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FORT WORTH, Texas (August 24, 2018) – A former two-sport athlete at Hebron High School in Carrollton, Texas, is set to make history this weekend in one of NASCAR's national racing series.
Jesse Iwuji (pronounced A-WOO-G), a surface warfare officer and lieutenant in the United States Navy, will become the first active duty naval officer to start a NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race when the green flag flies Sunday at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park in Ontario (1:30 p.m. CT, FOX Sports 1). He will be driving the No. 34 Chevrolet Silverado for Reaume Brothers Racing.
"It's going to be a really cool experience, but something I think a lot of people who are out there serving can see and hopefully it helps inspire them and motivate them to go after their goals and dreams because it's something a lot of people think they can't do or couldn't do," the 31-year-old told NASCAR.com earlier this week. "Hopefully with me doing it now, just showing them, 'Hey it's possible, if you want to get into racing, you can do it. If you want to get into anything else in life that seems super out of reach, you can do it.' "
Born in Dallas, Iwuji was a First-Team, All-District outside linebacker on the football team and earned three letters in track while at Hebron High School before graduating in 2005. He was recruited by the U.S. Naval Academy, where he'd compete in both sports for all four years.
After graduating from the Naval Academy in 2010, Iwuji continued his service in the Navy, which included two deployments to the Arabian Gulf.
Iwuji always has had an affinity for racing, taking part in drag racing while in college and moving over to late model racing after graduating. He competed full-time in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West in 2016, finishing 10th in the point standings. He also was awarded the Diverse Driver Award, which is given to a minority/female driver who exemplifies outstanding performance both on and off the race track in encouraging awareness and interaction with NASCAR and motorsports.
Still an active duty officer in the Navy Reserve, Iwuji has 39 career starts in the K&N Pro Series East and West. Many of his sponsors along the way have had a military focus on background, including Zulu Audio, which is owned by a Naval Academy alum, and will be one of the sponsors on his No. 34 Chevy for Reaume Brothers Racing this weekend.


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How Much Does it Cost to Develop a Marketplace App Like Amazon/Etsy?Raja
These days online shopping is at its highest level, you might get it interesting to have your own marketplace on the web which can help you increase the ROI. Etsy, eBay, and Amazon are some big names which are big giants in the online shopping business. Definitely, it is their cash flow and range of customers which makes them the best and superior in the online marketplace.
According to a study, customers incline online marketplaces in order to find their desired items easily within the budget. It might be intriguing for you to know how to set up a marketplace like Amazon and Etsy.
With more than 600 million users active on the web, Etsy and Amazon are ruling the world. In this writing, we will describe "how much it costs to develop a marketplace app like Amazon or Etsy".
The cost to develop a marketplace app depends on the features and requirements you need in an app. Before going further it is important to know about e-commerce selling.
Marketplace and eCommerce app both are two different things. The eCommerce app is a type of single-seller online shopping store. On the other hand, the eCommerce marketplace is known for retailers or multi-vendors.
Also, the cost of eCommerce app development and marketplace both varies according to the functionality and features required by a client.
According to the 2017 eCommerce marketplace statistics, the business of online shopping was near about $2.3 trillion. And, because of rapid growth in the sales of this sector the market will hit $4.5 trillion till 2021 (based on a Statista report).
Types of Online Marketplace
- eCommerce is all about selling, purchasing, and services offered by resellers and merchants
- Buyer-oriented e-marketplace
- Supplier-oriented e-marketplace
- Vertical and Horizontal e-marketplaces
- Independent e-marketplace
- eCommerce Target Audience
- B2B (Business to Business)
- B2C (Business to Customer)
- C2C (Customer to Customer)
Marketplace App Development- Features
Easy Registration Process
It sounds very easy to achieve, not every marketplace app provides a hassle-free registration process to its users, and it is the main cause behind the increase in mobile app uninstall count.
So, to keep your visitors and turn them into potential customers it is very necessary to make the registration process as small as possible.
Social Media Integration
Social media is the biggest way of getting customers to eCommerce marketplace application.
It is not just about a one-tap login. You need to provide an easy entry into your application. The users should be facilitated to get into your application with a few taps via Twitter, Gmail or Facebook or any other social platform.
It is a matter of promoting your marketing process on social media platforms and allowing the customers to share their buy, reviews, discounts and referral coupons with their friends and others.
Multiple Payment Options
Customers have different mindset and way of making payments on the web. So, it is always beneficial to provide multiple payment options to your customers by using different payment gateways.
It may increase Amazon clone app cost but also help your customers to make their payments via debit card, credit card, Cash on delivery and PayPal etc.
Additional Features
- Multilingual
- Multi-currency Support
- Subscription
- Google Map Integration
- Auto-tax Calculation
- Predictive Search
- Product Tracking
Want to Build a Marketplace App For Your Business?
Our marketplace mobile app development services help to improve your customer's engagement through highly interactive iOS & Android apps. We have a solution tailor-made for your unique needs to improve your business reach, efficiency & customer retention.
Let's check out the main features that a marketplace app must have to support the three main elements of an eCommerce store:
Key Features of the Market of Marketplace App for Users
- Social & Sign-up Login
- Product listing with features
- Product detail page
- Ratings & reviews
- Favourites listing
- Questions & Answers
- User profile
- Billing & shipping addresses
- Delivery status
- Add to cart
- Checkout page
- Order history & tracking
Key Features of the Market of Marketplace App for Sellers
- Social and Sign-up Login
- The product, order, returns, and inventory management
- Reports & analysis
- Offers & discounts
- Settlement module
- Feedback & seller support
- Notifications
- Ratings & reviews
Key Features of the Market of Marketplace App for Admin
- User & admin user management
- Product & seller management
- Logistics & banner management
- Offers & discount management
- Payment & refunds management
- Category management
- Feedback & support
- Reports & analysis
The Cost to Develop a Marketplace App like Amazon/Etsy
It is a typical task to calculate the exact app development cost because as said before it depends on the requirements.
The cost of the marketplace and other types of eCommerce application depends on the number of functional features and the time that is required to develop the application by a developer.
Based on the functions we can calculate the cost according to three main factors – Wireframing, Designing, and Development.
In this process, a rough template or prototype model of the mobile app is developed to give the basic idea about the functioning of the app to the developers and the clients.
It may cost around $700-$1,100.
Design of an app is responsible for getting the attention of customers towards your application. The GUI and flexibility that you present to your visitors make a big platform for its acceptance in the market.
For an eye-catching and intricate design, it would cost around $6,500 to $9,500.
It is the final implementation of the ideas and design in developing an application with coding. Here developers add the type of Amazon app features you need in your application. The development cost of a marketplace application depends on two factors – the number of functional features and the resources required to be added in the development.
Considering both things the cost to develop a marketplace application is somewhere around $40,000 to $90,000.
Cost of developing a marketplace app like Amazon and Etsy also depends on the countries. Let's check out the cost according to countries.
Developers from Different Countries Have Different Hourly Rates:
- In Eastern-Europe Based Company: $50-$150/hour
- In U.S. Based Company: $80-$250/hour
- India-based Company: $20-$80/hour
- Wireframe: $700-$1,100
Department Wise Cost Structure:
- Front-end & Back-end Development: $9,000-$12,000
- QA & Testing: $4,000-$5,000
- UX/UI Design: $2,000-$3,000
Also, it is not possible to run Amazon-like applications on a single platform. The best idea is to run this type of app run of different platforms like Windows, Android, iOS, and Web. You are required to use these platforms based on your budget.
Based on the requirement, if you need to develop a customized e-marketplace application, you need to spend more to get all the benefits.
The initial cost would come around $8,000 to $20,000. For a single platform the development cost would come near $25,000 to $50,000.
Related Articles:
- How Much Does It Cost to Design, Develop and Launch a Mobile App?
- How to Hire the Best Mobile App Developers Every Time
- The Ultimate Mobile App Development Guide with Valuable Tips from Industry Experts
- 10 Crucial Features for an On-Demand Services App
- Top 10 Innovative Mobile App Ideas To Fuel Your Startups In 2020

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Distinguished Lecture Series
Coming Spring 2019
Dr. Ahsan Kareem, University of Notre Dame
Robert M. Moran Professor of Engineering and Director of the NatHaz Modeling Laboratory
President, International Association for Wind Engineering
President-elect of ASCE to speak at S&T
Dr. K.N. Gunalan (Guna) will present a talk, "Engineering the Future" at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 13, in Room 125 of Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Guna is vice president of alternative delivery at AECOM, based in Salt Lake City, and president-elect of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
His talk will touch on the grand challenges we face as a society now and into the future — particularly in investing and maintaining infrastructure to improve the quality of life in the United States and globally.
The American Society of Civil Engineers represents more than 150,000 members of the civil engineering profession in 177 countries. Founded in 1852, ASCE is the nation's oldest engineering society.
construction engineering expert to speak
Dr. Cliff Schexnayder, Arizona State University
National Academy of Construction
Friday, March 8 | Butler-Carlton Hall
Clifford J. Schexnayder is an eminent scholar emeritus at the Del E. Webb School of Construction at Arizona State University. He received his Ph.D. in civil engineering from Purdue University, and his master's and bachelor's degrees in civil engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology. A construction engineer with over 50 years of practical experience, Schexnayder has worked with major heavy/highway construction contractors as a field engineer, estimator, and corporate chief engineer. Additionally, he served with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on active duty and in the reserves, retiring as a colonel. His last assignment was as executive director, directorate of military programs, Office of the Chief of Engineers, Washington, D.C.
Hurst/McCarthy Professorship
The Hurst/McCarthy Professorship was established through a combined $1 million gift from alumnus Michael Hurst, CE'74, and his wife, Barbara, along with McCarthy Building Companies, where Hurst worked for more than three decades before his retirement as president and chief operating officer in 2007. Founded as a family business in 1864, McCarthy is one of the oldest privately held construction firms in the nation.
Coming Spring 2019
Speaker: TBD
Vernon and Maralee Jones Chair of Civil Engineering
Vernon and Maralee Jones endowed the chair in 1997 as part of the university's Full Circle Campaign. Vernon Jones, who earned a degree in civil engineering from the university in 1953, is the former president of The Williams Company, an energy and communications company in Tulsa.
asphalt leader to deliver lecture
Rebecca McDaniel, Purdue University
Technical Director, North Central Superpave Center
Longtime active member of the Transportation Research Board (TRB)
2 p.m. | Thursday, Jan. 31 | Room 125 Butler-Carlton Hall
Dr. Rebecca McDaniel is technical director of the North Central Superpave Center at Purdue University, a position she has held since 1995. In her position, she works with agencies and industry in and beyond the region. She is responsible for research and technology transfer related to various aspects of asphalt materials, mixtures and pavements. McDaniel holds bachelors, masters and Ph.D. degrees in civil engineering from Purdue University and a bachelor's degree in English from Indiana University. She is a registered professional engineer in Indiana. McDaniel holds or has held various leadership roles with the Association of Asphalt Paving Technologists, ASTM, the Transportation Research Board's Asphalt Section, the Long Term Infrastructure Performance Program and others.
Missouri Asphalt Pavement Association (MAPA)
The Missouri Asphalt Pavement Association (MAPA) was incorporated in March of 1990 by Missouri asphalt contractors. The contractors had a desire to create an association that would represent those contractors with a desire to uphold the highest standards of quality and ethics. The association was formed to represent the Missouri asphalt industry to the Missouri Department of Transportation, counties, cities, and the private sector, to promote the use of asphalt, to offer technical assistance and to provide the members current information about the industry.
expert in wastewater treatment technologies gives talk
Glen T. Daigger, University of Michigan
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
3:30 p.m. | Friday, Oct. 19 | Room 120 Butler-Carlton Hall
Dr. Glen T. Daigger will present, "Closing the Knowing/Doing Gap." In his lecture, he will discuss available and developing approaches to plan and implement evolutionary and adaptable urban water management infrastructure. Daigger is a professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He also founded One Water Solutions LLC, a water engineering and innovation firm. Daigger previously served as senior vice president and chief technology officer for CH2M HILL where he was employed for 35 years, and as professor and chair of environmental systems engineering at Clemson University in South Carolina.
mathes distinguished lecture series
The Mathes Distinguished Lecture is made possible through the generous gifts of John Mathes, CE'67, MS CE'68. Mathes and his wife, Susan, established the university's first endowed faculty position under a program that matched state funding with private gifts. In 2006, they made an additional gift to elevate that professorship to the Mathes Chair in Environmental Engineering. John has remained an active and dedicated alumnus to his alma mater. He was instrumental in forming Project 2000 to unite the department and its alumni in their efforts to enhance the quality of the program and served on the Vision 2020 planning committee to expand Butler-Carlton Hall. He was appointed a member of the University of Missouri System Board of Curators, a Missouri S&T trustee, and is an elected member of the Academy of Civil Engineers. In 2011, he was named one of Missouri S&T's inaugural class of Alumni of Influence.
Geomo keynote presentation
New speaker announced for Prakash lecture
Dr. Ahmed Elgamal will present a lecture at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, May 9, in Room 125 Butler-Carlton Hall as part of the Shamsher and Sally Prakash Distinguished Lecture Series in Geotechnical Engineering. Dr. W.D. Liam Finn, the speaker originally scheduled to deliver the address, will not be able to do so due to health-related issues that prevent him from traveling.
Elgamal's lecture is titled "Bridge-Ground Systems: Recorded Seismic Response, Shake Table Experiments, and Computational Simulation."
Elgamal is a professor of geotechnical engineering at the University of California, San Diego's Jacobs School of Engineering and served as chair of the structural engineering department 2003-2007. Before joining UCSD, Elgamal was a faculty member at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Columbia University, and technical director for the Rensselaer Geotechnical Centrifuge Research Center. He holds a bachelor's degree from Cairo University and a master's degree and Ph.D. from Princeton University. He served as a research fellow at the California Institute of Technology.
Elgamal is a recipient of the Shamsher Prakash Award and the National Science Foundation's Presidential Young Investigator Award. He is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
shamsher and sally prakash lecture series
This series is made possible through a generous gift from Shamsher and Sally Prakash. Dr. Shamsher Prakash joined the department of civil engineering in 1978 as an associate professor in geotechnical engineering and has since influenced a generation of graduates and peers. Retiring in 2000, he is now a professor emeritus. Shamsher has made several contributions to the field of geotechnical earthquake engineering, in which he is recognized for advancing soil dynamics and earthquake engineering. He is a pioneer in the liquefaction of silts and clays and soil-pile-structure interactions.
expert on water resourcees and navigation engineering to give lessons on leadership
Paul F. Boulos, Digital Water Works
2:30 p.m. | Friday, April 26 | Room 120 Butler-Carlton Hall
Paul Boulos will present, "Lessons on Leadership — Building and Sustaining Great Companies: Why do some companies fail and other succeed?" During his lecture, he will discuss why many companies achieve success. A few achieve great success. But none of them seem to be able to sustain success for a long period of time. And many fail. The numbers reveal a dismal story: 75 percent of venture-backed startups fail, and the failure rate of all U.S. companies after 5 years is over 50 percent, and over 70 percent after 10 years. In this presentation, we will examine the factors that cause this decline; specifically, the critical role of leadership and culture.
Dr. Paul F. Boulos is a highly dynamic engineering and technology business leader and philanthropist. He is currently serving as chief executive officer of Digital Water Works, a new type of engineering services provider dedicated to innovating exclusively for the global water and wastewater industry by strategically bringing the power of digital twin solutions for smarter, more sustainable and resilient wet infrastructure.
stueck distinguished lecture series
The Neil and Maurita Stueck Distinguished Lecture Series for Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering is made possible by a fund established by Maurita Stueck to honor her late husband, Neil Stueck, a 1943 civil engineering graduate of the university. One of the objectives of the Series is to bring our engineering students additional outside perspectives on issues, problems, or concerns facing our country.
Previous Stueck Lecturers have included:
- Dr. Gene Corley, who led the federal investigation into the 9/11-collapse of the World Trade Center's twin towers, as well as the principal investigator of the 1995 bombing and collapse of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. Dr. Corley's lecture was titled: "An Engineering Analysis of the 9/11 Attacks."
- Dr. Marc Edwards, the Lunsford Professor of Civil Engineering at Virginia Tech and a McArthur Fellow. Dr. Edwards' lecture was titled: "The Science of Things That Aren't."
- Dr. Henry Petroski, the Alexandar Vesic Professor of Civil Engineering at Duke University and prolific author on topics of design, success and failure and the history of engineering and technology. Dr. Petroski's lecture was titled: "Success and Failure in Engineering: A Paradoxical Relationship."
- Dr. Bruce Rittman, Director of the Swette Center for Environmental Biotechnology, Arizona State University. Dr. Rittman's lecture was titled: "Making Research Meet Practice in Environmental Biotechnology."
- Dr. Ken Hover, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Cornell University and Past President of ACI. Dr. Hover's lecture was titled: "The Exciting First Day in the Life of Concrete."
- Dr. Wayne Clough, President Emeritus of Georgia Institute of Technology and Past Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. Dr. Clough's lecture was titled: "Climate Change – An Engineering Grand Challenge for our Age."
- Dr. Man-Chung Tang, world authority on cable-stayed bridges and member, National Academy of Engineering. Dr. Tang's lecture was titled: "Innovation." @font-face { font-family: Wingdings; }@font-face { font-family: "Cambria Math"; }@font-face { font-family: Calibri; }p.MsoNormal, li.MsoNormal, div.MsoNormal { margin: 0cm 0cm 0.0001pt; font-size: 12pt; font-family: "Calibri", sans-serif; }.MsoChpDefault { font-family: "Calibri", sans-serif; }div.WordSection1 { }ol { margin-bottom: 0cm; }ul { margin-bottom: 0cm; }


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Car Rental in Ontario, CA: Your Base for Rental Cars in the Inland Empire
Most visitors to the greater Los Angeles area travel to Ontario to take advantage of the less packed Ontario International Airport, an excellent alternative to the very busy Los Angeles International Airport. The Ontario International Airport is an excellent location at which to pick up your rental car in order to navigate the greater Los Angeles area independently and comfortably. Here is a brief guide to finding the cheapest rental cars in Ontario, California.
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Rental cars are available in 3 locations throughout Ontario, California, including the Ontario Airport, and in East and West Ontario. The rate for rental cars in Ontario, California typically starts at $37 a day for short-term rentals and as low as $25 a day for longer-term rentals.
How to Find Cheap Rental Cars in Ontario, CA
The Ontario Airport is the cheapest location in Ontario, California to book your rental car, though you can also often find fairly good rates in Ontario East, particularly for longer-term rental car contracts. Nevertheless, the Ontario International Airport (ONT) offers the cheapest prices for rental cars in the region, regardless of what time of year you rent your car.
Economy rental cars do sell out quickly during the summer season in Ontario, so it is prudent to book your rental car well in advance if you are planning on visiting the greater Los Angeles area between June and August. You can expect prices to be higher for rental cars—as well as accommodations—during the busiest tourist months of the year, July and August, whether or not economy rental cars are still available.
Keep an eye out for discounts offered by rental car companies, such as Thrifty. These discounts typically start at 17% and often make the price of premium rental cars far more affordable in Ontario, California.
Tips to Driving Your Rental Car in Ontario, California
Ontario, California is just one municipality in the arid Inland Empire, a group of cities and neighborhoods that provides housing to the huge number of employees that commute to Los Angeles each morning. Most residents of Ontario and other nearby municipalities commute between their homes and work areas via car, meaning that the cities of the Inland Empire are best navigated via rental car during your visit. Here are some further tips to driving your rental car in and around Ontario, California.
Rush hour in Ontario, California:
- Particularly because so many residents of Ontario work outside of the city, rush hour westbound is pretty bad in the mornings. Avoid driving in the direction of Los Angeles between 7 and 9 in the morning. Likewise, you'll want to avoid joining the vast majority of commuting Ontario residents on the roads in the evenings. Most residents of Ontario return from Los Angeles between 4 and 7 pm.
Parking your rental car in Ontario, California:
- Most stores, theaters, and other locations throughout Ontario and other Inland Empire cities will offer customers free parking, typically up to 2 hours at a time. While you may have to pay to park on the street in the central-most parts of Ontario, parking is typically not much of a problem this far outside of Los Angeles.
- The closer you get to the oceanside and to downtown Los Angeles, the more you will have to pay for parking. But you can often take advantage of Park and Ride parking lots, the vast majority of which are free throughout the counties of Riverside and San Bernardino.
Toll roads near Ontario, California:
- Most of the tolled highways in California are located about 45 minutes southeast of Ontario. These tolled highways link Long Beach to San Juan for the most part and include Highways 73, 261, 241, and 133. You can typically expect to pay between $4 and $8 on these tolled highways, depending on which toll road you use, whether you use it during peak travel time, and how far along that toll road you travel.
- All tolls are charged electronically in California, which means that if you do drive along these roads in your Ontario rental car, your license plate will be photographed and the toll will be passed along to you by your rental car company. If you plan on frequently driving along Californian toll roads during your visit to Ontario, ask your rental car company if your car has been outfitted with a FasTrak transponder. It is also recommended that you ask your rental car company if surcharges apply to your use of electronic toll roads and / or the FasTrak transponder.


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How to make the most of millennial employees
Millennials have a bad reputation. We've all heard about how they're lazy and self-entitled. But you know what? They're not. They're just different from those who came before. They grew up in a completely different world, so it makes complete sense that they operate in a different way.
Millennials aren't lazy, they're actually really productive. They've just figured out how to minimise the effort to get the maximum results. As Lifehack puts it:
"Next time you think a 20-something employee is just being lazy, have a closer look at his productivity time. He might just have written a simple code to do copy-pasting for him and now enjoys longer lunches while the job is still being done by itself."
If you invest in millennial employees, you'll see just how much of an asset they can really be. But you can't just hire millennials and expect them to stay. You have to keep them interested. Here's how.
Don't treat them like aliens
One thing millennials hate is being talked down to. They get that they're different. They fully understand they exist in an alternative universe to their older counterparts. And that's why respect is so important to them. Because they operate in a different space, it's hard for older employers to relate to them. They feel like they're looked down on because they're always on their phones and telling their story on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Stay away from uttering "kids today" under your breath. Millennials work hard and are ambitious and they want you to notice that.
No, they don't expect praise because they showed up at work on time. They want to be told they're doing a good job when they are. And it's not because they're needy. It's because they want to excel at their job and they won't know where their strengths lie unless you tell them.
Let them mix up work and play
Millennials don't want to work for nine hours a day, go home exhausted, sleep and do it all again the next day. They don't want to sit at a desk, staring at a screen, creating spreadsheets and graphs. But who does? The only difference between the older crowd and millennials is that the former gave into that life and the latter refuses to.
Add a social element to work. Let people chat around the coffee machine. Encourage team bonding. Let them wear what they want if they don't have to deal with clients. Don't get upset when they browse through social media while on the job. You'll find if you let them do things their way, they'll be more productive and give their job all they've got. They want to work, but they also want to enjoy what they do.
Upskill them
Millennials don't want to do the same thing every day. They want to advance in their careers, learn new things and acquire new skills. Becoming stagnant is something many millennials fear. So send them on a finance course for non-financial managers or get someone in a senior position to mentor them. You should also keep an eye out on where they can grow in the company. For example, you may find an account manager who excels at design.
The working world is only just starting to wake up to the fact that millennials may be the very thing to shake up the workplace for the better. So, find some great millennials, employ them and hold onto them.


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ATP Cincinnati: Alexander Zverev hits 20 double faults and rock bottom!
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Alexander Zverev lost the eighth match to a player from outside the top-50 in the mediocre season he has had so far, and the worst thing for him is that doesn't stand as a big deal anymore! The German has somehow scored 30 wins in 2019 but has never been the player from 2017 and 2018, hitting another early exit door in Cincinnati as Miomir Kecmanovic took him down 6-7, 6-2, 6-4 in two hours and 18 minutes for the first top-10 triumph!
The young Serb defeated Felix Auger-Aliassime on Monday and stood strong today as well, losing serve three times and taking full advantage of dreadful 20 double faults from Zverev, a source of every fifth point he claimed today!
As usual this year, Alexander struggled on the second serve, made too many errors in the pivotal moments and lost the ground on the return in sets two and three to propel Miomir through to the last 16. The German lost four points in a row on serve in the fourth game to hand Kecmanovic a break following a double fault, pulling it back in the very next game after a forehand error from Miomir to level the score at 3-3.
Miomir sprayed a backhand error at 4-4 to suffer another break and leave Zverev serving for the opener, only to ruin everything like countless times in the first seven and a half months of this season. Instead of bringing the set home, Alexander hit a double fault to get broken before finally securing the set with a half-volley winner at 6-4 in the tie break for a massive boost.
Kecmanovic saved a break point in the second game of the second set, moving in front following another double fault from Zverev at 2-2 and holding at 15 to cement the advantage. Making his misery on the court bigger and bigger, the German failed to land the serve in again in the final point of the seventh game, trailing 5-2 and allowing Miomir to hold with an ace for a 6-2 and the momentum ahead of the decider.
The Serb grabbed a break at 2-2 in the decider thanks to a terrible volley from Zverev who erased the deficit a few minutes later, breaking back to level the score at 3-3 and extend his chances. They were gone after the seventh game, though, netting a backhand to get broken for the second time in a row and ending his fifth Cincinnati appearance already after the first encounter when Miomir held in game ten to celebrate the career-best win so far, leaving Zverev in ruins after an awful performance.


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How much fun am I having???!
A lot!!!!
Fresh off a night filled with music (Vienna Boys Choir), I headed north the next morning to see/meet one of my favorite children's' book authors and illustrator…Jan Brett!
Can you believe she was in our neck of the woods? I certainly couldn't so I have NO choice but to load up my cameras and tote bags full of Jan's books!
And what a blast that was. I've featured Jan's books HERE , HERE, and HERE before on this blog. I never get tired of her immensely detailed artistry!
Her latest book features a sweet little chicken, Cinders, who is living a parallel life to a somewhat famous princess, Cinderella. She manages to give an old story a new twist and her chicken portraits are too cute!
Jan spent the first half of her presentation giving us a drawing demonstration, using techniques very similar to my college art professor! She made the creation of a chicken princess look easy!
Here's a link to her website where she has included a delightful video where she shares how to draw Cinder. This website, by the way, is chock full of good stuff. If you have children or grands who love to draw, steer them to her site!!
And to make the demo even better, her pet chickens were presented as she carefully lifted her beautiful Silkie and Phoenix poultry pets out of their posh cages.
Never heard of those varieties of chickens? Oh, baby, I have! Our middle son was a poultry enthusiast at an early age and we raised every known chicken breed to mankind…and a few not known! (Although we never had a Phoenix!) We had what some might call a Chicken Zoo, topped off with unheard breeds of turkeys, geese, ducks…you name it. As soon as his four sons were old enough to help with livestock, Middle Son had a chicken herd again. Only at his house!
I wouldn't mind having a few chickens again. It wouldn't be as much fun though. That kid would spend hours taking care of those birds. And talking to them. And I'm pretty sure there's not one person in the world who has taken as many photos of their pet chickens as this kid did! I have stacks and stacks of them!
But back to Jan…after her demo, she met her fans and signed a LOT of books, even personalizing some!
Her husband Joe Hearne, who plays the bass for the Boston Symphony Orchestra (these two just ooze talent!), drives the big, beautifully painted Cinders bus that transports them all over the USA.
Check out Jan's books. I promise you will be impressed with her artistic AND story-telling skills!


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4 Best Wheel Drones for Kids
This guide looks at wheel drones for beginners. These are affordable drones that provide children with an excellent introduction to flying quadcopters. They're lots of fun as they work on the ground and in the air.
|Mini-Drone Rolling Quad
|Working Time: 6 minutes
|Max Range: 65 feet
|Stunt racing capable, for indoor/outdoor use, Durable and crash-resistant.
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|Best Value
|Syma X9 RC Flying Car
|Working Time: 9-minutes
|Max Range: 164 feet
|Easy to switch between flight and land modes, two speed modes (High/Low).
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|Top Pick
|JJRC H23 Flying Charrioit
|Working Time: 8 minutes
|Max Range: 492+ feet
|Headless mode, 6-axis stabilizing gyro, one-key return-to-home (RTH).
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Wheel Drone Considerations
A typical drone review has a list of buying considerations. And the costlier the model, the longer the list. It's not necessary to set one's expectations too high with wheel drones, though. That said, you still want a product that meets certain needs and expectations.
Below are some of the quality features to look out for with wheel drones:
Headless Mode Explained
Headless mode is an invaluable feature, especially for kids learning how to fly. Drone pilots at the beginner level typically use a remote controller or RC for short. A regular RC has control sticks to fly the model in all directions. It can be tricky for a novice to work the RC and focus on the orientation of the drone. Well, you can fly without worrying about the alignment in headless mode.
All that means is that the control sticks fly the done in the direction you push them—that's it. It doesn't matter which way the nose points, hence the term "headless mode." In other words, there is no front, back, or sides. So, if the nose points to the side, the quad still flies forward when you push the control stick forward. The nose in this case, though, stays in a side-facing direction.
About this Guide
Wheel drone choices are few compared to regular quadcopters. That certainly makes choosing one easier. However, they're not all equal. The models on this page are the result of extensive research and the opinions of industry experts. Real user reviews also played a role in the final decision. The first three on the page are the Best Budget, Best Value, and the Top Pick.
4 Best Wheel Drones for Kids Comparison Table
The table below shows these models along with a couple of useful specs.
|Make and Model
|Playing Time
|Charging Time
|Mini-Drone Rolling Quadcopter W/ Wheels
|6 minutes
|9 minutes
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|Syma X9 RC Flying Car Quad for Kids
|9 minutes
|100 minutes
|Check Price
|JJRC H23 Flying Charrioit RC Drone Car
|8 minutes
|60 minutes
|Check Price
|Syma X9S RC Mini Flying Car Nerf Quad
|7 minutes
|100 minutes
|Check Price
1. Mini-Drone Rolling Quad W/ Wheels (Best Budget)
Editor's Rating: 4.6/5.0
The Best Budget pick is not a drone-car, but it does have wheels. It's a racer too and has lots of fun features to light up the faces of those just getting into flying robots.
The Mini Wheel-Drone Highlights
The best way to describe this mini/micro drone is as a rolling quadcopter. It's fast, agile, and helps kids to develop hand-to-eye coordination skills. You can even launch it by hand. The quad can roll up walls with its big wheels and walk across ceilings. It's also easy to operate. Kids can perform stunts and tricks like rolls, flips, dodges, and dives after a little practice.
This drone is tough and can stand up to plenty of nocks and collisions without causing damage. It has protective blade guards to keep the props and little fingers out of harm's way. The cool blue and red LED's add to the excitement and let the fun continue in the dark.
The Not So Good
The Top Race Micro Mini Rolling Quadcopter is for little and big kids (adults), but not toddlers. It's a small stunt racing drone, and it's super-quick and agile for a model in its class. That also means it takes some practice to grasp, so only buy this wheel drone for those with the patience to learn.
Unfortunately, these toys don't last too long on a full charge. The model here is lucky to get 6 minutes of playing time. The good news is the ultra-fast 9-minute charging. That's how long you'd want to give the motors to cool down between flights anyway, so the timing is perfect.
|Tech Specs
|Dimensions: 1.6″ x 1.6"
|Product Weight: 5.6 oz.
|Suitable age: 12+ years or younger under supervision
|Max Working Time: 6 minutes
|Max Range: 65 feet
|Battery: Built-in
|Charging Time: 9-minutes
|Controller: 2.4 GHz transmitter
|The Pros
|Stunt racing capable
|For indoor/outdoor use
|Hand launch
|Detachable roller wheels
|Durable build, crash-resistant
|Bright LED lights
|Protective blade guards
|Super-fast charging
|The Cons
|Takes a while to grasp
|Short flight time per charge
2. Syma X9 RC Flying Car/Quad for Kids (Best Value)
Editor's Rating: 4.5/5.0
The Best Value pick goes to a flying car that has radio-controlled land and a fly modes. Meet the Syma X9. It's an indoor/outdoor model that's surprisingly wind-resistant for a toy in its class.
The Syma X9 Highlights
Syma's X9 looks like a racing car from a bygone age, but appearance is deceptive. It's a futuristic hybrid model with four props on each corner. It looks gimmicky with its skinny wheels, but this puppy flies smoothly through the air and drives well on the ground. Takeoff and landings are the most exciting as it transitions from car to drone and vice versa. That's not something regular quads can do.
The high and low-speed modes provide a safe learner experience for beginners on land and in the air. The high-speed mode adds more fun and excitement once the youngsters gain a little confidence. The remote controller (RC) is responsive though restricted to only basic commands.
The Not So Good
The tires on the X9 are low-density foam and do a decent job of absorbing impact. What they're not so good at, though, is gripping. They may even come off with a little aggressive driving. Still, the X9 is all about compromises as a hybrid toy. It does exactly what it claims and no more. The battery life is disappointing (see specs below) though typical. And the charging time takes a frustrating 100 minutes.
|Tech Specs
|Dimensions: 16.6 x 10.7 x 3.3"
|Product Weight: 21.16 oz.
|Suitable age: 8+ years or younger under supervision
|Max Working Time: 9-minutes flight time, 8–9 minutes on land only
|Max Range: 164 ft. (50 meters)
|Battery: 3.7V 600mAh Li-poly
|Charging Time: 100-minutes
|Controller: 2.4G Transmitter
|The Pros
|Easy to switch between flight and land modes
|Fully-assembled ready to fly (RTF) and ready to run (RTR)
|Dual land & air modes
|Two speed modes (High/Low)
|Responsive to controls
|Stable flier
|The Cons
|Cheap,low-density foam tires
|Control restrictions
|Short flight time
3. JJRC H23 Flying Chariot RC Drone Car (Top Pick)
Editor's Rating: 4.7/5.0
This flying car is the GordVE GV008 JJRC H23, but don't let the name put you off. It's what the makers like to call their Flying Chariot. It also has a few more novice-friendly features than the other picks.
The Flying Chariot Highlights
The FLYCAR's four wheels use a coreless motor drive. That translates to a vehicle with efficient power and full-direction ground control. The speed switch provides users with High, Mid, and Low-speed options. The lower speeds and sponge wheels are ideal for driving and flying the model safely indoors. The driver can become the pilot whenever he or she decides it's time to take off.
Headless mode lets kids fly the drone without knowing its orientation. The one-key return is a GPS failsafe feature that brings the quad back at the touch of a button. A 3D flips and rolls function makes flying more fun and challenging. The bright LED's allow kids to fly in the dark. And the 6-axis gyro helps to keep the quadcopter stable and thus more comfortable to control during flights.
The Not So Good
There are some complaints from users about the vague instructions. Unclear user guides are often the result of poor translations. The good news is that there are plenty of YouTube video tutorials uploaded by other users. The short 8-minute playing time is another gripe though quite typical.
|Tech Specs
|Dimensions: 9.2 x 9.2 x 2.6"
|Product Weight: 23.2 oz.
|Suitable age: 12+ years or younger under supervision
|Max Working Time: 8 minutes
|Max Range: 492+ ft. (150+ meters)
|Battery: 3.7V 750mAh Li-poly
|Charging Time: 60-minutes
|Controller: 2.4Ghz 4CH transmitter
|The Pros
|Headless mode
|High/Mid/Low-speed switch
|Easy to fly/drive
|6-axis stabilizing gyro
|One-key return-to-home (RTH)
|360° flips and rolls
|Bright LED lights
|The Cons
|Vague instructions
|Short playing time
4. Syma X9S RC Mini Flying Car Nerf Quad
Editor's Rating: 4.4/5.0
Last on this list is another Syma, only this time it's the X9S Air Wheels RC Mini Flying Car. This model is an upgrade version to the original X9 and so costs a little more.
The Syma X9S Highlights
They call it the Flying Car Nerf Quadcopter; a 4-channel RC racing craft with land and air fly modes. This version comes with a headless mode to make flying easier for novice users. The 360° 3D eversion flips provide lots of excitement for kids in flight mode. And the 6-axis gyro keeps the quad stable in the air. This model has a modular design that makes maintenance quick and easy.
The X9S uses sturdy, high-strength plastic that's quite crash-resistant. Its two speed modes are valuable for newbie drivers/pilots. The low speed lets them get familiar with the FLYCAR before switching to high speed. It's reasonably nifty on land and in the air—for a toy. This flying car is sure to provide kids with lots of fun times indoors and outside. The product is available in two colors.
The Not So Good
Syma advertise the playing time at 10 minutes. A more realistic number is around 7-minutes on a full charge. The battery charging time is long at 100 minutes. The upgraded plastic tires are more durable than the original hard foam. Alas, they still have gripping limitations on smooth surfaces despite the upgrade. They are better, though, and they don't come away, so a definite improvement nonetheless.
|Tech Specs
|Dimensions: 12.6 x 4.3 x 12.6"
|Product Weight: 3.6 oz.
|Suitable age: 8+ years or younger under supervision
|Max Working Time: 7 minutes
|Max Range: 328 ft. (100m)
|Battery: 3.7V 600mAh Li-poly
|Charging Time: 100-minutes
|Controller: 2.4G transmitter
|The Pros
|Headless mode for easy flying
|Easy to operate on land and air
|6-axis stabilizing gyroscope
|Two speed modes (High/Low)
|Modular design
|Study build for a toy
|Night lights
|Two colors
|The Cons
|Exaggerated playing time
|Long charging time
|Limited grip on smooth surfaces
- Wheel Drone Considerations
- Headless Mode Explained
- About this Guide
- 4 Best Wheel Drones for Kids Comparison Table
- 1. Mini-Drone Rolling Quad W/ Wheels (Best Budget)
- The Mini Wheel-Drone Highlights
- The Not So Good
- 2. Syma X9 RC Flying Car/Quad for Kids (Best Value)
- The Syma X9 Highlights
- The Not So Good
- 3. JJRC H23 Flying Chariot RC Drone Car (Top Pick)
- The Flying Chariot Highlights
- The Not So Good
- 4. Syma X9S RC Mini Flying Car Nerf Quad
- The Syma X9S Highlights
- The Not So Good


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Seth Meyers Burns R. Kelly, Cable News, Music Biopics and More
Seth Meyers targeted R. Kelly, Beto O'Rourke and music biopics on Wednesday's edition of "Ya Burnt" on Late Night.
The first topic the host addressed in an occasionally midterm elections-themed edition of the segment was exit polls. "Hey, exit polls. You want to know who I voted for? Your mother," he said. "If I wanted an inaccurate guess at who was gonna win the election, I'd just ask The Huffington Post."
"Also, exit pollsters, stop hanging around elementary schools, you creeps," he continued. "You're like R. Kelly without the microphone."
The host then took on scented candles. "Hey kids, you love the smell of pie but hate the hassle of eating and enjoying it?" he asked. "Try scented candles. Nothing's more disappointing than walking into a kitchen that smells like cookies and finding out it's just a ball of wax."
The next item on the list was luggage carousels. "You're not a carousel. Carousels are fun. What you are is a luggage gutter. If I wanted to see something move this slowly, I'd just follow Robert Mueller's Russia investigation," he said. "Also, can we talk about the weird cardboard box covered in Saran wrap? It's been circling the baggage claim for 30 minutes, and I think I heard a muffled scream come from inside of it."
Meyers then referred to V-neck sweaters as a garment for "the man who thinks, 'This outfit could use a little more visible white undershirt.'"
"Hey marathons, if I wanted to waste my day watching someone travel 26 miles by foot, I'd binge-watch The Lord of the Rings," he said about his next "Ya Burnt" subject. He then compared the New York Marathon to "any other weekend in New York City, except the people going to the bathroom on the street are in much better shape."
He then took a moment to criticize lemon-lime soda. "Face it. Lemons and limes are basically the same thing. We don't need both of you. You're the Property Brothers of soda," he said. He also compared soda without caffeine to "heroin without the high of 10,000 orgasms."
Layering was the next topic on Meyers' list to burn. "Oh, great. High of 72, low of 55. I'll just wear four shirts in case I step into a shadow and it suddenly feels colder than Thanksgiving dinner in a swing state," he said. "Maybe I wouldn't have to wear all these scarves if I hadn't left my jugular exposed with this fucking V-neck."
Meyers then addressed Democratic Texas Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke, who recently lost his election to Republican incumbent Ted Cruz. "You may have lost the election, but at least you got to drop the F-bomb on national TV," Meyers said before sharing a clip of the politician saying the word on MSNBC during his concession speech. The clip earned a round of applause from the Late Night audience. "Damn. With that kind of potty mouth, it's only a matter of time before you become president.
"Seriously, I haven't heard that much swearing on MSNBC since the time Chris Matthews sat on a thumbtack," said the host. "And that's why, Beto, you're this week's unburnable. Ascend to safety, my friend. I am so bleeping proud of you."
Meyers returned to his list of burns with the next item, which was button-fly jeans. "Just what I wanted: a padlock for my pants. Nothing I love more than getting to the bathroom and having to spend five seconds of panic not knowing if I'm gonna get you open in time," he said.
The next topic on the list was music biopics. "If I really wanted to watch someone pretend to be a musician for two hours, I'd go to a Pitbull concert," he said as a photo of Rami Malek in character as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody appeared on the screen.
"The Queen biopic is in theaters, but I don't want to see an actor playing Freddie Mercury. I want to see Freddie Mercury as he's supposed to be seen: as a hologram at an Adam Lambert concert," he said in reference to Lambert's current gig as the lead singer of the band.
Meyers concluded the segment with a speed round dedicated to the midterm elections. After telling CNN's John King to get his hands off the map before he "becomes the first guy to get MeToo'd by a touch screen," he targeted the network. "Hey CNN, I haven't seen that many people in a studio since Arcade Fire's last recording session," he said as a photo from the network's coverage of the event appeared onscreen.
"Nevada, you elected a dead pimp to state assembly," he said about Dennis Hof, who won the election even though he had died. "Who was his opponent? A fucking plug with a cocaine addiction?"
Meyers then criticized Mitt Romney holding political office in Massachusetts and Utah, despite the fact that he's from Michigan. "You change teams more often than LeBron James," he said.
"Florida, now I know why you're shaped like a penis," he said during the final topic. "Because every year you fuck us."
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Guitarist and producer from the Brooklyn singer-songwriter tradition who crossed paths with such names as the iconic figure of the 70s, Michael Chapman and a powerhouse of indie-rock today, Kurt Vile.
Steve Gunn's broad musical spectrum continues to expand with every new album. His affinity with music began when he lost himself in his sister's cassette tape archive, familiarising himself with punk rock and rap. The very first music band he founded was a hard-core band. His expanding musical horizons led him to folk, psychedelic, country, funk and even Indian classical music. The inspiration he drew from these genres and many others has lead Gunn to a solo career, which officially started in 2007. Shortly before going solo, between 2005 and 2007 he played in the band GHQ whose other members include Pete Nolan and Marcia Basset. Besides his eight solo studio albums, Gunn has recorded songs and albums with names including Hiss Golden Messenger, Shawn David McMillen, Mike Cooper, Mike Gangloff and The Black Twig Pickers. Without a doubt, his most special collaboration is with the 70's folk-rock icon Michael Chapman, in his album '50'. In 2012, he crossed paths with Kurt Vile, who gave his first concert in Turkey at Salon İKSV in 2014, and joined Kurt Vile's band The Violators as a guitarist. At the beginning of 2019, Gunn's album 'The Unseen In Between', which reminded many of Bob Dylan and Bert Jansch's mid 60's characteristic songwriting techniques, was released from the famous record company Matador. On 23 September, Steve Gunn will be at Salon for a lovely autumn night.
Valley Maker takes the stage before Steve Gunn. Valley Maker is an indie-folk project founded by Austin Crane in the capital of grunge, Seattle, in 2010. The foundations of Valley Maker were laid when Austin Crane began to write songs questioning existence for his thesis at the university. These songs piled up and formed the debut album 'When I Was A Child' released in 2015. The album was thematically based on prophecies and apocalypse, questioning belief, time and space, and full of metaphors.
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With a medicinal nose (think TOP and fabric plasters) and big hit of peat, this is definitely not for the feint hearted or those entering malt whiskey territory for the first time!! That said, it's my favourite of the Islay malts and favourite malt full stop. Pale in colour, surprising given its 10 years in the barrel.,, this is just stunning in every aspect and it's not a surprise to me was once voted best whiskey in the world (2009 I think) Like I said, not for beginners and even those venturing in to Smokey whisky territory for the 1s time, may want to consider the likes of Highland Park, Bowmore No1, Talisker 10 and then move to this. You will be rewarded for your efforts and once you are acclimatized (sic) you won't go back to the mainstream malts (you know who you are)


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For anyone who took my survey, thankyou :)
If you were interested in the actual prices, these are the links to the items whose pictures and details I used.
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Also, this is my old blog, where I used to blog all the time, sorely neglected since I have much less time to sew these days. Welcome :)
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Thursday, February 9, 2017
A tutorial to celebrate the fact that I am not dead, while mourning the fact that, maybe, democracy is.
It's been two years, and I am still alive, despite having just been stung by a jellyfish not 2 hours ago. Oh well, that's not what I'm here about.
Among other things, I've been making a lot of custom t-shirts, and I'm here today to give the instructions, as well as some terrible photos because I can't afford a new phone and also it's 2017 and I can't just go buy a camera, it's not 2004 any more, Dick Smith stores don't even exist anymore. So hopefully the words make sense.
My demo shirt for this tutorial is one that says "Nevertheless, she persisted" because the joy of this project is the lack of wait time - some fucker insults a feminist icon and it's reclaimed and on shirts by the end of the working week.
If there are any spaces in your design, you can leave little bridging bars between the letters to be cut out when you start affixing. Alternatively, on a light coloured shirt it might be possible to put a copy of the design underneath to align the pieces, depending on the fabric thickness.
Among other things, I've been making a lot of custom t-shirts, and I'm here today to give the instructions, as well as some terrible photos because I can't afford a new phone and also it's 2017 and I can't just go buy a camera, it's not 2004 any more, Dick Smith stores don't even exist anymore. So hopefully the words make sense.
My demo shirt for this tutorial is one that says "Nevertheless, she persisted" because the joy of this project is the lack of wait time - some fucker insults a feminist icon and it's reclaimed and on shirts by the end of the working week.
Custom foil slogan t-shirt
As always, maybe try this stuff on a scrap of fabric first to get the gist of things. Ironing is more art than science, so yours may take more or less of it to get everything to stick right.
Materials and Tools
- Plain cotton or cotton-blend t-shirt or singlet (some stretch is fine, but avoid anything too drapey. I like the $3 ones from kmart)
- Iron-on adhesive (I use Heat n Bond lite, but they all work pretty much the same)
- Transfer foil (Jones Tones if you can still get any, Minc if you can afford it, or, like I do, use nail transfer foil. You can get 50 packs of mixed designs for a couple of dollars on ebay, or rolls of fancy designs for about a dollar each that will make a few shirts. Keep in mind though that the heat and stretching will cause the holographic sparkle to largely vanish, so go for cool designs in the colour, not the sparkle)
- Non-stick baking paper
- An iron and a surface to use it on
- Pen or pencil
- Sharp scissors and/or a craft knife and cutting mat
- Computer for coming up with a design, or just a pen and paper if you want to freehand something.
Come up with a design
This tutorial is for a simple text design with only one or a couple of colours, but you can also get fancy and do a multi-coloured design in layers similar to screen-printing. That said, for a simple shirt, I have these tips:
- avoid any really really narrow parts to your design; remember, you need to cut the design out. More words means more cutting, and smaller words means trickier cutting.
- using a cursive design means you don't need to worry about laying out multiple bits with correct spacing, or the step where you carefully tack down the main parts so you can trim out bridging bits.
- that said, some cursive fonts can be harder to read; make sure that your word doesn't look like something else at a glance.
I usually play around with a whole heap of fonts till I find one you like the look of, and alter it as necessary – move the letters about till you like the look of it, vary the cases between upper and lower, and add or remove flourishes at the beginning and end of the word. Scale the design to the size you want – I aim for about 20cm long, but my shirts are fairly small. Nip to nip will lower the risk of unreadability.
Trace the design onto the paper backing of the interfacing
This is especially easy if you are doing so straight from the screen of your laptop, as it works like a tracing lightbox. However, the Heat n Bond I use has a similar opacity to notepad paper, so you can usually manage to trace it straight from white paper too.
Cut out the design
Using a craft knife or small scissors, cut out any holes in the middle of letters first. I usually also cut out any tricky curves with a craft knife first, and then cut the bigger bits with scissors, but cut out the design in whatever way works best for you.
Don't forget about any tittles (the dots on tops of the letter i).
Affix the adhesive to the shirt
Position the design where you think you want it on the shirt.
If you have bridging gaps, first use the very edge of the iron to stick down just the middle of each letter.
Then, with small sharp scissors, cut out each of the bridging pieces. Again, don't forget the ones holding the tittles. Make sure all the little bits are brushed off the shirt's surface.
Put a piece of non-stick paper over the entirety of the design and press the iron firmly over the whole thing. Check that the adhesive has been fully affixed, then peel the backing paper off of each letter to be foiled once it has cooled down.
Adding the foil
Lay the foil over the design coloured side up. If you are using nail foil it might not cover it entirely, but that's fine, you can do it in multiple passes. Likewise if you want to use multiple colours; you can put different foils over each letter all at once, or, like I have done, leave the backing paper on some letters for now and do it in a couple of goes.
Put your non-stick paper over the top again and press the iron firmly over the whole thing. Let it cool before removing the foil – this will stop the Heat n Bond from attaching to the foil and plastic in places and getting pulled off accidentally. Pull off the foil starting from an unstuck corner – the foil itself should remain stuck to the design where the adhesive is, leaving you with a part clear/part scrap piece of transfer foil.
If necessary, repeat the process so that any missed parts of the design are covered. If you are using more than one colour of foil, put a little piece of non-stick paper over what you've already done, as sometimes the foil wants to stick to other foiled parts - not always, but unless you're going for that look, it's better to be safe than sorry.
Soften the design
At this point, the transferred design will likely still be very shiny and stiff, though it may have areas of different textures if it was done in two goes, because the non-stick paper is less smooth than the plastic backing of the foil. This can be homogenised by putting the non-stick paper over the entire design once it's finished and ironing it again, though it will still remain fairly stiff.
To really soften it, give it a quick pass with the iron under the non-stick paper and then remove it while the design is still a bit warm, though not hot.
Stretch the entire thing across the width of the design bit by bit, so that a crack forms in the design along each column of the knit fabric.
This will distort the shape of the design and the fabric, but if you then stretch it lengthways it will restore some of its shape. Finally, lay it out on the ironing space again and flatten it out by hand, trying to restore its shape as much as possible.
Using the non-stick paper, press it one last time, but this time, the non-stick paper will probably stick to the shirt, as cracking the foil will have exposed some of the interfacing, and pulling it off hot will take some of the foil with it, so leave it till it's totally cold. However, that cracking will also cause the interfacing to melt into those gaps during the final ironing, which is what keeps the design soft and pliable, and prevents big cracks in the design in the future.
It should now be back to its original shape, but with a softness and drape not much stiffer than the fabric itself.
On my shirt I then decided, since I had a lovely yellow gold to go with the pink and rose golds, to add a flourish at the bottom. Because it's long and skinny it shows much better how cracking the foil softens it up.
These shirts are totally machine washable, though it usually will lose a little bit of foil over time just like commercially available shirts do. I did a christmas one to wear to work last year though, and it would have been washed about 15 times and it still looks presentable. The design isn't iron-able without something over it, but what kind of crazy irons t-shirts?
|The foil is rainbow, but I cut it up to go in different directions.
I'll mainly be using this method to make shirts that are either in-jokes or quiet, non-overt political statements.
|it's hard to read there but tomorrow's shirts are 'reject fascism' and 'will punch nazis'
Wait, did I say NON-overt? That's not right, I'm doing two whole topics on social movements and activism this semester, since the world is falling apart, and I need shirts that let everyone know I'm ready to cut a bitch.
If anyone wants the designs I've made/used so far, let me know.
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R.I.P. Misty Bear
14 November 10
Our morning routine started ordinarily enough, but it turned into a day of sorrow as we watched our beloved family companion die. Misty has been our family dog since 1999, and all four girls have enjoyed getting to know her.
We enjoyed a leisurely breakfast at one side of Charlie's Creek, and David took Delaney for a little stroll while I packed up camp. Misty followed him, sniffing around, and David spotted a wild emu in the distance.
After everyone was packed into the truck, we continued our drive to Mount Moffat. We pulled over at a little old house tidily labeled "Slab Hut" and opened the back door to let the dog out.
When Misty jumped out, she was walking in a strange way and uttering distressing noises. Initially, I thought she had jumped out of the truck the wrong way and had hurt her hind legs.
But when she collapsed, David and I both realised that she had been stricken with poison. Many property owners distribute poisonous baits to kill wild dogs and foxes, and Misty had eaten one of these at Charlie's Creek. We have since seen a sign warning of 1080 baits being used in the area.
We stayed with Misty, comforting her and offering water, and her death was mercifully swift. Only once, right at the beginning, did she display fear. It appeared that she accepted the situation and welcomed our comfort.
Before she died, she lapsed in and out of consciousness. During one period when she was out, we picked her up and moved her away and placed her at the base of a grand old tree.
We began to carve her name through the bark into the wood of this tree. Misty was gone before we finished our work.
There's no way that I could put into words all that Misty Bear has been to me. Ever since David unexpectedly brought her home in August 1999 as an adorable, timid puppy, she's been part of our family.
Misty was my baby before I had babies. David started calling her Bear, and she soon learned to answer to both names. Misty was my daily walking companion for years before we had children and less frequently after the girls were born.
Misty has been a cuddly teddy bear to me, a friend to the girls, a safe animal to have around children and part of our general household. She would run into the house whenever she could, eager to forage for crumbs under the baby's chair.
One of the girls' first sign language words was "dog" because of Misty's ubiquitous presence. I'm saddened because Dell is already saying this sign, and now she no longer has a dog to speak about. I'm also disappointed that she won't grow up with such a calm, safe dog from whom to learn how to be around animals.
Although I feel the loss of Misty's presence keenly, already I can see the wonderful timing in her death. She died before we had to work out the tricky logistics of keeping her locked up in the truck while we were in the national parks. She was also one of the concerns that kept us close to home, and made travelling difficult. Now we're free to travel a bit further afield.
Losing a friend and companion is sad, but although my heart is breaking, I feel at peace. David and I knew that this time would come, and the girls have been being prepared for death recently, so they handled the incident stoically.
We know that Misty's death is a good thing, and we praise Father for bringing this experience into our lives at this time.


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BEIJING: State-owned oil company Saudi Aramco signed a US$10 billion deal to build a refining and petrochemical complex in China on Friday, as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman wrapped up a two-day trip to Beijing.
The Saudi delegation, including top executives from Aramco, arrived on Thursday on an Asia tour that has already seen the kingdom pledged investment of US$20 billion in Pakistan and seek to make additional investments in India's refining industry.
The crown prince will meet President Xi Jinping, who has made stepping up China's presence in the Middle East a key foreign policy objective, despite its traditional low-key role there.
Aramco agreed to form a joint venture with Chinese defence conglomerate Norinco to develop a refining and petrochemical complex in the northeastern Chinese city of Panjin, saying the project is worth more than US$10 billion.
The partners will form a new company called Huajin Aramco Petrochemical as part of a project that will include a 300,000-barrels-per-day (bpd) refinery with a 1.5-million-metric-tonnes-per-year ethylene cracker, Aramco said.
Aramco will supply up to 70% of the crude feedstock for the complex, which is expected to start operations in 2024.
The investment could help Saudi Arabia regain its place as the top oil exporter to China, a position Russia has held for the last three years. Saudi Aramco is set to boost market share by signing supply deals with non-state Chinese refiners.
China sees "enormous potential" in Saudi Arabia's economy and wants more high-tech cooperation, State Councillor Wang Yi, the Chinese government's top diplomat, said on Thursday.
Meeting Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir, Wang said the main features of their ties were respect, understanding and support for each other, China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement late on Thursday.
"All countries in the world have the right to develop, and Saudi Arabia is an emerging market country with enormous potential," the ministry paraphrased Wang as saying.
China supports Saudi Arabia's efforts to diversify its economy and is willing to strengthen high-tech cooperation, Wang added.
China has had to step carefully in relations with Riyadh since Beijing also has close ties with Saudi Arabia's regional foe Iran.
On Wednesday, Xi told the speaker of Iran's parliament that China's desire to develop close ties with Iran would stay unaltered, regardless of the global situation.
China is also wary of criticism from Muslim countries about its camps in the heavily-Muslim far western region of Xinjiang, which the government says are for de-radicalisation purposes and rights groups call internment camps.
Wang said both countries face the threats of terrorism and extremism and should strengthen cooperation to safeguard security and stability.
China was not seeking to play politics in the Middle East, the widely-read state-run tabloid, the Global Times, said in an editorial on Friday.
"China won't be a geopolitical player in the Middle East. It has no enemies and can cooperate with all countries in the region," said the paper, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily.
"China's increasing influence in the Middle East comes from pure friendly cooperation. Such a partnership will be welcomed by more countries in the Middle East."


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