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The scents of a French patisserie captured in this pretty little bath mallow and mixed into a "recipe" of natural butters and pure Rosemary and Frankincense essential oils to make you go ooh la la!
Place your Bath Mallow in warm water and watch as it fizzes softly, melting and releasing its Cocoa Butter. Please rinse petals or decorations away from bath immediately after use to prevent accidental staining.
Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Citric Acid, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Sucrose, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Albumen, Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax, Shellac, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Boswellia Carterii (Frankincense) Oil, Hexyl Cinnamal, Coumarin, CI 16035 (Red 40), CI 73015 (Blue 2), CI 15985 (Yellow 6), CI 45430, CI 18050, CI 42090 (Blue 1), CI 47005 (Yellow 10).
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All Items : Books and Publications : Children's : Pre 1980 item #642371
BigFootCat's Collectibles
This Weekly Reader Book, published by XEROX, is a story about a woman and her five children that settled in the wilderness of the North country. It was printed in 1978 and the ISBN# is 0-88375-214X. The text is 44 pages and contains black and white illustrations by Marilyn Miller. Our copy, while used, is in Fine condition. There is not a dust cover but the pictorial front and rear covers have only very slight bumping. The interior of the book is exceptionally clean without any marks or tears...
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This is a great retro mug by Siesta Ware. The majority of the glass is red. There are two imprints of the American Eagle. The handle is wood and a gold band circles the glass.

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New Zealand Kakapo Gift Card
Moa Revival
The delightful cards listed here were designed and painted by Celia Allison and distributed for sale by her organisation, Moa Revival. Celia is a Cantabrian who initially studied Visual Communication design at Wellington Polytechnic before working mainly as a freelance illustrator/graphic designer. The company's mission is to "produce quality useful products that have been produced in a way that demonstrates respect for environmental, ethical and social issues". We only use paper and card from managed forests, and bleaching uses an elemental chlorine free process; then printing was with vegetable and soy based inks. Moa Revival products are almost exclusively made in New Zealand. MR43


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(Reuters) - Google Inc's disappointing first-quarter results left Wall Street unfazed about the internet giant's ability to come to grips with the shift to the fast-growing mobile advertising market.
Google shares were down about 3 percent in early trading on Thursday, and at least 12 brokerages cut their target price on the stock. But most analysts kept a "buy" rating or equivalent on the company's shares.
"Despite an expectations-miss quarter, Google remains one of the best-positioned stocks for many of the secular growth drivers in the Internet space," RBC Capital analyst Mark Mahaney, who kept his "outperform" rating on the stock, said in a note to clients.
Of the 46 analysts covering Google, 35 have a "buy" or equivalent rating on the stock. Nobody has a "sell".
Google, Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc are revamping their products and advertising business to try to take advantage of a global shift to mobile phones and tablets.
For investors in Google, accustomed to the company enjoying one of the highest ad margins in the business, mobile ads have translated to a steep drop in ad rates.
Advertising rates on mobile phones are typically cheaper than traditional online ads because of their smaller screens. But mobile advertising continues to make up a bigger slice of the revenue of Internet companies.
Google company reported a 26 percent increase in paid clicks volumes but the average cost-per-click declined 9 percent.
"Google remains a core internet holding and we reiterate our "overweight" rating," Morgan Stanley said in a note titled "Keep calm and search on".
Analysts highlighted core revenue growth from Google websites and YouTube, higher contribution from rest-of-world revenue, strong sales of digital apps and content in Google's Play Store and Chromecast TV dongles.
Many also expect Google's Enhanced Campaigns advertisement program and other ad products to improve monetization from mobile and noted management's view that location and other data would help mobile pricing over time.
"We continue to recommend GOOGL due to the strength of the core search business, continued product innovation, and improving monetization, which should allow GOOGL to take a growing share of the desktop and mobile online ad markets," Susquehanna analyst Brian Nowak said.
Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster also remained upbeat.
"We continue to view Google as the best long term large cap story in our coverage space given the company's focus on innovation," he said.
However, Goldman Sachs, which has a "neutral" rating on Google's shares, said it expected the stock to remain range-bound in the near-term as the market waits for mobile cost-per-click rates to improve.
Google shares were trading at $545.22 shortly after the opening on the Nasdaq after closing at $563.90 on Wednesday.
Additional reporting by Soham Chatterjee; Editing by Saumyadeb Chakrabarty and Ted Kerr


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The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club hosted this weekend the Hong Kong Dragon Championship with a record 18 boats competing for the title. A number of international Dragon champions flew to Hong Kong for the event including current world champion and owner of Petticrows Tim Tavinor (GBR208), North Sail Dragon expert Theis Palm (HKG55), Fritz Sails owner Werner Fritz (HKG51), Chris Hunt aka Buddha from the Cowes Royal Yacht Squadrons (GBR208), Etchells European Champion Nils Razmilovic (HKG50), ex International Dragon Association Chairman Thomas Olrog (SWE364) and Christiane Hugelman (HKG26) from the Hamburg Dragon fleet.
Ahead of the Championship, 8 boats were practicing on Friday at Lamma (South of Hong Kong Island) and 4 boats had a full day of training with Theis Palm from North Sails. 40 of the competitors also gathered together on Friday evening at Kellet Island for a session on Dragon Tuning and Trimming with Theis Palm and Tim Tavinor from Petticrows.
Saturday started with a good 15 knots established easterly breeze providing the perfect conditions for the Dragons. However, contrary to normal Lamma conditions, the breeze was very shifty and the challenge was to anticipate those shifts while progressing through the chops. Chris Hunt, Tim Tavinor and Oliver Merz achieved this perfectly on their Petticrows GBR208 specially shipped to Hong Kong for the even. They won 3 of the 4 Saturday races and came second on the race they did not win, right after Tam Nguyen (HKG55). With Chris Hunt (GBR208) clearly ahead after the first day of racing, the focus shifted to the battle for the HK Champion title (first Hong Kong boat) with Phyllis Chang (HKG50) ahead of Tam Nguyen (HKG55) by only one point after the first day (but one point behind including discard). Karl Grebstad (HKG51) was also closely behind and could win the title if Phyllis and Tam made a mistake on Sunday. With 22 knots blowing on Sunday morning at the start of the first Sunday race, any mistake could be "fatal"!
HKG50 and HKG55 sailed closed together but with Tam ahead of Phyllis on Sunday first race (2nd and 3rd respectively) and on the second race (3rd and 5th), Phyllis nice 2nd place just ahead of Tam in the final race was not enough for her to beat him. On the overall results, Chris Hunt (GBR208) came first, Tam Nguyen (HKG55) second (and takes the HK Champion title for the second year in a row), Phyllis Chang (HKG50) third and Karl Grebstad (HKG51) fourth.
There was also another big competition going on within the 12 Corinthians - boats with no professionals on board. It started quite tight between Thomas Olrog (SWE364) and Lowell Chang (HKG46). But Thomas broke his mast on the third race on Saturday and had to miss two races out of the 7. This left Lowell Chang (HK46) with a convincing Corinthian win ahead of Marc Castagnet (HKG1) and Simon Chan (HKG8). There was also some close racing in the middle of the fleet between Andreas Brechbul (HKG20), Frederic Roumier (HKG40), Sytske Kimman (all women boat HKG26 + a pigeon which decided to stay inside the boat for the whole event!) and Dan Lindwall (HKG37).
The fleet had a fantastic weekend on the water with great wind conditions (12-15 knots on Saturday and 22 knots for the first race on Sunday ending up at 12 knots in the afternoon). Thanks to the strong support from our sponsors Central Oceans, Slam, Northrop and Johnson and Links International, the time back in the club at Middle Island was also much enjoyable and all the competitors could enjoy the camaraderie of the HK and international Dragon class with dinners organized on both days. The winners of each category received Slam vouchers and Champagne. Winner Chris Hunt (GBR208) kindly decided to give his prizes to the youth Dragon sailors of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club.
Tim Tavinor, head of Petticrows and current Dragon World Champion commented: ""Overall its been a very competitve regatta and it has been a pleasure to be here. I certainly hope in the not too distant future that the Worlds can be hosted here, it is a fantastic venue."
Results: http://www.rhkyc.org.hk/upload/Sailing/ ... Champs.pdf
Buddha reigns in Asia with Chris Hunt's win in HK
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What is the name of the Fons and Porter Magazine featuring Jenny Doan...and where can I find it...Thanks..
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
What is the name of the Fons and Porter Magazine featuring Jenny Doan...and where can I find it...Thanks..
I got the first one and got it through the MSQC web site. I have seen it advertised in Fons and Porter emails. I have also read from ladies on this board that have picked it up at JoAnns. I think it is called Quick Quilts for something like that. I know you won't have a problem finding it.
God Bless Quilters and Sewers
Quilting Quickly is the title. There are some pattern corrections also. Here's the link:
I bought mine at Hobby Lobby and used the 40% off coupon. Thank you katier825 for the corrections.
I don't want to brag but I can still fit into the earrings I wore in high school.
I tried getting it and they didn't know what I was talking about. That was MSQC site. I did get my CC number stolen and my SS. I have no way of knowing if there is a connection .
Another Phyllis
This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
Glad I saw this post. I need to correct my book
Hobby Lobby usually has them as soon as the issue is out. Books a Million and probably Barnes & Nobles will have them.
Texas Sunshine, piney woods of NE Texas
Thanks a million.. folks...
MSQC is sold out of the Spring and Summer issues. The Fall issue of the Quilting Quickly magazine will be out in July. I hope that helps.
WOW! What a lot of corrections. Whoo-eee! Thanks for posting the corrections katier825. I didn't know anything about them.
"A woman is like a tea bag-you can't tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water." Eleanor Roosevelt
boy I'll tell you, they should do test quilts and proof read the patterns when printed before putting them in their magazines! that is just plain bad business practice. bad!!! three patterns in one magazine had errors. not a good thing for keeping customers.
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The Cobras got started early, scoring five runs in the first and four in the second inning. Coker added three more runs in the third inning, before Voorhees plated their first run in fourth, giving the Cobras a 12-1 lead.
Coker added four more runs in the fifth to secure a 16-1 victory.
Jesse Hatchell (2-3) earned the win going six innings, allowing just one run on two hits, with six strike outs.
Voorhees' Joshua Slaughter took the loss going an inning and two-thirds, allowing eight runs on four hits.
For Coker, Brian Nally was 3-for-5 with two runs scored, while Seth Weinberg was 2-for-4 with three RBIs. Ben Davidson finished 2-for-3 with a triple and an RBI.
Voorhees was lead by Michael Curry, who was 2-for-3 with an RBI, collecting all of Voorhees' hits.
Coker now prepares for their weekend series versus