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I had a college professor once say that you have no right to complain about your government officials if you do not exercise your right to vote. And I have lived by that credence ever since I first heard it, because I for one like to voice my opinion disparagingly on things that I don't like.
For instance - take my freshman (first) year in college. Skittles, my favorite candy, tried to reinvent the rainbow and change the green Skittle from lime to green apple. Anyone who is a true fan of Skittles knows that by converting the flavor of the green Skittle from lime to green apple is truly messing with the entire chemistry of the Skittle bag - there is no real "Tasting the Rainbow" with a green apple in the mix. So I took it upon myself to vote every day on the Skittles website for the Lime skittle. And to this day, the Lime skittle remains in the Rainbow.
When Ruben Studdard won American Idol Season Two I had no right to complain because I had not exercised my right to vote for Clay Aiken. Lesson learned. And learned again with each season that I did not vote (Bo Bice, you were robbed - a capella in front of a live TV audience?!? gah, still kills me).
But of all reality voting shows that exist, America's Best Dance Crew is by far my favorite and far the show in which I have exercised my right to vote the most (no one vote per person here). In Season Two I helped propel "Super Crew" to the winner's circle. Season Three I voted more for my girls Beat Freaks than Quest Crew, but I was ok when Quest was named the winners. And then the dark season four came along with the two worst dance crews to ever dance in a finale - AfrikaBorike and We Are Heroes - in which I declined my voting privileges in protest of the awful-ness of the dance crews in the finale. In Season Five I came close to helping BluPrint crew win over the clowns Poreotix. And in this seasson, Season Six I am hoping to stave off a travesty of travesties. This has been an amazing season of dance crews, with the exception of the gimmicky Iconic Boyz - and they are in the Finale!!! These pre-pubescent Jersey kids have capitalized on the popularity of Jersey reality shows and the fact that they can dance better than most 10 year olds. But there is NO way that they should be in the finale - NO way. Cuteness does not equate skill. So here is hoping that my non-stop voting for the crew I Am Me will prevail. Because if they don't, I am warning you to be prepared for complaining of epic proportions and a boycott of any further ABDC seasons.
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Tango vocalist Carlos Gardel is like the Michael Jordan (or maybe the Diego Maradona) of Argentine music. His face is enshrined in countless photos, paintings and t-shirts all over Buenos Aires, and his signature voice can be heard in the restaurants, shops, and homes of every class of citizen. Considering his exalted status in this country, though, his home in the Abasto neighborhood seems somewhat modest. But it's a pleasant, if brief, experience to see where the man lived and peruse some of the artifacts of his life while listening to a steady stream of his music. This museum does a good job of displaying historical records (famous photos, albums, newpaper clippings) in combination with period/true life stuff that he actually used (old radios and phonographs, work desk, coat rack, his guitar) in a setting (the house where he lived) that's an attraction in itself. The kitchen, for example, is a cramped and windowless little cave with a six-and-a-half foot ceiling and almost no counter space. I know modern kitchens are judged by completely different standards, and I'm sure he didn't do his own cooking, but it's still kind of cool to know that Carlos Gardel's kitchen is most likely a lot crappier than yours. His rooftop patio, though, is quite nice. To get the most out of a visit, come in time for a tour. —Museo Casa Carlos Gardel review by David Muller


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New Delhi, Feb 2 (PTI) Voicing concern over world oilprices touching a 28-month high of USD 102 a barrel, FinanceMinister Pranab Mukherjee today said the government iswatching the situation closely, as he promised to "take care"of its impact on domestic retail fuel prices.
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It's been a busy year at BrainJuicer and on this blog, and with the end of 2014 fast approaching it's time to take our annual look at the posts you read the most – our most popular content, as voted. Can anything beat last year's runaway winner, "How To Eat A Sandwich (The Daniel Kahneman Way)"? As it happens, yes. Let's count down and find out what…
10. So, How Many Basic Emotions Are There Again? Like most successful theories, Paul Ekman's "7 basic emotions" makes a juicy target for a news story looking to debunk it. This year's attempt spotlighted a claim that there are only four basic emotions. Bad news for Ekman? Not really – the new work identifies primal emotions that may have evolved earlier, but Ekman's ideas are still the relevant ones to humans as we are today.
9. The Best Graduate Job In The World? Micha Dudley joined BrainJuicer in 2013 in our Behaviour Change Unit team. In this post, she offers a look at what working here is really like from a graduate perspective. (Spoilers! It's awesome!)
8. Reclaiming Research's Radicalism Back in May, planner Martin Weigel published a mini-manifesto about restoring planning to its radical roots. This was our cover version, looking at how well research lives up to his ideas. And in a lot of places, it doesn't – things the industry should embrace, like learnings from marketing science, get ignored in favour of received wisdom and "zombie ideas".
7. South-East Asian Advertising: What Works? Happiness is a universal emotion, but not every culture reaches it in a similar way. This post looks at some self-funded ad testing we ran in Thailand and Indonesia, exploring the different drivers of 5-star advertising in each country.
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4. 2014 Christmas Ads: The Emotional Winners Revealed This post only went up a couple of weeks ago, but with the UK Christmas ad race these days a lot more interesting than the race for the Christmas No.1, it's no surprise it's proved very popular. Monty The Penguin takes on raving Christmas lights, World War One soldiers, posh fairies and a kid on a chopper bike in this highlights and lowlights review. (For the full story – with over 15 ads rated – get in touch!)
3. These Aren't The Insights You're Looking For The second in a series of posts exploring the demise of the traditional research concept, and how to get testing new ideas right. The conceit here – what if Star Wars had been put through the research wringer? – helped make it one of our most-tweeted posts, as well as one of our most-read.
2. The Behavioural Economics Guide 2014 – A Free Behaviour Change Resource Want people to visit a blog? Give them free stuff! Longtime BrainJuicer associate Alain Samson wrote a Behavioural Economics guidebook this year, and we linked to a free PDF of it. It's still up. It's still free. What are you waiting for?
1. Obituary – The Traditional Concept c.1960-2014 And our most successful post of the year was probably also our most fun to write – there's a lesson in there somewhere! A mock obituary of the traditional research concept, explaining how it can't keep pace with a System 1 world. The interest in our proposed solution – VisiCepts – has been enormous, but the story starts here.
So that was our 2014 – how was yours? There will still be a couple of posts to go before the year ends, of course, and right at the end of the year there's our 15th birthday (which we'll be celebrating in January – that time of year needs a bit of cheering up…!)
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(39 Posts)This is a bit pre-emptive as I'm only 18 weeks! DH and I like lots of boys names but there very few girls names we agree on, and as we're not finding out the gender we need to think of both. Unfortunately we have a difficult surname which means we can't use any name beginning with an S, and I am adamant that I want a name with only one spelling that will be dead easy to pronounce (having gone through life constantly spelling my name and people still getting it wrong).
Two we both like are Amber and Emma, with Amber probably the favourite - however I read somewhere that Amber was considered a bit chavvy. Apologies if this offends anyone but I don't want my child to be judged by his or her name.
Any thoughts? I don't know any real life Ambers.
I do and she's not "chavvy" she's the dd of a very middle class family. But I do prefer Emma. It's so classic and pretty.
Should say the Amber I know is 6.
I love Amber more than Emma but both are lovely. Congratulations and I hope it goes well.
Love Amber what a pretty name - prefer it to Emma - there seem to be alot of Emmas and not many Ambers.
I don't know any Ambers apart from Amber Valetta. It's an unusual name but I don't think it has particular connections to anyone considered to be "chavvy".
My Amber is 2 and not at all chavvy
Although when she was a tiny baby a friend of my mother told me she knew a horse and a dog called Amber! Not very tactful!
Thank you all I do think Amber goes better with our surname (don't want to say what it is as it's very unusual and will probably identify me). I like Elizabeth for a middle name which I think goes with both.
Amber Elizabeth is lovely.
I like amber as it fulfills my name-holy-grail criteria of uncommon yet not weird. Good choice OP.
Agree Amber Elizabeth sounds lovely.
I love amber.
It was on my list for dd.
I like that it's strong and has a consonant ending.
I think a tiny number of people will put it in the chavvy category, less so than jade but more so than scarlet.
I like Amber and don't think it's 'chavvy' at all.
It's nice and hippy-ish. She'd be barefoot with flowers in her hair.
Both Emma and Amber are lovely; Emma likely to be shortened to Emms though.
I like Amber and Emma - but if you call her Amber you can buy gorgeous jewelry to go with her name.
Much prefer Amber. Agree with pp that it's more hippy than chavvy!
Because there are quite a few Emmas around, she may end up being called Emma Surname at school, and if your surname is difficult then it will be mispronounced.
I know an Amber who could be considered 'chavvy', she was one of the bullies at my school! So I personally don't like it for that reason. Also I think in the US it has connotations as an 80s cheerleader kind of name (along with Tiffany, Heather, Brittany etc.)
I much prefer Emma.
My DD has a friend called Amber. Very MC. I do not think of it as a chavvy name at all, although have also heard that.
I know an Ambra
I know of one Amber - she is not 'chavvy', she is a lovely little girl from a really nice family. Her mum wanted a colour type name and also shortlisted Ruby and Scarlett before deciding on Amber.
Personally I prefer Emma - a clasic name you can't go wrong with!
Emma is nicer lovely classic name
DD (now in early 20s) is Amber Alexandra.
I did have one mum at school say once that I 'wasn't how she expected a mum of an Amber to be', but I didn't enquire what exactly she meant.
Incidentally when we chose it, we thought it wouldn't be able to be shortened, but DD as a teenager was generally known as 'Bam' (short for Bambi) by her friends.....
I prefer Amber to Emma too. Dh had Emma on his shortlist. I don't hate it I just didn't love it enough. Same reason as Vivi, that's my holy grail for names too but it's easier said than done.
I know an Amber I wouldn't describe her as a chav or mc but somewhere in the middle. A bit like me!
You could consider Ember which is a lovely unique name and a mixture of the two x
You are a genius, funny! Ember is great.
However between amber and Emma I prefer amber. I do agree with neirada that its rican cheerleader rather than hippy or chav.
Love love love amber!!! So wanted it fir dd2
Amber is nice. Emma also. There's also Emmeline or Emmie.
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Make a woven tank top with this Women Tank Top Pattern
Now you can use that super cute quilting fabric to make yourself a tank top to wear! Those babies look great in just about anything that you put on them, but us ladies need a little extra boost of confidence. This Tank top sewing pattern fits perfectly. It hides the tummy problem areas while showing great curves. The neckline is perfectly sized to slip over your head, while being modest enough to keep "the girls" tucked away unseen. The length of this top is perfect for wearing with a pair of jeans or leggings. The added feature of slits on the sides makes this tank fit smoothly over wider hips or bulky jeans. You'll love this for the garden or for going out on date night!
This design is very similar to the "Woven SIMPLE Tank Pattern", but there are a couple key differences: This tank is a bit longer. This tank includes side slits. This tank pattern elongates the torso for a thin look and feel. This tank pattern is more fitted.
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So here they are, my beautiful new covers, as designed by the wonderfully talented illustrator and graphic designer, Maria Jose Galvan. Her portfolio is well worth checking out, she's done some truly fantastic work. So what do you think?
On Why I Don't Like Self-Promotion…And Why That's Going to Change
Self-promotion sucks. I find it really hard, at least in the context of my writing. I'm not a natural bragger and I don't want to boast about my work. I don't want to intrude on people's days or twist conversations unnaturally so that I can talk about my books in the hopes of getting a sale or two. I hate it when authors do that to me, so why would I want to do that to anyone else? It's not for me. I'm not interested. Since I'm not really in this writing lark to make money, I quite simply decided not to bother with the self-promotion. I'll talk about my book if it comes up in conversation naturally, I'll continue writing my blog (albeit very sporadically…oops) because I find it fun, I'll take pleasure in any sales or reviews as they come but I'm not going to push it and I'm not going to be disheartened if they don't come. Ever since I came to that decision, I've enjoyed writing a whole lot more.
Friday Feels…Positive
Friday feels…positive (mostly).
I'm a natural stress-head. Not about everything but about little things. When it comes to big things, I'm surprisingly calm. I can handle it. But for little things, stupid things mostly, I'm a stress-head. I stress about time a lot. How am I going to find the time to get everything done? What if I die soon? I've taken on too much work…again! I stress about doing things well. You could have done that better, Riley. You're not very good, are you Riley? I stress about stressing even. Chill out! What's the matter with you? I snap at my poor, unsuspecting husband when I'm stressing too. I can't help it. It's like little worms burrowing into my brain and making me behave irrationally – irrational because stressing rarely helps.
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Review: The Little Friend by Donna Tartt
This over-assuming book has been looming on my book case for longer than I remember. I wouldn't even know where it came from if it weren't for the charity shop sticker pasted to the front – ah yes, one of my jaunts through the many that grace our town, spending money I haven't got on books that I rarely get around to reading. I say 'over-assuming' because of the dark, foreboding cover and the creepy looking doll, with it's piercing black eyes and spooky under-layer. The cover, if I'm honest, has always frustrated me a little and perhaps that is why it has always lain untouched. It jumps out and smacks you on the face and says 'read me' in such an ugly, obvious way that I was repelled and put off. I built a wall that screamed back 'no I won't, I'll read what I bloody well like and you can't stop me', shouting (silently of course, I'm not as crazy as I would perhaps like to be) in an obstinate manner much as I imagine Harriet herself would do.
What makes an action morally wrong?
It's the intent of an action that makes it morally wrong, rather than the consequences.
That's something I find myself pondering often (obviously in between more important ponderings such as "what's for dinner?" and "Is it nap time yet?"). When does a neutral action become a morally bad one? At its time of conception with the intention or at its conclusion with its consequences? Or even somewhere in the middle? It's something Roy and I debate quite often too. Whilst he's firmly on the consequences end of things, I tend to be swayed more by the notion of intention – and not just because being on opposite ends of the spectrum engenders a better debate.
Short Story: The Jam Jar
The jam jar fell from the kitchen worktop. She saw it fall, as though in slow motion, but her dive to catch it did nothing to save it. It smashed on the floor with a crash and a splat. The thick, purple lava spread slowly, crawling across the floor and climbing over glass fragments like a predator.
On Giving Books Away For Free
A World Without Cash
Money makes the world go round, right?
Even as a kid, I never really got money. I mean, I had pocket money, I understand money, I even like money to the extent that it can buy me things and offer opportunities and experiences I wouldn't otherwise have, but at the same time, I never got money. I still don't. I mean, bits of extravagantly printed paper or stamped chunks of metal that we pass around to one another and for what? What's their real purpose? To be able to pass it to someone else in exchange for other things, who will then do exactly the same. Bits of stuff we just…move around. It seems pointless, doesn't it? It something we all accept with ease because it's part of our everyday lives and has been forever but if you really think about, it seems banal and bizarre and peculiar. It's not like warmth or food or skill. It's not something that actually provides value to our lives other than as something to exchange. It has no function. Money is, in essence, useless.
Audiobooks: Do They 'Count'?
I've never really seen the appeal of audiobooks. Why sit and listen to something when you could be reading instead? It didn't make any sense to me, but then neither do other hobbies like…you know…anything that involves moving or going out or talking to real-live people. What's more, I'd get even more pickled when people say that they've 'read' so-and-so book as an audiobook. You didn't read it then, did you? I'd quietly ask (more than quietly – I'd ask in silence). I never thought there was anything wrong with audiobooks of course. If you enjoy listening to books, go for it – why not? But it's not reading is it? It's listening. Saying you've 'read' an audiobook is like saying you 'read' the movie version, right?
Review: See How They Run by Tom Bale
So it was book club again this week. I love book club. Even when everyone enjoyed the book, the discussion always reduces to a bitch-fest of which characters we didn't like and who did something stupid. It's fun. Even without the bitch-fest, it's always satisfying to talk to people who agree with us and interesting to talk to those who don't. The best book club meetings are those when there is a range of opinions on a book – lovers and haters. That can really get a debate going.
See How They Run by Tom Bale didn't quite manage that level of debate, but it did get the conversation flowing. There were some who absolutely loved the book while others thought it was okay, but there were no out-and-out haters this month. Certainly, as it proclaims on its cover, it's a fast-paced novel. Right from the outset, the action gets your heart pumping and your curiosity jumping. It gets your eyes running across the words and stumbling as you try to take the story in too soon. You need to know what's going to happen next.
The Power of Self-Belief
"You can do whatever you want to do, as long as you believe in yourself."
When I was a kid, mum and dad said that to me a lot – a good, strong, positive idea to spur me on to greater things. Motivational advice designed to keep me going, to keep me confident, to keep me working hard, and to make sure I make something of myself. It worked and, perhaps because it was so drummed into me or perhaps because it's true, I still adhere to this guiding principle – work hard and believe in yourself and you'll achieve whatever it is you want to achieve. It's pretty powerful for one little sentence.
Even as a child, though, I could see the flaw in this proposition – not so much in real terms, but in abstract terms. No matter how hard I work or how much I believe in myself, I'll never be able to fly to the sun (the story of Icarus, which I was also told as a child, is proof enough of that). No matter how hard I work or how much I believe in myself, I can't just point at a frog and turn him into a prince – not that I'd need to, I've already found my prince (altogether now…d'aaawww – or blurgh – equally acceptable reactions). So the proposition, no matter how motivational or powerful or functional, is simply not true. But what if it was?
Immortality: The Ultimate Time Warp
Do you know what I've realised? Time is a big thing for me. It's an issue, and not just in the I-don't-have-enough-of-it sense (although without a doubt, I don't have enough of it). Time, where it comes from and where it goes, how we waste it and how to make the most of it, efficiency, procrastination, life, death, and immortality. They're things I think about a lot – and I know I've done a fair few blog posts on the topic too – but time genuinely does affect our everyday lives in ways that sometimes we don't even realise.
I recently read a blog post by fellow author Tanya Jones. It was all about immortality and whether it's a good thing. It got me thinking. In fact, I read it over a week ago and since then, the concept of immortality has been swirling around and around in my over-stuffed brain, trying to wedge it's way between thoughts of what we're having for tea, the ever-increasing to-do list for the bar, and the importance of putting commas in the correct places. After all, immortality is a big deal, right?
Stories Are Hard
Stories are hard, I think. I can think of scenes – scene after scene after scene – but stories? Stories are hard. I'm not really sure why I find stories hard – and I mean proper, structured stories with a beginning, middle, and end – but I do. I start writing and I'll be honest, half the time, I don't even know where it's going and then I get stuck and I've got a scene with no real purpose. Is that just me or does that happen to anyone else?
Short Story: Evry Village Earthquake
See the first part of this story here.
Sir Drink-A-Lot swivelled slowly on his bar stool to face the fallen glass that now lay in a thousand tiny pieces on the floor.
"What the…?" he asked, as though the shattered glass could answer him. He held an empty glass in one hand and a bottle of whisky in the other. Poor Sir Drink-A-Lot didn't manage to fill it before all the craziness began though, for the fallen glass was merely the beginning. With a low grumble, the floor began to rumble and the glasses on the shelves began to tinkle amongst themselves. Sir Drink-A-Lot stared, open-mouthed, as Evry Pub shook around him.
Review: The Last Weekend by Blake Morrison
The Last Weekend tells the story of Ian and Em, a seemingly everyday couple, with everyday values and everday lives. It tells the story of a stiflingly hot August bank holiday weekend away in the English countryside with old friends, Ollie and Daisy. Despite having not seen each other for a number of years, the two couples aim to revive old friendships, offer up new revelations, and spend a relaxing weekend together, taking a break from the woes of real life. And it turns out just like that. Sort of.
Life: A Journey to Death
I've been thinking about death a lot lately. Not in a philosophical sense – where do we go afterwards, do we have a soul? Not in a physiological sense either – the heart stopping, the brain dying, the blood not pumping around. No, I've been thinking about death in a more normal sense, in an every-day human sense.
Short Story: The Village
Somewhere far, far away, hidden in the depths of the Earth, is a village that very few people know about. It's a rather special village indeed, and it has a rather peculiar name. It's called Evry Village.
It's a tiny, unassuming little place. In fact, if you were to accidently come across it – although it's very unlikely you would – if you were to come across it, you wouldn't think that there was anything special about it at all. The gardens are well-kept and the streets are well-swept, the neighbours are friendly and the children are happy. The cats and dogs are clean and kind too. If you were to come across it, everyone would behave perfectly normally, as though they were merely a pleasant, simple community. But every Evry inhabitant, from the tiniest kitten to the boys and girls and the oldest of the grown-ups too, they all know the truth about Evry Village. For Evry Village has a secret, and what a very special and rather delightful secret it is.
Death's a Funny Thing…
Death's a funny thing, isn't it? Funny weird, not funny haha. Nobody knows where you've gone or why or what's happened to you. You're just there one minute and then…then you're not. You're just an empty shell, a nothingness that bears no resemblance to you, the real you. You're lost in the realm of things that can't be explained, whilst those you've left behind are wandering, wondering, shell-shocked and surprised even though really, it shouldn't have been that much of a surprise. It happens to everyone eventually, and you were old and sick, it was on the cards.
Short Story: Hatless Henrietta
It was raining. Henrietta hated it when it rained. She hated it in that same way that all the hatless hate the rain.
"Eeeek," she squeaked as the rain pattered onto her soft and downy head. "I'm going to melt!" Her little feet pitter-pattered on the ground, making the cutest, teeny-tiniest slapping sound. She ran here, she ran there, but nowhere could she escape the plops of liquid that quite insisted on landing upon her soft and downy head.


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I used the picture from this post to figure out the 3 different blocks. I didn't take a picture for you though. I get to sewing and forget about blogging stuff a lot! But the blocks are 10", 8" and 8x10".
Linking with TGIFF and Fabric Frenzy Friday
I think I've have done the same and used a clear thread also. Anything else would show. Like everyone else, I agree that you definitely did a great job finding coordinating fabrics. I love Irish Chain quilts. The pattern is interesting and lends itself to both small and large print fabrics.


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Integral photography (IP), which is one of the ideal 3-D photographic technologies, can be regarded as a method of capturing and displaying light rays passing through a plane. The NHK Science and Technical Research Laboratories have developed a real-time IP system using an HDTV camera and an optical fiber array. In this paper, the authors propose a method of synthesizing arbitrary views from IP images captured by the HDTV camera. This is a kind of image-based rendering system, founded on the 4-D data space representation of light rays. Experimental results show the potential to improve the quality of images rendered by computer graphics techniques.
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After convincing his Catholic wife Deborah Pellicotti (Winona Ryder) that he works for Disney when he in fact produces porn videos, Polish-American Kuklinski soon finds himself on the payroll of local mobster Roy Demeo (Ray Liotta) as an 'enforcer'.
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This summer has been the summer of Doin' Stuff: finishing a book, creating two Art Scout Camps with my fellow Troop Leaders, working on a coupla top secret projects (I'm not trying to hide things from y'all, I promise. More details when I'm free to share 'em!) and, last but certainly not least: co-presenting with my buddy Laura Lohmann at Patty Palmer's Deep Space Sparkle Workshop!
In BEAUTIFUL Santa Barbara, y'all. I've already picked out my Barbie Dream House on the beach. The theme of the Deep Space Sparkle Workshop was Latin Art and I loved that folks got dolled up for the part. I mean, how cute are these ladies in their handmade Frida crowns?
The Workshop started at a comfortable California pace at midday on Friday. Everyone was greeted with a smile and a swag bag full of goodies.
To jump start the Workshop, Patty opened by chatting about establishing a mindset of making in the art room. Many of the ladies in the audience traveled from all over the country (and one from South Korea!) and are all walks of teacherin' life: some where art teachers, classroom teachers, special needs educators and a yoga instructor who brings art into her studio! So many lovely ladies who have one thing main thing in common: the desire to teach creativity to children. Can you ask for a better bunch?
I was up right after Patty (tough act to follow much?!) and, I'll admit, I was a wee bit nervous. I've presented on a much smaller scale before but nothing like this. I was mic'ed up, there was a film crew and close to 200 folks in the audience. However, being with such a wonderful group of ladies who quickly became friends really put my mind at ease. I shared with them something I do so love: fiber arts!
On our first day together, we prepped and painted our plates for circle loom and tree weaving. And look how pretty!
Oh my! I loved each and every one ever before the addition of the weaving!
Next up was the always-awesome Laura! I love her painted apron and Frida crown, don't you?
Laura shared with everyone her super spectacular technique of teaching painting to children...without the mess of water. I'm so ready to give this a go in my art room this year.
She also shared her love of Crayola's Model Magic clay. The ladies had a fabulous time exploring and creating with this medium.
Each creation was so much fun and completely unique.
Someone was loving the beach as much as I was!
The patterns was what struck me with this piece.
To wrap up the first day, Patty hosted a lovely fiesta. Complete with delicious food, drinks and a chance for everyone to mingle and make new friends. It was such a pleasant way to end the first day.The following day, we started bright and early with a fun Mexican tile printmaking project taught by Patty.
I've never tried printmaking with water-soluble oil pastels but now I am itching to give it a go!
Now that our plates were dry, we were ready to dive into tree and circle loom weaving.
Weaving can be tricky to teach to a room 200 folks. To do so, I'm simply explained the process as I do to my students: slowly and simply. The weavings turned out so beautifully.
What I love about teaching is that folks come up with their own unique ways to problem solve. We had fun sharing our different ideas and thoughts about approaching weaving with children.
From there, Patty did a wonderful portrait lesson featuring Frida Kahol.
And Laura shared two fun projects that were both colorful and bright: large marigold paintings and a still life collage.
The room literally blossomed!
This is a project I so want to bring back to my art room.
So much happy!
Patty wrapped the Workshop with a final project (not shown) and a good ole Q & A session. Then, sadly, we had to say goodbye to our new friends. I managed to get a couple of photos...but many were pulled from Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Thank you for sharing those photos, new besties!
Masters of the Art Teacherin' Universe (and weaving!).My Facebook buddies and I finally had the chance to meet in person. Loved meeting you, Cheri...
and Charlene!
And the super sweet and adorable Leann. Making new friends is always my favorite part of workshops!
It was such a fun weekend of connecting, creating and, well let's be honest, being in sunny So Cal.
BIG THANK YOU to Patty for having me join her wonderful Workshop. Until next time, y'all!


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by Joachim Rønning, Espen Sandberg
The film is based on the true story of the resistance fighter Max Manus, and follows Max from the outbreak of World War II until the summer of peace 1945. After having fought against the Russians during the Winter War in Finland, Max returns to a Norway occupied by the Germans. Very soon he joins the active resistance movement, and becomes one of the most important members of the so-called Oslo Gang, led by Gunnar Sønsteby. Among other activities, they carry out spectacular raids against German ships in Oslo harbour. Maybe the most well-known attack was the sinking of the slave ship Donau.
international title: | Max Manus |
original title: | Max Manus |
country: | Norway, Germany, Denmark |
sales agent: | TrustNordisk |
year: | 2008 |
genre: | fiction |
directed by: | Joachim Rønning, Espen Sandberg |
screenplay: | Thomas Nordseth-Tiller |
cast: | Aksel Hennie, Kyrre Haugen Sydness, Mads Eldøen, Christian Rubeck, Nicolai Cleve Broch, Agnes Kittelsen, Ken Duken, Victoria Winge, Knut Joner |
cinematography by: | Geir Hartly Andreassen |
art director: | Karl Juliusson |
producer: | John M. Jacobsen, Sveinung Golimo |
production: | Filmkameratene AS, Miso Film, B & T Film |
backing: | Nordisk Film & TV Fond |
distributor: | Nordisk Film Distribusjon AS |


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Merry Christmas-Cutting Cafe Give Away
To be eligible to win this Background Stamp, make sure you leave me a comment. The drawing will be held Friday 10/9 . The winner will be chosen using http://www.random.org/ and announced that morning. Good Luck!
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- Migdalia said...
Now I gotta go to Mikes and look for that stamp! As usual, beautiful card!
- October 3, 2009 at 9:34 AM
Just like always your card is so great looking.
- October 3, 2009 at 10:04 AM
- ScrapMomOf2 said...
Love this!! Awesome use of the background stamp!!
- October 3, 2009 at 11:08 AM
- Charlene said...
Kelly, Love how you used just part of the background...clean and simple...love it.
Hey, we're almost neighbors, just two hours apart!! - October 3, 2009 at 1:58 PM
- Rachel said...
loving the background Kelly. you did a terrific job with this card.
Rachel - October 3, 2009 at 2:37 PM
- Kaye's Crafty Place said...
I adore this one, love the trees and the dollar stamp is fab!
Kaye x - October 4, 2009 at 2:34 AM
Another great card! I have to check your blog every morning to see your talent in action.
- October 5, 2009 at 7:51 AM
- pnlwallace said...
Your cards are simply elegant...thanks for sharing.
Lisa - October 5, 2009 at 9:34 AM
- Theresa said...
Pretty. I like how you used the "Merry Christmas" on half of the card. Great card! Putting it in my "X-mas cards to do" file. lol
- October 5, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- magicwanda said...
another great card Kelly
Hugs Wanda - October 5, 2009 at 3:15 PM
- ~JulieH~ said...
Oh my another beauty Kelly I forgot That I have thoose cuttlebug trees I must get them out and have a play!
Juliexx - October 5, 2009 at 3:32 PM
- Judy said...
I love your card and it's layout. I like the ribbon and the other emblishments you added. Your did a great job!
- October 6, 2009 at 12:24 PM
- Kaymin Kantina said...
Another Adorable one! Gosh, where have I been?!
Fabulous work!!
Hugs & Happy Days!
Min - October 6, 2009 at 1:42 PM
Hi Kelly...Of course the background paper is wonderful but you are so talented with your embellishments are so creative!!!!
- October 6, 2009 at 1:59 PM
- Sherry said...
Kelly, what a fabulous Christmas card.
- October 6, 2009 at 4:00 PM
- Kraftychick said...
What a neat card!! TFS!
- October 6, 2009 at 8:45 PM
- Jeff and Theresa said...
Again, a great, creative card! Just one question...did you cut the silver tree from a Cuttlebug set? It looks like it's metal.
- October 7, 2009 at 11:17 AM
- craftieodamae said...
Gorgeous card as always!!
- October 7, 2009 at 12:12 PM
thanks for all your inspirations!!.......Dianna
- October 7, 2009 at 1:31 PM
- Nicole said...
Love that little green tree! Wish I could find those die cuts around here. Great card!
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Do you grow and use herbs? Do you have a herb garden or do you just tuck them into your garden wherever you can, like I do?
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In the Garden ... Chive Blossoms
Do you grow and use herbs? Do you have a herb garden or do you just tuck them into your garden wherever you can, like I do?
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Hi Lynda! Oh, this is a fabulous color! Beautiful images that are so fresh and happy. I don't grow herbs but always want to. And chives would be one of the first, along with dill. Thank you for the update, dear. So glad you are taking photos and sharing here. xoxo
ReplyDeleteChive blossom vinegar is so flavorful, easy to make, and pretty. Perhaps there's still time. Love the photography as always. You have a uniquely wonderful eye. When it stops raining long enough, we hope to get our little herb corner going. The chives are actually sitting in a mound waiting to be transplanted.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful to read a post, Lynda. Chives are one of my favorite herbs to use and admire. I too made chive vinegar and loved the pink color in pretty bottles. After moving last August, I can finally start growing the herbs and flowers I love so much. For the time being I'll tuck them into the flower beds, but someday I'll have a little herb again.
Your chive photos are so lovely and dreamy that they make anxious to start growing them again.
I hope things are going well for you and your family.Believe it or not, I have never cooked with chives! My mom might have but I don't recall if she did. What type of food would this herb go with? Pasta,fish, or meat dishes. I know my mom loved her vinegar but I think it was all store bought! The flower heads are beautiful and of course you have captured them so nicely.
Prayers for continued good days.It is so good to see you back to blogging. I continue to pray for you and your husband on this journey. Really love your chive images...and yes, that is the only herb still growing in my garden, planted some 20 years ago.
ReplyDeleteLove chives. Love your photo's. I just planted chives last week since I had to leave all of my plants when we moved from London.
ReplyDeleteIt is so good to find you back here Lynda!
I have missed you.
These photographs are so beautiful. I absolutely love what you did with the first one.
I use a lot of basil in cooking, so there is always lots of that growing here in the summertime. It tastes so much better when it is just fresh-picked.
Sending you wishes for a wonderful day ahead! xo.Oh Lynda! i did not even know chives have such beautiful flowers! i love the photos as always; i have been a way for a while, it's nice to come here and catch up with all your gorgeous work all at once :)
i absolutely love the idea of a herb garden; i'd need a garden to start with, but i do love the idea!!


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I sat down to eat lunch, so FX decided to release another sweet promo for "American Horror Story: Coven," which "initiates" you into the third season's infinite madness. In fact, this is the first promo to show footage from the series, as well as the coven of witches (above)! BOOM!
"Over 300 years have passed since the turbulent days of the Salem witch trials and those who managed to escape are now facing extinction. Mysterious attacks have been escalating against their kind and young girls are being sent away to a special school in New Orleans to learn how to protect themselves. Wrapped up in the turmoil is new arrival, Zoe (Taissa Farmiga), who is harboring a terrifying secret of her own. Alarmed by the recent aggression, Fiona (Jessica Lange), the long-absent Supreme, sweeps back into town, determined to protect the Coven and hell-bent on decimating anyone who gets in her way."
With a cast of regulars and new recruits including Frances Conroy, Taissa Farmiga, Jessica Lange, Alexandra Breckenridge, Kathy Bates, Lily Rabe, Sarah Paulson, Jamie Brewer, Evan Peters, Gabourey Sidibe, Angela Bassett, Patti Lupone, and Denis O'Hare, here's a list of the first three episodes that begin this October.
Episode 3.01 – "Bitchcraft" (09-Oct-2013)
Episode 3.02 – "Boy Parts" (16-Oct-2013)
Episode 3.03 – "Replacements, The" (23-Oct-2013)