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It feels like it was just the other day I was planning my vacation and now I am planning my holiday events. Time is definitely passing to quick for me. My son William is arriving on Sunday from Ohio. Its been a little over a year since I last saw him and I can't wait for his arrival. He will be spending a couple of weeks with us and the whole family is super excited. I spent most of the evening yesterday putting my grocery list together so I can go shopping for all of his favarite snacks, meals, etc. I want the holidays to be super special, its been a while since I've had all my kids at home during the holidays. Christmas eve dinner will be at my sister house. Christmas will be spent at my house. I am planning a nice dinner with all of my kids favorite desserts. These next few weeks will be very busy for me. Having William home I am going to be a busy bee but loving every minute of it. This year was the first time I did alot of online shopping. I've purchase thing online before never never did christmas shopping online. It was kind of nice and it was definitely alot more relaxing than hitting the stores. More and more people are doing online Christmas shopping so I figured why not do the same except I get get cash back and points on my shopping through Shop To Earn. I purchased a few video cd's at a very good price, I also ordered a few jackets from under armour, holiday baskets from Mrs. Beasley and some pjs from Victoria's secret. Not to mention, William's airline ticket for his upcoming visit. I receive free shipping on everything, plus my cash back and a total of 78 points from my own shopping. I've been checking my points daily and each day I keep getting more and more points. Just yesterday I receive 6 points and today I had another 17 points and these are points I am receiving from other people ordering through my STE site. Its pretty cool seeing these points accumulating plus the cash back. STE is doing their commission payout early this month. They are planning it for Dec. 16 which is 5 days earlier than usual. I think its very considerate of them for doing this. They know there are alot of people counting on this extra money and receiving it early is a blessing. The business is going very well for me and I count my blessing everyday. I currently have seven people signed up under me and a total of 29 people in my team. Due to all the preparation for the holidays I haven't devoted as much time to STE as I would like but after this week I will be back on track and will be getting back to business to grow my team. I am still working on my recipe boxes and recipe cards that I am making for the ladies in my family as Christmas gifts. I finally completed my holidays christmas tags. I truly enjoy making these. It was fun using my stamps again. Once I complete my recipe boxes I will take photos of them plus the tags and post them on my blog for all to see.
Friday, December 12, 2008
The Holidays and STE!
It feels like it was just the other day I was planning my vacation and now I am planning my holiday events. Time is definitely passing to quick for me. My son William is arriving on Sunday from Ohio. Its been a little over a year since I last saw him and I can't wait for his arrival. He will be spending a couple of weeks with us and the whole family is super excited. I spent most of the evening yesterday putting my grocery list together so I can go shopping for all of his favarite snacks, meals, etc. I want the holidays to be super special, its been a while since I've had all my kids at home during the holidays. Christmas eve dinner will be at my sister house. Christmas will be spent at my house. I am planning a nice dinner with all of my kids favorite desserts. These next few weeks will be very busy for me. Having William home I am going to be a busy bee but loving every minute of it. This year was the first time I did alot of online shopping. I've purchase thing online before never never did christmas shopping online. It was kind of nice and it was definitely alot more relaxing than hitting the stores. More and more people are doing online Christmas shopping so I figured why not do the same except I get get cash back and points on my shopping through Shop To Earn. I purchased a few video cd's at a very good price, I also ordered a few jackets from under armour, holiday baskets from Mrs. Beasley and some pjs from Victoria's secret. Not to mention, William's airline ticket for his upcoming visit. I receive free shipping on everything, plus my cash back and a total of 78 points from my own shopping. I've been checking my points daily and each day I keep getting more and more points. Just yesterday I receive 6 points and today I had another 17 points and these are points I am receiving from other people ordering through my STE site. Its pretty cool seeing these points accumulating plus the cash back. STE is doing their commission payout early this month. They are planning it for Dec. 16 which is 5 days earlier than usual. I think its very considerate of them for doing this. They know there are alot of people counting on this extra money and receiving it early is a blessing. The business is going very well for me and I count my blessing everyday. I currently have seven people signed up under me and a total of 29 people in my team. Due to all the preparation for the holidays I haven't devoted as much time to STE as I would like but after this week I will be back on track and will be getting back to business to grow my team. I am still working on my recipe boxes and recipe cards that I am making for the ladies in my family as Christmas gifts. I finally completed my holidays christmas tags. I truly enjoy making these. It was fun using my stamps again. Once I complete my recipe boxes I will take photos of them plus the tags and post them on my blog for all to see.
Posted by Wendy at 1:31 PM 1 comments
Friday, November 7, 2008
My New Online Business
It's been a long while since I last posted on my blog. Some of you I've been keeping in touch by email but I lost contact with alot of you and I hope to reconnect again. All is good at the homefront. We went through a few obstacles and hurdles this past summer but luckily life is back to normal again. I just started by own online business called Shop To Earn and I am really excited about it. My website has over 600 retail store links and everytime anyone shops from my site I get cash back plus points. I've only been in the business since Oct. 15 and I am extremely happy with the results. I do alot of online shopping so it made alot of sense why not earn extra cash while I shop and when other people shop. I hope you go by and visit my website and tell me what you think.
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
Non-Rectangular Card Swap
I participated in non-rectangular card swap that is being hosted at Scrapbook.com latin forum. We had to make cards that are not your typical rectangular shape cards. I had first signed up to do the baby onsie card but there were too many baby cards so I decided to do a ladies shirt card. I'm glad I signed up for this as I was losing my strive to make any cards. Putting these cards together has pumped me up and I can't wait to get home tonight to make a few more for some friends of mine. I start my vacation on June 27th and I can't wait. This will be the first time in 5 years that we will not be traveling to another country. This year we plan to visit different parts of Florida. Its funny I've been here for 18 years and still have not seen all the beauty Florida has to offer. I plan to visit St. Augustine. I hear its really beautiful there. I also plan to visit Orlando and go to Islands of Adventure and Universal Studios. I've never been to Islands of Adventure so this will be a first for me and my family. My daughter loves Orlando so this trip is for her. Well friends, thanks for visiting and I will chat with you all later!
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Thursday, June 5, 2008
It's been a while......
Wow, I didn't realize its been that long since I last updated my blog. Time sure does fly by. I am not going to bother to make up any excuses, I have simply been feeling a little lazy lately and have not done any cards, scrapbooking pages, let alone any blogging what so ever. Well today is the last day of school here in Florida and boy am I glad. No homework or studing for two whole months. I plan to continue the daily reading with my daugther. I don't want her brain to get totally lazy this summer. The weather here in Florida is getting extremely hot and sticky. I have no complaints, everyone that knows me, knows that I love hot weather and hate the cold. I am hoping now that school is over that I get my motivation back to start making cards again. I signed up for a non-rectangular card swap that is due next week so I plan to be busy this weekend making 14 cards shaped as a baby onsie. I already started on 4 and hope to complete them tonight. I have to make sure they are out in the mail by Monday. Once I am done, I will post photos of the cards. I want to thank Anna one of my SBS12 for sending me some really nice PIF Candy. The first 3 people to post on my blog will receive PIF candy from me. Once you receive my PIF candy you need to do the same and send out PIF candy to the first three people that leave you comments on your blog. Well ladies thanks for visiting and I hope to have new photos up shortly.
Posted by Wendy at 11:26 AM 2 comments
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
There's a rumble in the jungle!
I made these two cards on Saturday using stamps from Penny Black. My favorite is the hippo, I think she is too cute. I used the prisma color pencils that I had sitting on my desk for the past six months. I am not to familiar with the blending technique and attended a class given by Margarita at our local stamp store. I was so happy I attended this class because she gave us alot of tips on blending. I plan to use these color pencils more often since I now have an idea how to blend. Hopefully with time I will get it to perfection. I plan to make more cards with these awesome jungle animals I am sure they will come in handy for kids birthdays or even a birthday invitation. Last night I worked on my baby shower cards, I completed 5 cards last night, I still have 11 to go! Well I gotha go, I have to visit a few of my friends blogs. Thanks for visiting!
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Monday, May 5, 2008
Finally got some scrapbooking done!
To celebrate National Scrapbooking week, I got together with a few friends on Sunday, May 4 and we did some scrapbooking. It was an all day event but I only stood for 4 hours. We got together at Bebe's house. She has such a beautiful house and she made all of us feel so welcome. I finally started on my summer vacation photos from last summer. I completed two full layouts, one from our vacation and my daughters graduation. Attached are a few photos from our scrapbooking gathering. We had lots of fun, I can't wait for us to get together again!
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Thursday, April 24, 2008
Its A Baby Shower
I am doing a baby shower for my buddy Priscillia who is having a baby girl in August. I am planning her shower for June 22nd and I am playing around with different images for the baby shower invitations. I love the one with the pregnant diva. This image reminds me of her since she is young and hip. She wanted her shower colors to be minty green so I made sure I used that color in this card. One of my friends from SB sent me a very nice Rak which included this image, the image is from TAC. I want to thank Yesenia who is from Puerto Rico for sending me all the wonderful images which included this hip and stylish mom-to-be. The other card is a dress. Its not minty green but right now I am just having fun putting things together. I actually like both and would probaby use the dress as thank you cards after the shower. If any of you have any neat templates for baby or baby shower cards please share. I would like to try out a few more before I finally decide which one I am going to stick with. I need to mail them out no later than May 15 so I have some time to play a bit. I am finally caught up with all my pif mail outs, swaps and Raks, wow, these things are like having a second job. I'm not complaining because I love doing this and I enjoy receiving all the goodies everyone has sent to me. Tonight I plan to complete my card for my mothers day swap that I signed up with. Well girls, I wish you a beautiful day and thanks for visiting!
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
Shame On Me!
Shame on me, I've been a bad blogger! I haven't updated my blog in over a week and can kick myself for not doing so. Unfortunately, sometimes life becomes a little to hectic that there is so much you can do in a day. Well I've been busy the past two weeks trying to complete my complicated taxes and I am so happy that April 15th came and went. I am finally feeling relax now that my taxes are completed and are with uncle Sam. I haven't done much of any stamping or scrapbooking which I am missing dearly. I plan to get together with my friends this weekend to do some Mothers Day cards and maybe some scrapbooking. I will post whatever project I work on next week. I haven't been blogging much but I have definitely been busy putting together the PIF candy I had to send out plus putting together the bella swap to mail out to my SBS12 sisters. On top of that I signed up for a secret mothers day swap and was workinig on that. I have actually been busy! Well this is my update, thanks for visiting and we will chat tomorrow.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Happy Wednesday to All!
Its been a couple of days since my last post. Not much is happening. I did some scrapbooking this past weekend with my daugther. Just worked on two pages and both are missing its and buts, I plan to complete this weekend and post them next week. I did get together on Monday with a few of my stamping friends and we worked on two cards and a book to store the cards in. We had alot of fun working on this project. Attached are the photos. Many thanks to Lynn for giving us this template for the book, I love it. The other card, I worked on last night. I plan to mail it out to my ex-boss. The sentiment is inside (just because I care) from Stampin Up! I started watching the television series (Prison Break). Boy is it addictive, just like stamping. I am watching the first season which is pretty old but I have to say it is awesome. I went to sleep last night at 1:00 am watching episodes 9-13. The only reason I went to bed is because I didn't have the following episode, I have to go pick it up from Blockbuster today. I want to congratulate the following people for winning my PIF candy:
Anna -SBS12
Rachel Webber - SBS12
Yanitza - SLB
I plan to mail out my PIF candy next week. Just send me a little note when you receive it. Well ladies, I gotta go and visit other blogs!
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Papertake Sketch Challege #1
The challenge over on Papertake weekly this week was a sketch, this is my take on it. This is the second time I join a challenge. The paper, bella image was from PIF candy I received from Tracy K. this week. The shoe stamp image is from Danami Designs and the pink felt flower border on top is from Target. I did not add a title or sentiment since it can be for any occassion. I will wait and see what comes up and add a sentiment than. I just love the this bella. Thanks Tracy for sending this great stamped image.
Posted by Wendy at 2:42 PM 21 comments
Some Pics!
Are these pics awesome or what. There is not one zoo in the US that will let you get this close to any of the animals. My daughter was able to pet the giraffe and her favorite kangaroo. I can't wait to do some scrapbooking pages with these pics. I have alot more but it takes to long to download them all.
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008
New Blog Look - What do you think?
I want to apologize for not updating my blog since my return from Ocala. Between work, home and preparing for our Easter Event I was left with no time for cards or to even blog. I am sure most of you have notice my new blog layout. I have to give a shout out to Shauna at See My Designs for giving my blog this new look. I wasn't really happy with my other blog look and my daughter was too busy to work on my blog. Shauna worked on one of my other blog friends blog "Stampin Mami" and I just loved it and wanted to change mine right away. So if any of you are looking for a new blog look send Shauna an email and she will be more than happy to set it up for you for a small fee. I know there are alot of free blog templates out there but I wanted a customized blog look and when I last tried those free templates I lost most of my links. It was definitely alot easier having Shauna work on my blog look. Okay, enough with the blog look. I promised to post a few photos of my trip to Ocala, especially the ones with the animals. I'm not sure why, but I keep getting error messages everytime I try to upload the photos to the blog. Once I figure this out I will post the photos. I almost forgot to mention that I received my PIF Candy(Pass It Forward) from Tracy (UK), one of my SBS12 sisters. I was so excited when I received my first PIF candy, she really sent alot of nice things. I took a photo of my pif candy but I am having trouble posting my photos. So ladies the first 3 people to post on my blog today will recieve some PIF from me. Just remember once you receive the PIF candy from me you need to pass on some PIF to the first three people that post on your blog.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
I'm Back!
I had a great time in Ocala this past weekend. I did manage to visit Hobby Lobby, I just love that store. I picked up two stamps from House mounse, I have to recharge my camera's battery so I cannot take any pictures of them. I will do this tonight and post them. We visited a house that had their own personal zoo, yes, their own private zoo in their back yard. I took a few pictures with a giraffe and a beautiful zebra. I will definitely post these photos tonight. It was a wonderful experience. You know you go to a zoo and can only take photos of animals and they are always so far away plus you can never touch them. The animals at this private zoo were all tamed. I was able to pet the zebra, giraffe, camel, kangaroo and every animal she had in her yard. The experience was awesome. I'm an animal lover and so is my daughter and this is something we will never forget. I can't wait to put my scrapbooking pages together of these awesome photos. I finally posted the bella swap on the SBS12 site. I hope many of you participate. Also, I am officially a Stampin Up Demonstrator. I am having my first friends and family gathering on Sunday, March 30 and during this gathering we plan to form a stamping and scrapbooking club. I'm really excited about this, this is a great opportunity to hang out with people that enjoy your same hobby and most of them are family so I am really looking forward to seeing them on a regular basis once our group is formed. Well enough chatting for now and I will post some pics tonight.
Posted by Wendy at 11:09 AM 7 comments
Friday, March 14, 2008
I received my Scor-Pal!
I was so excited when my husband called me to tell me that I received my Scor-Pal. I just knew there was no way I was going to go to sleep without playing with my Scor-Pal a little bit. I saw this technique on one of the blogs I visited and thought it was the cutest thing. I can't quite remember whose blog I saw this card technique but I will check for it tonight and give the proper credit to the person who designed this technique. I really had fun putting this little card together. I plan to do a few more this weekend as they make cute little thank you cards. I head out to Ocala today and plan to take my laptop, scor-pal and cutter. I plan to pick up some cardstock when I shop at Hobby Lobby. I won't be doing much of card making but do plan to play with my scor-pal and familiarize myself a little more with it. Well girls, I wish you all a great weekend!
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Thursday, March 13, 2008
Two cards in one day, WOW!
My daughter has been doing great this week with her spelling words and sight words. When this happens, it gives me more time for some me time. My daughter and I did a little coloring together, she really enjoys doing cards with me and I figure if it relaxes me, it must do the same for her. Well after she went to bed I was able to put these two cards together. I really love the bunny card. The other card I plan to give it to a friend today who always mails me Boston Market coupons. She use to work with me but retired this past December. A couple of girls from the office are having lunch with her today and I plan to give her this card with a few postage stamps inside. I guess this is the least I can do since she does use her own postage stamps to mail me my coupons. I'm not sure if I am going to have time to do any stamping tonight. I have to prepare for our mini getaway to Ocala, FL. My sister-in-law moved out there about a year ago and I have only visited once. We plan to spend the weekend there and they have a hobby lobby nearby so I definitely plan to go by Hobby Lobby. We don't have a Hobby Lobby in South Florida. Michaels is great but I love shopping at Hobby Lobby. Hopefully I find a lot of cute stamps on sale.
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008
I can't believe I did it!
Well ladies, remember yesterday I mentioned I was going to meet with a demonstrator from Stampin up. Well I did, and guess what, I signed up as a demonstrator. I am now a Stampin Up Demonstrator. I haven't received my ID yet, but once I do, I will officially be a Stampin Up Demonstrator. It was such a great deal I couldn't resist. I will be getting a bunch of scrapbooking demo stuff worth $330 for $159. On top of that Stampin up threw in a set of stamps valued at $47 and the recruiter threw in another set herself. I get discounts on all my orders plus I can a little extra money on a hobby that I really enjoy. I am not going to stress to much on workshops or classes. I did this more for myself. I am already spending alot of money on stamps and stuff, why not get it at a discount. I'm not too concern on meeting my quarterly quota as my daughter and I are really into this hobby so I am sure between both of us we will be fine. Anything extra is always welcomed. Last night I did not get a chance to do anything with cards due to the meeting with the stampin up recruiter. On another note, I was happy to see that one of my blogger friends from Scrappy Latin Bloggers awarded me with an award "El Blogger del Dia", which means "Blogger of the Day". I'm glad Yanitza thought of me and I appreciate this award very much. Thanks, Yani.
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Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Its Tuesday!
I just love that we are back to daylight savings time. I get to enjoy the evenings better now. After work when I got home it was only 6:30pm and the sun was still shining. I try to do whatever I can outdoors so I can enjoy the fresh air. My husband did a BBQ yesterday while I helped my daughter with her homework and spelling words(We did this outside in the patio). For some reason, not sure why, we were done early and I was able to get a card done and was in bed by 10pm. I haven't been to bed this early in months. I felt so rested when I got up this morning. Well today I am going to meet with a Stampin Up demonstrator. She lady has been calling me and sending me emails for some time now, I figured let me see what she has to offer. Well I will keep you all posted after I meet with the SU Demonstrator.
Attached is another Easter card I made for my niece. Oh, I forgot to mention, I finally finshed getting all my stamped images together for the SBS12 swap and it finally went out in the mail today.
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Monday, March 10, 2008
I've been tagged!
OK, I've been tagged!
The rules of the game:
• Link to the person that tagged you and post the rules on your blog.
• Share 7 random and/or weird facts about yourself on your blog, we all want to know them.
• Tag 7 random people at the end of your post and include links to their blogs.
• Let each person know that they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their blog.
7 things about myself.... UMMMM......
1. I have no sence of direction( I always seem to get lost whenever I have to drive to a new location).
2. I am definitely not a morning person, those who know me can vouch for me.
3. I love to shop!
4. My husband says I snore, but I don't believe him.
5. I have a habit of putting my cell phone on silent and than I forget about it.
6. I love hot weather, I cannot stand the cold.
7. I cannot work or clean without listening to some kind of music.
1. Ruby
2. Tracy K
3. Maria
4. Yanitza
5. Tracy
6. Melissia
7. Elisabeth
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Happy Monday!
I was so excited when I checked my blog this morning and found out I won some Pif candy. One of my SBS12 sisters (Tracy K)was offering some Pif candy and the first three to post on her blog receives the candy. I was one of the three. At times I can be just like a kid and get excited over the smallest things. This was the first time I ever won Pif candy so I was very excited. Once I receive it I have to offer Pif candy to the first 3 people that post on my blog so make sure you all stay tuned. By the way Pif stands for Pass It Forward. Once you receive some Pif candy you need to pass on some pif candy of your own to the first 3 that post on your blog. On Friday, I found the doll pins and purchased a few packs for my ribbon storage. I also picked up two candy jars from Target and started on my little project. I haven't finished but I was sure glad I started. I plan to continue tonight. Attached is a photo. I also got a chance to start on my Easter cards for my nieces and nephew. The one I posted is for my 11 year old niece. I wanted something fun, colorful and cute. I plan to do two more that will be very similar to send to my other two nieces. I need to come up with an Easter card for boys that is not too girly looking. Let's see what I can come up with tonight. I finally ordered the Scor-Pal. I've read so much on the scor-pal that I had to get one. I also purchased the cuttlebug this weekend, it was on sale for $49.99 plus I had a $10gift card from Joann's so I figured why not. I used the cuttlebug to make my Easter card. I really think I am going to love my cuttlebug. The possibilities are endless!
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Friday, March 7, 2008
I'm back!
I am so happy to be back in Sunny Florida. Boy did I miss my home, my family and definitely the warm weather. My event went very well considering some bad weather on Sunday. I have to say that was probably my most stressful day. I had people stranded in Salt Lake City, Denver and Grand Junckion. The airport in Aspen was shut down due to the weather (lots of snow) and I had to make a bunch of travel arrangements to get our people into Aspen that evening. We end up using private jets and a couple of buses. Everyone was exhansted when they finally made it in and I was mentally drained. Monday through Wednesday went pretty smooth. Everyone was happy the big boss was happy and I went home happy. I am sure glad its over. I have another big event in May but I am not going to worry about it till the end of April. I want to start working on some Easter cards for my nieces and nephews. I want these to be fun for them. After I am done with that project I will begin on Mother's Day cards. While on my event, I did not get a chance to make any cards or even color any of my stamped images. I did visit a few sites and bumped into a neat link for storing ribbon. One of my cyber friends posted it on her blog and I am now posting it on my blog. For any of you that are looking for neat ideas in storing your ribbon this site is very helpful. I plan to put all my ribbon on clothes pins this weekend. I currently have them in a draw. I just love this idea, its alot more organized than what I have and you can keep them out where you can see them. I have alot of catching up to do at home but will definitely visit my SBS12 to see how you are all doing. Thanks stampin mama for posting the link for the ribbon storage. I just love this idea!
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Feeling very stress today!
I have so much to do and so little time. I just have today and tomorrow to get a million things done. I am definitely feeling the pressure at work trying to get everything packed so I can ship to Aspen. I am coordinating an event for 60+ people and they are all presidents and above to major airlines. The pressure is definitely on as I have to make sure everything is perfect and everyone is well taken care of. On top of all that I have my home I have to leave in order. Like I mentioned before, my little one is having her SAT testing on Monday and I am trying to prepare her for this testing plus getting her regular homework and studing done for this week test. Last night I did not have the energy to even try to make any cards. I did visit a stamp shop during lunch and picked up a penny black stamp (Greetings). I figured I'll stamp a bunch of images and while I am on my trip I can have fun coloring them. Well girls, I will chat with you all later tonight. I have a ton of working I need to start working on.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2008
It's A Girl Thing!
I don't know about you, but I just love handbags. I picked up these stamps at a Scrapbooking and stamping expo I attended a few weeks ago. The stamps are by Danami Designs. I have quite a few of Danami stamps. Her stamps are fun, girly and elegant.
Below are the materials used to put my card together.
White cardstock
Black cardstock
Danami stamps (purse trio)
Danami stamp borders (trio)
Very fine glitter
Flower gemstone by Made by Me (Target)
Paper: Bright pink by The Paper Co.
Ink: Versa fine, black onyx
Glue foam dots for the purses
Tombow markers and colored pencils
I visited our SBS12 forum last night and I just love it. Elizabeth and Dawn did a great job putting it together. I love the swap idea. I am just having a hard time deciding which stamp to use for my swap. I am going to try to get this together before my travel on Friday so I can mail my stamp images to Dawn no later than next week. I have a full schedule this week trying to get all my housework done before I leave and also working with my daughter to prepare her for her SAT testing which starts on Monday. Well girls, thanks for visiting and I will chat with you all later today or tomorrow. I forgot to mention, we are having a heatwave here in Florida. The temperature is suppose to go up to the 90's today which is unsual for this time of year. Normally in February the temperature is anywhere from the 70's to low 80's. Too bad I am at work and not at the beach enjoying this beautiful day!
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Monday, February 25, 2008
My first challenge
I was browsing the Splitcoast Stampers site and came across all the challenges they post on their blog site. It was very interesting and fun to look at all the wonderful sketches along with other peoples creations. After seeing everyones wonderful work I figured I will give it a try and start participating in their challenges. This card was made using the sketch challenge over at Splitcoast.I started with a simple sketch, SC160. The stamp used was from Danami designs and I stamped it with versa ink (black onyx). The ribbon is from Michaels craft and I used emerald green paper from paper reflections and a green with stripes also from paper reflections. I colored the chicks with tombow markers and than added the fluff from Denami designs. My daughter just loves this card. Using the fluff gives the chicks a fuzzy texture. First I had to put a little crystal lacquer on the chicks than added the fluff. I also added some glitter from Denami designs to the balloons. I'm happy with my first challenge, I wish had more time to get more creative but with the little time I have I become brain dead by 10:30 pm or so. I'm traveling on a business trip on Friday to Aspen and plan to take some of my stamping stuff to work on during the weekend. I have a big event that starts on Sunday but plan to do some stamping and coloring on my down time. My evenings will be free since I don't have to do any school work with my daughter while on my business trip. I'm taking my laptop with me so I will still continue to post and chat with all my Sisters while on my trip.
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I had some free time today since I had a conference and was released early. I decided to do one of my bellas. This is the huggybella. I plan to give this card to my best friend next month for her birthday. She loves the colors brown and green together so I thought it would be a good idea to use those same colors on her card. Not sure if I am going to have time tonight to do any cards but I do plan to read and catch up on some blogs.
Thanks for visiting!
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Friday, February 22, 2008
I am so glad its Friday! I am sure there is alot of us out there that feel the same way. My first grader gets so much homework that most of my evening goes in doing homework, studying sight words and spelling words, plus math work given during the week to prepare for Fridays test. On top of all that we have to read for 30 minutes. Most of the time I am done by 8:30 or 9:00pm. Once I am done with her I clean up the mess from dinner and than I finally have my time which is about 10:30pm or so. This is the time I use to do any of my card creations. I try to be in bed no later than 11:30pm. As you can see I don't have much time to do anything but I try my best to squeeze in some craft time. Last night I finished my winobella card. I had so much fun putting this card together. Like I said before, I just love doing character cards. I colored a few more winobellas I plan to put them together this weekend. I used the following material to put my card together:
Towbow markers and glitter pens for the wine glasses and the wine bottle.
Paper: Michaels (The Paper Co.)
Red starburst translucent
Proxy Flower by making memories
Clear gemstones by heroarts
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
Advice on taking better pictures
Okay, I go to others peoples blog and I see they all have nice pictures of their cards or scrapbooking pages. It seems all the photos I take look dark and blah! Not sure what I am doing wrong. If I put the card in too much lighting it comes out looking too white if I put it in moderate light it looks dull looking. I need some suggestions on taking better pictures of my cards. I worked on these two last night. I know some of my sisters left me comments on the cards thinking they are bellas, the stamp used on the cards were made with the mimi stamps from Danami designs. I did stamp some bella stamps last night, I stamp winobella, I stamped about three of them and plan to color them tonight and maybe even put a card together. In my opinion, I love the character stamps, especially the girly ones. I stamp a few for my six year old daughter last night of winobella and she just sat there and colored away. This was our quiet time last night after an hour or so of homework and studying her spelling words.
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
My Mimi card
Life is beginning to feel like normal again. These past couple of weeks were really long and stressful. Last night I was able to finish up my mimi card. Sometimes I have a hard time picking the background paper. Not sure if its because I don't have the right variety of colors and patterns or if I am just being picky. Well I colored mini with watercolors pencils and than gave it a little touch with the extra fine glitter. I went to a scrapbooking and stamping expo about a week ago and purchased a few glue pens. They are the best. You outline whatever you want to add glitter too than you sprinkle your glitter on top. Works great in small areas. I was able to start on another mimi card. This one is too cute, its mimi at the spa with her two friends. I will post it tomorrow, I still have to finish it. I haven't heard from any of my sisters today. I hope to hear from them soon!
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Tuesday, February 19, 2008
What a weekend!
First of all I promised to give an update on the birthday party I have been planning for the past two months. Well the party finally took place on Sunday. The theme was Strawberry shortcake. Between my daughter and I we made the centerpieces and the thank you cards. They came out really nice. With everything that I had going on I did not take a picture of the centerpieces. I am sure my daughter did, once I get a hold of it I will post it. The party was a huge success. We had about 90+ people there and all our family members did the cooking. I was on my feet from 7am till about 11:30pm or so. I was so tired that I was extremely cranky by the end of the day. I hate to be like that I just wanted a bed and a massage on my feet. I got the bed but not the massage. I had planned to make a couple of cards yesterday but I really had no energy. I was still tired from the party and had to get some house cleaning and yard work that left me little time to have fun. I did manage to put a card together about 10pm after everyone went to bed. I had made this card before at a workshop I had attended but gave it away to a friend. I liked it so much I wanted to do another one so I can add to my collection of samples.
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Friday, February 15, 2008
Its Friday!
Boy am I glad its Friday. Its been a long week for me. I'm planning a big event for next month and finalizing all the small details has me exhausted, not to mention the planning of my grand-daughters birthday this Sunday. I plan to take it easy on Monday and hopefully squeez in time to make a card or two, maybe even three. I hope to hear from more of the sisterhood 12 so I can get to know them all. I hope all you sisters had a Happy Valentines Day yesterday. I decided I did not want to go out and wait 2-3 hours at a restuarant. Instead my hubby and I made a nice dinner and spent it with the family. Here is a card I made using the same butterfly stencil except I just kept it very simple, I loved the look, simple and elegant. Not sure if you can read the wording on the card, it says Let's Chat!
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Thursday, February 14, 2008
Some of my creations!
This is one of the cards I made last week. This week I haven't done much since I'm helping my daughter with the planning of my grand-daughters birthday, she turns 1 on Sunday and we are throwing a big party. I will make sure to post some photos of the party on Monday. Stay tuned! In doing this card I used the dry embossing method and cut out the little critter. In creating my cards I never really jotted down what I used or the steps to put them together. Now that I am blogging more and I am also part of a sisterhood I plan to jot down all the details so I can give more of a description of my cards.
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This Prime Rib has been commercially cooked to an internal temperature of 130F and held there for 118 minutes at a low temperature – it is still very pink in the middle. While it is a cooked product, however, it is designed to be reheated prior to serving.
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Preparation Instructions: Thaw Completely in refrigerator, this can take up to 36 hours. Preheat oven to 350F. Remove from plastic and cover with aluminum foil and place on a drip rack in a roasting pan. Cook at 350F for 2 hours OR until the internal temp is the following temperature for your desired level of doneness.
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First do no harm, that's the motto of absolutely no one this election cycle. It seems that both candidates and their surrogates are doing everything in their power to lose. Recently Bill Clinton let his true feelings for Obamacare slip on the campaign trail.
I'll bet Hillary cringed at this one (from GodsKingdomMinisteries.com and The N.Y. Post):
Bill Clinton has blasted President Obama's signature piece of legislation — ObamaCare — as "the craziest thing in the world."
"You've got this crazy system where all of a sudden, 25 million more people have health care, and then the people who are out there busting it, sometimes 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half and it's the craziest thing in the world," the former president railed at a rally in Michigan on Monday.
Clinton also said the system is hurting moderately successful small businesses — ones that aren't doing poorly enough to be subsidized and fall just above the line.
"On the other hand, the current system works fine if you're eligible for Medicaid, if you're a lower-income working person, if you're already on Medicare or if you get enough subsidies on a modest income that you can afford your health care," Clinton said.
"But the people getting killed in this deal are the small-business people and individuals who make just a little bit too much to get any of these subsidies," he added.
It's not the first time Slick Willie took a jab at Barack Obama. Check out these Clinton gaffes: here and here. Maybe Bill just doesn't want to return to the White House as the first husband. Maybe Hillary is going to make sure all the interns are ugly dudes this time around.
Whatever the reason, Bill Clinton just can't help himself. He's acting like he doesn't want to return to the White House.


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Please familiarise yourself with why we have ES6 Modules and its terminology as it going to help you to understand some of the issues we will be discussing here. The article, An Introduction To JavaScript ES6 Modules is a good place to start.
We can write perfectly functioning code, that is simple, readable and optimised. But when it comes to testing, it adds another dimension to your code and changes the way you would approach coding. Those who have developed in C#, you know why we need Interfaces and implementing it will change the way you approach writing your code.
The following issues are known pain points when it comes to testing ES6 modules:
- Named Exports
- Multiple Exports
We will use a Warehouse example, which uses Mocha, Sinon and Chai, to explore how we can rewrite the code to get them to pass the above mentioned pain points, and still have them function properly. Although the title mentions spying, the idea is that if you can Spy then you should be able to Stub and Mock.


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Health Techuity in Cardiovascular Care @SXSWMar 11, 2019
A panel on Health Techuity on Cardiovascular care was led today by Ann Marie Navar, MD, PhD from the Duke Clinical Research Institute and the American Heart Association Center for Health Technology and Innovation. Dr. Navar was joined Abner Mason from Consejo Sano/Health Tech for Medicaid, Rhonda Mundhenk from Lone Star Circle of Care, and Ronny Hashmonay from Novartis. The panel engaged in an interesting conversation around the best and most equitable use the technology and can be used by all.
While technology adoption is growing, there is still a digital divide. Health Techuity is a Center for Health Technology and Innovation initiative is designed to close the gaps by ensuring that everyone can benefit from technology. This starts with ensuring that people have access to technology and that the technology will result in a better health outcome. One of the greatest medical advancements of our lifetime may turn out to be the smart phone. It can do some incredible things, but not everyone has access to a smartphone, but cell phones have become ubiquitous. The Center for Health Technology and Innovation is working with the Office of Health Equity on a variety of projects designed to improve access to care, knowledge, communication, and decision making. We are developing content and care plans that can support voice and text, so even if the person does not have the latest smart phone or wearable device, they can still access the information.
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Genres: Sci-Fi Romance
Published by Loose-ID
Released on December 26, 2017
Format: eARC
Source: Publisher
A cunning and clever Faren warrioress relic hunter joins forces with a fearless and ruthless Coletti warlord to rescue her father from relic thieves and save a powerful relic from getting into the wrong hands. Sci-fi action, spicy characters, a quirky cast of alien characters, a mouthwatering hero and a sassy heroine round out some of the reasons I grabby hands each new entry in this series. Light and fun yet seasoned with some sizzle.
Crossing Quinn is the eighth of the Coletti Warlords series. It could be read out of order, but works best in order since the hero, Quinn, has been a regular as have several of the minor characters. The plot itself will stand alone nicely.
Xenia is the daughter of a Berserker and a Faran. She has the best gifts from both races and loves her quirky parents and their family relic discovery work dearly. Betrayal nearly takes it all away from her and now Xenia is on the path of retribution while working to keep her parents and the galaxy safe. This requires her to finally give in to the Coletti Overlord's demand that she join with one of his warlords and help the Coletti Empire. Quinn the Overlord's hunter is ruthless and unshakeable and she needs him now. Xenia discovers he's not quite what she thought and might actually be the male of her dreams.
I enjoyed Xenia's spunkiness and her clever wit as well as the banter between her and Quinn. Quinn can be a domineering hot head, but he seems to have matured quite a bit over the course of the series and now is a great blend of tempered strength and restraint. He quickly sees the treasure that Xenia is and seeks to both follow his orders from the Overlord and help her with her quest. Now, its not so easy for this pair of strong-willed types and of course some of the dregs and baddies of the galaxy are set on getting the powerful relic no matter what and will destroy her family to have it.
This was exciting, but perfectly paced. I read it quickly and was engrossed the entire time. I wasn't sure how it would go since a major story arc finished out in the last book, but this new one was fantastic and captivated my interest right away. Loved the comedic moments mostly provided by Xenia's oddball mother and, yes, Adan gets big screen time to wreck his particular brand of havoc. In fact, though Xenia and her parents are new additions, the story brings a few fun regulars into the mix. Fist pump for Uncle Saul (incidentally, we need a bit of silver fox romancing there, some day).
Speaking of romancing, I loved that though this was a very action-oriented piece that there was some good development of why Quinn and Xenia were great for each other. They are both fighters and have guts, but they share a love for history and preserving it. It was sweet, but the pair were also pretty combustible together, too.
All in all, this was a fantastic installment of the series and might have passed up Vexing Voss and Wulf and the Bounty Hunter as my favorite story. I recommend this book and series to those who appreciate light comedic sci-fi romance.
My thanks to the author and Loose ID for the opportunity to read this book in exchange for an honest review.
because it's sci-fi I'm not sure it's for me but it's nice to see you had a great time with it!
Oh, it was definitely a fun one. The language is tech-lite so it might be okay for you, Melliane. 🙂
Love seeing a character grow over a series and finally get their book. These do sound good 🙂
They are utter fun, Anna. Total light-weight stuff that just makes me laugh so much. 🙂
I haven't heard of this author before thanks Sophia Rose and its a genre that I love too
She's growing a fan base and its harder I think because of complications with publishing houses closing, but I still get a kick out of her books and am happy to get the word out.
Sounds interesting. I'll have to check out the series. Thank's for putting it on my radar.
Oh, you bet, Angela. Always happy to make the introductions. 🙂
This sounds like it has a lot of great elements. I am so glad you enjoyed it, Sophia Rose!
Loaded with over the top antics and fun in an action-packed alien romance series. I enjoy these to give me a pick me up when I want something light-hearted. 🙂
Strong-willed characters and good banter … yep, that's what I look for. 😉
It's a great blend for me. I laugh at their back and forth antics. The heroines are pretty strong and smarter than the heroes most of the time. 🙂
I'm not familiar with this series, but I do love sci-fi with humor. This sounds like something I would enjoy. Great review.
Melanie @ Hot Listens & Rabid Reads
I'm glad to introduce you. I would put her books in a similar tone and spirit as Eve Langlais' earlier alien series. Just fun with some adventure and spice.
I hand't heard of this series before, but it sounds good! It's nice when a character who was a side character in previous books gets his own story. I love some good banter. I actually read a contemporary romance book this week that had some great banter. It can be hard sometimes to find a book with really well done banter. Nice to hear Quinn's character matured a bit over the course of the series. Seems this book has a good story, action and romance!
You are so right. It's great to get some good banter and see a character really grow over the course of a series.


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Devonshire-Style Cream
approximately 2 cups (500 ml)
10 minutes
- ⅓ cup (75 g) mascarpone cheese
- 1 tbsp (14 g) butter, room temperature
- ¾ cup (190 ml) heavy cream
- ¼ cup (50 g) Redpath® Granulated Sugar
- 2 tsp (10 ml) lemon juice
- ¼ tsp (2 g) salt
Redpath Baking School - Earl Grey Scones with Devonshire-style Cream
In the bowl of a stand mixer, using the whisk attachment, whip mascarpone cheese and butter until smooth. Add heavy cream, the Redpath® Granulated Sugar, lemon juice, and salt. Start on slow speed until it just comes together, slowly increasing the speed to high until mixture becomes thick; about 5 minutes.
Transfer to a jar with a tight fitting lid or an airtight container and chill in the refrigerator until ready to use. Can be stored in the fridge for up to a week.
*Place bowl and whisk attachment into the freezer to chill. This ensures the heavy cream stays cold and whips up properly.
*For maximum volume and smoother texture, ensure heavy cream is cold (straight from the fridge, if possible) when whipped.
*Use as a spread on scones, toast, or to garnish fresh summer berries.
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| 3.7°C Dublin
Here are five of the best Irish jokes, according to the Daily Telegraph.
1. Mary Clancy goes up to Father O'Grady after his Sunday morning service, and she's in tears.
He says, "So what's bothering you, Mary my dear?"
She says, "Oh, Father, I've got terrible news. Me husband passed away last night."
The priest says, "Oh, Mary, that's terrible. Tell me, did he have any last requests?"
She says, "That he did, Father …"
The priest says, "What did he ask, Mary?"
She says, "He said, "Please Mary, put down that damn gun."
2. A scuffle started in the local one Friday night. Words were exchanged, then insults and finally blows. Bottles, glasses, people, flew through the air and Casey ended up being hit in the face by a sharp piece of glass which cut off his nose.
'Stick his nose back on and hold it with your hand,' ordered McGinty. 'And we'll get him to the hospital.'
Out into the street they flew to be greeted by sheets of rain pelting down.
Quickly they bundled the injured man along and into the casualty department.
'Will he live?' inquired the boys.
Too late,' said the doctor, 'he's a goner.'
'Was it loss of blood?' asked Finbar.
'No, he drowned. You put his nose on upside down,' sighed the doc.
3. Murphy had asked Casey for the hand of his daughter in wedlock.
'And can you support a family?' asked Casey.
'I think so,' replied Murphy.
'Well. There's six of us, you know,' said the future father-in-law.
4. Murphy had studied the facts carefully and had come up with the following conclusions.
The odds against being on a plane which had a bomb on board were 10,000 to 1.
However, the odds against being on a plane which had two bombs on board were 10,000,000 to 1.
'That settles it,' he said. 'From now on, every time I fly I'm taking a bomb with me!'
5. 'Is that the Liverpool Echo?' said Patrick.
'It is.'
'How much would it be to put an ad in your paper?'
'Five pounds an inch,' replied the receptionist.
Too dear!' snapped Patrick.
'Why? What are you selling?'
'A ten-foot ladder,' said the Irishman, and banged the phone down.


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Hi, I recently bought a laptop that had the HDD removed for obvious reasons. It turned out to have an HDD password set in the Bios. I have tried to reset this but it has added the password to two successive drives I put in . Now I have two new drives with unknown passwords and no idea as to what it is. How can I remove it and get to use them on any laptop without an HDD password? Also, can I remove the dreaded Bios HDD password from the Bios. It's an Acer 5315 ICL50. Cheers, Rob.
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DepicT! '18 winning shorts – Available for bookings free of charge on DVD and DCP.
Watershed invites exhibitors (cinemas, festivals, community cinemas, etc…) to showcase the winning DepicT! '18 super shorts free of charge on DCP (or DVD). Depict is Watershed's international short film online competition challenging filmmakers from all over the globe to create tiny shorts of 90 secs or less.
DepicT! has been running since 1998 as part of Encounters Festival (Bristol, UK) – one of the world's leading international festival for short film, animation and virtual reality, and also an official gateway to the world's most prestigious awards; the Academy Awards®, BAFTAs and the European Film Awards.
How does it work:
– The DepicT! '18 winning shorts below are now BBFC certificated; screen them either in front of a feature film run or as you see fit.
– Download images here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0xnm36qnki1sw5i/AACaoxx4m1M9Vk0MOk7CWKXxa?dl=0
– To book the films, fill in this (very) short form.
– Please let audiences know that the 2019 DepicT! call for entries will open on depict.org and filmfreeway.com/depict in the new year. Deadline for entries: 1st July either 2019.
– After your, screening, please email the number of admissions and any feedback to: email@example.com
For those of you that organise short film nights, note that the full 2018 shortlist and Best of DepicT! is available for bookings on DVD. We also regularly create tailor made selections from the archive for festivals. Dig into the archive and don't hesitate to get in touch with Clare Leczycki if you have a specific request or query: email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Main DepicT! Award:
HEAD OVER HEELS U, Leonid Grigurko, Russia, 2018 (01:23)
An Earth girl experiences an unearthly dream.
The DepicT! Special Mention:
ECHO 15, Aimie Willemse, UK, 2018 (01:44)
A girl exploring an abandoned tunnel alone, hears someone… or something else in the dark with her.
Depict The Royal Photographic Society:
TRAUM(A) NOVELLA PG, Francesco Faralli, Italy, 2018 (01:15)
Why going to the hairdresser is becoming a nightmare…
Channel 4 Random Acts:
PORTRAIT OF A PAINTER PG, Euan Gilmour, UK 2018 (01:45)
A creatively blocked artist discovers her most recent painting has a darker nature then she expected.
Shooting People Audience Award:
ESCAPE U, Anton Dushkin, Russia, 2018 (01.27)
Simple everyday routines provide an escape from distress in this animated tale of careworn housewife.
Rolling Pitch Pot up to £2,000 to support audience development projects, including innovative approaches to creating collective viewing experiences and meaningful engagement with audiences online
Film Hub South West remains open and the team are available to discuss your projects or any concerns you may have about Film Hub support in the coming months.
Deadline for Big Screen open call funding extended to 1st May to give members more time to respond to current situation.


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Do you have a preschool or elementary age child? This shamrock sun catcher is the perfect craft to make with them – all you need is a paper plate, green tissue paper, scissors, glue, green ribbon, and this printable shamrock template.
Then, follow the directions found on this blog, to create your own St. Patrick's Day Shamrock Sun Catcher, and let's hope we start seeing the sun a lot more after this very cold snowy winter! More sun = Melting snow!!!
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What adulterants drug testing centers test?
Adulterants are substances that detect any substitution or tampering of urine. Drug Testing Centers check specimen validity by testing urine temperature, color, smell, creatinine, nitrite, pH, specific gravity and other oxidizing agents. The temperature is tested within 4 minutes after urine collection. Smell and color are checked too. Creatinine, pH, specific gravity, nitrite, and oxidizing agents are included in the cup and any result outside the normal range is retested.
Creatinine is a chemical waste product produced by muscle metabolism. If you run a marathon or exercise excessively right before your drug testing, your creatinine will be out of normal range. Diuretics or excessive liquid drinking also cause low creatine in urine and a sign that you have been detoxing.
pH levels show acidity and alkalinity in urine. Any result outside 4.0 - 9.0 range means adulteration has occurred.
Specific gravity measures the donor/employee state of hydration and dehydration. Values out of range indicated diluted urine.
Nitrite testing is usually done to test the nitrate-reducing bacteria that causes urinary tract infection. If positive it could cause a false positive result.
Oxidants strips test for bleach and hydrogen peroxide substances.
Glutaraldehyde detects the consumption of detox products on the market that falsely claims to detox your body faster. Normal urine does not contain glutaraldehyde and a positive result means your urine was altered.
What are false positive and false negative results?
False positive and false negative results are erroneous results, and re-testing is requested. If med techs suspect that your result is not accurate or tampered, your urine will be sent to advanced testing where drugs can be detected at lower concentrations and more specific than the screening cup.
All drug testing cups are tested with positive and negative controls to ensure validity, test specificity, and accuracy. False positive and false negative results are always investigated further with advanced testing.
False positive- your result is positive instead of negative due to other substances or conditions that altered the test results.
False negative- your result is negative instead of positive due to other substances or conditions that altered the test results.
False positive or negative test results may occur when the cassette is contaminated, expired, or wrong specimen and/or procedure is used.
When testing with our product, medicines or other types of drugs at 100ng/mL concentration cannot cause a false positive or false negative result (See package insert).What can change my test result?
- Diluted urine or adding adulterants cause inaccurate results
- Expired cassette: check expiration before testing
- Medicine for pain such as ibuprofen, hemp products, or other prescription drugs may cause a false positive result. Always read the manufacturer's package insert - Non-crossing compounds. There you will find a list of substances or drugs that may interact at certain concentrations with your actual drug testing
- Old urine; test immediately after opening the pouch
- Storage temperature: THC cassettes should be stored between 36-86°F (2-30°C)
It is important to bring the specimen and cassette at room temperature before testing.
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Lucinda Williams
In celebration of the 20th anniversary of her highly-influential masterpiece, Car Wheels On A Gravel Road, three-time Grammy award winner Lucinda Williams will perform the album in its entirety, followed by a second set of songs from throughout her remarkable career. The Car Wheels On A Gravel Road set will feature visual elements to enhance the storyteller style Williams has used for the special performances
Pitchfork recently revisited the music by sharing an in-depth album review and Rolling Stone spotlighted Williams' revered work in an interview feature. You can learn more about Car Wheels On A Gravel Road's lasting impact via this extensive Billboard feature and also read a thoughtful, insightful essay about the album's influence by Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield in Stereogum.
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Dhanraj Pillay is a field hockey player and former captain of the Indian hockey team. Dhanraj Pillay's debut in international hockey was in 1989 when he represented the Nation in the Allwyn Asia Cup in New Delhi. Dhanraj Pillay, whose hockey profile spanned from December 1989 to August 2004, played 339 international matches. He scored around 170 goals in his career. He is the only player to have played in four Olympics, four World Cups, four Champions Trophies and four Asian Games. India won the 1998 Asian Games and 2003 Asia Cup under his captaincy. He is the recipient of India's highest sporting honour, the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award for the year 1999-2000. He was awarded the Padma Shri, a civilian award in 2000. He was the winning captain of the victorious Asian Games 2002 hockey team. He was awarded the player of the tournament award in the 2002 Champions trophy held at Cologne, Germany.
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Below is the schedule and seeding matchups for the Big East Tournament:
As long as we don't fall past 6th in the Big East, it'll take three wins for us to win the conference championship. If the season ended today, we'd be a 5 seed playing Xavier. With a win, we'd be playing Nova next. With another win there, we'd be in the championship to most likely play Creighton. So, yeah. Let's just be glad the season doesn't end today – because in that scenario, it's hard to picture us getting past the second game, let alone the first.
Building off our earlier prediction, two wins in the Big East Tournament would give us two possible records: 19-15 or 20-14. However, in last years' NCAA Tournament, there were no 14+ loss teams that got in without winning their conference championship. The ones that did so winning their conference title were North Carolina A&T (19-16), Liberty (15-20), Western Kentucky (20-15) and James Madison (20-14) – all were 16-seeds, and besides WKU, all were play-ins. So, if we aren't going to win the Big East Tournament, we simply cannot get to 14 losses. That means if we go 5-3 down the stretch, giving us 13 losses heading into the conference tournament, we would have to win it to get into the NCAA's. Just in case someone forgot: anyone who wins their conference tournament gets an automatic ticket to March Madness.
If we go 6-2 or 7-1 down this stretch, we could afford to lose in the conference tournament – but we'd have to pick up a quality win or two either during or before the tournament. That'd put us at either 12 or 13 losses. There were five 12-13 loss teams in the tournament last year: 9 seed Villanova (20-13), 11 seed Minnesota (20-12), 7 seed Illinois (22-12), and 15 seeds Iona (20-13) and Pacific (22-12). Iona and Pacific won their conference titles, so let's kick them out of the equation. That leaves us with Nova, Minnesota and the Illini. Let's take a look at their resumes heading into the NCAA's last year:
- 7 seed in Big East Tournament out of 14 teams
- Won first game in BE tourney against St. John's by 13, lost to Louisville next game by 19 (quarterfinals)
- Quality wins: Louisville, Syracuse, Marquette, Georgetown
- 9 seed out of 11 teams in Big Ten Tournament
- Lost to Illinois by 2 in first round of BT tourney
- Quality wins: Memphis, Michigan State, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana
- 8 seed out of 11 teams in Big Ten Tournament
- Beat Minnesota by 2 in first round, lost to Indiana by 16 in second round
- Quality wins: Butler, Gonzaga, Ohio State, Indiana, Minnesota (twice)
Only looking at the three teams' conference tournament seeding, record and tournament outcome, their resumes aren't very good. However, it's the quality wins that sets them apart, which is exactly what Marquette is lacking at the moment. If we finish the season with our quality wins as Georgetown, Providence, and George Washington, our resume won't compare to those above, and we won't get into the tournament. So, we have to get a few more quality wins to jump into legitimate consideration. Opportunities to do so include upcoming games against Xavier, Creighton, Providence and Villanova, along with the potential matchups against these teams in the Big East Tourney.
To finish the season with 10 losses, we'd have to pull off an 11-0 run in our last 11 games. Considering who we're facing (and who we could potentially be facing in the BET), that's simply not going to happen. To finish with 11 losses, we'd have to either go 7-1 down the stretch and win the BET, or go 8-0 and lose at some point in the BET. Highly unlikely either scenario will happen.
So, to draw conclusions based off our ideas:
If Marquette goes 4-4 or worse down the stretch, they're not making the NCAA's unless they (somehow) win the Big East Tournament.
If Marquette goes 5-3 down the stretch, again, the only way to get into March Madness will be to win the Big East Tournament.
If Marquette goes 6-2 or better down the stretch, they can afford to lose one game in the Big East Tournament – but beforehand, they must pick up a quality win or two. The losses also must be to good teams, and Marquette needs to still impress somehow in those games. At 21-13 with quality wins and a hot streak, they could sneak in as a low seed or play-in.
If Marquette goes 7-1 in their last eight games, beating either Creighton or Villanova during this stretch, and wins at least two games in the BET (with at least one over a good team), they would be getting very serious consideration for March Madness.
Not necessarily a lock in any of these cases, proving that winning the Big East Tournament is the only sure way we'll get in. To make the NCAA's without winning their conference championship, Marquette's going to have to impress and pick up quality wins in the postseason and these final regular season games.
The Predictions Are…
We think Marquette will go either 4-4 or 5-3 down the stretch. They will lose to both Villanova and Creighton, and then to a worse team or two, just as they've been doing all year. They will then win one game at the most in the Big East Tournament. With that said, Marquette will not make the NCAA Tournament due to poor record and lack of quality wins.
Trust me, I'd absolutely love to see Marquette pull a miracle run and get in. But based on what we've seen all year, it's extremely unlikely it happens. Sorry, guys. This just isn't our year.
Let's not end on such a depressing note. Here's some Ahmed Hill highlights. And some Luke Fischer tape, too. Hey, look! Sandy Cohen is a great dunker! …and a 2014 Marquette commit too!
In all seriousness, just know that if Villanova or Creighton get upset early in the BET, there's a chance we pull off a miracle run. Cross your fingers, #mubb fans.
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