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In the business world, it is not often a company will admit mistakes to the public that nearly led to its demise let alone produce and market a DVD that details the experience; however, The History of TNA: Year 1 does just that.
The main menu, complete with the original TNA logo, consists of three categories: The Story, The Matches and Bonus materials.
The Story begins with the final audio check by Mike Tenay from TNA's first pay-per-view held on June 19, 2002 in Huntsville, Alabama. Captions also explain to viewers the nature of the dialogue between Tenay and Don West in regards to last-minute format changes as the ring crew scrambled to repair a cable underneath the ring, which was broken in a dark match just prior to airtime. Essentially, this sets the tone for the documentary by foreshadowing the obstacles TNA would face.
Jeff Jarrett, Jeremy Borash and Bob Ryder start off by describing life after WCW and the origins of TNA. A few minutes into the DVD, Tenay grabbed my attention by stating, "Wow, weekly pay-per-view concept was one of those situations that had never been tried before. Was I optimistic about it? Hardly. But was it a means to an end? Absolutely. When you didn't have that TV contract on a network, on a cable station, you had no opportunity to promote your pay-per-view shows. But without having the ability to have that contract, you had no other option. So, what TNA decided to do was to go on a week by week basis where you would go from one pay-per-view to the other and use that week's show as your promotional tool to promote the next week's show. So, optimistic about it? Not really. It was the only option at the time, and it proved really to be the smartest move ever."
Tenay would be the first of many to explain his initial doubts in the success of the company, which is what makes this DVD so intriguing. Instead of glossing over both the external and internal doubts regarding TNA's success ratio during their first year, the documentary tackles the subject head on.
"Outside of my wife, everyone to a 'T' doubted me," recalled Jeff Jarrett in the DVD. "They didn't tell me, but they didn't have to tell me. I can look somebody in the eye -- anybody can look somebody in the eye -- and you know whether you got confidence or not."
Highlights from the early shows provide nice segues between chapters such as country music star Toby Keith's appearance at the first pay-per-view and Ron "The Truth" Killings winning the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.
The only real drawback to the documentary is that it only contains interviews with a select group of people employed with the company. Although they are mentioned in passing, I would had like to have seen interviews with Jerry Jarrett, Bob Carter, Vince Russo, Ed Ferrara, Bert Prentice, among many others who played pivotal roles during the first year.
The four matches from the weekly pay-per-views within The Matches section include:
The DVD took me down memory lane, as I was fortunate enough to attend some of the early shows at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium and the Asylum. If you pay close attention, you can even spot the "legendary" fan Chicken Hat Charlie in all his glory sporting his porno mustache while sitting ringside ... you just had to be there.
Overall, The History of TNA: Year 1 is a must have for fans wanting to know about TNA's past; however, I recommend those same fans also pick up a copy of the book The Story of the Development of the NWATNA by Jerry Jarrett for a more detailed account of the early days of the company.


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When children return to school this fall, they will be joined by many younger counterparts. As area schools experience an increase in demand for preschool and kindergarten programs, many have expanded their programs.
St. Genevieve's Catholic School in Flourtown will be greeting twice as many kindergärtners in September. Sister Theresa Maugle, SSJ, principal explained that the incoming kindergarten class includes 14 siblings of existing St. Gen's families, as well as other local students interested in "quality, Catholic education." With two separate kindergarten classrooms, each with a teacher and aide, St. Gen's anticipates having more than 40 kindergarten students in the fall.
Our Mother of Consolation Parish School (OMC) is expanding its pre-kindergarten program and will now provide separate classes for the 3- and 4-year-olds, allowing teachers to tailor programs for each age group. In addition, the schedule will be expanded to offer both 3-year-olds and 4-year-olds half and full day options multiple days a week. The preschool 3-year-old class will have ten children and the 4-year-old class will host 15.
Christine Gallagher serves as director of OMC's Early Childhood Education and she will continue teaching the 3-year-old class. Michelle Snyder was recently hired as the 4-year-old pre-K teacher.
At St. Gen's Donna Reifsnyder, beloved kindergarten teacher for two decades, will continue in this role. Maugle is currently hiring a second teacher. St. Gen's kindergarten students enjoy a full-day program (7:45am-2:30pm) which follows the 21st century practice based on Common Core standards.
Kindergärtners, as well as every student (K-8) at St Gen's, learn in classrooms equipped with SmartBoards and other technology. This year, the school is adding 30 new laptops and desktops for students and staff.
"Our students are very tech-savvy – we, as a school, are future-oriented," said Maugle. "We need to constantly look within ourselves to provide the best we can to meet the needs of each child that attends our school."
OMC Parish School is entering its 151st year and is currently engaged in a capital campaign. Revenues raised will be used to create an outdoor play space for younger children and make significant technological investments such as the addition of iPads and SmartBoards to the classrooms.
"We are a small school (187 students) but we are thriving and investing in our facility," said Colleen Amuso, director of advancement. "Even for our littlest students we are are making a commitment."
Although Amuso and Maugle are thrilled with their school's growth, it is not unexpected. Both attribute increasing enrollment and program expansion to strong parish communities. St. Gen's has also experienced an influx of families from the area once served by Holy Martyr's Catholic School in Oreland, which closed in 2010.
Two years ago, Norwood-Fontbonne Academy expanded its pre-primary program to fill a need for parents who wanted an NFA education but were not drawn to its existing Montessori Preschool Program. One of only six American Montessori Schools accredited in Pennsylvania, NFA has been offering a multi-aged (3-,4- and 5-year-olds) learning environment with Montessori methods and materials for over four decades.
Its new Pre-primary Preschool program offers a creative, interactive program with a looping process, so the teacher instructing children as 3-year-olds will see them again as 4-year-olds. Children experience small group learning with themed units.
"One of the unique characteristics of NFA is that parents are offered a choice of two paths for early childhood education," said Nancy Peluso, head of lower grades. "We are happy to be able to offer our parents this choice, and we have families who have children in each of our programs."
Peluso explained that one of the main differences in the two early childhood paths of education is the role of the teacher. In the Montessori classroom, the role of the teacher is as facilitator; whereas in pre-primary, the teacher's role is more as director.
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy has long offered robust pre-kindergarten and kindergarten programs for boys and girls that follow the academic rigor of its regular program in an age-appropriate setting. Children are in single-sex classes on different campuses.
"Our very youngest students are exposed to our Lower School science programs, including the physics labs, Mandarin Chinese language program, technology, imagineering lab, music and writing workshops as part of their core curriculums," said Kate Noel, director of external affairs.
Parents at all the schools have positive comments about their experiences and the growth the schools are experiencing. St. Gen's parent Dr. Joan Donahue, a pediatrician, is sending her son Joseph to kindergarten in the fall.
"We are really happy with the education our older two girls have received," Donahue said. "Two kindergarten classes is a sign that the school is growing and that Catholic education is alive and well."


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Maryellen wrote:supposedly amstaffs are not that dog aggressive, but i bet there are some that are..
I just happen to have one upstairs.
Blitzkrieg Staffords wrote:Maryellen wrote:Unable to ignore the growing demands of fanciers who wanted to legitimize the breed through conformation shows but still unwilling to perpetuate the negative image of pit fighting, the AKC agreed to accept APBTs under the more genteel name of Staffordshire Terrier. In 1972, the breed's name was changed to American Staffordshire Terrier to distinguish between the heavier AmStaff developed in the United States and the Staffordshire Bull Terrier of England. The 1936 Staffordshire Terrier breed standard was written by APBT breeders; all of the original AKC Staffordshire Terriers were UKC-registered APBTs. But fanciers agreed to the name change from Pit Bull to Staffordshire Terrier as a compromise in order to legitimize the dogs in the show ring.
Because of this common ancestry, some people feel that the two—APBTs and AmStaffs—are essentially the same breed with different names. Sara Nugent, president of the American Staffordshire Terrier Club of America and also a UKC American Pit Bull Terrier judge, points out that the AmStaff stud books have been opened to Pit Bulls as recently as 1966. "People try to say one is different from the other, but they all came from the same gene pool, and no other blood had been added to the mix, so how can you say they are different?" says Nugent. "Genetically, they are the same. The difference is only in what traits people have selected for and what registry they have chosen."
now that is just what i heard.. i never looked up the difference.
That sums it up nicely for me, ME.
It's true these dogs all started with the same limited gene pool. But how many years of selective breeding does it take before you have a different dog?
Lisa wrote:I dont get it. Was somone trying to create a different dog? I am pretty sure that was not the intent when the breed became recognized by the AKC.
Changes do occur. But I dont think some of the minor differences that have allowed the AKC to decide to create seperate breeds is sufficient to actually make them really different breeds.
Lisa wrote:I dont consider Wire and Smooth Fox Terriers to be different breeds. They are different coat types. Or the coat types and sizes of Dachshunds. Or the Norwich and Norfolk on ear type. Poodles too, used to be only differentiated by size, and were often crossed.
Lisa wrote:Who decides to make them separate breeds? Or how many years it takes? or what is different enough?
Are breeds whose colors are rarely crossed, like Danes and Cockers, destined to become different breeds too?
Lisa wrote:I believe what defines a BREED is the intent for which it was CREATED.
Lisa wrote: Just because lines and registies cause different VARIETIES of type, coat, color or ear within a breed, this does not make those a different BREED.
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This week, the province released a proposed curriculum redesign intended to modernize the education system for B.C. students. The plan focuses on more personalized learning and allows for greater flexibility for course and subject material.
One Metro Vancouver school — Thomas Haney secondary in Maple Ridge — is a trailblazer in the personalized learning field.
For 21 years, the school has allowed individual students to focus on their own needs, strengths and aspirations. The school's self-directed program, which allows students to work independently and at their own pace, is attracting international attention.
Students at Thomas Haney remain on a traditional timetable for Grade 8, but in Grade 9 they are given more independent time. In Grades 10 through 12, students attend traditional classes for just an hour a week per subject.
The rest of the time is charted with an adviser teacher each morning, and includes some traditional class study. That leaves time for a lot of unstructured study working both independently and in groups towards various educational goals.
For example, Maddi Phare is in Grade 10 and a full-time student at Thomas Haney. Every morning, she meets with a teacher adviser to plan her day. Some days, the 15-year-old heads to the rotunda, a large open space in the centre of the school, where she interacts with kids of all ages. She might read a book for an hour and then work on some French practice.
Other days, she might decide to spend extra time in the gym, or join students of all grades in the math hall, where they can work collaboratively or seek one-on-one help from any of the school's math teachers. When she's ready, she goes to the testing centre to write a test.
Although Phare was skeptical when she was choosing a high school, her mother encouraged her to try Thomas Haney, and now she says the teachers are like second parents.
"I definitely could not imagine going to another school. I love being here," Phare said, adding that the school structure makes it possible to create relationships with teachers she has never had for an actual class.
Josh Nicholas, also 15 and in Grade 10, says his mother still gets questioned by her friends who think the kids "must skip all the time" because they are not held to a rigid schedule. But Nicholas says students don't skip class because they know they eventually have to get their work done.
"I am so happy that I chose to be here. It's the perfect way of learning for me," Nicholas said, adding that because he can proceed at his own pace. By focusing on his own strengths, he was able to finish Grade 8 math in two months and go on to complete Grade 9 math. He did the same thing with Grade 9 and 10 French last year.
"I didn't mean to. I just liked going to the French hall, and I got more work done than I planned," he said.
Kathryn Ferguson, who is head of the English department at Thomas Haney and also graduated from the school in 1994, said the school is much more accepted now than it was at the beginning. "People are no longer looking at us like a bunch of weirdos," Ferguson said, adding that students are given a lot of choice and flexibility in their assignments.
"You're not going to get out of writing an essay, but you might be able to write the essay about something you're really interested in from your social justice class," she said.
Ferguson said it does get hectic around report card time, when students rush to get all of their assignments done. "But I've taught in traditional schools and it's similar there as well. I don't feel it's more exaggerated here," Ferguson said. "I think we've found the perfect balance between flexibility and scheduled know how."
The emphasis on flexibility pushes the teachers at Thomas Haney to stay sharp as well.
Jeff Radom, head of the math department, said teaching in the math hall means he has to be ready to answer questions on material ranging from Grade 8 to Grade 12. "You've definitely got to be on the ball with your content," he said, adding that he finds the school's model very effective.
"I find that I can really make strong connections with my students," Radom said. "I wouldn't teach anywhere else."
For students, one of the greatest challenges is time management. Student Caroline Lee is 17 and in Grade 12. She admits she struggled a bit to meet the deadlines in Grade 10.
"It was really difficult for me. That's when you start having more freedom. I procrastinated a bit in the beginning," Lee said. But now that she is on the verge of graduation, she says the time management skills she learned will serve her well.
"I think the learning environment is going to help me get by in life," Lee said.
Gino Bondi, the Vancouver school board's district principal of specialty programs, agrees the study skills will mean the most to students in the future.
"Regardless of the content, which will always been in a state of flux, the skills that they will acquire — in technology, organization, or time management — will have a significance beyond the immediacy of a specific course," Bondi said, adding that this type of personalized learning will expand as B.C. adopts more of its new education plan, designed to modernize the education system and focus on the needs, strengths and aspirations of each student.
Vancouver School District superintendent Steve Cardwell has visited Thomas Haney, and encourages other Vancouver educators to do the same to see what they can apply in their own schools.
"I believe it is an innovative approach to teaching and learning," Cardwell said. "I believe that by letting students proceed at their own pace with the support available when they need it enables students to be successful in different ways.
"(But) it's not for every child. Some students need the structure of a more traditional timetable."
Thomas Haney principal Sean Nosek said A.L. Fortune Secondary School in Enderby has decided to follow the self-directed model for this school year. As well, groups from Iceland, New Zealand and Australia have visited his school, which is a member of the Canadian Coalition for Self Directed Learning, a consortium of like-minded schools.
"It has become a showcase school," Nosek said. While most neighbouring schools have declining enrolment, Thomas Haney is full, and not every student that wanted to attend this year got in.
The graduation rate last year at the school was 93 per cent, better than the Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows district rate of 83.5 and the provincial rate of 81.8 per cent.
He said the skills students acquire in time management, negotiation and advocating for themselves serve them well in post-secondary schools. "I think it is those intangibles where our light shines the brightest."


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Dan Fincke did a great post a couple of days ago about WiS and the bizarre inappropriateness of the opening remarks.
It was especially troubling, from an optics point of view if nothing else, that he chose to do this specifically to feminists, a group defined primarily by the women associated with it. That he broke with traditional form of being a host rather than a critic when the event's speaker roster was set to be all women and his audience was predominantly women sent a message, whether he intended it or not. It was that women don't deserve the same basic respect and civility that is routinely afforded to your average conference speakers and participants. A crowd of women can get a stern talking to and skeptical querying about issues they are probably oblivious to in lieu of a welcome.
Yes. That is indeed a big, big, big part of the problem.
I've talked to quite a few people about this since getting back from DC, some of them people who go to a lot of conferences (unrelated to secularism or feminism). Nobody could think of a single instance of anything remotely like the reception we got. The normal thing is to welcome participants and say a little about the conference. The normal thing is not to decline to welcome participants (because participants were welcomed the year before) and then scold them. That's not normal procedure. We're not being weird or petty in saying that. It's not normal; it's special treatment.
Well why do we get special treatment? What's different about us?
Oh right.
No, really. As Dan says, that sends a message, whether it's intended to or not. A conference of women has to be lectured by a man before starting, so that they don't make a mess of everything.
Particularly galling was Lindsay's inability to adequately define privilege before criticizing it or to adequately explain how it works well in helping us analyze injustice against marginalized people before talking about potential abuses of it. As a philosopher, I am bothered by Lindsay's laziness in understanding concepts before criticizing them and his blindness about feeling like he was in a position to criticize the concept to an audience of feminists without even taking any time to treat it in its strongest and most useful senses. This was, remarkably, an astounding instance of privilege induced blindness itself. It is staggering and upsetting that he managed to do that to open a conference on feminism.
That bothered me too, and it seemed uncharacteristic. It was so thin – so inadequate – so vulgar, even. It was a Fox News version of feminism. For cryin out loud, that's the best you can do? Just a parody version to poke at? And you're implying that we plan to talk nonsense like that? That is insulting.
Ron Lindsay was an egregious violator of civility principles by being such a disrespectful host and then poisoning the well against Rebecca Watson in his post replying to her counter post to his talk and to his first blog defense of it. And this is especially upsetting given that only this past spring he signed a civility pledge meant to set a standard for others in the community to follow. This pledge gave a ton of instruction to people engaged in emotionally upsetting fights, including to people who were on the receiving end of awful interpersonal abuse. I believe in the ideals of that pledge. I believe that even though it demanded people do difficult things that they are vital things that must be done if the movement is to have healthy debates about serious philosophical differences in the future.
And Ron Lindsay showed that he could not stick to the pledge the first time that he felt like someone made an uncharitable reading of his words in a very heated, public dispute after he signed it. The first time! He is asking women, specifically Rebecca Watson, to be bigger than a torrent of abuse that includes rape threats, death threats, sexually degrading photoshops, a website devoted to monitoring their every misstep, etc. And he cannot handle civil criticism from that same woman that was not a fraction as abusive to him as what she has had to endure. And he showed this thin skin while being the host of a conference where she was a speaker and it was his obligation to respect the position that that role put him in as a host. This was an abuse of his position and an embarrassment.
So much so that he's now withdrawn the most insulting thing he wrote in that post – but only that, and no more. The only slightly less insulting things are left unwithdrawn.
By highlighting his anxieties with the worst instances of feminist activism as though they were the most central and pressing concerns related to feminists Lindsay inadvertently sent this message: When I think about feminism the first thing that comes to mind is how feminists act counter to rational ideals. Given feminism's vital accomplishments, feminism's hugely important substantive goals, and the long history of women being misogynistically mistrusted as inherently irrational, Lindsay could not have sent a worse signal.
It was a good way to incite an even bigger torrent of abuse against us though. I don't think he intended that, but he sure as hell didn't give it enough consideration to cause him to re-think.


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Monday, May 10, 2010
People who have given me a plane ticket are NOT ALLOWED PAST THE CUTE KID
I talk fast AND have ridiculous neuroses.
So I sit to make a call and go, "Well, gee, it's only 10 a.m., and some people like to sleep in. I better call at 11." And then at 11, I think, "Well, gee, it's so close to lunch. A lot of people eat early. I better wait til 1." And so on. I'm not sure what I think is going to happen. One time I met a friend's girlfriend, and I really, really liked her and wanted to befriend her (which I never EVER do) and one day I came up with an excuse to call her. Her boyfriend answered, and I told him I wanted to talk to her, and I heard her say as she came towards the phone, "Megan? Why is she calling me?" I guess I think THAT is going to happen, plus maybe a pop quiz or something.
But I finally reached someone, and we had a lovely chat. I forget sometimes how much normal people like to talk about themselves. I'd be hard pressed to come up with much to say if someone wanted to interview me. "So, what's it like being the world's greatest - and possibly only - quilting humorist?" "Um. Good? I guess?...Can I go now?"
But what was even better about today (oh, besides the fact that I also started my next humor column and - not to toot my own horn or anything, but let's just say I smell Pulitzer!) was that I made two blocks of my plane ticket benefactor's quilt and HOLY CRAP are they awesome. Now I know she reads this pretty regularly, so before I show you the blocks - which I have to do - I will show you a picture of my children. You know, as a buffer.
Cute, huh? Want 'em?
Okay, now here are the blocks I made today:
HOW COOL ARE THEY? I am just so pleased with how they turned out, even though they are made with Hoffman Bali Pops, which, for the record, suck. Apparently they are cut in Indonesia where the fabrics are manufactured, and Hoffman figures, Eh - what're gonna do, they're Indonesian, which is another way of saying Too Cheap To Give A Shit. And while the fabrics themselves are lovely, they are clearly cut by people who aren't paying attention and don't care, and, really, who can blame them? My own personal rotary cut strips are way more consistent than these things, which I guess means I'm a better rotary cutter than some under paid, Third World sweatshop laborer. Um. Yay me?
I still have to figure out what to use for sashing, but I think this is going to be a really nice quilt. I'm actually looking forward to giving it away.
I can't believe I actually said that. I better go find something I hate about it so I can sleep tonight.
14 comments:
- Gene Black said...
Gee.. I wish I had known that about the Bali Pops before I spent $$ on them...sigh! Live and learn. I usually buy pre-cuts so that they ARE cut better (more accurately) than I would cut them.
- May 10, 2010 at 10:38 PM
- Lisa Marie said...
Just another reason I'm anti-pre-cut! But those blocks are pretty kickass,regardless.
Are the kidlets all better now??
- May 10, 2010 at 10:46 PM
- Wendy_MT said...
Your blocks rock! Look forward to reading your articles either humorous or not. Keep up the awesome work!!
- May 10, 2010 at 11:07 PM
- jrebekah said...
Those blocks are gorgeous...and you rock!
- May 10, 2010 at 11:14 PM
- Kathy said...
Your blocks are BEAUTIFUL! Great job. I look forward to all of your articles. You are a hoot!
- May 10, 2010 at 11:16 PM
- sfaber9999 said...
First, I soooooo know what you mean about phone calls, I hate doing that also.
Second, I Looooove your squares, they are gorgeous!!
Third, once the quilt is finished and delivered, you HAVE to tell us where we can find the pattern.
Fourth, Thanks for being there so we can all laugh with you!
- May 10, 2010 at 11:36 PM
- Sew Here We Are said...
The blocks are totaly bitching...oh hell I'm showing my age there...Oh well..lol! Who wouldn't love them? Love you..Love your writing. Keep it up.
- May 11, 2010 at 12:26 AM
- Peggi said...
The blocks look GREAT! Can't wait to see the rest of the quilt!
- May 11, 2010 at 12:49 AM
- Carolyn aka Silkquilter said...
I concur with Sew Here We Are. Those blocks ARE totally bitchin'. I do love to read your sarcastic humor. So, in the same vein..... Are you sure that you made them, or did you have a visit from the Quilting Fairy? :)
Peace and Keep your rotary cutter sharp.
BTW: I sure can sympathize about making phone calls.
- May 11, 2010 at 10:42 AM
- Littlebook said...
Love how the quilt is coming together! Just beautiful. I can't wait to see more. Also, because of you, I'm getting a subscription to Quilter's Home. Tell your bosses there that you need a big raise.
- May 11, 2010 at 1:17 PM
I completely understand about the phone phobia! I do the same thing! At home I don't even answer the phone if I can get away with it. At work... big sigh... I must answer... I'm the receptionist!
Love your blog!
- May 11, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- Anne said...
Love. Those. Blocks!
Where'd you get the pattern? Never mind, I'll just figure it out from the picture.
- May 11, 2010 at 1:53 PM
Deborah says:
The blocks are fabulous!
The children are adorable!
And....thank you for your honest comments about the Bali-Pops! I can't stand it when a publication or blog absolutely raves about EVERY SINGLE PRODUCT that crosses the editor's desk. (Not that I would really buy Bali-Pops anyway because I'm not much of a batik fan, but it's nice to know I can trust your expertise for future reference.)
- May 12, 2010 at 11:19 PM
- kanishk said...
Are the kidlets all better now??
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draw, cut, print, repeat...
Now I do have a BA in Textile Design, but its been a looooooooooooooong time since I was in a print room. A long time. And despite my many varied career deviations (street press maker, cafe owner, craft adviser and retailer) I have never really lost that hankering to make fabric. The fact that I moronically became a weave major during my degree instead of following my heart into printing has also needled like the proverbial side thorn for years. So. Last weekend I headed out to Harvest Textiles in Kensington to partake in a refresher course in silk screenery.
Presented with a jaw droppingly good view of the city through huge light filled windows and a print studio to die for I sighed to myself and realised I had come home to my happy place. The fact that I wassurrounded by equally happy people and being guided through the process by the lovely Lara Davies no doubt added to the positive vibes filling the room. I'd gone in with very set ideas about what I wanted to print, but we began the day drawing pictures of dried plants and seed pods, so my city landscape plans soon turned into some decidedly abstracted mid century botanicals. This actually turned out to be a great thing becuase to be honest I think it freed me up to play rather than commit to a pre-concieved design. Six hand cut stencils and a selection of pre mixed colours later, I set about printing, my body slowly remembering the motions of plonk, pull, lift, repeat.
Not all of the results were 'successful' but really, it was totally awesome to get a whole day to spend mucking about without interuptions from the architect and the maxmonster. And I think a couple of the things I finished up with were ok. Which was nice, because if it had been a complete disaster I may have had to curl up in the corner in shame after having outed my textile beginnings earlier on in the day. And to be honest I have to say that the competition was fierce - everyone's work was completely different and all of it was pretty amazing!
Here's me ignoring all advice (surprise, surprise) and pulling my own screen while looking ancient and haggered ... it had been a long long night with a sick boy the night before. Oh and Emma I hope you don't mind my stealing your photo.
And here is everyone else hard at work at the long table... (again thanks Emma)
This Saturday we're back in the studio working on repeat patterns and printing a length of fabric. Of course today I ran out of time to go get some nice linen to print on, so I'll have to take a look through the fabric stash and see what I can come up with in the meantime. This may be the one occasion I am thankful that i've gotten around to bugger all sewing so far this year! Woo Hoo Bring on the weekend!!!


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Last night the low temperature where I live was one degree. Tonight in church I learned that it was the coldest first day of spring since 1965. We are going on vacation to a warmer place in a few days, and none too soon.
So I was reminded of this post, which I did one year ago, on March 16, 2012. We had a fabulously warm spring last year, and the Minneapolis Star Tribune published this photo of a young woman in a bikini cavorting in a local lake:
That picture is a bit deceiving–note the ice in the background–but still, the temperature got up to around 75 degrees that day. One year ago, I contrasted the then-current warmth with mid-Marches of the past, like this one taken on exactly the same day, but six years earlier, featuring my three daughters. It looks like mid-winter:
In last March's post, I wrote of the young woman in the bikini in the picture above:
I'm sure she was a little chillier than she looks–you can see ice in the background–but by now the ice is probably gone, as it is on our pond.
That was on March 16. This morning, one year and four days later, I took this photo of our pond. Not exactly ice-free; in fact, frozen as solid as ever:
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Chelsea outcast Florent Malouda has vowed to "explode" the details of his first-team exile just as soon as his contract with the European champions ends next summer.
Malouda, 32, has not appeared for the first team since a pre-season friendly at the end of July after being ordered to train alongside the youngsters in the club's youth academy for the remaining year of his contract.
Reports speculated the Chelsea hierarchy were unhappy the French international did not secure a move away from Stamford Bridge with rumours a switch to Brazilian club Santos broke down due to Malouda's wage demands. The Champions League winner insists otherwise.
"The details, I'm going to explode them when I'm free, but the strategy employed is to make me look like a player who wants to be paid a lot," Malouda told France-Guyane. "It's underhand, but it makes me smile more than anything else because it shows just how much esteem those people have for me."
Malouda brought public attention to his situation by tweeting a picture of the entrance to the west London club's Under-21 team training facility in September, adding: "This is where I'll train for my last season with the blues [sic]."
Rather than push the former Lyon man towards the exit, however, Malouda said the move had merely encouraged him to harden his own stance.
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The Art League of New Britain will feature a show, "2014 Working from the Figure," from Feb. 7 to March 2. The show includes drawing, watercolor, easel painting, photographs, digital work, sculpture and mixed media that are inspired from or address the human figure in some aspect. The Juror will be Grier de Langley Torrence, who is an artist, painter, and the Arts Department Head and Visual Arts Director of Miss Porter's School in Farmington.
There will be an opening reception on Friday, Feb. 7 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Prizes for the show are $200 for first place, $150 for second place, and $100 for third place.
Artists must bring their entries to the Art League building at 30 Cedar St. in New Britain on the following dates: Thursday, Jan. 30 from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 1 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Also you can call (860) 877-3839 for special arrangements. There are forms to fill out for the entries.
Entry fees are $20 for members of the Art League ($30 for non-members) for the first piece and $5 for members ($10 for non-members) for each other entry. Entries are not to exceed 96 inches framed width for total number of entries. Fees are nonrefundable. All pieces must remain on display until the show closes; that includes all pieces sold.
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I am really curious about making my own baby food when I am ready to introduce my daughter to solids. I wanted to make sure that I would be making the most healthful choices and what little stomaches could handle. I was hoping to find some recipes as well; however, I wasn't reluctant. Could you please give me some helpful hints on how to get started and foods that are safe for babies.
You can make baby food from the foods that you cook for your family. A good way to prepare your own baby food is as follows: cook the food until soft, either by steaming, boiling in a small amount of water or in the microwave. It is recommended that you do not add salt or other seasonings. Puree in the blender or food processor until absolutely smooth, adding cooking water to desired consistency. Strain. Portion into ice cube trays and freeze. Once frozen, empty into freezer bags labeled with the item and date (double bagging reduces freezer burn). When you are ready to use the foods, thaw the cubes you need in the refrigerator or microwave. As the baby gets older you can create combinations of the foods you have prepared. Use the frozen food within a couple of months. You can make the consistency thicker as your baby gets older.
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Drop dead gorgeous is what we think of Candice Swanepoel. She is insanely beautiful with a rockin body. Candice is our inspo on this Monday morning. While Candice is always in the spotlight as a Victoria Secret angel, we still love to see what she has been up to. She is a great role model as well as model and actress.
All the way from South Africa, Candice started out modeling for major fashion companies such as Versace, Michael Kors, Dolce and has been featured in Italian Vogue. We love Candice's confidence and beautiful nature that makes her stand out. In 2012 she was featured in Maxims Hot 100 List which was a great honor. Even though we see her in all sorts of lingerie and swimwear, we thought she would rock our designer monokini Déjà Vu in turquoise, this would not only accentuate her long god given legs, but it's a great color on her. It has a great plunge neck in the front a fun hardware that makes a great statement. Looking at her spread in Italian Vogue was also another reason why we love her in bright up beat colors.
In 2010 is when Candice became a Victoria Secret model. We love how she has worked her way up through the industry and achieving her dreams. She seems very down to earth and a bubbly person to be around. Our next pick for Candice is our luxury bikini Paris Valentine. It's a fun bandeau top that she could wear lounging by the pool or even on an exotic vaca with close friends Behati Prinsloo and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Since she is always in the spotlight we think this sexy bikini would be the perfect fit!


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An Original Edwardian Victorian Fireplace known as the Combination, as it combines a fireplace surround and fireplace insert together, ideal proportions for the standard sized room
Combination Tiled Fireplaces were first manufactured around the late 1800's where both the insert and the mantle combine into a single unit. Therefore, very easy to install and saves additional expense of a separate mantle whilst compact dimensions make it particular suitable for the smaller chimney breast.
A large choice of tiles are available to suit almost any colour scheme / decoration you have in mind – please see our reproduction quality tiles. Should you wish to keep everything as it was then maybe go to our original tile section where you will see many more, however they will increase your overall price.
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Hearth - the most popular hearth at the moment is a natural black slate hearth as it matches the overall image and is very plain. Here, at Strippadoor, we can cut slate to your exact dimensions for various uses i.e. * solid fuel (coal / logs) or for use with a gas effect or simply decorative.
Generally the hearth is pretty much the same overall width as the mantle - for instance here the mantle is 43" long so the hearth would be the same at 43", and with a depth of around 15" this makes a perfect image. Strippadoor puts a extra T onto the back of the hearth to go into the first part of the hole making a much better image from the front.
The price for the above for decorative is £ 195 plus vat - for gas effect the hearth needs to be raised - we call this plinthing and this is an extra £38 plus vat and finally for *solid fuel the hearth, to meet the HETAS regulation, needs to be cut into three to reduce any change of cracking then put back together using steel wires with a lighter concrete base inside - this is quite a lot of additional work but essential so the added price to the £ 195 here is a further 78 making a total of £270 plus vat.
Please note we can cut to any size but the base price of the hearth will both reduce if smaller and increase if larger
Other hearths available - tiled hearth, hearth tiles, granite hearths at an additional cost
Gas Effects are available for the majority of the fires at a cost of approx. £ 255 - £ 380 plus vat subject to whether they have to be template made or are standard. Please note you will need an ash pan front cover to hide the workings of the gas effect underneath - more often than not these are within the price of the fireplace however if there is not one on the picture then this is an additional to order of around £ 25 - £ 35
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eslsys needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 157 designs submitted by 33 freelance designers.
To any designer entering for the first time, we have a number of similar concepts already - would like to see something new if you are entering!
An interesting challenge for a designer to come up with a minimalist design, we are looking for a look and feel concept only with no coding.
See the detailed brief for more information, a layout draft and design notes and a link to our logo!
We are a startup and havedeveloped a web portal for IT contract professionals and companies looking torecruit suitably qualified people. Generally these people are contracted bycompanies for specific jobs for a set period of time - typically 3, 6 or 12 months.
The norm is that recruiters findIT people for these companies and take a substantial portion of salary as a feefor doing this.
Our portal will establish acommunity of companies with roles to fill and qualified people who are availableto undertake the role. The portal provides both companies and contractors witha lot more functionality and service than they currently get.
Our logo (from 99designs) conveysthe community feel we wanted, a link to the design is available below.
We are looking for a new websitedesign with very much a minimalist feel, no clutter and focus of attention tobe drawn to the key messages on the website.
We do not require any coding, justdeliver a layered psd and we will cut it up ourselves and incorporate yourdesign into our coding. We would like you to keep notes of font details youhave used and let us have these as part of delivery – they will be incorporatedinto css for the website.
A key feature of our website will bethat there will be no scrolling, it will consist of a header and footer andcontent in between with no need for scrolling. Navigation will be clear andconcise; you find your required content in a targeted 2 and at most 3 clicks.This is probably not relevant to you designers but we wanted to give you anidea of where we are going with this site.
Smashing magazine has a greatarticle of minimalist design here, have a look at the showcase but you shouldscroll down further in the article to see the key design messages andsuggestions particularly the section on whitespace and/or solid colours.
Also have a look at this ZDnetarticle, its short and should help you see where we want to focus attention inthe website design http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=2776
There are no restrictions ondesigners once you follow the minimalist brief, feel free to change the layoutas you see fit and we will comment in feedback.
You can find a layout draft,accompanying notes and the logo here:
(if you're having any hassle withmediafire let me know and I'll copy the notes in here and figure something outwith the jpg)
Our logo has 2 colours, the orangeis pantone 021 C and the grey is pantone 431 C
Finally we will be releasing thewebsite for test in two versions, an alpha test version and a beta testversion. Please include a layer in your design with the word 'alpha' and alayer with the word 'beta' most likely in the header – we will turn theselayers off as appropriate when we cut up the design for the website.
If you have any questions orcomments, please let us know and we will clarify for you. Hope the brief is ok and sorry if it's toolong
Here are some websites which aregood examples:
http://www.dubberly.com/ - attention is immediately drawn to their key message
http://99designs.com/ - don't like the panels for Popular Design contests andPopular Designs, otherwise this website is a great example
http://seogroup.com/ - again, great and clear position of their message and gooddesign
http://www.shuteyereport.com/ - don't like the layout but clear messaging is good
http://benjamindavid.cc/ - a little too busy but really nice design
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Ever since Pinterest, a digital bulletin board, debuted a couple of years ago, individuals, organizations and businesses have found creative ways to show off their wares, wants, services or work.
Pinterest, the latest craze in social media, operates much like a board where users "pin" photos (or text) of what they love and others can see it in a digital collection.
While most people pin clothing or food they like, home goods they want or the latest arts and crafts project they completed, Catholic Relief Services recently found a loftier use.
"We want to pin your prayers," they wrote on the recently created board.
The board is called "Pin-A-Prayer."
CRS is gathering prayer intentions that can be added to the collection by "pinning" a particular prayer to the CRS board or typing "@Catholic Relief Services" in the text of a prayer intention entry by those who use Pinterest.


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The whole world on my dick, I cannot wait
Keep the .45 on my side like a prom date
Me and two shooters, twin Glocks with the rubric
Don't look when he's shooting, just pop in and do it
Got the same gun that Pac did in juice
Seen niggas snitch, cops let him loose
What I gotta do I don't respect those rules
Fake niggas hate mirrors I can see right through
Come on my team you can push white too
Late nights I was out, late nights with the snake bites
Don't get back 'til you gettin' all the cake right
Seen a pimp nigga make a bitch really hate life
Wanna be a g, I'mma show you what this k like
Only see red like I'm pressing on the brake lights
Grew up in the 90s, way too grimy
Really love the hood but they hate when you shining
My gun gon' blind 'em
Niggas did me bad that's the fucking last time I'mma show you 'bout mine
Had to slow down cause it's all about time
People stuttered on me but I still push a line
You talkin' bout a bitch but it's money on my mind
Niggas in jail doin' time like Shyne
Tip off the court cause they still dropping dimes
You can fuck his bitch but you can't touch mine
Niggas like me understand Spike Lee cause he got game
Made dope in the house so he got flame
Growing up that's how I got my name
Bagging up zips everywhere my hideout
Clips in the bag just in case I ride out
We coming with .9s and guns from Texas
We all in the hood like that 2 door Lexus
You can play the game just don't forget the exit
The cops gon' arrest you
What you gonna do when you laying on the stretcher?
You lost your soul, just a picture on the dresser
So many niggas die
I think niggas like killin niggas they faggots (bitch ass niggas)
I'm really from the hood what the fuck is ratchet?
I don't gotta make jokes I'm not a bastard
I did a lot of dirt and I got a lot of baggage (damn)
Got this shit on lock, yeah
Got this shit on lock, yeah
I got this shit on lock, Lil B
Got the shit on lock
[Verse Two]
One nigga cop out, everybody watch out
I'mma bring the Tec like the high school drop out
You don't wanna block out, you can't block me
Bitch niggas deaf cause all you do is watch me
I'm in the hood like Africans at swap meets
"He ain't hard" but them niggas couldn't knock me
Got hit hard but them niggas couldn't drop me
Next week drop a half a million cause I'm sloppy
I keep the gun like the kids with Tamagotchis
King like Rodney, serve two fiends with the Johnny
Serve a little cream at the party
Stay in the street like them boys riding Harleys
Shouts out to my nigga on the motorbikes
I love you for life
Shout out to Mike, head first when I dump at night
Any piece I write I'm based for life
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Through the website Periodika, the Latvian National Library offers digital scans of newspapers from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Most newspaper editions available are from the 1920s and 1930s.
The user interface is available in Latvian and in English, though, obviously, the newspapers themselves are in Latvian (with the exception of one German-language and two Russian-language newspapers). They are also searchable – but with a few things to note:
- They have been digitized for search purposes by OCR (optical character recognition) – this means that it isn't perfect. If you rely only on searches, you might not find everything you are looking for. If you know what you are looking for and when, it is also a good idea to scan through the paper yourself to see if the OCR didn't pick it up.
- Diacritic marks matter. When I looked up the surname of one of my great-grandfathers: "Lukins" gave me different results than "Lūkins" did (but both search results included him, since sometimes the diacritic was used and sometimes it wasn't). So if the name you are looking for uses diacritics, search for the name both with and without them.
- If the name you're searching for resembles another Latvian word, put it in quotation marks. When I just searched for Francis (a family surname), without quotation marks, it also modified that to include Francija (France) as a result. But if I put "Francis" with quotation marks, I got closer to results I was looking for without having to wade through articles about France. However, this also runs the risk of leaving out the name when it is declined into various cases, so use this with caution, and run some more searches with the name in its declined forms.
I found articles that referred to three of my great-grandparents, and I'm still looking through all of the Saeima (Parliament) meeting notes that include my great-grandfather Augusts Lūkins, who was a member of the 3rd and 4th Saeima. A great find to learn more about these family members!
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August 21, 2008
Case Western Reserve President Snyder remembers Stephanie Tubbs Jones as Political Pioneer, University Friend
To the Case Western Reserve University Community:
Stephanie Tubbs Jones with Barbara Snyder
I share with all of you profound sorrow at the sudden death of Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones, one of our most distinguished alumnae.
A graduate of both Flora Stone Mather College and our School of Law, Stephanie emerged as one of Ohio's modern-day political pioneers. She was the first female and first African-American to serve as prosecutor in Cuyahoga County, the first African-American woman to serve as a judge for the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas and the first African-American woman from Ohio elected to the U.S. House of Representatives.
But for all of these historic accomplishments, what always struck me most about Stephanie was her capacity to bring joy to others.
I cannot recall a single conversation with Stephanie where she didn't make me smile or laugh. She had such energy, character and genuine affection for people—you couldn't help but feel uplifted even after just a few moments in her presence. Certainly Stephanie took her professional roles seriously; she was committed to justice and equitable treatment for all, and worked relentlessly to advance those goals. Yet she always demonstrated a sense of exuberant engagement in the activities of the day—whether seeking to mediate a teachers' strike in Maple Heights or campaigning for Hillary Clinton across the country. You knew she loved what she did. You knew she loved making a difference in people's' lives.
Stephanie was such a friend to her alma mater. She attended Commencements and Convocations, hosted our annual GospelFests and even served as a Grand Marshal in our Homecoming Parade. She spoke frequently of her pride in being a "double graduate" of Case Western Reserve University, sometimes joking that she cared for the place so much she chose a home across the street from our campus. She maintained close friendships with classmates and even her undergraduate dean, Patricia Kilpatrick.
"I loved her so much," Stephanie once said of Pat, "I had Mervyn on her birthday."
Our hearts go out to Mervyn Jones II, who has lost his wonderful mother only five years after his father died. Just as Stephanie proved to be such a wonderful and kind supporter of our university, so too will we seek to provide him and the rest of her family with whatever comfort we can in this trying time.
Death always challenges us, never more so than when it strikes without warning. Amid our shock and disbelief, we search for explanations to make sense of what we cannot hope to understand. I am no exception. Today I recalled the funeral service for Rosa Parks, when Oprah Winfrey spoke of meeting a civil rights giant who proved "petite, almost delicate" in person. Oprah continued:
"After our first meeting I realized that God uses good people to do great things. And I'm here today to say a final thank you…"
Today, we at Case Western Reserve University say the same to Stephanie Tubbs Jones—and I know we are just some of many.
If you would like to join our community and me in remembering Stephanie Tubbs Jones, please feel free to record your thanks and memories or read the reflections of others at http://blog.case.edu/alumni.
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Duke AD looks ahead after Blue Devils came 'close' in 17-18
By JOEDY McCREARY
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Duke took a step forward during the recently completed academic year. Athletic director Kevin White thinks the Blue Devils can do even better.
Duke finished 11th in the final standings for the Director's Cup, awarded annually to the school with the best performance in all sports. That's a significant improvement from the school's No. 32 finish in 2016-17, and it could have been even better.
Duke had seven teams that White described as "knocking on the door to win a national championship" - including in men's basketball, the school's flagship program - but none did.
"We were close. Could have been better, quite frankly," White said in an interview with The Associated Press. "But we aspire to be a single-digit Director's Cup program. And when I'm saying that, we think we can be as good as anybody in the country. We've got a phenomenal brand, a great university, wonderful kids, great coaches and a highly aspirational place. That's kind of what the expectation is, and the expectation is put on all of us by ourselves, and that's what we're trying to do here."
The Blue Devils' highest-profile near-miss came in men's basketball, which was a rimmed-out shot against Kansas from reaching the Final Four for the third time since 2010. The men's lacrosse team reached the NCAA championship game but lost to Yale, and the baseball team made its first super regional but fell one victory shy of its first College World Series appearance since 1961.
As for the upcoming 2018-19 season, White said he "can't get my head around next year yet" but that while several key programs could face a rebuilding season, "I think we've got a chance to be pretty good." The men's basketball team figures to enter the season as a national title contender once again with another recruiting class full of potential one-and-done players and the football team returns 16 starters from the group that won the Quick Lane Bowl.
The various construction projects on the campus in Durham are drawing to a close, with renovations at Wallace Wade Stadium and the new plaza linking it to Cameron Indoor Stadium completed.
White says the department is considering improvements to the men's and women's basketball locker rooms at Cameron "in the not-too-distant future," though the specifics aren't quite ready. He added that some "pretty modest projects, in terms of dollar volume" are scheduled for tennis and field hockey facilities.
The next big goal for the department, White said, is endowment, and he said the school is "thinking about, strategically, how to go out into the marketplace and make that happen." He declined to say what the fundraising goal might be.
"We really want to make a hard run at endowment, so our next campaign - and even before we ramp up to campaign, we really want to turn our attention to growing our endowment pretty dramatically," he said. "We need long-term stability. ... We are endeavoring to play at the highest level, and that takes resources. ... That's what our next 3-4-5 years need to be all about here."
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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; http://www.nola.com/saints/t-p/index...4167277230.xml Numbers add up to a mediocre season for Saints Thursday January 01, 2004 By Brian Allee-Walsh Staff writer The only numbers that truly count are "8" and "8." But one must go inside the Saints' final record to fully ...
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Numbers add up to a mediocre season for Saints
Thursday January 01, 2004
By Brian Allee-Walsh
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The only numbers that truly count are "8" and "8."
But one must go inside the Saints' final record to fully comprehend why they are home for the holidays, and Carolina, Dallas, Green Bay, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Seattle are pursuing the right to represent the NFC in Super Bowl XXXVIII:
-- 20 lost fumbles, most in the NFL.
-- 32 sacks, 21st league-wide.
-- 27th in rushing defense.
-- 36 offensive touchdowns.
Let's begin with those numbers.
Quarterback Aaron Brooks fumbled 13 times, losing 10 (three in one game). He accounted for more lost fumbles than nine teams -- Tampa Bay (nine), Detroit (four), Dallas (eight), Chicago (nine), Kansas City (six), Cincinnati (seven), the New York Jets (six), Denver (six) and Houston (nine).
"You take away his fumbles, and everything else he did was outstanding," Saints coach Jim Haslett said Monday during his season-ending press conference.
"Twenty-four touchdown passes, only eight interceptions, almost 60 percent completion rate (59.1). He finished third in the NFC in passer rating (88.8). Obviously, (his performance) is going to be skewed by the fumbles."
In Haslett's first season in the Big Easy (2000), the Saints posted a franchise record 66 sacks. This season, they could only muster 32, two by their entire linebacking corps.
By comparison, former Saints linebackers Rickey Jackson and Pat Swilling twice had four sacks in one game during their careers.
Although the defense yielded 62 fewer points than a year ago, opponents averaged 140.1 rushing yards per game, 22.2 yards above the league average.
Only Kansas City, the New York Jets, Oakland, Atlanta and Houston allowed more per game.
The offense scored 36 touchdowns this season, down seven from a year ago.
Running back Deuce McAllister scored eight fewer touchdowns than in 2002 (16).
Oft-injured wide receiver Donté Stallworth scored eight touchdowns in 2002, only three this season.
"When you hold teams to 20 points in this league, you have a chance to win games," Haslett said. "We did it 11 times. We were No. 11 in the league in total offense, No. 3 in third-down efficiency, tied for seventh in the red zone. Our problem is we didn't score the amount of points we scored last year.
"We're a big-play offense. We can run the ball and do some good things, but we need to have Donté, Jerome Pathon and Joe Horn on the field."
In the return game, specialist Michael Lewis was reduced to a mere mortal this season after shattering the NFL record for combined kickoff and punt return yardage in 2002.
He scored three touchdowns in '02, none this season. His longest return covered 53 yards.
Asked his biggest disappointment this season -- offense, defense or special teams -- Haslett said: "I'd probably say special teams, because I don't think you could duplicate what we did last year. The things that hurt us most were the missed extra point (against Jacksonville), the blocked field goal (against Philadelphia) and the blocked punt (against Tampa Bay)."
Add it all up, and the numbers don't lie.
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And I realized that all this time I've been knitting socks and scarves, I could have been knitting lingerie for myself! LOL But since those patterns aren't on their website, I guess I'll just have to content myself with socks.
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So, keeping the same cute ruffle cuff, I ripped the rest of the stitches out and did a pattern called "Buzz" instead. It's a cute honeycomb kind of pattern. Sweet, don't you think? And I finished the sock off with a "pedicure toe". Basically this is just a ribbed knit cuff that allows your toes to peek out.
I did what is called a short row heel (not sure why). It came out ok, but not perfect. The stitches are a little loose and I'm not sure how to tighten them up for next time.
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