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9.—(1) The application of the 1985 Act to the sequestration of the estate of a limited partnership shall be subject to the modifications specified in this regulation.
(2) Any reference in the 1985 Act or in legislation made under that Act (unless the context suggests otherwise) to a partnership (other than in section 6(1)) or to a firm shall be construed as including a reference to a limited partnership.
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(4) Without prejudice to the provisions of sections 14(1), 15(5) and 17(8) of the 1985 Act, the sheriff clerk shall send a copy of every court order mentioned in those sections to the Registrar of Limited Partnerships in Scotland(1).
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Julianne Moore and Annette Benning are pitch perfect as middle-aged couple Jules and Nic dealing with the stresses of long-term relationships, raising kids, careers, and daily life. All of this is thrown into sharp focus when their teenaged children meet birth father, earthy, boyish restaurateur, Paul, played by Mark Ruffalo who is so natural one suspects this might not be an acting stretch for him. To Paul, meeting offspring he didn't know he had, from fund-raising sperm donations in his early 20′s becomes an opportunity to have an instant family. To Nic it's a threat. To Jules it's a way to wiggle out of Nic's controlling tendencies. Tension and strong performances combine to make this an extremely watchable film. [us, 2010]
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Broadside ballad entitled 'The Ball of Dandyorum'
The text preceding the ballad begins: 'This very comical song was written and sung by J. Kearney, in the character of 'Owney,' at the Castle Tavern, Dublin'. It was to be sung to the air, 'The Rakes o' Mallow'. The first verse begins: 'All you that are here attend, I pray, / And you shall hear, without delay, / About a party great and gay, / The type of all decorum'. Published in June 1851, this sheet could be purchased from the Poet's Box at No 6 St Andrew's Lane, Glasgow.
This broadside includes a rather interesting and witty introduction written by the publisher, the Poet's Box, along with a novel advertisement publicising their work. This light-heartedness is very much in keeping with the playful mood of the song itself.
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Cheshire Folklore Tapes Vol.1 - The Wizard's Will (Alderley Edge - Magic & Topography)
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Carl Turney / Brian Campbell / David Chatton Barker
Cheshire Folklore Tapes Vol.I
The Wizard's Will (Alderley Edge - Magic & Topography)
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'The Wizard's Will' is the inaugral release of the Cheshire Folklore Tapes series, following on from the county series editions Devon and Lancashire. The project set alight on discovering the writer Alan Garner's interviews about Alderly Edge, his book The Voice That Thunders (1997) and his early novels set in the area, The Weirdstone of Brisingamen (1960) and The Moon of Gomrath (1963). Garner, widely regarded as one of the finest writers of children's fantasy in the post war period, grew up around Alderley Edge and his family's lineage dates back centuries. In his work ancient mythological figures and legends are reawakened to play out their archetypal conflicts once more and Alderley Edge is regularly returned to as a source of inspiration.
The 'researchers' Carl Turney, Brian Campbell (from the Liverpudlian group Clinic) and David Chatton Barker (Co-founder and convener of Folklore Tapes) took two field trips out to The Edge during the summer of 2014, armed with sonic instruments and recording devices. Harnessing the act of ritual introduction, by way of entering into the different myths they have forensically collected and recorded the landscape along with its natural intervention and resonant magic. Divinatory approaches were taken as recordings of jaw harps, music boxes, percussion and zithers were made in caves capturing natural reverb and ambience. Water was collected from the sacred Wizard's Well and used to make a glass harmonica. Photograms of well water were created in a dark room. At Stormy Point musical notes were cut up and left to the wind to determine which ones would be played and in which order. For the visual aspect to the project the location was allowed to take hold through chance based approaches. Sandstone pigments were made and used to draw maps and scripture. 35mm photographs were taken with the film itself left submerged in the Wizard's Well for a month and then collected and printed, the resulting prints showing an indelible mark left by the Edge itself. Moonwort flowers and ancient fungi were collected then pressed, appearing throughout the booklet as motifs and textures.
Drawing from a bounty of personal experiences, lore from books and Alan Garner's own stories, text was written and then narrated by locals from the area. The resulting recordings have been woven into a tapestry of short incidental pieces derived from the will of the wizard...taking the listener on a unique sonic pilgrimage into the spirit of the Edge, its topography and its magic, breathing life back into the old legends and bringing the Edge into peoples hermitages and hearts. Themes cover white horses, boundaries, beacons, hill-tops, caves, treasure, buried heroes, old women, cows, fertility wells, sacred trees, the devil, stone alignments, elves, the sun, the moon and covens.
This edition marks the first in a new series of flexi-disc audio site based books for Folklore Tapes. The audio is pressed onto a clear flexi disc with 'The Wizard's Will' text engraved within the centre. The vinyl is presented inside a lavish full colour bespoke 18-page booklet with unique artwork, text and prose. A litmus strip dipped in the Wizard's Well is included as well as a photogram of water in movement.
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This weekend my family was robbed.
Someone broke into our house and stole our computers – including my new Mac purchased in August, an iPad – also purchased in August, my Cannon Camera and a lens, 7 of my husband's expensive watches, my two makeup palettes (weird?), and our hard drives – one of which contained a TON of our family photos.
My first reaction was shocked. You hear about it, but I have never been robbed. There couldn't be someone out there that would break into our house and actually take our things. Could there? Where are their values?
My second reaction was feeling violated. Someone who we don't know was rummaging around our house, in our private space, in our lives. They were in our bedroom and my office. They were probably in our sons' bedroom except for there is nothing valuable to take from there.
Then there was disappointment. Some of these are things that we can't wait to replace. I use my computer every day for work. My camera I use for work and family was gone too. My husband's watch collection was something that he had built up over time. Then, not to mention, the tons of family photos that were on the hard drive. Disappointing.
Then it started to hit me. If you knew a little bit of my life you'd know how clearly faithful The Lord has been to us. There have been times where I had to watch our grocery budget so closely that I would choose a product that was a couple cents cheaper just to save money. There have been times when we didn't know how we would even pay for the groceries that we needed. Not mention bills that consistently roll in. An MacBook Pro? Ya right, in my dreams.
I couldn't even tell you how exactly we made it through those times. Somehow there was alway enough money. Never really more, but enough. One time it was a few savings bonds my grandma had gotten for me when I was young. Then it was a cousin giving me a part time job. A few things here and there and we got through.
God is so faithful. He has always been so faithful to us. When we thought there was just no way we'd make it or be okay – we were. When there were no jobs and no work and therefore no income, we survived. So when someone broke into house and took our stuff, I was upset, of course! I don't want to spend money out of my hard earned savings to buy a computer I just bought in August. I don't want to buy a camera that was supposed to last me years. I don't want to.
But I can.
I can afford a new computer. Will our bank account take a hit? Sure. Is this what I want to be purchasing right now? No. But the fact that I can buy a new one is not lost on me. The fact that The Lord basically turned this little hobby of a blog into an actual income. He has walked us through every step of the way so far and blessed us more than we could have ever imagined – who am I to start grumbling when something negative happens?
We are so far beyond blessed. We have two beautiful boys. We have a good marriage. We have a house over our head, shoes on our feet, and food on our plates. We are not rich, but we are oh so well taken care of! We are provided for and loved by our almighty God. Those blessings are not lost on me.
Fortunately we can replace some of the items sooner than later. We are still taking our family vacation and our kids are still getting presents. We are NOT going to let this petty thief steal our joy!!
If you got anything out of this story at all today, whether you believe in God or not, I hope you walk away counting your blessings.
God Bless and Merry Christmas!!!


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Queenless Hive - How to Move a Frame of Brood and Eggs Without Accidentally Including the Queen
For best results in adding a frame of brood and eggs, the beekeeper should add a frame weekly until the hive has established a new queen. Michael Bush talks about this in the queenless hive that has resulted in laying workers, but it holds for any queenless hive: adding a frame of brood and eggs weekly allows the best possibility of the hive being able to become queenright.
So this weekend I need to move a frame of brood and eggs from one of my hives at home to my Chastain hive about 25 minutes away from here.
As you know, I edit the Georgia Beekeepers Association newsletter with my friend, Gina. We asked Noah to suggest a question for Aunt Bee, our Dear Abby of the Georgia bee world. Noah suggested a question about how to transport a frame of brood and eggs to a queenless hive.
I also asked him to answer the question. He said he had always heard to wrap the frame in a towel soaked in warm water and put it in a cooler to maintain its warmth. I thought that sounded good. What I typically do is drop the open brood frame into a pillow case and drive like mad to the far away location.
That is, of course, not the safest plan!
So to confirm Noah's suggestion, I went online "googling."
I found the suggestion on Beemaster forum to wrap the frame in a warm damp towel for transport. As I explored I found a post from one of my favorite posters on all the bee forum places. This was from Indypartridge who posts on Beemaster but I found his advice on Homesteader.
Generally the best way to move brood is with the nurse bees to keep them warm. Most people removing an open brood frame are afraid that they might accidentally take the queen.
This is what Indypartridge said:
"I can understand being nervous about accidentally transferring the queen along with a frame of brood from the strong hive to the weak. ........you can simply shake off the bees and give the weak hive a frame of eggs & open brood. If you want to give the weak hive an even better boost, you should transfer nurse bees along with the frame of brood. Do it this way so you don't transfer the queen:
1) Take a frame of eggs/larva from the strong hive. Shake off all the bees.
2) Put a queen excluder on top of the strong colony.
3) Add an empty box on top of the excluder. Put the single frame in the box.
4) Cover up the hive, leave for an hour or two.
5) Come back, the frame will be covered with nurse bees (and no queen).
6) Put the frame of eggs/larva & nurse bees in the weak hive.
I use this method for making nucs and splits when I don't want to spend time looking for a queen."
You could then put the brood frame with the nurse bees into a nuc box for transport. Typically a hive will pretty readily accept nurse bees from another hive.
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Transporting nurse bees is the best way to keep the eggs and brood warm for the trip. Also if you are queenless and needing the 1 to 4 day old eggs for them to make a new queen it stands to reason the hive with a queen has a better chance of making a new queen than the queenless hive. So if you mistakenly move the queen you may set the queenright hive back but have actually increased your odds of both hives surviving overall.ReplyDelete
Adding a frame of brood weekly until the queenless hive is established is only possible if you have several strong hives in hand. I have only 2 hives 1 of which is my re-captured main swarm. The other one is currently quuenless and my 1st attempt of raising a queen using swarm cells (reducing them down to 2 to avoid cast swarm) seems to have failed. I have added a frame of young larvae and eggs to my queenless hive but I assume I can only afford to remove 1 more frame at best without weakening my other hive..Would re-uniting the 2 hives be a better option in that case? ThanksReplyDelete
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In your particular case, it would be better to combine the two hives back together, making sure they have enough available space. We typically use the newspaper method for combining two colonies together.Delete
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Of course, it's easiest simply to pull a frame and inspect it. The method described here is in the event you are insecure about your ability to see the queen or if you want to be completely sure that even if you didn't see her, she wasn't hiding on the bottom or in a cell. Using this method makes it virtually impossible to move the queen accidentally.Delete


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USDA RESEARCHERS in Texas are preparing to field test a cotton gin waste-containing slurry that helps newly-planted grass seed stay in place.
The new "hydromulch" spray is being studied by agricultural engineers Greg Holt and Mike Buser, with the ARS Cotton Production and Processing Research Unit in Lubbock, Texas, and agricultural engineer Daren Harmel and soil scientist Ken Potter, with the ARS Grassland Soil and Water Research Laboratory in Temple, Texas. Field testing will take place at Summit Seed, Inc., in Manteno, Ill.
A slurry mixture that is sprayed onto the ground for land reclamation, erosion control and other purposes, hydromulch typically contains green-dyed paper, wood or straw in a slurry mixture with water and grass seed. The slurry helps grass seed stick and stay in place and provides a moist and nutritious mulch for germination.
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Founded by Geoff Rowley and Jeremy Fox in the early 1990s, Flip Skateboards has become one of the world's most famous and renowned skateboarding companies. Although its roots are based in England, the founders and then-team along with Tom Penny and Rune Glifberg soon moved to Huntington Beach, California. Ever since then, Flip has been writing skateboard history.
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Flip remains faithful to its mantra as a deck company. Whether it's the popular pro-models, logo decks with the characteristic lettering or complete boards - at Flip you'll find the right setup for every taste. The label is now distributed under the umbrella of NHS and together with Creature and Santa Cruz, they make up the deck division. As such, you can definitely rely on the high-quality processing of the classic 7-ply maple decks.
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I met Anne a beautiful, loving young woman in the summer of 1956. After a short courtship we married on December 22, 1956. During the ensuing years we were blessed with a daughter, a son, a grandson, a grandaughter, and a great grandson. For more than 50 years Anne loved me, encouraged me, laughed with me, cried with me and taught me how to live a Christ-centered life. During the last three weeks of her life, she taught me how to die with dignity, love, and eternal hope. Because of her Christian faith I know she is now living in our heavenly home and because of my Christian faith I know I will join her there one day. This I Believe!
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BAYOU BLUE — A 30-year-old Bayou Blue woman accused of what Lafourche authorities called one of the worst elderly abuse cases they have ever seen is free from the parish's jail after posting a $10,000 bond Friday.
But questions about why April Johnson would make the alleged 69-year-old victim, who neighbors identified as her mother, live in a cramped wooden shed behind her home that wreaked of urine and rotting flesh remain unanswered.
Attempts to speak with April Johnson at her home on 1207 St. Marie Drive were unsuccessful Friday morning. No one answered her door when a reporter knocked, despite the loud cries of at least two dogs. A Chrysler Town and Country van and a Chevy Tahoe SUV were parked in her driveway.
Johnson was arrested and charged with cruelty to the infirmed Thursday morning following the end of a month-long joint investigation by the Lafourche Sheriff's Office and the state's office of Elderly Protective Services. Authorities waited to arrest her until they were sure her mother, who had a broken hip and femur and severe sores on her body, would live, said Sgt. Lesley Hill of the Lafourche Sheriff's Office.
It was unclear Friday when Johnson's mother would be released from a specialized facility in Gretna. Some neighbors believed she would be released soon, although authorities would not confirm that. She will be placed with another relative when she is released, authorities said.
The shed where authorities say the elderly woman was left to lay in her urine is long gone. Neighbors said it was removed after authorities first visited the house Sept. 22 for an unrelated matter. At that time, authorities removed Johnson's mother from the home.
The shed was connected to the back door of Johnson's gray shotgun house. The woman's yard had children's toys in it, a flattened above ground swimming pool and a child safety seat in front of her fence's front gate. Two dogs wandered around the yard.
Authorities placed Johnson's 5-month-old child with relatives following Thursday's arrest.
Attempts to contact other members of Johnson's family were unsuccessful.
Johnson's neighbors said they had no idea she was keeping her mother in her shed, as authorities allege.
The mere mention of the allegations drew shocked and pained expressions.
Johnson's neighbor, Dan Jones, said he was aware medical personnel and law-enforcement authorities had visited the home the previous month. But, "I didn't think there was anybody on that gurney when they took her out," he added.
For Jones, a 67-year-old father of three, the thought of Johnson treating her mother like that was disconcerting.
"I don't want my kids to treat me that way," he said.
Officials with Elderly Protective Services did not return calls Friday afternoon.
According to the state agency's web site, signs of elder abuse include physical actions, emotional and verbal intimidation, sexual exploitation, neglect or financial extortion or exploitation. Anyone who believes a person 60 or older is being abused can report the abuse.
If you're a Louisiana resident, you can reach the Elderly Protective Services Statewide Hotline at 1-800-259-4990. Out-of-state residents can call the Louisiana office at 1-225-342-9722. You can also visit the agency's web site at http://goea.louisiana.gov/
Staff Writer Raymond Legendre can be reached at 448-7617 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @cometcrime.
Questions remain in elderly-abuse case
BAYOU BLUE — A 30-year-old Bayou Blue woman accused of what Lafourche authorities called one of the worst elderly abuse cases they have ever seen is free from the parish's jail after posting a $10,000 bond Friday.


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DON'T MISS: Four Centuries of Piano at Museum of Russian Icons
Monday, March 03, 2014
Constantine Finehouse was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, and attended New England Conservatory, Juilliard and Yale University. Finehouse has performed extensively across the U.S.A., Europe and Russia. He serves on the faculty of New England Conservatory Preparatory and Extension Divisions in Boston.
Tickets are $15 for members of the Museum of Russian Icons and $18 for nonmembers and there is a $2 discount for WOO card holders. Seating is limited so advanced ticket purchasing by calling (978) 598-5000 is recommended.
To learn more about Constantine Finehouse visit www.cfinehouse.com.
Related Slideshow: 13 Biggest Music Stories in 2013
13. Opera
In July 2013, the Greater Worcester Opera put on its 10th Annual Summer Concert Series at Worcester's Briarwood Community Center. The popular event featured a variety of singers performing themed selections with all proceeds going to support the GWO's season.
This year, the performances included Broadway Melodies, American Songbook, Operetta- G&S & More!, and Opera Gala.
12. Wormtown Music
The Worcester music scene, popularly known as Wormtown, celebrated its 35th Anniversary in May of 2013. To honor the occasion, Ralph's Diner hosted a concert featuring five bands (The Commandos, The Performers, Musclecah, The Time Beings, and the Numbskulls), who's members have been key players in this piece of local history.
Photo: Mike Malone
11. Karaoke Bars
Not all live music is supposed to be good. Sometimes, the best music entertainment is watching your friends and coworkers crash and burn in their attempt to emulate Tom Jones or Carly Rae Jepsen.
Yes, I am talking about karaoke.
In 2013, GoLocal found out the best spots to belt out the classics yourself.
Find out where you can go to practice for the next American Idol auditions here
10. Ashley Jordan
Ashley Jordan is barely 21-years old, but she is already making a big impact on the Worcester music scene.
The Harvard-native was honored with the Best Female Vocalist and Best Country/Americana Act Awards at the 2013 Worcester Music Awards, and in August, she sat down with GoLocal's Kelly May for an interview.
9. Indian Ranch
If you are a fan of country music in Central Mass, Webster's Indian Ranch was the place to be this past summer. In 2013, their summer concert series drew some big-time acts, such as The Charlie Daniels Band, Montgomery Gentry, Phil Vassar, Dwight Yoakam, and 2011 American Idol winner Scott McCreery to the cozy 3,000 seat amphitheater.
8. Sir Elton John
He may not have been in Worcester, but it was certainly worth the trek to Boston to see music royalty. Sir Elton John has been performing live for decades, and never lost a step along the way. Just ask GoLocal music critic Ken Abrams who reviewed Elton's Providence appearance:
Elton John made a triumphant return to Providence Saturday night, making the Dunkin Donuts Center the second stop on his Diving Board Tour. Expectations were high for the near capacity crowd and Sir Elton did not disappoint. He covered a number of hits in his 28 song set, including a full album side from "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." Read More
7. Robin Lane
She grew up with Sally Field, lived with and sang for Neil Young, and married Police guitarist Andy Summers. But even more impressive than her resume, is the adversity that Robin Lane has faced and overcome. GoLocal's Susan Wagner had the privilege to sit down with this musician and trauma survivor in 2013 for an interview.
6. Live Music Venues
Worcester's music scene was alive and well in 2013, and as much credit goes towards the bands and performers; its the infrastructure -- the venues -- that give these talented artists the medium to share their work with the world.
In 2013, GoLocal compiled some of the best live music venues in Worcester, check them out here, and here.
5. Life is Good Festival
Spread the Optimism! That was the tone for this summer's Life is Good Music Festival in Canton. The family-friendly event brought in some great, and cheerful, national acts such as Hall and Oates, The Roots, and Jack Johnson... and for the kids, DJ Lance Rock and the gang from Yo Gabba Gabba performed both days.
All proceeds from the festival went to the Life is Good Kids Foundation.
4. New Bedford Folk Fest
GoLocal Music Critic Ken Abrams spent the weekend of July 6-7 enjoying some hot weather and dozens of cool artists to the New Bedford Folk Festival. Previously known as New Bedford Summerfest, the name change this year didn't affect the remarkable talent present at the festival. We'll share some thoughts on a few performances; sadly, we couldn't get to all of them. Read More
Read GoLocal's Coverage of Music Festivals in Central Mass Here
3. Paramore
In November, Grammy nominated alt-rock group Paramore dropped in to play a major show at the newly-renovated DCU Center. The Tennessee band drew a huge crowd, and their live show received widespread critical acclaim. Their self-titled album "Paramore" debuted at #1 when it was released in April. The show opened with Metric and Hellogoodbye.
2. Pearl Jam
On the same day that they released their tenth studio album, Lightning Bolt, grunge-rock legends Pearl Jam took the stage at Worcester's DCU Center. GoLocal music critic Rob Duguay was fortunate enough to be front and center for the October show:
Last night at the DCU Center in Worcester, Seattle alternative rock legends Pearl Jam kicked off their two-night stay with authority. Earlier in the day, their tenth studio album Lightning Bolt was officially released to the masses to much acclaim. What better way to celebrate a new record from the all-time greats than in front of a sold out arena? With one of the best bands of the past 25 years making everyone go crazy for three hours with no openers, Worcester was about to get rocked into another stratosphere. Read More
Photo: Shawn Schillberg
1. Algonquin Lip-Dub
The athletes at Northborough's Algonquin Regional High School became internet celebrities in 2013 after their YouTube video went viral.
The video featured dozens of students performing a lip-dub of a song by Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen while backpedaling through the school.
The video was part of a marketing class project, and had more than 18,000 hits within 48 hours of being published.
Watch the amazing video here .
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My Story of Loss and Renewal
Kelly, a mother of three, will share her personal story of loss and renewal. She passionately empowers women to find the strength and purpose that God has for them as women, wives, and mothers. She educates mothers on the design of their bodies and how to heal and strengthen from the challenges of motherhood. (45 min.–1 hr.)
Womens Groups
Perfect Design
Understanding how God designed your body. Eliminating pain and weakness to regain and reclaim your internal strength. (1-3 hrs.)
Daughter of the King
Living in the strength, healing, power, and confidence you were intended to. How physical healing can promote spiritual and emotional healing to set you free to be a Daughter of the King. (1-3 hrs.)
Combines the above speaking topics.
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Well today was kind of slow but I did accomplish a few things just not in the shop.
My new HVLP spray gun arrived this morning, and I have to say that those guys from GleemPaint are on the ball.
Ordered the gun Friday and arrived on Monday with standard shipping now that is the way to do business.
I had decided to finish this bed with lacquer and it was recommended by a fellow LJ member that a good product for a rookie such as myself would be a pre-cat lacquer that is fast drying and would keep my finish contamination to a minimum.
The only paint outlet that I have here in Forrest City is a Sherwin Williams store and when I inquired about the product I wanted found out that I could only get 5 gallons at a time. That would be ok but the shelf life after the catalyst is added is only about 4 months and I am not sure I could use 5 gallon of lacquer in less than 4 months. With the cost at $35.00 a gallon pluse another $48 for the catalyst that was just a little steep for me.
So after some research and other inquiries I found a product that I can get in 1 gallon quantities at a time that is also less expensive and would you believe it, made by Sherwin Williams but you can't buy it at their retail stores. It is ML Campbell and they have their own distributors with one being located in Memphis. So I took a road trip this afternoon to get a couple of gallons. I have seen some good reviews on this product for use on furniture by some other fellow woodworkers on another forum I belong to so I thought I would give it a try and see how it goes.
I am a noob when it comes to doing any spray finishing as I have only done a couple of projects and then only spraying polyurethane on my porch swings.
Stay tuned and keep watch here and I will let everyone know how things turn out with both the spraying and the finish itself.
Thank you all for the warm welcome on LJ and all the nice comments on my projects and this one as well.
I have a Doctor's visit in the morning, to get the ole hearing checked out then about 2 acres of grass to mow before I can get back in the shop.
-- Gene Miller - it only took me 3 days 9 hours and 28 minutes to get that top flat!


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wonder what i know nowDid I tell you about when I went to the Jejune Institute? What about the adventures that followed? If you read Miss Sequential #3, I mentioned a little bit about it in my stories of exploring San Francisco, but I didn't want to spoil the details for anyone else who might want to participate. Well, if you were curious about what I was talking about very mysteriously in that zine, or if you participated and were curious about other people's impressions of the whole thing, you will be happy to hear that I joined creative forces with Carolee and we made a beautiful zine about our experience.
From Carolee's description:
The Jejune Institute opened in 2008, running its covert third-space reclamation project until the spring of 2011, when the Games of Nonchalance culminated in a day-long Socio-Reengineering Seminar held at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco. Part cult, part art project, and part Alternate Reality Game, the Jejune Institute defied categorization and definition, particularly for those who were its most deeply involved participants.
This zine is an amalgamation of experience and rumination. There is no way it can provide a comprehensive portrait of all the Games of Nonchalance were or tried to be. It merely scratches the surface of all the mystery and mind-fuckery that followed.
This zine was made in time for this year's San Francisco Zine Fest, and when I say "in time for," I really do mean "in the nick of time for" ... up until two days before I was sending Carolee bits and pieces and maps and my version of the cover (of which there are two: two front covers), and then she expertly assembled it, in record time, into this amazing, thoughtful artifact of our experience. I enjoyed seeing it for the first time as a reader would, which was a unique experience in itself.
At present, the zine is available through Carolee's website, superdilettante. While you are there, do take some time to peruse her other projects, all of which are thought-provoking, beautifully-made, and generally remarkable.


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Electric Door Lock Installation and Benefits
Aug 2nd 2017
Electric door locks are modern upgrades to standard lock-and-key security measures for doors. Although most commonly associated with commercial and industrial businesses that get a lot of traffic and may require tighter security as a result, these locks are also perfect for those seeking to create "smart homes." The primary difference between standard locking mechanisms and electric ones lies in the latter's use of codes and a keypad or security cards to provide entry, essentially eliminating the need for a key.
Electric door lock installation generally involves exterior doors, but these locks may also be used to secure access points within a building. Generally, installation calls for a professional since a power supply may be needed. Offline door locks that draw power from a battery, however, may offer the ideal solution in some situations.
Making the choice to forge ahead with electric door lock installation can deliver many benefits. The extent of benefits will depend on the model selected and the features it offers. In general, this type of locking mechanism provides these advantages:
- Ability to enjoy keyless entry – In commercial and industrial settings where employees must use keys to gain access to entry points and restricted areas, the situation is less than ideal. Keys are easily lost and are often a source of concern after employees leave a firm. Electric door lock codes, however, can be reprogrammed when employees leave or security is a concern.
- Ability to enhance safety – Depending on the electric door lock selected, the design may be programmed to work in conjunction with a building's security system. Fail-safe locks, for example, allow people to exit through normally secured doors if a fire alarm has been pulled or a power outage occurred.
- Ability to enjoy remote access – Electric door lock designs do vary but all offer their own security benefits. Some locks, for example, are integrated with smartphones, which means property owners may lock or unlock them remotely using a special app.
Electric door locks provide enhanced security while enabling business and homeowners to do away with the need to constantly re-key or replace locks when breaches are a concern. Installation may be best left up to professionals to ensure proper functionality.


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This is coming to you on a Friday to accomplish this weekend.
Thanksgiving week is a doozy, be ready for it with Packing Eat!
Here we are on day 3 of Packing Eat and so far you have seen the benefits of making Small Batch Meals for at home dining on active weeknights, or meals on the go. You have also learned how easy it is to Roast a Pork Tenderloin and all the options of keeping a healthy protein ready to go at your fingertips. Remember to keep Small Batch Cooking small so as to get it all done under 90 minutes or you will lose the will to live. Packing Eat is all about having whole food meals, made in small batches, in short bursts of time for eating at home on active nights or for meals on the go. They are to supplement your regular menu planning when all goes belly up. They are your healthy lunches, snacks, and breakfast for when you need to eat anywhere but home. Small Batch Cooking is all about efficient sufficiency, save the fancy meals for when you have the time and energy.
Today I am giving you another ALGORITHM! This time you will be traveling to Korea (Korean Rice Bowls) and Italy (Pasta or Spaghetti Squash Bolognese) in one pan, breaking all the rules by making food fast, but tastes like it has cooked all day. We are going to cheat, big time without ever having to go to confession, I promise. Ready?
For the Free PDF ALGORITHM to make these meals click here=> Big Red Kitchen's Algoritm- 1 pan, 2 lands
TASK 4: Day Three, Make your Side Dishes
For this Small Batch Cooking exercise, you will divide the cooking over 2 days. Why? To keep it Small Batch and the bursts of time at a minimum.
1. Cheat– For this Small Batch Meal to taste like it has cooked all day, you will have to make Mirepoix, a mixture of celery, carrots, and onions.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Dice one medium onion, 2 large carrots, and 2 stalks of celery. Place in a large baking dish and sprinkle with sea salt and black pepper, along with a good drizzle of olive oil. Roast, stirring halfway through for 1 hour. Store one cup of the mirepoix in the refrigerator and store the second cup in the freezer for another meal.
2. Make other sides- While the mirepoix is roasting consider roasting right along with it some spaghetti squash, or another favorite vegetable. I roasted a spaghetti squash in that hour as a base to the Bolognese Sauce (for the Paleo Heads) that we will make on day 2, the second half of this algorithm. While those were roasting I went to my cooktop to boil some rice for the Korean Rice Bowls, and pasta for my non-paleo team members' Bolognese. I portioned all of these sides into 1/2 cups portions, feel free to use the portions of choice- 1/2, 1/3, or 1 cup portions according to your nutritional needs. Here is what each side yielded…
2 pound spaghetti squash = about 3 cups roasted
1 1/2 cup rice = about 5 1/2 cups cooked
1 cup orzo pasta = about 3 cups cooked
Note: while things are roasting and boiling, do other tasks like checking work emails, house chores, or cleaning up your kitchen messes. This is hands off cooking where you are allowing HEAT to do all the work.
3. BONUS, roast eggs- while my oven is on, I may as well be wise and use that heat. In the last 15 minutes of roasting my spaghetti squash and mirepoix, I placed a few eggs on a small piece of foil in my oven right next to everything else. When the time went off, everything was ready to be removed from the oven, just be sure to remove the cooked eggs to a bowl of ice and water to cool, this prevents green eggs. Roasted eggs are great for a snack, over salads, soup toppers, and post workout nutrition.
Day 1 complete. That wasn't so bad, was it? When you break cooking up into Small Batches, it isn't so torturous. Do not be tempted to do it all in one day, or you will have Big B(female doggie) Cooking. And female dogs are grouchy cooks. Wink.
TASK 5: Day Four, Make Bolognese Sauce and Korean Rice Bowls
The process is going to look like this…
Make Bolognese Sauce using that flavorful Mirepoix you made yesterday, and remove it from the pan to an awaiting bowl.
In the same pan, brown some ground beef, removing half of it to your Bolognese Sauce in waiting. Done!
In the same pan, stir fry the remaining meat with garlic and ginger then add in the amazingly spicy and delicious sauce. Done.
One pan, Two lands.
Bolognese Sauce = about 3 1/3 cups
Korean Meat = about 2 1/3 cups
Portion as desired.
Korean Rice Bowls- for the Paleo Heads and Non. These are fantastic and are based off the recipe from Once Upon a Plate, but made paleo by using apple sauce in place of the sugar. Although Himself and I follow the Paleo lifestyle we still have a bit of organic rice. If I didn't I would disappear. But sometimes I like Stir-fried Cauliflower Rice too. See my notes on Soy Sauce v. Coconut Aminos and why I choose to use organic gluten-free soy sauce as a Paleo.
Spaghetti Squash Bolognese for the Paleo Heads.
Pasta Bolognese for the Non-Paleos. This Small Batch Cook day took about one hour.
For the Free PDF ALGORITHM to make these meals click here=> Big Red Kitchen's Algoritm- 1 pan, 2 lands
If you missed my first Algorithm click here=> 1 pan, 3 cuisines, 6 meals, where one pan takes you to Mexico, Hungary, and India.
To make your Small Batch Cooking go Faster, here are a few suggestions…
1. Dishwasher is empty.
2. Kitchen sink is empty and filled with hot soapy water for quick washing.
3. Storage containers are out and ready for filling.
4. Kitchen trash is empty.
5. Sponges and dish towels are clean and ready to grab.
6. Counter tops are clutter free.
7. You have shopped for and pulled out all required ingredients.
8. Cooking utensils, pots, and bowls are ready to go.
9. You have read, reread, and reread the recipes and have them in front of you for referencing.
10. Clean up and put away ingredients as you go. Sip water as you go.
Packing Eat Recap
Packing Eat Intro: What is Packing Eat?
Day 1:
Task 1: Clean and Organize your fridge
Task 2: Make a Small Batch Meal, choose one of the three I have given you
Lesson 1: Make it look good!
Day 2:
Task 3: Roast Meat– roasted pork tenderloin
Lesson Two: Why Jars of Meat?
Day 3:
Task 4: Make your side dishes, above.
Day 4:
Task 5: Make Bolognese Sauce and Korean Rice Bowls, above
Lesson Three: How to Make Small Batch Cooking go Faster, above
This concludes my first Packing Eat series giving you plenty of tips, ideas, recipes, and algorithms to have a refrigerator fully loaded with whole food meals, made in Small Batches, in small bursts of time for stress-free dining at home, or eating on the go.
PACK EAT and Nobody gets Hungry


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Bebe Nanaki Rhensabhi keertan videos and MP3s now online
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My article for Conservative Home on Brexit and Trump – nothing in common
Last June, I was one of over 17 million people who voted to leave the European Union. I was proud to do so, and believe that Britain now has an opportunity to create a stronger, fairer and more prosperous society.
My grandfather came to the UK from India in 1963 in search of a better life, fairness in education and opportunity regardless of gender, race or status. Britain gave my grandfather the chance to earn a fair day's wage for a fair day's work, build his own business and give back to society.
So I believe I have good reasons to love this country and its values – values like respecting the views of others, even when you disagree with them. About believing in freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and upholding basic human rights; in equality, democracy and the democratic process. And respect for the law, even when you think it's wrong. And when you do disagree, getting involved to change it. That's what freedom and democracy is all about.
It doesn't matter about your race, your religion, your status or even how long you've lived here – we all have a role to play in making society a success. That's something we seem to have forgotten but, as an independent country, it's going to be even more important that everyone helps change Britain for the better.
Now that we are to leave the EU, I want to see the UK develop an immigration policy which grants people the right to come here based not on where they were born but on their skills, education and what they can contribute to society. While we were in the EU and its Single Market we had no control over immigration. Indeed, the situation was fundamentally unfair – regardless of their skills or intentions, EU citizens were free to come to the UK but citizens from Commonwealth countries and beyond, many with family links to British communities, were prevented from doing so.
Post Brexit Britain should take a global approach to immigration. That means attracting the doctors, teachers, engineers, and business people we need to enable our country to flourish while ending the discrimination based on where an individual was born or what colour their passport is. That way we'd have an immigration system that was in the best interests of this country and consistent with our values.
Watching Donald Trump pass his executive order banning entry from seven majority Muslim countries like Syria and Iraq has left me feeling frustrated. It's not just that citizens from these countries have never been responsible for acts of terrorism in the US, it's also that the decision feels un-American and even inhumane. An entry ban on grounds of nationality and religion is certainly un-British, and I was pleased to see that Boris Johnson has called it "divisive and wrong".
If I had been able to vote in the US Presidential election I would not have voted for Donald Trump. I don't know anyone who would have! But I did vote Leave in June. And America elected Donald Trump – and opted to become secluded from the world. It was a vote that has started the process of America forgetting its values and its history. In the case of Brexit, the vote was a bid to regain control of our country, a vote for optimism, for trade beyond the EU's protectionist customs union and for a greater and fairer engagement with the world beyond Europe's borders. Brexit was a vote for an independent Britain that is fair on immigration, trades globally and is outward-looking – underpinned by great values of equality, fairness and freedom.
The Brexit vote was a blow for democracy, for the people against the establishment. But the backlash against it, from lords to lawyers to MPs to CEOs, proved the fight is only just beginning. In this 20-minute film, Paul Embery, Harsimrat Kaur, Tom Slater, Gisela Stuart and Bruno Waterfield relive the Glorious Referendum, reflect on the history of the struggle for suffrage, and discuss how we can make good on the democratic promise of 23 June. Watch and share!
We are the offspring of our King
Our worldly Father, Guru Gobind Singh
Listen up, take note, this is our story
Our ultimate sacrifice, our unique glory
We settled in Anandpur, the city of bliss
Learning Gatka, it was our wish
Horse riding, archery and self-defence
Being always prepared, the hours we spent
Zorawar, Fateh, Ajit te Jujhar
Shaheedi unha di kareyo yaad
We were happy and content
Living life as it was meant
This was short lived; it was not to be
What then unfolded, made history
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Yesterday I was invited onto BBC's Asian Network's Thought for the Week and shared my thoughts on the proposed Oath of Allegiance – see below……
I love this country, I want to see it succeed – not just for me and my family but for my neighbours and fellow Brits. That's why when Sajid Javid announced earlier this week the Government is considering adding an Oath of Allegiance for public office holders I was over the moon. Having our public officers embrace British values sets an example for everyone else to do so too.
The values I'm talking about are respecting the views of others, even when you disagree with them. About believing in freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and upholding basic human rights. I'm talking about a belief in equality, democracy and the democratic process. And respecting for the law, even when you think it's wrong. And when you do disagree, getting involved to change it. That's what freedom and democracy is all about.
And it doesn't matter about your race, your religion, your status or even how long you've lived here – we all have a role to play in making society a success. That's something we seem to have forgotten.
Personally I think we need to go further than this proposal. I believe all students should learn the national anthem and our British History. We should have the Union Jack flying high outside all public buildings and schools. We need to instill a pride for being British in our next generation so they can instill it in the generation after.
With the opportunities that Brexit allows – such as the ability to introduce a fair and controlled immigration system – where any individual from across the world can come to Britain on the same rules and the same process, this oath of allegiance is more important than ever. We should welcome new talent and fresh ideas to Britain but also teach about our history, our culture, we should encourage those who make Britain their home to integrate with the communities they join and learn about our values.
There is a reason why people from all across the world want to come to this country. Yes we are an economic powerhouse and yes there are plenty of job opportunities. But more fundamentally people want to live in a country underpinned by values they agree with. Britain is underpinned by great values and ultimately it is those values that make this country such a success.
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I've just seen President Obama's video where he told off the Clinton rally for boo-ing a Trump supporter (video below). I couldn't agree more with his actions!
This is what politics should be about – respecting each other's views but getting out and making your voice heard through the ballot box.
There is little point in spreading hatred and making someone or a group of people feel isolated due to their views. We should be glad people have a difference of opinion so we can debate, discuss and they can hold our views to account.
This is both in the US elections but also here at home after the Brexit vote – why is there so much hatred when everyone had a vote and a chance to make their voice heard. We need to get more involved in politics and influence more. We need to influence politics and politicians to understand our point of view not just shout from the outside and abuse fellow voters. Thats not what democracy is about.
Lets all get involved more! Lets have our voices heard on all topics of debate. But most importantly, let's all respect a democratic vote, peoples views and the democratic decision.
With the latest discussions on grammer schools – people should take some time to watch this video.
Education comes in many shapes and forms but we forget that these students are our future. One size does not fit all. Classes are getting larger, teachers fewer. Children not given one to one help and yet told to keep up with the rest of their cohort. Students are expecting to fulfil their potential and yet no-one helps them realise their potential first
On Friday, I was invited onto BBC Radio 4's Any Questions panel in Pickering alongside Tim Farron MP (Lib Dem leader), Baroness Shami Chakrabarti (Labour Peer), Brandon Lewis MP (Conservative Policing Minister).
We discussed a variety of topics including – does Britain need an elected opposition, Brexit, Fracking, anti-semitism, amongst other…..
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Lock your doors, Queens residents! IDT zombies are on the prowl in your borough, and if they catch you they'll try to eat your ConEd account and replace it with their more expensive offer. Jeff says there's one outside his building right now, trying to buzz its way in.
New York Asks You To Report IDT Energy
The government is starting to listen to the mounting series of complaints about IDT Energy's sales rep's tactics; Brooklyn Council Member Bill De Blasio is asking that you report the following if an ESCO comes to your door:
Video: IDT Energy Reps Won't Leave Until Customer Busts Out Camera, Calls Cops
Here's a video a citizen took of some classy IDT energy resale reps that infested her building and refused to leave. After 25 minutes, she took out the camera. Check out the video to see the kinds of professionally trained individuals IDT Energy uses. Note how at one point of the girls says she's "from he energy company." Not so, IDT Energy is not "the energy company." They're an ESCO, an energy resale company. According to the notes on the video, the girls only left after the cops showed up and told them to vacate the premises.
IDT Accused Of Stealing Reader's Dog
Reader Niklas says IDT Energy stole his dog from his house. Niklas says that an IDT Energy rep knocked on his door around 1pm on Friday, March 6, and when he opened it, his 5-year old Yorkshire terrier Milo ran out into the hall. Niklas sent the IDT Energy person on their way, but couldn't find his dog. Other neighbors later reported…
Warn Others About Energy Company Scams With This Flyer
Sick of their neighborhood getting overrun by ESCO Slammers, salesmen who pretend to be from your energy provider and trick people into signing over to their energy resale service, some Brooklyn citizens put together this flyer. The Concerned Citizens of Greenwood Heights posted it in their 'hood and put it online for other people to use too. The flyer talks about IDT Energy and Con Ed, but you could edit it to be for your locality if you wanted to, too. Cool to see people banding together to fight the ESCO-slamming scourge.
Anti-ESCO Scam Bill Proposed
We've told you plenty about door-to-door salesmen who trick consumers into switching energy service companies. Now, in direct response to the deceptive marketing tactics of these ESCOS, New York Assemblyman Micahel Gianaris wants to pass an Energy Consumer Bill of Rights.
Shady Energy Resellers Stalk Hallways Of Brooklyn
A reader writes: "Another day, another energy scammer in Brooklyn. This was the most misleading one yet—a man was walking around and banging on every door up and down the hallways of my building—identifying himself as having been "sent by building management about our ConEd bill." So I ran and got my video camera, which also serves as a digital voice recorder. Here is the conversation…The gentleman vacillated between telling the truth, misleading me and completely lying."
Another Story About IDT Energy's Door-To-Door Scams
Here's another report of IDT Energy using the old "We need to make sure you got a discount on your last energy bill, just sign here" tactic to trick people into switching to IDT Energy. In this post written by Amanda, a blogger in the Adirondacks, she describes how a guy with a badge and clipboard showed up at her door, saying he was checking to make sure she got a discount off her last bill. He had her go get her latest bill, then,
IDT Energy Still Scamming New York Residents
It looks like IDT Energy sales reps are back to their old tricks of getting customers to switch from ConEd by posing as ConEd workers and using misleading sales tactics. S.J. in Brooklyn has the report…
Help Me Cancel My ESCO
Kathyrn writes:
A friend of sent me your article on ESCOS [Energy Service Companies]. My father is a senior citizen and he signed up, and his energy bill has sky rocketed, we have called his energy resell co. three different times asking them to cancel his contract every time they say we will it will take about 30 days, but nothing is happening, can you advise me how to get him out of this contract?
How To Spot IDT As They Snake Up Manhattan's Spine
A reader on Manhattan's Upper West Side spotted an IDT energy salesman going door-to-door this week. The tipster nabbed a copy of IDT's enrollment forms so you know what to look for when the scammy salesmen try to wrangle you into signing up for services that can triple the cost of your energy bill.
Picking Your Own Energy Supplier May Not Save You Anything
In New York, residents can choose to buy their energy from competing energy supply companies, or ESCOs. The idea is you can end up saving money by choosing from a field of competitors. In reality, says the New York Times, your energy bills frequently increase, and when you try to switch again you might be charged a contract termination fee.
Consumerist Undercover At IDT Energy: Table Of Contents
In case you missed any of 7-part undercover report on IDT-Energy, Midtown Promotions, and the fabulous worlds of energy resale and multi-level-marketing, here's a recap:
Consumerist Undercover At IDT Energy: The Confession
After only three days with Midtown Promotions, I could already tell that I'd wait weeks, maybe months or a full year before coming upon hard evidence of fraud, if I found any evidence at all. After leaving James and Doreen in the Bronx, I took the afternoon off and went to work on these diaries.
Consumerist Undercover At IDT Energy: The Meltdown
From the moment I met up with James, and Doreen, who was going our way, things began to fall apart. Eric told me to follow James, not Carl, who was going solo. I was to listen to James' instructions, follow his example, and go to wherever he decided we should spend the day. Today was Mt. Vernon, NY, almost 90 minutes from the offices of Midtown Promotions.
Consumerist Undercover At IDT Energy: Status Report
If you're just now tuning in, we've been doling out daily pieces of our multi-part investigation into IDT-Energy. They're an energy reseller in the New York area and we've received multiple complaints about their salesperson's dressing as ConEd workers and doing other funny stuff at the door to get people to sign over. So we sent in Brian Fairbanks undercover to get hired at Midtown Promotions, a direct-sales marketing company IDT-Energy contracted to get subscribers.
IDT Energy Scammer Spotted On Upper East Side
I work from home and was in the middle of a busy period when a young man came to my door saying that he worked for ConEd or that he was doing some work for ConEd — he definitely identified himself with ConEd. Anyways, he told me he that he was doing work in the building and that he needed to see my bill to check if I had a message on it indicating that I was one of the ones in the building who would be getting a discount next month. Well, chock it up to me being distracted or just plain gullible, but I never even thought for a second that it was a scam. He seemed like he was merely performing a check, not anything more. He then proceed to tell me that I was, in fact, one of the lucky ones, and that I'd be seeing a 7% discount starting next month (all the while making notations on my bill, supposedly indicating where the savings would come from).
Consumerist Undercover At IDT Energy: The Meeting
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Rumor has it that honors freshmen will be housed in East Village in Fall 2017. This site has not been otherwise updated to reflect that change.
If you're reading this, chances are you've been accepted into the Honors program at Northeastern University. It's also possible that you've heard of International Village, the dorm building that houses first year Honors students.
International Village, or IV (or INV) for short, is currently Northeastern's second-newest residence hall, constructed in 2009. It is unlike any other freshman dorm I've ever seen, featuring its own dining hall, workout area, classrooms, semi-private double and single rooms, and stunning views of the city.
It's astounding to me how little information the University provides on a building that probably exists to boost Honors program enrollement. I am currently an upperclassman Northeastern student, and I lived in IV as a freshman a few years ago. Way back when I was accepted, I kept hearing about IV and how great it was, but almost no information was out there. I had no idea what the rooms looked like or what to expect.
My goal here is to provide the information I wish I had. I haven't updated the site much since creating it during my first winter break, but leave a comment somewhere to ask a question and I'll do my best to answer. Maybe I'll even get around to adding some more photos and information eventually.


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Some surfaces need to be painted every year, like decks and stained front doors. Other surfaces only need to be painted every three years like window sills. Most surfaces on a home with one coat of paint will last 5 years and with two coats of paint last 8-10 years and look much better during the life of the paint job.
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The following came from Fremont Goodwine's obituary written August 25, 1956. The publication information is unknown.
On August 25, 1956, a part of Purdue's past died. Fremont Goodwine, Class of 1878, Purdue's oldest living alumnus, passed away at the age of ninety-nine in St. Joseph, Louisiana.
He was one of the thirteen members of the original freshman class which entered Purdue in 1874. Because of his close friendship with John Purdue, founder of the University, young Fremont chose Purdue as the college he would attend. While Fremont was being examined for entrance to the University, John Purdue laid his hand on the young man's shoulder and said. "This is one of my constituents." Later, on the night preceeding Purdue's burial, Fremont was one of his bodyguards at the casket.
Born in West Lafayette, he lived in Indiana for more than fifty years. As an employee of the public school system, he spent his first six years in the academic profession as a teacher, and the next eight years as a principal and, finally, as a county superintendent of education.
As an active Republican, he voted the straight Republican ticket since 1880. He was named for John C. Fremont, the Republican candidate for President in 1856. In fact, Fremont enjoyed politics so much that he actively participated in it. Elected to the Indiana State Senate in 1897, he held the position for twelve years, acting as President pro tem for one session. For four sessions he served as chairman of the finance and budget committees which held a large responsibility for the state's appropriations. In 1908 he was the unsuccessful Republican candidate for Lt. Governor of Indiana.
In 1909 the Goodwine family pulled up its roots from Indiana and moved to Natchez, Mississippi. The following year they again migrated--this time to a cotton plantation outside St. Joseph, Louisiana. While in St. Joseph, Goodwine served as a postmaster for a while.
Besides being the oldest living Purdue Alumnus, Mr. Goodwine had held other similar honors. He was the Oldest Mason in Louisiana, and the second oldest member of Sigma Chi fraternity. He kept in touch with the Alumni Association religiously.


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Q We have a large concrete porch and it has a few hairline cracks. What can be done to make it look better? I thought of putting tile on it, but wonder if it would be too slippery when wet. It is not exposed to freezing and thawing conditions.
- H.R.H., Austin, Texas
A Installing tile on the patio may not be your best option, says Howard Clark, a licensed construction supervisor in Hopkinton, Mass. The forces that cracked your concrete may crack the new tile as well.
But if there is space atop the slab for another layer that won't interfere with a doorway, he suggests the following potential solutions:
1. Install a wooden frame around the patio to contain loose-laid paving brick, tightly spaced and grouted with dry stone dust. If the concrete beneath continues to crack it will not affect the appearance of the patio.
2. Lay wooden sleepers (1 by 3 inch strips of pre-treated lumber) on the concrete 16 inches on center, and install wooden decking over them. The sleepers should be attached sparingly with masonry fasteners as the weight of the decking will hold the assembly down. (This option would not work as well in an area constantly exposed to sunlight or moisture.)
3. Tight cracks in the patio can be caulked and wiped smooth with a damp cloth, while wider cracks can be chiseled out to accept quick-setting hydraulic cement, which sets even under water. Though the patio surface will never look as good as new, it can be painted with a patio paint and look pretty good.
If the cracks don't reappear after a few seasons, use a belt sander with coarse-grit paper to roughen the patio surface (to improve adhesion) and install a tile suitable for use around a swimming-pool deck.
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Anywho, there she is, my Kelly. Good stuff!
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Testing, testing: Closet Case Patterns Kelly Anorak
Anywho, there she is, my Kelly. Good stuff!
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Gorgeous!! I think this is a great pattern and I love it made upon the red/burgundy!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Rebecca!!Delete
It's so awesome! I love it! I bought the pattern at 3am this morning when I couldn't sleep and I was catching up on email and saw the preview. It's the first Closet Case pattern I've purchased, although I did just pick the printed Ginger Jeans pattern as one of my free patterns for winning the first week of the Fabric Mart challenge. So now I have 2!ReplyDeleteReplies
Nice! I bet you will love both patterns!Delete
Wow, this jacket looks so RTW - and I mean that as a compliment! One of those garments people won't believe you've made yourself.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much! I definitely take that as a compliment!! ;-)Delete
- Camila A.October 5, 2016 at 10:05 PM
Stunning! I actually bought something almost identical in RTW last month (colour and all). I now wish I hadn't! I guess I can always make a black one... :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Oooh- black would be really chic. I'm thinking I need an olive green one, too.Delete
Don't forget your bean boots �� Love this jacket, I was literally admiring a similar one I saw today and wondering if I wanted to try to tackle sewing one or not. I don't really have a jacket for fall, I just keep wearing really big sweaters until it's down coat time. Seriously considering it, it doesn't seem too intimidating for my first jacket type project. Thanks for sharing, the red is awesome!ReplyDeleteReplies
Good call on the boots, they would really complete the look! ;-)Delete
This is the perfect fall jacket since it's unlined, great for layering. It's not a difficult pattern at all- a very quick sew!
This is beautiful Meg!! That colour is gorgeous and I love your drawstring. It's much nicer looking than mine. LOL Anyway, your anorak looks so professional - I love it!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Heather! I love yours, too! So chic!Delete
LOLOL...that last paragraph...ReplyDelete
Okay...seriously, your Kelly Anorak is a ten out of ten! I think this shade of red looks fabulous on you! Well done!
Now...must get mine photographed and blogged!Replies
Ha ha, glad I got a chuckle from you, Sue! Thanks so much! Can't wait to see yours!Delete
Fabulous! Looks marvelous on you!❤ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much!Delete
- AnonymousOctober 6, 2016 at 2:29 AM
This looks so great. Really professional looking. I asked heather if any of the testers needed to do an FBA and said only one (guessing that wasn't you), and that there is a bust dart anyway so it shouldn't be hard. Is that right?ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much, Manju! Umm, I thought for a second I might need a small FBA, but after wearing it around, I think I don't. The bust dart is incorporated into the front yoke seam (it's curved), but I imagine an FBA wouldn't be too difficult.Delete
Terrifico! And a professional looking make....! Brilliant!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Laura!!Delete
Another great tester version: it looks so professional!! And preppy, but in a good way! =D (Incidentally, we have a bright orange Subaru we would be happy to insert into your preppy catalog shoot if you're willing to do it in OH USA, haha!) I love your fabric choice too. And thanks for letting us all know that it performed well in anorak-appropriate weather conditions! It looks great on you!ReplyDelete
This was one of those patterns I bought as soon as the pre-order came through and I can't wait to make (hopefully!) a couple versions in various weights. Thanks for sharing yours with us!Replies
Thanks, Abbey!! Ha ha, an orange Subaru would be perfect for my catalog shoot!Delete
I hope you love the Kelly pattern as much as I do!
I love this so much, Meg!! All of the details are awesome as is the color. Glad you had a chance to wear it in colder weather.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Tanya! It was the perfect fall coat- I wish I had the chance to wear it more in Bangkok. I'll have to plan a trip to somewhere cold to wear it again ;-)Delete
I love this so much, Meg!! All of the details are awesome as is the color. Glad you had a chance to wear it in colder weather.ReplyDelete
I love it! It looks so great on you and I love the colour. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much, Andie!!Delete
You had me with wicked bad. :-) Great job on the jacket. I think Heather/CCF has hit it out of the park with this one. It looks very well made (hers and yours) and if I had need for a coat more than 10 minutes a year, I would be buying this one for sure.ReplyDeleteReplies
Ha ha, glad I got a chuckle out of that line, Debbie! Ha ha, I don't really need it for more than 10 minutes a year here, either, but perhaps next year when I move back to the States I'll get use out of it!Delete
Love the color!!! The clean lines of this pattern are seriously calling my name. It looks great on you!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Tasha!! This pattern would look fabulous on you...Delete
Your Kelly is so pretty! I love the color. It looks so great on you! I am super excited to make one of these. I've been in need of a decent Fall jacket for quite a while now and this one looks pretty darn perfect!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Teri!! Can't wait to see yours- it really is the perfect fall jacket and is so easy to sew!Delete
Your jacket look lovely, fab colour and I love the design, I made the Clare coat with the sew along so hopefully there will be one for this too.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Lynsey! This coat is really easy to sew- if you've made the Clare already, I bet you could make this one with your eyes closed ;-)Delete
So good!!! Love everything about this, Meg, even the buttons!! Such a great looking pattern!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much, Inder!! I love how it turned out, too!Delete
This is completely fab - the colour, the fit, the styleReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much!!! ;-)Delete
I love this like forever!! and as a New England transplant to the CA west coast your entire last paragraph made me crack up like a wicked lot..ReplyDeleteReplies
Ha ha- glad to get a laugh!! And thanks for the compliment!!Delete
Love it. Great colour on you and beautifully sewn as always!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much, Sarah!!Delete
What a great color! And how fun that you actually got to use it in the MA weather. I saw this pattern pop up on my Twitter and thought this would make a great rain jacket. I love the angled pockets on this! Will you get to wear it much in the rain in Bangkok?ReplyDeleteReplies
It was perfect timing for my MA trip, and MA provided the perfect fall weather for Kelly! This would make a great raincoat, for sure. I probably won't wear it much in Bangkok, even in rain, but I'm moving back to the States next year and will wear it tons then!Delete
Eeeeek! I love this. The color, the jacket, everything. I've been eyeing this and a similar pattern, but I think I like this one the best. I'd love to make a fun, lightweight raincoat too. Thanks for sharing your test! Now, to find fabric.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Victoria!! I am super happy with it, too! It would be fabulous as a raincoat...Delete
How did I miss this post?! So happy to see your version again Meg. I love love love the colour and am also happy to know it works with regular ol' buttons. Thank you again for being such an awesome tester! xoxoReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Heather! I love it so, I just wish I had more opportunity to wear it in the immediate future!Delete
Thus looks amazing! I really want to try this pattern out now too. Great job!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Theresa!Delete
Meg - The coat fits perfect on you and the color is great!ReplyDelete
Looks great! Question about the fit - I know you said it was a good fit, but when I look at the finished measurements, it just seems like it would be HUGE on me. I made the Minorou a few years ago, using the size chart, and I could seriously cut 4" out no problem. I just don't want to repeat that!ReplyDelete
I have some lovely burgundy twill that just arrived in my mailbox... :)Replies
Hi Amala, I found it to be true to size- I went by my measurements it's a great fit. Not oversized, yet still big enough that you could wear a sweater underneath. Could you do a quick muslin/mock-up to make sure you like the size?Delete
I am working on this now! Your version is stunningly gorgeous!ReplyDelete


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