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It worked great. On correcting the problem with the pavers, he was able to do it better than I expected.
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I was impressed with his work. He was very available and able to get right on the job. I gave him my list, he got right on it, and finished within 5 hours.
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Bill added 11 can lights, 2 new outlets, fixed 5 outlets/switches, and moved a light. He did all this over the course of two days. His work is great! He's a contractor you can trust and we'll use him again if/when needed.
- Barry S.
Rose Electric
Added some scope during visit and ground rods took longer than expected but all work was completed. While the final cost was more than quote, it was a reasonable charge for the extra work.
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Phil Stratton Electric Inc
We purchased an older home that required a complete electrical makeover. We previously had a different electrician, and he was supposed to upgrade our electrical system, but work did not upgrade enough to handle modern needs and never came back to finish the job. Then we contacted Phil Stratton. What a difference! Phil came and did the work promptly. We continue to use Phil during these past four years for every electrical need. When our gas heaters were red-lined by the gas company, we asked Phil if it was better to get electrical heaters or gas heaters as a backup to our whole-house system (which we do not use all the time in the winter due to heating of rooms we don't use) Phil told us directly and honestly, that gas will always be the cheapest. We will continue to use Phil Stratton Electric for all of our electrical needs..
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JDS Improvements
I hate writing negative reviews, but in this case what I have to say really needs to be said. I'll never trust 5-star reviews ever again. I chose JDS Improvements based on all the many great reviews as well as my meeting with John Snyder (owner) where he displayed complete confidence that everything I needed to have done on my typed list was no big deal. However, I'd give JDS Improvements minus 5 stars for all the stress & anxiety they put me through. A promised 2 to 3 week job took 3 months with several items still not done or not done correctly. It held up the sale of my house by 2 months. After 3 tries to get things right & never did, I asked them to not return. No one ever called to ask for clarification or for any further details so I was under the impression that they were competent & understood all that was needed based on the walk-through with John & the 3 & 1/2 page typed list of instructions I gave to him. Initially I walked John through the property to go over numerous repairs & painting projects that I needed to have done on my house to get it ready for sale. John took notes & also got a copy of the 3.5 typed pages of repairs & painting work. He said no problem, they could handle every single problem in 2 or 3 weeks. I think much of the problem not only lies with John Snyder's seeming lack of communication with his workers, but also some of his workers almost total incompetence at what they did try to do. After the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd try at trying to do pretty simple repair jobs, John's many profuse apologies & expressions of shame & embarrassment were meaningless. After driving from Tucson to Sedona 3 times (3.5 hrs & 225 miles each way), & finding several items incomplete, done wrong or not done at all, I told John I was worn out, stressed out, extremely disappointed & couldn't bear to proceed any further. I asked that they not return (for the 4th time). This 3-month experience was dreadful. I asked for some sort of refund. $1,000 off on an $18,000 bill was cold comfort. However, John did not charge me for a garage utility sink replacement nor painting an indoor pond, where they did an excellent job, but these freebies were offset by the things they did not get done or did not do correctly. In a perfect world, John would have made copies of my list & given them to each worker. Then when done, John should have inspected each item to make sure they were all done before telling me all was done. But John actually did say he inspected the work himself & all items were done correctly. In all the years I've managed contractors & repair people & even done a lot of repair jobs myself I've never seen such an absolute shocking level of repeated incompetence in work and mgmt. It's like John simply grabbed anyone off the street who literally had no idea whatsoever how to follow directions or fix anything. Yes, it was that bad! Even after the 3 attempts at the simplest things, John always acknowledged the problem & shortcomings & always profusely apologized & in some cases said, "I'll fix this myself." If he did, then he is incompetent as well, but at the very least, a very poor business owner/manager. One good thing was that John always said they'd give it another shot & make it right whatever it took, which I really appreciated, but unfortunately, they just weren't up to the task for most of these pretty uncomplicated jobs. Before I drove up from Tucson, I asked & he said he checked everything himself & he assured me that everything was done correctly this time. NOT! After John called & assured me all items were done & looked great, I drove to inspect the work. I was horrified with what I saw. Instructions were not followed, many things weren't done correctly or done at all. The place was dirty & the so-called deep cleaning I asked for simply looked like a wipe-down. DONE AS REQUIRED, first attempt, good job Caulking, Reposition Microwave In Wall, Replace 2 Electrical Outlets, Clean Garage Door, Paint Pond, Garage Utility Sink Replacement, only some of the house painting. Instructions not followed, done wrong, and/or incomplete on the following: PAINTING • Edging work was perfect! • I told John to match the paint from existing paint that were in the garage for 5 colors. These instructions were also on the typed job sheets. They didn't! Luckily, John agreed to repaint all the exterior decking, house trim, deck railings, & hundreds of feet of fencing, which was a relief, but what a waste of time. They also had to repaint 9 doors - I asked that they be painted semi gloss to match with the old existing paint in the garage, but all were painted w/ flat paint, not even a good job at that. • John asked if I wanted a nicely weathered exterior spiral staircase to be painted! I said NO. They painted it anyway, then had to sand all the paint off, ruining the look. • They forgot to paint the entire front of house & half of one side. • I asked & was told that the trim would be caulked & all the nail holes filled before painting. It wasn't done. • I asked that a large picture window be caulked. They caulked the smaller stained glass window next to it. • Paint drips on flagstone floor & interior custom rockwork. • Old paint spray cans, rags & sandpaper pieces were lying around the property. WOOD STEPS REPLACEMENT • I asked that all the steps & landing boards be replaced going to a garage apartment & that they be secured with carriage bolts instead of screws. On 2 of the step treads, because those 2 steps were wedge shaped, I asked that 2" x 12" boards be used instead of 2" x 6". Upon inspection, the ONLY thing that was done was 2 wedge shaped steps were replaced with 2" x 6" instead of 2" x 12" boards that I'd asked for. After typing another list with detailed instructions of all the thing that did not get done or were done incorrectly, once again, the instructions were not followed. All the steps were replaced with the correct boards, but they were secured with screws instead of carriage bolts that I'd asked for. Instead of replacing the landing boards, only one board was replaced. How can anyone get this wrong twice! Especially when it was gone over in person twice & there were 2 sets of typed detailed instructions? This was the case with most of the tasks that needed to be done around the house. STRIP KITCHEN FLAGSTONE FLOOR & RESEAL • I asked Marco, John's foreman why it was not stripped as requested & paid for & he said, "the guy who did it said it would be too messy & difficult so he just resealed it instead." Huh? Are you kidding me? But I paid for stripping & resealing. Why did no one call me? STRIP & RESEAL CUSTOM ETCHED KITCHEN FLAGSTONE COUNTERTOP • Though it looked good it was not done with the same original sealant, which did affect the custom rock-etched design elements. What was used was clear exterior acrylic that off-gassed extremely toxic fumes throughout the house for 3 months rendering the house uninhabitable & unsellable. Being in the house for a couple hours I got a splitting headache each time. STRIP & RESEAL FLAGSTONE BATHROOM FLOOR • Same problem as above - exterior acrylic used that off-gassed toxic fumes that smelled like gasoline for 3 months. The correct sealant was NOT used & the flagstone floor no longer matched all the rest of the flagstone floors in the house. Ugh! MALIBU LIGHTS • There were several lights where the tops were loose & needed to be secured with glue. Each time John assured me these were fixed. I specifically asked because each time that they weren't getting fixed. Each visit back to the house I saw they were not fixed. However, on my 3rd trip back, one or 2 had sort of been fixed. The other 5 or 6 were untouched & still falling apart. GARAGE CABINET DOORS • I had removed doors to all the large cabinets & neatly stacked them against the garage wall inside. When they cleaned the garage floor, they left some stacked against the wall, others were stacked on shelves, & the rest were laying against the bushes outside in the weather. Very careless as they could have been ruined being outside! This happened twice after I'd restacked them. Someone does not know how to pay attention! FRENCH DOORS - BOTTOM WEATHERSTRIPS • I asked that a pair of door bottom weather-strips/sweeps be replaced that I had special ordered & paid $59 for - Ruined! They cut one 2" too short & installed it anyway - spiders, cockroaches, lizards, snakes & scorpions could just walk right in. I ordered another pair & they did those correctly. COUNTERTOP END PIECE • I gave them a countertop end piece kit to install (including kit instructions). Pieces from the kit were not used & it was done incorrectly 3 times. How could they get this wrong 3 times! HOUSE SIDING PIECES • 2 small siding pieces were supposed to be replaced (as per instruction list). Not done! Had to ask again! DEEP CLEANING, WINDOW WASHING • The absolute worst cleaning job ever! I asked for a professional deep cleaning & window washing after all work was done. All I got was what looked like a basic wipe-down with obvious dust & dirt still in many places. The sinks were filthy & looked as though they had just been rinsed out only. Some windows had been cleaned but many others weren't even touched & were filthy. They had to go back 3 times & it still wasn't clean. HAND SCRIBBLED NOTES • On the first inspection trip back to the house I saw my typed lists on the kitchen counter with notations on only some items marked as "done." But several of these "done" items were not done at all. On other inspection trip(s) back all I saw were abbreviated hand scribbled notes that really didn't cover what needed to get done. I can only guess they may have been notes that might have been taken while being dictated over the phone or something.
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We purchased an older home that required a complete electrical makeover. We previously had a different electrician, and he was supposed to upgrade our electrical system, but work did not upgrade enough to handle modern needs and never came back to finish the job. Then we contacted Phil Stratton. What a difference! Phil came and did the work promptly. We continue to use Phil during these past four years for every electrical need. When our gas heaters were red-lined by the gas company, we asked Phil if it was better to get electrical heaters or gas heaters as a backup to our whole-house system (which we do not use all the time in the winter due to heating of rooms we don't use) Phil told us directly and honestly, that gas will always be the cheapest. We will continue to use Phil Stratton Electric for all of our electrical needs..
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We believe that if HIV+ young people are educated about their status, not only will they learn about their condition and live full lives, but they will also educate their peers about the disease, enlightening a currently unconscious generation about the biggest killer they face.
December 2014 - December 2020
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Lesotho has the second highest HIV infection rate in the world; an estimated 41,000 children and adolescents are infected with the virus in a population of just over 2 million. Poor education and the vast cultural stigma surrounding the condition causes weak treatment adherence, the single biggest cause of treatment failure. Sentebale therefore delivers programmes of education and psychosocial support to provide these vulnerable children the tools they need to lead healthy and productive lives.
This programme uses education to address the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS; at monthly network clubs children learn about HIV and share their experiences with each other for mutual support, whilst at residential camps we support over 1,500 children struggling to cope with their diagnosis per year at the newly opened Mamohato Children's Centre. At camp, children learn how to cope with their condition in a fun, supportive environment.
Aim 1
Increase life expectancy of HIV+ children and young people via increased ART adherence
Activities» Camp and club attendance
What success will look like
% of campers correctly taking ARV's
Aim 2
Reduce HIV/AIDS stigma via peer education
Activities» Camp and club attendance
What success will look like
% of campers disclosing their status to friends and family
Increased life expectancy of HIV+ children and young people
Reduced stigma around HIV/AIDS
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Amount Heading Description £10,500 Network Clubs Sending 100 HIV+ and HIV- children to a year of network clubs £23,000 Residential Camp Sending 100 children living with HIV to a 'Mamohato residential camp
Residential Camps are held at the 'Mamohato Children's Centre in Thaba-Bosiu, Lesotho. Monthly network clubs are held across 50 different clubs across Lesotho
Network clubs currently reach over 2,000 children living with HIV per month across 50 clubs. At the 'Mamohato Children's Centre we are able to support over 1,500 children per year.
Why Us?
Why Us?
A study by Sentebale showed that HIV+ children were isolated and received little support in their homes and communities. They had almost no opportunities to fully explore for themselves the reality of living with HIV and how they could transform their situation into one of hope and strength. The Programme was developed in response to the serious gap in HIV/AIDS education provision for young people in Lesotho.
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I haven't been able to cry in a while but it's always there, bubbling under the surface. To help break down the wall of numbness I had the idea of watching a sad movie to help get things moving and Hubby suggested Marley and Me.
Little Man and I watched it this morning, cuddling on the couch. Then Naomi joined us and as I began to cry my son said "Mummy, are you hurting?" I replied yes. "Did my sister bite you?" Kid logic. I love it.
I told him no, she hadn't but that everybody cries, even Mummies, and that its okay to do so. Then my boy, my caring and compassionate baby boy, handed me a tissue using his hand grabber toy.
Now, I knew that there were more tears that wouldn't come so initially I thought I may have to go more hardcore with something like Beaches or Sophie's Choice. But then I started talking to Hubby, explaining my feelings and that I'm confused by some of them etc. It really helped and I did manage to cry more, to release some of this… messy head stuff.
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This paper examines spatial variation in the delivery of out of hours care through general practice, in two Health Authorities in north-west England. It demonstrates considerable variations in the type of care provided to patients in different parts of the region. These differences are not due primarily to either the geographical or socio-economic characteristics of the areas. Rather, the type of out of hours care delivered depends much more on variations in the structure and organization of service delivery. These factors, in turn, largely reflect the history of service development in each area and the ethos of individual GPs instrumental in establishing the service.
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I deleted my Yahoo account, you should too
For those who missed it, recently it was discovered that Yahoo willingly granted the FBI and/or NSA fully access to all of Yahoo's customers' emails. This means that if you have an @yahoo.com email address every email you've ever sent or received is in the hands of American Government. More problematically there was no warrant or NSL involved (that we know of) that required access to EVERY email – Yahoo gave up that voluntarily. Before you think this isn't a big deal or maybe it's just a "one time thing"… don't forget that Yahoo willingly helped the Chinese governed find and arrest pro-Democratic "dissidents".
I don't consider myself a super paranoid person but if you believe that the government knowing everything about you is "no big deal" because you "have nothing to hide" I refer you to the writings of George Orwell's book "Nineteen Eighty-Four". In the book (in case you haven't read it) the Government rewrites history regularly and persecutes people for Thoughtcrimes. Maybe we don't live in that world today, but what if the US Government decides tomorrow that something which is perfectly legal today, say speaking poorly of our president (or presidential nominees), is treason. If you've ever said anything bad about POTUS via Yahoo email (even if it was just a friend sending you a bad joke), you'll instantly be arrested. They won't need to have reasonable cause and get a warrant, Yahoo already gave them everything they need.
If you're like me, you probably long ago moved on from your Yahoo email – but left it active. Since you can forward your email to your new preferred host (say Gmail), why not leave it active? Well, beyond the fact that anything sent to Yahoo is compromised by what we just talked about above…Yahoo silently turned off email forwarding. As I don't get that many emails via Yahoo, I had no idea this happened – until it came out in the news. So many of my emails were lost. After it blew up in the news, Yahoo turned the feature back on claiming some BS excuse that it was for "maintenance". So not only won't they tell you that they did it, they lie when the feature returns.
So what should you do? Delete your Yahoo account right now. The short version is: Log in to your Yahoo mail account, go to the Account Termination page and follow the few steps on the page. It should take you no more than 5 minutes.
It's been more than a month since this major revelation has come out and Yahoo still has not adequately explained itself. The EFF has posted a lengthy request for details that has, as of today, gone unanswered. The US Government has legal rights to request help of email providers like Yahoo (and Google and Microsoft) for specific emails or users, but there is never a need to give the government full access. Doing so just endangers the rights and freedoms of every user on the system. Delete your account now and use literally anything else – even Microsoft's Outlook.com is a better service (though I'd recommend Gmail).


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Welcome to Lehigh Christian Academy. We feel honored to have you visit our website for information about our school. I trust that as you browse through our site, you will see our mission clearly represented: "To provide a quality education that is Christ-Centered." Our staff is committed to working with families and churches to educate each and every student who enrolls. We would love to have you visit our school in person to see us in action. Welcome Wednesday is offered several times a month and is an open house from 9:00-11:00am. Included is a personal tour of the school's facility as well as an Educational Success Consultation which focuses on your child's gifts and needs. Of course you may schedule a tour any other time by calling the office at 610-776-7301.
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Employment Opportunities – 2018-2019 School Year Teachers needed: Kindergarten and Grade 1 -fulltime position. Must have AZ teaching license. Part-time position: Music teacher, must be able to play the piano. Please apply at St. Anthony of Padua School office 501 E. 2nd St. , Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (520) 836-7247
NEW PARISHIONERS: If you are new to St. Anthony of Padua Parish please visit the parish office to register. Many opportunities are available for you to get involved in your new faith community!
SACRAMENT of MARRIAGE
SACRAMENT of MARRIAGE: The Diocese of Tucson requires a six month minimum notice & preparation. Marriage Retreats are scheduled for May, October & January. Please contact the Parish Office.
SACRAMENT of BAPTISM
SACRAMENT of BAPTISM: Preparation classes are held in English & Spanish once a month. Please contact the Parish Office 9am to 4:30pm Monday—Friday. Las clases en Espanol son una vez al mes. Para registrarse, por favor llamar al teléfono de la oficina (520-836-0601) de Lunes a Viernes, de 9:00am a 4:30pm.
Welcome To Our New Priest Father Alan Valencia and our New Principal Sister Carol Seidl
A welcome reception for our new priest Father Alan Valencia and our new school principal, Sister Carol Seidl will be held on Sunday July 19th at 5Pm in the community center. Parishioners are invited to attend and to bring a dish for the pot luck supper. The parish will supply ice tea and water and Read More
Father Alan Valencia is ordained, June 6, 2015 at St. Augustine Cathedral
Twelve parishioners of St. Anthony of Padua, traveled to Tucson to attend the Ordination Mass of our new Associate Vicar, Father Alan Valencia. The Mass was filled with the word of God. Father Alan experienced the centuries old tradition of the Bishop "laying" hands on him and taking his vows. This tradition traces back to Read More
Father Ariel Celebrates 21 Years of Ordination
June 10 2015 Philippines: Father Ariel celebrated mass today and had a dinner with his family to mark the 21st anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. Congratulations Father, all of us will pray for your continued faith and love of God and his people.
Pre Cana Retreat Prepares 9 couples for the Sacrament of Matrimony
Three times a year the parish pre-cana team of Deacon Steve and Carolann, Larry and Angie Sifuentes and Deacon Pat Aviles and Connie from St. James Parish, host couples interested in preparing to receive the Sacrament of Matrimony. From May 15 to 17, 2015, nine couples joined together at the Newman Center Retreat House on Read More
Three Altar Servers Complete 9 Years of Service
Matthew Martinez, Alec Smith and Nicholas Ochoa completed 9 years as altar servers, Sunday May 3, 2015. These three young men started serving at the 7 AM mass when they were nine years old. Each one has faithfully served at this mass, driving in with their parents and then driving themselves when they earned a Read More
To My Family of St. Anthony of Padua Parish
Christ's peace be with you all. "Martin, embrace this parish assignment that you have received for your internship, for it is the people, and the pastor, of this parish that will teach you what it means to be a priest of Jesus Christ." These were the words that were said to me by a very Read More


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Target Setting
Target setting for students in Year 7 – 11
Why do we have target grades?
Students are given target grades in order to celebrate achievement, measure progress, raise aspirations and provide them with meaningful short, medium and long term goals. The primary purpose of target setting is to improve the learning and progress of students.
Setting Target Grades
Target grades are set in Year 7 and reviewed regularly throughout Key Stage 3 and 4. The targets are set using Key Stage 2 fine levels for Mathematics and reading in English with a degree of challenge built in to ensure that they are both realistic and aspirational.
At the heart of our target setting is this sentence;
As a minimum, any student meeting their target grade in any particular subject would surpass the national average performance of students with the same baseline ability.
Reviewing the targets
Faculties will use assessment data to review the targets for students on a regular basis.
The Assistant Head teacher (assessment and progress) and data manager meet every week to consider requests for target reviews.
All subjects aim for the vast majority of students to make at least expected progress, with a significant proportion making better than expected progress.
A small number of students may make more rapid progress in a particular area and it may be deemed beneficial to raise these target grades.
Changes to target grades (September 2018)
There has been a significant change to GCSE examinations in 2018, with the majority of subjects changing from A* - G grades (an 8 grade system) to 9 – 1 grades (a 9 grade system). All subjects have seen an increase in the amount of content and the length and style of assessments that takes place, moving away from coursework to a greater emphasis on terminal examinations.
To reflect the national changes to the examinations and utilising information provided by the Department for Education, we have re-calculated our target grades. As a parent or carer, you may notice changes on your child's report but these are no reflection on the work, effort or attitude of your child to their studies.
If you have any further questions relating to target grades or reporting, please look on the back of the reports we send out reach term as we do include helpful information. You can also contact Mr Heggs via the enquiries at Meadowhead email address.


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Situated on a lofty 15 acre property with stunning views is this beautiful Australiana homestead. It comprises 4 bedrooms, large formal lounge room with open fireplace, country style kitchen, meals/family room, bathroom and laundry.
Some of the many features include: full en suite and walk in robe to the main bedroom, evaporative cooling, wood heating, combustion stove as well as normal cooking facilities, high ceilings and handmade brick feature walls just to name a few.
The home is complimented by extensive verandas, a wine cellar and a double lock up garage and well established gardens.
For a tradesman or someone wanting to run their business from home, the property provides a 24 x 14 high clearance shed with an additional mezzanine floor, as well as various other sheds.
The land is all cleared, fully fenced, perfect for running horses or stock on. A large dam with electric pressure pump gives you an ample supply of water.
If you're looking for something special just north of the Yarra Valley, consider this one.
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Laff-N-Grin provides bounce houses to Secaucus residents guaranteed to make any party or event fun!
Our most popular bounce house comes in two sizes: the standard 15×15, and 13×13 for smaller yards. The 15 footer can safely hold about eight riders, the 13 footer holds six.
We also have indoor models that are only 8 feet high – excellent for pre-schools, daycares and rental hall events. We have 13x13ft and 10x10ft models.
"We are never having another summer party without some kind of bouncy house. The kids had a blast all day long, and we time to catch up with our friends!" – Michael R.
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The 2020 Hook Norton Festival of Fine Ales will be on Saturday 18th July
Tickets are available on the day at the Beer Festival – just turn up and enjoy!
Entry pack (polycarbonate glass, 3 half pint beer tokens, beer list and pencil) – £10
Entry plus polycarbonate glass – £6 – beer can only be purchased with tokens available as part of the entry pack or at the ticket refresh point in the main tent.
Entry only – £5 – you will be able to use the cash bars for cider or Pimms or buy wine tokens from the ticket refresh point inside the main tent.
Entry for under 18s – Free
Beer tokens (one per half pint) will be priced at 1 for £1.75, 2 for £3.50, 3 for £5, 6 for £10
We won't be accepting £50 notes but we do have the capacity to take card payments and offer cashback at the main entrance and the ticket refresh inside the main tent.
You all contribute towards making the day a success. Last year we raised £20,500, just over half of which went to Bloodwise (formerley known as Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research) with the remainder being distributed amongst local groups and charities that contribute to the collective well being of those in our local area. We hope to make the same amount again this year (with your help).
If previous years have inspired you to get involved contact us at [email protected] Any help before, during or in the aftermath is greatly appreciated!
Please remember that glass is not allowed in the festival (it is normally a cattle field) that is why we have polycarbonate glasses. Please do not bring your own alcohol. We have gone to great lengths to provide alternatives for those who don't want beer so plese make use of them.
To keep up-to-date with the developing beer list by clicking here . Find the beer festival in Hook Norton here.


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Recipes for scrubs at home
Honey Cleansing Scrub. Melt 2 tbsp. Of natural honey in a water bath (preferably not much heating), cool the mixture and add a breeding juice of 1/2 a lemon and 1 tablespoon millet bran. The cover is great for skin with acne. This mask helps to regenerate a skin and visibly brightens face.
Oat-natural milk gentle scrub. Three tablespoon of rice further chop. To have creamy, append milk, serum or consummate. The resulting gravity is put on the face for 10 min, and massage it in a circular, massaging gently skin.
Cucumber scrub. Nnatrite grated cucumber so blend c1 soup spoon rice or cereal "Hercules", a mix should infuse for 20-25 min. Use exfoliating agent with simultaneous gentle circular movements for 7 min. After a treatment, washing the face with warm so cold-blooded water.
Carrot - rice scrub. One of the simplest recipes. Carrot nectar mixed with corn and allow them to swell, so to carry weight on a skin for 10-15 minutes.
Curd scrub. One teaspoon of shredded rice (comfortably, if there is a coffee grinder or boiler), gently mix up with two soup spoon of cottage cheese and half a teaspoon of olive butter. Earlier the beginning of the mixture to hot up a bit.
Coffee scrub. We want a coffee grounds of the drinking coffee. Love note that a coffee grounds are not completely very dry, leave a some fluent. To this mix to add cedar oil, a any drops. Apply the mixture on a skin and rub in kakby skin in a circular motion for 5-7 min.
Coffee and cottage cheese scrub. Almost a like however a previous formula. Instead of cedar oil, use curd. Apply on facial skin for 10-Fifteen minutes and rub a mixture.
Scrub sweet. To prepare the needed 5 tablespoons of saccharose and a bag odnin fluid. All blend and whisk. Gently massage a skin proceeds and rinse with aqua.
Salty body scrub. Saline is a natural component which perfectly cleanses the skin giving it a shine. Contraindications - highly sensitive or irritated facial skin. Apply a salt-based scrubs good later taking a shower.
1. Scrub with sea salt. Blend with sea sol body butter or olive butter. Leave this mixture on your skin a few min to grains of salt solution, so massotherapy a face, then rinse with water scrub.
2. Scrub with a cook room salt. Take a shower, the shower dial into wet palm 1 spoon saline for 2-3 min gently massaging a skin with circular movements. So wash off the salt, wipe the skin dry and apply moisturizer.
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A take-along art foilo for your little one. Great for travel activity. Able to hold 12 jumbo crayons, A5 size drawing pad. There is also an extra slot to hold colouring paper, stickers and etc.
Available as just the art foilo itself and also available as a set which comprises of the art foilo shown, 12 Jumbo crayons (non-toxic) from Colleen and a A5 size sketch pad (no lines).
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Sunday HH tradition, Trucluck's and Peche
We took the older two kids to Truluck's. Happy Hour all night on Sunday, the food was pretty good! I love their oysters Rockefeller, #1 son loved the rare beef on toast.
We had a reminder lesson for my general rule regarding iDevices at the table. I issued this list of requirements when we dined at Chez Boulay this past summer. (it's a defining moment, like when Moses came out with the ten commandments written in stone)
Restaurants that take reservations, have cloth napkins, and pour the water from a bottle (not a pitcher) shall be defined as "Fancy Restaurants" and electronics should not be part of our dining experience.
Truluck's met every one of the fancy requirements. The iPad was not used at the table.
Sunday night at Peche is happy hour all night AND it's TIKI night! a long list of exotic craft made cocktails for $5 each. Notice the umbrella!
French onion soup was the real reason we came (half off during HH). The older two kids both love it.
The older two kids both love the stuff. Their fondness of FOS is also related to our summer trip to Quebec where they enjoyed the stuff in Montreal.
(pic below is from the summer in Montreal)
I was ordering a FOS for #1 son at Nyk's when the daughter chimed in that she'd like a whole one herself. They both finished it all.


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The tortoise is an interesting dream symbol. Most people have pleasant associations with a tortoise. These animals usually represent caution and loyalty, since they move and change slowly.
A dream that features a tortoise suggests that you may be unwilling to move quickly into a new endeavor or situation. Because a tortoise has a strong outer shell, a dream of a tortoise could represent your defense mechanisms and the things your surround yourself with in your waking life that protect you.
On the other hand, dreaming of a tortoise could also indicate that you should take more chances if you want to be successful. You may see opportunities for advancement to open up before you, and you shouldn't hesitate too long before making a move.
The dream tortoise sometimes suggests that you are moving through a "slow" period in your life or that you need to be methodical and deliberative when contemplating an action.
The tortoise is a symbol of perseverance, determination, and long life, and it may indicate your need to be protected from certain problems in your waking life.


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Matrix Therapies™ Created by and taught with permissions from the wonderful Pip McKay
Matrix Therapies® is a set of profound personal development and coaching tools that allow you to transform even the most stubborn and difficult problems, while getting measurable results within a specific time frame.
With Matrix Therapies® you can clear the negative influences of people and events in the past, so that you can have greater success, happiness and reach more of your human potential. Often interactions with particular people can create negative thought patterns, beliefs and emotions in the unconscious mind that limit success. This in turn effects confidence, attitude, behaviour and therefore results. Matrix Therapies® allows you to let go of these influences, access new resources and move forward. Matrix Therapies® gives you a deep sense of resolution, a profound understanding of yourself and others, as well as, creative resources that allows you to access the genius within.
One of the main reasons people do not have what they want in their lives is that they repeat patterns from their parents, such as attitudes to money, career, work-life balance, relationships or health. Often people consciously want to do the opposite of their parents, only to find that they sabotage themselves or procrastinate and don't know why. With Matrix Therapies® you can clear complex patterns of influences, so you can create what you want in all areas of your life. You can also disconnect old patterns from past relationship freeing yourself from ex-partners so you can create new experiences and more fulfilling interactions.
Stress, fear, anger, sadness, guilt and anxiety all effect well-being and the capacity to think clearly and be effective. Negative beliefs around worthiness, success and being lovable also effect the way others perceive us and therefore the quality of our relationships. When we can find the root cause of these emotions, disconnect negative influences and heal stressful events we find that life can be more in flow, we can get things done more easily and people respond to us with greater respect and affection.
Matrix Therapies® walks a middle path between Performance Coaching, that just looks at setting goals and monitoring behaviour, and Counselling and Psychotherapy which can take a long time and not focus on specific outcomes. Matrix Therapies® gives you deep lasting change that takes into account of your humanity while focusing on giving you the outcome you desire. You become a deeper, more authentic person who can take action towards what you want.
Pip McKay initially created Matrix Therapies® in 2001 because she felt that the techniques she had available to her at that time were not effective in healing grief. After creating the Matrix Therapies Grief Script she began to see that the same principals could be effective in clearing old programming from parents and other negative influences. Now Matrix Therapies® has a range of techniques that clear negative emotions and beliefs, assist in dream analysis and use Archetypes to help access internal resources that people may not realise they have available to them. Matrix Therapies™ is taught throughout Australia, New Zealand, North America, Europe, Indonesia and China.


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Welcome to the 2019 Visitor Guide for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, filled with inspiration for things to do and see, places to stay, eat, and drink, and much more!
Our virtual Visitor Guide is available for viewing.To begin the journey simply click on the guide cover, just to the right on this page – we hope you enjoy and it inspires you to visit us soon!
Please consider the environment and only order a print copy of the guide if you are unable to comfortably view it online. If you need to order a print copy*, you can email us.
Alternatively, copies can be obtained from many tourist information centres* or viewed here.
For maps of the city and county, please visit our travel page.
*Only one guide will be posted per address, and are subject to stock availability. Any additional or multiple guide request may be fulfilled but will be subject to charge. Visit Nottinghamshire has fulfilment agreements with a number of tourist information centres. If your local centre cannot obtain copies, an individual order request will need to be made directly with us.


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Happy New Year! We are looking forward to 2020 with a new album and hope to see you on the road in January with Alex
Band of The Calling!
Photographer: Tim Tronckoe / Assistant: Lien Pauwels / Make-Up: Céline Feltgen
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It is with great pleasure that we announce that once again we will be working together with Finnish producer Hiili Hiilesmaa!
Vocal recordings for our new album are coming along nicely.
New promo picture! A big thank you to the one and only Tim Tronckoe and the fabulous Céline Feltgen for
their great work.
Photographer: Tim Tronckoe
Assistant: Lien Pauwels
Hair & Make-Up: Céline Feltgen
Set: Josy Roll
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We are absolutely thrilled to have the opportunity to support Alex Band of The Calling on his European Tour in January
08.01 – München – Backstage
09.01 – Stuttgart – Wizemann
10.01 – Magdeburg – Factory
11.01 – Cham – L.A.
12.01 – Hannover – Faust
13.01 – Berlin – Privatclub
14.01 – Hamburg – Gruenspan
16.01 – Frankfurt – Nachtleben
17.01 – Memmingen – Kaminwerk
18.01 – Zürich – Hall Of Fame
19.01 – Nürnberg – Hirsch
21.01 – Bochum – Matrix
22.01 – Siegburg – Kubana
23.01 – Wien – Viper Room
24.01 – Graz – Explosiv
25.01 – Kufstein – Kultur Quartier
27.01 – Milan – Circolo Magnolia
28.01 – Rom – Orion Club
30.01 – Dornbirn – Conrad Sohm
31.01 – Konstanz – Kulturladen
Enjoy your summer with some footage of our last tours and shows! Meanwhile, we continue to work hard on our third album!
'10 Weeks Of Summer' is from our second album 'Life On Standby'! You can get your copy of 'Life On Standby' on all digital music platforms and in our shop!
We are working hard on our 3rd album right now, more news on this as we get them! To shorten the wait, please enjoy 'Everytime I Break' from our second album
'Life On Standby'! You can get your copy of 'Life On Standby' on all digital music platforms and in our shop!
New shop online! Have a look at our new
T-Shirt! The bird represents to us the power to break free at your own will and also to have the strength to confront and overcome your fears and limitations everyday anew. Don't miss out on our
other stuff like CD's, Girlies, Hoodies and Beanies!
4 days to go! We will support Otep from the US on 8 shows of their Art of Dissent Tour!
08/02 - Dornbirn, Conrad Sohm
09/02 - Milan, Legend
15/02 - Manchester, Factory
17/02 - Lancaster, The Yorkshire House
18/02 - Swansea, The Bunkhouse
19/02 - Edinburgh, Bannerman's
20/02 - Roeselare, De Verlichte Geest
21/02 - Siegburg, Kubana
2018 has been a crazy and eventful year for us! During 47 shows we got to promote our second album 'Life On Standby' throughout Germany, Spain, Luxembourg, Belgium, Austria, France, the Czech Republic, the UK and the Netherlands! We are now looking forward to 2019 and can't wait for the tour with Otep in February to start! Meanwhile, we have also started working on our third album!
Big thanks to all of you for your constant support and we hope to meet you guys again in 2019! Happy New Year to all of you!
We are thrilled to end the year with great news as we will support Otep from the US on 9 shows of their Art of Dissent Tour in February 2019 together with our good friends from Psycho Village! We would love to see some of you out there on the road in Austria, Italy, Belgium, as also Germany and we are especially looking forward to seeing some good friends in the UK!
08/02 - Dornbirn, Conrad Sohm
09/02 - Milan, Legend
15/02 - Manchester, Factory
16/02 - tba
17/02 - Lancaster, The Yorkshire House
18/02 - Swansea, The Bunkhouse
19/02 - Edinburgh, Bannerman's
20/02 - Roeselare, De Verlichte Geest
21/02 - Siegburg, Kubana
Next up: Wolfsmond Festival at the KuBa-Halle in Wolfenbüttel
Don't miss this party with Bonfire & Friends at the Garage in Saarbrücken on November 12th, 2018! Joining the party are legends such as Joe Lynn Turner,
Geoff Tate, Robin Beck, James Christian, Bobby Kimball and of course Bonfire themselves!
Last minute show added! We are excited to team up for one more great night of music with Puddle Of Mudd tonight at Kammgarn in Kaiserslautern!
After three and a half weeks and more than 9000 km on the road, we are back home and more than thankful for this amazing experience and crazy ride! We want to thank the lovely And Then She Came for having us on their Kaosystematiq Tour! Thanks also to all the other bands we had the honour to share the stage with, the awesome Saving Abel, Puddle Of Mudd, Psycho Village, Grey Attack and Alwaid, it was a pleasure for us! Big thanks also to our soundtech Julian Lambertz, Michael Schoemer and Twiggy for filling in on drums, as well as Poli for his precious help! And as always, big thanks to Red Lion Music for making all of this possible!
What a crazy bunch of people! We loved every second of this tour with our southern brothers from Mississippi,
the amazing Saving Abel! Thank you for having us on this ride, have a safe trip back home and we
will meet again! Big thanks also to Psycho Village for the organization and to Red Lion Music for their great work and support. Next up: we will support Puddle of Mudd at
the L.A. Live Style Café in Cham!
More good news! We are proud to announce that we will support Bonfire and Friends at the Garage in Saarbrücken on November 12th, 2018! It is a great honour for us to share the stage with legends
such as Joe Lynn Turner, Geoff Tate, Robin Beck, James Christian, Bobby Kimball and of course german Hardrock legends Bonfire themselves! Do not miss this rock n'roll party! If you want to be
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(WHNT) - He calls himself a master plumber and has an attractive pitch ready when you come calling. But beware, one Ardmore man`s business practices are causing consumers to flush money down the drain.
WHNT News 19 took action after the Better Business Bureau of North Alabama contacted us with a history of deceptive practices concerning Tommy Mayo. Mayo's plumbing business, "A&A Plumbing," has an 'F' rating with the BBB and the complaints against him are piling up. Mayo also operates under another plumbing company called, "A Good Man Plumbing."
The BBB says complainants allege that they paid money up front and the company did not complete the job. They also make claims of poor workmanship and an inability to get the company to return to fix the work.
"If we just had one case like this," said BBB of North Alabama President Michele Mason, "there might be a reason behind it. But when you see this happen over and over, it makes it appear that there has been a lot of thought to this."
Mason told WHNT News 19 that they asked Mr. Mayo to submit his plumbing license with the state of Alabama. He did not provide the documentation, nor did he resolve the complaints against him. One of his reported victims was Wendy Brock who spoke candidly to us about her predicament.
"People like that don't need to be walking the streets," said Brock. "That's my opinion. Because that`s how he is making his living, going around stealing ... it's stealing!"
Brock suffers from multiple sclerosis and was bedridden when Tommy Mayo arrived to work on her house. She said Mayo told her she had some field line issues and needed equipment to get the job done. Brock gave him $800 as a down payment. He arrived back the very next day to continue the work, but this time said he needed gravel.
"I ended up giving him $1,200 more, on top of the $800," said Brock, "but this time I gave him cash, and haven't seen him since."
Brock was out $2,000 dollars and left with a messy front yard and no solution to her plumbing problems.
"I just feel like he saw a sucker," said Brock, "and he did."
WHNT News 19 soon learned that Mr. Mayo is also under investigation by the Alabama Plumbers & Gas Fitters Examining Board. This state agency polices plumbers and requires all plumbing companies to be licensed in the state of Alabama. Mr. Mayo claims to be a master plumber. The Alabama law defines that title as "any person engaged in or proposing to engage in the business of contracting to do, or of superintending the installation, maintenance, or repair of plumbing, or both."
WHNT News 19 wired a home with hidden cameras and called in Tommy Mayo to repair a leaky faucet. He arrived with business cards, claiming to be licensed, bonded and insured. The Plumbers & Gas Fitters Examining Board confirms he is neither. His fraudulent behavior has also the attracted the eye of the Huntsville Police Department.
We discovered a recent arrest earlier this month where he's accused of crimes like theft by deception and home repair fraud. He hasn't paid for those alleged crimes just yet.
We called Mayo up on another service call to confront him about his business practices. We also asked him to show us his plumber's license. He claimed he didn't have it with him. Huntsville Police were working with us, and as we wrapped up our questions, HPD intervened and issued Mayo an arrest citation. He has a court date of Wednesday, November 3rd. We plan to follow this case and will update you if Mr. Mayo shows up to court.
Until then, he's on the streets and Wendy Brock wants everyone in the Tennessee Valley to be on guard.
"He's a crook," said Brock, "and he's good."


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People are suffering from information overload when it comes to diets and their health. There's so much conflicting information people just don't know what to eat! If you're confused by all of the fad diets let me bring you back to the basics. You need get the most nutrients as possible per calorie. Sounds easy, doesn't it? Well it really can be
All you really need is a diet rich in nutrients, and we're not getting it. Americans consume 60% of their calories from processed foods where all of the micronutrients are lost in the processing phase. 30% of the calories Americans consume are animal products, which don't contain phytochemicals and are calorically dense.
There are 4 basic principles that you should use that will help you eat nutrient rich foods.
- A high nutrient density means you have to get high levels of the phytochemicals. Phytochemicals are contained in plant foods, so you have to eat your veggies.
- Your diet needs to be nutritionally complete. This can be accomplished by eating a wide variety of different foods.
- Eliminate hormones from your food.
- Your diet should not contain toxins, poisons or chemicals.
Another food related problem associated with our modern diet is addictive foods. High sugar, processed foods and processed commercial meats and are addicting. They've been designed to be that way and they produce uncontrollable cravings.
What we need is a radical shift in the way we eat. Let me give you a good place to start.
Learn everything you can about health and nutrition and gain some nutritional expertise. Even if you need to hire a coach to help find out what types of food are best for you, do it. The knowledge you gain will make you more successful in regaining your health and controlling your weight.
Going cold turkey. There are two schools of thought here and it varies from person to person. If you're addicted to foods and addicted to sugar you're going to beat yourself up if you quit all at once and then fail. It's going to be hard. Baby steps are better than doing nothing at all. Get the sugar, baked goods and processed foods out of the house – all of them – and don't buy any more. Tell everyone you're changing your eating habits and they will be holding you accountable. They're not going to let you cheat. The good news is every day it will get easier and easier because eventually you're going to stop craving the junk food. In the meantime, make your home a safe environment.
Once you've cleaned out the junk food a lot of people ask me for recommendations on how to start eating healthier. I'm going to give you three very simple things, anyone can do them, and it will get your first week of eating healthy off to a great start.
- First, make a salad the main dish of your meal at least once a day. Don't be afraid to load it up with vegetables. The more the better. Get every color in there that you can. Grilling the vegetables will add some juice to the salad since you want to limit or eliminate the salad dressing.
- Next, you're going to want to make a big pot of vegetable bean soup once a week. Do it over the weekend so you have a healthy lunch already prepared, which will help you stick with your new regimen. Put in leeks, onions and mushrooms, beans, vegetables, carrots and tomatoes. You can even make a bean chili. Eat this for lunch every day or take it to work with you and add a piece of fruit to the meal.
- Finally, since green vegetables are the most nutrient dense foods and are so integral to people's health, I want you to eat a large double sized serving of greens, artichokes, asparagus, broccoli or cabbage in some kind of dish every day.
See how simple it can be?
Start eating for optimum health today. You're going to love the way you look, and feel.


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The information needs of Presbyterian Hospital
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1. In what ways are the information needs of physicians and nurses at Presbyterian Hospital similar? In what ways are they different?
2. From the study, select three to four specific information needs and identify key data inputs, processes and outputs necessary for the information to be accurate and useful.
3. For each of the information needs selected above, describe what systems and methods of communication you believe would be best for sharing and communicating the information and knowledge. Explain why
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1. In what ways are the information needs of physicians and nurses at Presbyterian Hospital similar? In what ways are they different?
The information needs of Presbyterian Hospital are very much the same but often perceived in different approaches and time. One of the most common and high on the list is finding the provider for the patient and who the on-call physician is. For the admitting doctor who is trying to obtain an admission bed for the patient, it is often frustrating when the information given to them regarding bed availability is mismanaged and patients are kept in holding or emergency department for extended lengths when they should be in hospital beds. The other dilemma is admitted thinking the patient is having the consultation just to find out that the patient had been in a hospital bed without an on-call physician to see them over an extended period.
For the nurse, finding a physician is frustrating when orders are needed for medications or treatments that are not in the initial orders. Patient may be in pain wondering why the nurse has neglected them, while they are trying to find the doctor or one on-call to give the order.
For the physician, it is also a quandary when they are trying to find a nurse, especially their patients nurse to carry out orders for them. Nurses are not usually sitting at the desk so when the doctor ...
Solution Summary
This post offers an understanding of the differing perceptions of information needs and communication patterns of healthcare professionals as they relate to medical errors.


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This cartoon style slot game takes place when the Sushi bar closes and the Sushi wake up and become samurais to defend their village against marauding hordes; don't worry, you will be richly rewarded for helping them
This 30 Payline, 5 reel slot has a Kobushi and a Sushi Jackpot up for grabs as well as giving you a Big Cat and Kobushi bonus round to win up to 15,000 coins or the Progressive Jackpot
Lines: 1-30
Coin Value: £0.01-£1.00
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Happy Birthday, Maggie!
Today we are celebrating a co-workers birthday, and I thought I would share the card I made for her. Maggie, our birthday girl, has a good sense of humor, so I thought she would enjoy Western Heat by Victoria Case Designs. Can I get an "Mmmmm, yeah!"? LOL!
Maggie is Irish (real off-the-boat Irish, not American-Irish) so I turned Western Heat into a hot Irish fella by adding a lucky clover to his belt buckle. He was colored with copic markers, and had some sparkle added to his buckle with a clear Spica pen.
Challenges I participated in with this card:
Bee Crafty - birthday
Simon Says - anything you like
Copic markers used:
Thanks for stopping by!
Posted by Melissa at 6:30 AM 8 comments have made my day
Labels: Copics, Victoria Case
Sunday, March 28, 2010
TGF Battle Royale + a free digi
Happy Sunday! Sorry for the lateness of this post - Blogger was being a bad boy and wouldn't let me sign in to my account this morning. :(
As many of you probably know, voting starts today for the first challenge of The Greeting Farm's Battle Royale. I'm part of the "Faux Farmers" team, and we would really appreciate it if you could pop on over here to vote for us so we have a chance to move on to the second round. You just need to leave a comment here to vote (make sure to follow the link as leaving a comment on my blog, while appreciated, doesn't count in the voting).
The theme for week 1 was a color challenge (tan, red, aqua) with a retro twist, and team member Jodi Stanisch really rocked it with this fabulous card:
Posted by Melissa at 3:41 PM 3 comments have made my day
Labels: freebie, Greeting Farm
Friday, March 26, 2010
Something doodled...
For my image, I combined 2 digital images by the Greeting Farm, Freaky Flutter, and WS Dressy Camille. I think Flutter has the cutest face, but find the cake body a little disturbing, so I love that I can swap out the cake for any of the other TGF outfits. Isn't she just the sweetest thing ever?
I colored "Fluttery Camille" with copic markers, and then went over the underskirt and hair bow with a Spica pen for some shimmer. For my layout, I CASED this great card by Jen Shults. It's so frilly and girly, and worked perfectly with "Fluttery Camille".
For the doodle, I made a background with the doodles from the SU set Doodle This. First, I stamped it in Blue Bayou ink, and then I added a second layer with Versamark & embossed it with SU Iridescent Ice EP. For a finishing touch, I used a white gel pen to dot along the contours of the doodles stamped in Blue Bayou.
Copics used:
Challenges I participated in with this card:
Stamp Something - doodles
Crafty Catz - white + one other color
One Stop Craft Challenge - let it shine
Creative Cottage - sparkles
Anyone for Anya? - eggstra special
Pollycraft - sparkly things
Quixotic - monochrome
Thanks for stopping by!
Posted by Melissa at 9:00 AM 14 comments have made my day
Labels: challenges, Copics, Greeting Farm, Stamp Something
Monday, March 22, 2010
Blog Candy Winners!!!
Hi all! A big THANK YOU to everyone who participated in my candy! I'm truly overwhelmed by the response! 402 comments! Who would have thought?!? I've enjoyed reading all of your lovely comments and seeing your blogs. Thank you so much for your support!
My apologies for keeping you in suspense to see if you've won. I should have had you number your comments, because counting them all by hand took me a while! LOL! I loaded the numbers into Random.org, and he picked our first winner....
Which means the lucky winner of prize #1 is....
Dot Scrap!
I gave Random.org another spin, and the winner of prize #2 is lucky number...
Congratulations, ladies! Please email me at: firstname.lastname@example.com with your mailing address so I can get your goodies out to you. If I haven't heard from you by 11:59pm EST on Sunday, March 28th, I will have to redraw the winner.
Posted by Melissa at 2:41 PM 8 comments have made my day
Labels: Blog Candy
Friday, March 19, 2010
Something Distressed...
Oh, dear! That title just sounds awful, doesn't it? LOL. Well, not to worry, all it means is that this week at Stamp Something, we are challenging you to create projects with a distressed look! You can use inks, tear your paper, or any other way of creating a distressed look you can think of. This week, we're being sponsored by Stamp and Create, so be sure to pop on over to the Stamp Something Challenge blog to see how you can enter to win!
Stamp and Create very generously allowed each of the dt to chose a Wags 'n Whiskers stamp to play with. The adorable Thinking of You, reminds me of my cat, Emmalee, as she likes to drape herself over you when you are trying to do something, so I was thrilled for a chance to play with it!
I colored the image with copic markers, and then used a white gel pen to highlight the eyes (going back in with some white makes them pop). I carefully cut out the image, and used pop dots to layer it onto a frame made out of a nestabilities circle die and a labels 3 die. The pretty designer papers are from the Cocoa Mint collection by Cloud 9 Designs. The layered flowers, leaves, and gemstones were also colored with copic markers to make them match the rest of the project.
Copic markers used:
Challenges I participated in with this card:
Stamp Something - distressing
Wags 'n Whiskers - Pop it up
Midnight Madness - MMSC45 (sketch)
Cute Daisy May - anything goes
Creative Card Crew - going dotty (dots on papers)
Copic Creations - favorite technique (brunette hair, coloring embellishments, caucasian skin)
Secret Crafter Saturday Challenge - anything goes
Don't forget, my blog candy ends on Sunday, so be sure to head over here to enter if you haven't already!
Posted by Melissa at 9:40 AM 24 comments have made my day
Labels: cards, Copics, Stamp Something, Wags 'n Whiskers
Monday, March 15, 2010
Misty Reflections...
As soon as I saw Misty Reflections, one of the new releases by Sweet Pea Stamps, with her two adorable kitties, I knew I had to have her. I finally had time to ink her up over the weekend, and had fun coloring the kitties to look like my cats.
The layout is a fun sketch by Create4fun, and I used some BoBunny papers from my stash. I added lime green stickles to the leaves, and gold stickles to her necklace and the star dangling from her hat. There are more stickles on the flowers for some added sparkle.
Markers used:
Challenges I participated in with this card:
Create4Fun: sketch
Secret Crafter Saturday Challenge: anything goes
Copic Creations - favorite technique (coloring brunette hair)
Fussy & Fancy - green
Cute Daisy May - anything goes
Pollycraft - sparkly things
Cupcake Crafts - going green
Posted by Melissa at 10:04 PM 22 comments have made my day
Labels: cards, Copics, Sweet Pea Stamps
Friday, March 12, 2010
Green and Cream Somethings...
Happy Friday! This week at Stamp Something, we are celebrating St. Patrick's Day a wee bit early by challenging you to make something Green and Cream. Be sure to pop on over to the Stamp Something challenge blog to see what the rest of the dt has in store for you, and to see how you can enter to win a great prize from this week's sponsor:
For my project, I used the adorable Madelynn by The Greeting Farm. I thought she looked like the perfect little Irish lass for a St. Patrick's Day card.
Madelynn was colored with copic markers, and had some sparkle added to her coat and scarf with copic spica pens in clear and sand. I airbrushed two plain white brads to match the scarf, and used them in place of her buttons for a little interest.
I actually made the flower embellishment for her hat myself. All you need is a flower punch, paper of your choice, a brad or eyelet, and some stickles. Go here to watch Shaz's fabulous video tutorial. The tutorial itself is wonderful, and the comic relief offered by her young daughter will have you in stitches.
Copic markers used:
Challenges I participated in with this card:
Stamp Something - green and cream
The Pixie Cottage - green
Crafty Creations - make your own flowers
Copic Creations - green
Fussy & Fancy - green
Stampin Royalty - green
Thanks for stopping by!
Posted by Melissa at 11:00 AM 21 comments have made my day
Labels: challenges, Copics, Greeting Farm, Stamp Something
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Happy Birthday, Jamie!
My SIL's birthday is next week, and for once, I actually have a birthday card made a head of time! Jamie LOVES stars, so I thought "It's Your Birthday" by Sweet Pea Stamps was the perfect choice for her card.
"It's Your Birthday" was colored with copic markers, and had a bit of sparkle added to her wings with spica pens. I added Ice Stickles in Lemon Ice to the flame and little stars, and I'm afraid I went a little overboard. This was my first time using the Ice Stickles, and they dry to a more solid finish than regular stickles do. I actually had to do in with a pin and scrap off some of them so you could actually see the stamped lines! So be warned if you're like me and haven't tried out Ice Stickles before - use a VERY light hand when applying them.
The sentiment is also by Sweet Pea Stamps, and I thought it went perfectly with the image. Jamie has been having a rough time of it lately, so I thought a nice inspirational saying would be appropriate.
Copic markers used:
Challenges I participated in with this card:
Sweet Pea Stamps - spring / color challenge / flowers
Paper Sundaes - color challenge
Magical Crafts - things with wings
By the Cute & Girly - spring is in the air
Stamp, Scrap & Doodle Saturdays - anything goes
Cute Card Thursday - celebrations
Cupcake Crafts - flower power
Stamp with Fun - Spring
Crafty Cardmakers - feminine form
Thanks for stopping by!
Posted by Melissa at 9:22 PM 17 comments have made my day
Labels: cards, challenges, Copics, Sweet Pea Stamps
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Happy Birthday, Mom!
Today is my MIL's birthday, and I thought I'd share the card I made for her.
I was the lucky winner of this adorable Teddy with Flowers image by Crafty Sentiments two weeks ago on the Crafty Sentiments challenge blog. It arrived yesterday, so I couldn't resist inking him up. Isn't he sweet? My in-laws live way out in the country, and often have bears come to visit, so I thought he would be perfect for her card.
I colored him with copic markers, and added some stickles to the flowers for a little sparkle. The pretty paper is For Peeps Sake - Pretty New Dress by Imaginisce. I've been hoarding it since last spring, and it kills me to cut into it - it's just so pretty!
The rose and leaves were airbrushed with the copic ABS, and also got the stickles treatment. LOL. The sentiment on the side of the image, "birthday wishes..." was hand written using a copic .01 multiliner pen.
Copics used:
Challenges I participated in with this card:
Midnight Madness - sketch 44
Stamp with Fun - spring
Cupcake Craft - flower power
Kaboodle Doodles - Happy Birthday
Simon Says - Mother's Day / Girly
Thanks for stopping by!
Posted by Melissa at 9:53 PM 18 comments have made my day
Labels: cards, challenges, Copics, Crafty Sentiments
Friday, March 5, 2010
Something Girly...
Wow! Another week has just rushed by! Are you ready for another challenge with Stamp Something? This week, our challenge for you is to create Something Girly. Pinks, frills, anything Girly goes!
We're being sponsored by Sassy Studio Designs this week, and they very generously gave the dt images to work with. I chose Baby Bump, and used her to create a card for my sister who is expecting her second child this September.
Baby Bump was colored with copic markers and accented with Spica pens. I found the poem online, and printed it in my photo editing program. I cut it out with an oval nestabilities die, and then layered it on a labels 5 nestabilities die to create a frame. The pretty paper is another sheet from the Pocket full of Posies matstack by DCVW that I used in a previous post (I'm loving these papers!).
I finished off the card with a bow and button. My sister should receive it in the mail today, so I hope she likes it. Shhh... don't tell her, but I have a matching scrapbook page in the works...
Copics used:
Challenges participated in with this card:
Stamp Something - girly
Paper Jewels - cute & girly
CRAFT Challenge - Mother's day / flowers
Sassy Designs - lilac & aqua
Lexi's Creations - anything goes
Creative Card Crew - celebrations
Allsorts - mom
Simon Says - Mother's Day / girly
Papertake - buttons, bows, brads & bling
Totally Gorjuss - It's for you mom
Thanks for stopping by!
Posted by Melissa at 9:00 AM 17 comments have made my day
Labels: cards, challenges, Copics, cuttlebug, Stamp Something
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Update! The candy has just doubled!!!
Wow! Apparently you all like my blog candy as we went over the 100 comments mark in just over a week! As promised, I have added a second prize package to my blog candy. Please go to this post in order to see the new prize package, and to enter to win!
Please note: If you have already entered, you are qualified for BOTH prize packages. You do not need to enter again to have a chance at the second prize package.
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Caramel Pecan Brioche Rolls
At 15 months we learned that Logan had a severe peanut allergy, and we learned it the hard way: allergic reaction. Almost immediately we saw his predispositions toward being a picky eater turn into something much more.
Imagine your child being on guard all the time. And over time that fear of unknown foods turning into a habit. Suddenly, your child doesn't like eating at all and emotionally loses it when around new foods – but he doesn't even know WHY he is feeling that way. As parents, suddenly we found that despite our best efforts, Logan began to eliminate more and more foods from his diet.
Food became a power-struggle. I was in a constant state of worry about Logan's nutritional intake. And already on the smaller side, food strikes were not an option.
One of the most helpful parts of our picky eater experience was the time we spent in feeding therapy with Logan. Essentially that meant that we had bi-weekly appointments with an occupational therapist who specialized in feeding. We learned that Logan wasn't really a picky eater, but a "Problem Feeder."
The OT helped us learn techniques to encourage Logan to try new foods and expand his diet and to understand why this was happening. She also helped us break down the wall Logan had built against new foods. In the beginning of therapy (and at home) Logan couldn't even handle having a new food on his plate without a debilitating meltdown. We also worked closely with a registered dietitian so we could closely monitor his nutrient intake.
Through therapy, our therapist worked with Logan to get him comfortable around new foods without the pressure of having to try something. Basically: we played with our food. A lot. We made jokes about it. Cut everything out with cookie cutters. Made our meals more appealing. Logan had to re-learn that he could be safe around food. And he's still learning.
What I first saw as something rather silly is now something that I am very passionate about. Yes, sometimes elbows are on the table, napkins on the floor rather than laps, and even I have been guilty of eating with my fingers. I won't even tell you the things Eric has done. But I will tell you: He is very much in touch with his inner child.
Play with Your Food
I know we're trying to teach our kids table manners, but playing with food means you're touching it and that's one of the first steps to trying something new.
- Make fun shapes our of sandwiches. You can go all artistic and fancy like these at Funky Lunch. Or just cut sandwiches out with a simple cookie cutter.
- Make sail boats with cheese triangles and crackers.
- Paint with chocolate pudding and pieces of fruit.
- Roll out some dough. Kids love rolling pins for pizza, pie crust, or cinnamon rolls.
- Remember to keep it pressure-free.
Involve Kids in Grocery Shopping
If you're a mom with small children, you're probably sighing at the thought of this. Trust me. I'm right there with you. BUT, the grocery store is a great place to teach your children about food without the pressure of eating anything.
- Talk about the different colored produce.
- Allow them to choose 1-2 new things per shopping trip as something new they'd like to try.
Let Kids help with Meal Prep and Menu Planning
Encourage kids to help out with meal selection. Just because they are kids doesn't mean they won't have great ideas. Plus, children who are involved in the meal preparation are more likely to eat what they've helped create. When appropriate, let them help as much as possible!
- Logan isn't to the point where he can realistically help plan the dinner menus, but he is great at helping choose ideas for breakfast.
- Give a choice between a few options and let them select.
- Set aside small tasks from a recipe that are age appropriate: tearing lettuce leaves, peeling an orange, stirring muffin batter, etc.
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We're not in feeding therapy anymore and Logan is no longer considered "at risk." I'm happy to report he is doing quite well compared to the day we started therapy.
He eats a wide variety of fruits, a couple vegetables, loves cheese and yogurt, and enjoys almost anything I make for breakfast.
He's learned to put up with our monthly challenges where we focus on one new food for the entire month, but that doesn't mean we've stopped getting messy in the kitchen.
Logan's in school every day now, but I let him help me as often as possible. The great thing is that I've been able to use the skills we learned in therapy continually in home and apply them to Madeline as well.
My kids are both very much a part of what I do as a food blogger. From taste testers, to grocery store companions to helping hands, we're in the kitchen together (making a mess) all the time. They like taste testing best.
Kitchen messes are definitely not all bad. In fact, yesterday's mess was so very worth it.
More Picky Eater Posts:
- Breaking Picky Eaters: Guest Post from Katie Goodman | Food for My Family
- Healthy Eating Tips for Picky Eaters | Simple Bites
- Kid's Kitchen: 5 Ways to Make a Meal More Exciting | Craftzine
Caramel Pecan Brioche Rolls
Let your kids get messy in the kitchen and help you make these amazing caramel pecan brioche rolls. They are the perfect weekend or holiday treat.
For the Dough:
- 1 1/2 cups warm water
- 2 packets granulated yeast
- 1 1/2 tablespoons kosher salt
- 8 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1 1/2 cups melted butter
- 5 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 1/2 cups freshly ground whole hard white wheat flour
For the Caramel Topping:
- 8 tablespoons unsalted butter, soft
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2/3 cup brown sugar
- 30 pecan halves
For the Filling:
- 4 tablespoons salted butter, soft
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
To Prepare the Dough:
- Dough is best prepared the day before.
- Add the yeast, salt, eggs, honey, melted butter and water to a 5-quart bowl. Whisk to combine. Add the all-purpose and whole wheat flour to the liquid mixture. Stir with a wooden spoon to combine, or use a stand mixer with a dough attachment.
- Cover the dough and let rest for 2 hours, at room temperature, until doubled in bulk. Transfer to the refrigerator and chill. After chilled, remove a 1 1/2 lb. portion of the dough. Store the remaining dough covered in the refrigerator for up to 5 days, otherwise you can freeze it in 1 lb. increments for up to 4 weeks.
To Prepare the Topping:
- Combine the butter, salt and brown sugar in a bowl and beat until well creamed. Spread in a 9-inch cake or pie pan. Evenly arrange the pecans on top. Set aside.
To Prepare the Rolls:
- Combine the ingredients for the filling: butter, sugar, cinnamon, and nutmeg in a bowl and beat until well creamed. Set aside.
- Roll the dough out into a rectangle 1/8 of an inch thick. Spread with the filling and roll starting on the long end until it is in a log shape. Then, using a serrated knife, slice into 8 portions. Place on top of the prepared pan. Cover and let rise for 40 minutes.
- Meanwhile, preheat oven to 350 degrees F. After rising, bake for 30-40 minutes. Dough should be set in the middle and golden brown.
- Immediately after baking, run a knife around the edge of the pan. Turn out upside down onto a serving dish. Serve.
adapted from Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day
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Nutrition InformationYield 8 Serving Size 1
Amount Per Serving Calories 1063 Total Fat 62g Saturated Fat 35g Trans Fat 2g Unsaturated Fat 23g Cholesterol 323mg Sodium 1723mg Carbohydrates 113g Net Carbohydrates 0g Fiber 4g Sugar 39g Sugar Alcohols 0g Protein 18g


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All players of Destiny, especially those of you who engage in PvP, be warned- there is a new exploit in the game that is literally game breaking, and if you are caught on the wrong end of it, you're going to find yourself taking on a player who literally cannot be taken down. This post will not explain how to activate the glitch– but it does tell you what all the glitch does. It's devastating.
Essentially, the glitch, discovered by Redditor photosbywolf, removes the time limit from the Golden Gun super, allowing it to be used constantly without the timeout- this doesn't mean that you get unlimited shots (you still only get four), but the time that it is active is unlimited, which by itself can be pretty game breaking. But when it is paired with other Supers, like Shadowshot, and used in tandem with the Bladerunner class (which can be done at any time), you become literally invincible.
Check out the video below showing off some of the effects of this glitch- again, it doesn't show you how to do it, so don't worry. This could be devastating for the community, so let's hope Bungie patch it out soon.
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