Creating a Quilt for your Classroom 0
Feb 18, 2009 | quilting supplies
Have fun and get your students involved in learning with a classroom quilt! This easy-to-use kit lets kids be creative while getting hands-on with any subject.
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blood in the bathroom ch.3 1
Feb 16, 2009 | quilting supplies
“Ill help you study for it.”
“Theres not enough time. We have to do the project. Thats worth just as much as the test. I have to pass both of them.”
Cody began to put his supplies in his backpack, “The projects not due for another week. We have plenty of time to finish it.”
He stood up and walked over to Zack, “Is there something you havent been telling me? Youre acting weird.”
“No Im not.”
He let out a defeated sigh, “Fine, dont tell me,” he paused, “Do you want me to help you study or not?”
Zack dried his tears and nodded.
“Okay,” Cody said. He took Zacks hand and led him to the table and they opened their history books.
Cody went over everything that was going to be on the test and explained everything that Zack didnt understand.
They were still studying when Carey came back.
Zack was catching on quickly enough. He felt embarrassed for crying in front of Cody. He tried to pretend that it didnt happen.
“Hows the project coming along?” Carey asked when she walked into the suite.
“Its on hold,” Cody replied, “Were studying for a test instead.”
After a little while, Carey went to bed. Zack and Cody continued studying in their room. They sat on Codys bed, side by side, looking over his textbook.
“Okay,” Cody said, “Where was the atomic bomb dropped?”
“Hiroshima”
“Right, when was the date?”
“August 6th nineteen forty-five”
Cody closed the book and smiled at Zack, “I think youre ready.”
Zack looked at him hopefully, “really?”
“Yes, really,” Cody replied lying back against his pillows. It was almost one oclock in the morning. He was exhausted from all of the studying—and he already knew everything.”
“Thanks for helping me, Cody,” he said quietly.
Cody played with the fringe of his quilt, “Zack, youd tell me if something was wrong, wouldnt you?”
“What do you mean?”
He sat up, “Youve been acting different lately. Youre always sleeping and youve been really quiet. And I think this is the first time Ive ever seen you worry about school in your entire life.”
“Nothings wrong,” Zack whispered.
“Okay,” Cody replied, even though he sounded like he didnt believe him, “If you decide you want to talk you know where to find me.”
“Thanks, Dr. Cody,” he muttered sarcastically.
Cody turned the lights off and climbed under his covers, “Night, Zack.” He said as his brother walked to his own bed, “Good luck tomorrow.”
“Night,” Zack replied. He got into his bed and pulled the covers up to his neck.
As he slowly drifted to sleep, he wondered if Cody was right. He had been feeling sort of weird in the recent weeks.
‘Theres nothing wrong with me,’ Zack thought emphatically, ‘Im fine.’
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ok ppl i g2g 2 sleep cause i have school 2morrow sorry i’ll post as many as i can =)
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Linda V. Taylor’s Thread by Design 0
Feb 12, 2009 | quilting supplies
Join Quilt Master, Linda Taylor, as she discusses her new line of quilting thread from YLI. You can purchase this thread at www.longarmsupplies.net.
Duration : 0:4:57
Re: Jetpacks ,Quilting and Membership Sites 0
Feb 07, 2009 | quilting supplies
Video Cam Direct Upload
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Jetpacks ,Quilting and Membership Sites 4
Feb 06, 2009 | quilting supplies
http://deartellman.com Whether your selling Jet Packs, quilting courses, qulted jet packs or anything else, what is most important is that people want what you are selling. Tellman Knudson shares his advice on making choices that work toward bringing in revenue. How do you get Started on line? Should you start a Membership site? What is the best way to build your list? You’ve got questions, Tellman has the answers that will help you on your way to Success.
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Duration : 0:5:9
AYMARA LIFE ; VIDA AYMARA 0
Feb 04, 2009 | quilting supplies
history.
The Aymara are an ancient people with a complex and still imperfectly understood history. They are a people rich in myth, knowledge and spirituality. The Aymara were the members of a great but little-known culture of the Americas centered in the ancient city of Tiahuanaco. Between 400 AD. and 1000 AD. Tiahuanaco was the capital of an empire that spanned great parts of the south-central Andes Mountains.
The pre-contact, indigenous central Andean cultural pattern contrasts sharply with that of the other areas of South America. For maximum development the Andean economy required rich soil, an adequate water supply, and the absence of both forest and deep-rooted grasses that were difficult to eradicate. For maximum development of their land, the Aymara grew crops that were suitable to the Andean climate. The alpaca and the llama were also suited to the Andean climate, and could be found on most of the Aymara land areas.
The Aymara are a native ethnic group in the Andes and Altiplano regions of South America; about 2.0 million live in Bolivia, Peru and Northern Chile. They lived in the region for many centuries before becoming a subject people of the Inca, and later of the Spanish in the 16th century.
culture.
The native language of the Aymara is also named Aymara; in addition, many Aymara speak Spanish, which is the dominant language of the countries in which they live, as a second language. The Aymara flag is known as the Wiphala; it consists of seven colors quilted together with diagonal stripes. Aymara have grown and chewed coca plants for centuries, and used its leaves in traditional medicine as well as in ritual offerings to the sun god Inti and the earth goddess Pachamama. Over the last century, this has brought them into conflict with state authorities who have carried out coca eradication plans in order to prevent the creation of the drug cocaine, which is created by extracting the chemical from coca leaves in a complex chemical process. Coca plays a profound role in the indigenous religions of both the Aymara and the Quechua, such as the ritual curing ceremonies of the yatiri, and in more recent times has become a symbol of cultural identity.
Most of contemporary Aymaran Urban culture was developed in the working class Aymara neighborhoods of Chukiago La Paz such as Chijini and others. Bowler hats have been worn by Quechua and Aymara women in Peru and Bolivia since the 1920s when supposedly a shipment of bowler hats was sent from Europe to Bolivia via Peru for use by Europeans who were working on the construction of the railroads. The hats were found to be too small and were distributed to locals. The luxurious, elegant and cosmopolitan Aymara Chola dress which is an icon to Bolivia (bowler hat, Manila Shawl, heavy pollera, skirts, boots, jewelry, etc.) was born and evolved in Chukiago City and it is clearly not provincial but urban. The dress has become an ethnic symbol for the Aymara women. In addition, numerous Aymara live and work as campesinos in the surrounding Altiplano. The Aymara language does have one surviving relative, spoken by a small, isolated group of about 1000 people far to the north in the mountains inland from Lima in Central Peru (in and around the village of Tupe, Yauyos province, Lima department). This language, whose two dialects are known as Jaqaru and Kawki,[4] is of the same family as Aymara, indeed some linguists refer to it as ‘Central Aymara’, alongside the main ‘Southern Aymara’ branch of the family spoken in the Titicaca region.
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what does a new quilter need to get started? 5
Feb 03, 2009 | quilting suppliesMy wife has been wanting to make a quilt for several years and I would like to know what supplies are needed and the best place to find them
Get this book for her - http://www.amazon.com/Quilters-Complete-Guide-Marianne-Fons/dp/0848724666
She needs nothing more than basic sewing supplies.
She can sew by hand or by machine.
I prefer the sewing machine - others may prefer hand sewing.
There are sites for beginners that are also helpful.
This one is for a sampler quilt, which is variety of blocks & includes supplies needed - http://www.sewaquilt.com/
All the supplies needed are available in fabric stores.
Washburn X50PRO Electric Guitar Demo 25
Feb 03, 2009 | quilting supplies
http://www.worldmusicsupply.com/search.aspx?si=&sp=x50pro-
Bill Abel from Washburn demonstrates the X50PRO electric guitar. Available in quilt top cognac and wine burst.
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panel cutter.MPG 0
Feb 02, 2009 | quilting supplies
HengChang Panel Cutter,panel cutting machine,
Special Function:
1.Computer controlled panel cutting machine.
2.Designed to work with HC2000 , HC-94-3JE or HC-94-3JA Quilting Machine or on its own .
3.Machine is capable of cutting quilted panels,borders ,trimming sides or material rolling.
4.PLC control and touch screen for easy operation .
5.Encoder,Infrared setting of panel lengths for accurate panel cutting
6.Air Sharpening device to maintain cutting blades ,Air material pressing system and Air material pulling system to press and pull material automatically..
7.Reliable border feed and cutting mechanism.
8.Auto Working Table and width adjustable design for precise length .
9.Stable ,vibration free operation with low noise and high efficiency.
Technical Specification:
Frame size (L×W×H) 3750×2500×2100mm
Weight 1500kg
Length of board 2000mm
Thickness 3-80 mm
Width 100-2500 mm
Speed 7000 mm/min
Power 3KW
Power supply 380V/50Hz, 220V /60Hz
Air pressure 0.4-0.8 Mpa
Applications:
Mattress panel, pads, bedspreads, bedding, comforters and so on.
Duration : 0:1:20
The Quilt at the Bike shop 0
Feb 01, 2009 | quilting supplies
Created on January 31, 2009 using FlipShare.
Duration : 0:1:21