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Winner Takes All
Acquire all hero and villain trophies in the classic game
Acrobatic Ace
Achieve level 30 as an acrobat
An Epic Odyssey
Defeat the Paradox Tyrant in the Paradox Wave raid without closing any of the Speed Force tunnels
Champion of Earth
Achieve level 30 as a hero mentored by Superman
Criminal Mastermind
Achieve level 30 as a villain mentored by Lex Luthor
Fearless Flier
Achieve level 30 as a flyer
Knight for Justice
Achieve level 30 as a hero mentored by Batman
Platinum Pace
Earn a platinum medal in any race
Runes to My Memory
Collect all styles in the Runes of the Norsemen set
Speedster Supreme
Achieve level 30 as a speedster
The Joker in the Deck
Achieve level 30 as a villain mentored by the Joker
The Queen's Favorite
Achieve level 30 as a villain mentored by Circe
The World of Fashion
Complete the feats: I Can HAZMAT, Don't Pick Up Hitchhikers, Lost and Foundry, and Maximum Security
Warrior of Truth
Achieve level 30 as a hero mentored by Wonder Woman
25th Century Model
Collect all styles in the Time Traveler set
Any Which Way But Lose
Defeat Bleez, Furious Metallo, and Vice in every possible order during the Spark of Parallax solo instance
Behind Closed Doors
Defeat 20 Dregg Wardens in the Necropolis: Relics of Urgrund raid
Beware My Power
Collect all styles in the Scion of Ion set
Blood Brothers
Collect all styles in the Blood-Cursed set
Bottle Opener
Complete 250 Battle for Earth Duos
Bring a Dog to Heal
Do not defeat any Creature Handlers during the Cerberus fight in the Halls of Hades raid
Burn Like My Power
Collect all styles in the Disciple of Parallax set
Crash of the Titans
Complete all of the Titans' Bounties
Death Rays of Sunshine
Complete the Happiness Home raid with 3 of Granny Goodness' terminals active for at least 4 minutes while her prize pupil is active in the fight
Don't Get Mad, Get Even
Defeat the Agitated Pulsar SL-1 trooper 17 times in the Downtown Metropolis Battlezone
Don't Go Ballistic
Defeat the final boss in the Port of Paradise duo without using the ballistae
Dregg or Alive
Defeat 450 Dregg Warriors, Dregg Berserkers, Dregg Seers, or Dregg Huskarls
Drop the Weapon!
During the Artifacts from the Past operation, defeat the second subboss at least once for each type of ancient weapon he wields
Complete the Take Pride mission 14 times
Explosive Denial
During the Lantern Strike Team operation, defeat the first boss without allowing any of the explosives to detonate
Extra Credit for Granny
During the Fatal Exams operation, earn Granny Goodness's Extra Credit by disabling all of the energy conduit nodes on the first attempt before Brainwashed Mister Miracle and Brainwashed Big Barda become shielded
Femme Fatale
Prevent Fatality from releasing any Star Sapphires from crystals during the Zamaron Conversion Chamber alert
Fight for the Light
Complete Coast City Duo, STAR Labs Alert, Coast City Alert and Oan Sciencells Alert
Final Destination
Defeat each stage of the Throne of the Dead raid without any group members getting knocked out
Fire Hydrant
Defeat 13 Shades by luring them into the Hydra's fire during the Act of Defiance operation
For My Next Trick!
Defeat Abra Kadabra while all the Riot-Bots are active without being knocked out
Futile Efforts
Never allow Brainiac's forces to activate their teleporters outside his forcefield dome in the Prime Battleground portion of the Return to the Nexus operation
Going Green
Collect any 6 Living Planet Base Items from the War of the Light Part II DLC
Golden Path of Destruction
Complete all of the rooms in the Labyrinth of Lost Souls raid in the most efficient order
Guilty On All Charges
Allow all Sentences to run their full course when fighting the Supreme Justice in the South Gotham Courthouse Alert
High Hopes
Collect all styles in the Exalted set
Hot Potato
Avoid being hit by Glomulus's Greedy Butthead attack in the Spark of Ion duo
I Got This
During the final fight in the Iconic Vision: Aegis of Truth solo instance, allow your Amazon allies to rest and do not rally them
In One Piece
During the Love and War operation, delay engaging Impassioned Wonder Woman until after Carol Ferris arrives, then defeat her before Carol Ferris
Intergalactic Planetary
Collect all styles in the Sector Agent set
Knight Moves
Collect a complete Checkmate PvP Battlesuit
Lead By Example
Collect all styles in the Amazon Strategos set
Let's Get Dangerous
Complete the League Hall: Lockdown raid without your entire team getting knocked out, and while allowing the intruders to create exactly three parts of the makeshift teleporter
Living on the Edge
Do not interact with any Conversion Chamber Control Consoles in the New Genesis Now operation
Mission Control
Achieve level 10 and gain the Controller Role
No Eggscape
Complete the Intergang Crime Wave operation by defeating Bruno Mannheim and Chang Tzu at the same time, ensuring that neither have a chance to escape
No Mistake
During the Mist Recovery operation, complete the events in New S.T.A.R. Labs without allowing the enemy to take any of the mist containers
Null and Void
Defeat the final boss in the League Hall: Security Breach alert after recharging the Nullifier at least 12 times
One Woman Army
Complete the Iconic Vision: Circe's Trial solo instance without using her Legends loadout pet powers: Summon: Bestiamorph Berserker, Mirror Image
Complete the Happiness Home raid without successfully completing any of the Parademon side rooms
Perfect Grades
During the Fatal Exams operation, earn a passing grade on each of Granny Goodness' Tests and the Extra Credit in a single run
Planetary Intergalactic
Collect all styles in the Sector Incendiary set
Power Corrupts
Collect all styles in the Corrupted set
Pride and Joy
Collect all styles in the Prideful set
Prime Numbers
Defeat all three Prime Avatars without destroying any of the Brainiac Spawners
Defeat 168 enemies on New Genesis while affected by the Radiation from the environment near the cannonades
Reap the Rewards
Defeat 100 Paradox Reapers in Central City
Rogues' Gallery
Complete all of the Rogues' Wanted Posters
Space Invader
Unlock Ursa, Power Girl, Amon Sur and Kilowog Legendary Battle Arena Avatars
Tanks Very Much
Achieve level 10 and gain the Tank Role
Teleport of Entry
Complete the Cain Street Mall portion of the Love and War operation after allowing the Star Sapphires to repair each of the three teleporters at least once
The Armor Makes the Man
Collect all styles for the Knight PvP Battlesuit
The Healing Touch
Achieve level 10 and gain the Healer Role
This House is Clean
Complete the feats: My Life as a Robot, Hostage Negotiator, and Spacial Delivery
Together We Stand
Complete the Assault: Headquarters arena match without letting any iconic allies get knocked out
Two Tickets to Paradox
Seal both types of Massive Speed Force Ruptures
Uncover the Truth
Complete all of the Collections, Briefings, and Investigations available in the Battle for Earth DLC
You Conduit to it!
Destroy the conduits in the final battle of the Assault and Battery operation before they can become active
A Fistful of Arkham
Complete all of the exterior missions at Arkham Island
A Soul Beating
Defeat the Fused Soul at the end of the Soul Alchemy operation in 3 minutes or less
Ace Chemicals Ace
Complete all of the exterior missions at Ace Chemicals
All Their Base
Win 1000 Lair PvP Battles
Controlled Collateral Damage
Complete the Iconic Anomaly: Test Subject #1 solo instance without any scientists getting knocked out
Complete Oan Sciencells without being knocked out
Corner the Market
During the Themyscira Divided alert, do not allow any of the bazaars in the Merchant Quarter to be retaken by the enemy
Exit Through the Gift Shop
Collect all 9 Artifacts of Urgrund Replica Base Items
Factory Direct
Complete all of the exterior missions at Steelworks
Fallen Idols
Destroy 3 Jacob Idols in the Amusement Mile area of the Gotham Wastelands without defeating any of the civilian worshippers
Fate in the Balance
Complete the wave event at the start of the Wayward Souls operation without letting Doctor Fate get knocked out
Forged in Battle
Avoid the Forge Spirit during the Forge Master fight in the Halls of Hades raid
How to Train Your Wizard
Unlock the Doctor Fate and Felix Faust Legend Battle Avatars
Illogical Reasoning
Beat the Final Confrontation as a villain without using any Logic Batteries within the Hangar at Ferris Aircraft in Coast City
In Prime Time
Finish the Prime Battleground Raid in 15 minutes or less
Interior Designer
Unlock Free Placement Mode
It's a Shutout!
Win 5 consecutive Lair PvP Battles without letting your opponents win a single round
Jury Tampering
Stack the jury with 12 humans, not allowing any Brainiac Jurors to be transported to the Bailiff in the South Gotham Courthouse Alert
Keep It Safe
Pick up the crate at the start of the Themyscira Supply Lines duo and deliver it safely to the docks -- you must protect it with your life!
Leave Them
Defeat Jor-El on Krypton without defeating any of the House of El reinforcements
Let's Get a Rally Going!
Rally 50 iconic allies in Assault: Headquarters arena matches
Low Battery
Beat the Final Confrontation as a hero without using any Logic Batteries within the Hangar at Ferris Aircraft in Coast City
Making a Name for Yourself
Knock out 50 iconic enemies in Assault: Headquarters arena matches
Missiles Missed
Complete the iconic boss fight inside Wayne Tower without anyone being hit by the missile barrage
Multitude of Sins
Defeat Jack, James, or Julius 17 times in the Sons of Trigon Duos
New Genesis by Design
Collect any 13 Base Items from the Halls of Power Part II Episode
No Bedtime for Bozo
Defeat Tala before the Bumbler Hellthrall is knocked out during the Black Dawn operation
Not Even a Scratch
Defeat Ra's al Ghul in the Unpaid Dues operation without allowing Felix Faust to take any damage
Not that Repulsive
Defeat Vice in the Coast City Duo without restarting the repulsor
Not What I Ordered
Defeat 19 Primeval Demons summoned from a botched Envy ritual in the Knightsdome area of the Gotham Wastelands
Complete the Themyscira: The Gates of Tartarus raid in 20 minutes or less
Organic Gardening
Defeat Swamp Thing in the Seeds of Rot operation without destroying any Children of Nature seed pods
Parole Denied
Defeat Red Lantern Vice, Yellow Lantern Lyssa Drak and Evil Star in the Oan Sciencells
Parole Granted
Defeat Red Lantern Vice, Green Lantern Guy Gardner and Evil Star in the Oan Sciencells
Play On
Complete the Cosmic Treadmill: Flashback Duo without destroying any Sonic Emitters
Prime Timeline
Complete the Massive Speed Force Rupture Event
Putting the Safe Back in Safehouse
Win 100 Assault: City Safehouses arena matches
Quickly, Into the Past
Complete the Cosmic Treadmill: Flashback Duo in under 7 minutes
Riot Squad
Complete all of the exterior missions at Stryker's Island
Rockin' the Paradise Island
Collect any 13 Base Items from the Amazon Fury Part II DLC
Ruffling Feathers
While on the Flock, Stock, and Barrel mission in Gotham Under Siege, defeat 150 airborne enemies using a ballista
Silent Hunter
Disable three control panels in the Iconic Anomaly: The Hunt solo instance without alerting any mobsters
Spirited Defense
Complete the With a Vengeance operation without letting any spirits disrupt the summoning circle
Temple of Boom
Defeat each of the Temple Guardians in the Iconic Vision: Aegis of Truth solo instance
They Used to be Adventurers
Ensure all three Colossal Archers reach the front lines at the Paradise Court battle in the Themyscira: The Gates of Tartarus raid
Timely Closing Arguments
Defeat the Prosecutor and Defense Attorney within 10 seconds of each other in the South Gotham Courthouse Alert
Totally Totem-Free
Defeat 36 Totem Masters before they can place a Totem of Hades during the Throne of the Dead raid
Volatile Hostiles
Defeat the Nexus Omega Drone inside the Nexus of Reality without allowing any Volatile Robots to explode
Willpower Outage
Defeat the Scion of Will before the Sliceclaws power it up
Witch Trial
Complete the Iconic Vision: Circe's Trial solo instance once without activating her deceptions, and once after activating all of them
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Heiniger and Shiny Shiny
Anyone who knows Chris Heiniger knows that the man just doesn't smile all that often. Or, if he does smile, it's fleeting and not easy to glimpse. Thus, it becomes all the rarer to see not only a picture in which he is smiling, but a picture in which he is posing and smiling. This Linea 3MP, which he will be working very closely and lovingly with, was deemed by him a more than adequate reason to pose and smile.
The Versatile Aeropress
We received our first shipment of Aerobie Aeropress brewers this morning. I wasn't sure what to expect from a frisbee manufacturer, but the reviews I've read were all very positive. As soon as we could, Lee and I both headed off to the break room to brew up the first two cups. Lee used more water with a medium grind. I used less water with a grind only a little coarser than espresso.
Anticipating the Dalla Corte Evolution and the Mazzer Mini!
So we can't keep the secret any longer. We are letting the cat out of the bag. Within the next several days, Prima Coffee will be the proud new owner of a two group Dalla Corte Evolution espresso machine for demoing in the office and future Barista Bashes and latte art competitions around town! And that's not all; it will be paired with the excellent Mazzer Mini grinder! If you want to stop by and pull a shot, give us a call! (We won't charge admission, but coffee donations are greatly appreciated!) Stay tuned for more info about the machine as we test it out.
Hario Buono V60 Electric Kettle!
We've gotten confirmation from our distributor of Hario products that they're bringing in, among other things, an electric version of the Buono V60 water kettle. As someone that loves the pouring qualities of the kettle, I often find myself heating water in another electric kettle first, then transferring that water to the Buono.
Transfer no longer needed!
Bunn Trifecta - First Impression
The Bunn Trifecta is way more impressive in person than what I've read about or seen in pictures. The fact that this machine is hand-made and is primarily composed of metal attests to the craft and durability. This thing looks and feels sturdy. Many have said that the Trifecta is not a very attractive looking unit and I would have to disagree. The simple, gray, industrial look of this machine matches much of the aesthetics I'm seeing in more and more specialty coffee shops.
Quills Coffee Linea Installation...Party
Last night, I had the privilege and honor of hanging around with the staff at Quills Coffee as Kenny Smith helped them install their new La Marzocco Linea 3MP. To the best of my knowledge, it's the only paddle-group machine in the city, and by all accounts, it's well worth the investment. It took us a little while to get all the kinks worked out, and Chris Heiniger claimed to be nuzzled by a family of possums, but the early closing time of 4 PM yesterday still allowed us to get everything done by midnight or so.

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Felony involuntary manslaughter and leaving the scene
Mexico lawyer James A. Clampitt was found guilty by a jury in Chariton County, Keytesville, Mo. today. The trial had been moved to Keytesville on a change of venue from Audrain County.
The jury found Clampitt guilty of felony involuntary manslaughter in the death of Richard Cobb, who was struck while riding his lawn mower on North Jefferson St. in Mexico on June 13, 2010 and felony leaving the scene of an accident.
We have been told the jury is considering Clampitt's sentence this afternoon.


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Anyone else getting charged in 3 seperate amounts for October??
Anyone else getting charged in 3 seperate amounts for October??
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I'm assuming you have 3 of their subs?
If this is how they're doing it be ready for some cards to not allow them to.
I noticed that too, at least it adds up to what I expected. Wonder what they are doing? My guess is because of the 2 monthly (August / October) figures and the 1 30th anniversary figure.
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Only 1 sub here plus the 30th, but 3 charges.
Top MOTUC wants: Sagitar, Great Black Wizard, Skeletor's Skeleton Warriors, Odiphus, Illumina w/Sleetah, Lady Slither, Tuvar & Baddrah 2-pack, "new" characters as designed by Axor (Axel)
Got charged for Cy-Chop, and my credit card company called me about a fraud question! Turned out to be fine, but I'm hoping this doesn't mean I have to expect two more calls when they renew MOTUC and DCUC.
"That's very interesting...but silly."
I've been charged three times also. I have the reg sub and the 30th sub. My reg sub comes UPS while my 30th comes USPS. One charge is 35 dollars while the other two are 28 something. That seems a little high for only 2 seperate shipments, one being the less expensive USPS.
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I have five separate charges, and with all of the **** coming out, they better not be not combining shipping on them.
My total is $257, which is extremely high because shipping should NOT come to $27.
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Can someone PM me the US number for Matty? I want to talk to someone who might has a clue of what is going on.
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I was charged once.. all 3 figs shipping out with one total shipped 60.00 plus shipping International Post.. Off to Sweden it goes
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I had a charge amount for less than what it should be, so it has me wondering too what they are doing. I have a DC sub, so maybe that's getting billed seperately? Thing is, the charge looks like it includes Rattlor, frosta, and Poison Ivy. They can skip sending me Elasta-girl as I have zero interest in her.
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I was hit with 3 charges. It seems they charged each figure (Frosta, Rattlor & Cy-Chop) separately. First two charges were most likely Frosta & Rattlor as the charges for both were one figure + half the shipping and the 3rd charge was most likely Cy-Chop shipping separately as the charge was one figure + shipping. So, it seems that my subs are shipping separately, which is a good and a bad thing. It's good, because it will help avoid customs, but bad because I loose little bit in shipping. Though overall this is better as the possible customs from combined shipment would have been more than the extra shipping.
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I also got 3 charges (tho to be fair, the 30th anniversary figures always charge seperate for me)
The price all adds up to what i expected. My theory is this. 30th always charges seperate, frosta was charged seperate to simplify any returned and thus refunded figures they may receive from the sub holders.
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I got the emails, but no charges thus far.....
I have the regular and the 30th sub only and I've been charged $26.01 twice. Still waiting on the third charge but that was just odd to me when I checked my acct., having these 2 charges.
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I noticed that these appear as three separate pre-auth charges on my account. In the end they may total the full amount as one charge, but at least currently the pre-auth is showing three separate amounts- with cost built in to cover shipping also it appears.
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I've got the sub, 30th sub & voltron sub. I've had 2 charges (and a phone call from the credit card company investigating possible fraud), which cover the cost of two figures. No idea what DR are up to this month.
Yeah,I received a call from my credit card company as well....I do every month for DR for some reason....they said the card is put in manually and that is a red flag.....anyway I was up to 5 charges so far....I have voltron,DC,Motuc,and the 30th subs. I think the separate charge for frosta makes sense for returns.
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5 charges totaling $185.80 and Matty shows it all as 1 order on their website, so that makes the shipping $15.80 so that seems right to me, no idea *** is up with 5 charges though
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I also have 3 pre-auth charges each one for 19,90 euro it makes sense if they are charging $20x3figures + $15,55shipping and divided by 3
On the negative side many international fans are going to be screwed because many banks charge an exchange fee that would be charged x3 this time. My bank charges 0,8 euro for each transaction, but I know some banks that charge a % and 2,5 euro minimum for each transaction and I wouldn't pay 7,5 euros more just to make Frosta returns easier for Mattel.
Thinking better of it.... I'm not willing to pay 2,4 euro either... If they finally charge separately I will ask Matty for a refund of every extra cent I had to pay.
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Got my sub renewal this morning. Never got it this early. Hopefully it ships on time.
Three separate charges for me as well.
Photog is here! thank you, Mattel!
Now how about some mini-comics love (like Lodar, Geldor, Dakon......)? And Mermista?
Just got charged for DCUC/MOTUC as one. Glad it's happening early - hopefully this means they'll ship before the 15th as well.
"That's very interesting...but silly."
I got 2 separate charges, 1 for each sub I have. I remember that my shipment of shadow weaver, fisto, photog etc shipped in the same box. And that month consisted of the 2 subs so I called DR and I'm getting the second shipping charge refunded and now my figs are shipping together. I just hope they don't screw that up, I better get all my figs matty!
Yup, 3 separate charges for me too. They add up to the total in my renewal email, so no problem, but really odd they would do it that way.
I was charged 4 times 1 each for Voltron, 30th, Rattlor, and Frosta I am guessing. I nuderstand needing to charge Frosta as her own charge for the refunds but why everything else.


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I didn't start the day particularly excited. It looked to be a pretty regular day, but then I opened my email and read today's Sew Daily published by the good folks at from Stitch magazine and Interweave Press and written by Stitch editor, Tricia Waddell. The focus of her article was sewing clothes for yourself and the joy she takes in making simple, beautiful garments to wear and, don't we all do this, have admired by our friends, family, and co-workers. Tricia wrote about what she called a fabulous weekend of garment sewing:
Friday, January 28, 2011
Sew Excited
I didn't start the day particularly excited. It looked to be a pretty regular day, but then I opened my email and read today's Sew Daily published by the good folks at from Stitch magazine and Interweave Press and written by Stitch editor, Tricia Waddell. The focus of her article was sewing clothes for yourself and the joy she takes in making simple, beautiful garments to wear and, don't we all do this, have admired by our friends, family, and co-workers. Tricia wrote about what she called a fabulous weekend of garment sewing:
124 comments:
- Anna said...
It'll likely sound unbelievable, but I want to start sewing for myself. I got the email this morning and it totally inspired me that I can (and should!) do this. So, I will.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:07:00 PM CST
- Christa said...
I am excited to sew a quilt for my first, very own baby, due July 31.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:09:00 PM CST
- ~Michelle~ said...
I'm planning to finish up sewing a quilt for my bedroom that I started 2 years ago! Yikes!
- January 28, 2011 at 2:10:00 PM CST
- knottygnome said...
i need new pants, desperately. i'm hoping to sew up a few new pairs in the next week or so.
i also am trying to beat my record in quilts. and since my average is like 1.5 a year, i think i can do it.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:10:00 PM CST
- Dan Rouse said...
I'm going to sew lots of quilts this year. I'm planning to tackle a few shirts for myself, too.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:12:00 PM CST
- cilvee said...
I love this magazine and you wouldn't believe how hard it is for me to find around here!
This year I plan on finishing up a lot of quilting projects started in 2010.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:15:00 PM CST
- tracy_a said...
something with a buttonhole - and something else with a zipper. i.e., I need to conquer my fear of these things to get out of the super-easy but maybe not great-fitting patterns.
and some quilts.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:16:00 PM CST
- tracy_a said...
something with a buttonhole - and something else with a zipper. i.e., I need to conquer my fear of these things to get out of the super-easy but maybe not great-fitting patterns.
and some quilts.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:16:00 PM CST
- Angela said...
I'd like to tackle some more small projects. sewing with knits has been on my list for a while, but it's way down there. I think that I would really love to sew some fabulous bags.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:16:00 PM CST
- tea and cake said...
I saw that on Sew Daily, too! I am determined to sew myself some skirts and dresses this year. And, if I happen to lose a couple of stones in weight, next year's winter coat. Oh crikey, I've 'put it out there' now, haven't I?!
- January 28, 2011 at 2:17:00 PM CST
- Frogdancer said...
Pyjama pants.
(I make quilts, but clothes are scary. They have to FIT. I bought a pattern, and I figure that they can't be too hard.... can they?)
- January 28, 2011 at 2:20:00 PM CST
- Linen and Tulle said...
I would like to sew clothes, either for myself or for the children. I've been wanting to buy Stitch but haven't had the funds yet. I can't wait to see it either way!
- January 28, 2011 at 2:20:00 PM CST
- Nikki said...
I'm going to finish my first quilt which I started last April, I've been avoiding it incase I actually have to try freemotion quilting! Oh and I'm planning on making a skirt for my daughter(was meant to be for Christmas last year)and lots of tops for me.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:25:00 PM CST
- Jen said...
I would like to complete some of the projects that have been piling up these past few years...if I can find the time again to sew (I have 2 kids under 2).
- January 28, 2011 at 2:29:00 PM CST
- bookwormbethie said...
Oh I'd loooove to have this issue. Right now I am in the process of sewing my 1st quilt! If my calculations are right my quilt should finish up at about 54" x 58" I'm really excited about it, it is a lot of work, but it's fun! And I'm a bit of a nerd and love using math and fractions for sewing ;)
- January 28, 2011 at 2:29:00 PM CST
- dmarie said...
I would love to sew one of the spiral skirts but also one can never have enough throw pillows
- January 28, 2011 at 2:32:00 PM CST
- Traci said...
Oooooh! I would love to win this!! I am badly wanting to sew more garments this year (just bought a used serger) and knits intimidate the poo out of me! Even buying them makes me nervous--I know a good quilting fabric when I see it...but knits? Scary!
I'm also planning on tackling a few projects from your books--starting with the adorable patchwork scarf!
- January 28, 2011 at 2:35:00 PM CST
- misplacedpom said...
A green quilt.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:35:00 PM CST
- Mel said...
I have a knit dress (my first) cut out and waiting for me to get up the courage to sew it up but this weekend I think I will probably end up making skirts for my girlies -- it's "red" day at school and they've got nothing red to wear!
- January 28, 2011 at 2:41:00 PM CST
- Thea said...
sooo, the last time I tried to sew something to wear I was in 9th grade and it didn't turn out so well. So this year I want to make something to wear -- probably a shirt.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:41:00 PM CST
- KV said...
I have a loooong list of baby items to sew for my nephew due in May. That includes a baby quilt!
- January 28, 2011 at 2:45:00 PM CST
- Sally said...
I want to sew that pillow on the cover of the magazine (and a tiny pin cushion to match)! Thanks for the inspiration and the chance to win!
- January 28, 2011 at 2:46:00 PM CST
- Michele said...
Quilts! Lots of fun and artistic quilts.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:49:00 PM CST
- gill said...
I really want to master collars this year! I tend to avoid them at all costs!
- January 28, 2011 at 2:50:00 PM CST
- Tiffany @anotherpieinthesky.com said...
I want to finish my quilt i started during thanksgiving and I want to sew a few totes/bags/purses this year.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:50:00 PM CST
I plan on making myself a plain blue shirt with the inside of the collar band and cuffs in a pretty blue floral Liberty fabric.
- January 28, 2011 at 2:52:00 PM CST
- mary said...
I am definitely planning on sewing some knit clothes for myself this year. And I would LOVE to at make a proverbial quilt (pattern by Denyse Schmidt) for my husband for our anniversary. I have the perfect words for it! Not sure it's going to get done by July 8th though....
- January 28, 2011 at 2:53:00 PM CST
- Kate said...
I'm usually a quilt maker, but I have cut out a skirt, based on a favourite I wear (kind of drafted my own pattern - scary!) and the other day bought a beautiful teal/green jersey to make a mock wrap top from a recent Burda. So today I'll make one of them....I'm looking forward to wearing them!
- January 28, 2011 at 3:02:00 PM CST
- J said...
I would really like to try sewing an article of clothing...the skirt from the magazine looks perfect. I am always having to 'compromise' the fit when I try on something at a store: the hips too big or the waist is too tight. Not to mention, I just hate trying clothes on! Thanks for the giveaway.
- January 28, 2011 at 3:03:00 PM CST
- Rocio said...
I have a long list for 2010. To mention something, I want to sew a quilt for my living room.
- January 28, 2011 at 3:12:00 PM CST
- carrie said...
Well... a quilt for this baby that's currently kicking my kidneys and due in May... a "big sister" dress and gift for the soon-to-be big sister... a few nursing gowns because the old ones, frankly, stink... a slipcover for my headboard to perk up the room in preparation for our homebirth (yes, that's purely for my psychological well-being, I know the midwives and the baby won't care!)... And probably another dozen or so things before May and baby get here and slow down my production levels!
- January 28, 2011 at 3:12:00 PM CST
- Geny said...
I would love to sew a duvet cover for our room, with applique. The cushion on the cover is giving me ideas!
- January 28, 2011 at 3:13:00 PM CST
- Sally Hess said...
New curtains for the bathroom. Dresses for me. Jeans that fit. Pants for the fast-growning boys!
- January 28, 2011 at 3:18:00 PM CST
- Celeste said...
I want to start sewing more knits too! I got a serger for my birthday last September, bought all sorts of knit fabric, and then never quite stopped quilting enough to get back into clothes. I would love to win that magazine and try both projects!
- January 28, 2011 at 3:18:00 PM CST
- jenny said...
I am planning on sewing curtains for 2 bedrooms in my house. I've had the fabric for a year, and it's time now. And hopefully a couple of skirts and 2 aprons that I have had the fabrics for a few years as well. The last few years have been filled with quilts as gifts, so no time for me. Wish me luck!
- January 28, 2011 at 3:25:00 PM CST
- mjb said...
Lots of quilts and hopefully a few tops too.
- January 28, 2011 at 3:27:00 PM CST
- sandra said...
lots and lots of PILLOWS! never sewn a invisible zipper... need to learn.
- January 28, 2011 at 3:30:00 PM CST
- trouble said...
a wedding quilt for my oldest son and the amazing woman he's talked into marrying him
- January 28, 2011 at 3:41:00 PM CST
- Lynn said...
I want to sew a skirt for my grand-daughter and a lap-top sleeve for my youngest daughter.
- January 28, 2011 at 3:41:00 PM CST
- Char said...
I've been sewing for years but since I started quilting garment sewing has been off the radar. This Spring I will make myself a new skirt!
- January 28, 2011 at 3:44:00 PM CST
- beth lehman said...
I have some lovely nani iro coming that I'd like to make a summer shirt out of - have several patterns - just need to decide!
- January 28, 2011 at 3:54:00 PM CST
- Rachael & Ned said...
Clothes for my baby girl!
- January 28, 2011 at 3:55:00 PM CST
I plan to sew some clothes for my daughter, especially summer dresses.
and a dress for myself for my cousins wedding.
plus I really want to some quilting involving white fabric.
- January 28, 2011 at 4:13:00 PM CST
- mek said...
I have a lot of sewing plans, but there's one that I am most excited about. Make a quilt, start to finish. Now, I've been quilting for over 18 years, but I stopped about five years ago when my daughter was born, and while I have sewn many other things since then, I have somehow neglected my quilting. Sure, I could finish off some ones that were started and set aside...but I also want to begin something new and see where my quilting aesthetic is now!
- January 28, 2011 at 4:22:00 PM CST
- Ramona Burke said...
My sewing goal for the year is just to try things. I've been sewing both clothes and quilts, knits and wovens, for years, but there are techniques and ideas out there that I've been too scared to try (like Cathedral Window quilts)... so I really want to just try stuff!0
- January 28, 2011 at 4:25:00 PM CST
- BaileyGirl5 said...
I would like to sew myself the perfect purse for me. Every single time I shop for a purse I say I should be a purse designer because there are either teeny,tiny purses or giant, hulky purses but I want a small to middle side purse that fits my wallet. That all I ask .... just fit my wallet and cell phone. OK, I need a lipstick too.
- January 28, 2011 at 4:26:00 PM CST
- Sharon said...
I have materials and ideas for 6+ quilts organized in bins to keep me busy in 2011. Thanks for the giveaway.
- January 28, 2011 at 4:43:00 PM CST
- Diane Melms said...
I am an "art quilter" but three years ago I started a traditional quilt for my bedroom. It has been a long and boring process. This year I would like to finish it for my newly remodeled room.
- January 28, 2011 at 4:44:00 PM CST
- Leila said...
I have the fabric for my 4 (!!!!) girl's Easter dresses. I hope to have them done for this Easter. :)
- January 28, 2011 at 4:47:00 PM CST
- Serena said...
I've been asked to sew a quilt to raise money for our community garden that is trying to get off the ground. They need much needed funds for irrigation, soil, and other expenses. I'm thinking of something garden themed, with produce, flowers, and lots of color.
- January 28, 2011 at 4:55:00 PM CST
- Tracy said...
I'm currently sewing a BOTM with my LQS. I've never sewn by machine before. So this is new and very exciting. I'm also hand sewing a lap quilt for my son for Christmas. And I have wool-felt handwarmers that I'm going to be sewing as well for Christmas presents. Actually, MOST of my Christmas is sewn. *L*
- January 28, 2011 at 5:41:00 PM CST
- emedoodle said...
my doll quilt for DQS10 and more blocks for my month of my bee! :)
- January 28, 2011 at 5:49:00 PM CST
I would like to sew skirts for myself and my nieces. I'm kept busy sewing for my rats, but I want to sew more for myself, family and friends.
- January 28, 2011 at 6:05:00 PM CST
- Beth said...
I want to make my first quilt this year!
- January 28, 2011 at 6:05:00 PM CST
- HollyM said...
I haven't sewn clothing in years, but I bought gorgeous fabric for a blouse that I'm afraid to try.
- January 28, 2011 at 6:06:00 PM CST
- Claire - Matching Pegs said...
I have fabric to make two skirts and two shirts.
Garments are not my usual sewing projects, and I need to make them before summer is over (I'm in Melbourne, Australia).
I am just waiting for school to start again (in a week's time) as I have not been able to fit in any sewing while the kids have been all home.
- January 28, 2011 at 6:23:00 PM CST
- tutto a posto said...
I would like to start quilting again. I have a quilt top finished to give to my mom, who is 76 years old, and I fear I won't do it before she dies (G-d forbid).
- January 28, 2011 at 6:28:00 PM CST
- Marg M said...
Like you I would like to try some knits, have the machine but forget which stitch to use and have misplaced my instruction manual. So it will wait a little longer...
- January 28, 2011 at 6:33:00 PM CST
- Megs said...
I want to sew more clothes for my kiddos, finish a quilt I've already started for my son, and have a totally handmade Christmas this year.
- January 28, 2011 at 6:35:00 PM CST
- Rachel Hauser said...
I want to get pass my "but I can't make clothes!" wall. I have made some clothes, but not enjoyed it much. I'd love, love, love to get up the gumption to make myself a dress. That knit one looks great!
- January 28, 2011 at 6:44:00 PM CST
- FunkyC said...
I'm planning to sew tote bags, using only stash fabrics. Time to pair down. And I want to fit my perfect t-shirt pattern. All that will keep me busy for a while!
- January 28, 2011 at 6:59:00 PM CST
I'd like to sew myself a dress for every day of the week, and for my little girl too! And quilts for everyone...
- January 28, 2011 at 7:19:00 PM CST
- charlotte h. said...
i have to finish a quilt this weekend that is for my niece. i also want to sew up a birdie sling purse for me... i have all the materials needed, i simply need to start :)
- January 28, 2011 at 7:39:00 PM CST
- Leah said...
I want to sew lots this year. My fabric stockpile is enormous - quilts are calling my name.
- January 28, 2011 at 7:47:00 PM CST
- Amy said...
I'm definitely going to make a dress for myself -- I just finished the third version of the muslin for it, so it's looking good! I also have a couple of simple vintage patterns for dresses that I'd love to try out. I'd love to do knits, but I find the hardest part is that I can't find any knit fabrics I like!
- January 28, 2011 at 8:11:00 PM CST
right now i am working on pillowcases as a favor for my daughters 8th birthday- a slumber party. i am making one for each of the girls and then a dozen to donate to the local childrens hospital in honor of her birthday.
- January 28, 2011 at 8:47:00 PM CST
- anniem said...
I used to sew all my clothes from gr 6 on. Then...high school and jeans only and I didn't sew jeans. Fastforward a lifetime and I'm thinking of sewing again for myself. A tunic top out of some lawn or voile. I'm somewhat afraid of failure so I keep putting it off. Maybe this will be my kick in the nether regions (or ass, if you will). I can never find Stitch magazine up here in the Great White North--I would love an issue. Thanks for the chance Malka
- January 28, 2011 at 8:51:00 PM CST
- sbmeeks said...
I've got several things I want to sew this year! I want new curtains for my bedroom, its a REALLY big window so that will be interesting. I also want to sew a queen size quilt for our bed, oh and pillows! I've sewn stuff for other people but have no made by me decor in my own house :)
- January 28, 2011 at 8:56:00 PM CST
- Kellie said...
I read the Sew Daily email this morning too and felt inspired! I want to learn to sew for myself and I really, really want to sew some cute things for my kids...in fact, I spent most of the evening cutting out a pattern for my 3 yr old daughter. LOVE your blog!!
- January 28, 2011 at 9:07:00 PM CST
- Stephanie said...
I've been trying to make these little hanging wall pockets for my daughter to store paper back books in for about a week. This is my weekend though!
- January 28, 2011 at 9:30:00 PM CST
- Sewhappy said...
I have lost most of my sewing time this year so I am focusing on small projects, mainly making blocks for practice, cushions and that kind of thing.
- January 28, 2011 at 9:52:00 PM CST
- Kate said...
It's kind of ridiculous how many things I am planning (hoping?) to sew this year but a big one is that I am planning to actually make myself clothes and hope to learn to sew knits too! So I am also super excited about the article you mentioned... would love to win a copy of the issue!
- January 28, 2011 at 10:44:00 PM CST
- junglewife said...
I'd also like to sew a knit garment for myself, maybe a skirt ala Alabama Stitch style...
- January 28, 2011 at 10:58:00 PM CST
- Lynda Halliger-Otvos said...
This year I want to sew doll clothes using the "Ladies Underwear from Dollar Store" tute. It takes advantage of the elastic that's already in place-and the cute prints strike the doll's "mommy" in very cool ways.
- January 29, 2011 at 12:59:00 AM CST
- Poppyprint said...
I'm going to start working on a queen sized quilt for our bed using Denyse Schmidt's proverbial quilt alphabet for my own words (well, not MY words, but words that I love). I keep telling people I'm gonna do this to make myself actually DO IT this year!
- January 29, 2011 at 1:04:00 AM CST
- Mello said...
When my little boy was baptised I had every Familymember and the godfathers make colourful handprints on plain creamcoloured Cotton. I planned to make a Qulit for my little boy from those, framing each handprint in joyful colours. This is two years ago now and between work and household and of course a very active 5 year old, I never found the time to put everything together. Since he will get a new bedroom this year I plan to finish this project this year. Definetly!
- January 29, 2011 at 2:45:00 AM CST
- elena said...
Hi all!
I was planning to make a coat a yera ago, winter has come and I didnt make my coat. So one of my new year purpose is to start and finish a new coat before next winter. I have the fabric and the lining.Only need to draw the pattern!!
But this year only have time to sew beauty things as baby quilts, purses, bags, ...
Thanks for this giveaway I love Stitch!
- January 29, 2011 at 3:36:00 AM CST
- Lynn said...
I'm planning to sew a couple baby quilts, but that baby doll dress might make make its way to the top of my list!
- January 29, 2011 at 3:46:00 AM CST
- Missy said...
Ugh, so much I want to sew. first a table runner for my kitchen table! Second a quilt for my living room then SEW much more! I love Cliche's too.
- January 29, 2011 at 6:10:00 AM CST
- Claire Sews said...
I would like to sew a hoodie that combines hand dyed fabrics with the faces of t shirts and pieced together with bright serger thread.
- January 29, 2011 at 7:01:00 AM CST
- colorquilter said...
I am going to make myself a soft fleece hoodie robe. My sweet husband gave me one two years ago and I wear it every night. You can imagine how worn it is getting. I have tried to order a new one, but believe it or not, no one sells a robe quite like this one. So i am going to have to take it apart (boo-hoo) to make a pattern. but once i do, then I can make many! Anyone know where to buy great, soft polar fleece in soft colors?
- January 29, 2011 at 7:33:00 AM CST
- Diana said...
I sew a lot of clothes, mostly for my son, but this year I'm planning to sew a lime green polka dot trench coat -- lined, just to make it a little more challenging. :-)
- January 29, 2011 at 8:17:00 AM CST
- Sandy K. said...
Happy sewing this weekend! I found your blog through the Tara Frey book, Blogging for Bliss and am glad I stopped by. Your question made me laugh, as my list of sewing projects is quite long. I'm addicted to pillowcases, so will churn out a number of those, but I want to finish all my projects this year! Currently working on a baby quilt using fabrics I brought back from Ghana, recently.
- January 29, 2011 at 8:24:00 AM CST
I'm going to sew 3 quilts for Quilts of Valor this year (and that awesome pillow on the front of Stitch magazine).
- January 29, 2011 at 9:43:00 AM CST
- Rita said...
ooo, so nice. I am planning to use some nice wool suiting I've had for awhile to make Jenny Gordy's tulip skirt. This weekend? maybe.
- January 29, 2011 at 9:54:00 AM CST
- upstateLisa said...
I have a fear of sewing with knits but a strong desire to try~!
- January 29, 2011 at 10:08:00 AM CST
- two hippos said...
I know I'll make a lot of quilts this year because that's what I do. But I generally give away what I make, and there are two things I want to do this year for me: make a quilt for my bedroom and learn how to make a skirt. I know skirts are supposed to be the easy garment to make but even they intimidate me. So I guess a I have a general garment-sewing goal.
- January 29, 2011 at 10:24:00 AM CST
- lindaroo said...
A silky, floaty top to wear over sleeveless dresses and dress them up a bit. Silky fabric is scary to work with, too!
- January 29, 2011 at 11:03:00 AM CST
- Sarah ACP said...
I want to make a wall hanging for the Thanksgiving season using felted wool. Thanks for the giveaway. -slp
- January 29, 2011 at 11:07:00 AM CST
- piece peace said...
I aspire to sew alot this year, but on my immediate agenda is a monochromatic quilt, a quilt along at CHQ and some sassy hair bands for myself (and maybe a backpack for myself, too). Thanks for asking!
- January 29, 2011 at 11:21:00 AM CST
I've been eyeing that issue for a while. i think I need to go and get it if I don't win!
- January 29, 2011 at 12:39:00 PM CST
- susan in seattle said...
A baby quilt for a new baby in Mexico and dolly quilt for the big sister. I'd better get sewing, our trip is coming right up. When we return, I want to start a regular sewing habit. Some clothes and more quilts are on the docket. I think I need this mag for inspiration.
- January 29, 2011 at 12:50:00 PM CST
- CJ said...
I plan to sew some charity quilts this year, finally. Some purses and skirts (usually for my daughter), some quilts -friends, friends with babies, for my own kids. Pillows and aprons too.
I'd best get busy!
- January 29, 2011 at 1:01:00 PM CST
- Mariel said...
A queen size quilt!
- January 29, 2011 at 1:54:00 PM CST
- Chelsea Strong said...
Something for myself. Not for the baby, not for a friend, not for the boy, not for the house...me me me! Business card holder. That's next up. Tiny, but I have to start somewhere.
- January 29, 2011 at 6:13:00 PM CST
unclisI plan to sew myself a dress. I actually bought the fabric already. I'm tired of wesring slacks all the time. This summer will be different!
- January 29, 2011 at 6:56:00 PM CST
- GroovyMoonChild said...
The two things that WILL get done this year: a denim shirt dress. I've been eyeing them for the past two springs and haven't been able to find one that fits. Well, I have a pattern, a very cute one too, that will fit my curviness! Yay! Project two, a dark teal knee length velveteen coat for fall. Very fitted thru the waist, with a gentle flare down to the knees for easy walking. So excited!!!
- January 29, 2011 at 8:48:00 PM CST
- Kristal Dawn Evens said...
Lots of fun decorations for my oldest sister's wedding! And a quilt for each of my two best friends.
- January 29, 2011 at 8:53:00 PM CST
- redgirl said...
Despite being addicted to quilting blogs I am yet to make a quilt!! So that is my goal for 2011!
- January 29, 2011 at 10:09:00 PM CST
- Sherrie said...
I am planning on sewing a few baby quilts for some very special mother's to be!
- January 29, 2011 at 11:50:00 PM CST
- Deb said...
I bought an Oliver + S pattern and I am embarking on sewing a knit spring wardrobe for my almost 2 year old. Of course, I have 8,000 other things on my mental to-sew list too.
- January 30, 2011 at 12:42:00 AM CST
- Miss_Oakden said...
I am aiming to sew an entire new wardrobe this year and get rid of pretty much ALL shop brought clothes
- January 30, 2011 at 5:18:00 AM CST
- GloJoeSews said...
Well, my sweetie and I want to buy an old motorhome and redecorate it vintage style. So, I want to challenge myself to sew slipcovers! I'm scared to try but I think I can do it.
- January 30, 2011 at 8:24:00 AM CST
- Paula said...
I want to make quilts for all those of my family with out a quilt from me! Since I was laid off at the end of August, I've completed 2 queens and a twin (tops, quilting and binding by ME). Hope I can keep sewing until work shows up.
- January 30, 2011 at 9:50:00 AM CST
- Elisabeth in Fuchs said...
I want to sew a skirt (haven(t done so for over 20 years!!!) and a couple of pillows;
- January 30, 2011 at 10:18:00 AM CST
- Nancy said...
I want to do more sewing...skirts for my 22 year old granddaughter and little dresses for my one years old granddaughter. Then a top or two for me.
- January 30, 2011 at 10:39:00 AM CST
- Meghan said...
I'm looking to conquer two new skills this year. Hand-quilting (I'm piecing a wall-hanging for my bedroom that I'm going to hand quilt) and making a dress. I'm hoping to overcome my garment sewing fear before summer so I can make cute sun dresses :)
- January 30, 2011 at 1:58:00 PM CST
- Pondering said...
Hmmmmm, I want to sew something unique and beautiful. Maybe an apron that makes my waist seem smaller! hee hee
- January 30, 2011 at 2:17:00 PM CST
- Pondering said...
Hmmmmm, I want to sew something unique and beautiful. Maybe an apron that makes my waist seem smaller! hee hee
- January 30, 2011 at 2:18:00 PM CST
- Ammie said...
Lovely knit dress. I'd like to sew THAT! (LOL. It would have to be a maternity dress to fit me this year, though!)
Honestly, you're the best person to tell my sewing hopes to! I'd like to sew maternity clothes from fabrics I've batiked myself. Batiking is tricky when pregnant, though. I have soy wax that is non-toxic and works okay. (Do you like soy wax?) If I can get my husband to mix up the dyes for me, this could be a fun family project!
- January 30, 2011 at 6:02:00 PM CST
- Wen said...
I would like to make another scrappy quilt. I love scrappy quilts!
- January 30, 2011 at 8:01:00 PM CST
- Sarah said...
I want to sew something wearable this year. Last year, I sewed my first article of clothing, a dress. I'm not getting any compliments on it and I also look about 8 months pregnant in it. So this year... wearable.
- January 31, 2011 at 12:35:00 PM CST
- trudys_person said...
I want to make some clothes for myself this year, and I saw this dress and skirt in Stitch too - they are perfect! If I don't win this issue I'll buy it - Thank you for the giveaway!
- January 31, 2011 at 1:16:00 PM CST
I would like to sew a queen size quilt, moving up from my usual baby quilts (one of those is on the list for the new niece or nephew due in April). I also plan to try longarm quilting. An Alabama Chanin style skirt, top or dress too (reminded of that from junglewife's comment). Thank you Malka for your inspiring blog.
- January 31, 2011 at 5:27:00 PM CST
- Melissa Reynolds said...
Minature quilts... a single girl can only have so many full-sized ones! :)
- January 31, 2011 at 6:28:00 PM CST
- Penny Gold said...
Last year I bought extra yardage of some gorgeous turquoise silk that I used in a quilt, with the intention to make a shirt with it. I hope to follow through on the intention this year!
- January 31, 2011 at 10:24:00 PM CST
- Camp Ireton said...
Unfinished projects bug me:) so, I would like to put together a quilt I cut out several years ago for daughter in shades of pink and mauve. However, now she no longer likes pink!
- February 1, 2011 at 8:23:00 AM CST
- momma said...
I just learnt to sew last year, and I've just completed my first quilt class session, so this year will be lap quilts for my family, handbags and if I'm really brave something to wear
- February 1, 2011 at 8:29:00 AM CST
- thebigmango said...
This year, I'm planning to sew another handbag - this time for me, and also my first quilt. I'm going to start small just so I can learn the techniques.
- February 1, 2011 at 9:06:00 AM CST
- gina said...
I am planning on finishing a signature quilt I started for my sister. I had all of her roller derby team mates sign pink squares and decided to embroidery them with black floss. Well, this embroidery part is taking me forever! I am anxious to move onto the patchwork and quilting portion.
- February 1, 2011 at 4:09:00 PM CST
- Denny1600 said...
I have several quilts in progress. Sew . . . I plan to finish at least some of those. I also plan to make a new pillowcase for my husband. The old one that I made for him is starting to wear out. Oh . . . I need to go to the fabric store!
- February 2, 2011 at 9:38:00 AM CST
- Dawna said...
I just want to sew! I have a beautiful sewing machine my husband gave me for Christmas about 3 years ago, but due to circumstances beyond my control I have spent my time looking for work and working instead of sewing. I want to make at least 3 "plain and simple" quilts for our beds. I want to make coats for all 3 of my little dogs and cute accessories for my grown-up stepdaughter. I want to try my hand at a small art quilt or 2 and some nice things to decorate my home. I also want to use up my stash and some of the wool I have repurposed from Goodwill finds.
I just want to sew!
- February 2, 2011 at 3:45:00 PM CST
- deerhollow said...
This year I will be sewing love. Love for two daughters of a dear friend who want wedding quilts...love for a new grand daughter who needs a quilt from nana...love for my personal sanity, something to wear for me!
- February 8, 2011 at 3:07:00 PM CST
- Nancy said...
I have sewn garments in years, but I think a skirt is in the offing!
- February 17, 2011 at 2:36:00 PM CST


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ROCKFORD - Boylan had been in a mini-slump, losing several close games when the Titans' legs grew tired in the fourth quarter.
"It affected our defense. It affected our shooters. It affected everything we do," coach Mike Winters said after Boylan beat Auburn 67-54 Saturday in a matchup of traditional NIC-10 boys basketball powers. "But tonight, we saw great legs on defense at the end of the game."
Starting with Chase Ferger. Brock Stull (22 points), Ferger (17) and Demry Croft (10) got late starts to the basketball season because they were key players on Boylan's state semifinal football team. Ferger had the latest start of all after missing the last eight games of the football regular season with a broken collarbone.
"It's nice to finally get recognized for something after getting hurt and sitting out the whole (football) year," Ferger said.
Auburn (11-3, 4-1) shot only 34 percent, including 5-for-25 on 3s. The Knights had a 23-10 edge in turnovers, but even then couldn't get a consistent fast break. The game basically ended when the 5-foot-11 Ferger blocked a breakaway layup by Laytwan Porter at the rim and then Stull hit a 3-pointer on the other end for a 59-47 lead early in the fourth quarter.
"It's rare that I get blocked shots, so when it actually happens, I have a whole lot of emotions coming out," Ferger said. "That was awesome. That was definitely the best block I've ever had."
Ferger also shot 6-for-7 to key an amazing shooting night for Boylan (8-5, 3-1 NIC-10). The Titans shot 62 percent from the field, 83 percent on 3-pointers (5-for-6) and 89 percent on free throws (16-for-18).
"We took a lot of layups," Stull said. "We worked all week on hitting our sets and playing a half-court game instead of a full-court game."
Auburn led only once, 34-33 on an NBA-distance 3 by Zayvious Hoover, and was tied 36-all at the half after Porter fed Antoine Pittman (15 points) for an alley-oop dunk. But Auburn, which had to battle back from eight points down in the first half, shot 1-for-8 in the first five minutes of the third quarter, including six missed 3s, to fall behind by nine. The Knights never got closer than seven again.
"A lot of those shots we missed were bad shots," Auburn coach Bryan Ott said. "We have good shooters on our team, and we have shown that throughout the season, but we are not a good shooting team if it is one pass or two passes and we never get an inside touch, never make the other team defend. We're not a good-shooting team doing that."
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Dan Downes
TRAINING: Get up in the morning and have some high fiber cereal (it's important to stay regular). The first morning session at the gym is sparring and some pad work. Then I head to my strength and conditioning training. After that, I eat my lunch, struggle with the New York Times crossword puzzle, head back to Roufusport to teach lessons and then I get another sparring or technique workout in the books.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I actually started training as something to do for rugby off-season conditioning in the fall of 2004. I never did martial arts as a kid and thought I'd try it out for a little bit. Pretty soon I got hooked and quit rugby to pursue fighting.
Do you have any heroes? I wouldn't say I have any heroes. I like to pull different traits from a variety of people. Whether it be my grandpa's integrity, Pat Barry's right leg, or Ryu's Hadouken
What is your favorite technique? Whatever they don't see coming.
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It's proof that even skinny nerdy kids can make it to the elite level of fighting. Toughness, intelligence, and work ethic can get you places that even the largest bicep muscles in the world can't.
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Pepin Announces Additions to Track Staff
Lincoln, Neb. – Nebraska Head Coach Gary Pepin announced on Tuesday the hiring of T.J. Pierce to the track and field staff as an assistant coach for the pole vault and multi-events. Pierce was previously on the Nebraska staff as the director of operations for eight years.
"T.J. has been a part of the Husker family for 12 years, and he has been a very dedicated, hard-working staff member for a long period of time," Pepin said. "We're looking forward to T.J. making an even larger contribution to this program in the future."
Pierce spent four years as a pole vaulter at Nebraska, and he was a three-time academic all-conference selection. After completing his career as a Husker pole vaulter in 1997, he spent three seasons as an assistant recruiting coordinator at NU.
Pierce returned to his alma mater in 2005 after serving as the multi-events, horizontal jumps and pole vault coach at Kent State for four years, where he coached four All-America athletes. Prior to joining Kent State, Pierce served one season as the sprint, hurdle, vertical jumps and multi-event coach at Central Florida, where his athletes set 11 school records and earned 12 all-conference honors during his only season in Orlando.
Pierce received his bachelor's degree in mathematics education from Nebraska in 1996.
Coach Pepin also announced the addition of Robert Harris to the track staff. Harris will serve as the Track and Field Operations and Recruiting Assistant, a position previously held by current Director of Operations Da'Nelle Earl. Harris previously worked as office manager for the Education Abroad & International Engagement office at UNL. A native of St. Ann, Jamaica, Harris was an All-Mountain West sprinter at Wyoming and graduated in 2006 with a degree in marketing.


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EP bodies?Originally Posted by Mongoose
EP bodies?Originally Posted by Mongoose
Originally Posted by SSP REAPER
no EP bodies for you
so is it just the noxious bodies that are done? what other bodies are done machining, waiting on anno?
when will we have the amount owed for anno on parts we sent you?
Can't wait for mine
Whoop whoop
Can I has body tonight?
Back from Anno
i am personally driving them to get lasered this thursday....i will start having them in the mail by this friday.
Ep bodies are being polished and annod
toxic bodies are getting finished
That is deliiiiiightful!!
yay for updates syclone bodies next on the machine?
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I got my Noxious body.. woohoo!!
pics??Originally Posted by BigEvil
Originally Posted by TwilightG
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Originally Posted by TwilightG
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All the slugs where already drilled for eyes...sorryOriginally Posted by FeWolf
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but are they drilled for Detents?Originally Posted by Mongoose
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Santa's House, a home decorated in a festive, traditional holiday style located at the Pi Beta Phi house at 890 11th St., has been a Boulder tradition since 1972.
The annual community event takes place the first weekend in December and is sponsored by the Boulder Area Alumnae Panhellenic.
Santa's House is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Admission is $3 per person with proceeds donated to local children's charities.
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The Maryland track & field program has inked 19 student-athletes who are slated to compete for the Terps for the 2013-14 season.
The class includes eight men and 11 women who will compete for head coach Andrew Valmon as he begins his 11th year with Terrapin track & field.
"We are looking forward to adding an elite group of athletes to our roster who will help to prepare us for the transition to the Big Ten," Valmon said. "We have a mix of the top local talent along with all-state and all-region athletes throughout the nation.
"This class will add depth to the program by incorporating athletes who can assist in multiple event areas. The versatility of these athletes will be a strength heading into the season. The young group will look to the leadership from upperclassmen as they prepare for competition at the conference level and post-season qualifications."
Below is a breakdown of this year's class:
Derek Holland - Jumps
Meade HS, MD (transfer from Temple)
· Triple Jump- 49'8.50 (15.15m)
Avery Graham – Sprints
Former football player for Terps
· 200m- 21.96, 100m- 10.83
Lionel Wilson - Sprints
Honesdale HS, PA (transfer from Temple)
· 400m- 47.78, 200m- 21.98
Paul Joseph - Hurldes/Sprints
Clarksburg HS, MD
Tom Hogarty – Distance
St. Joseph, Edison NJ
· Mile- 4:22
Greg Halla – Distance
Haddonfield, NJ
· Mile- 4:19; 800m- 1:57
Paul Akyen – Jumps
Clarksburg HS (transfer from George Mason)
· High Jump- 2.00m
Dahri Richardson - Mid-Distance
Northwest HS, MD
· 400m- 49.14; 800m- 1:58
Lisa Meneau - Sprints/Hurdles
Handley HS, VA
Micha Powell – Sprints
Leaside HS, Toronto Canada
· 400m- 55.64
Ambur Ballew - Sprints/Jumps
Columbia HS, NJ
Alexandra Cimino - Sprints/Hurdles
Westwood HS, NJ
· 400mH- 1:00.08, 100mH- 14.64
Taylor Tucker - Sprints/Hurdles
Seton HS, MD
Rachelle Alexander - Middle Distance/Sprints
American Heritage HS, FL
· 800m- 2:12; 400m- 56
Catherine Voelpel – Sprints
Berlin HS, CT
· 400m- 56.52
Hannah Mansbach- Distance/ Cross Country
Glenelg HS, MD
· 2 Mile- 11:06.38; 18:27 5k
Alexa Squirini – Distance/ Cross Country
Toms River East, NJ
· 800m- 2:16; Mile- 5:09
Charde Barnes - Distance/ Cross Country
Bowie HS, MD
· Mile- 5:10.29
Karah O'Halloran - Distance/ Cross Country
Toms River North, NJ
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Characters "chuckle" all the way to disaster in an alternate version of history
Pearl Harbor: A Novel of December 8th. By Newt Gingrich and William R. Forstchen. Contributing Editor: Albert S. Hanser. St. Martin's/Thomas Dunne, 366 pp., $25.95.
By Janice Harayda
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich writes fiction about as well as Danielle Steel could draft legislation. But I wouldn't be too hard on his alternate version of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, changed by the presence of one man who decides to take part at the last minute.
It's true that if people stereotyped men's novels as they do women's, critics might call this book "dick lit" without the sex. But Pearl Harbor isn't as bad as, say, Tom Clancy's novels. For one thing, it moves faster. And if Gingrich and co-author William Forstchen give you plenty of descriptions of weapons and strategy, you're never drowning in an alphabet-soup of acronyms as in Clancy's lumbering behemoths.
Pearl Harbor also provides many moments of unintended comedy. Some of these occur when the novel takes us inside the minds of world leaders. At the Atlantic Conference, Winston Churchill looks gravely at Franklin D. Roosevelt and says, "Mr. President, I feel that despite all our problems in Russia, North Africa, and the Atlantic, I also have to remind you that we could face a very nasty situation in the Pacific."
William Manchester was never like this, and neither was his English. Lynne Truss might have written Eats, Shoots and Leaves for Gingrich and Forstchen, who pile on run-on sentences and other forms of mangled grammar. "No time to replace the wires, splice, and tape," they write after an American plane takes a hit at Hickam Field, leaving you wondering whether they intended "splice" and "tape" as verbs or nouns.
Even so, Pearl Harbor shows that the Americans, British, and Japanese had more in common than you might imagine. One is they all "chuckled" a lot when faced with world-shattering events. Gingrich and Forstchen and tell us Churchill "chuckled" as the German bombs rattled his bunker. Admiral Yamamoto "chuckled" over naiveté of the U.S. and "chuckled derisively" when he thought of its diplomats. And Commander James Watson of the U.S. Navy, the closest the book has to a hero, "chuckled" when asked by a British correspondent how many aircraft carriers were near Pearl Harbor. "You know I can't tell you that."
Gingrich and Forstchen say that this novels is the first in a series that will show how World War II might have turned out if the events of Pearl Harbor had taken place. On the evidence of this book, some characters will be chuckling all the way to V-J Day.
Best line: Many details of wartime life would be more memorable if they didn't appear in grammatical train wrecks. The authors write of No. 10 Downing Street during the Blitz: "The windows, of course were all cross-hatched with tape, inside, blackout curtains darkened the room." It's interesting that air-raid precautions against air-raids were so primitive even in the British prime minister's residence. But that fact appears in the kind of run-on sentence known as a comma splice (in which two independent clauses are joined with a comma instead of a conjunction, such as an "and" before "inside"). The sentence is also missing a comma after "course."
Worst line (tie): No. 1: "James nodded his thanks, opened the wax paper and looked at bit suspiciously at the offering, it looked to be a day or two old and suddenly he had a real longing for the faculty dining room on campus, always a good selection of Western and Asian food to choose from, darn good conversation to be found, and here he now sat with a disheveled captain who, with the added realization, due to the direction of the wind, was in serious need of a good shower." No. 2: "To withdraw backward was impossible." So withdrawing forward was still an option?
Editor: Pete Wolverton
Published: May 2007 www.newt.org/pacificwarseries/
Conflict alert: A different imprint of St. Martin's published my first novel. I almost never review books by my publishers but have made an exception in this case because Gingrich is talking about running for president in 2008. And this novel has had fewer reviews than you might expect for someone who may have his eye on the White House.
For more on the alarming number of characters in Pearl Harbor who "chuckled" on the way to diaster, see the Newt Gingrich Chuckle Meter, posted earlier today on One-Minute Book Reviews www.oneminutebookreviews.wordpress.com/2007/07/30/.
© 2007 Janice Harayda. All rights reserved.
Janice Harayda is has been the book columnist for Glamour, the book editor of the Plain Dealer, and a vice-president of the National Book Critics Circle.


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Since I was little I have loved watching NFL football games. It all started with my Uncle Steven, my Aunt Suzy's husband, who was the biggest fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Steel Curtain teams of the 1970s. There are a number of photos of me as a little kid smiling as I wore the Steelers clothing given by my uncle.
I was born and raised in Hawaii, which has no professional football team to speak of so folks interest in teams can vary wildly. I knew kids that loved everything from the Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers to the Detroit Lions. Many times it boiled down to where a kid's family was from, or having a family member that just fell in love with a particular team while watching TV like my Uncle Steven.
Now, that brings me to my dad. Dad was never the biggest sports fan when I growing up. It wasn't like he disliked watching sports, there was just a bit of indifference. My father is more of a gearhead and was much more interested in automobiles and working on his car. Growing up I remember that my dad had stacks of kit car magazines and could talk for hours about working on vehicles. But I will admit I had little to no interest in that. Despite this my dad was quite supportive of me and took me to a lot of sporting events growing up.
I remember watching football on Saturday mornings and, of course, the NFL on Sundays. While I was never a football player, soccer was my sport, there was just something about the sport that made me a fan. I never had a favorite team, I just recall loving particular players.This included watching Dan Fouts throwing the deep ball for the Chargers or Steve Largent catching passes for the Seahawks, or the Redskins John Riggins or the Rams Eric Dickerson running the with the football.
While there was no pro football team, Hawaii did have one great advantage for football fans, the Pro Bowl. Each year when I was a kid, starting at around seven and as a teenager I would got to the Pro Bowl games at Aloha Stadium, about a 30-minute drive from my home.
I recall my dad would park around a mile of so from the stadium in a residential area to save on parking cost and we would make our way to the stadium. During the time that it took to reach the stadium I would talk my dad's ear off about players I was looking forward to seeing playing or an exciting catch or run I saw them make on TV. My dad would just smile and nod.
I think he was most excited with the burgers and soft drinks that he bought us more than the game itself. But each year he would go with me.
Years later he told me what great memories those games were. Not so much the games but my reaction of seeing my favorite players in action. And, for me, that's what made those games so special to me to this day
In high school, my school was near the University of Hawaii Manoa, where the Pro Bowl teams would practice. One year, me and my friend Jeremiah headed to the practice field to see if we could get a glance of the players. As we walked towards the field I saw a football player that looked a bit familiar to me coming in our direction.
For some stupid reason I was expecting someone huge, and while certainly not a small person by any stretch I thought it might me one of the players from UH. When my friend asked me if I thought that was a Pro Bowl player, I loudly replied, "Nah, that guy is probably a college player or something. He's not that big."
I was in earshot and the player just gave me a wide, bemused grin and chuckled when he walked by me. I later found out that the man I was talking about was an NFL great, linebacker Junior Seau. I was quite saddened to hear about his death last year
Another time, me and Jeremiah saw three Falcons players, Deion Sanders, Andre Rison and Chris Miller walk into a fast food restaurant near our school. I recalled the two of us looking in the establishment, watching in awe as the three players ordered their food and sat down to eat as we tried to muster the courage to go inside. Jeremiah finally went in to ask for their autographs as I nervously waited outside.
In the end, Jeremiah was unsuccessful in his attempt. He said to me that they told him they were eating lunch after a long practice and did not want to be bothered. He could have been disappointed, but instead, he talked about how cool it was that they talked to him, even if his request was shot down.
So, with the NFL playoffs in full swing and the Pro Bowl set for a few weeks time it's been great to fondly look back on my Pro Bowl memories.
Sports 'N' Such Column: Pro Bowl memories
Since I was little I have loved watching NFL football games. It all started with my Uncle Steven, my Aunt Suzy's husband, who was the biggest fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Steel Curtain teams of the 1970s. There are a number of photos of me as a little kid smiling as I wore the Steelers clothing given by my uncle.


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Friday, January 11, 2013
Photo: Niyola without Makeup
56 comments:
The girl is still hot any which way. Haters calm down. This is natural beauty.ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous11 January, 2013 17:21
Dis crossed-eye talentless-stiff BITCH!!ReplyDelete
Billie jeanReplies
Are you serious, mami? Are you really really serious tho? Did your fingers actually type this? Don't you think your words are a bit too hurtful to the recipient? There's a VERY THIN line between poking fun at someone and just being plain 'demonstrous'Delete
Slow down baby, slow down
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 18:37
Jeez! Billie, u are such a pathetic fool. U call Niyola "talentless"? Gosh! I bet u've never heard her sing. I pity the vagina u came out from cos its so fucking unfortunate. Omo ale jati jati, omo eran ki ran ooshi...Delete
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 18:59
Pot calling kettle black. haha.Delete
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 19:06
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- sexyboocalher11 January, 2013 21:03
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- Mama somtee11 January, 2013 21:05
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- Anonymous11 January, 2013 17:24
She looks too masculine facialiReplyDelete
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- Anonymous11 January, 2013 17:32
Cute ke?why all the filters to make her look lighter?even with makeup she is not cute or hot sorryReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 18:39
She cute. ogbeni take a chill pill jare.Delete
She's cute in her own way!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 19:43
cuter than you.Delete
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 21:12
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- Anonymous12 January, 2013 00:12
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Highway streetlite??? Thank you, I'll take that as a compliment.Delete
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 18:10
The truth is ..what does it matter? Cute or not ..if she has a good heart, she is a good person. Who is she by the way?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 18:26
gorgeous ke?? How now??ReplyDelete
- kendra11 January, 2013 18:31
Ladun,is that sarcasm I smell? In your word " I think she's 'STILL' beautiful.. Why didn't u just say she's beautiful without makeup,why put the "still"?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 19:20
y'all cut me some slacks about wearing make-up or not whats the big-deal? if u're ugly, you are ugly if you are not, you are not period.......ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 19:25
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At the risk of sounding immodest, I am pretty but can never call someone else Ugly. IMO, ugly people are more comfortable with calling others ugly. We all can't be beautiful. What one has inside matters too.Replies
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- Anonymous11 January, 2013 19:38
Without makeup, but 1000 instragram fillers, thats worse than make up.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 22:38
People cn b so pathetic.. U say she z ugly wivout makeup on,really! Cn we pls see wt u look like wivout makeup on? Awon oniranu oshiReplyDelete
- Anonymous11 January, 2013 23:23
Abeg she has a high cheek bone over defined. She's not pretty.ReplyDelete
the girl looks the average Nigerian girl,although not raving,sweeping off feet beautiful..what concerns me more is how her career seems to have plateaued and stayed stagnant all this years she always seems t be the the shadows and for a 1st lady of EME records she acts and comes across more as their house girl than first lady she needs to get a real engaging personality that will interact more and take advantage of the eme fan base and her own fans as wellReplyDeleteReplies
- Laduns biggest fan12 January, 2013 14:44
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but its true o lol,if you think back to her debut it has been a log while back o was it not 2005/06?
- beekay12 January, 2013 00:37
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 08:40
She has a boring personality.no fire.no spectacular thing to say and as for looks,nothing sweeping but definitely not badly lookingReplyDelete
Niyola is cute tho....she is real sexyReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 12:30
I like her cheek bones.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 12:32
Meanwhile...ogechi okoye is stunning joor and yet she doesn't yab people. Why do I always sense that the ones who yab people are always ugly.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 22:58
flat faced!!!ReplyDelete
- kofoworola12 January, 2013 22:59
she is cute tho,but i think i like her with make-upReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:01
go haters!!!!go haters!!! she is beautiful which wayReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:02
who is she again?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:11
she is FUGLY, WITH OR WITHOUT THE MAKEUPReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:22
gosh!!!! i love her eyesReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:25
noted LucaReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:29
Niyola is a beautiful girl with or without her makeup but i think she is not talented at allReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:33
yea,she has a very boring personality, but i think if she is given the chance she might show us what she is got,but whats really holding her back?notingReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:34
i love her voice and i dont even know why u guys are hating,i lik her make up face thoReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:39
her mouth is too wide,and i like her make-uped faceReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:43
niyola is just a simple girl and she doesnt need makeup at all times i like her make up free face tho,is she an actress?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12 January, 2013 23:47
pretty face,sexy body,she cuteReplyDelete
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- Anonymous13 January, 2013 00:00
I NEED TO SEE OGE OKOYE'S FACE WITHOUT MAKEUP TO MAKE MY DECISIONReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 00:18
Niyola just look like the reserved type to me and i like her face without the make up,love her lips tooReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 00:28
high cheeck bone is all i seeReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 00:31
pretty face, fabulous body, she is gorgeous both waysReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 00:46
wide face,high cheek bones, wide eyes nd sexy body,she is just ok,i like her face with make up,cuz all the higness will be a no-showReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 January, 2013 01:03
how many ladies can post their pictures without make-up?Ladun i am waiting for ursReplyDelete
- Anonymous14 January, 2013 04:55
Absolutely stunning beauty!ReplyDelete


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BOSTON – Gary Lee Sampson – sentenced to death and then given a reprieve for murdering two men on the South Shore – now is asking a federal judge to bar prosecutors from seeking the death penalty when a jury again determines his sentence.
Sampson, who grew up in Abington, is arguing everything from the trauma that imposing a death sentence inflicts on jurors to the lack of a death penalty in Massachusetts.
Sampson's legal team presented a list of motions this week that they intend to file or are thinking about filing before Sampson has a second sentencing trial in February. Among them are two dozen motions to prohibit the government from seeking the death penalty.
Sampson admitted carjacking and killing 19-year-old Jonathan Rizzo of Kingston – and 69-year-old Philip McCloskey of Taunton during a weeklong crime spree in 2001. He also pleaded guilty in the murder the same week of Robert "Eli" Whitney in Meredith, New Hampshire, and received a separate life sentence.
Sampson pleaded guilty in the carjackings and killings of Rizzo and McCloskey and was later sentenced to death. A federal court judge overturned the sentence, but not the conviction, in 2011 after a judge found a juror in Sampson's trial had lied about her background.
Some of the arguments Sampson's lawyers say they will make are based on the fact that Massachusetts abolished its death penalty in 1984. Sampson was prosecuted under the federal death penalty statute.
Sampson's is one of two federal death penalty cases pending in Massachusetts. Prosecutors are also seeking the death penalty against Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
The motions in Sampson's case are being filed at a time when the death penalty is under increased scrutiny due in part to recent botched executions using lethal injections. In Ohio, an inmate was left snorting and gasping during the 26 minutes it took him to die, while in Oklahoma, an inmate strained to lift his head off a pillow after supposedly being rendered unconscious.
Sampson's lawyers do not specifically cite the botched executions in their possible list of motions, but they do say they may file a motion to bar lethal injection "as it violates Mr. Sampson's right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment."
Sampson's lawyers did not immediately return calls seeking comment. A spokeswoman for U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz declined to comment.
Sampson's lawyers have also argued that he should be spared the death penalty because jurors in his first trial did not hear enough about brain injuries that caused him to have a mental illness. They also revealed recently the he has advanced cirrhosis of the liver and is expected to live a maximum of 10 years.
Killer Gary Lee Sampson seeks to dodge death penalty
BOSTON – Gary Lee Sampson – sentenced to death and then given a reprieve for murdering two men on the South Shore – now is asking a federal judge to bar prosecutors from seeking the death penalty when a jury again determines his sentence.


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A variety of special events will celebrate the 60th anniversary of Elvis Presley's first rock-and-roll recording in Memphis.
On July 5, 1954, a 19-year-old Presley walked into Sun Studio in Memphis and recorded a version of "That's All Right." Days later, the song was played repeatedly on WHBQ radio, and the career of the man known as the King of Rock and Roll was born.
Sun Studio will hold an event on July 5 that will include a cake-cutting and an exhibit tied to the recording's anniversary.
On the same day, musicians will play Presley songs at a concert at the Levitt Shell, the site of his first professional performance.
Visitors to Graceland, Presley's longtime home, can see an exhibit showcasing Presley's impact on music and popular culture.
For more events visit: www.graceland.com


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Jefferson County's draft budget for 2013 is defined by a flat revenue picture on the one hand and increasing demands for human services and major capital projects on the other.
The bottom line is, the proposed budget cuts so deeply into reserves that the cushion will be nearly exhausted, so eventually cuts will have to be made, said County Commissioner Don Rosier.
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|4.875" (4 7/8")
|Maximum Operating Temperature
|212°F (100°C) with standard seal or 250°F (121°C) with optional high temperature seal.
|Maximum Working Pressure (PSIG)
|75 PSIG (5 bars) 125 PSIG (9 bars) optional seals
|Motor Enclosure Type
|ODP - Open Drip Proof
|Three Phase
|Pump Size
|1 1/4 x 1 1/2-6
|Shaft Seal Material
|EPR - Ethylene Propylene
|Speed (RPM)
|Suction NPT (Inches)
|Features & Benefits
|A Full Range of Prodcut Features for Goulds Pumps MCC Series
Superior Materials of Construction: AISI 316L stainless steel impeller and seal housing for corrosion resistance, and improved strength and ductility. Cast iron casing for strength and durability.
High Efficiency Impeller: Enclosed impeller in 316L stainless steel maintains maximum efficiencies over the life of the pump without adjustment.
Casing: Cast iron construction with NPT threaded, centerline connections, easily accessible vent, prime and drain connections. Nine position casing rotation for easy piping.
Mechanical Seal: Standard John Crane seal with carbon ceramic faces, BUNA elastomers, and stainless metal parts. Optional high temperature and chemical duty seals available.
Motors: NEMA standard open drip- proof, totally enclosed fan cooled enclosures. Rugged ball bearing design for continuous duty under all operating conditions
|Motor Information
|NEMA 48 or 56 square flange frame. 3500 RPM ½ through 5 HP. Open drip-proof, ½ -3 HP totally enclosed fan-cooled enclosures. Stainless steel shaft with ball bearings. Single phase: Voltage 115/230 ODP and TEFC. (3 HP model – 230 V only) Built-in overload with auto-reset provided. Three phase: Voltage 208-230/460 ODP and TEFC.
|For three phase motors, overload protection must be provided in starter unit. Starter and heaters must be ordered separately.
|Direction of Rotation
|Clockwise when viewed from motor end.
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We are no longer using this forum for the "On Order List". You can now get on the order list by visiting www.shoeboxcompressor.com and going to the order tab. No sign ups required and you will see where you are on the list.
We strongly advise you sign up for the ShoeBox Forum which is also accessible by a tab on the website. All announcements will be through the forum. Sign up is now instant with the new forum software.
The website is still under construction so please pardon our dust!
Tom Kaye
ShoeBox Compressor Important Information, 30 Day Money back YES---
Warrantee NO
This is an important explanation of the warrantee situation on the
compressor. As may of you know from the past, I fixed Automags for
free for many many years after they were sold. In order to give you
the least expensive price on this compressor, I can not give this
type of warrantee again.
As an example, if the compressor was priced the same way I priced
the Automag (based on a multiple of the actual parts cost), it would
be 1,200 dollars. You made it very clear to me on the forms that if
it was priced at 500 dollars or more, you were not interested. So I did
my job and brought it in under 400 dollars and still reduced the
fill times by 5x from the original estimates.
The other problem with a compressor vs a marker is the amount of run
time. You can't possibly shoot a marker 24/7 but some of you will
turn on this compressor and let it run non-stop until it breaks.
Many of you will try to over pressure the system to shorten your run
times and there is no way I can control that. The sharp guys will
fiddle with the gearing to tune it to the max and in the process
melt something down. I can't be responsible for these things.
Again in order to keep the price down, I will not have a phone line
for tech support. I will be answering tech questions on the new
compressor forum here. I am also working on getting Tuna and others
to do tech support. I am using the Autococker model in this case.
Budd didn't do much tech support but the dealers loved him because
everyone came in to the shops for support. As you see with the hose,
there will be lots of ups and extras that you can get for the
ShoeBox from your dealer.
I don't want anyone to feel like they got ripped off from owning one
of my products, so I will offer a 30 day MONEY BACK NO QUESTIONS
ASKED policy. You have to pay for the return shipping. I will refund
the original price of the compressor (but not the original shipping
to you). If you buy it from a dealer, you have to get your money
back from the dealer and then I will refund the dealer directly. If
you didn't give me the money originally, don't expect me to fix a
problem you have with a dealer.
If you get one of these units, plug it in, and a part breaks in half
due to a manufacturing defect, I will repair or replace the unit at
our discretion. If you give me grief, I reserve the right to give
you your money back.
So that is the bad news, but here is the good stuff. Most of the
small parts even up to and including the pistons, can be purchased
reasonably online at McMaster Carr. This includes the chains,
sprockets, bushings, bearings, pressure fittings, pressure tube,
axles, clips, bolts and some of the orings. You can literally
rebuild every wear part in the unit from McMaster. I will also have
an online store with replacement parts soon.
How long will it last? Thats a question many of you are asking right
now. In fact we just don't know. I have tried to kill the prototype.
Beemer is trying to kill a production model right now. We hooked one
up at 650 rpm (the stock speed is 200) and it jumped across the
floor....for 15 minutes...(Beemer hid in the other room)...it
finally stopped pumping a few minutes later (but didn't stop jumping
around) so we shut it off. The excessive heat had melted the
delrin backcheck but NOT the high temp oring (got to love viton). We
have never worn out an oring or piston or cylinder in all the weeks
of testing. The only thing that stops it pumping is high heat from
compression melting something because you over reved it or a flake
of crap getting wedged in the backcheck valve.
So if you have actually read to the end of this long winded
diatribe, you are one of the guys I want to sell the first batch
too. This is actually the official order list. To be officially on
the list you need to reply in this thread with something like "The
money back thing is ok with me!!" AND YOUR ZIP CODE. When we get
units ready to ship, we will pm you with a shipping cost and a total
price. You will need to paypal the money into our account and it
will be on its way. Remember, you need to post that you read and
understand the limited warrantee and your zip code.
Thanks everyone! Looking forward to a successful roll out.
Tom Kaye