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This is me.........Liz
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
Another top finished..
..the colour is really terrible I'm afraid, it's gone 5 in the afternoon and nearly dark so I had to use a flash. I'll try and get a better shot tomorrow at the community house, the lighting is certainly better than here...
Did you spot the little Miss curled up on the chair? This is my hand sewing/quilting corner of my sewing room and last night it looked like this...
...ooohhh, I do love that quilt but boy, oh boy it's going to be hard to hand quilt. I don't know whether it would have been better to cut away behind the applique..? But doing that would have taken away the lovely built up effect that the layers of wool achieved..! I decided to go with the Perle thread and I'm glad now that I did.
The girls had a bit of a spat today, the first time they've actually done that, over a couple of bones of course! Miss Martha thought that she should have both of them and stood over Miss Molly, intimidating her, after she was told off and the offending bones disposed of she retreated to here...
..it was almost a 'so there' thing. You know, I can't have what I want so I'll take something of yours..!!
Are you tired of seeing outside my window yet? I took this late this afternoon...
...another glorious day, well it was the first day of winter, freezing this morning at well below zero but the sun shone all day and this was just as it was setting behind our hill. A deep golden colour with the haze of smoke from the chimney's, I'd just put wood on the fires and it was drifting past my window....
So, I'm off to put dinner out. Big bowls of soup, potato and leek for me, zucchini and vegetable for the Railway Man who's been home for the week after a close call on the train on Saturday night. People that decide to stand on railway tracks and wait for the next train to hit them have no idea what they are doing to the person who might be behind the controls!!
ps. he (the railway man) is fine and no, he didn't hit her, he managed to stop the train just short of her, which I guess didn't make her day, but hey....tough luck!!
19 comments:
- Posie Patchwork said...
Great work Lizzie!! Yes, very cute puppy, bet she keeps you company while you sew. Enjoy your Thursday sewing group, sounds wonderful, love Posie
- 6/01/2011 6:27 pm
- Jen said...
I relish all those photos from your window and envy Misses Martha and Molly the ability to just sit there and gaze out on every day of the year. Your japanese top is once again lovely too. You go girl!
PS. Love to the railway man...hope he's utilising this week to his and your advantage!
- 6/01/2011 7:25 pm
- Melody said...
Beautiful photos and I just adore seeing and hearing about Miss Molly and Miss Martha.
Sorry to hear about the railway man's experience - people don't think of how their actions can impact on other people and I know because I have a railway man son.
- 6/01/2011 7:27 pm
- Jodie said...
Thoughts to railway man - its a tough gig.
Hows your leg holding up? are you still resting???
- 6/01/2011 7:29 pm
- Annie said...
Your quilt looks great Lizzy, and no, I will NEVER tire of looking out your window. That is a magazine shot!!!! A kiss for the Railway Man
- 6/01/2011 7:46 pm
- Sandra Henderson said...
Beautiful QUILTS!~ no, never grow tired of looking out your window... What a lovely sewing nook you have! I have always felt the same for applique and cutting away!~thinking to myself, why? I mean, what about the old days when the idea was to keep warm!??! Oh, I'm way too practical! Thanks for a wonderful visit, I've missed coming to see you... XO
- 6/01/2011 8:19 pm
- Catherine said...
Oh Mr Railway Man - I do hope you're okay and that Ms'not thinking' has done some thinking - it is certainly not fair on those left behind!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the corner of your sewing room and could never tire from the view from your window *sigh* just so pretty
- 6/01/2011 8:27 pm
- Judith said...
How awful for the Railway man. Not a very nice thing to have to live with if he had hit her.I wonder what was so terrible for her to do something like that. But anyway back to your quilt and window picture. Watch you dont over do it hand quilting in the thick areas, but I bet it's going to be fantastic when it's finished. The veiw from your window is great, however do you drag yourself away from it?
- 6/02/2011 12:48 am
- Marls said...
love the Japanese quilt-what a great effect the 'outline ' bit of the block gives.
Keep the photos from the window coming-what a glorious view you get. Looks like your first day of winter was nicer than ours!
- 6/02/2011 4:31 am
- Margaret said...
Oh my gosh! Your poor hubby! I'm glad he's ok -- and she's ok too for that matter. Poor guy!
I love your latest quilt finish! Love your comfy sewing corner too! And that Sue Spargo quilt -- makes my heart go pitter patter. sigh.... Love seeing the munchkin in the pic of your Japanese quilt. So cute! Bummer about the spat about the bones. Dear dear.
Your garden is still so beautiful, even at the start of winter. I never tire of seeing it myself. :D
- 6/02/2011 5:59 am
- Bree said...
poor Railway Man. I had another Railway Man tell me once it was the source of most of them quitting and/or retiring. He did the right thing and hopefully he'll be back riding the rails in a few days.
- 6/02/2011 8:50 am
- Fiona said...
Gosh I hope your railway man can retire soon and get out of that place - I remember the "louts" incident..... Love your corner and quilts and your window view is always gorgeous.
Hugs - Fee X
- 6/02/2011 9:58 am
- Sew Useful Designs said...
Sweetie, I NEVER tire of looking outside your window... always such a lovely view!
I'm glad your lovely Railway Man is okay... it must be one of the hardest things in the world to deal with; I have the greatest admiration and respect for all train drivers.
Loads'a love, Lizzie!
Vikki xoxoxoxo
ps. I have a really gorgeous word verification: "skies" How refreshing and beautiful is that? Especially after looking out of your sun-filled window!!!
- 6/02/2011 10:36 am
- Lynne said...
It certainly is a lovely view outside your window!
We are having sunshine for the first day this week - hurrah!
Glad the Railway Man is okay; must have been a shock to the passengers as he pulled the train up quickly!
- 6/02/2011 2:47 pm
- Francien said...
Wauw Lizzie...that quilt is awesome too...but i just love your Crimson Tweed quilt...could not comment on that so i try here too....hope Blogger is allright after a few changes...and that vies from your window...who would`nt like that!!and Miss Martha was in a bad mood was she?! and it sure made your railwayman`s day by not hitting her..
greetings Francien....and you sure have a lovely "quiltin"gplace"
- 6/03/2011 1:31 am
- mdgtjulie said...
Wow, what a gorgeous shot out your window!! It's beautiful! You quilt top looks great. I love the layered look of the squares. And hey, sometimes a dog's gotta be a dog, right?!? I'm glad he didn't hit the woman on the tracks. I can't imagine the nightmares something like that would cause! Glad to know he is okay!
- 6/03/2011 2:15 am
- Carolyn said...
Love your corner and quilts and your window view is always gorgeous. Very cute puppy!
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- 6/03/2011 2:20 am
- baukje said...
The japanese is top is really lovely. A hug for your poor railwayman!!
- 6/04/2011 4:32 am
- Micki said...
Your quilt is just gorgeous! It is a charming pattern.
Your garden is also so inviting!
- 6/07/2011 2:40 am


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Instead of focusing on what we can't eat, the committee endorses practical substitutions. "Instead of simply saying, "Drink less soda," for instance, say "Drink water instead of soda." What we consume and what we don't consume instead, both contribute to health outcomes," the report on the conference states.
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Again echoing federal guidelines, the experts at the Finding Common Ground Conference emphasize that "food insecurity cannot be solved without sustainable food systems. Inattention to sustainability is willful disregard for the quality and quantity of food available to the next generation." According to the 2015 Dietary Guidelines Committee, that means "a focus on decreasing meat consumption, choosing seafood from non-threatened stocks, eating more plants and plant-based products, reducing energy intake, and reducing waste."
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Healthy food doesn't mean tasteless food. "Food can and should be good for human health, good for the planet, and simply…good—unapologetically delicious," the report states.


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I loved staying there for many reasons. One was of course the swimming right out of the backyard...and back in those days, you didn't have to get sunscreened, and wait for your parents to come watch you, you could just say, "I'm going swimming where's my suit?" and go. (Of course, if you were under about 6, suits weren't worn...)
Such freedom. There were also rowboats, and a dock to jump off of, and it was kid paradise.
It was also paradise for girls visiting their grandparents for the summer - independence and trust and privileges and unlimited fun. Swissie and I would go visit Farmor and Farfar on our own - unaccompanied minors - almost every summer after moving to America, and a highlight was the visit to Sjötorp.
They had a former fishing tool/storage shack type place overhanging the lake that they fabulously remodeled into a guest house. Once Swissie and I were old enough, we got to stay there, and not in the big house with all the adults. I think you can imagine what an 11 and 14 year old might do...stay up all night, go swimming in the dark...tell secrets...and no one was the wiser.
I do also have very fond memories of Farmor and Farfar patiently and lovingly explaining how locks worked, and I guess that was good training for me now that I'm married to The Engineer.
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This is the juvenile form of Rhaphidophora (korthalsii ?) - often called a shingle plant as the leaves flatten and wrap tightly around tree trunks. As they climb higher, the plant changes to adult foliage whereby the leaf stalk elongates (hence hoisting the leaf blade away from the host tree) and the leaves splits bilaterally from the main vein and look rather like those of Calamus rattan, minus the spines of course. If indeed it is R. kothalsii, then even the adult form will also be rather variable.
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Rhaphidophora juvenile
Posted by Hort Log at 12:04 AM
Labels: Aroid, Lowland evergreen forest
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- Claude said...
Wow, that would stop me I'm my tracks for sure...
- Saturday, January 18, 2014
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While the story wasn't amazing for me, it was still entertaining. The mystery was fun, even though you mostly know what is really going on, and you just have a hope that Isobel can help resolve everything. Enjoyable, and definitely worth a read.


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October 19, 1960
In the Matter of 1208, INC., Alleged Bankrupt
The opinion of the court was delivered by: EGAN
The defendant is an incorporated taproom that has fallen on evil days financially. It conducted its business at 1208 North 8th Street, Philadelphia.
On May 8, 1958, an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against it by two alleged creditors. The petition recites that the creditors are less than twelve in number. The petitioning creditors are Ess Kay Enterprises, Inc. for money loaned in an amount of $ 1,100, and Premier Automatic Music Co., in the alleged amount of $ 4,000, representing liquidated damages for breach of contract. The petition also recites that on March 18, 1958, while insolvent, the alleged bankrupt made a payment of approximately $ 12,000 to Time Sales Finance Corp., a pre-existing creditor, which amounted to a preference under Section 60, sub. a of the Bankruptcy Act.
A copy of the creditors' petition and a subpoena to the alleged bankrupt were served on the president of the latter personally on May 14, 1958, according to the U.S. Marshal's return.
On May 23, 1958, counsel for the alleged bankrupt filed an answer admitting that its creditors were less than twelve in number; admitting that it had borrowed $ 1,100 from Ess Kay Enterprises, Inc., and averring that this amount had been reduced to $ 991;
denying that it was indebted to Premier Automatic Music Co. in the sum of $ 4,000, or any other amount; and denying that, while insolvent, it transferred a portion of its assets to any creditor, and thus denying in effect that it had committed an act of bankruptcy. The alleged bankrupt prayed that the petition be dismissed and demanded a jury trial.
The case was then listed on the civil jury trial calendar. In the meantime, a receiver was appointed to conserve the assets, the sum of $ 1,400 being held in escrow.
In due course the case was listed for pre-trial hearing before us on October 3, 1960 and written notice thereof was sent to counsel of record. The pre-trial conference was continued to October 11, 1960, at a time and place indicated, and notice thereof was given to counsel of record.
On October 11th at the time set, counsel for the petitioning creditors appeared, but no one appeared for the alleged bankrupt. Counsel for both sides had previously filed written pre-trial memoranda as required by our standing order of October 23, 1958. At the pre-trial conference, counsel for the petitioning creditors produced a letter from the alleged bankrupt's counsel stating that they had withdrawn from the case and would not appear. However, there is nothing in the record of this case to indicate such withdrawal and no appearance has been substituted by other counsel.
If pre-trial conferences are to be of any benefit in aiding the Court to dispose of its business, they must be treated seriously. Neither counsel nor their clients may be permitted to trifle with the Court and thus string out cases that should be disposed of promptly. In no other way can we clean up our backlog of cases.
In this connection we are reminded of an address given by Chief Justice Warren at the opening session of the American Law Institute entitled 'Delay and Congestion in the Federal Courts':
'We must not forget that the role of the Courts is not merely to define the right. It is also to administer the remedy. Unless the remedy is actually applied to persons and things, the right is a mere pious plea.
'With these thoughts in mind, I must report that the delay and chocking congestion in the federal courts today have created a crucial problem for constitutional government in the United States. It is so chronically prevalent that it is compromising the quantity and quality of justice available to the individual citizen and, in so doing, it is leaving vulnerable throughout the world the reputation of the United States for protecting and securing these rights and remedies.
'Bankruptcy matters, while usually handled by the referees, are also an important part of federal court business. * * *
'These statistics are a record of delay piled upon delay in the federal courts. But, serious as they may be, they are no accurate measure of the extent to which our administrative weaknesses have caused injustice. They do not reflect the hardship and suffering caused to unfortunate victims of such delays, nor the inadequate settlements which individuals are frequently forced to accept on that account. Neither do these figures include what are probably the worst and most numerous cases of all: those instances in which citizens with causes that cry for justice under law have turned from our court system in despair and have sought ways of working out their problems without resort to the courts at all.' 42 Journal of the American Judicature Society 6-9 (1958).
Pursuant to General Order 37 in Bankruptcy (11 U.S.C.A. following section 53) which provides that the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure shall be followed where they are not inconsistent with the Bankruptcy Act or with the general orders, and Civil Procedure Rule 83, 28 U.S.C.A., which authorizes each district court to make rules governing its practice, this Court faced up to the problem of the imposition of sanctions where counsel are delinquent in pre-trial procedures, by adopting the following standing order on February 8, 1960:
'For failure to appear at a pretrial conference, or to participate therein, or to prepare therefor, the Court, in its discretion, may make such order with respect to the imposition of fines, costs and counsel fees, as it just and proper; with respect to the continued prosecution of the cause (complaint, cross-claim or counter-claim), a dismissal may be entered, or as ...
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Since I'll be heading to Prague this Monday, I thought I'd make a blogpost with a matching topic: my city trip essentials! Although they might not be very different from other bloggers their essentials, I still thougth it would be fun to share this with you and at the same time share some of my favorite
I will start with a very obvious, but therefore not less important, city trip essential: comfortable shoes in which you can walk for hours! I like to wear flat, firm sandals or basic sneakers.In my opinion, slip ons are the perfect shoes to go city trippin' in, you know why? Because they come on and off so easily, which is easy when you're going from fitting room to fitting room during shoppping haha!
Another big big essential is a bag with the perfect size. It shouldn't be too big since you have to carry it around all day. But at the same time it has to be big enough for you camera, bottle of water, sunglasses, wallet etc. etc.
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Which leads me to my other essentails: sunglasses, a bottle of water (or coffee), a camera and your wallet with some cash. Even though you're not going to a sunny country it's still important to bring your sunglasses. You're likely to be outside the entire day, looking up to all the beautiful buildings. So when that sun does come out, even though you hadn't expect it to, you're eyes will be thankful for some protection. In addition, having some water with you at all time is important as well. And it can save you some money! However, make sure that when you drink a lot you also have some cash in your wallet, because you often have to pay to use public restrooms! And the last one in this section, your camera, doesn't need any explanation right?
And last but not least, I'd always like to have with me: bandages, preferably cute ones like these with unicorns, an umbrella, and some lip balm.
And that's it for now! I'll probably make one more outfit post before I leave, so stay tuned!


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Kemal Dervis, head of the U.N. Development Program, will sign a memorandum of understanding Saturday with Nicholas Negroponte, chairman of One Laptop per Child, on the $100 laptop project, at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting.
For those who have slept through much of the last year, Mr. Negroponte (who doubles as chairman of the MIT Media Lab that conceived the project) announced at the January 2005 World Economic Forum a plan to provide 100 million to 150 million inexpensive laptops to children in the third world. This extremely ambitious program, now being administered by the non-profit OLPC, progressed from good idea to design in just nine months, with the first working prototype presented in November.
The device is to be a small version of a common laptop, with screen and keyboard sections pivoting around a central cylinder. The screen can be used in a traditional laptop position, as well as rotated all the way around the cylinder for portrait display of electronic books. A yellow crank attached to one end of the cylinder turns a tiny generator which provides power when no other source is available. The laptop has a 7-inch display, wireless networking, a 500 MHz processor, and runs on Linux.
The UN had already shown some interest in the project when the November prototype presentation was introduced by Secretary General Kofi Annan.
This is not just a matter of giving a laptop to each child, as if bestowing on them some magical charm. The magic lies within -- within each child, within each scientist-, scholar-, or just plain citizen-in-the-making. This initiative is meant to bring it forth into the light of day.
The laptops are expected to be paid for by national governments and private contributions, then distributed free to the children. Production is will begin when 5 million to 10 million units have been paid for, and nations which have expressed interest in procuring them include China, India, Brazil, Argentina, Egypt, Nigeria, and Thailand.
The device, which has already been derided as a "gadget" by Intel chairman Craig Barret, should get some desired credibility with the UN's support, but an even greater benefit will arise when distribution begins next year. There are no limits to the number of potential problems that can arise when attempting to distribute supplies to the needy in developing nations, and it will take plenty of diplomatic skill to ensure that the laptops are not diverted away from their intended audience.


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DETROIT —Family members of Aiyana Jones, the 7-year-old killed in a Detroit police raid on May 16, 2010, were brought to tears when Detroit Police Special Response Team Officer Joseph Weekley admitted he pulled the trigger.
"It's my gun that shot and killed a 7-year-old girl," Weekley told Wayne County Assistant Prosecutor Robert Moran during cross-examination.
Weekley claims his MP5 sub-machine gun fired when Aiyana's grandmother, Mertila Jones, slammed his gun with her hand with her head facing down from atop the couch where she had previously been sleeping with Aiyana.
As he was trained, Weekley said his finger was outside the trigger guard when he entered the home also carrying a large ballistics shield that he dropped almost immediately after entering the home.
The shield seemed unnecessary, he testified. There were no threats.
The only thing he saw upon entering the home on Lillibridge in Detroit was a "pile of clothes" on a couch by the entrance and a 19-inch TV flickering in the dark room.
He spotted housemate Vincent Ellis standing in a doorway just before a stun grenade exploded, temporarily blinding him.
Weekley squeezed his eyes to try and regain his sight, he told the court, and heard a high-pitched moan, like someone "out of breath" coming from beneath the pile of clothes.
It's then that Weekley says Mertila Jone bore down on him with her arm striking his gun.
"I pulled the trigger of that gun, unintentionally, and I didn't even know it at the time," Weekley said.
He said he was oblivious to the fact that the bullet was fired from his gun and suspected it was fired by Ellis' gun, whom he pursued into an adjacent bedroom. Ellis was unarmed.
When Weekley returned to the family room, he realized the tragedy that had occurred as he watched Jones straddle her dying granddaughter, speechless and seemingly "in shock."
Weekley says the MP5 only weighs six pounds and has almost no recoil, which is why hi didn't initially know it had fired. Seeing Aiyana, he realized.
"I knew it was my gun that went off because I was right there," Weekley said. "Then I stated freaking out a little bit."
Moran asked the jury during closing statements if it made sense that Weekley, who had already stopped a man walking off the porch in front of the home, would then disregard Mertila Jones, who just swiped at his gun, as a potential threat.
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Detroit Police Officer Shaw Stallard, who was following immediately behind Weekley, testified that Weekley, in a panic, asked him what had happened shortly after the shooting.
Weekley denied that conversation ever occurred. "I didn't even see Stallard that night," he said.
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More than five officers testified they never saw children's toys at the home prior to the raid. Weekley said they would have been "more alert" had they known four children were inside.
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Thursday marks the eighth and final day of trial.
Weekley, who is nicknamed "Brain" and remains a member of the Detroit Police Department, is charged with involuntary manslaughter, which carries up to five years in prison, and recklessly discharging a firearm causing death.


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Whilst in my crochet phase I made a few other bits and pieces. As my previous post was getting a little on the long side I thought I'd give them their own post.
I love Japanese Kokeshi dolls and Russian Matryoshka dolls and looked around to see what patterns I could find. I wanted a Kokeshi that I could work up fairly quickly like the little owlies I had made previously. I found two patterns online and made them up. One was slightly larger than I wanted and although I was really pleased with her, she took a bit too long if I were to end up making them in any quantity. Additionally, the sleeves were very fiddly to work. Next I tried a smaller one. This one, although very cute was way too small and fiddly to work and was most reluctant when it came to standing up on her own.
The solution? Well, I designed my own. She's simple and relatively quick to work, perfectly sized and stands up well. I have written out the pattern and a friend has tested it. I'd quite like to sell it through etsy, folksy or ravelry but I need to come up with a few more designs first.
I completed a couple of other yarny projects last year. The first was a crochet bag based on the 'Lucy" bag from Attic24. This was a birthday present for my Mum, she was thrilled with it and uses it all the time.
I also stumbled across a pattern for a knitted Clanger (one of my favourite TV programmes as a child). He is knitted, and my shoulders soon reminded me why I don't knit any more. I don't think I'll be making any more of these. Here he is anyway.
That's pretty much all for my knitting and crochet apart from the project I am currently working on. I have wanted to make another blanket for a while now. I have a load of Acrylic Double Knit hanging about so have made a start on one. It is a variation on the ripple blanket that I finished back in November 2010 however this time I am putting a single row of white between each colour to give a different look. I have 10 colours plus white and plan to do 4 repeats of the colours to make a square blanket with an added border around the edge to finish it off.
The plan is for a picnic blanket, although whether it will be used as such is another matter. It will make a lovely bright snuggle blanket for the sofa if nothing else.
Progress so far.
I am finally nearly there with my catch up posts. One or two more and I will be sharing much more current projects with you soon. Thank you for reading.


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When it comes to quality, luxurious facial treatments, look no further than your kitchen. With the DIY movement extending into the beauty aisle, it is easier than ever to find recipes online that are great for your wallet and even better for your skin. To make it simple, we have listed our five favorite beauty hacks below.
1. Honey, I Shrunk My Pores
As a mask or a spot treatment, honey is a cheap and effective way to improve skin's texture and lighten acne scars.
Although the era of pubescence is long behind us, stubborn acne marks (and adult acne, for that matter) can carry on high school's legacy. Creams and treatments to fade acne scars are expensive and can often include harsh chemicals. Save yourself a visit to the dermatologist's office and instead pick up a jar of honey. Whether used as an overnight spot treatment or a ten minute full facial mask, honey has antibacterial properties that reduce redness and inflammation. Regular use of honey can soften skin dramatically and its gentle bleaching properties lighten pesky discoloration left by acne.
To use as a face mask: Tightly pin back your hair or use a shower cap and apply honey to your face using an art or cosmetic brush. Leave on for 10 to 15 minutes. Remove honey with hot water and a wash cloth.
While plain honey works best for spot treatment and facial masks, raw honey is a great natural exfoliate for both your face and your lips. If you have very sensitive skin, work the scrub into your skin very slowly as to not cause further irritation.
To use as an exfoliant: For a beauty counter quality lip or face scrub, mix a teaspoon of raw honey with a teaspoon of brown sugar and a couple drops of lemon juice. For best lip results, use a small bristled tooth brush to gently work away dead skin and leave a smooth canvas perfect for a bold fall lip color.
2. When Life Gives You Lemons, Put Them on Your Face
An esteemed favorite of beauty gurus, lemons fight oily skin, discoloration and acne.
The skincare cousin to honey, lemons contain antibacterial and antifungal properties that fight off acne and lighten the appearance of scars. Filled with calcium, Vitamin C and potassium, lemons are a once-a-week must for any skincare regiment. Lemon juice also acts as a remedy for oily and combination skin.
To use: Cut a lemon in half and gently buff its interior across your face, being sure to stay clear of your eyes and lips. For the more cost-conscious, buy a container of lemon juice and apply several drops to a cotton pad.
Unlike more gentle skincare agents like honey, lemons and lemon juice should be used in moderation.
3. A Cup a Day Keeps the Dermatologist Away
While most proactive skin care seems to focus on the external, starting at the source may be the key to a healthy complexion. Green tea, laden with polyphenols, if drank regularly, can increase the elasticity of skin and bring more moisture into your pores. With the myriad of health benefits, including reduction of the effect of aging on skin and decreased risks of cardiovascular disease, cancer and stroke, green tea is a certain elixir in the herbal world.
4. It's the Great Pumpkin!
Photo and recipe courtesy of Petitelefant.com
It's jack-o-lantern season. Put those pumpkin guts to good use and turn them into a nourishing face mask. Aside from its sweet, nostalgic smell, pumpkin contains vitamins C, E and A, as well as, Zinc, Potassium and antioxidants. This recipe from the blog Petit Elefant does just the trick:
- ¼ cup pureed pumpkin
- 1 egg
- 1 tablespoon of honey
- 1 tablespoon of milk
Whip until the mix has a homogenous appearance. Use a cosmetic or art brush, seen above, for application. Keep on for around twenty minutes or until the paste has completely dried and has a cracked appearance.
5. Avocado Advocate
Thanks to its high levels of iron, potassium and calcium, avocado makes create skin masks perfect for those with dry skin.
Aside from the being the basis for tortilla chips' favorite topping, avocados also serve as a wonderful hydrating ingredient perfect for facial masks. The recipe is fool proof:
- ½ avocado
- ¼ cup of honey
The most integral part to the success of this mask is the ripeness of the avocado. Using a very soft avocado, mash one soft avocado with a fork. Dissolve honey into warm water and add into mixture. With a rubber spatula, mix the ingredients until all parts are mixed together. Apply with art or cosmetic brush. Keep mask on for 10 to 15 minutes.
Make sure to refrigerate any scrub or mask leftovers to increase their. Do not start any new beauty routine within several weeks of a wedding date, as a dormant allergy may surface and wreak havoc. For more DIY facial care ideas, check out our Pinterest board here.


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I'm Thundergrunge and I have played all TrackMania games except the first one for years. Recently I lost interest but Turbo hyped me up again. In this review I will try to cover as much as possible and try to compare this to the old games, but at the same time make sure those not familiar with the game get a good idea of what this game is about.
In short: TrackMania Turbo is an arcade racing game in which you try to get the fastest time on a track. These tracks take place in four different locations, with four different cars (one for each location). You can play the campaign, which are tracks made by the game designers themselves and compete on the ladder for the fastest time in your province, country or even the world. You can also play online on servers, which gives you a global rank (need to confirm this). Online, you play against other players on the same track. You compete against each other to get the fastest time. Furthermore, you can make your own tracks with the track editor which honestly is the best feature of this game, it gives the game infinite replay value.
I will first cover my early impressions of the game, and will update the review regularly. So here we go, first impressions:
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– UI is… well… good and terrible. Some parts are interesting and look good (main menu, omg I love it), but other parts are just clunky, don't look nice or are even confusing. There's too much going on and while I think I need some time to get used to it, this shouldn't be the case.
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Do you have any questions? Please respond in the comments and I'll try to answer them 🙂
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Walmart introduces a new way to launch Black Friday door busting deals and other tweaks to its holiday selling strategy. Jeanne Yurman reports.
Walmart has some rosy news for Black Friday shoppers - especially really early risers. The world's largest retailer says - for the first time ever - a majority of its Black Friday deals will be available online starting at 3:01 AM Thanksgiving Day. A big switch for a company that historically has used its door busting deals to lure shoppers in-store to buy a discounted item and more. Also Walmart is beefing up holiday inventory in a big way. The company's chief merchandising officer tells Reuters "We bought really deep." It plans to have plenty of electronics, toys and other products, betting that the promise of being in-stock will bring in customers during the shopping season. But Ross Gerber of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management says it'll be a tough holiday season for Walmart. (SOUNDBITE) (English) ROSS GERBER, PRESIDENT & CEO, GERBER KAWASAKI SAYING: "I also think that this shift from retail physical experience to online is really starting to catch up with Walmart, where other companies like Home Depot have done a great job defining their niche online but also in their stores. Walmart has not done that, so I think it's going to be a tough christmas season for Walmart. Other changes to Walmart's Black Friday strategy include a new interactive circular on its mobile app in advance of the print version. Shoppers can add items to their wish lists directly from the circular, and send them to friends and family.


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Friday, March 17, 2017
Most Recent Missions Trip to Guyana & Trinidad and Tobago
"Say not ye, There are yet four months, and then cometh harvest? behold, I say unto you, Lift up your eyes, and look on the fields; for they are white already to harvest." John 4:35
Our most recent missions trip to Guyana proved very fruitful. I was part of a team of nine guys, and we were all just blown away by how receptive people are down there. When we first asked people if they knew for sure they were on their way to heaven, hardly anybody gave the right answer. The people of Guyana love the Bible and are often affiliated with some "Christian" denomination, but they are lost.
Day 1 (February 28, 2017)
A few of the guys got there ahead of us and started winning souls before they picked us up at the airport. They had 16 people saved during that time. On my first day there, we preached the Gospel in two schools and made appointments to preach in several more. The students were very attentive, and hundreds raised their hand and prayed to receive Christ. In addition to that, 73 of the people we dealt with one-on-one that day got saved.
Day 2 (March 1, 2017)
The next day went even better. We preached in several more schools including a large Catholic school where they split us up and had us preach to several separate classes. Thankfully, our guys had sermons ready since we thought I was going to be preaching to the entire student body all at once. Each guy preached two or three different sermons to an average class size of 30-75 students. It seemed like almost every student raised their hand to get saved. At each school, we talked to a lot of students and teachers one on one, and many of them got saved. We also gave out DVDs of our films to the students and teachers at every school we visited.
Day 3 (March 2, 2017)
We returned to preach to the rest of Central High School, a school where we had preached to half of the students the day before. We also stopped by the Catholic school, St. Rose's, to drop off more USBs and DVDs, and then we headed to Georgetown and did some tourist stuff. We visited the ocean, shopped for souvenirs, and handed out DVDs. People liked that we were missionaries and gathered around to hear what we had to say, resulting in more salvations.
Day 4 (March 3, 2017)
We left Guyana on the fourth morning, but three members of our team stayed behind to preach in more schools. The rest of us flew to Trinidad, where we had 54 people show up for the preaching service. Many of those in attendance were die-hard listeners, but others were just visitors that the listeners had brought. Eleven visitors got saved that evening, and four people were baptized early the next morning.
We would have baptized a lot more, but the hotel was strict about not allowing cotton clothing in the pool, so we were only able to baptize those who had swim trunks. Later that day we went soul winning. We had 15 soul winners out, and eight people got saved. Trinidad wasn't quite as receptive as Guyana, but the soul winning still went well.
Totals for This Trip
To summarize the whole trip: In four and a half days we preached to 4500 school children. We handed out approximately 7000 DVDS and over 300 flash drives. I baptized four people, and we saw 169 people saved through personal soul winning.
The salvation number of 169 is very conservative and only includes people that we dealt with one-on-one through personal soul-winning, not the school students who heard the Gospel in a large group. The majority of school students raised their hand and prayed a prayer after hearing the plan of salvation, and if I had to guess, I'd say there were over 1,000 saved, but we are only officially counting those who we were able to deal with on a more personal level. Our goal is to keep returning to Guyana and preach in a total of 111 schools over the next two years. We can potentially reach an entire generation in that country with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
One of the great things about the trip was that several people other than myself got to preach. All of us did a lot of soul winning. My son Solomon won ten people to the Lord on the trip and was excited about the fact that several of them were teenagers around his age. Everyone on the team had an amazing time and gained valuable experience.
Please let me know if you are interested in joining us on a future missions trip. We are going to Malawi, Africa, in April. When it comes to soul-winning, South America and Africa really aren't that different. We are going to the poor people of this world that are receptive to the gospel, and we need more laborers.
"Then saith he unto his disciples, The harvest truly is plenteous, but the labourers are few; Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he will send forth labourers into his harvest." Matthew 9:37-38
Here is a video of Peter James preaching at a school in Guyana.
6 comments:
- Findantruth said...
Praise the Lord for such a great work for His kingdom. I will be going to Malawi (already have my travel visa) and cannot wait to be a laborer in the Malawi fields.
- March 17, 2017 at 1:47 PM
- Findantruth said...
Praise the Lord for such a great work for His kingdom. I have my travel visa in hand for the Malawi trip and look forward to being a laborer in the Malawi fields. God willing, I would love to come to Guyana sometime soon, but may be limited to a supporter of such a great work.
- March 17, 2017 at 1:49 PM
- Steve G said...
He's BACK!!! YIPPPEEE!!! Have so missed your bashing of Dr. Bob!!
- March 17, 2017 at 9:13 PM
I've been letting you know for 2 weeks now without reply :-) I'm booked and waiting to go to Malawi! Can't wait! Greetings from South Africa. You must let me know if I can bring you anything from SA. If anyone else from SA is thinking about it, no visa and you can do this for R10k if you try.
- March 18, 2017 at 1:53 AM
- Sunflower said...
Awesome! Praise God!
- March 18, 2017 at 10:41 AM
- Perpetual Expat said...
- March 22, 2017 at 12:27 PM


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Christian Mandala
Forms which are evocative of mandalas are prevalent in Christianity: the celtic cross; the rosary; the halo; the aureole; oculi; theCrown of Thorns; rose windows; the Rosy Cross; and the dromenon on the floor of Chartres Cathedral. The dromenon represents a journey from the outer world to the inner sacred centre where the Divine is found.
Similarly, many of the Illuminations of Hildegard von Bingen can be used as mandalas, as well as many of the images of esoteric Christianity, as in Christian Hermeticism, Christian Alchemy, and Rosicrucianism.


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Or root. Whatever works.
No matter what, Russell and I will not be in our apartment next year on this date. Even if I don't get a job, even if I do get a job, even if we decided to stay in Cincinnati just one more year, we will no longer live in this apartment, at this address, in these rooms. We understand that this change is minor and not at all life-threatening. We don't care. We're still sad.
I do the dishes in our relationship. For the most part. Russell is a fabulous cook, and I appreciate the thinking time that doing dishes affords. The view's not bad either…
And beyond my little "greenhouse" I can see the leaves of the beautiful ash outside my window as well as a giant oak tree in the next yard. It's lovely and contemplative and green.
Tonight as I was scrubbing a pan I was thinking about a class I'm teaching this semester. I've assigned a journal component, not just because I'm mean, but because I really do believe that writers, and teachers of writing, should reflect on writing and teaching writing. It makes for good practice and it is good practice.
I've assigned this book for its journaling prompts. I like it and I don't—but that's a topic for another day. What I want to address right now is the author's first chapter, the chapter I assigned to my students for their first journal prompt.
(I should point out right now that I've made the same
egregious error decision to write all assignments with my students.)
So the author tells us, in her very first sentence, "Home is a blueprint of memory." Later, she insists that "Finding home is crucial to the act of writing. Begin here. With what you know."
Earlier, over dinner, I say to Russell: "Today is our last August 30th in this apartment."
There is a pause before he replies, "Yeah. We've had our last whole August in this apartment."
We sit there for a minute, letting the reality of this statement sink in. My first thoughts are remorseful: where did August go? did I appreciate our time here enough? was I even paying attention? no, I wasn't. oh my god, what did I do last week? yesterday??? too fast….
After some nostalgia, we make a pact. I'll write every day for the rest of the time we're here; Russell will take photos of all of the idiosyncratic things about this place we adore. We agree that offering each other suggestions is okay. I make a list for Russell…
I know we've only lived here for four years, but it's "home." But only for another 11 months.
Goodbye, blueprint.
I'm thinking this thought and more as I finish the dishes. But I'm also looking at the many plant cuttings and baby plants in my mini "greenhouse." Several thoughts occur to me at once, not the least insightful of which is the lesson these plants can teach me. Not two days ago I trimmed a jade—chopped it, really—in order to help it grow. I took the pile of stalks, tidied them up, and placed them in some water to root.
When I went back to the plant, I noticed my other jades, one of which I had trimmed last week. I remember that it was a small plant, from a trimming, not six months ago. And it had undergone it's first trimming this summer.
There's no such thing as "home," Georgia. And you say as much later, after I've already worried over my "blueprint" and its now-constant state of fade. I think I'll stick to my jades and roots, which remind me every day that there's a system, a process to keep in mind. Root, plant, water, ignore, tend, enjoy, trim, root, plant, water…
Reminds me of notice, think, read, daydream, draft, savor, revise, notice, think, read, draft…


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6 mm (1/4") thick 23" (584mm) x 5" (127mm) standard clear lexan for the IE10 type extinguisher cabinets. The lexan panel will resist impact and is primarily used in high impact areas i.e. gymnasiums or parking garages where breakage may occur.
Wilson & Cousins, LEXAN 23X5, 6mm (1/4") thick 23" (584mm) x 5" (127mm) clear lexan glass.


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My main processing workflow for snowflake photography requires lots of time and effort. I really like this work and never tired of it, because careful processing of aligned and averaged RAW stack certainly worth all efforts: resulting image looks way better than in-camera source photos. But that means that i can show you only small fraction of all nice and interesting snowflakes i capture every winter. All of my snow crystals stored in very big archive as series of RAW + JPEG photos, waiting for processing; though i suspect that most of these snowflakes will never be released - only because i can't find enough time to process them all!
So, here is first post in draft series. For these photos, i'll do faster processing: averaging of JPEG stacks with simplified post-processing. I will show only interesting and/or beautiful crystals (at my taste), but, to keep some intrigue, will not show best of the best snowflakes, until they processed with full workflow. :)
These crystals was captured 18 December 2015. This was second day of my snowflake photography this winter, and first day that brings me some nice specimens:
Snowflake photo: Draft_1-1 (2453 x 1840)
This large snow crystal resembles duck feet or gecko's paw. Snowflakes of this type, if they are big enough, can be easily spot by naked eye and draws attention, thanks to their unusual and beautiful shape with thin, broad and very clean arms. Here is details of one arm without re-scaling. I like how background distorted by transparent details on crystal surface:
I've already processed two snow crystals of this type: High voltage / Gecko's paw (normal and negative processing of same photo, taken on glass surface) and Ice crown - large snowflake on dark woolen fabric:
Next snowflake is very big 12-sided crystal (quite rare finding), with complex structure and slight rime on surface:
Snowflake photo: Draft_1-2 (2901 x 2176)
Here is crop of it's center in 1:1 scale. Can you find tiny hollow column snowflake on it?
Snowflakes with twelve arms is one of my favorites (along with hexagonal plates and triangular snow crystals). Here is two more 12-sided crystals: Wheel of time and Twelve months (i've captured and processed them in 2014).
Next crystal is stellar dendrite, but almost completely covered with rime. Usually, i do not like such crystals: often they carry so much rime, so they reminds pillow, almost completely opaque and even their shape barely seen. However, small amount of rime sometimes look cute: snowflake can remind massive brooch, covered by lots of tiny diamonds:
Snowflake photo: Draft_1-3 (2400 x 1800)
And finally, small crystal of capped column type. Although, it is bigger than common capped columns, and have wide caps with different size. You can see it's thin column through transparent cap:
Snowflake photo: Draft_1-4 (1752 x 1314)
Here you'll see "standard" capped column:
These snowflakes was the best from December 18. In total, 129 photos was captured; they took 1,5 Gb in archive after packing RAWs with archiver 7-Zip (after tests, i choosed PPMd compression method and model order=3 - it gives best compression ratio for my 10bit RAW/DNG files, and also good speed).
Here is next snowflake in draft series, captured January 18, 2013:
If you want to see more snowflakes, you can browse through all snowflake pictures.
Here you'll find snowflake photo wallpapers in numerous resolutions and screen proportions, up to Ultra HD 4K.
And here is article about snowflake macro photography.


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I shouldn't be asking the question: which side are you on: Rothschild (City) or Treasury (Westminster)? For the current Treasurer trained in Rothschild banks, as I once read, but can't find any reference any more…
A lot of us believe that it would be nice if Parliament became an ethical outfit in 2015 and knew what the real issues are:
- sex: institutionalised child snatching leading to sexual, organised and ritual abuse
- and money: 'treasury money' rather than 'bank money' – to control the people via dishonest money.
This is therefore an important email from Justin Walker (firstname.lastname@example.com), the Coordinator for the Restore the Bradbury Pound Campaign:
Hello everyone,
Sorry, but I've been doing a lot of quiet thinking/research in the last couple of weeks. Dangerous I know! But I would be grateful if you could spread this email out far and wide to get this very important information out, especially as the world will be looking in detail at this period of history next year.
Now I have one big question-mark about the actual 1914 story of the debt-free, HM Treasury-issued Bradbury Pound which has been nagging at me ever since I was first alerted to this little known episode in our country's history. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the concept and the principle of a sovereign nation issuing its own debt-free currency based on that nation's credit. We all know that the restoration of the Bradbury Pound is our lifeline and trump card to a more sane and prosperous future free from the criminal bankers.
No, the question which is bothering me is WHY did Lloyd George cave in so easily to the bankers by phasing out the issuance of debt-free treasury money in favour of going back to agreeing to debt-creating loans from the private bankers? What did they have on him which made him cave in so easily to their demands? Was he frightened? Possibly. Was he being blackmailed for his well known penchant and weakness for young women? Again possibly. Or was he a part of the game and a 'sleeper' for the Rothschild Zionist ambitions for a Jewish 'homeland' state in Palestine along with the whole 'Illuminati' satanic globalist approach and agenda to international affairs? Well, in my opinion, it's a very real possibility. In Lloyd George's war memoirs concerning his actions as Chancellor of the Exchequer, he emphasises that he had an historic disagreement with Lord Rothschild. On page 104 he writes: Continue reading


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Archive for April, 2013
North Shore Sunset Beach, Oahu1
What a beautiful day to be strolling in the sand at Sunset Beach on Oahu's North shore.
Sunset beach is famous for several things but mostly for it's picture perfect "Sunsets" & Surfing Big waves between November to February. If you want to experience Hawaii at it's finest visit the North shore of Oahu during your next Hawaiian Holiday.
Fun playing in the sand at Sunset Beach Oahu0
The little girl playing in the sand looking for the perfect sea shells will be memories she will have the rest of her life. Come on, Hang Loose, let your mind wonder as you enjoy the white sandy beaches of Oahu's North Shore.
Watching A Beautiful Sunset at Sunset Beach Oahu9
Just imagine topping off the end of your day stopping by Sunset Beach on the North shore of Oahu and watching the most spectacular Sunsets in the World. This could be you. Book your vacation rentals today with us at Turtle Bay Condo's or ourmagnificent 5400 sq ft Beach from home Kale O'Kawela.
Hanging Loose on at Sunset Beach Oahu13
During your Hawaii vacation make sure you take some time to just Hang Loose at the beach and let your mind wonder. You deserve a break today. Kick your feet in the sand and relax.
Hawaiian Sunset A Blaze1
Enjoying a beautiful sunset in Hawaii happens everyday.


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There can be little dispute about the proposition that shopping for a new desktop computer strikes fear in the hearts of many. However, you don't need to be fearful, because there is a lot of good advice and suggestions that will help make the process smoother. This article will teach you the ropes.
You should have an anti-virus program on your computer. If you're not running a good program, your computer can easily become infected with malicious software. That software can take personal information and cause your machine to run slow. There are lots of programs that will run scans and repair any issues based on a schedule you set.
Be certain you have software that protects you against viruses. These programs protect your system from malicious attacks. These viruses can really slow down your desktop, and they put you in jeopardy of sharing private information. You can use these programs to automatically scan and repair any issues that your computer is having.
If you are experiencing a sluggish desktop computer, start checking it with a boot check. You'll find the start menu on the bottom, left-hand corner of your desktop. Click it to start it, and type in "ms config" on the command line. This menu will show which programs are launched every time the computer boots. Eliminate any programs that are not used regularly from automatically running at boot up. Your computer is going to run a lot faster when you do this.
Work on getting and affordable machine that only has the features you truly need. Some people purchase models with features they will never use at a price that is more than they can afford. It pays to be a wise computer shopper in order to save the most money.
Carefully choose the components if you build your desktop. Some motherboards will only be compatible with particular processors. Same with the RAM and their compatibility with motherboards. Before you purchase anything, make sure of their cross compatibility. Avoiding missteps by purchasing incompatible pieces will enable you to avoid problems when you're building your desktop computer and will save you time and money.
Only buy a computer which offers a great warranty. This covers you in case anything goes wrong. Most likely you can bring it to the store where it was purchased and either get it fixed there, or if possible exchange it for a brand new one.
Take out a tape measure and determine how much room you have for your new computer. The size of the computers will vary between brands and models. Some will be compact, and others will require more space. Know how much space you have before you buy a computer.
Pc Programs
Work on getting and affordable machine that only has the features you truly need. A lot of people buy computers that are too expensive with extra features they don't use or need. Know precisely what you need and save money buy buying a computer that only delivers these.
If you're thinking about a Mac desktop, but you've got PC programs, consider investing in a copy of Parallels for Mac. This software lets you use PC programs on the Mac. This lets you run any program that would run on a PC. It will be necessary for you to buy the operating system.
You should get a warranty when you buy your computer. This will protect your investment if any of the software or other element was to mess up. If you've got a warranty and some goes wrong, you'll simply be able to bring the desktop back again to the store for fixing. Or they may offer you a new computer of the same model to fix the issue.
To get the perfect desktop, create a list of the things you will probably use it for. The kind of computer you require is based on the kind of tasks you plan to use it for. If you love to play games on computers, there are many different systems that are optimal for you.
If you are a gamer and love playing on your desktop computer and you are looking for that ultimate gaming experience, then you need to remember a few things. It has to have a high quality video card, 10GB of memory or more, and a display with a high resolution. Better your play with special controllers and keyboards.
Be diligent. Many computer manufacturers won't include much documentation and instead send people online. Check out the online information before you purchase to make sure it meets your needs.
If you want to be able to transfer large video files, you'll want to invest in a desktop with a writable DVD optical drive. CD drives are not big enough for some of the new multimedia files. A DVD offers much more space. It will cost more, but it will be worth it in the end.
A DVD optical drive that is writable is a necessity if you play to transfer any large video files. The typical CD drive is not likely to be adequate for larger multimedia files. You will need the space a DVD offers. Although these are more expensive, they will save you money on the number you need to purchase.
Is the software on the computer a legal copy? You must receive the key and the CD so that you do not incur legal difficulties or find yourself unable to get essential software updates.
If you want to go green with computers, look into mini PCs. They don't require as much electricity for operation, but they still have plenty of processing power. This machine is great if you like to browse the web daily.
If you want to go green with computers, look into mini PCs. These compact models use less energy while providing plenty of power. If you surf the net, email, go to Facebook and do some word processing, that will be fine for you.
Don't get caught up in the game of price drops. Some people start monitoring sales and deals when they are in need of a new computer. However, they don't do anything, as they think they can get a good deal soon. Usually, there isn't much difference in wonderful deal, as whenever you see the best one for you, get it.
Do not be lured in when a price drops significantly. Some people start looking for deals when they want to get a new computer. However, they don't do anything, as they think they can get a good deal soon. Usually there is not much of a price difference between good deals, so you should act quickly when you find a great one.
Keep the peripherals in mind as you look for a new computer. You are going to want speakers, a keyboard, a monitor and a mouse to be sure. You may find a printer useful and you will most likely need an Internet modem. Think about all that you need.
Think about peripheral items when computer shopping. These include many must-have items like a monitor, a keyboard, a mouse, and speakers. A printer can be very useful as well. Think about all that you need.
If you want to upgrade your desktop computer before you buy it, find out whether you are able to do that as you buy. Often times the costs of having the seller do it will be a lot less than if you bought the part separately and had another 3rd party handle the upgrade.
Be wary of spending too little when buying a desktop. You really do get what is paid for. Purchase from computer stores or the Internet and go with trustworthy brands. When a price is low, question it. Some independent sellers seem to have great deals, but their machines are often not sold as they were advertised or may even need expensive repairs.
Don't expect an original warranty with the purchase of a used computer. Not many modern manufacturers allow a warranty to transfer from one owner to another. If you determine that you want a used machine, know that warranty coverage will be voided.
If you are thinking about upgrading a desktop prior to buying, check to see if you can do it during the buying process. Many times the seller can accomplish these goals for a lot less money than you can, no matter how you went about it.
Shop smartly when comparing prices. Buying a computer can be pricey. There are many great deals, but they require a certain level of computer know-how. Know about the hardware. Be sure to find some sort of balance between the performance and price.
If you'd like to save some money by purchasing a used desktop computer, the original manufacturer's warranty shouldn't be part of your purchase decision. It is practically unheard of for a warranty to be transferred by the manufacturer to a new owner. If a used computer is what you choose, you're going to have to remember the warranty will not be there.
Computers, printers and monitors used to come in one package deal. Never go this route. There are many different components that get the job done. Keep in mind that your old keyboard and mouse will continue to work.
Use your head when shopping for cheap computers. Computers are a very big expense in your life. There's many good deals, but you should get everything you need from the computer. Research the hardware of the computer. It pays to find the right blend of output and value.
Read the reviews to help you find a great deal on computers. It may be tempting to walk into a store and grab the first one that has a price tag you like, but that can be a big mistake. Most of the time, very cheap computers will have problems that go along with them.
In the past, it was common to get a computer, printer and a monitor all in one package. This is no longer always a good idea. Computer-specific monitors are no longer in vogue since so many people are purchasing flat screen tvs and monitors for their desktops. Keep in mind that your old keyboard and mouse will continue to work.
Before starting, think about exactly what you need your computer for. Make a list of the things you plan to do with it. Make sure you cover everything so nothing is missed.
Read customer reviews to learn about different computers. Purchasing a computer without the right knowledge just because it is a great deal might not be the best decision. Often, you will find that cheaper computers have many problems.
Operating System
You primarily have two different choices in terms of hard drives, with all options branching out from there. There is a newer SSD hard drive option aside from the standard HDD drive that is generally available. The SSD, while operating at more revolutions per minute, is more expensive and usually holds less data.
Do you know what type of operating system you would like? If you like Windows 7, that doesn't mean you will also like Windows 8, for example. Make sure you buy a desktop that has the operating system you want and are familiar with.
Before you do anything, consider what exactly you will be using the computer for. Make a list of tasks you need the computer to do now as well as a list for things you would consider doing in the future. Make the list as comprehensive as possible.
If you are worried about how long your computer takes to start up, find models that have SSD drives. Solid state hard drives that have the operating system and commonly used programs or apps installed to them boot up computers in mere seconds. Just be sure that you have a data drive that you can back your files up on, so that you don't lose your computer if the SSD fails.
What is the operating system that you are interested in having on your computer? If you are a Windows 7 fan, then that doesn't necessarily mean you will like Windows 8, too. Make sure you buy a desktop that has the operating system you want and are familiar with.
Never overlook quality; it is essential in choosing the right machine. Desktop cases may get kicked or other hits during the time you have it. You need to know that the machine is durable. If the case feels flimsy and cheap, think about buying better quality.
An SSD will help your computer boot up quickly. SSD, or solid state drives, usually have apps, programs and the operating system installed to make sure the computer boots right away. Just keep in mind that you should have something backing all this information up in case there is a failure to the hard drive.
People who aren't well-versed in buying computers tend to see the shopping experience as complicated and confusing. By using the guidance found above, though, even the most reluctant computer shopper can have a great experience. Nobody should have to deal with an outdated desktop computer.
Build quality is key to a good computer. The desktop can sustain a large amount of abuse through its life, even moreso if you keep the tower on the floor. You need to buy a computer that can handle it. If the case feels flimsy, opt for something else.


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Stroll along Wisma Atria and Ngee Ann City and discover how Christmas is celebrated in different cultures. Check out nightly performance featuring mimes, plays, musicals and more! Enjoy the Floats Parade on Orchard Road and bask in the joyous atmosphere.
Take on the sights and sounds of Orchard Road. As you walk through Orchard Road enjoying Christmas in the Tropics Light Up, also enjoy the showcasing of the mega size displays base on the Christmas scenes.
Join in the interactive Christmas story and experience Bethlehem from over 2000 years ago! Pose with the three wisemen, walk through Bethlehem's market streets and catch performances at King Herod's Palace and the stable at the nativity scene.
On 25th Dec evening, a Grand Concert will be happening on Christmas Day on Orchard Road, literally! Take your family portrait with the 7 beautifully decorated Floats that will be parked at Orchard Road on 25th Dec 2009. Join in the 1000 strong Line Dancing on 25th Dec night.
Share the Joy of distributing the gifts to representatives from various charities. So, Share the Spirit of Christmas and come Celebrate Christmas In Singapore!
Event Dates: 18th Dec 2009 to 25th Dec 2009
Time of Event: 18th – 24th Dec 2009: 6.00pm – 10.30pm 25th Dec 2009: 3pm – 11pm


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Discussion in 'New Member Introductions' started by Imported, Feb 1, 2003.
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Monday, September 10, 2012
Earth Science About Weather Clouds Rainbow
The rainbow is caused by a very small water drops to pass through the sun's rays.
Mini mujigaeeul a good spray with a garden hose if you can create your own reasons.
Fire rainbow:
Clouds of ice crystals necessary for this rare event in the appropriate amounts, cirrus, and in the air, at least 20,000 feet must. The sun is exactly 58 degrees in the cloud can be exploited.
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February 13, 2006
The recently expanded current "new and improved" disclosures should prove to you, as a regulators, that expanded printed dicclosures simply reduce the investors use of the documents. Rather than continually increasing the disclosure requirements, a great deal of thought should be spent in shortening the disclosures, and in simplifing the language and improving the usefulness of the information to the investor. Most financial planners and insurance and financial advisors spend a good deal of time in explaining the investment recommendations they make to their clients. This additional, unused (and unusable) disclosure information simply increases expense, and reduces understanding for nearly all investor clients.