at all times regardless of the provocation that is planned to come your way.
Hug the riot-gear clad cop.
Tell the soldier how much you love him as he levels his gun at you.
If your son or daughter, grandson or nephew or brother or sister allies themselves with the global elite, wears the uniform that gives them unjust power over other human beings, speak with them, tell them of the shame they bring, cast them aside if they will not listen, but leave them the opportunity to redeem themselves, to come back once more into the fold, and welcome them back with love.
In every nation, as the chaos comes, those amongst us that are in uniform will be used against the rest of us.
Such was the great travesty in communist Russia, such was the great evil in Communist China, such was the disgusting spectacle in Nazi Germany, such is the situation now in the democracies of Europe!
Brother beating brother, son beating father.
Don't fight them.
Pity them.
Hug them.
Clasp their hands and ask them to join you.
Fight aggression with love.
Fight anger with calm.
Face the batons and the tear-gas and the bullets with peace and love.
These uniformed men and women the world over do not understand how history will despise them as it despises the S.S. that so brutalised their fellow Germans.
They everywhere will be shunned.
Families will disown them and hang their heads in shame.
It is our job, our duty to save them from this fate.
And in actions such as these lies the remedy, the solution, the answer to the great organisation of evil that spans the globe.
In love and with love will come victory.
We must decide not to play their game.
We must decide to go our own way towards the new reality.
The river, flowing towards the ocean, finds another path when it meets an obstruction.
Seek and find that other path, the path of least resistance, the path that is non-compliance, the path that just ignores the violent strategies of the global scum.
It is a truth that humanity seeks leadership.
The models for the choice of these leaders have been in the hands of the global luciferians for all of time.
It is time to change the model. To create a new way forward. To create a new world by simply ignoring the systems and procedures and laws of the old.
We should, amongst us, seek those that are most wise, those that do not lust for power or the trappings of wealth, those that have no association with the old "parties", those that see love as the way forward, those that have no membership of the churches of the world but do not despise those that do. We should seek out the kind, the fair, the quiet, the humble, the meek, the non-violent, the caring souls......
And here's the strategy, perhaps.
In each place where the fervour of revolution begins, replace it with the fervour of rEvolution.
We should ignore the powers that be, ignore the law and the systems they have created to control the way we govern ourselves, and Start Again.
At the local level, in small groups, find these people and put them forward.
Do not feel that you are too small a group, that your efforts are in vain. Use this internet to reach out and find others. From this will come critical mass.
At the regional and national and transnational level let them step forward, with us behind them................
Build our own, new systems in love and harmony, make our own new law, debate and find the beautiful new future we desire, and simply IGNORE the old ways, pay no heed to their laws, their government, their police, pay no heed to their instructions, pay no heed to their press and TV and propaganda.
Their systems are not our systems, not the systems Humanity desires and yearns for. They are systems of evil, systems of war and brutality and slaughter and bullying and greed and torture and lies and fear.
We have had enough of their systems.
They have no legitimacy.
All this rEvolution needs is a critical mass of us to achieve this transformation.
Do not feel small and helpless.
Do not feel that you can achieve nothing.
Humanity is approaching 7 billion in number, each of us is just one..... yet together we are many, together we are enough to end this misery.
This is our duty to the future.
It truly is time to Start Again, for if humanity fails in this we have lost our future, have condemned our children to worse slavery than that we endure now, almost certainly acted too late to prevent the destruction of many of us.
Our world can be beautiful.
Our world can be bountiful.
Our world can accommodate billions more of us in its vastness, all living in peace and harmony, in security and safety, basking in the beneficial light of our own incredible ingenuity.
It is, my friends, time to Start Again.
Put this on your poster:
" rEvolution "
With love, I hope this message reaches many.
Love to all,
Olive Farmer
Please repost and translate and link to this message if you consider it worthy. Thankyou.
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- Noor al Haqiqa said...
Wise words. Very wise words. Last year I put up a post by David Icke in which he begged people to not resort to violence and not to riot because that is just what they want.
I, too, have said the very same thing time and again. In America, I feel that all the recent police brutalities and the crushing humiliation of the scanning process are also spurs to push the anger of people over the limit.
Who cannot feel indignation to hear an old woman in a chair had her dirty diaper removed because she might have been concealing a weapon?
Or the 17 year old handicapped boy beaten tazered and arrested by 20 cops in his own home because one cop said that his poor language skills equaled "attitude"? He was even charged with resisting arrest because he did not understand what was happening and tried to run to his mother for help.
These and so many other things, including the wars on this and that in America, the racial problems, they are all part of a plan that has been underway for quite a while and the goal is the anger of the people to bring in the Luciferian creed.
Pike said it best and I have been quoting his words on the three WW, we are right on schedule.
We cannot counsel peace enough.
Although, how do you counsel peace when your own loved ones might be under the direct gun of tyranny in front of your eyes? Holding the line of peace has always been my way, I have abhorred violence since I was a child. But when my children were threatened, something would change. But now, it would be them protecting me....
I plan to repost this immediately with all due credits of course. Thank you so very much for this insightful work... timely indeed.
- July 2, 2011 at 5:17 PM
- Noor al Haqiqa said...
Posted with a bunch of stuff added to it. I hope you approve.
- July 3, 2011 at 1:01 AM
Excellent as always Olive Farmer. You might just find yourself pushed forward as one of the sorely needed advocates of peace if you're not careful, lol. I will be reposting this in a number of places i frequent, with full credit to your good self of course.
- July 3, 2011 at 10:16 PM
- Captain Ranty said...
A wonderful post.
I have nicked it and hat-tipped it here:
More. Please.
- July 9, 2011 at 8:55 PM
- Olive Farmer said...
Thanks for reposting folks.
Love to all,
- July 10, 2011 at 2:31 AM


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As summers have already approached, so have vacation for your kids. Moms at home surely want to chill out from their routine cooking and get freed from their kitchen 'work'. In case you still haven't planned for an outing then here are few places suggested for all the food lovers. You can no doubt dive into an exciting culinary adventure without creating a hole in your pocket.
The capital city of the country serves its people with everything. No matter if you are a hard core vegetarian or a die-hard meat lover! The place is filled with exotic restaurants such as Jalebi Wale and Babu Ram Paranthe for delightful Mughal cuisine. You can spot them near Chandni Chowk in old Delhi. You are sure to enjoy the food prepared by various halwais for a considerable price. Gajar ka halwa and Jalebi are two sweets to be tasted with out fail.
People visit this place to view 'Golden Temple'. After your holy visit you can relish at Chajju ka dhaba at Lawrence Road and Prakash Meat Shop near Town Hall. They serve you with mind blowing and delicious non-vegetarian dishes. Later you can hit on Kulcha-Chola Dhaba on Maqbool Road for mouthwatering breakfast to begin your day with your taste buds buzzing.
It is popularly known as Pink City which is beautified with havelis. This place is well known for pyaaz ki kachori which are very spicy can be easily spotted at any sweet shops on the local streets. You can also try kathi rolls and tandoori tikkas and lessen your food craving.
Mumbai is another name for heaven! Vada pav is one of the best snacks which is worth sampling. It is nothing but a spicy chaat served with potato fritter combination. Must try chaats are pav bhaji which is served with dollop of butter and paani puri.
No doubt Hyderabad is known as City of Biryanis. It serves its foodies with both North and South Indian food. Paradise Restaurant is the best place you can barge on for enjoying varieties of Biryanis. Bawarchi is also another restaurant which is mostly relished by local residents of that particular place. If you miss Pista House then you have missed the delicacy! Ensure that you visit this excellent restaurant for lip-smacking cuisines.
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I highly doubt Thrive Audio(?) offers amplifiers that are larger than what I am currently using (Crown MA 5000vz/QSC PL 6.0) based on a few photos I've seen posted on wave music.
However, I am willing to give them the benefit of doubt so, if you have a PDF manual on their largest amplifier and/or a website, I will explore their features.
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I am not a Thrive dealer, but if you call Eric @ Summit Audio I'm sure he will be glad to help you out. All of their amps are readily available, prices are reasonable and technical specifications are available.
So let me ask you a question, if tomorrow Richard Long came back to life and created a new product, would you ask him to validate his products with in-depth specifications or trust his background and knowledge to create a great product? You guys are trying to question a company that only makes some of the finest equipment in the world. I'm not saying Studio R is a bad amp but why would I want to order an amp from some foreign country by a brand I know only through 3rd person word of mouth when I can order an American made product built by one of the most reputable brands in the biz? That's just me.. what can I say.
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Yamaha Outdoors Tips — Four-Wheel Your Fall Turkey
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Get out there with your Yamaha utility ATV or Side-by-Side before the fall wild turkey season begins. There's no substitute to spending regular time with the birds. Some seasons begin nationwide as early as September. Be ready.
Track size reflects the sex and age of turkeys. Gobbler flocks lay down large footprints, while family groups might reflect a range of sizes depending on the hatch date that year. Many droppings, tracks, and scratchings indicate bigger turkey flocks, while spare evidence reflects fewer numbers. Dusting bowls are fresh if the soil is loose, and other sign in them or nearby is new. Old sign may indicate turkeys have left the area for other food sources.
Damp droppings tell you fall birds were there recently. Concentrated feathers can indicate a roost site when slightly dispersed, or a predator kill when tightly compacted in a small area. Mixed sets of new and old tracks indicate flocks use the area regularly. Raked areas in the woods, especially along field edges or in food plots, often indicate autumn feeding zones.
Study these changes for the best fall hunting success. Later on, plant yourself near locations where you've found evidence of flocks while scouting. Arrive early to position yourself close to roosted birds. In autumn, birds fly down and move directly to feeding zones. Establish yourself between these two spots.
If you've scattered an autumn group, quickly study the terrain and pick a calling setup that chances at drawing turkeys to you from many directions as they regroup. Since fall opportunities are often all-day affairs, gravitate toward those roosting sites in late afternoon to intercept birds before fly-up time.
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The long wait is over and sales have begun at Shea Homes new community, 1 Channel Island in Encinitas.
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Fiore in Encinitas Opens For Sale
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The sound of a bell heralded be the marshal led the procession of servants bringing in the food.In order came the pantry man the esquires and the valetti,bearing dishes according to their rank.They placed them reverently on the tables,while on the meat board were piled baked pheasant,goose,duck,wild fowl, pullets and pork.
On the tables dishes of peacocks and pepper sauce lay alongside partridge roasted with ginger; pigs´ears baked in wine were scooped up with fish served in a green sauce made from various herbs; a bowl of lobster with vinegar was put next to some quail covered with feathers so they still seemed alive.All the food of the world seemed to be lying there.At the end of the meat course a subtlety was brought forth; it was carved from sugar paste and was in the shape of a man,wrapped in weeds,holding a sickle in his hand.It was not to be eaten but was known as a "warmer" to signal the arrival of the next course of almond cream,baked pears,sage fritters and dates in comfit.By the time the salads were placed on the table the conversation had returned to the subject of these hard times,"stony times" the knight said.he picked among the parsley,fennel and sage,as if choosing the herbs closest to his natural humour. The squire meanwhile had gathered up a handful of garlic and spring onion.Tarts of apple and of saffron were placed upon the table,together with nuts and spices coated in sugar.
The mawmenee was passed around in great jugs,a sweet wine for a sweet end.
MawmeneeMawmenee. Take a portell of wyne greke and ii pounde of sugur; take and claryfye the sugur with a quantite of wyne & drawe it thugh a strynour in to a pot of wrthe. Take flour of rys and medle with sum of the wyne & cast gogydre. Take pynes with dates and frye hem a litell in grece oþer in oyle and cast hem togydre. Take clowes & flour of canel hool and cast þerto. Take powdour gynger, canel, clowes, colour it with saundres a lytel yf hit be nede. Cast salt þerto, and lat it seeþ warly with a slowe fyre and not to thyk. Take brawn of capouns ysteysed oþer of fasauntes teysed small and cast þerto.It is a sweet wine stew with fowl meat and nuts. It is very much a medieval dish with all the spices and colouring and artificiality that was so priced. It is also a really tasty dish, but also very sweet dish. It works really well as a side dish for game – like we in modern time use a jam or cranberry sauce with game. The dish can be made with any kind of fowl – the meat should be a game-meat as that adds to the flavour.the recipe for mawmenee corresponds to the Arabic mamuniyya.
The meal was then quickly completed,with cheese and white bread cut and put on trenchers.The citizens rose in unison,bowed to the dignitaries and left in procession.The other worthies then departed according to their estate.The pieces of bread,cheese and discarded meat were put into voiders,to be distributed to the beggars who were sitting cross-legged on the floor of the stone chamber beside the hall.


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Students Showcase 'Sounds of the World' During Library Concert [Photos]
To celebrate the fact that students from all over the map come to Full Sail's Winter Park, Florida, campus to study, Entertainment Business Master's student Alejandro Vicuna teamed up with the International Student Society, the Entertainment Networking Society, and the Library to produce "Sounds of the World," a multicultural showcase featuring performances from several talented students.
Each student was asked to perform an original or cover song that has special significance to them. Check out the gallery below for photos and more details from students about each of their performances.


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Mark Wielaard: New GPG key.
Finally created a new GPG key using gnupg. The old one was a DSA/1024 bits one and 8 years old. The new one is a RSA/2048 bits one. I will use the new one in the future to sign any release tarballs I might create. pub 2048R/57816A6A 2011-01-29 Key f...
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I will wrap up my experience at eclipsecon. This was my first time at eclipsecon. Folks who had been here earlier told me that this year there was a lot of topics around eclipse runtime projects – so the focus has shifted from tools to runtime. Overall I liked eclipsecon.
My topic, OSGi & Java EE in GlassFish, was also of the same type. The slides of my talk are available here. The source code for the sample used to demonstrate "Modularized Enterprise Java Application" running in GlassFish is now available here. Just download, unzip and run it following the steps listed below.
The sample is organized as shown in the UML diagram below:
Features of the sample
All the components including the EJB are deployed as separate OSGi bundle.
EJB uses JPA in container managed mode to communicate with the database.
Both the admin client and Web Application Bundle client use the EJB via OSGi service registry.
Deployment order of bundles is irrelevant.
Local EJBs being accessed from other bundles.
Steps to run the sample:
asadmin start-domain
cp osgi-ejb-container.jar osgi-jpa,jar from maven repo to ${glassfish.home}/modules//autostart/
asadmin start-database
unzip ejb-as-service.zip
cd ./ejb-as-service
mvn clean install
cp ./common/target/hybridapp2-common.jar ./client/target/hybridapp2-client.jar ./service/target/hybridapp2-service.jar ./webclient/target/hybridapp2-webclient.war $glassfi...
Date: March, 30 2010
Url: http://www.java.net/blog/ss141213/archive/2010/03/30/ejb-osgi-service-demo-eclipsecon


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Your Basic Autopac covers replacement transportation costs up to $34 a day to a maximum of $1,020. However, with additional Extension Loss of Use coverage, you can be better protected in the event you lose the use of your vehicle.
Your Basic Autopac coverage begins 72 hours after you first report to either Manitoba Public Insurance or the police. It ends as soon as:
Remember, replacement transportation doesn't necessarily mean renting a vehicle. Renting a vehicle is often the most expensive way to transport yourself. Taking a bus or a vehicle for hire may work just as well and cost less.
If renting another vehicle is absolutely necessary, please consider renting from a company with membership in the Manitoba Car and Truck Rental Association (MCTRA).
Manitoba Public Insurance and the MCTRA have agreed on fees for all sizes and types of rental vehicles. With pre-approval from Manitoba Public Insurance, these rental firms can bill Manitoba Public Insurance directly for your rental. This arrangement helps keep costs down, while making things more convenient for you.
Note: The police will notify you, not your adjuster, when they recover your vehicle. Your adjuster relies on you for this information, so please tell your adjuster right away.
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{We've moved! Visit us at our new and improved blog at: Texas Craft House}
Elisabeth and I recently went on our annual Broken Bow trip in Oklahoma with our husbands. We cook, we play, we laugh, we craft ... We have so much fun. Every year we make some type of craft while there. This year we just brought our glue guns and some thick paper and used rocks and pebbles we found on our cabin site.
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Embrace$15.00 Nancy's first studio album. Well-known contemporary Christian songs with a few originals.Add to cart
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Pamidronate (Aredia®)
Pronounced: PAM-i-DROE-nate
Classification: Bisphosphonate
About: Pamidronate (Aredia®)
Cancer cells from some tumors (most commonly breast, prostate and lung cancers) can spread to the bone, which is called bone metastasis. Multiple myeloma is a type of cancer affecting plasma cells, which are found in the bone marrow, and thus directly involves bone. In both of these situations the cancer cells cause breakdown or wearing away of the normal bone. In turn, affected bones become more fragile; they may be painful and can even break due to the damage from the cancer cells. Pamidronate is a type of drug called a bisphosphonate, which is used to slow the destruction of bone caused by cancer cells. It can also be used in the treatment of increased calcium levels that may occur as a result of a cancer diagnosis.
Pamidronate is not a cancer treatment, but a supportive care medicine. This means it is used to counteract the effects of cancer and its treatments.
How to Take Pamidronate
Pamidronate is given directly into a vein as an infusion. Your dose, and how often you receive it, will be determined by your provider. Your healthcare provider may want you to take calcium and vitamin D supplements to help with your bone health. Talk with your team about what doses are right for you. You should drink plenty of fluids while taking this medication. Try to drink 8-10 glasses of non-alcoholic, non-caffeinated liquids a day.
Possible Side Effects of Pamidronate
There are a number of things you can do to manage the side effects of pamidronate. Talk to your care team about these recommendations. They can help you decide what will work best for you. These are some of the most common or important side effects:
Osteonecrosis of the Jaw
Osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) is a rare side effect, however, it is important that you know about it and take steps to protect your dental health. The maxilla (upper jaw bone) and mandible (lower jaw bone) are normally covered by gum tissue. In the case of ONJ, this tissue is gone and the bone is exposed. Typical symptoms associated with ONJ are: pain, swelling or infection of the gums, loosening of the teeth, exposed bone (often at the site of a previous tooth extraction). Some patients may report numbness or tingling in the jaw or a "heavy" feeling jaw. ONJ may have no symptoms for weeks or months and may only be recognized by the presence of exposed bone. ONJ most often occurs soon after a dental procedure, though not always. Stop treatment with pamidronate at least 3 weeks prior to any dental procedures. I'm not seeing anything specific about 3 weeks but im looking at a PI from 2009. Maybe you had found a more recent one. Or maybe 3 weeks is a standard.
- Prior to starting therapy, you should have a complete dental exam, cleaning, and removal of any teeth in poor health.
- Dentures should be checked for proper fit.
- Brush your teeth after meals and at bedtime with a soft brush. Ask your care team if you are able to floss, and if you are, floss gently once a day.
- Check your teeth and gums in a mirror daily for any sores, swelling, loose teeth, pain or numbness, or other changes and report these to your dentist or oncology team immediately.
Electrolyte Abnormalities
This medication can affect the normal levels of electrolytes (potassium, magnesium, calcium, etc.) in your body. Your levels will be monitored using blood tests. If your levels become too low, your care team may prescribe specific electrolytes to be given by IV or taken by mouth. Do not take any supplements without first consulting with your care team.
Bone, Joint and Muscle Pain
Pamidronate can cause bone, joint and/or muscle pain that can be severe. This can occur from 1 day to several months after starting the medication. Report these symptoms to your provider, who can advise you on strategies to relieve the pain. Pain in the hip, thigh and groin can be caused by an atypical femur fracture. Notify your provider immediately of any new pain in this area.
Fever, Body Aches
More than half of the people receiving this medication experience fever and chills after the first infusion, which may be accompanied by muscle aches (also called myalgias). Anti-inflammatory medications, such as ibuprofen (Motrin) and naproxen (Aleve) may be used to relieve these side effects. Ask your healthcare team if you are able to take these medications if side effects occur. Many patients do not have these side effects after subsequent infusions.
Fatigue is very common during cancer treatment and is an overwhelming feeling of exhaustion that is not usually relieved by rest. While on cancer treatment, and for a period after, you may need to adjust your schedule to manage fatigue. Plan times to rest during the day and conserve energy for more important activities. Exercise can help combat fatigue; a simple daily walk with a friend can help. Talk to your healthcare team for helpful tips on dealing with this side effect.
Reproductive Concerns
Exposure of an unborn child to this medication could cause birth defects, so you should not become pregnant or father a child while on this medication. Effective birth control is necessary during treatment. Even if your menstrual cycle stops or you believe you are not producing sperm, you could still be fertile and conceive. You should consult with your healthcare team before breastfeeding while receiving this medication.


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HD and Internet Radios
HD Radios
HD radios are digital devices that require no Internet connection and no monthly fee. If you have an HD radio and you are within range of 93.9 FM, you can tune into the HD channels carried by WNYC 93.9 FM:
HD 1 – simulcast of 93.9 FM WNYC programming
HD 2 – simulcast of 105.9 FM Classical WQXR programming
HD 3 – simulcast of AM 820 WNYC programming
Internet Radios
If you have an Internet connection at home, you can also listen to WNYC with an Internet radio, a stand-alone device that can tune in thousands of free radio stations broadcast online. As with live streaming to computers and mobile devices, Internet radio completely eliminates the issue of signal range.
Many internet radios have WNYC as a preset. You can also use the Options menu on our website player to select the compatible stream URL and enter it manually into your radio.
More Help
If you have difficulty with WQXR's audio content and cannot find an answer to your problem on our Troubleshooting page, please contact WNYC Listener Services.


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We've all been there, right?
You've just bought your first Hawaiian island. Your own little slice of paradise.
But now what do you do with it?
Larry Ellison, billionaire, yacht racer, chief executive of Oracle Corp., has been grappling with this dilemma ever since he bought the Hawaiian island of Lanai back in June 2012.
Now, however, he appears to have figured it out. And the recently launched Love Lanai website gives us a glimpse into his plans.
Among the highlights:
Ellison will be holding some international festivals on the island, including the Lanai International Film Festival in 2015. He's creating a "sustainable leadership retreat." And some notable luxury brands plan to open stores of some kind on the island.
But perhaps most importantly, the site emphasizes that the island is a place for singles and couples adventures, family adventures, and weddings and honeymoons.
The website is packed with gooey videos of people holding hands on sun-kissed beaches and people who are way more attractive than you frolicking in the surf or gazing longingly over the edge of cliffs.
Lanai is the sixth-largest Hawaiian island at 141 square miles. The island was once a a pineapple plantation and still has a small population. It also boasts two resort hotels and golf courses.
Ellison reportedly bought the island for more than $500 million, though that figure was never officially confirmed.
The previous owner was apparently losing buckets of money on the place. We'll see if Ellison can do better.
But to help get the word out, Ellison is planning a new television series called "Lanai Beyond the Grid." The show promises to be: "An inspiring exploration on sustainable leadership and how a little island can change the world by reminding us the most powerful force in human nature is, to care."
"For Love Lanai, compassionate luxury is more than just a phrase, it's an action of purpose," reads the website. "Love Lanai introduces a collection of brands and events serving the local community, generating resources and providing a network of sustainable contribution."
And best of all, you can get there on Island Air, the airline that Ellison bought last year.


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City hopes new pressure tank will solve Bancroft restroom problems
A project to improve water pressure to Bancroft Park's restrooms will begin in early spring, according to City Parks
Maintenance Manager Kurt Schroeder.
Crews will install a ōpressure tankö that the city hopes will end a current problem in which the water flow cannot keep up with repeated flushes in both the men's and women's restrooms, he explained.
ōWe have a problem when tourist buses come in,ö he pointed out.
Schroeder could not predict how effective the repair will be. Even with a tank to improve pressure, there is a concern that the water line is too narrow (just Š inch in diameter) and that its galvanized metal may have attracted deposits that restrict its flow even more.
In past years, during major events like Territory Days, the Bancroft restrooms have had to be closed. Otherwise, they are open year-round (during the daytime) and during smaller events such as the Farmers Market or concerts in the bandshell, Schroeder said.
ōThe new tank will help, but will it do enough to allow the restrooms to accommodate big events?ö he asked. ōWe'll see how it goes (after the repair).ö
What would ōtruly be in our best interest,ö he said, would be to ōre-plumb the whole thing.ö This would mean not only new pipes, but an efficient redesign of the restroom layout, he said. Such work would probably not include new sanitary lines, because they seem to be working properly, Schroeder said.
He has not worked up a cost estimate for a Bancroft restroom renovation, but said he may do so in time for the 2006 City Parks budget proposal to City Council, depending on how effective the pressure-tank work is.
Bancroft's restroom shortcomings were the subject of complaint at the Jan. 4 monthly meeting of the Old Colorado City Associates (OCCA) merchants group. Board members charged that the city has neglected the problem. Favoritism was even implied, with one member suggesting that the city had renovated Acacia Park's restrooms while turning a blind eye to Bancroft's. (Actually, this is inaccurate, according to Schroeder, who said Acacia's restrooms haven't been open on a regular basis since City Police took over their control in the past year or so.)
ōI have heard the complaints (about Bancroft),ö Schroeder said. ōI know this little park gets used. It definitely got bumped up the priority ladder.ö
He was unsure of the Bancroft restrooms' age. City records state the park itself was constructed in 1926, but not whether the bandshell (which the restrooms are part of) went in at the same time.
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BioGlue(R) Surgical Adhesive is Safe and Effective in Range of Cardiac Surgical Procedures
ATLANTA, Apr 22, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- CryoLife, Inc., (NYSE: CRY) a bio-surgical device and human tissue processing company, today announced the presentation of clinical data results supporting positive clinical performance of BioGlue(R) Surgical Adhesive as a hemostatic adjunct in aortic valve and proximal aortic surgery. In this single-surgeon consecutive series, use of BioGlue Surgical Adhesive helped facilitate a minimal reliance on blood products and a low mortality rate for patients undergoing complex aortic valve and proximal aortic surgical procedures. This presentation was one of two studies reporting on the surgical use of BioGlue presented at the Ninth Aortic Surgery Symposium in New York, New York.
"The results of this study reinforce the value of incorporating BioGlue as an essential component of complex cardiac procedures," said John Fehrenbacher, M.D., cardiothoracic surgeon, Methodist Hospital of Indiana, and lead study investigator. "Use of this surgical adhesive has proven to be an effective method of decreasing the risk of bleeding complications."
The single-center study reviewed the results of 92 patients, predominantly male, between the ages of 23 and 85 who had undergone cardiac surgical procedures including ascending arch repairs, ascending root repairs and Ross procedures. In all cases, BioGlue Surgical Adhesive was used as a hemostatic and structural adjunct to standard surgical methods. Of the 92 patients, 11 patients required no perioperative blood products (12 percent), and the mortality rate for this series was 2.2 percent. No device-related complications were observed. There was one incidence of post-operative pseudoaneurysm (1.1 percent) in a patient who presented with an acute Type A aortic dissection.
Additional clinical information was presented today by Dr. Fehrenbacher demonstrating the use of BioGlue Surgical Adhesive during an aortic homograft implantation, which simplified the surgical procedure and resulted in an excellent clinical outcome.
In this case study, a 72-year old female with aortic insufficiency required replacement of her aortic valve due to severe aortic stenosis. A 22 mm aortic homograft was implanted as a full root to provide the patient with the maximum aortic outflow tract, while the adjunctive application of BioGlue Surgical Adhesive helped to prevent the intraoperative bleeding. Postoperatively, the patient had normal valve hemodynamic function.
"The ability of BioGlue to rapidly and effectively prevent bleeding at the surgical site helped simplify this procedure and reduce the chances of post- operative complications for this high-risk patient," said Dr. Fehrenbacher. "Our positive experience working with BioGlue makes it an integral part of certain cardiac procedures."
"BioGlue has consistently performed well in the operating room, and as a result we're anticipating a continued trend of increased use by cardiac and vascular surgeons this year," said Steven G. Anderson, president and chief executive officer, CryoLife, Inc. "BioGlue revenue increased by 33% to $27.8 million in 2003 compared to 2002 and we expect revenues to increase to $32 to $34 million in 2004. Excellent market acceptance and the anticipated introduction of a new innovative delivery system this year clearly indicate a very successful future for BioGlue. "
About BioGlue
BioGlue Surgical Adhesive is a two-component adhesive composed of purified bovine serum albumin (BSA), a cow protein, and a chemical called glutaraldehyde. BioGlue Surgical Adhesive employs a unique delivery system, incorporating a single pre-filled cartridge and applicator device, providing the surgeon complete control of the adhesive at the surgical site.
BioGlue begins creating a flexible mechanical seal independently of the body's clotting mechanism within 20 to 30 seconds, and reaches its maximum bonding strength in two minutes.
In December 2001, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved BioGlue Surgical Adhesive to be used as an adjunct to standard methods of achieving hemostasis (such as sutures and staples) in adult patients in open surgical repair of large vessels such as the aorta, femoral and carotid arteries.
About CryoLife, Inc.
Founded in 1984, CryoLife, Inc. is a leader in the processing and distribution of implantable living human tissues for use in cardiovascular and vascular surgeries throughout the United States and Canada. The Company's BioGlue(R) Surgical Adhesive is FDA approved as an adjunct to sutures and staples for use in adult patients in open surgical repair of large vessels and is CE marked in the European Community, and much of Latin America, and in Canada for use in soft tissue repair and approved in Australia for use in vascular and pulmonary sealing and repair. The Company also manufactures the SG Model #100 vascular graft, which is CE marked for distribution within the European Community.
Statements made in this press release that look forward in time or that express management's beliefs, expectations or hopes are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These future events may not occur as and when expected, if at all, and, together with the Company's business, are subject to various risks and uncertainties. These risks and uncertainties include that the use of BioGlue may not prove to be as effective as the recent study indicates, that the Company's 2004 BioGlue revenues may not meet its expectations, that the Company's new BioGlue syringe delivery device may not meet expectations, that demand for CryoLife preserved tissues may not return to prior levels, the possibility that the FDA could impose additional restrictions on the Company's operations, require a recall, or prevent the Company from processing and distributing tissues or manufacturing and distributing other products, that the Company may not have sufficient borrowing or other capital availability to fund its business, that pending litigation cannot be settled on terms acceptable to the Company, that the Company may not have sufficient resources to pay punitive damages which are not covered by insurance or liabilities in excess of available insurance, the possibility of severe decreases in the Company's revenues and working capital, that to the extent the Company does not have sufficient resources to pay the claims against it, it may be forced to cease operations or seek protection under applicable bankruptcy laws, changes in laws and regulations applicable to CryoLife and other risk factors detailed in CryoLife's Securities and Exchange Commission filings, including CryoLife's Form 10-K filing for the year ended December 31, 2003, and the Company's other SEC filings. The Company does not undertake to update its forward-looking statements.
For additional information about the company, visit CryoLife's website: http://www.cryolife.com .
SOURCE CryoLife, Inc.
Joseph T. Schepers, Vice President of Corporate Communications for CryoLife, Inc., +1-770-419-3355


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Sunday, March 1, 2015
Scrap & Stash Busting
42 comments:
I love your Medallion Log Cabin blocks. I've added them to my to-make list.ReplyDelete
Oh such wonderful colorful blocks! I like the polka dot for the backing! I love using clearance fabric for backing also! Means more money for the next top! Love your slow stitches they add such character to your quilt.ReplyDelete
How very pretty the log cabin quilt is in the rainbow of colors.ReplyDelete
ANd how lucky to have a shop close enough to get some really good bargains!!ReplyDelete
Love your rainbow blocks, and I'm looking forward to seeing your modern quilting. You got some great fabric bargains - definitely more of a priority than food shopping. :-)ReplyDelete
Ah, those medallions are nice! Might need to make some yellow ones for RSC this month ...ReplyDelete
Those blocks are super cute.ReplyDelete
Your rainbow blocks are gorgeous. Such lovely Fabrics!ReplyDelete
You found some pretty fabrics for your blocks. The yellows and oranges are perfect!ReplyDelete
I love your Journey of a Quilter.
Wonderful fabrics you found....does the large number of blocks you made mean you were snowed in again? They all look amazing.....the quilts are going to be gorgeous, they will give someone much comfort. Your Journey of a quilter quilt looks wonderful too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 1, 2015 at 1:58 PM
Those yellow blocks look so cheerful! I look forward to seeing the quilting!ReplyDelete
I am using oranges in my quiilts more and more. I never knew I would enjoy that color so much! The rainbow setting for your quilts is going to be beautiful!ReplyDelete
The more I see these blocks the more I like them. Lovely addition of orange and yellow!ReplyDelete
Your quilts are going to be lovely! I can't wait to see the finished tops. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!ReplyDelete
Tanya the blocks are great they are going to be such cheerful quilts.ReplyDelete
What a great way to use up those "spare" strips of fabric!ReplyDelete
Hi Tanya,ReplyDelete
your blocks are looking great !
Happy stitching !
Beautiful! I have really been drawn to orange this past year, and your blocks are no exception. :)ReplyDelete
I love seeing all your different colour combinations. They will make great lap quilts.ReplyDelete
These blocks are so interesting - I've never seen this pattern before. I really like all the different colors you are doing them in. What a great idea to make multiple quilts; plenty of space for quilting! :) Thanks for linking up to MCM!ReplyDelete
Your blocks look very happy! I am sure they will make a very nice quilt. Thank you for linking uo with me at Hugabit Quilts for Monday Makers! I hope to see you again!ReplyDelete
So close to finishing the Journey quilt... it's a little bit sad since I always enjoyed seeing this project on your blog!ReplyDelete
I love these blocks as well. I think I'll have to make some as well.ReplyDelete
Great blocks--love how many you have made! Love the score on the backing--thought I "done good" at FQS last week with a $4.30/yd 24-hour Flash Sale... And your Journey quilt intrigues me...will have to go back and find some posts on it!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous quilt! What a great way to show off your fabrics!ReplyDelete
Love all that color and the texture of the prints.ReplyDelete
You've been very productive. I love how these blocks are all coming together, especially your yellows and greens.ReplyDelete
Me again. I made my first block today. Went together very nicely with your tutorial.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, are you going to have any stash left? They look gorgeous. Thanks for linking up to Building Blocks Tuesday this week.ReplyDelete
What great bargains on your fabrics. They are looking lovely in that quilt top - I really need to add your tutorial to my 'to do' list on my blog. So fun to look at. Love the hand quilting progress as well. Great border decision.ReplyDelete
Your medallion blocks are beautiful. These blocks was be amazing H2H quilts.ReplyDelete
I think you're hooked on the Medallion Log Cabin blocks. What a roll! The quilt top looks wonderful.ReplyDelete
Wow - I really like those log cabin medallion blocks! I look forward to seeing how your modern quilting turns out.ReplyDelete
You have really gotten carried away with your blocks. They make a fabulous quilt! I am sure you will find plenty of great uses for the quilts they will turn into. Great fabric additions. Glad you won't be running out if you get snowed in for a while. It would be terrible to be trapped inside and not be able to sew.ReplyDelete
Your medallion blocks are terrific. I, too, hang out on my bed. Reading, pinning on Pinterest, and checking out all of my favorite blogs. Hence that is why I don't have a white coverlet. I'd love one but I know it wouldn't stay fresh and crisp looking.ReplyDelete
Your medallion log cabins are looking great. Can't wait to see what you do with them.ReplyDelete
Your medallion log cabin blocks turned out beautifully. Happy slow stitching this weekend.ReplyDelete
Beautiful QUILT! I love it : )ReplyDelete
This is the 3rd blog today that I've seen with the medallion blocks. I really like them!ReplyDelete
Isn't it great the way that so many colours work perfectly together. Lovely!ReplyDelete
A great group of blocks!ReplyDelete
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By Tina Kinsey, Director of Marketing, PR & Air Service Development
Air travel today is different than it was a few years ago. Namely, airlines no longer fly empty planes, and they are flying more routes seasonally, especially from regional airports. What is a seasonal route? A seasonal route happens when an airline flies non-stop to a specific city, but only during peak travel months. During slower travel months, that flight is suspended and the airline's asset (their airplane) is dedicated to a busier travel route, perhaps in another market. It's all about success for the airlines – they are focused now more than ever on ensuring that every flight and route is profitable. Several seasonal routes are offered at Asheville Regional Airport. Delta operates a daily non-stop to New York City's LaGuardia International Airport during the summer months. United flies a daily non-stop to New Jersey's Newark International Airport summer through fall. And Delta's non-stop to Detroit flies almost yearly, but is suspended in winter. Seasonality in air travel appears more in markets with strong leisure travel numbers, and in popular leisure destinations with heavier air travel in peak leisure months. Asheville Regional Airport's traveler mix is 50 percent leisure. It is great to be able to hop on a non-stop to a popular destination, even if that option is available part-time during the year. It is also good news that travelers have excellent connectivity year round from Asheville to hundreds of domestic and international destinations. Asheville Regional Airport offers flights throughout each day to major hubs of Atlanta, Charlotte and Chicago, and most destinations are accessible with one easy connection. Remember: the more you fly from AVL, the more stable our air service offerings will continue to be. The numbers are important to the airlines, and strong utilization yields more seats and routes in our market. Thanks for checking Asheville first for your air travel!