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Monday, 14 November 2016
My Experience: Living With Emetophobia
This is a super hard post for me to write so I'm sorry if it doesn't really have too much structure to it. Even typing the words are making me anxious. If you don't know what Emetophobia is it's basically an extreme fear of vomiting/being sick. Even seeing the words on the screen make my skin crawl. This is the first time I've ever spoken about this issue but I just want other people to know if they're suffering then they're not alone. I used to think that I was being silly until I started to talk to other people who struggle the same as me. I think it's about time I share my experience with you all.
People who suffer with Emetophobia don't always have a clear trigger as to why they are so afraid. I know the exact trigger to mine. It all happened around 3/4 years ago after Boxing Day. We'd been to a family party and what we didn't know is that they'd all had a stomach bug a couple of days beforehand. They were obviously still infectious because I caught it the day after. It was the worst experience ever and the feeling of vomiting and losing control entirely freaked me out and it still says with me today. I never really realised it had affected me that much until a few months after and it still affects me terribly to day.
I know my Emetophobia is linked to my anxiety. Even someone talking about themselves feeling unwell sets alarm bells off in my head. I can get myself so worked up about it I'll end up having a panic attack. It sometimes feel so debilitating and embarrassing to talk about.
Everyone has fears I know they do but my Emetophobia affects my life everyday. It makes things people take for granted everyday so difficult. I have to carry hand sanitiser with me everywhere... I know a lot of people will just say that's just hygienic but I can't get out of the house without a bottle. I have the constant fear inside my head that I'm going to catch a virus off someone. I can't be in metres of anyone that coughs or sneezes just in the fear they might get me ill.
I always avoid making long journeys especially in the car and if I do go on one I have to stop at least twice depending on how long the trip is. I've never been brilliant at travelling but I always feel trapped in a car and need the option to get out into the fresh air. I constantly worry that I'm going to get travel sick meaning I don't really go as many places as I've wanted to.
I struggle to go and eat in restaurants or at other people's houses. This is one of the main things that probably upsets and affects me most. I'm fussy about the types of foods I eat and where my food is placed in the fridge and the cupboards. I can't have my food close to anything I don't like in the fear it might make me sick. Also the fear of food poisoning is a huge one too. A lot of my friends don't know I used to avoid going to their houses around lunch or dinner time. Or if I did go I'd sit and swear that I'd already eaten or I wasn't hungry even if I hadn't and I was starving. I promise I wasn't being rude it's just I really can't do it. I get so caught up in where the foods been kept to the cleanliness of kitchens that I can't do it. It all comes back the fear that I'm going to get ill. It's the same with restaurants I'm still uncomfortable but I'm ok eating in restaurants I've been to before but I downright refuse to go to one I haven't. I can't got out for meals with friends or go on my works Christmas meals or whatever... that really gets to me.
Although I'm a lot better than I used to be I'm still skeptical about trying new foods. I know if I eat the same foods over and over again or the same meals that the chances of me getting ill from them are somewhat decreased. It sounds stupid but I can't get past the thoughts. I always have to check with someone that my foods cooked and if there's no one there I more than likely not eat anything. It's got to the point where I'm only really living on one meal a day most days.
I can't go out to clubs or drink alcohol. I sometimes think that my friends think I'm boring for not wanting to go out or drinking alcohol... I'm not I'm just scared. I can't drink alcohol because I'm sacred that it's going to make me sick that night or the next morning... So I just don't. At the same time I can't go out at night to pubs or clubs though. I'm constantly wary that someone who is drunk around me is going to be sick. I can't use the bathrooms in clubs because I know people have been sick in them.
Even though I'm not at the stage in my life where I would consider this but one thing I hate is that I'm scared to have children. I know that I couldn't cope because I'd be constantly terrified of morning sickness. I want children so bad and I wish I didn't have such an extreme fear which could stop me from doing so.
It's so frustrating that I can't enjoy some of the things I used too. I used to love theme parks and roller coasters but now if anyone asks me I've "always hated them". I haven't I just can't go on them in case they make me feel sick or someone around me is and I freak out. I don't get to enjoy some parts of my life that I used to anymore and it is really hard. Essentially I'm afraid of my own body.
There's been times where my emetophobia has been so bad that the anxiety has actually made me feel sick. It's a big cycle that I find really hard to get out of. One experience I had the other week was at a train station a girl vomited right in front of me. Instead if just walking away like a normal person I ran. I ran as fast as I could until I was outside because I felt smothered with germs and I couldn't breathe. I know people were staring at me and this is why I've never really spoken about it I find it embarrassing sometimes. There'a nothing worse than someone turning around and saying "well no one likes being sick do they?". It feels like the biggest insult ever. It feels like I'm being belittled and I'm being told all of this is just overreacting and I feel 10x worse.
However I do feel somewhat refreshed being able to share all of this with you. It kind of felt like therapy writing this all down. Maybe that's what I need to get over it... Honestly I don't know. I'm trying so hard to get over this on my own but maybe at some point I need to let someone help me. I want to get over this so bad I really do!
Please if you're living with emetophobia and have experienced or are still experiencing things that I am, feel free to speak to me about. Trust me I know how damn difficult it is but maybe if we talk to each other we'll be strong enough to beat this.
This has been quite a long and personal post but I hope maybe this has helped explain a few things or maybe it'll tigger someone else to get help. I don't know but I just don't want anyone to think that they are alone because you're not.
Thank you for reading,
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Wow this post is very close to home for me. I had a similar experience in the summer and have found myself becoming scared to eat in public incase I vomit.ReplyDelete
Good on you for writing this lovely x
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I've never heard of anyone except myself that has emetophobia. Mine started when I was 8 and it was worst when I was around 8-11. Now I have learned to deal with it for most parts but it still haunts me in my everyday life, if someone tells me their stomach hurts I instantly get anxious. I went to pscychologist to help me deal with it and that really helped. Hope you'll overcome your phobia!ReplyDelete
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^^ndsrelease-3802^^Contributed by Chanser
For some reason I like the artbox.
Ah, man! Wanna play this game pretty bad. Not sure why, but it just looks like it's going to be something fun and unique, as far as RPGs go. Hope the English version isn't too far behind.
Ahhhh, I was trying to figure out why I remembered hearing about this game; it's by Mistwalker, the guys behind ASH and Blue Dragon.
By Mr Sakaguchi & co.
Btw, it's Away shuffle dungeon
Next week.
Good going Dungeon. Change it to Dungeon, please.
Was dreaming about dragons so my bad.
So is "Away Shuffle Dragon" anything like "Away Shuffle Dungeon"? Not that I don't think a shuffling dragon wouldn't be cute or anything! Man though, those dragons, they really know how to keep a horde at the card table! Ha ha... get it.. they keep.. gold.. oh, forget it.
Anyways, as for the boxart (since I haven't finished My Japanese Coach yet so I can't play it), I kind of wish the cover art wasn't just a display of the character models. I mean, it's not ugly or hideous or anything, but I kind of find myself more drawn to a game whose boxart has a more artistic depiction of the game's themes, mood, setting, etc than just showcasing stuff that should be in a developer's guide or something.
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whats this game about? and why do people want it? It looks interesting to me... hmmm
It's Away Shuffle Dungeon, not Dragon
This game looks really interesting, but I'll wait for the english version next week..
now I know how this seems to familiar. I saw an ad for it in nintendo power
yeah, pretty interesting artbox~! will try it out see how it goes
looks cool..
but i haven't finished "my japanese coach" .. so i can't play it yet ;(
Yeah, artbox is really cute and nice. +1 more point for that.
Same here. xD
I came in to say it's Dungeon instead of Dragon, but it's been mentioned like half dozen times already =P
Hasn't it been delayed? Or was that for the Japanese version, and it didn't get delayed after all?
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We hope you love your items purchased, from Our Wander Life - Bijou Hill, for many wonderful years to come. Please make sure to contact us if you have any concerns or questions about an item, before making a purchase.
Due to the vintage nature of our items + small business "mom & pop" type shop, all products are currently FINAL SALE.
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Fairfield, IA (PRWEB) May 01, 2015
"Becoming a physician is extremely hard work. It's a huge commitment and a significant investment of time, and we want to offer doctors and residents a wide range of resources to make their job search easier," says Robert Truog, CEO of Physicians Employment, the company behind PhysEmp.com. "Our new blog, 'Career Beat,' offers expert advice on CV writing, job interviewing, physician salaries nationwide, and other topics of interest to job-seeking doctors."
Informative Tips & Tools for Job-Seeking Physicians
According to Truog, PhysEmp.com launched a blog for physicians several years ago, but it focused more on job listings and news stories of interest to physicians. In the fourth quarter of 2014, however, the company decided to shift gears and change the focus of the blog to informative tips and tools for job-seeking physicians.
"The world of medicine is constantly changing, and that means that things are rapidly changing for physicians, recruiters, and in-hospital HR managers as well," says Truog. "Being in the physician job board industry for two decades means we know both sides of the hiring process. We know what physicians are looking for, and we know what's important to the recruiters who are hiring them. That makes us uniquely positioned to offer excellent advice for job-seeking doctors."
To read the new "Career Beat" blog, visit: http://blog.physemp.com/
About Physicians Employment
Physicians Employment has been connecting recruiters, hospitals, and employers with outstanding physicians in all specialties since 1991. The company started out as a popular magazine in 1990, moved online to PhysEmp.com in 1994, and created a Job Search App in 2014. Physicians Employment prides itself on fast, easy physician job search; streamlined usability; and friendly, experienced customer service.
PhysEmp.com offers a wide range of services to assist physicians in searching for employment, including the ability to apply to an unlimited number of positions for free and access the contact information of interested recruiters. Physicians can also sign up for job listing updates in selected specialties, locations and send their CVs directly to recruiters who have posted positions. Both locum tenens and permanent positions are available.
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Hi-Fi headphones • Internship project
During my internship at Porsche Design Studio, now Studio F.A. Porsche, in Zell am See, I got the opportunity to contribute in the design process of the follow-up model to the succesful M500 headphones. My involvement was mainly during the conceptual sketching and CAD-development. The goal was to quote the M500 in a lighter, more dynamic and active appearance while communicating the expertise and quality of KEF products.
The M400 were awarded the iF Design Award and Red Dot Award in 2016.
Executive notebook bag • Internship project
While working as an intern at HUGE Design in San Francisco I got to work for the first time on a textile goods project for HP which was both challenging and exciting. The bag design was to be aimed at young professionals and executives that wish to own a simple yet representative notebook accessory.


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Charity Commission to consult on making charities pay for regulation
The Charity Commission will consult in the spring on charging charities for regulation, a public meeting heard yesterday. Jane Hobson, head of policy at the Charity Commission, said that the regulator has begun working on a number of funding proposals which would see charities fund the regulator, and will be opening a consultation on the issue in the spring.
The Commission put forward a number of options for funding from the sector to the regulator, which may appear in the consultation, including a fixed fee of £140 a year for all registered charities and a fixed fee of £265 a year for all registered charities with incomes over £10,000 a year. The Commission said that this would raise roughly £23m worth of funding for the regulator every year.
The proposal met with significant resistance one trustee of a small educational charity said that "all of those proposed fees would be astronomical for small charities".
Another small charity representative said the Commission would "throw away your reputation and your independence" by charging charities. "You will only further lose the trust of the public and of the charities you claim to represent," he said.
William Shawcross, chair of the Charity Commission, said that the issue was not about paying the regulator's staff better, but rather that, while the £21m funding from the treasury the Commission currently receives is fixed for the life of the parliament; the budget may be cut further in the future.
"The question here is not about paying our people, our staff better, although they should be paid more. It is more the worry that the Charity Commission will not be able to do its job properly in five years' time. If our budget was to be further cut in the life of the next parliament to, say, £15m, the Commission would simply not be able to do its job".
Hobson said that once the consultation on this issue has finished, a proposal would be put to ministers in the autumn and said that the system wouldn't be implemented until 2018/19. Original story appear on www.civilsociety.co.uk


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Listen to Blue Moon Creative talk about their apprenticeship story in our upcoming webinar,
Branding and website design agency Blue Moon Creative in Pershore, Worcestershire, is owned by husband and wife team, Michael and Gail Taite. Michael, the MD, spoke to us about the role apprentices have played in growing the business.
Blue Moon Creative was recently named Small Employer of the Year at the 2014 National Apprenticeship Awards, which recognises excellence in developing home grown talent with apprentices. The business also appears on the prestigious City & Guilds Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers list.
Michael and Gail bought the creative agency in 2012. Initially hesitant, when they realised the business had a strong client base that was loyal to the long-standing Studio Manager, the decision was made:
"We took over with a grand total of one employee. The existing clients cared about the quality of the work on offer and wanted an agency that could dedicate time to their branding, so we knew we needed to grow the team significantly to be able to dedicate the right resource to each project."
Although Michael hadn't intended to grow the business with apprentices, when a young person looking to learn design via an Apprenticeship approached the company, he began to appreciate the advantages:
"When we looked into the training and funding we were so impressed, we decided to take on three apprentices, doubling the size of the team!"
Blue Moon worked closely with Creative Alliance, a learning provider in the creative and cultural sector in the West Midlands, to work out how to approach the Apprenticeships. With Creative Alliance's help they went on to recruit the person who'd approached them along with two other apprentices, each with a distinct area of interest: branding, website design and video.
One element of Apprenticeships that came as a happy surprise to Michael was the AGE Grant of £1,500 for each of their three apprentices. In fact, the managing director has been thrilled with the entire process:
"Our whole experience of Apprenticeships has been very positive. We've not had any problems with lateness, poor attendance, or anything like that. All our apprentices have been very conscientious and committed."
In fact, the business's apprentice illustrator – a fourth apprentice hired a year later – was so committed that, for months, she travelled three hours each way to work for Blue Moon, before moving locally. For a specialist business operating in a small town finding the right people locally can be challenging, so this level of commitment is valuable. The four apprentices, who were all between 18 and 20 years old when hired, each arrived with A levels but Michael also needed them to be a good fit:
"We were looking for aptitude and attitude. All our apprentices have come to us with a knowledge of what they'd like to do in the business and that's been great, particularly when coupled with that desire to do a good job."
By giving these young people real responsibility and an opportunity to prove themselves, Michael has brought out the best in them:
"When apprentices work for real clients they become conscientious. Their know their work really matters and is about as public as it gets. They get immediate feedback and really it's all about being recognised for doing a fantastic job. That's something we all like!"
All Blue Moon apprentices to date have been retained on completing their courses, and half of them expressed an interest in moving on to Level 4, which would be equivalent to degree level. However, training organisations are currently struggling to deliver at Level 4 as these qualifications are not funded. Along with other businesses, Blue Moon has lent its support to a call to fund these higher Apprenticeship qualifications.
In the meantime, Michael and Gail are investing in the apprentices' continued professional development by encouraging learning activities such as attending industry seminars and events, assessing the work of leading designers online and completing online courses, such as those on Codeacademy, as Michael explains:
"I'm happy for them to spend some of their work time doing this. It's really the best way for designers to learn, taking inspiration from some of the best in the world."
We asked Michael how he felt the Apprenticeship model compares with internship programmes, the more traditional route into his industry:
"Our one intern was a marketing person, so it's hard to compare, as we haven't used design interns. My feeling is that whatever their background, young people new to the world of work are always going to have to get up to speed. If you go through that with an employee you want to make sure they're with you long-term to make those early stages worth the effort."
Our apprentices report that their friends on university courses are doing in two months what they themselves do in two weeks. After three years, the apprentices in our team will have a huge portfolio, demonstrating design over a vast range of media for real commercial projects on which they have had a leading creative role. That seems more valuable and marketable."
There's no doubt that Blue Moon have succeeded in making a real success of Apprenticeships and created a blueprint for other small creative businesses interested in doing the same. Michael says:
"We're happy to help spread the word about the value of Apprenticeships to small businesses everywhere. They have been absolutely central to the growth and success of Blue Moon Creative."


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Installing Libraries and Dependencies on Linux
IMPORTANT NOTE: This article mostly applies to Ubuntu 17.10 because we have .deb packages for Ubuntu 17.04 and below which install all required libraries automatically.
The same for Fedora we have .rpm packages.
Depending on your Linux distribution, Time Doctor application may require additional libraries in order to work properly. The installer already provides the immediate libraries that it needs. However, various Linux distributions differ on how they're bundled and may require users to manually install additional packages in order for Time Doctor to work properly.
Time Doctor requires the following dependencies on Linux aside from the standard bundled dependencies:
- libxss1
- libxmu (note for the available libxmu package / version)
Install these in Ubuntu via the Apt command in Terminal.
# (optional) install aptitude if not comfortable with pure apt-get
To install this aptitude, follow these instructions:
1. sudo apt-get update
2. sudo apt-get install libxss1 libxmu
3. sudo apt-get install aptitude
After a successful installation, proceed to step 4 to install the necessary libraries using aptitude:
4. sudo aptitude search libxmu (note for the available libxmu package / version):
5. sudo aptitude install libxmu6
Note for Ubuntu 12.10 "Quantal Quetzal" users :
Screenshots don't work out of the box for Time Doctor when installed on Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal. This is due the new libjpeg version included in Ubuntu 12.10 that is incompatible with the bundled libjpeg in Time Doctor which was compatible with Ubuntu 12.04 and older.
To fix this, install the updated libjpeg and libpng versions in Ubuntu 12.10 by running :
sudo apt-get install libjpeg62 libpng12-0
Once both libraries are installed, screenshots should work for Time Doctor.
(Related to Unable to start Time Doctor after Ubuntu Install)
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We could say that when it comes to stellar investing returns, thinking big is looking small.
The entire market has been on a tear since bottoming out back in March. The Dow is up 45% from its March low and the S&P 500 has posted an even better 52% gain since the same date.
A handful of large-cap stocks have made stellar moves over that stretch. Las Vegas Sands
With all of these massive gains, though, many investors are scratching their heads and wondering whether there are still small caps out there that we could label "cheap." To get to the bottom of this question I tapped the best small-cap investors I know -- the folks at the Motley Fool Hidden Gems newsletter.
So fellas, which small caps are still too cheap?
Stan Huber, senior analyst
One sector worth considering is durable-goods manufacturing. These companies have rebounded from March lows, but less so than most types of businesses. Many of these companies, such as Caterpillar
A company that I have my eye on is Faro Technologies. Faro builds high-tech measuring devices for use on the manufacturing floor. These computer-based devices increase productivity and accuracy in any application involving precision parts. The company is well-capitalized and once capital spending gets back on track, it has growth potential that's not reflected in today's share price.
Faro has felt the recession as its customers' capital equipment budgets collapsed. But in addition to a durable-goods uptick that is likely in 2010, it has two other factors working in its favor. It already commands a large market share and it operates in a market that is less than 10% penetrated. This provides a safety cushion for the company in case we're really in for a "new normal."
Mike Olsen, senior analyst
If you're looking for small caps with predictable cash flows and a relatively cheap price tag, look no further than Waste Connections.
Trash is neither glamorous nor a runaway growth story and this stock is hardly likely to prove a shoot-the-lights-out winner. But on the back of recent consolidation -- that is, biggies Waste Management
Andy Cross, Hidden Gems co-advisor
Even though small caps are up 25% over the last six months (and a whopping 70% since the March lows), we're still managing to find interesting, underfollowed, unloved, and just plain ignored small caps for Hidden Gems subscribers.
One I put on my personal watch-list last month, National Presto Industries, has practically zero coverage from the folks on Wall Street. It's not surprising though, because Wall Street investment houses don't know where National Presto fits. This houseware vendor, defense contractor, and private-label diaper maker is part Fortune Brands
Despite very healthy revenue and profit growth, enviable cash flow, and a price-to-earnings ratio of just 11, nobody seems to care much about this $590 million small fry. Well, except us at Hidden Gems, because this is exactly the type of stock we like to find.
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The vampires are armed. The witches, Tara and Sookie are being held hostage.
Which side will win out on the penultimate episode of True Blood season four?
That's the main question heading into next week's "Soul of Fire," especially considering the awesome ending to "Burning Down the House." Elsewhere, look for Lafayette to revisit his past; Sam to deal with Marcus; and Andy to have an adventure in the woods.
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As for Weather Garden, one of the innovative points is wireless connection, which can make participants obtain weather information from several hundred kilometers away. At first, I thought I could achieve it by connecting Arduino and the Wi-Fi Module directly. While after the 1st tutorial with John, I learned that the firewall of campus is very strong and the Wi-Fi module cannot login to the University Wi-Fi, so I need to find a way figure out the firewall problem or change weather garden as wired connection. Over the next few days, I found a web called "ThingSpeak" could help me solve the wireless issue.
ThingSpeak is an open source Internet of Things application and API to store and retrieve data from things using the HTTP protocol over the Internet or via a Local Area Network. ThingSpeak enables the creation of sensor logging applications, location tracking applications, and a social network of things with status updates. Under this circumstance, Weather Garden can import and export data from ThingSpeak private channel. Specifically, by connecting family Wi-Fi(no user name and just need password) , Weather Garden's videos can work normally in campus due to it obtain data from web rather than Wi-Fi itself.


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Programming with F.U.N.
Currently I have the opportunity to teach at the college level - pre-service physical education teachers learning about adventure education. It took me a couple semesters to hone in on a good way to present adventure-based programming to my students for the first time - I call it F.U.N. planning.
F is for "fit." Once we know the objectives of our incoming group what activities can I use to fit into these objectives - what activities will bring out the learnings related to the objectives?
U is for "understand." In what way do I plan to help my participants understand the tasks I'm asking them to do. Most of my students are still learning about different ways to present information to others. Here is an overview of learning styles that will provide some ideas about presenting information. The more ways we can present information the more we can connect with our participants. We also might even what to frontload an activity in order to open the door to the possible learning that might occur. (Here is the idea of front loading from The Institute for Experiential Education - the group that brought us the Chiji Cards.)
I tell my students, and I believe this, that creative planning for understanding is the most important part of programming and lesson development. Without good planning at this stage you leave the door open for misinterpretation and off task behaviors.
N is for "notice." During the process of the activity or after the activity how do you plan to get your participants to notice the learnings you were aiming for with the activities you programmed? In adventure-baed education practices this is typically know as processing, reflection, debriefing, or reviewing (for tons of great ideas see the Active Reviewing site from Roger Greenaway). In short, how much time will you spend and what will you do to get your participants to notice what just happened to them during an activity. Some facilitators ask directed questions, others provide prop-based reflection (e.g., using Chiji Cards), others use journaling prompts or simply let the "mountain speak for itself" - allowing the participants to reflect internally about the meaning of current event. However you do it, be sure to do it!!
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Dr. Chris Cavert is an internationally known author, speaker, and trainer in the area of adventure-based activity programming and its relation to community and pro-social behavior development.
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This blog is a space for hands-on programable fun - energetic activities and ideas that can be used as a means to bring people together; activities and ideas we as educators can add to our social development curriculums.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. --A bureaucratic misunderstanding delayed the opening of homeless shelters in Santa Clara County this week.
The shelters weren't scheduled to open until next week. Under county policy, an emergency isn't usually declared until four consecutive days of temperatures in the 20s.
Shelters asked authorities to declare a cold weather emergency that would open the counties armory shelters early when temperatures dipped below freezing this past Monday.
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Drunkards Path Quilt Class: Tues Eve
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|6 weeks of 2 hours, 7:30pm - 9:30pm. Finishes 23rd Oct
If you can sew and want to progress to patchwork or quilting, why not try your hand on this quilt course which is suitable for both beginners and seasoned quilters. This quilt uses the Drunkards Path template. There are different versions you can make (see below) to suit your own individual preferences!
You will be introduced to techniques such as making basic blocks, putting blocks together, adding wadding, binding etc. This looks equally stunning as a quilt or a wallhanging.
You will need:
It would be useful to have a rotary cutter, ruler, drunkards path template and mat. We have a limited number of these for your use during the course, but if you decide to buy you will receive a 10% discount.
Materials are not included but can be purchased throughout the course at 10% discount.
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Wayne Petersen joined Haltermann Solutions™ in 2005 after spending 31 years with a major chemical company in a variety of functions and positions including assignments in Research, Development and Manufacturing, in addition to his many Commercial Management assignments. He holds 6 Domestic and International Patents and is published in over 30 trade journals and a technical encyclopedia. As President and General Manager, Wayne has overall responsibility for all aspects of the Haltermann Solutions™ business. Wayne is also an Officer and Vice President of Johann Haltermann, Ltd., of which Haltermann Solutions™ is a division. Wayne attended the University of Minnesota where he received a degree in Chemical Engineering. In his personal time, he enjoys golf, reading, traveling and spending time with his wife of 32 years.
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Mark Overaker joined Haltermann Solutions™ in 2002. Mark brought to Haltermann 18 years of extensive EH&S, process development and production experience with two major chemical companies and an environmental consulting firm. Mark is responsible for all manufacturing and associated supply chain activities on a day-to-day basis. Mark's forward thinking assures that we always have the right assets in place for both current and new opportunities, allowing us to respond quickly to our customers' varied needs. Mark also serves as a member of the Haltermann Solutions™ leadership team. Mark attended North East Louisiana University where he studied Chemistry. He also attended Kingwood College where he studied International Business. In his spare time, Mark enjoys water sports, spending time with his family and shooting skeet and sporting clays.


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A luxurious line with a regal taste. The collection's main features are ecru nuances with some gold shades that combine sobriety and elegance.
The baby room is composed by the closet, the bed, the chest of drawers, the chandelier, the carpet and textile accessory, creating an ambient that resamble a picture from the eighteenth-century, today revisited in a modern way.
The linear design is embellished by refined details, like elegant marquetry, the ecru little roses, and the precious duvet's ruches.


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Non Card Making For Creativity
Hi crafty friends, what a week!! It's been very busy in Krafti and sewing worlds this week but I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel! The long hours are worth it though when I get to see my makes in print.
This week the latest Creativity plopped on my doormat which is always exciting! It's jam packed with wonderful makes this month as always and I was lucky enough to create several projects. It was a nice change not to make any cards as sometimes that's all I do for weeks on end. My first project was a decoupage chair….
I really loved making this and it's very easy to to. I used the fabulous, sunny Botanicals decoupage paper sheets for this which are a perfect thickness for shaping and gluing around objects. The variety of colours in the pack mean you can match the flowers to any colour scheme, genius!
How fabulous is this Roald Dahl range?!! I was really pleased to get my hands on this range as it was like gold dust for a while! Fortunately it's now widely available at docrafts stockists ready for covering anything that takes your fancy! I love these storage drawers, they will brighten up any corner of a craftroom.
I also made a pen pot to match from a recycled can. The pom pom trim is so cute, I think it could be my favourite product at the moment although with so many wonderful docrafts goodies to choose from I expect that will change again soon!
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Libraries I Have Known: Mililani Public Library
I told you to expect it! And here I am, catching up at long last!
Pretty much the first libraries I remember are the Mililani Public Library and the Mililani Waena Elementary School Library. I attended Mililani Waena from mid-kindergarten till fifth grade, when the district lines moved and I was unceremoniously transferred to Mililani Uka. Quelle horreur! (I did not manage to get any school library pix as they were closed pretty much all of the days we were touring Sites of Schatzi's Past.) The Mililani Library is just a block (a very BIG block that happens to be the high school) away from Mililani Waena. Originally, there was hardly anything around it, but when I was little, they built a shopping center with Star Market and Longs, and even a theater. Now there's a Walmart and a Home or Office Depot right there, too. Crazy.
Right off the bat, once I started reading, I started kicking it at this library. Mom had to limit me to seven books per trip after several overdue book debacles; before that, I often needed a bag to carry everything away. After school, I often walked to the library. Some afternoons, they had movies (nearly always of a late Seventies vintage) playing in a quiet room to the right of the entrance, past the restrooms (now this is a reading room, and apparently where periodicals are kept). When Mom got off work at the hospital, she would stop at the library to pick me (and sometimes a friend) up. On the way home in the car, I would read the most interesting book from my pile, and when we got home, would often remain in the car reading it either until a) I finished it, b) it was too dark to read, or c) Mom called me in. Read the rest of this entry »
The Morland Dynasty: The Tangled Thread
The Morland Dynasty: The Tangled Thread by Cyntha Harrod-Eagles
originally published 1987
Warner Books, 2000
474 pages
Genre: family saga, historical fiction, romance
Synopsis & Review: (jacket copy)
1788: the bloody revolution in France causes upheaval in the Morland family.
Henri-Marie FitzJames Stuart, bastard offshoot of the Morland family, strives to protect his daughter Heloise, his mistress, Marie-France, and their son, Morland. To this end, he binds Heloise to a loveless marriage with a Revolutionary, and allies himself with the great Danton. But in the bloodbath of the guillotine and the fall of Danton, Henri-Marie loses his head and Heloise flees to England.
She is welcomed with open arms by the family, and in Yorkshire Jemima proudly witnesses three marriages amongst her turbulent brood. At last there may be an heir to Morland Place, but the seeds of disaster have already been sown.
Holy crap, I hadn't read the jacket copy for this volume (I rarely bother anymore with this series), and so did NOT realize there was a major spoiler right there. I mean, I kept thinking Henri-Marie might escape the Terror and see England at last. But no. Oh well, for me, the perennial peeker and spoiler extraordinaire, not knowing that sustained some of the suspense in this very entertaining continuation of the Morland Dynasty. HOWEVER! The jacket copy is seriously lacking, covering only one of The Tangled Thread's storylines. After all, it concerns Jemima still, one of those Morland matriarchs in the vein of Annunciata (though considerably less flashy). Her beloved husband Allen finally kicks the bucket, and Jemima is terribly concerned about her children: eldest son Edward is decidedly gay and remains unmarried, second son William is definitely married to the sea, and third son James is an unequivocal rake, tearing from one affair to the next, all while nursing a tendre for a married woman. (Youngest son Henry is too young to be of much concern yet; look for him in later installments.) Her elder daughter Mary is also troublesome, living with Flora (Countess of Chelmsford), traveling about England with Society as part of her establishment, and never considering any proposal of marriage. BUT! It gets better! Youngest daughter Lucy is one of the Morland tomboys, studying medicine under a former sailor and local horse doctor, Morgan Proom. Her interest in medicine and fixing broken bodies eventually leads Lucy to RUN AWAY TO SEA AS A SHIP'S DOCTOR ON A ROYAL WARSHIP. HOW RAD IS THAT? Read the rest of this entry »
Revolutionary Road
Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates
originally published 1961
Vintage Books, 23rd printing, 2008
355 pages
Genre: Literature
Synopsis & Review: Frank and April Wheeler are young, bright, and beautiful. They've lived as though "greatness is just around the corner," and in the meantime, they'll make small compromises. But those small compromises become major ones as Frank takes a job he cannot stand, and they have two children, and then move out of the city. Neither one of them is happy with the concessions they've made, so they make do by feeling superior to the young suburbanites who surround them. Beneath their charming, joie de vivre-filled facades, Frank and April are discontented and miserable, drowning in the "hopeless emptiness" of suburbia.
While Frank slowly begins making peace with his lot, April throws herself into projects to improve her quality of life: first community theatre, then a plan to move the family to France where they can both "find themselves." But an unplanned pregnancy jeopardizes everything.
So, like the SUPERsmart person that I am, I thought it would be a great idea to read Revolutionary Road, Little Children, and The Group right before getting married. (Cuz like, I'm not smart—get it?) After I told them I'd read Revolutionary Road, and then began wondering aloud whether I was dooming myself to a lifetime of being unfulfilled and miserable, my sisters put the kibosh on my little reading list so that I wouldn't psych myself out of getting married. (I am too suggestible sometimes.) Wise women.
Don't think that Revolutionary Road isn't good, however, because it is very, very good. "Bleak" is so often applied to Yates' work, and it is apt, but there's a beauty to the bleakness, a stark clarity that illuminates his writing with a chiaroscuro of emotions and impressions. It is unsentimental and capable of wrenching emotion from its readers. And most curiously, despite the fifty years that have passed since it was written, it could be a novel of the twenty-first century. Read the rest of this entry »
The Morland Dynasty: The Flood-Tide
The Morland Dynasty: The Flood-tide by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles
originally published 1986
Sphere, 2009
428 pages
Genre: Family saga, historical fiction, romance
Synopsis & Review: (jacket copy) 1772: Although George III reigns over a peaceful England, his colonies in the Americas are claiming independence and a tide of revolutionary fervour is gripping France.
Allen Morland and his beloved wife Jemima work unstintingly to bring Morland Place back to its former glory. Their seven children often bring them heartache, but they are sustained by their love for each other.
The Morland adventurer, Charles, emigrates to Maryland in pursuit of the heiress Eugenie, but finds himself in the midst of the American claim for independence.
Meanwhile, Henri, the family's bastard offshoot, pursues pleasure relentlessly but pennilessly until he finds a niche for himself in the fashionable Parisian salons, whilst outside revolution creeps closer.
OH GOD, THESE BOOKS ARE LIKE CRACK. I pick one up, and then I can't put it down till I'm done, and I don't know why. The Multnomah County Library seems to feel that it's above stocking every book in a series, and thus this, the ninth volume in the Morland Dynasty, was missing from the MCL's catalog. Bastards. I could not go on in the series without reading what I was sure was a PIVOTAL volume, so I decided I'd have to buy it for myself. These aren't easy to find used at Powells or on Ebay, and I ended up getting it on Amazon, and tucking it into my own Christmas stocking to ensure that I'd have something I wanted to read for Christmas. (It's very important to get something decent to read for Christmas, you know.) I rationalized my purchase by insisting that I would donate the book to the MCL after reading it so that others in my position would not have to suffer as I did. Whatever.
On to The Flood-tide! Jemima and Allen are several years into their marriage, with a full complement of children. Though forced after the death of her evil queer husband Rupert to sell the lovely estate of Shawes (remember, the house that Annunciata built?), Jemima and Allen saved Morland Place, including the horse farm at Twelvetrees. Fortunately, their Chelmsford cousins buy Shawes at a good price, not only keeping it in the family but also keeping Jemima and Allen solvent. The early parts of the book mostly concern their domestic activities, though there is a brief interlude at sea when William runs away to join the Navy. Edward then goes off to Eton, where he makes what becomes a lifelong friendship—and entanglement. There are unfortunate marriages, and illicit loves, even some adulteries. You know, business as usual. Read the rest of this entry »
It's Monday! What are you reading? (22 February)
Nothing. Well, that's not quite true. You see, I ran out of the library books that I WANT to read, and have a bunch more on hold the library that haven't yet arrived (damn you, Multnomah County Library! *shakes fist*). All I've got left now are Margaret Irwin's The Galliard, a very old-fashioned (and not especially accurate) Mary, Queen of Scots novel, and Cinderella Dreams: The Allure of the Lavish Wedding. So I've been supplementing by reading my totally rad (and interesting) American Heritage Cookbook circa 1969. Of course, the problem with that is now I want to make New England Boiled Dinners, chowder, and Anadama bread.
This week, I polished off Joan Aiken's classic The Wolves of Willoughby Chase (one of my childhood favorites), Valerie Martin's Property, Anya Seton's The Hearth and Eagle (another factor in my cravings for New England cuisine), a classic Madeline L'Engle Chronos book, A Ring of Endless Light, and another of my crack books, The Morland Dynasty: The Victory by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles. Not too shabby. I'm still getting back in gear post-wedding, but I do have a lot of catching up to do, here and at Gourmanderie.
This week, look forward to catch up book reports from December, as well as the new year. I've given up all thought of posting them in chronological order, but the reading dates will still be posted at the bottom of each book report–and there's always the master lists to refer to.
The Grounding of Group 6
The Grounding of Group 6 by Julian F. Thompson
originally published 1983
Henry Holt & Co, 1st printing, 1997
290 pages
Genre: Young adult, horror, black comedy
Synopsis & Review: The five members of Group 6 have little in common but an unfortunate parentage, something of which none of them are aware. Though they believe they're intended to start a new schoolyear at a new boarding school called Coldbrook Country School, none of the members of Group 6 have any idea what's in store for them. Coldbrook isn't just a private school, it's also a disposal facility, so to speak. For a fee, parents of difficult children—"lemons" in Coldbrook parlance—can have their difficult offspring removed from the face of the planet. They will be murdered and then the bodies disposed of in deep crevasses in the earth, where they'll be no bother to anyone ever again.
But Group 6 is different. Coke and Sully, and Marigold, Sara, and Ludi—and their leader/TA, Nat– will be the last Group that Coldbrook tries to dispose of. Instead of Nat killing the Group, and then in turn being killed by Coldbrook's inner circle of staff, Nat will confess to the Group Coldbrook's and their parents' intentions. Rather than wait quietly for death, the Group digs in to the remote wilderness beyond the school, camping for the autumn as Coldbrook's staff frantically search for the missing lemons.
While in hiding, the Group slowly coheres, becoming friends, and in some cases lovers. They learn to work together, and to play to their strengths and improve on their weaknesses. By the time winter approaches, the Group formulates a plan to return to their rightful places, wherever those may be.
If I had been ten when I first read The Grounding of Group 6, or twelve, or even fourteen, then I would have eaten it up. It has all the elements of classic YA of its era: attractive young people (none are fat!) chock full o' burgeoning sexuality, hateful and/or neglectful parents, a lack of adult supervision, roughing it in the wilderness, psychic powers, and very bizarre circumstances. I should still eat it up with a spoon, but unfortunately, it all falls apart at the end. Read the rest of this entry »


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