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Since that first experience in 2004, I've tried to take a sabbatical once a year or so. I'll take a week off of work in order to work on some project or increase some personal skill of mine. One year, I used the sabbatical to take a Photoshop course. Another year, I spent the sabbatical working on my finances and, eventually, laying the foundations for The Simple Dollar. I plan to use a sabbatical in the fall of this year to "woodshed" on the piano, focusing squarely on mastering a couple of piano pieces.
What can you do on your sabbatical? Complete a personal project that needs a lot of focused time. Teach yourself a new skill that you know will be valuable in the future. Take a compressed course to pick up a skill.
The specifics depend entirely on you and what things you wish to accomplish and learn in your own life. Building a skill that you can use professionally is almost always a strong idea, as is a class that leads directly to a professionally useful skill. Completing a large personal project is also quite valuable, as is setting up the infrastructure for a side business or a larger personal project.
I could write a very long list of such ideas. Learn how to use a particular computer program like Photoshop. Learn a computer programming language like Scheme. Start an online business. Write a novel. Clean out every closet and nook and cranny in your home. Re-shingle your roof. Give a number of speeches and presentations to improve your public speaking skills. Take a compressed course on a topic valuable to your career at the local college. The list goes on and on.
The key is to make sure that you're either doing something to improve your skill set or doing something that improves the value of the things in your life, particularly something that you can't quite accomplish while working.
Why not just take a vacation? For starters, sabbaticals are easier to propose to supervisors. My experience – and the shared experience of others – is that it's much easier to sell a supervisor on using vacation time for a skill-building exercise than it is for an actual vacation. Why? When you take normal vacation time, you're not really increasing your value to the company during that time spent. If you're building skills during that time, then you typically do increase your value. Even if you don't build a skill that's of value to the workplace, knowing that you're local in case of an emergency can again make vacation time easier to sell to a tough supervisor.
For another, after a sabbatical, you have a genuine accomplishment. You learned a new skill or you took care of something significant that needed finishing. That sense of accomplishment is incredibly valuable, as it fills you with confidence as well as the rewards of whatever it is that you've accomplished.
After a sabbatical, you're in a better place. That in itself is a tremendous reward and a strong source of good feeling which you can use to fuel your return to work. Good luck.
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i'm still very confused by the reviews mentioned from previous messages.
i studied physics and chemistry long time ago (probly need a refreshment with them and maybe biology) and not good with essays or economics at all.
i graduated from BSc(BIOMED) a year ago, and currently working in research field full time. i think i will have maybe 2-3hrs/day to prepare for 2010's GAMSAT or MCAT.is it enough?
and most importantly,which material is more suitable for me?
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also, i couldn't find the sources of purchasing these books except GURU prep.
is there a nominated local (Adelaide) book store? or any on-line shop?or on-line exchange book site?
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yeah the reviews tend to be mixed because no single prep course is perfect unfortunately; I bought des o'neill's prep notes a few months ago because people have said their science revision is good. I haven't started studying yet though so I can't say for sure:(
The des o'neill website is comptext.com.au ...however I'd suggest buying material second-hand, you can get things for much cheaper. Just look in the Marketplace section of this forum if you haven't already.
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From what I can tell on the Paging Dr forum, comptext (des o'neil) and medprep seem like the dominant gamsat prep options in Aust and gradmed in the UK. I am definitely weak in physics and chem too so I got hold of medprep's 2007 book and des mcq book from a mate for free. After looking these over I felt that I needed to start my study without too much assumed knowledge that these books seem to have.
After a lot of lurking on various gamsat forums and talking to people, I decided to invested in medprep's 2010 delux course last week because I want to start my revision as soon as uni exams are over and don't want to wait for des lectures in february. I received my medprep materials on Monday and am looking forward to digging in. You get 30 hrs of web-based lectures, 2 thick books that cover all the theory and questions and 3 trial gamsat exams and a heap of essay assignments that they mark. I started viewing the online lectures right away and feel that the explanations of the science topics is fantastic (I only looked at chem so far). This is really what I need I think. I have not sampled the humanities or essay lectures yet (too much uni revision to worry about at the moment) and also I don't feel so intimidated by sections 1 and 2.
I will update everyone on my view of medprep delux when I am stuck into it more. I will use des mcq book once I feel more confident since it is recommended.
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You could also check out revisegamsat, I passed Gamsat this year in the top 5% and am hopefuly starting in 2010. I put all my notes online. It's all free, good luck!
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Treating IVF Failures , Treatments of IVF Failures Clinic/Centre/Hospitals ,Treating IVF Failures , Treatments of IVF Failures Clinic/Centre/Hospitals . Originally, the need for the development of In Vitro Fertilization treatment was to treat the infertility problems related to the women. However, today, when the medical world has conquered various obstacles, it is not the only resort for the couples dealing with the infertility issues. But, it is definitely the first choice and can be successful at the first time only.
IVF generally comes in the limelight when other simple treatment fails. So, here are some of the signs that indicate that you need an IVF Treatment-
Pelvic Adhesions/Tubal Factors
In this case, before going for the IVF treatment, you encounter another option, and that is of undergoing a surgery. With the help of the surgery, the doctors try to fix the damage done to your Fallopian tube so that you can get pregnant naturally. But, in many cases, this surgery does not prove out to be helpful or the risks associated with this surgery can deter you from taking it on. Hence, the way that seems simple and easy will be IVF treatment.
If you are suffering from a mild endometriosis, then it can be simply treated with the help of a surgery and the medical therapy. But, in the case you are suffering from a severe endometriosis, then you can go for the IVF treatment, which will assure you a successful pregnancy.
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Another reason for a failed pregnancy can be the low number of sperms in the male partner. So, with the help of IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) + ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection), you can easily start your own family, which seemed impossible otherwise.
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Who would want to pass on the problems they are currently suffering from to their offspring? Genetic diseases like Cystic fibrosis and Thalassemia can be transferred to your child through normal pregnancy. So, if you don't want your child to suffer from these diseases, you can use IVF treatment.


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Hugely popular discount supermarket chains Aldi and Lidl have issued recalls for snacks over allergy fears.
Aldi has recalled its Clancy's Barbecue Flavour Coated Peanuts because they contain cashew nuts, which are undeclared on the label.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to nuts.
While a reaction to peanuts is one of the best-known food allergies, peanuts are from a different plant family, the legumes, and in fact grow underground.
However, cashews are part of the tree nut family alongside almonds and walnuts, and have been found by some studies to cause an even more severe allergic reaction.
Of course, it is quite possible to be allergic to both types of nut - hence the product's recall.
A company spokesperson says that the product - in a 200g pack size, with 'Best before' end: 07/2018, and Batch code: 7292 7291 - was only available in three regional areas (Neston, Darlington and Goldthorpe, but anyone having purchased a pack from the batch is advised to return it to the store from which it was bought.
Meanwhile, Lidl is recalling three varieties of its Alesto Snacking Pockets because the labelling is not in English.
This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone who has an allergy to cashew nuts, almonds or hazelnuts, and/or a sensitivity to sulphite dioxide/sulphites.
The affected products, all in 25g packs, are:
Alesto - Summertime Strawberry & Nut (Seriously Berry). Allergen: Cashew nuts
Crunchy Seed & Nut. Allergen: Cashew nuts, almonds
Alesto - Golden Fruit & Nut. Allergen: Sulphur dioxide, hazelnuts
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Ladies, ladies, us NC35-NC40 -ers have been waiting a long time for this one.
In my endless search for a BB cream that suits my skin and suits my olive skintone, I have spend many pennies, and even when a formula has been good I've had to dismiss the product for being far to pale.
Korean BB creams tend to be pale. Very pale to pale, so when I heard about the classic Missha Perfect Cover BB Cream in a new shade, Golden Beige I had to source it by any means possible!
Note: This shade is not sold in Korea – it is only sold by Missha in the US.
Current Shade Choice (colours are quite inaccurate if you ask me):
Golden Beige is not that dark or what apricot-y in tone at all.
Anyway, basically speaking, BB cream, or Blemish Balm was created as a cream for people who had gone through laser skin surgery to help it heal. Doctors noticed such an improvement that it was marketed as a cosmetic product.
BB Creams are quite often sold as 'multi functional' base products, so they may have foundation qualities, sunscreen, anti wrinkle ingredients, hydrating properties, whitening capabilities, pore concealing elements, oil control yada yada – all in one product.
As I said earlier I haven't found 'my' BB cream yet. I find them very rich and thick and give me little spots and also too pale 99% of the time.
Missha M Perfect Cover BB Cream has been around for a while…
And have cleverly decided to cater for those with darker skins (unfortunately by darker we are talking warm olive – there's nothing as of yet for darker Asian or black skins).
I can't tell you how long it took me to get my hands on this product. I think I bribed an eBay seller to get it for me in the end and it's expensive $29.99, I paid $39.99.
Anyway, back to the product.
This particular BB cream says it has an SPF of 42, anti wrinkle properties and whitening ingredients too. I wasn't sure what I wanted in my BB cream – I guess just a product I can use when I am super lazy (most mornings) and would mean I could skip a moisturiser too.
So let's look at colouring. Golden Beige is indeed 'dark enough' for my NC35-40 complexion. No question.
But it's not perfect.
Why? Because it is SO golden. Perhaps they really went overboard with the olive pigment or something but it's a heavily yellow based BB cream with lots of golden/tan colouring to it.
When applied to me, it looks like I have bronzer on too – hey, it DOES look healthy but I need to emphasise just how yellow it looks on the skin.
The texture is thick but not too oily or silicone-y which I find a lot of BB creams are. It feels pretty comfortable on the skin but it is still a rich product – beware my oily skinned friends.
A lighter formula may be better for you (I have seen some BB 'water' products but so far have not been able to source one to purchase).
Product spread out:
I found that his product did start to fade towards the end of the day and I looked quite oily on the t-zone. I needed to blot or powder to control the shine – which naturally I couldn't be bothered doing but for a long lasting base I would say that you'd need to do this.
Coverage is excellent.
Here is my face before – it was a sensitive day as you can see from the redness:
Can you see how the BB Cream emphasises yellow in the skin?
I waited a long time for this product and I both like it and dislike it.
On the plus side, the BB cream doesn't look too pale at all, it's hydrating and makes me glow.
As for the condition of my skin improving after using this – I'd say it doesn't cause me any damage, no itching, no problems on that front but it's not reduced scarring or redness etc.
On the downside, this is very GOLDEN – I can just about get away with it, beware if you are scared of looking tanned or very yellow.
It's also a rich base – this means you will need to powder or find a way to control oil. If you use too much it will just sit on your skin. I usually apply it like I'd apply my face cream and that works.
I will keep using this on lazy days but will not repurchase when it runs out. I hope other brands release darker BB creams in the future!
You can buy this BB cream here if you are in the US or try eBay if you are from elsewhere.


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Box Flower Tutorial for Scrapbook Pages
Striking yet simple box flowers are the perfect accent for any artsy scrapbook page. And you can create these pretty flowers in minutes using just a few supplies! All you need is adhesive, a circle punch, and patterned paper.
Arts Fest 2010 by Kim Jackson, as seen in Scrapbooking Tips & Tricks: Fabulous Flowers .
How to Create Box Flowers
1. Punch two circles from each sheet of patterned paper.
2. Fold each circle in half, and crumple.
3. Layer folded circles with alternating ends on top (like you're folding a box). Adhere.
4. Take top layer of each folded circle half and fold back on itself, halfway.
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If one must travel, one should at least try to make it worthwhile. Now sometimes, for some people, for their sanity – which is something that affects all those around them and therefore the world – a trip to the Caribbean for a week of sun, endorphins, rest and relax is worth the footprints. If you must spend them then you should try and trade them off by good ecologically-sound behavior at other times. I think that the fact that I gave up my car four years ago, don't have an air conditioner, very seldom use my dryer, turn off my lights, control my general consumption – well, that will have to balance out the fact that in the next while I'm going to be doing a lot of traveling.
Tomorrow I head to northeastern Ontario (in a small rental car). This is where Temagami is, which is a small community and large lake I mention a few times in Walking with Wolf. It is also the area where I lived from 1982 until I left my husband in 1990, on my way to Costa Rica and a changed life. Might I add that I lived without electricity or running water for seven years – kaching! in the carbon bank for me.
I worked at Camps Wanapitei and Keewaydin through the 1990s, two canoe camps on beautiful Lake Temagami. At Wanapitei, where I worked for six years, I would stay at the camp the better part of four months of the year, two of those while camp was in session and two when there was only a handful of us enjoying our isolation in the bush at the northeast end of this huge body of water. I then worked at Keewaydin, an all boys camp at the time, for one summer at the end of my canoe camp career, cooking for a dining room full of grateful boys who would come to my window and sing for extra pieces of dessert – how cute was that. Life at both of these camps allowed me to spend the summer in the north, on water, with groovy people. It all involved a lot of work and chaos, but I loved it.
I am going to be an hour north of there in New Liskeard on Friday night, presenting Walking with Wolf at the Chat Noir Bookstore. Because I lived in the area, I should know alot of people there – it is the third presentation (after Monteverde and Hamilton) where I feel I'm bringing the book home. My friend Dave Patterson, of the Wabi Delta Band, is playing a set before and after my little book talk. It'll be great.
Then on Sunday, I go a bit south to Mattawa. Friends own a colorful new cafe there and I'm presenting the book in the afternoon – at the Moon Cafe at 2 p.m. Once again, I know enough folk in the area so will be happy to see friendly faces.
On Tuesday September 16 in the evening, I do one more presentation at HIbou Boutique in North Bay. I have never been there but friends tell me it is a good space and community with sound eco-practices so I look forward to that.
After the Pearl adventure, the rest gets easier, and really, that was an easy night. Traveling and talking is what I do best. I'm not shy and I'm proud of the book and privileged to tell Wolf and Monteverde's story, so this is fun for me.
I have October booked up but I'm running out of time and will write when I'm through this northern tour. But coming up: Barnesville, Ohio; London, England; Barcelona, Spain; Kingston and Guelph, Ontario. Did I say carbon footprint? – maybe a coalmine worth of bootprint is more like it. Sorry about that.


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Boston Marathon bombing survivor Adrianne Haslet can check mountaineering off her bucket list.
The professional ballroom dancer lost a leg in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings and ran the entire 26.2-mile race last spring. Over the weekend, she scaled Ecuador's third-highest mountain.
Haslet reached the summit of 18,996-foot Volcan Cayambe with a team of climbers from the Range of Motion Project. The nonprofit group helps provide prosthetic limbs to people around the world who don't have access to them.
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Aoife has started getting into fancy dress…
Hi everyone,
Hope you are well and enjoying the few bursts of lovely weather!
Last week I went for lunch with Anna and Pollyanna, who were also on Splash. We've become good friends which is really nice, we'll definitely meet up again. The restaurant was American-style, and the cocktails were amazing. I love going for food – it's nice to chat over dinner and properly catch up.
I love Fashion Week, but I didn't get a chance to go to any shows this season as we were working. I always love Julien Macdonald's shows, they're always amazing – we went last year and it was so much fun. I love his clothes, and wear a lot of his stuff. He does beautiful dresses.
Burberry is another label I love – I think their clothes are a great staple to have in your wardrobe. Their coats are so beautiful and timeless, you just can't go wrong with a good Burberry coat. I have a duffel-type one from there which is so cosy, and I also have a slightly more fitted coat when I want to be a bit more dressed up.
For shoes, I love that French, edgy kind of look. Saint Laurent does amazing boots, I actually just bought a pair from there the other day. Isabel Marant is really cool as well, the shoes are amazing.
When I buy clothes for Aoife, I usually go to Monsoon. I've been buying her clothes there since she was born – Monsoon Baby caters for all ages from 0-12, I think they're brilliant. There's so many colours, Aoife loves her dresses from there. I also dress her in a lot of Baby Boden, I think the clothes they do are adorable.
She's started getting into fancy dress now – she's at the stage where she wants to be a fairy, or a princess. She loves Disney's Sofia the First, but she's also got a little Minnie Mouse outfit I'll definitely be dressing her up in! I'd love to take her to Disneyland, I think she'd love it – her first birthday was Disney themed.
Speak soon,
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Just a quick post as we are going out for a meal. I just wanted to share a quick picture of the ATCs I've made for The Stamp Man's May Swap. I'm a bit late getting them in the post so hopefully they'll we get there in time.
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Friday, 27 May 2011
Less is More - Week 16....take 3
Been out and done the weekly shop and I think the glossy accents has now dried, lol. I actually have three more cards to share. The first is embossed in silver and coloured with a purple Copic Spica pen, the second is embossed in gold and coloured with yellow and orange Copic Spica Pens and shaded with grey ProMarkers, and lastly I'd already started to make a jewel coloured glittered butterfly that I couldn't waste as it's so sparkly, so I have just cobbled it together with a kraft card blank. You may now have an idea that I have a bit of a butterfly addiction and I sure have liked this weeks challenge. Eight cards in total across three posts has to be a bit of a record...well for me anyway. Here (I promise) are my last entries for this week.
Will update later with supplies.
Right no more posts from me today...I promise.
Less is More - Week 16....take 2
I said in yesterday's post that I had been really really inspired by this weeks challenge at LIM Headquarters and now you'll see what I mean. Here's another three...yes I did say three cards...lol. The scary thing is I have another 2 half made, one's waiting for the glossy accents to dry and I had to stop making the other one as Elliot woke up from his afternoon nap and when he's awake he likes to help!
Are you ready....
Item's: Card from Paper Mill, MS Scoreboard, Fiskars Border Punch, Stickles Glitter Glue in Stardust and Eucalyptus, Sentiment Peel-offs from Little Claire, Black Vinyl Butterfly stickers and Silver Butterfly from Papermania, Ribbon from stash, Ranger perfect pearls, Puffy Butterflies from stash and Pearls from Wild Orchid Crafts.
Finally I thought I would give you all a giggle. Elliot managed to climb up onto the sofa for the first time this week and while he was there thought he'd update my blog for me.....
If the glossy accent dries I may pop back later with the other two card.
See you soon xxx
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Less is More - Week 16
Butterflies....hurrah. I'm a happy LIMette this week, I love flutterbys, they always get my creativity flowing. I've had so many ideas I had to jot them down in a little sketch book so I didn't forget them. I'm not going to get time to make all my ideas (not for this challenge anyway), but I may try and make a couple more when Elliot has his nap tomorrow. Here are my first couple...
Items: White linen A6 card blank, Cream 5x5 square card blank, sentiment stamps free with craft magazine, black patterned butterfly paper from Inkspots Art and Craft, black ribbon from Hobbycraft, circle punch, butterfly stickers from Paperchase, kraft card from Pink Petticoat and brilliance inkpad
Monday, 23 May 2011
Critter Sketch Challenge #66
It's a new challenge today at Critter Sketch Challenge Blog. This weeks challenge is:
Recipe: 3 different solid colors, 2 buttons and 1 ribbon
I've used the 'Magical Friends' image, which was a dream to colour and I've made a little easel card
Item's: Digi Image 'Magical Friends' from Wags 'n Whiskers, Pink, Yellow and Lilac card from Stash, ProMarkers, Lilac and Diamond Stickles glitter glue, sentiment from Hero Arts, Circular Sentiment from Pink Gem, Liquid Pearls, Papermania buttons, Pearls from Wild Orchid Crafts (coloured to match with ProMarkers), Versafine Imperial Purple inkpad and ribbon from stash.
We're being sponsered this month by:
Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to hop on over to Critter Sketch Challenge Blog and take a look at the cards made by the other DT members.
Sunday, 22 May 2011
ATC Challenge Blog - Challenge 2
Where does the time go? We're already onto our second challenge over on the ATC Challenge Blog and the theme this time is:
Below is my ATC but don't forget to take a look at ATC Challenge Blog for more inspiration:
And finally as well as the challenge why not swap your ATCs as well....head over to Craftymess and take a look at the Everything ATC group where the theme of this months swap is also Seaside/Beach.
Item's: Patterned paper and kraft card from Pink Penticoat, White Linen Card from Inkspots Art & Craft, Beach Hut Stamp set from Little Claire and White Gell pen.
|"Beside the Seaside" I used a collage of scraps of patterned paper to make the beach scene and then stamped out the beach hut and boat and layered on top.
And finally as well as the challenge why not swap your ATCs as well....head over to Craftymess and take a look at the Everything ATC group where the theme of this months swap is also Seaside/Beach.
Item's: Patterned paper and kraft card from Pink Penticoat, White Linen Card from Inkspots Art & Craft, Beach Hut Stamp set from Little Claire and White Gell pen.
Friday, 20 May 2011
Less is More - Week 15
Over at LIM towers this week it's the dreaded one layer card..lol. Also it has to include some embossing (dry or wet). Well after last weeks WoW I needed some colour so I've gone with a very hot pink and used one of my favourite stamps of all time, a cupcake, part of a fantastic set from Hero Arts. I stamped and embossed the cupcake and sentiment with dark purple embossing powder, coloured it lightly with shimmery watercolour paint, masked it and then stamped and embossed the dotty background stamp in clear sparkle embossing powder. It looks like there's a smudge in the bottom right corner but it's not honest...it's a shadow on the picture and isn't there IRL.
Item's: Hot Pink card from stash, Sentiment and Cupcake stamp from Hero Arts set, Dotty background stamp from Dimension Forth, Versacolor inkpad, Perfect Medium inkpad, clear sparkle embossing powder, dark purple embossing powder and watercolour paint.
Monday, 16 May 2011
MAWTT - 2B's & Brenda's Candy
This week Brenda at MAWTT has set the challenge that your entry must include at least two B's and if you're also a follower of Brenda's blog you'll know she is also having a belated birthday candy if you can show 3 B's you'll been in with a chance or if you can show 6 or more there is an extra prize!
I knew straight away I wanted to use this Little Claire Stamp Beach Hut set that I have had in my stash for a while but haven't made anything with. I'm also very fond of step cards and making a scene at moment, so here goes. I think I have used 8 B's...Boat, Beach, Beach Huts, Bird, Bucket and Spade, Blue Sea/Sky, Beige Sand and Beach Sign.
Item's: Kraft Paper and Littlest White Dot Papers all from Pink Petticoat, Little Claire Beach Hut Stamp Set, White Gel Pen, Round punches (for the sun) and Coloured pencils for shading.
Sunday, 15 May 2011
Less is More - Week 14
I'm still grinning and yes I was right I do have face ache (see last post....I won the Pink Petticoat Celebrate Spring Competition). Anyhoo I'm back with my entries for this weeks challenge at LIM. This week it's white on white and I have to admit I found it much harder than I thought I would, although I think it was more to do with my idea getting stuck somewhere between my head and my hands than the WoW challenge. The first card I had an idea set in my mind but I just couldn't get it to come out on the card as I'd imagined...it's woven ribbon layered up with a sentiment. However, the second card just flowed and I'm thrilled with it...it's so me. I've made the two layers using my scoreboard to emboss diagonal lines and some criss cross lines, inked and embossed the edges, stamped and glittered a butterfly and added a sentiment.
Items: White 6x6 card blank, white card, white satin ribbon 1cm and 2cm widths, Papermania white fibre paper, MS Scoreboard, Stickles Stardust, Sentiment from Pink Gem, VersaFine Onyx Black inkpad and white gel pen.
Items: White DL card blank, white card, MS Scoreboard, VersaMark Clear Ink Pen, Clear Sparkle Embossing Powder, sentiment from Pink Gem, white gel pen, Memento London Fog inkpad, Hero Art Butterfly Cling Stamps, various shades of white glitter (one looks pink in photo but it really isn't), Stickles Frosted Ice and some little flower stamens (for the antennae).
Saturday, 14 May 2011
Craft Barn Candy
One of my favourite blogs to read The Craft Barn are celebrating reaching 500 followers by offering up a fabulous Blog Candy.
If you aren't already a follower, why not? Their blog is so inspirational, especially the Wishing Well feature. To be in with a chance just be a follower, leave a comment and post about the candy.
Night night xxx
Wednesday, 11 May 2011
I'm so excited I can barely sit still to type this...I won the Celebrate Spring Competition at Pink Petticoat. This is the picture as it appears on the Pink Petticoat Blog
See the Pink Petticoat Blog for more pictures. Liz's pictures are so much better than mine...maybe I should ask for some photography tips to go with the prize! Woohoo £50 (my Mum's already said she bets I'll spend it on more stash!) but more than the prize I love Pink Petticoat so I really am chuffed to have won this competition.
Thanks for stopping by, hopefully I will be back later with my entry in this weeks LIM challenge (probably will have face ache from all the grinning though!).
Monday, 9 May 2011
Critter Sketch Challenge #64
Oh it's Monday again already...where did the weekend go? I didn't get any crafting done this weekend but I have almost finished sorting out my crafting room/hubbies study, maybe one day I'll do a post with some pictures, but I need to finish sorting and storing my stamps first. Anyhoo I'm here to share my card for my first challenge as part of the DT over at Critter Sketch Challenge Blog. Please pop on over and take a look at the cards made by the other DT members. This weeks challenge is a colour combo...yellow and green, not something I usually go for but that's why it's a challenge!
Friday, 6 May 2011
Less is More - Week 13
...just made this start to finish in 20 minutes (normally I'm an hour at least) bbl to update with details but need to get this linked to LIM, would hate to miss a challenge.
The liquid pearls are still wet ..lol.
Item's: Cream A5 card blank, Gold Mirror Card, Antique Linen and Peeled Paint Distress inkpads, Perfect Medium inkpad, clear sparkles embossing powder, Gold Liquid Pearls, Clear Design - Friend from Hero Arts and sentiment from a Little Claire Set.
Sunday, 1 May 2011
ATC Challenge Blog - Challenge 1
I'm excited! The first challenge starts today over on the ATC Challenge Blog and this is my first ever DT post. To ease us all in gently the theme is:
Below is my ATC but don't forget to take a look at the blogs of the other DT members for more inspiration:
As this is the first challenge it will be open for three weeks but after this the challenges will run fortnightly and don't forget to take a few seconds to read the challenge rules.
|A DCWV paper stack
And finally if you want to swap your ATCs then head over to the Craftymess and take a look at the ATC swap group.
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Maggie Cheung Gossip
Maggie Cheung gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
White and Yellow in Animal
At the Fendi Great Wall of China fashion show – Zhang Ziyi and Kate Bosworth in super high fashion, black tights, and lots of leg. Barring the thought that something may have died in the making and hoping that it's faux, am all over both looks. Especially ZZ's boots. Yum. Wow. Kate Bosworth is a stunner. Full Story


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Tb infected herd numbers dropping
The number of bovine Tb infected herds is a third of the number of infected herds five years ago, Environment Waikato's Annual Report says.
The number of bovine Tb infected herds is a third of the number of infected herds five years ago, Environment Waikato's Annual Report says.
Environment Waikato has released a draft Regional Plan change designed to protect Lake Taupo from the effects of nitrogen runoff.
Environment Waikato ended its financial year with a surplus and work underway on several major projects.
Environment Waikato has granted $4800 from its Environmental Initiatives Fund for a survey of populations of the endangered blue duck.
Tainui primary school near Tokoroa has received $4000 in Environmental Initiative funding from Environment Waikato for an environmental awareness programme.
Integrating bovine Tb areas coming off vector control into community possum schemes is the biosecurity challenge for the coming year, Environment Waikato says.
Moves are underway to establish a suitable body to manage a public fund that will be used to reduce manageable nitrogen entering Lake Taupo by 20 percent.
The Maungatautari Ecological Island project has received $20,000 from Environment Waikato's Environmental Initiatives Fund for baseline biodiversity monitoring.
Environment Waikato has given the Waikato Raupatu Lands Trust $2500 toward construction of a native plant nursery that will supply plants for restoration work in the Tainui tribal area.
Environment Waikato has increased the number of people using the city's buses by 12 percent - the largest increase in 10 years.
Sewage plants have the most difficulty complying with consent conditions, this month's Environment Waikato Regulatory Committee heard.
Environment Waikato has granted an application from Waikato By-Products Limited to continue operations at the Tuakau rendering plant – but only for another three years.
Environment Waikato is working with Transfund on barging aggregate and logs to help clear main highways of truck and trailer units.
Environment Waikato has been granted resource consents to undertake flood protection works on the Tongariro River and flood plain.
New Zealand communities don't understand flood hazard risks but expect them to be better managed and resourced in future after this year's major events, this month's Environment Waikato Operations Committee meeting heard.
Environment Waikato's Beachcare groups are helping reduce coastal hazards and educating communities about how their beaches work.
The number of businesses joining the Waikato and Bay of Plenty's Waste Exchange grew by 63 percent last year.
Today's announcement that government will contribute a $10 million flood relief package to the Thames Coast is "the best retirement package ever" for outgoing Thames-Coromandel Mayor, Chris Lux and Coromandel Environment Waikato Councillor, Evan Penny.
Today's announcement that Government will contribute a $10 million flood relief package to the Thames Coast is "the best retirement package ever" for outgoing Thames-Coromandel Mayor Chris Lux and Coromandel Environment Waikato Councillor Evan Penny.
New national air quality standards gazetted earlier this month will mean improvements to community air standards earlier than planned, this month's Environment Waikato Environment Committee meeting heard.


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Tata Harper
Revitalizing Body Oil, 125ml
- Instructions for use:
- - Apply generously over body and hands AM and PM
- - For maximum results, massage into damp skin
- - 125ml/ 4.1fl.oz.
- Ingredients: Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil*, Vitits Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil*, Olea Europea (Olive) Oil*, Sambucus Nigrea Fruit Extract, Borago Officinalis Flower*, Medicago Sativa (Alfalfa) Flower*, Arnica Montana Flower*, Calendula Officinalis Flower*, Essential Oil Blend From Clinical Grade Essential Oils; Benzyl Alcohol, Benzyl Benzoate, Benzyl Salicylate, Citral, Citronellol, Geraniol, Eugenol, Farnesol, Limonene, Linalool. *Ingredients From Organic Farming
Boasting 14 active natural ingredients including Rose and nourishing Apricot Kernal Oil, Tata Harper's Revitalizing Body Oil infuses the skin with botanical nutrients to aid hydration and promote cellular renewal. Perfect for dry climates and the winter months, this fast-absorbing formula contains Vitamin A, C, and E to keep your skin supple and healthy, as well as toning Frankincense and Arnica to reduce puffiness.
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General Information About Regency Beauty Institute-Topeka
Our mission is to become the premier cosmetology institute in the world. Thankfully, we have a lot of people helping us get there. Our purpose is simple. It is all about our students: We exist to help our students fulfill their dreams by seeking to understand them as individuals, delivering a strong technical platform and providing creative freedom. Our promise is quite promising: Through expert faculty, upscale facilities, and powerful training systems, we help students channel their creativity and launch successful careers. We provide personalized, positive guest experiences and produce exceptional performers for our industry partners. And we have a set of guiding principles that oh-so-humbly remind us to hold ourselves to high standards without losing our sense of humor. Or style, for that matter.
Institutional statistical data was gathered from the U.S. Department of Education - Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, 2009-2010.
Institution Type
- 2-year, Private for-profit
Special Learning Opportunities
- Weekend/evening college
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Quite a lot of CL software is in Debian, packaged using the common-lisp-controller system. Look for packages whose names start with ?cl-?. There is the CL-Debian project, that provides information about Common Lisp packaging, various source packages in Darcs repositories and a mailing list.
Extra repositories
Backports.org has packages of recent Common Lisp libraries and implementations for Debian GNU/Linux Sarge on many architectures. Usage instructions can be found here.
Extra repositories also exist for Ubuntu releases, where the platform dependent packages are available for i386 only. The lines for your /etc/apt/source.list file look like this: For sarge add
deb http://people.debian.org/~pvaneynd/cl-sarge-packages ./for ubuntu breezy add
deb http://people.debian.org/~pvaneynd/cl-breezy-packages ./
Lisp-related packages
Most Lisp programmers use the latest version of Debian called Sid or unstable. This version of Debian contains:
- OpenMCL
- CLisp
- acl-installer An installer for AllegroCL
- lw-installer An installer for Lispworks
Software packages on CLiki
- Binary-types - Binary-types is a library for accessing binary format files with fixed bit-length code-words
- clocc-port - CLOCC includes a library PORT which unifies many things across different implementations, such as socket interfaces, shell access, and gray streams
- Infix - The infix notation for arithmetic
Other Software packages
Many of these are actually on CLiki, but miss the * (Debian package) topic marker, which would make them show up on the list above. Industrious souls are encouraged to add such markers and delete the corresponding entry, if any, from this list.
- metering from CLOCC [packaged by Christophe]
- IMHO [cl-imho package maintained by Adam Di Carlo]
- allegroserve [Packaged by Stig E Sandø]
- Langband dev-snapshots, very experimental [packaged by Stig E Sandø]
- mail-streams [Christophe]
- LISA [Christophe]
- quick-arrays [Peter Van Eynde]
- memoization [Peter Van Eynde]
- series [Peter Van Eynde]
- maxima
- cl-pdf [Binghe]
- cl-postoffice [Kevin Rosenberg]
- cl-port [Kevin Rosenberg]
- cl-tester [Kevin Rosenberg]
- cl-inflate [Kevin Rosenberg]
- ilisp [Kevin Rosenberg]
- uffi [Kevin Rosenberg]
- lml [Kevin Rosenberg]
- clsql [Kevin Rosenberg]
- cl-who [packaged by Kevin Rosenberg]
- cl-html-template [packaged by Kevin Rosenberg]
- cl-gd [packaged by Kevin Rosenberg]
- McCLIM [packaged by Milan Zamazal]
Suggestions/Hints/etc for package creators
- Please use a package prefix that helps to track down the package in Debian and dselect in particular. A prefix will hopefully also help wrt inclusion in ordinary Debian and to avoid name conflicts. One such prefix might be ?
cl-? for ordinary Common Lisp libraries.
:Depends for other systems instead of including
them in your package. As an example, the Langband-package should
depend on binary-types instead of including them in the its package.
Hints for users
- When using Debian and the common-lisp-controller version 4, all packages can be loaded using the
(clc:clc-require :name) syntax. For example, the cl-infix package can be loaded using
(clc:clc-require :infix).
(clc:clc-require :infix) to load the precompiled version.
- CLORB as a debian package which works "right away" in CMUCL and SBCL
- Common Music and Common Music Notation. These may require work to get working in CMUCL.
- Jochen Schmidt has a number of useful bits of code over at his site.
- RegEx-CLAWK-Lexer as a debian package (-- it has been for years, see cl-regex etc. I'd like to know if there is still interest)
- CL-HTTP working full-featured with the CMUCL.


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Wednesday morning round-up (and Open Thread)
To President Obama, the American military isn't about defending America against her enemies. After all, why would he want to do that? Our chickens are coming home to roost and we deserve what's coming to us. Instead, per Obama, our American military is all about addressing victim identity within America's own borders. Obama's been carrying out that project very successfully, too. The result of his efforts is that old-fashioned troops who actually think the military's job is protecting our country — and who dislike the Left's frantic attempts to fix something that, insofar as its primary purpose is concerned, wasn't broken — are bowing out, with the Navy leading the way.
Bless his heart (and I mean that without any sarcasm): Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has pointed out, as did Dennis Prager, that racism isn't the only issue involved in the Donald Sterling kerfuffle. Sterling's privacy rights were grossly violated, which is an issue that should concern every American.
Apparently the catch phrase at America's finest institutions, at least if you're white, is that you have to "check your privilege at the door." One white university student has issued a polite, fact-filled Eff You to the racist (against whites) PC police.
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tyrantgnome needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 18 designs submitted by 12 freelance designers.
We are looking for something simple that can work on business cards and letter head easily as well as on the website. I don't mind anything computer related if you can work it in, but it's not necessary.
Accepted File Formats:
psd with all layers, vector
We mostly work with companies that have less 75 employes and more than 15, anything more and they can afford to hire someone full time, any less and they can't afford to pay us. : )
We provide the following services for our clinets: Active Directory installation/config/management, firewall installations/configurations, remote connection via vpn & ssh. Basically anythin a small company could need or want in the IT realm.
We would prefer less than 4 colors and either all caps or capital R and capital C.
Designs that work well on a white background will be given preference but if you have something awesome that's not on white we arent against it.
Depending how this works we may go ahead and pay for the site to be made. We are geeks and could do it but we have no style. That's where you come in...
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Baltimore, Md. – The UMBC track and field teams travel to Boston for the second time in three weeks to complete the indoor season this weekend at the IC4A Championships and ECAC Championships. The men's IC4A Championships will take place at Boston University and the women's ECAC meet will be held at Reggie Lewis Center.
America East Most Outstanding Rookie Mercedes Jackson (Huntington, Md./Huntington) is seeded sixth in the 60m dash and eighth 200m dash. She is on top of the Retrievers' record book in both events and has broken her own records multiple times this season.
Also repeatedly breaking records is the 400m relay team of Kirsten Jones (Brentwood, Tenn./M.L.K Magnet), Deborah Adelola (Lanham, Md./Bladensburg), Paulette Fogle (Washington, D.C./Bishop McNamara) and Kalane' Abbey (Laurel, Md./Laurel). They will be competing in Boston for UMBC.
Junior Amanda Deller (Aberdeen, Md./Aberdeen), the America East Most Outstanding Field Performer, returns to competition after earning two gold metals at the America East Championships in the shot put and weight throw. She is ranked seventh in shot put and will compete to reclaim title as All-East performer.
On the field for men, Cameron McDearmon (Owings Mills, Md./Franklin) will compete in the weight throw, where he is currently seated 15th on IC4A psych sheets. McDearmon will be accompanying teammate Aaron Brooks (Upper Marlboro, Md./Dematha) in the shot put and Chris Nash (Parkton, Md./Hereford) in weight throw.
Junior Trae Proctor is ranked 14th in the IC4A region. Proctor recently brought home a gold in the 60m hurdles from the America East Championships for a second consecutive year.
The ECAC meet will begin on Saturday at 1:10pm and again on Sunday at 12pm.
IC4A men's meet will open at 1 p.m., Saturday afternoon and again at 11 a.m. on Sunday morning.