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08/26/15 – Board of Control Reviews Classification and Triennial Survey Results; Approves Several Championship Sites

August 26, 2015 2015-2016 News Releases

The KHSAA Board of Control conducted its first meeting of the 2015-16 school year on Monday at the Owensboro Convention Center. Among the many agenda items discussed, the Board executed a lengthy review of its current classification and alignment system for postseason play, and the ramifications of possible expansion of classification to other team sports. This review was requested by the Board after receiving a proposal concerning the classification of baseball and the format of all rounds of the postseason baseball tournament from Lawrence County High School during the 2014-15 school year. Following the receipt of the requested changes from Lawrence County, the Board requested information for a broader review of the issues in classification in the other team sports, not simply a review of baseball.

During the discussion and review, six major points were concluded when reviewing the situations from other states when compared to the current setup of championships: 1) classification nearly always adds expenses, in particular, travel, and in almost all cases, reduces overall program revenue at all levels; 2) In many cases, new class systems simply shift which teams are winning awards, not necessarily resulting in opportunities for awards and recognition; 3) It is recognized that problems do exist in some areas, however, those issues should be addressed in other more specific manners such as tournament formats and executions without wholesale and irreversible change; 4) If problems exist with specific schools appearing to get disproportionate advantage, then those specific schools should be addressed; 5) If problems exist due to specific rules including the bylaws, then those rules should be addressed; and 6) Tournament formats should be addressed by the board if the board feels like an inadequacy exists in any sport or sport-activity. Following this review, the Board unanimously reaffirmed its commitment to the current model without enrollment based classification for baseball, basketball, soccer, softball and volleyball.

“The Board takes very seriously its responsibility not just to maintain and promote current operations, but to evaluate potential change when necessary. After this review, our Board is firmly and unanimously convinced that change in overall structure related to classification is neither necessary nor desired,” said Board of Control President Jeff Saylor. “Our current setup is a blend of flexibility and tradition and serves the needs of our student-athletes very well.”

“Many times, thorough review of potential changes yields a result that change is not necessary. I think that was the result of this discussion,” said KHSAA Commissioner Julian Tackett. “The Board (and staff) take very seriously the duty to analyze our methods for conducting the best championships for our student-athletes, who only get one short window of time to enjoy the greatest competition level around, a high school championship event. The data simply illustrated that while change is possible, it was not in the best interest of the student-athletes of our state or the member schools and the various constituent groups represented.”

As a corollary to that classification discussion, the Board considered the request from Lawrence County to add a classification system for baseball, and revise the tournament format in all rounds of baseball. During the discussion and review, several issues with that proposal were cited including: 1) A significant increase in travel; 2) With adoption of classes, based on other state information, structure of classes will not simply be enrollment based, but likely need to include other factors; 3) the proposal called for elimination of “playing up”, which is inconsistent with the Board’s current desired structure in classified sports; 4) the proposal called solely for baseball changes, when softball and soccer utilize similar size squads; 5) While hard coding playing dates for specific rounds may seem at first glance to be a good idea, baseball tournaments are being played during the last few weeks of school or right after school is out where local schools need flexibility due to graduation conflicts and other late season activities; 6) The proposal left very little flexibility for bad weather or other schedule conflicts; and 7) the semistate round that was in place before was not favored by the majority of schools and resulted in the change being made to a 16 team state tournament.

Following the discussion of the Lawrence County proposal, the Board unanimously voted to not accept the proposal for changes in baseball. The Board directed Association staff to return at the next Board of Control meeting with possible alternatives for the format and dates for the state baseball tournament as part of the evaluation of the first six years of play with 16 teams. The current format of bringing 16 teams to one site has been in place since 2010.

“The Lawrence County proposal was very professionally presented and contained a great review of the impact of changes made in the baseball tournament format over the years. Our Board was most appreciative of the time and energy compiling the information as submitted,” added Tackett. “It is the duty of our staff, working hand in hand with our Board, to continually review all championships, and we will use this data and our own information to ensure we provide the experience for student-athletes that balances the needs of those students and the many other factors that influence tournament structure such as school schedules, finances (both revenue and expenses) weather, and comparable activities. If changes are deemed necessary, I feel certain that our entire staff will feel confident in recommending them to the Board and our Board will give them due consideration.”

The Commissioner presented the results from the Association’s triennial survey of the membership, conducted earlier this summer, the results of which designated Dance as the one sport or sport-activity to receive enough interest to be considered for future adoption. The Board directed staff to return at the November meeting with a report on the necessary steps for implementing a championship in Dance in the future, including a complete fiscal analysis of the impact to the KHSAA and all member schools and its impact on other programs, along with an update on the addition of Rifle Marksmanship, which was previously approved by the Board. Several sports and activities had a percentage of schools respond in favor of a championship being conducted, but none with enough schools in favor to allow the Board to consider the addition of a championship. (Click here to view complete survey results)

“It is so vitally important that our member schools have this regular opportunity to evaluate options for championship play and provide this input. With our emphasis on opportunities for ALL students, not simply the outstanding athletically gifted, and in particular, our need to continue to highlight and potentially expand female championship opportunities, this instrument is invaluable,” said Tackett. “We will take these results and provide our Board the best possible information to make a decision that balances the needs and wants of the member schools with the real world cost impacts to both our members and the Association, and will continue to keep our eye on new and emerging opportunities for student involvement in sports and sport-activities. We are at such a critical time when the age old question of ‘can we afford it’ has to always be tempered with the response ‘can we afford not to’ due to the overwhelming evidence that students involved in school based sports and sport-activities perform at a significantly higher level in the classroom.”

The Board also confirmed a number of championship sites for the 2015-16 season, approving the University of Kentucky for Track & Field, Collins Eastland in Lexington for Bowling and Kentucky Basketball Academy in Lexington for Archery. The Board also discussed the future site plans for Bass Fishing, with a decision to review the matter further at the next meeting.

In other action Monday, the Board:
• Heard a report from the Commissioner on a change in duties with the Association staff with Associate Commissioner Butch Cope taking on the role of Supervisor of Officials and Policy Board Liaison and Assistant Commissioner Sarah Bridenbaugh assuming the role of Middle School Coordinator, per 702 KAR 7:065.
• Had an initial discussion on bracket rotation per realignment discussion for 5A and 6A in football. The Board directed the staff to bring specific options to the October meeting for all classes for further review.
• Approved a second reading on a revised change in policy regarding the penalty for violating the prime date requirement for girls’ basketball schedule. The new policy includes a maximum fine of $500 under the provisions of Bylaw 27, along with other possible sanctions based on the integrity of the compliance process and past history of the member school.
• Approved a first reading of a recommended coaching Code of Ethics for use by membership schools, with final adoption slated for October.
• Approved the provisional membership of Ashland Holy Family Collegiate, with postseason eligibility to begin in 2017-18 following a two-year candidacy period.
• Approved the certified audit of the Association for the 2013-14 school year as performed by the auditing and accounting firm of Hicks and Associates.
• Heard a report from staff about research from the NFHS on the potential development of a required pitch count rule for baseball to possibly replace the current innings-pitched basis of the current rule.
• Received information from the NFHS regarding the High School RIO data system, which collects data for the high school level regarding injuries in sport.

About the Kentucky High School Athletic Association
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association was organized in 1917 and is the agency designated by the Kentucky Department of Education to manage high school athletics in the Commonwealth. The Association is a voluntary nonprofit 501(c)3 organization made up of 277 member schools both public and private. The KHSAA sanctions 43 state championships in 13 sports and 4 sport-activities, licenses and trains over 4,000 officials, provides catastrophic insurance for its more than 70,000 member school student-athletes, as well as overseeing coaching education and sports safety programs.

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Sunday, 11 November 2012

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Saturday, 10 November 2012

My Saturday

Its first week after holiday...

First day of KI (kemahiran insaniah),,,
Wake up at 6am.. heading toward DK300
Tired and sleepy but i have to set in my mind this gonna be a fine day....

Tuesday, 16 October 2012

Movie Review : Man In Black 3

Men In Black 3-
Cast -Will Smith (Agent J) , Tommy Lee Jones (Senior Agent K), Josh Brolin (Young Agent K), Jemaine Clement ( Boris The Animal)

Last Friday (12/10/2012) OPEMS Society are having charity screening. Me and my fren decided to watch the movie as this is the last screening for the event.

This movie is about agent J is travel back time to 15years ago meet with agent K. This is bcoz of the Boris The Animal who had escape from galactical-prison n trying to rewind the time when he lost his arm.Agent J had to travel time to save the humankind and later knowing the truth why Agent K choose him as he partner.

Saturday, 6 October 2012

I'm Loner

Never been so lonely before.

September Review

After officially one month been staying at Uitm Puncak Alam, the feeling of actually living at campus is fascinating. Never thought to be live at campus is a great oppurtunity to actually learn how to be independent as I never been in dorm-style life.

See those 3 parallel roof headed toward the dorm. That is the stair that I already climbed for a month. Some said the stair is much more higher few steps from Batu Caves stairs. (sorry never count it as it just way too tired)

Music Review : BoA Only One

After a long hiatus i  finally get a chance to make an entry here..
today i like to make a review on my most favourite song BoA - Only One

Wednesday, 3 October 2012

Street Jam/ Underground Jam

Just like a tittle i love ♡♥♡♥♡♥ dance....
Just like to share few of my fav dancer..
Prepix , T.F.M (trouble maker family)..
Those guys rocks my sense.... they love to dance... and manage to coreo several idol such as Beast and Block B....
With rythm n beat they conquer the stages!!!

Tuesday, 25 September 2012

The Recipies: Tiramisu

Most favourable cakes but expensive. Personally always failed to make this cake eventhough its consider as one of the easiest cake to make. Tiramisu literally means ''pick me up''. This recipies contain no alchohol so its appropriate for Muslim and kids.

Sunday, 23 September 2012

Review: Halal Korean Food

When we talk about Korea, the first thing that we think about the most is Kpop which refer of the Korean Idol Singer.Their song and dance become addictive to the fans~~

But!!!!! I won't talk about kpop as most of Malaysian which also knows about it..
For this post i like to review on their food which is a part of Korean Wave~~


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>> Wednesday, July 29, 2009

This bible verse from Isaiah 40:8 tells us that even if all things fade from this world, His word remains. It reminds us that all the material things in this world are temporary so that when all else is gone, our loving God remains for us and with us.

Lord, may I never be too occupied of the things of this world that it takes up all of my time. Grant me the grace to seek you in the things that I do and to find the time to pray and read your Holy Bible. Grant me the understanding as I read each word so that I may share your Light to others. Amen.

Love Thy Neighbor

>> Thursday, July 2, 2009

It was a Saturday evening. Hubby went out to go karting, as what he usually does on Saturdays. We didn't go with him though and decided to just stay at home because Sam just recovered from her ear infection.

I looked out our window and noticed that our balcony is wet... and water is trickling down from above. I thought it was raining hard again and so I went out. The odd thing was that only our side of the balcony is wet and the adjacent ones are dry. Hmmm... I thought, "So the neighbors on the floor above decided to clean their balcony, wash off the dirt with water and just allowed the water to trickle... Tsk! Tsk!" Good thing I had no laundry to dry that day, otherwise, they would get soiled and wet.

Then my door bell rang. I looked out the peephole to see who it was. It couldn't be hubby. It is too soon for him to be home. And I wasn't expecting any visitors. Then I saw a woman who looked quite furious and impatient. I nervously opened the door and asked what it was she needed or was looking for. Furiously, she ranted in German about something gone "kaput" and "wasser im balkon!" and "Jetzt!". She must have said a lot of things but I only understood those few words. And I told that I didn't water my plants just now and raised my hand up to indicate that the people from the 5th floor did it. I kept shaking my head saying "Nein, nein..." and when she gave up, figuring out that I couldn't understand her, she gave. Then I said "Enschuldigung..." which meant "I'm sorry..."

I was terrified when I closed the door. The Germans are really a brave lot, at least the person who came to my door was. I know I had every right to be indignant of her accusations but I cannot defend myself using their language. But then again, she was furious too because something was ruined because of the water. I prayed for an understanding heart as I remembered what Jesus said, "Love thy neighbor."

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10 Things My Teenagers Taught Me on Vacation

Written By: Kim - Apr• 06•15

My husband and I have spent our last two vacations with extra teenagers on our trip. We asked our two children to invite one friend each. Here is what I learned after spending 14 days with four teenagers.

1. Teenagers eat. A lot. We spent about $400 on groceries each of those vacation weeks because we stayed at condos that had a full kitchen. We ate out sparingly. Other than bringing home a couple of lemons, napkins and cleaning spray, all of the food was consumed by the six of us. I do not understand how people with larger families pay their grocery bills each month. It’s not like groceries are getting any cheaper, either.

2. Teenagers are messy. I wasn’t sure if it was just my kids. It mattered not which gender, but they all had their stuff spread out all over the place: the bathroom, the bedroom, the living room….you get the picture. They each only brought one suitcase with them for the week, but it seemed as though the clothing and personal items had multiplied in the car ride on the way. And only one teen girl brought travel sizes. Yep, the rest of them brought full size personal items. I am just glad that I didn’t have to share a bathroom with them.

3. Teenagers like to drive around and be seen. We’ve all done this when we were teens, but I don’t think we realized how much we did it. Because neither of our vehicles could comfortably fit six, we opted to take both cars on vacation. Our condo was about 5 minutes from the beach. Daily, the kids would load up in my car and drive down to the boardwalk to “hang out” even though the resort where we stayed had plenty to do. FOMO (fear of missing out) was rampant. They managed to suck up an entire tank of gas in one week driving my car around – and my car holds 17 gallons of gas. Wow.

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Spring Break 2015

4. Teenagers are quite adept at using their phones for everything. Maybe it’s because I am directionally challenged, but I was impressed at their adaptability to new surroundings in two new cities when they needed to drive in those areas.

5. But, teenagers don’t know household basics. Because we all are living our lives are more hurried than in previous generations and there seems to be an app for almost everything, we sometimes forget basic skills. Teach your child how to sew on a button or mend a ripped seam in a pair of pants. Teach them how to do laundry and to properly iron clothes. I am not suggesting that your child darn socks, but basic skills like this are important to keeping the clothes that they own suitable for public view. You know that saying, “Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime.” It applies to teenagers as well. Don’t send your child off to college, the military or his or her own household without some basic life skills.

6. Teenagers indulge parents (and their friend’s parents) and their hokey ideas. I thought it would be cool to get one of those old time pictures done with the group of us on our recent vacation. Yeah, it was a totally hokey idea, but I think that the kids liked it. And the girls loved playing putt putt golf (which I love). I loved having a photo of all of us together…which brings me to my next point.

7. Teenagers want to spend as little time as possible with parents – unless you are paying for something. I say this partly tongue-in-cheek, but gone are the days where our children want to hang out with us, thought we were cool, and want to be seen in our space. If you don’t have teenagers yet, just be aware. I have to keep reminding myself that it’s nothing personal and that this is the “learning my independence phase” that my kids are going through. It happens to all us and makes me appreciate my parents even more now that I am going through it.

8. Teenagers really do have a different biological clock than their parents. I’ve seen it with my children, but I now know it’s true. While the parents are winding down at 10 or 11 pm, the kids are getting their second wind going. Trust me on this: if you are a night owl, you will love this phase.

9. Facebook is dead. Long live Twitter and Instagram. Face it parents: we have taken over Facebook (the news reports are true) and our teenagers are no longer interested in their FB feed. If you don’t have a Twitter or Instagram account, get one and connect with your kids and their friends there. Seriously.

10. My children seem to pick out friends who are fairly low key and no non-sense (read: no drama). And, I am extremely grateful for their choices. These kids are smart, funny and a joy to be around. And, Mike and I are extremely lucky to have spent time with our children and their friends.

A 2014 Love Letter to My Family

Written By: Kim - Dec• 25•14

This year is coming to a close. As I think back about 2104, there have been wonderful changes for our family. The three of you (ok, four if you count Sydney, our Airedale Terrier) continue to make my life full. I love coming home because of you. Here are the highlights that I remember:

  • Connor, you finished your sophomore year and started your junior year. You continue to mature and grow in your approach to handling your schoolwork. I am so proud of you.
  • You are still dating the same girl you were last year when I wrote my 2013 letter. Maintainin2014-02-07 14.23.37-1g a relationship takes work. Maintaining one that is now long distance since she moved on to college, takes even more work. Congratulations on this milestone. She is lovely inside and out. We like the two of you together. And, you attended her senior prom. From out point of view, it seemed like a fun experience for you.
  • You found your first part-time job, lifeguarding. As much as you complained about being on the swim team, it’s ironic that you continue to earn a paycheck as a lifeguard. I admit that I am having the last laugh on this after all the push back you gave me. You have taken your work seriously and I am proud of you. You also turned down a beach vacation this summer with your best friend to spend more time with your girlfriend before she left for college. Very telling son, that you know where your priorities are at your age. Your loyalty to those you love is astounding.
  • Connor, you not only earned your driver’s license, you also purchased your first vehicle. I thought I had left jacked up trucks with big tires behind when I moved from Alabama, but your truck is a constant reminder of where I came from. And, that’s never a bad thing. You are now beginning to understand that money does not grow on trees. This is a major milestone in anyone’s growth and I am glad that you have realized this at your age. I am so grateful that God gifted me with you. Your future is so bright and I am happy to be a part of it.
  • Abby, you transitioned from junior high school to high school this fall. I am so happy that you like high school. You are such a serious child. I think that you have an old soul. Based on what I know about you, it makes complete sense to me that you enjoy being around people who are more mature than the kids your age.
  • 2014-08-31 13.56.05Despite my pleading that you join the swim team (you do sustain less injuries), you made the basketball team. You are working hard to improve yourself. Even as a young child, you always had fantastic hand-eye coordination and this is now paying off for you as an athlete. I am so proud of all that you have accomplished.
  • You currently are 10th in your class academically. Abby, you are super smart. I knew it the minute I first looked into your eyes. Your future is so bright and I am happy to be a part of it.
  • Abby, this spring you were confirmed. In our Catholic faith, this is not only a sacrament, but a major milestone. My heart is so full as you continue on this faith-filled journey.
  • I am not going to lie, Abby. Our relationship has been strained this year. Friends with older teenage girls say this phase is normal for girls your age. I am glad to hear this, but I will also be glad when this phase is over. It really hurts me that we don’t seem as close as we used to be. But, I am still extremely grateful that God gifted me with you. And, if I ever made you feel anything less than that, I am truly sorry.

2014-08-10 19.59.11Mike, we celebrated the big 23 years of wedded bliss in 2014. What a journey we have been on. In church recently I looked over at you while you were on your knees praying. My heart was so full of joy and love for you at that moment, I am not quite sure how to express myself. I will just say that I cannot imagine being on this life journey with anyone else. Thank you for being my husband. And I am most definitely glad that God gifted me with you because without you, who knows what my life now would look like. Thank you for your support as I left my six-figure job to start my own business. Out of all the people I know, I knew that you would understand the most. Thank you for believing in me.

I love you all. Here’s to an even better 2015.


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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Smithsonian Journey Stories - and Kingman Quilters Guild Exhibit

The doors opened Saturday afternoon, September 28th and Kingman Quilters Guild was ready to go!  We spent the morning putting up our kiosk displays for the Smithsonian Journey Stories exhibit joined by the Arizona Humanities Council.  The Exhibit is at the Mohave Museum of Arts & History.
My kiosk is "Decorative Arts" covering the period of 1850 to 1920.  This was an era in America that began with survival and ended in affluence.  The latter part of this era ran parallel with the Industrial Revolution, which allowed the well to do American women (the Victorian women, to be exact) to spend time developing "master quilts" that exhibited fine fabrics as well as stitching talents.

1880s crazy quilt made by Dr. Paul Acer's great grandmother

Crazy quilt jacket (left) by Bonner Maxfield and crazy
quilt by Kornelia Hambley - both members of KQG

Crazy quilt loaned by Jan Ellwood.  Purchased in Goldfield, NV

Crazy quilt (top) by Karin Goudy.  Antique framed portion of crazy quilt
from Nancy Hilton and 4-square crazy quilt loaned by Jan Ellwood.

1880s crazy quilt made by Nancy Hilton's mother in law in Rural Retreat, VA

Beautiful embroidered album quilt loaned by Jean Johnston.  Made in 1933.

(Top) Cross stitch embroidered quilt made by Nancy Hilton's mother-in-law
and (bottom) crazy quilted table runner loaned by another KQG member.
The quilt show runs through October 11th and displays other kiosks including:
  •  Folklore
  • Album Quilts
  • War Quilts
  • Depression era quilts
  • Pioneer Quilts
  • Contemporary quilts
Be sure to check the Smithsonian Museum on Main Street tour schedule to see if there's a display coming to your area.

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  • Year of movie : 2011
  • Genres of movie : Drama,
  • Status of movie : Released
  • Release date of movie : 2011-08-10
  • Companies of movie : DreamWorks SKG, 1492 Pictures, Participant Productions, Imagenation Abu Dhabi FZ, Reliance Entertainment, Touchstone Pictures,
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  • Actors of movie :Viola Davis (Aibileen Clark), Aunjanue Ellis (Yule Mae Davis), Dana Ivey (Gracie Higginbotham), Sissy Spacek (Missus Walters), Mike Vogel (Johnny Foote), Octavia Spencer (Minny Jackson), Emma Stone (Eugenia 'Skeeter' Phelan), Chris Lowell (Stuart Whitworth), Anna Camp (Jolene French), Allison Janney (Charlotte Phelan), Bryce Dallas Howard (Hilly Holbrook), Ahna O'Reilly (Elizabeth Leefolt), David Oyelowo (Preacher Green), LaChanze (Rachel), Cicely Tyson (Constantine Jefferson), Jessica Chastain (Celia Foote)
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Item No. :   KM-A2070S
Name :   Simple Vinyl Pouch
Material :   Clear PVC(#2527)
Description :   We personally expereince this zipper Clear Vinyl Pouch, and feel its roomy space (although without width) and very secure zipper make you use very confortable, that you can easily find your makeup accessories inside, and needn't worry that the cosmetic liquid spread over by leakage!

Different Colors are available, basing on personal fond of colors.

Such Clear Vinly Bag is personalizable by by imprint only, at the center; or a little lower at the bottom.

Further Customization can be achieved by changing the vinyl fabric, as well as zipper pull, and Colors. Try to use <Personalize A Logo> or <Custom Bag More> to quick realize your design.

Other question, check the FAQ on the right column.

Size(L*W*H) :   8.5'' x 0.125'' x 6.5''

Default Pack :   Flat packing
Carton Meas :   0.048 cbm
Carton Qty. :   200 PCS
Carton N.W. :   8 kgs
Carton G.W. :   9 kgs
20' CNTR :   112000
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Hi, I work at N***N Magazine. We would like to order 3000 of this item. We need to order by today and we do not need any special customization. We would like a quote beforehand asap. Thank you, Sahara

Inquire/Comment by Sahara from United States on 08/04/2014

Dear Sahara,

Thank you for your inquiry, and message left on the Livechat.  We quote as follows:

US$*.** based on quantity of 3000 pcs;

Shipping costs, either by courier, or by sea, but suggest by courier. – see

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Hi, Would you be able to sell me 100 of these and post to Australia? If so, for what price? Thank you, Saskia

Inquire/Comment by Saskia from Australia on 31/03/2014

Dear Saskia,

Thank you for your inquiry. We are sorry that we can’t custom make the bag for quantity of 100 pcs; but MOQ of 1000pcs;

Please confirm if that’s acceptable to you; In case you can only order small quantity, we suggest you may take our other stock items at:

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Can you please send me quote for 1000. No customization or printing required. Also, could you also send an approximate shipping amount. I am in Virginia, US. Thank you, Jody

Inquire/Comment by Jody from United States on 24/01/2014

Dear Jody,

Thank you for your inquiry.

We quote USD0.** based on quantity of 1000 pcs;

Shipping cost by courier to USA: US$***.00

It’ll normally take us approx.. 10-15 days to have the goods ready, and another 5-7 days by courier to you.   (but we will close our NEW Year Holiday from Jan. 26th – Feb. 16th, so we can count the day after we return)

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Do you make these in a smaller size?

Inquire/Comment by Alice from Australia on 22/08/2013

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Thank you for your inquiry. Yes we can custom make the bag with different size, material, because we are a manufacturer.

Please let us know your further requirement.

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We are requiring initially 200 pieces, as we are starting with a small promotion at our local hospital. How much for this product to be delivered to Australia? Regards Leanne **********

Inquire/Comment by Leanne from United States on 13/06/2013
Dear Leanne,

Thank you for your email inquiry and nice to chat with you online, we quote as follows:

US$*.** based on starting quantity of 1000 pcs;

And courier fee for 1000 pcs to Australia is approx.US$***.**

Production lead time: approx.6-7 days without personalization;

And 10-15 days with imprint logo; (cost TBA, or refer to

Courier time: another approx.. 6-7 days.

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30 November 2011

The End.

This is the last day of NaBloPoMo and I'm extremely excited about that.  I'm surprised that I was able to keep up with it this time, but that was due partly to the fact that other members of AFBA joined in on the daily posting fun.  This experience has definitely brought me back to blogging.  Not only did I challenge myself to post every day, I also wanted to make sure that I was posting real things.  Sure, there were a few days that got super lame posts, but for the most part, I think I upped my content, mostly by including pictures.

So how did I actually make it through all of November posting?

1) Not all of the posts are about food.  I think I've come to terms with the fact that this blog is going to evolve into more than just what I'm eating/cooking/drooling over, because I don't have infinite things to say about food and I have the cutest little baby ever.  Oh and because I'm going to have a baby in March. ;)

2) Most Mondays I posted menus and most Sundays I posted pictures.  It's almost like a cheat, but I tried to make sure that the pictures were good and the menus were, mostly, followed.

3) This is probably the real reason why I could stick with it: I prescheduled a lot of my posts.  If I had multiple ideas for posts, I'd write them all up at once and then schedule them out.  Usually this ended up being a few posts at a time, so it's not like I had the entire month scheduled.

So will I ever do this again?  Possibly.  Probably not any time soon, though.  I'm planning on easing up on the posting, especially right now.  I have a talk to give about a carbon-enhanced metal-poor r+s-process enhanced star (say that three times fast) in about 20 minutes, a ginormous pile of papers to grade, and a committee meeting in a week, where I have to tell one of my committee members that I am, indeed, having a baby, which is probably going to cut my spring semester productivity in half.  Oops.

So for now, here's a piece of pie for you, because I think we've all deserved it by sticking with me for this long.  Also, because I can't eat it due to my newly-discovered pregnancy-induced insulin resistence, but more on that later.

Image from Stu Spivack because my phone is choking on the giant picture of pumpkin pie from inside my faraday cage.  I mean office.

29 November 2011

Peanut butter blues

My Koeze peanut butter is almost gone, which is sad but weird on the street is that I don't have to travel all the way back to Michigan to go to Zingerman's to get it.  Apparently, Antonelli's carries it. Hurrah!

Also, this talk is happening tomorrow at noon.  Which is, again, why I'm not making real posts.  Perhaps I should make up for it in December.

28 November 2011

science. ugh.

This is why you don't get a real post today:

Actually, I have to give a talk on Wednesday about this, which is for realz why.

26 November 2011

home brewing

me: are you excited?
he: for what?
me: cider!
he: oh, yeah.  Are you excited?
me: for what?
he: to play pretend.
me: pretend what?
he: pretend we know what we're doing

After seeing a Slow Food Austin talk by the Argus Cidery dudes, we decided to try to brew hard cider to give as Christmas gifts.  It seemed like it was going to be mostly easy, and after two trips to Austin Homebrew Supply, we came home with about $50 worth of supplies and way more confusion than when we first walked in the door.  Hopefully this works and we don't end up giving our families a lot of vinegar.  I'll update later when we know if it worked or not.  And no, the irony of being pregnant and brewing alcoholic beverages isn't lost on me.

cider supplies, including airlocks, campden tablets, and a bunch of other stuff

Bottles that are (still) awaiting cider.  Colby and Dustin "made" them in a weekend.  Anything for the cause, eh?

Sanitizing everything

The game plan

sulfated cider ready for fermentation

Colby putting the cider in its home for the next couple of weeks.  (And yes, this is going to be the nursery, but it's not like we're using it right now.)

Ciders with their airlocks and yeast. Look at that yeast bloom in the upper right corner!

It bubbled!  Success!

25 November 2011

Black Friday

We went out on this morning at midnight to see what Black Friday was like.  Neither Colby nor I had ever had the full experience, so this was more anthropological than shopping.  I did see some deals that looked good, but waiting for hours to get into a store+getting trampled on+waiting for hours to check out didn't seem that appealing.  This is what the scene looked like outside of Target:

No, that's not the line to get into Target, that's the crowd that gathered to watch the line to get into Target.  At about 12:05 AM.

Here's the line to get into Target:

And then at around 12:30, we meandered down to Best Buy, and they still had a line, complete with security guards.  It was kind of nuts.

Needless to say, we didn't buy anything, but now that my curiosity has been sated, I'm content with spending my future Black Friday Eves basking in the glow of a food hangover, rather than contend with crazy crowds of motivated shoppers.

23 November 2011

Them's the rules.

So the results are back and dun dun dun... I don't have gestational diabetes!  But I'm apparently developing pregnancy-induced insulin resistance, so I still need to follow a gestational diabetes diet (basically low carb).  There's a class that I'm supposed to take next week (pending my insurance) that talks about how to properly diet and exercise to make sure that the baby doesn't grow hugenormous, but until I attend the class, I was given a list of rules to follow:
Avoid Sugar and All Sweets

Avoid fruit in the morning
Eat small, frequent meals
ALWAYS include a bedtime snack
Each meal and snack must have carbohydrate, protein, and fat
If you are hungry between meals & snacks, eat low carbohydrate foods

So basically, no more fun.  I ended up getting the Eggs Francisco at Kerbey Lane (and only had half of the english muffin).  This kid better be the coolest thing ever, because this is a pretty huge sacrifice.

scrambled eggs, tomato, avocado, and bacon on an English muffin, covered in queso

22 November 2011

Flat sprite

I spent Friday morning sitting in a doctor's office getting my blood drawn four times over the course of three hours.  By the time I finished, it had been 15.5 hours since I had eaten anything, aside from chugging a 100g dextrose solution 3.5 hours before.  The next time someone tells me about the joys and blessings of pregnancy, I'm going to stab them.

All of this was for the 3 hour glucose tolerance test for gestational diabetes.  I took a shorter test earlier in the week and my blood sugar came back elevated.  It was a pretty big bummer, but not unexpected.  A couple years ago I was diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).  Nearly 50% of women with PCOS get gestational diabetes.  This is the same syndrome that Kate Gosselin had, which is why she opted for in vitro fertilization and ended up with 8 children.

Since we didn't have an extra $50,000 to throw at IVF, I dismissed the notion of having kids and totally came to peace with the idea of being able to travel the world, buying expensive shoes/meals/electronics, and generally enjoying my disposable income.  Colby was less okay with this (I guess he's not nearly as into Swedish Hasbeens as I am), and so we went to a fertility specialist to see what our options were and to get further testing.  Upon an ultrasound examination of my ovaries, the doctor commented that I had just ovulated and was either going to get my period or was pregnant.  We all had a good chuckle and I went to get a CT scan a couple weeks later because my sinuses had been fucked up since December 2010.  Oops.

Fast forward five months and now I'm awaiting my results from the GTT.  The GTT requires a 12 hour fast, chugging this ridiculous sugar solution in <5 minutes, and then getting blood drawn once an hour for three hours.  The last sugar solution tasted like flat orange pop, which is not nearly as tasty as you'd assume.  This solution tasted more like flat sprite and was only mildly more palatable.  The worst, though, is that they don't let you drink much water because that interferes with the results.  My suspicion is that I do have gestational diabetes given my risk factors and the first glucose tolerance test.  If that's the case, then the recipes I post here are going to be of a decidedly more meaty nature.  In the meantime, I'm going to enjoy the last  yummy carbs I'll be allowed to eat for the next 15 weeks.

21 November 2011

Thanksgiving week menu

Menu planning for this week is made easier because Thursday is already planned out for me.

slowcooker lasagna (hat tip to Austin Gastronomist)

eggs, pan sausage (with possible recipe to come), biscuits

Thanksgiving dinner at 24 Diner (we're going to go out to eat for this so I can concentrate on getting work done)

roasted chicken, stuffing, cranberry sauce, mashed sweet potatoes (like Thanksgiving, but decidedly easier)

20 November 2011

Silent Sundays: Venetian Hot Plate, Port Aransas, TX

Silent Sundays are like Wordless Wednesdays, but on Sunday because, um, I'm sleepy and don't have much to say.

bread and dipping sauce

olive oil, balsamic vinegar, red pepper flakes, garlic, black pepper

misto mare: clams, mussels, oysters, scallops, shrimp, in a butter+wine sauce

salad with balsamic vinaigrette

Mama's lasagna

fresh gulf snapper with artichokes, capers, asparagus, and mashed potatoes

all done

19 November 2011

Wherein the posts get a little thin towards the end of NaBloPoMo

I should probably post something, eh?

I don't have too much to say, except that for once, I'm okay with the University of Michigan not screwing up a game because Michigan State is going to the first Big Ten championship game.  Yay!

17 November 2011

Pumpkin Cornbread

Recall the ill-fated muffins from yesterday?  Well, they only used a half a can of pumpkin and I was taunted with the rest of the can, just sitting in the fridge.  I decided that the best way to proceed was to make pumpkin corn bread.  This time, however, my recipe tweaking was rewarded.

Pumpkin Cornbread

1 c cornmeal
1 c AP flour
1/3 c sugar
1/4 t cinnamon
1/2 t grated nutmeg
1 T baking powder
1 t salt

1/3 c oil (I used grapeseed oil, but vegetable oil works here too)
1/2 c milk (or more)
1/2 c pumpkin
1 large egg, beaten

Set oven to 400 F.  Whisk together the cornmeal, flour, sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, baking powder, and salt.  In a separate bowl, mix together the oil, milk, pumpkin, and egg.  Fold in the dry ingredients.  Pour into an 8x8 or 9x9 baking pan and bake until a toothpick can be cleanly removed, about 15 minutes.

The reason why I say that you may need more milk is that it depends on the consistency of your pumpkin.  The pumpkin I used was fairly watery, but the batter was still pretty thick.  Thin it with milk a couple Tbsps at a time if the batter turns to dough.  You should be able to shake the pan to (mostly) smooth out the batter into one even-ish layer.

16 November 2011

Food Links: Stuff I Want to Make

Do you ever look at a recipe and decide that it's time to tweak it and you know for certain that it's going to come out and be the best thing ever?  And then you try it and you're like hm... maybe I should have stuck with the recipe.  These are mistake muffins.  Don't get me wrong, I truly believe that pumpkin oatmeal muffins can be made to be delicious, but these aren't it.  They are, however, pretty.  Here's a list of links to things I've been reading around the interwebs that I will definitely try to make but will likely end up tweaking because I'm antsy like that.

Slow Cooker Shredded Korean Beef Tacos I was looking around for a slow cooker bean recipe and stumbled across this blog.  This recipe looks like a good way for me to use up the bison stew meat that's been hanging out in my freezer for awhile.

Sweet Potato Biscuits These look awesome and perhaps something that you can actually do with butternut squash instead.

Hot Pepper Cranberry Relish Even though we decided to go out to eat for thanksgiving this year, I'm still drooling over holiday recipes. I'm pretty sure that I'm going to be making this (and also stuffing) at some point in November.  Plus, I can use the jalapenos from my garden.

15 November 2011

Ugly, but Tasty!, Butternut Squash Casserole

A couple weeks ago, Colby and I went to Nerd Nite: Food Edition.  Okay, it wasn't actually called that, but that's what it was.  The first speaker was AFBA's own Addie Broyles.  Someone asked her what the key to a successful food blog was and one of her suggestions was to make sure that you post pictures.  This is something that I'm not so great about doing with every post.  Partly, my picture taking skills are pretty terrible, but also because a lot of the dishes I make aren't so attractive.  This dish falls firmly in the category of dishes that are delicious but not at all pretty.

Yeah, this is kind of a hot mess.  And by hot, I mean temperature and by mess, I mean, like, look at it.

Butternut squash casserole

3 lb butternut squash, peeled, cubed, roasted in olive oil and salt+pepper at 400 for ~30 minutes
~1/3 lb bacon (more or less depending on how much you love bacon)
1/2 medium yellow or sweet onion, diced
1/2 c sour cream
1 c shredded cheddar cheese (I'd avoid superduper extra sharp cheddar, actually and feel free to use more if you want)
1/4 c panko (optional)

Cook the bacon until crisp.  Crumble and set aside.  Remove all but a couple Tbsps of the bacon grease and then saute the onion in the same pan until they're translucent.  I tend to brown them, to get more sweetness out of them, but be sure not to let them burn (oops).  In an oven-safe dish, combine the roasted butternut squash cubes, bacon, onions, sour cream, and 2/3 c of the cheddar cheese.  Season with salt+pepper to taste.  Top with the remaining cheese and panko, if using.  Bake in a 350 F oven for ~10 minutes, or until the cheese on top is melted and bubbly.

14 November 2011

Monday Menu Mania

This is totally not related, but here's a picture of Colby eating a PB&J sandwich
This is looking to be a rather low-key week, but it seems like I've been attacked with a resurgence of first trimester nausea.  This means that my desire to cook is incredibly low, so most of this is easy to throw together or something that I'll make Colby cook.

And to pretend to tie in the random picture with this post, I'm really good at planning dinner menus and lately, we've been good at sticking with it most of the time.  I admit that the chicken and 20 cloves was never made, but I've also decided that it's more of a weekend meal than a weekday meal.  The one thing I'm pretty terrible about is lunch.  Also breakfast.  I almost never bring lunch to school, so I pay a lot of money to get some marginal food from O's Campus Cafe.  Colby always eats lunch at home and it usually involves things that he can cram down his throat as quickly as possible.  Perhaps next week I'll plan a lunch menu as well.

cowboy casserole from Central Market, green beans

spinach tortellini soup, (probably sans beans bc we don't have any) crusty bread

tacos, green beans (because who says you can't eat green beans with tacos?)

pasta with meat sauce (this is coming from my freezer stash of sauce+meatballs, but the BIL doesn't like meatballs, so I think we're just going to break them up and call it "meat sauce"), spinach salad

roasted chicken, brussels sprouts, rice pilaf

13 November 2011

Silent Sundays: Homemade Sushi

Silent Sundays are like Wordless Wednesdays, but on Sunday because, um, I'm sleepy and don't have much to say.

12 November 2011

Saturday Night Jam

Totally digging Schuyler Fisk right now.

11 November 2011

This has been a pretty terrible week to be a member of the Big Ten and it's not getting better with the Carrier Classic, so here's a picture of the shoes I wore today.  It was super brisk this morning and these are like the warmest non-boots I own.  They're basically like wearing a pair of sweat pants on my feet.  Also, my belly? Out of control.

10 November 2011

Sesame and Wasabi Dressing and Forgotten Jalapenos

One of the worst pregnancy side effects I've encountered is "pregnancy brain".  I've basically lived in a fog for the past 5 months, having difficulty coming up with words and conveniently forgetting how to do things that I've done a zillion times before.

Take, for instance, hair cuts.  I usually cut Colby's hair because all
he gets are buzz cuts, so it saves us like 20 bucks a month or so.  The clippers we got from Costco are probably one of the best investments we've ever made there, but I totally forgot that I usually shave the back of his neck, rather than use the bare clippers.  He may or may not have ended up with cuts on the back of his neck.  Ahem.

Suffice it to say, sometimes my inability to remember things interferes with what I'm doing, occasionally with disastrous results.  On the other hand, on Monday I planned ahead and took the time to go to our garden to get some surprisingly resilient jalapenos for dinner.  We built a raised garden box a la Springdale Farm because we have fire ant problems and we thought that this would keep them out.  The garden grew like gangbusters from mid-May to the end July or so, but then we sort of decided that it would be best to just let everything go because it was probably never going to rain ever again.  After about 3 months of very sporadic watering, the garden box looked something like this:

It turns out that basil is impossible to kill.  In fact, that basil is made entirely of stuff that reseeded from last year.  Our rosemary and sage were fine because those are desert-okay plants, but it turns out that zucchini, cucumbers, and green beans are not.  At least, they need to be watered more than once a month in 100+ heat.  Surprisingly enough, the mint plant that we neglected had bolted and seeded, so when we started watering the box again once it cooled off a lot, we found little mint plants all over the place.  I'll have to come up with creative uses for it.  I think the most surprising result was that not only did our jalapenos not die, they started to flower again and make more jalapenos.  I chose the biggest one.  It was pretty and it was going to be part of our dinner.

I made a version of Nigella's crab and avocado salad, but preg brain struck again and I ended up forgetting about the jalapeno that I had so lovingly harvested earlier.  Le sigh.  The dinner was actually really good, though.  Instead of her dressing, I adjusted the proportions to this:

Sesame and Wasabi dressing
1 t prepared wasabi
1 t sesame oil
2 T mirin
1 T rice wine vinegar
1/2 t kosher salt
juice of 1/2 lime

Whisk it all together in a small bowl and toss with 8 oz lump crab meat, 1 sliced avocado, and as much arugula as you can stand.

Om nom.

09 November 2011

Penn State Part II

After reading more about Paterno's role and the timeline of events, I'm as conflicted as Matt Millen, so I decided to take down my previous post.

JoePa always stood for integrity in college sports, but now I'm not so sure.  I'm deeply saddened that this entire thing happened, but I think we need to focus on the fact that Jerry Sandusky is the one who is actually facing charges for child molestation, not JoePa, not Graham Spanier.  I hope, for the victims' sake, that the trial is quick and decisive.

08 November 2011

Favorite Things: Belli Acne Cleansing Facial Wash

My food experiences are mundane enough to make it impossible for me to write about it for all 30 days of this challenge, so I decided to share, on occasion, stuff that I'm really digging.  Today it's Belli's Acne Cleansing Facial Wash.  Belli is a skin care company that focuses on products for pregnant women, mothers, and babies.  Pregnancy brings a whole host of skin problems including, but not limited to, stretch marks, acne, and discoloration.  I was surprised to discover that certain over-the-counter skincare products aren't pregnancy safe.  Salycilic acid is one of these products and is found in many daily facial cleansers, including the ones that I'd been using.
After searching for a pregnancy safe option, in this case lactic acid-based cleansers, I found Belli's line of pregnancy products.  You can use the facial wash as a daily cleanser or leave it on for five minutes as a "mask".  The cleanser/mask works really well with some caveats.  I need to make sure I use it every day.  I'm not terribly careful with my skin, but I break out if I skip a day or two.  This is probably because my breakouts are usually related to hormonal changes and since my hormones are crazy now, I've been breaking out like a teenager without some sort of cleanser.  I find that it works best in combination with a non-comedogenic facial moisturizer because it tends to dry out my cheeks.  Additionally, this doesn't have any exfoliating beads, so it's smooth.  I always rub it off with a washcloth so I can get a bit of exfoliation in, rather than simply rinsing it away.

My biggest problem with it is that it's CRAZY expensive.  I purchased it for $22 at Ulta (for a 6.7 oz bottle!), which I'm hoping will last for most of the pregnancy.  I haven't tried any of their other products because I'm not made of money, but if you have some cash to burn and find yourself harboring a friendly-ish uterine parasite, you should check out this product as well as the rest of their line.

07 November 2011

Menu Monday

Full disclosure: I don't always follow the menus I post.  Last week, we never made the chicken and 20 cloves because the kitchen was a mess, we both were lazy, and I had a craving for Mexican food, so we headed to Amaya's instead.  (Insert excuse for Saturday and Sunday here, though yesterday we did go to Cipollina with Randi.)  I always aspire to follow these menus, but we inevitably end up eating out at some point or having way too many leftovers to justify making another dish.  My menu this week, though, lends itself to not create massive amounts of mess or leftovers.

Butternut squash from Montesino Ranch and puppy feet

Crab, avocado, and arugula salad, adapted from Nigella's recipe but it sounded good since we have that arugula

Chicken and 20 cloves and roasted brussels sprouts, for real this time

homemade sushi, which will consist mainly of california and vegetable rolls, mostly to use up the rest of the crab and avocado

Bacon, eggs, and biscuits

butternut squash casserole (recipe to come!) with a salad because that dish is the opposite of light eating. :)

06 November 2011

Silent Sundays: Austin Boston Terrier Meet Up

Silent Sundays are like Wordless Wednesdays, but on Sunday because, um, I'm sleepy and don't have much to say.


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Good Luck Employers, Your Next Challenge May Be Helicopter Parents

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A few years ago, the term “helicopter parents” was coined to describe those rather invasive parents who were extremely involved in their children’s college experience, to the point of hovering. (Get it?) According to a new survey, these moms and dads are doing the same thing in their now adult childrens’ work lives.

If you remember, these parents would micromanage even the kids’ roommate and class schedule selections. Now, according to a Michigan State University survey of more than 700 employers in the process of hiring recent college graduates, these parents are still deeply involved.

The survey found that nearly a third of hiring companies had received resumes from parents. A quarter of the companies had been contacted by parents who urged the employer to hire their kids. And, four percent of companies surveyed said parents had even shown up for their children’s interviews.

While some companies find this to be a distracting annoyance, other companies are embracing the involvement, if you can believe that. Consultant Neil Howe said, “You don’t want to block the energy of the parent. You just want to channel it in a certain direction.”

Car rental giant Enterprise has started to take advantage of the helicopter parent’s role as an influencer. Their strategy is to convince the parents that the company has a good culture for growth and let the parents convince possible recruits. Other companies have gotten on board by establishing a “Bring Your Parents to Work” day.

Margaret Feister of Society for Human Resource Management, however, is convinced that too much involvement can backfire. “It definitely does not show great leadership or decision-making skills,” she said.

[via NPR]

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Free Download of My WOS Radio Top 20 Song!! (and SO many gifts from the universe <3)

i was ELATED when i got an email from Women of Substance Radio saying that my cover song made it to their Top 20 list, i felt as if i’d come home 🙂 and i’m not sure if you’ve had the chance to hear it, but i wanted to offer it to you as a gift as a free download! (it’s at the bottom of this post!)

i don’t know about you, but i’ve been feeling very heavy and blah lately, and with an extra dose of stress, mostly self created! i’ve been running around in circles literally, AND in my head, and i don’t know if it’s because of something astrology refers to as the Mercury Retrograde or not, though i have a strong feeling it plays more than a minor role.

(if you don’t know what a Mercury Retrograde is and are interested to know more, this is a great post on it, by the lovely Gala Darling! “How to Survive Mercury Retrograde“)

so how did my overall being respond to all this? my body went wackadoodles. i got up on sunday, and all of a sudden was keeling over from nausea, then i couldn’t do anything but lay down. and i wasn’t normal for 3 days. really?!

and of course i knew inside that my body was screaming to get my attention, trying to get me to slow down. it has been for a while, but i’d been ignoring it, so hence, the sickness. joseph and i even went away on vacation to Cape Cod, and there too, i was running around trying to get things done, visit all the sights, eat at the great seafood places, walk the beaches, oh my goodness. it was a beautiful time, but really, sometimes you’ve gotta stop DOING, and just relax. my body clearly told me i’ve been doing enough, and more importantly, that i AM enough.

so this morning i got up, finally feeling almost like my normal self. i decided to do some yoga. and i ALLOWED myself for a full 40 minutes, to just enjoy it and not worry at all about anything else. i told myself there was nowhere i had to be and nothing i had to do but yoga right now. and i felt my body relax and breathe, and i was truly able enjoy the poses because i was fully there. i was able to get back into myself, to hear myself, what my heart had to say. and i sat down right afterwards, and started scribbling in my notebook, where literally everything for this blog poured out of me in minutes with no effort. it was like my spirit had been needing me to get rid of all the white noise buzzing around, so it could be heard.

and just like the Universe does all the time, it sent me a message, just when i needed to hear it. today it came through an email mailer from the funny and adorably one-of-a-kind Paige Z. in it, she wrote “Part of your journey is reflection and pause. It is vital.” so true <3 and that was the confirmation that this was the message for me today.

and how funny is that? that my head somehow THINKS that buzzing around like a busy bee is going to get me further on my path, but really, it’s when i slowed down that i was able to get to the good stuff. what a concept!

so, since i was given many little gifts today, i’d like to give you a gift, my cover song of “Fields of Gold”. i AM truly a musician at heart, after all. and this is what my soul is crying out for me to do. share my music. so now, if you’d like, download my song and take some time for yourself as you listen to some music. music made with love, oh so much love <3

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Saturday, March 14, 2009

California Poppies Sketch in Artistic Journal of K Joann Russell

"California Poppies Sketch"
8 x 5" Acrylic on paper

As I mentioned in this blog earlier this year, I've been using an artistic journal to help me paint in a more painterly, loose manner. It's working, folks. I've noticed it in my recent paintings. I'm encouraged.

Yesterday brought back some memories of my many precious childhood art experiences in California where I was born. My first painting of the Woodside Store (San Carlos-Redwood City area) was done in pastels. Today to "celebrate" the child in me, I did a quick sketch of the well-celebrated bright California poppies. I used only a yellow, a orange, a green, and a blue color plus a touch of white to make this little gem of a sketch.

I must admit that I may have overworked this sketch, but it did end short of disaster. At one point there was a spontaneous freshness that I "ruined" when I started to work more on parts of the flowers. Artists understand the dilemna of when to stop a painting and call it "done". I had fun playing with the colors and that's all that matters to me.

Gaston Studio said...

How beautiful Joann! So fresh and bright. I appreciate the value of stopping before something becomes overdone.

Studio6or7 said...

This is beautiful! It reminds me of my walks to school when I was in elementary school along the canal path in California that was littered with poppies.

K Joann Russell said...

Thank you for the memories. I, too, walked among the poppies as a child in California. I guess we don't forget them.

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Wednesday, April 30, 2014

TLC Workshop with Todd Lockwood

Last weekend I drove from Portland to Seattle to study from the fantasy art master Todd Lockwood, of Magic the Gathering and Drizzt fame, among many other things. (He's the one in the middle looking lordly; I'm in the plaid shirt.) The theme of Todd's TLC Workshop was "Punching Your Viewers in the Eye," meaning how to draw dynamic compositions. That's an area where I really want to improve.

The workshop took place at this funny little shopping center called the "County Village."

There were chickens running around this place.

Nine other illustrators and I spent three days with Todd. He gave some short lectures but mostly he worked with us one-on-one and did some paintovers on our pieces.

He set up a teeter-totter to teach us about balance in compositions.

He also helped us take photo references for our illustrations. I was glad to hear that Todd's photo reference philosophy is not too different from my own - some basic costume elements, some basic lighting, but nothing too elaborate. "I don't want to be married to my reference," he said.

This is the photo reference for my illustration, which I will post (hopefully) later this week. Thanks to Charles for playing along. In order to get the right angle, Todd took this photo from the top of a playground structure thing, with little kids running around him.

One of the best parts was going out to dinner with Todd, hearing him talk about his experiences, and asking questions. He was very friendly and easy-going, freely sharing his wisdom. And he has amazing hair.

The other best part was getting to spend time with other talented illustrators. We all had different backgrounds, but everyone was passionate about illustration - and that's what I've missed most since leaving art school.

If you've never heard of TLC Workshops, they're run by Tara Larsen Chang. A few times a year she invites big-name illustrators, such as Dan Dos Santos and Donato Giancola, to hold small, personal workshops outside of Seattle. Every teacher is different, but my experience this particular workshop was very positive and I feel like I learned some good stuff.

Put on your safety goggles, blog readers: I fully plan to start punching you in the eye.

  1. Great write-up Kelley! Thanks. :-)

  2. I'm envious!! I've attended a panel on narrative illustration with Lockwood, but would love to be a part of a class like this one.

  3. Sounds like a wonderful time! I love the "Village Bean"!!!

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Gov. Sam Brownback signed a bill into law officially tying together Wichita State University and Wichita Area Technical College (WATC).

A signing ceremony was held Wednesday at the Experiential Engineering Building on the WSU campus.

WATC will remain a separate legal entity and will be called the WSU Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology.

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Gov. Sam Brownback on Thursday morning vetoed a bill to expand Medicaid eligibility in Kansas, spurring a short veto override effort in the Kansas House that likely will continue next week.

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With all of the talk in recent years about Kansas’ budget problems, it can be hard to keep track of what programs have been cut and by how much.

So, some Kansans may not remember that last summer Gov. Sam Brownback ordered more than $56 million in cuts to KanCare, the state’s privatized Medicaid program. Including the amount of federal matching funds lost, the cuts amounted to $128 million.

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Gov. Sam Brownback and lawmakers Thursday honored the victims of a shooting in Olathe that is being investigated as a hate crime.

Srinivas Kuchibhotla, an engineer from India, died after the triple shooting. Another man from India, Alok Madasani, was wounded, as was Ian Grillot.

Brownback signed a proclamation recognizing the victims and marking Thursday as Indian American Appreciation Day in the state of Kansas.

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Reports that Gov. Sam Brownback may soon be leaving the state to take a United Nations post have lawmakers and others at the Statehouse talking about how things might change with Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer in charge.

Like Brownback, Colyer is a socially conservative Republican who has championed efforts to restrict abortion and rein in government spending. He also led the Brownback administration’s controversial initiative to privatize the state’s Medicaid program and fought efforts to expand eligibility for the program.

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At a time when Kansas is facing a serious budget deficit and a court order saying school funding is inadequate, Gov. Sam Brownback may be preparing to leave the state for a job in Italy. A former high-ranking government official, speaking on condition of anonymity, tells Kansas Public Radio that Brownback will be named the next U.S. ambassador to the United Nations agencies for food and agriculture in Rome.

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The Kansas Senate failed Wednesday to override Gov. Sam Brownback's veto of a bill that would have rolled back big portions of his signature 2012 tax cuts.

Lawmakers voted 24-16 against the effort to overturn the veto. Supporters were three votes short of the two-thirds majority of 27 votes needed in the 40-member chamber. The vote came hours after legislators in the House had voted, by a narrow margin, to override the veto.

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Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback held a ceremony Wednesday morning to veto a bill that would roll back personal income tax cuts he's championed. (Almost immediately, House lawmakers voted 85-40 to override the veto; the matter now goes to the Kansas Senate.) Brownback had called the bipartisan measure for fixing the state's persistent budget problems "an assault on the pocketbooks of the middle class."

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Wichita businessman Wink Hartman says he's running for governor next year as a conservative Republican.

Hartman announced Wednesday that he is starting a campaign for the Republican nomination in 2018. The governor's job will be open during the upcoming election, because Sam Brownback can't seek a third term. In a video announcing his campaign, Hartman says he is a businessman, not a politician.

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A yearlong campaign aimed at building support for Medicaid expansion culminated Wednesday in a show-of-force lobbying effort aimed at convincing Kansas lawmakers that they still have time to act.

A crowd of approximately 200 filled the north wing of the Statehouse for a rally before the House Health and Human Services Committee convened a hearing on a bill that would expand eligibility for KanCare, the state’s privatized Medicaid program, to more low-income Kansans.


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Pella Climbs in Volleyball Rankings

Posted: Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at 6:31 am

The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union released their latest volleyball rankings yesterday. In Class 1A Twin Cedars remains ranked second for the second consecutive week. With their loss to Oskaloosa last week Pella Christian dropped out of the top 15 in Class 2A, and in Class 3A Pella jumped three spots to number 5 this week.


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Friday, May 12, 2017

An Interview with..Valerie Johnson

Once a week I post interviews with interesting people about their insights on their experience of working in the Knitting industry. I’ve noticed that every one of these individuals makes their living in a slightly different manner bringing their own unique presence to the knitting world.

You can find Valerie here and here on Ravelry.

Where do you find inspiration?
All over the place. From magazines, television shows, movies, people at the office. My eyes are always open to new ideas wherever I go.
What is your favourite knitting technique?
I am a lace knitter! Which is hilarious, because when I started knitting, the first few lace projects I tried went horribly wrong, and I swore I’d never knit lace. But I guess I just love the look of it too much – because I kept going back until one project (a feather and fan scarf) and it finally “clicked”.
Do you look at other designers’ work or are you afraid that you will be influenced by their designs?
I’m always looking at others designers’ work – and I think it’s great to be influenced by them. I have no formal training in design, so I’ve learned new techniques by knitting projects others have designed.

How many sample/test knitters do you have working for you or do you do it all yourself?
I am mostly a one-woman show, but I have a few knitter friends who will pitch in a test knit if I’m in need.
Did you do a formal business plan?
Not at all. I didn’t really plan to be a “designer” at all. I just shared a few patterns I’d made, and it grew from there. Now I have 49 patterns available on Ravelry (with more in the works). But even now I don’t really consider it a business. I don’t really design for the sake of designing. My designs have almost all been to fill a need in my life (whether a garment I wanted for myself, or a gift for a friend), and I write up the pattern and share it. Whether I offer it for free or for a few dollars just depends on the complexity and how much work I’ve put into it.
Do you have a mentor?
That would be my Mom. She started knitting when she was pregnant with me. She taught me when I was four or five, though I didn’t really take it up until my 20s. She is an amazing knitter – perfect tension; there’s no technique she can’t execute! So when I have a question or problem… she’s always there with the answer.

Do you use a tech editor?
Again – that’s Mom. With almost 40 years of knitting experience under her belt, she’s handy to have look over your patterns. She’s also better with math than I am.
How do you maintain your life/work balance?
Admittedly, I am very lucky in that respect. I have a day job (I’m a sales writer).  So for me, the knitting/designing falls in the “life” side of that balance. I work mostly from home, and make my own schedule. I have a husband, but we have no kids, and he’s got his own hobbies to keep him occupied. It’s not usually hard to find time to work on my designs. Though I will admit, I probably neglect my housework more than I should… and I have been known to eat cereal for dinner so I can get back to the knitting.
How do you deal with criticism?
When it comes to my knitting, I haven’t had much (that I’ve seen/heard, anyway). But as I mentioned, I’m a writer… and I started my career as a journalist. Criticism is part and parcel of the field, and you don’t last long if you can’t deal with it. The main thing to remember is that no matter what you do (be it journalism or knitting), you’re never going to have everyone love you.  Someone somewhere will always have a differing opinion: Our diversity of thought is our beauty. And sometimes the critics are even right, so you can learn something new. And that’s always a good thing!

How long did it take for you to be able to support yourself?
Oh how I wish! As mentioned, I have a day job. I am definitely a part-time designer. My design work mostly supports my knitting habit. I make just enough in pattern sales to keep me in yarn, patterns, needles, and notions – which to me, seems like a pretty good deal.
While I occasionally dream about designing full-time, I think I’d miss my day job too. I consider myself very lucky that I’m able to do both!

What’s next for you?
I’ve got quite a bit in the works right now, actually.

I recently had to give up my car, so on the few days I do go into the office, I have a long train commute. Perfect for sock knitting though!  So I’m working on a series of sock patterns each named after a station along commute.

I’ve got a cardigan pattern which is mostly complete; I just need to work on the numbers for the additional sizes.

I’ve also recently started a new shrug/shawl design, which I’m very excited about.

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Actress Sneha the smiling princess who just jumped at the proposal when she was asked to do Superstar Rajini's Sister, without asking any question.

Kochadayaan is the next movie for Superstar Rajinikanth. The movie will be directed by Soundarya Ashwin and supervised by K.S. Ravikumar, A.R. Rahman will score the music and Anushka Shetty has been approached to play the lead role, but she's yet to sign the contract.

Kochadayaan is full 3D movie with Performance capturing technology totally produced in India. Avatar Directed by James Cameron and Adventure of Tin Tin Directed by Steven Spielberg, have been produced with same performance Capturing technology.

Superstar would act Rana after Kochadayaan in 2012.

according to wiki Kochadaiyan Ranadhiran (reigned 710-735) was a Pandyan king. He was the son and successor of Arikesari Maravarman.

Ranveer's new Best Friend, Aditi Sharma.

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Everyone were totally focused on Ranveer Singh - Anushka Sharma - Sonakshi Sinha triangle but here is a little twist that slipped out. On the sets of Ladies vs Ricky Bahl, it was not Anushka who was the cynosure of Ranveer's eye it was none other than Aditi Sharma.

Everyone at the set were totally stumped, Aditi and Ranveer have been getting along flamingly well in the sets of YRF film, People at the set found that Aditi and Ranveer were very supportive of each other on sets and help each other rehearse before scenes.

A scene at Lucknow where a crowd of nearly 200 people had covered around the sets, Ranveer admitted that Aditi's influence had kept him calm and focused through out the film, she had been a very supportive person and also very sweet. hmmm Ranveer actually praised her indeed.


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Recently iOS users have received an update for facebook App for iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Today, Android users have also received an update for Facebook App. The new version has been called Facebook v 1.7 . The new version has brought several new features and bug fixes which many users have been waiting since long time.

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Sunday, April 12, 2009

Nothing Like Matzah Brei!

What's your most reliable, filling Passover food staple?

For us it's the classic "Ashkenaz" Matzah Brei. I just made a nice big one for my husband to take to work. It's a day's worth of food for him. It's one dish we can't live without on Pesach. OK, this isn't diet food, and I doubt if I'll eat one this year. I'm not planning on traveling, so I can make my usual low carb goodies.

Matzah Brei is easy, simple to make and includes ingredients and equipment everyone (and if you don't have, they're worth buying) has at home:

  • matzah
  • eggs
  • water (milk optional)
  • margarine or oil for frying
  • something sweet to spread on it, honey or jam (optional)

The necessary equipment:

  • a large bowl
  • a spoon
  • covered frying pan (you can cover with a plate or foil)
  • spatula (or knife and spoon used in tandem)

Yes, that's it.

  • take a few matzot and break them up in a large bowl
  • add some water, half way unless you want milk, too, then the combination should be half way up the matzah
  • add eggs, at least one per matzah
  • mix
  • let sit for awhile, so the liquids can be absorbed by the matzot
  • heat oil/margarine in the frying pan
  • spoon the mixture onto the hot, greased pan
  • lower the heat and cover
  • when you can see that the top is cooked/solid/not eggy-runny, then turn over and cover
  • wait a minute and turn off the flame and let it sit for at least five minutes
  • That's it!

My Pesach Present

My son-in-law saw this for sale and knew he had to buy one. He and my daughter decided that it was just perfect for me. It's a well-made wooden cutting board, constructed like a "table." Underneath is a "bowl." It's for cutting salad.

The ironic thing is that a number of years ago, I also saw one of those and bought it... for my mother.

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May 2, 2012 Posted by KowP

My apologies if the editing of the previous posts are not flawless. The internet here is real crap and i havent even been able to re-read them.

In about 10 mins i’m about to head back up the mountain.

Hoping to sleep at 7000m for 2 nights. maybe push on to 7500 with the sherpas who are dropping oxygen up there for a day trip. Then i’ll be back down to BC within 7-9 days.

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