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Adam BurishCurrently with the San Jose Sharks. Signed insert card.Purchased on eBay. This is card #5 in my quest to have a signed autographed rookie card of every 2010 Chicago Blackhawks player.Unlike the previous four cards, this one is signed on a sticker. But Adam Burish's autograph looks pretty good; almost like an actual signature. Well, at least his first name. The last name looks like B___l 37This card is from the 2006-07 SP Game Used set, and is numbered 18 / 100.

I am happy to share this eBook with you “How to Make Recycled Jewelry” by Jewelry Making Daily.     The eBook features three jewelry making projects you can make that features objects you can find around your house. Included in the eBook is helpful tips and tricks you can use in your jewelry making projects.  These tutorials inspire you …

With the release of V/H/S/2 on VOD, I believe the film has gained the broader audience it deserves, and most who have already watched it will agree that Safe Haven, directed by Gareth Evans and Timo Tjahjanto, is the best segment, if not the only reason to watch V/H/S/2. I'm here in Indonesia and got the chance to sit down and talk a little bit about Safe Haven with Abdul Dermawan Habir, who goes by nickname Gerry, the Director of Photography on the short.TWITCH: So tell us how it feels working with directors Gareth Evans and Timo Tjahjanto? It's kinda hard to believe, cause the opportunity just came. Originally it was supposed to be Gunnar Nimpuno (DP of the Mo Brothers' upcoming Killers), but I... [Read the whole post on twitchfilm.com...]

Well, the cat is officially out of the bag now! The event that had me excited and nervous to the bone at quilt market is now on YouTube! The Quiltmaker Shuffle You can read more about the back story on the Quiltmaker blog here: http://www.quiltmaker.com/blogs/quiltypleasures/2013/06/the-quiltmaker-shuffle/ The idea hatched at the Quiltmaker Block Party in Portland, and of course got some extra steam at the final designer/teacher dinner cruise......after a glass of wine:) And there goes another case of me opening my big mouth with whatever crazy idea poppes into my head! But this one caught everyones attention. We really felt like quilters needed their own little dance to break out on class breaks, at retreat or even at quilt market!! Using just simple steps that quilters could all relate to, it would be done in a "square dance/electric slide" kind of a format. After leaving Portland, I was given free range on putting it together. Then on Saturday morning at 8am on the quilt market show floor, it was showtime! Quiltmaker had gathered a large group of 100 block designers and other great sports that were willing to participate in the craziness at 8 in the morning, and I taught them the moves in just a few minutes and had a blast! Go to the Quiltmaker YouTube channel to view the videos. There are two videos, one is just us doing the Quiltmaker Shuffle from start to finish.   The second video is "Learn the moves" . It will take you through the routine, but if you scroll to about 3 minutes, you will find me explaining each of the moves to the group and going through them slowly.   So here is what we would love for you to do.....Share the video with all your quilting friends, on your blog if you have one, on your Facebook page or at a guild meeting. We would love it if you learned the moves and got all your Quilty friends shuffling with you at the next gathering! Let's get our groove on!

Film Screenings & Events Frontier Marshal 1939. USA. Allan Dwan. 71 min. In the Film exhibition Allan Dwan and the Rise and Decline of the Hollywood Studios

Panel Discussions & Symposia This event is sold out, but we are pleased to present a live stream of the forum.

Film Screenings & Events Stage Struck 1925. USA. Allan Dwan. 75 min. In the Film exhibition Allan Dwan and the Rise and Decline of the Hollywood Studios

Access Programs | Art inSight For blind and partially sighted visitors

Lectures & Gallery Talks | Gallery Conversations Paula Stuttman

Lectures & Gallery Talks | Gallery Conversations Paula Stuttman In conjunction with the exhibition Claes Oldenburg: The Street and The Store Claes Oldenburg: Mouse Museum/Ray Gun Wing