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Monday, 6 March 2017
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133 comments:
Beautiful card Sue, brightens up my very cold dull Monday morning. Love the Mauritius die.
Steph, hope Andy is feeling better, you take care too.
Elaine, my daily hugs to you, Andrew and Helen, truly a family standing together.
Laine, it doesn't hurt to have a lazy day after you have been unwell. Yvonne, hope the migraine has gone now.
All this chat of paper strikers, tree huggers and rope strokers, has had me in stitches, you are a funny diverse bunch of ladies but that is what makes the world go round.
Tracey I hope you had a lovely day, your Graeme is definitely a star.
Hugs to all missing and poorly friends, missing you all.
Have a good day everyone.
- 6 March 2017 at 06:01
- email@example.com said...
Morning Sue.
A beautiful card so different, Thank you.
Take care and have fun Kitty.
- 6 March 2017 at 06:03
- hettygarlick said...
That's a beautiful classy card. I like using the embossed side of things sometimes, and with the gilding polish on it this looks lovely. Love the Mauritius die too. It's one of my favourites.
- 6 March 2017 at 06:06
- auscrafts said...
Love the Mauritius die ,beautiful card
- 6 March 2017 at 06:08
- Unknown said...
Good morning Sue
This is a very decadent card and so beautiful
June x
- 6 March 2017 at 06:11
- cr@fty said...
Good morning Sue
Gorgeous card! At first, I thought you had used backing paper from your stash, then read that you had used gilding polish on an embossed piece of card! Wow! It's beautiful............. now where's my gilding polish lol!
Hugs x
Heather T
- 6 March 2017 at 06:11
Morning Sue, I think that my iPad is sulking as it won't show your pictures but it reads beautifully, so I will come back to it later. I was so happy that I could blog early too. Enjoy your day everyone. Wrap up warm. Hugs X P Austen
- 6 March 2017 at 06:16
- Muriel said...
Hello Sue and all
How rich and luxurious looking your card is today. The black shadows always bring out the designs so well, really must have a play with my edgers, they look so lovely.
Muriel x
- 6 March 2017 at 06:17
- BridgetCG said...
Hello Sue, this card is lovely, and as you say it does have a vintage look, very filigree and lacy. Have a great day all. Bx
- 6 March 2017 at 06:23
- Steph Cotterill said...
Another week begins here Sue. Can't think of any better way to start my Monday.
Thank you Pam.
As soon as today's card loaded into my phone my first thought was that this looks strong and almost regal like, the way you've designed the dies that sit on that wonderful background so strong looking makes the whole sample look majestic. Isn't it strange how there are over 100 comments left each day and we all see something different. Wow. I love this card, and your inspiration.
Have a good day Sue, duty calls, but not before I leave you with a hug xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 06:26
- June Smith said...
Morning Sue and all Wilsonettes, a stunner of a card today, yes like the vintage look and the stripped edger and Mauritius dies complete this really nicely.
Had busy weekend made (of finished off) 7 birthday/anniversary cards, including the candy machine, so it is off to the post office today, I am hoping it will arrive at my granddaughters without getting broken.
I have a gp visit, just routine, this morning and then off for a luxury afternoon tea with the other 3 ladies who all had their knees replaced the same time as me, it will be lovely to catch up with them again and compare.
Keep up all this hilarious banter ladies, it makes my day.
Special hugs to all that need them, yes you know who you are.
Stay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 06:35
- Chris said...
Hi Sue
A lovely vintage looking card, I love what you have done with the embossing and gilding polish.
Chris xx
- 6 March 2017 at 06:39
- CraftySuetoo said...
Good morning Sue. A very opulent looking card today, using the debossed side of the card for the background gives it a different look.
I'm on Pam's echo wagon again today. Hugs to all. Sue xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 06:39
- Jan on the Fosse said...
A Good Monday Morning Sue.
Beautiful,to me these dies really make this card look just like antique lace.
Jan x
- 6 March 2017 at 06:40
- TDQ Karen said...
Beautiful card, love the look of the polished black card background xx
- 6 March 2017 at 06:53
- Craftynetty said...
A very classy, elegant card today Sue.
- 6 March 2017 at 06:59
- Unknown said...
Wonderful antique style card! Love gilding polish. Debra x
- 6 March 2017 at 07:00
- Dolly Daydream said...
Morning Sue,
A very rich elegant and I feel slightly Art Deco looking card, really loving the gilding polish background on black card. The Mauritius die is a favourite of min and the pearl edging finishes it off beautifully..
Have a good Monday everyone.
Dawn Searle xx
- 6 March 2017 at 07:03
- Janice K said...
Good morning Sue,
A beautiful card that looks so ornate and expensive. The Mauritius die is stunning. X
- 6 March 2017 at 07:03
- Denise Bryant said...
gorgeous details with these dies!
- 6 March 2017 at 07:06
Love that background, Sue, a really classy card and the Mauritius die is quite special. Had a look at my gilding waxes which appeared from nowhere yesterday, all dried up so attention needed!
Laine, thanks for the laughs again - missing your best buddy too. As for Harry, he looks a bit like a stunned Welsh boyo rugby prop with his swollen nose, two dark eyes from dilated pupils, and a cut-off ear from his earlier days (pre coming to us) when he was given the chop, so to speak, in a feral neutering programme and ear-tipped to show he had been 'done'. No pin-up but sooo gorgeous! Still a happy little man.
Echoing Pam again.
'P' in Wales
- 6 March 2017 at 07:06
- Unknown said...
Dear Sue and Die Cutups,
June Fletcher captured this so well with the word decadent. I also like how the embossed-only edger under the black and milk die cuts make it look so much more complex. This reminds me to include Enchanted Gold Gilding Polish in my next order from your North American retailer Ecstacy Crafts. Also, thanks for letting us know to distress with sandpaper AFTER gilding.
Another word about the first of Sunday's two cards. The design would work well with any sentiment and any detail inside the central tags. I'm thinking especially of the word love that comes with the Jeweled Heart, with assorted hearts on the top and bottom tags.
I haven't heard from my fellow Rhode Island member so I might look her up and call her Monday.
Wishing everyone an excellent.
- 6 March 2017 at 07:09
- Netty The Runner said...
Really elegant card Sue.
Annette x
- 6 March 2017 at 07:11
- Unknown said...
GM Sue. Quite a dramatic card today. Love it.
- 6 March 2017 at 07:15
- nancyd said...
Morning Sue, a very elegant and decadent card as June said I love it.
Nancyd xx
- 6 March 2017 at 07:17
- JAO said...
Fab card Sue.
- 6 March 2017 at 07:17
- Unknown said...
Morning Sue a very elegant card i love the gold gilding polish on the black.i love the mauritius die it looks like lace .
Have a good day Catherine xx
- 6 March 2017 at 07:23
- hazel young said...
Lovely card xx hazel
- 6 March 2017 at 07:26
- Rose in Chester said...
Hi Sue,
This card is a stunner, just sheer elegance. This is because (in my eyes) of the dies used, Mauritius, one of my all time favourites (and it will remain that) and the complimentary striped swirl edger. And then black background with highlights of gold - well there's nothing more to be said . FABULOUS!
Hugs, Rose
- 6 March 2017 at 07:31
Hi Sue
Lovely antique style card. Thanks for sharing.
Have a great day everyone.
- 6 March 2017 at 07:31
- Jackie T said...
Good morning Sue today's card is gorgeous I love the design and the dies are amazing. Have a great day today. Take care. Hugs Jackie
- 6 March 2017 at 07:34
- Suemac said...
A beautifully elegant card
- 6 March 2017 at 07:35
Morning Sue, A very rich and elegant card today. Love the way you have used the deboss side of the card.
Love Rosemarie X X
- 6 March 2017 at 07:46
- Barbara Gosden said...
Hi Sue
A beautiful card.
B xx
- 6 March 2017 at 07:46
Good Morning Sue
A really elegant card for the start of the week using the lovely Mauritius die.
Lesley S x
- 6 March 2017 at 07:46
Morning Sue,
A beautiful elegant card
Carol xx
- 6 March 2017 at 07:50
- Jennie - The Crafty Wife said...
What's lovely idea using the gilding wax on the black card, definitely something to incorporate into those pesky men's card. Yup a decidedly vintage feel today.
- 6 March 2017 at 07:50
- Chris Curry said...
This is what you call a very smart and. I love how you have used the Mauritius die. Have a good day Sue, thank you. Xx
- 6 March 2017 at 07:52
- Chris Curry said...
This is what you call a very smart and. I love how you have used the Mauritius die. Have a good day Sue, thank you. Xx
- 6 March 2017 at 07:52
- PharmacyMichele said...
Lovely card, very classy & elegant.
- 6 March 2017 at 07:56
A lovely card to start the week with, more
ideas to use!!
Doreen x
- 6 March 2017 at 08:00
- marg said...
Good Morning Sue
A very rich and elegant card today, love the wax on the embossing folder!
Love Marg
- 6 March 2017 at 08:03
- hollyberry said...
Beautiful card.
- 6 March 2017 at 08:03
- ahappycrafter50 said...
Gilding polish does make embossing go 'wow' and I've been practising since I've picked up a few tips from John Lockwood. This is a lovely card.
- 6 March 2017 at 08:03
- lydia jordan said...
Morning Sue,
Lovely sunny day here in Kent, matches your gorgeous card.
Have a good day.
- 6 March 2017 at 08:05
Hi Sue - love the gilding wax on the card. It's very opulent and gorgeous. Best wishes
- 6 March 2017 at 08:07
- Anne said...
Such an elegant card today, Sue.
Anne (Northampton)
- 6 March 2017 at 08:08
- Jan.moogie said...
Wow love that antique backing another stunning card Sue, have a great day. hugs xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- 6 March 2017 at 08:08
- Laura O said...
Another great card. Laura O
- 6 March 2017 at 08:22
- Marianne's Craftroom said...
Loving the vintage look today
- 6 March 2017 at 08:27
- nattyboots said...
A beautiful luxurious card today Sue , just beautiful
June enjoy your catch up
I am jumping on Pams echo wagon, thank you Pam.
Take care and big hugs to all who need one.
Elaine H X
- 6 March 2017 at 08:36
- Kim Dibben said...
Stunning card Sue xx love the gilding wax background xx love Kim D
- 6 March 2017 at 08:36
Hi Sue,
What a dramatic card for us today - love the colour scheme and both dies are favourites too, so much so that every other woman in my life is getting a Mauritius birthday card this year, but every one different as there's so many ways to use this die set..
June - have a wonderful afternoon tea when you meet up with the other knee op ladies and compare your progress...
- 6 March 2017 at 08:44
- SueJ said...
Lovely card Sue, the gilding polish really lifts it.
- 6 March 2017 at 08:46
- Jean Z said...
Hi Sue, love this look very dramatic . love Jean Z xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 08:48
Good morning Sue,
A very elegant & decadent card today. Yvonne xx
- 6 March 2017 at 08:49
A striking card, loving the gilding polish effect. This card just shows that you don't need much sometimes, just let the dies themselves do the work. Less is more! Thank you Sue.
- 6 March 2017 at 08:50
Morning Sue
A very rich elegant card today,very nice.
Best wishes everyone
Karen M
- 6 March 2017 at 08:57
- Pussycats said...
Good Morning Sue and all. Beautiful card this morning and the back ground finished of with Gilding polish makes the card look expensive. Wendy
- 6 March 2017 at 08:59
- Yorks butterfly said...
Morning Sue, like the way you have used the Gilding Polish and sanded it to give a vintage feel, will be trying this.
- 6 March 2017 at 09:01
- Kate's Cards said...
Lovely! A real Victoriana look.
- 6 March 2017 at 09:08
- Barbara said...
Beautiful card!
very elegant and Victorian looking. The gilding polish leaves a lovely effect, very pretty.
- 6 March 2017 at 09:13
- Marion Scott said...
Good morning Sue, today's card is very elegant. Love the Mauritius die, still one of my favourites.
Marion S xx
- 6 March 2017 at 09:15
- Unknown said...
Lovely card, I have those dies too so an extra idea to use them, thank you x
- 6 March 2017 at 09:18
- BenteS said...
Lovely card, so elegant!
- 6 March 2017 at 09:19
- Pat L said...
Hi Sue
Stunning card, the gilding polish certainly makes the embossing stand out and I do like the look of the Mauritius die might have to add it to my wish list!!
June hope you have a lovely afternoon tea with the other ladies
Pam echoing you again today
Maureen, Norah, Wheelybad, Nanna Tina and Tina T missing you all and hope you're ok, please come back soon
Love and hugs to everyone
- 6 March 2017 at 09:31
- Unknown said...
Stunner today sue love this die its so pretty and the colour combo is fab thank you
Love always June horrocks xxxxxx
- 6 March 2017 at 09:43
- SassySaz said...
Morning Sue, a lovely sunny one here. A beautiful card, I love the gilding polish it adds so much depth to any embossing folder xx
- 6 March 2017 at 09:44
- Ann said...
Hi Sue
Beautiful Vintage elegant card today.
Hugs to all
Annx without an "e"
- 6 March 2017 at 09:44
- Bejay said...
Morning, Sue,
What a stunner! It's really brightened up my mood. Right now I'm sitting with the lump that is my dog asleep on my lap trying to look out the window. The rain is so heavy that I can't see a thing. Ah well, it looks like I'll have to clean the bathroom...or just stay in the craft room lol.
Bejay xx
- 6 March 2017 at 09:56
- Princess Pixie! said...
Morning Sue
Oh wow. This such a sumptuous beauty. Dark and mysterious - just like me. Lol x
I am really out of the loop my friends. Worst migraine ever over weekend. Really has floored me x
Lots of love to all - especially my besties x
Take care
Crafty hugs
Yvonne x
- 6 March 2017 at 09:57
Hello Sue
this is such an elegant card but perhaps a little dark for me I seem to be going through a phase of making simple cards on a white background. Your happy die and shadow box accessories are my go to dies at the moment. June enjoy your afternoon tea. Hugs to everyone.
- 6 March 2017 at 10:01
- Val Jones said...
Beautiful card Sue. The Mauritius die is still a firm favourite of mine.
Love Val in Spain xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 10:02
- karenlotty said...
The gilding wax on black card and the debossed side is a beautiful effect and very dramatic Lovely card
- 6 March 2017 at 10:03
- Nannieflash said...
Good Morning Sweet Sue, a beautiful card this morning love the embossed background with the gilding polish on. hug sShirleyxxxx
- 6 March 2017 at 10:04
- Kiraneries said...
Hi Sue, a beautiful card. Very elegant and I love the gilding wax on the debossed background.
- 6 March 2017 at 10:05
- KarinsArtScrap said...
it's beautiful Sue
Gr Karin
- 6 March 2017 at 10:06
- dizy said...
Lovely card x
- 6 March 2017 at 10:09
- Unknown said...
Morning sue
Love the vintagey look on this one could def use a similar look for a guy too. I love using gilding polish but I do love the smell of it whilst using it lol.
Def a winner this one.
Had a lovely day yesterday was spoilt rotten.
No craft goodies as they couldn't fathom out what I had or hadn't got so I got money to get it myself lol.
Janice has a friend who does painting and had a canvas made for me with my pet cat who was put to sleep 6 years ago an it broke my heart. It also had a red admiral butterfly on it to symbolise my dad.
I got so emotional it was the best gift ever. I so wish I could let u all see it it's stunning x
Love to all xx
- 6 March 2017 at 10:30
- Unknown said...
To My Wonderful Dear Friend Sue,
What Can One Say Sue, But Yet Once Again Another Truly "WOW" Card
I've Got All The Fabulous Products To Replicate "This Truly Tremendous Card" Just Outstanding.
Its Rich, Magical, Any Recipient Would Just Love To Receive This Remarkable Card....
Products Used:-
"The Exquisite Jacobean Floral Embossing Folder"
"The Mauritius Die Set"
'The Striped Swirl Edger"
"Enchanted Gold Gilding Polish"
"Double Strip Cream Pearls"
"Black, Gold, Milk, Foundation Card"
Today's Card:-
Is Just "Truly Stupendous" I Just Love The Fabulous Colour Combination As Your Aware I Love Using
Black Card, I Love How You've Created A Vintage Look To Your Elegant Card By Taking A Piece Of Black Card
And Placing It In Your "Jacobean Embossing Folder" Which Has Remarkable Detail, Sue You Decided To Use The
Debossed Side Of Your Card, (Still Such Great Detail) Then You Went Over Your Embossed Card With
"The Luxurious Enchanted Gold Gilding Polish" Sue Then You Slightly Sanded The Top And Edges Of Your Card
To Create A More Distressed Look, It Looks So Very Scrumptious Just Love It.
Sue Then You Cut Out Four "Striped Swirl Edgers" Two In Black Two In Milk Foundation Card, Using The Black Edgers
As Shadow For The Milk Edgers, Then Using The Same Die Again Twice But This Time You Just Embossed The Die
To Bring Out The Pattern To Cut Around The Edges So You Could Add A Solid Piece To Both Of Your Borders.
Once You've Added Mounting Foam, You Cut Down Your "Double Strip Of Cream Pearls" And Attached To
The Straight Edgers Of Your Borders, Attaching Your Borders To The Outer Edgers Of Your Embossed Background.
Sue For Your Focal Element You Decided To Use "The Truly Stupendous Mauritius Die Set" Cutting Out Twice
Once In Black, Once In Milk Card, Offsetting The Black Cut Out Just Behind The Milk, Then You Added A Solid
Milk Cut Out Backing To This, Then You Added This To The Centre Of Your Extremely Classy Card.
Sue Then You Cut The Next Section In Milk (This Die Has Beautiful Detail) And Backed In Black, Placing
This In The Centre Of Your "Mauritius Die"
Sue You Then Stamped Your Sentiment And Cut It Out Using The Small Oval Die.
Finishing Off With Your Mat/Layering Black/Gold/Milk Foundation Card And Your Signature Piercing
HEY HO!!!!!! You Have Yet Again Shared With Us "The Most Classy, Rich, Opulent Card It's Just Divine"
"A First Class Masterpiece" Thank You Sue For The Inspiration I Truly Appreciate Everything You Do
Sue Take Great Care
Wonderful Warm Fond Wishes To Colin And Heather
Sue Lots Of Love And Huge Hugs 🤗 For Yourself
Love From Sam xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 10:57
- fluffycat said...
Hi Sue, a beautiful card and it definitely has that vintage feel to it. Love the gilding on the debossed side of the folder and the two dies speak volumes.
Laine - my profile picture is of a much loved girl who has been gone for over 20 years and was definitely a mummy's cat. She was part Persian (her mummy was naughty lol) and just looked like a ball of fur on very short legs. When she fell in the bath one day she came out the size of a kitten and looking like a drowned rat and it took us ages to dry her off :-)
PPixie - hope you are getting over the migrane, rest up until you feel better.
'P' - poor Harry, I can just see him now and I am sure it all just adds to his character.
June - enjoy your luxury tea with your new friends from the hospital, shame you can't save us all a cake :-)
Tracey - so glad you had a lovely day, you deserve it. Your picture sounds beautiful and how thoughtful of Janice to commission it for you.
- 6 March 2017 at 11:04
- Patricia Howarth said...
Morning Sue, I absolutely love this vintage-style card, the gilding wax looks stunning.
Lots of love from Patricia xx
- 6 March 2017 at 11:23
- Disco Queen said...
Stunning card Sue. I love the gilding wax in the background. It works so well with the cream card.
- 6 March 2017 at 11:32
- Diane Green said...
Hi Sue
What a gorgeous card today, very sophisticated with a vintage twist, perfect. I'm adding tha Mauritius die to my wish list as if appeals every time I see it. What a fabulous background too, the gilding polish really adds something to an embossed background doesn't it. Thank you for sharing.
Love Diane G xxx
Tracey what a beautiful gift, enjoy spending your money xxx
Pam as always such a star xx
June have a wonderful afternoon tea with the ladies xxx
P Harry sounds a real character! Xx
PP take it easy, hope you feel better soon xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 11:41
- Crafty Cruiser said...
A lovely vintage and classy card.
Doreen R
- 6 March 2017 at 12:01
- theresa w said...
Gorgeous card sue x the polished background is stunning x love the mauritius die too x beautiful elegant card x can you tell I love this card ? X thankyou sue for your inspiration x
June have a lovely tea x
Yvonne you poor thing x sending you hugs xxx
Take care everyone x
Theresa w xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 12:38
- sandieann21 said...
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- 6 March 2017 at 12:38
- sandieann21 said...
Simply lovely, Sue, but not simple in the wrong way.
- 6 March 2017 at 12:39
- Fikreta said...
gorgeous card!
- 6 March 2017 at 12:41
Hi Sue,
Lovely card. I especially like the effect of the embossed background with the gilding polish.
Thank you for sharing.
Véronique L
- 6 March 2017 at 12:50
- Margaret corgi owner said...
Good afternoon Sue
A truly beautiful card which to me has a lovely Victorian look and the rich colours are so lovely.
Margaret xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 13:05
- julie laz said...
Hi sue, well I've missed your blog for a few weeks now,
I've been in hospital, I'm black and blue from all the injection I had, I couldn't wait to get home and the first thing I wanted to do was look at your blog, so with cuppa in hand I've looked back at all your cards
I've missed lots of beautiful cards you've made,
I'm so glad I'm home as there was no Signal in the room I was in on the spinal and neuro ward.
I'm back now' and look at all these new dies I love them especially the gum ball machine, what memories they bring back I'm only 44 and I'm talking like I'm 90 anyway it's lovely to be back, big crafty hugs to all, Julie laz xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 13:41
- Pat S Witney said...
Hi Sue
A beautiful card today. Love all the inspiration you give us everyday. Not to sure if I commented yes today but I loved those cards as well.
- 6 March 2017 at 13:59
- Helen Terry said...
Hi Sue Beautiful card. love the gilding. thanks Helen
- 6 March 2017 at 14:03
- barbara macaskill said...
This stunning creation makes my heart sing! Absolutely gorgeous! I think this would be a perfect masculine card that any male would love and proudly display! You truly are a magician with paper, dies and mediums! This is my favorite stop of each day! TFS!
- 6 March 2017 at 14:24
- Rosemary Stickland said...
Fabulous card to start the week.
Rosemary xx
- 6 March 2017 at 14:29
- Annie Stamps said...
Lovely card Sue. The gilding polish adds a gorgeous shimmer. Love the edger die, it cuts beautifully.
Annie P
- 6 March 2017 at 14:45
- Sue MacFall said...
Very pretty die and i love the colour scheme. Thank you, Sue.
- 6 March 2017 at 14:49
A dark and mysterious card today. Thank you for sharing your ideas and techniques.
- 6 March 2017 at 15:18
- CraftyJo said...
Very nice :)
- 6 March 2017 at 15:26
- Dawn Holben said...
WOW Sue this is totally stunning, i really love the vintage look.
I really like gilding wax on black card, it just gives such an amazing look
and your dies are perfect with this.
I love this.
- 6 March 2017 at 15:52
- Pawprintx4 said...
I always love the look of gilding waxes/polish on dark cardstock. What a beautiful card and pearls for another touch of elegance.
Stephanie K
- 6 March 2017 at 16:01
- Dorothy of Baldock, GB said...
Hi Sue
Good afternoon, what a beautiful card to begin the week with, I love this antique look with the gilding wax. Love the dies as well.
Love Dorothy
of Baldock
- 6 March 2017 at 16:40
- Kevonacrafts said...
Afternoon Sue. Have been away on a school trip so only just catching up. This card is lovely and I feel would make a lovely Mother's Day card.
Thanks for the inspiration
Donna Golby
- 6 March 2017 at 16:47
- Unknown said...
Hi Sue ,the gilding wax really sets this card off. Beautiful looking card must try this as you have done using the Deboss side .Thanks for sharing .Gloria ( sidcup ) xx
- 6 March 2017 at 16:48
I really love the vintage look on this card. The gilding wax on black card gives an amazing look. Also love the dies.
- 6 March 2017 at 17:04
- Myra said...
Hello Sue,
Although I've tried to comment most days I have in fact been on holiday for a week! Nothing exotic but tranquil and relaxing! It's always good to get back home though! Even with the washing which rapidly becomes ironing!
Today's card is beautifully opulent! A real Sue Masterpiece! The Mauritius Die set is beautiful and I love the use of pearls and the gilding polish is scrummy! Thank you.
Tracy - what a lovely gift from your friend Janice - so thoughtful . I wish we could see it too! It's no more than you deserve and have fun choosing the Dies at the top of your List! We all have one!
John is at Hazel's local Craft Shop today so Hazel and Patricia will have had a super time, I'm sure! John must be tired out . He works hard like his mentor!!
Laine - thanks for sending me a hug! It's appreciated! When others are mud slinging it's nice to stand above it all isn't it!! The moral high ground can be a lonely place sometimes!! Lol!
Yvonne - get well very soon! Miss you!
Julie Laz - so sorry to hear you have been so poorly. It's lovely to " see" you today. It sounds as if you have a lot of catching up to do.
Love to all friends on the blog!
Myra xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 17:04
- Lynn Dalby said...
Hello Sue.
Lovely Card. Great dies. I love the background, it has a real metallic look and would be great for male cards especially. Thanks for sharing.
Best wishes
- 6 March 2017 at 17:47
- Lynne L said...
Hi Sue I love today's card the gilding wax really helps bring out the embossing love the Mauritius dies
Julie Laz sorry to hear you've been in hospital hope you are improving now
Pp sorry you've been poorly take it easy hope you feel much better soon
Tracey glad you had a good birthday your canvas sounds wonderful enjoy spending your birthday money!
June hope you enjoyed your afternoon tea
Sending good wishes to all
- 6 March 2017 at 18:27
- Beverly Fuchs said...
Hello Sue,
What a stunning card to start off the week. The Mauritius die is one of my favorites. You have really created a dramatic look with the black card and the gold gilding wax but still beautiful and rich looking when embossed.
Have a lovely day.
- 6 March 2017 at 18:36
- liz spooner said...
This is really stunning Sue.xx
- 6 March 2017 at 18:46
- Hazel said...
Good evening Sue. A beautiful card using the gliding wax to just give it that rich look.
Just spent a great day watching John demoing at my local craft shop, using your cascading butterflies and I am now the proud owner of it thanks to my wonderful big sister Patricia buying it for me.
Hazel X
- 6 March 2017 at 18:58
Pretty card, love using gilding wax as it brings card/paper to life and this one is no exception as it flatters the dies...
- 6 March 2017 at 19:13
Hi Sue, Gorgeous card love these dies.
Barbara V
- 6 March 2017 at 19:21
- Littlelamb said...
Beautiful card Sue. Thank you. Love the Guilding Polish . Glad Hazel and Patricia had a lovely day. I knew they would. Made the Easter basket yesterday and am very pleased with it. Pleased that you enjoyed your holiday Myra.
- 6 March 2017 at 19:45
- Patricia said...
Good evening Sue,
Love today's stunning card, everything is beautiful.
Hazel and I have had a fantastic day watching John demonstrating at Hazels local Craft Shop.
A 100 mile round trip for me but worth every mile.
He showed us lots of great ideas, gave us hints and tips and made some beautiful pieces.
Wow! John has been so busy since Wednesday yet he was full of enthusiasm.
He works so hard just like you Sue.
Have a great evening everyone
Patricia xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 20:03
- Theresa said...
it almost has a metallic feel to it. love the combo, hugs xx
- 6 March 2017 at 20:10
- Tressa said...
Lovely card. Like the idea of sanding after using building waxes/polish.
- 6 March 2017 at 20:18
- Narrowboat girl said...
Love the Mauritius die. Haven't tried the polish but it looks fab on this card
- 6 March 2017 at 21:03
- Laura O said...
great background,Laura O
- 6 March 2017 at 21:19
- sued99 said...
Gorgeous card. Love the background. X
- 6 March 2017 at 21:35
- Jennifer Smith-Kirk said...
Hi Sue
Lovely card I love the effect of the gilding polish background x x x
- 6 March 2017 at 22:15
- Lynda's craft's said...
Hi Sue
Such a beautiful card so elegant love the Mauritius Die
Sorry Sue for not commenting much last week had a horrendous week.
Love & Hug's Lynda Brock xx
Tracy glad you enjoyed your birth,day& how lovely of your friend gave you some money
Get some lovely Dies. Enjoy the rest of. Your holiday.
PP hope you feel better soon.xx
Elaine hope your ok & Andrew is doing ok too 🤗🤗for you both& Helen too 🤗
Laine hope your getting better have a few of those lazy days 🤗🤗xx
Sending Hug's for all my blog friends 🤗🤗
Sending Hug's for all that need them🤗🤗
- 6 March 2017 at 22:55
- Betty McAlister said...
Evening Sue. Gorgeous card giving the effect of lace. Love the Mauritius die and Edgers too.
The gilding wax lifts the embossed background. Just a stunning start to the week. X
- 6 March 2017 at 23:15
- Brenda said...
Hello Sue,
What an elegant and classy card you are showing us today,.
The Mauritius Die is so beautiful.
Thank you for sharing this with us.
Love Brenda xxx
- 6 March 2017 at 23:19
Definitely a very regal feel to this card.
- 7 March 2017 at 01:53
Opulent card today. I love the gilding wax and the effect you have created with the Mauritius die.
Julie laz, sorry to hear you have been in hospital. Hope now you are home and can get your daily fix of Sue's blog you'll soon be feeling much better.
Take care everyone.
- 7 March 2017 at 04:30
- Di said...
Hi Sue,
Beautiful card, love the effect of the gilding wax.
Di B.
- 7 March 2017 at 04:37
Hi Sue. A beautiful card that looks very classic and expensive. The gilding wax just makes the background pop.
Best Wishes.
Denise T x
- 7 March 2017 at 04:43
Hi Sue,
Beautiful card for a Monday morning! So different! Love the vintage look, the details with these dies and the gilding on the debossed side of the folder ! Another winner.
Pam – Thanks for keeping us informed every day.
Saba - You are full of surprises ... rope and Fifty Shades of Grey and ... you know what? Life is short! Enjoy it in any way possible. Try new (or old) things/tricks! Be happy!
PP/Yvonne – When I read the posts I knew which one is yours without looking at the signature. You're so modest, I mean dark and mysterious. And popular! Welcome back, PP! So many people missed you!
Laine - Oh, you really are your father's daughter (with all due respect for your father).Just saying.
Why you had to open the subject? Do you have the sixth sense? I admit, I am behind schedule with ... everything. What's new? Hope to get back on track in a few days. Now I have other things to do; I got Creative and Expressions catalog and I am working on the shopping list, more like wish list. I want all Sue's dies once, but the budget is limited. Wouldn't be nice to win the lottery one day?
Just for you all, have a great day!
Still a newbie to Craft / Not longer the newest and the only across the pond Wilsonette
- 7 March 2017 at 05:58
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- 7 March 2017 at 10:19
- ursula said...
Sorry Sue, was not around yesterday, but this card is just so beautiful, love the milk card together with the black, very appealing, thank you....luv Ursula xx
- 7 March 2017 at 11:17
- Di said...
Hi Sue,
Stunning card, love the gilding polish, makes a stunning card.
Di B. x
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In Emil's first lesson, he teaches his down picking technique using a riff from "Ovum," a song by his band Daath.
Taught by Emil Werstler in Emil Werstler Artist Series seriesLength: 5:10Difficulty: 5.0 of 5
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Good lesson, top notch
i love this slow down lesson i think
this is a awsome lesson
ive tabbed the supplemental content in guitar pro if anyone wants it http://www.mediafire.com/?ib1jgudyzz14bn7 I find it easier if i can see and hear whilst i learn than just looking at the sheet music.
Think the background is fine. Is there anyway to find out what kind of pups Emil has in that PRS?
look up his schedule on jamchat and ask him.
Is the wierd background really necessary? We are trying to be serious here and take a lesson. It's kinda distracting from what is really important. I appreciate good editing....but this isn't a feature film...its a guitar lesson.
the background kicks ass and its really not that distracting...
Kevin, I edit some of the videos for JamPlay and I edited this series. I am very sorry that you are finding the artwork distracting and that was not my intention. This is Emil Werstlers "Artist" series and so I thought it would be cool to do something a little extra. It might have been a little over the top for JamPlay and again I apologize for that. On a related note: There won't be any more weird backgrounds from me personally after this lesson series. I promise!
please keep the nice background if you edit more videos! It's awesome
Actually I thought it was pretty kool....just not once the actual lesson started. Again I appreciate good editing and you are obviously very talented at it. Keep up the good work because jamplay rocks!
I've been playing Master of Puppets for years and this whole downpicking thing is still pretty tough. I'm just going to start hanging myself upside down and playing all upstrokes.
Really challenging exercise... at least for me. Thanks Emil, really well done. Great background too! =D
i love this bands music, but not the vocals. great lesson ^^
How did such a well spoken, mild mannered, talented guitar player..get stuck in such a crappy band? :) Emil, great lesson..but you're going to ruin the "image" of players in your genre.
Daayyum bashing much? aha
I'm just kidding and I hope Emil knows that..awesome lessons.
man and i thought i had the endurance already... this one showed me wrong! thanks Emil
Oh maybe, I'm pumped for more. Welcome Emil.
Woops, I accidentally typed maybe in there and it makes no sense. my bad
I really enjoy this excercise, Welcome to Jamplay Emil
Nice exercise. Welcome to Jamplay Emil!
Tackle advanced playing techniques and theory application with metal talent, Emil Werstler.
Lesson 1
JamPlay is proud to introduce our newest instructor, Emil Werstler of Daath.Length: 28:09 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 2
In Emil's first lesson, he teaches his down picking technique using a riff from "Ovum," a song by his band Daath.Length: 5:10 Difficulty: 5.0 Members Only
Lesson 3
Emil teaches how to practice bending. He also demonstrates various vibrato techniques and explains how to incorporate them into your playing.Length: 12:09 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Lesson 4
Emil shows you a different way to play the pentatonic scale by combining boxes and playing in groups of 4.Length: 6:26 Difficulty: 5.0 Members Only
Lesson 5
Emil shows three example exercises that focus on sweeping up and descending alternate picking.Length: 6:23 Difficulty: 5.0 Members Only
Lesson 6
Emil shows exercise examples on 2 string licks that feature economy picking.Length: 6:14 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 7
Emil Talks about his band Daath. Topics covered include the history of the band, the writing process, ozzfest, and more.Length: 32:44 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 8
Emil teaches one string, horizontal soloing concepts.Length: 4:54 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 9
Emil teaches the concept of pitch axis.Length: 8:05 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Lesson 10
Emil sat down and gave us a little bit of history about his main guitar and also some of the specs.Length: 10:00 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 11
Emil talks in depth about various topics including theory, goals and balance in your playing, getting out of a rut, his influences and more.Length: 29:23 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 12
This minor idea lesson is the first part in the five part mini series on horizontal lick building.Length: 4:58 Difficulty: 4.5 Members Only
Lesson 13
Here is the second lesson in the mini series of lessons on horizontal lick building. Emil shows you the Major idea here.Length: 4:53 Difficulty: 4.5 Members Only
Lesson 14
In this lesson Emil shows you a horizontal pentatonic lick that you can cycle.Length: 5:00 Difficulty: 4.5 Members Only
Lesson 15
Emil Werstler shows the fourth lick in this mini series of lessons. This lick is dominant in quality.Length: 5:03 Difficulty: 4.5 Members Only
Lesson 16
In part five of the lick building series Emil puts all the ideas together to create this master example.Length: 6:11 Difficulty: 4.5 Members Only
Lesson 17
Emil shows you how he incorporates chromaticism into pentatonic licks which adds a unique twist.Length: 9:30 Difficulty: 4.5 Members Only
Lesson 18
Emil shows how he incorporates chromaticism into some diminished runs and licks which really makes for some exotic sounds.Length: 4:30 Difficulty: 4.5 Members Only
Lesson 19
Emil covers different topics related to playing and performance in this interview segment.Length: 22:33 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 20
Emil talks about what he accomplished in 2010 and his new batch of lessons.Length: 15:34 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 21
Emil provides a lesson on alternate picking warm-up exercises.Length: 16:32 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 22
Emil talks in depth about the concept of "chord scales" and how they can be applied to a practical musical context.Length: 15:39 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 23
Emil explains how the use the pentatonic scale without sounding "pentatonic" or bluesy.Length: 16:16 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 24
Emil takes an in depth look at triads.Length: 9:44 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 25
In this lesson, Emil explains how arpeggios can be used within a solo to effectively outline the chord changes. He uses the 12 bar blues form as an example.Length: 31:27 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 26
Emil continues to discuss how arpeggios can be used effectively within a solo.Length: 12:08 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 27
Emil expounds upon his previous lesson on "wide form" pentatonic patterns and the licks that can be played within them.Length: 16:03 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Lesson 28
Emil shows more ways to incorporate chromaticism into your playing.Length: 13:21 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 29
Emil demonstrates some ways to bust out of the power chord rut with some creative voicings that work well with a high gain tone.Length: 22:11 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 30
Emil continues his teachings on alternate chords for metal with a look at drop tunings.Length: 14:28 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 31
Emil covers his current warmups that he uses before he goes on stage with his band, Daath.Length: 6:17 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 32
Emil covers minor blues concepts.Length: 14:33 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 33
Emil shows how some of his favorite players use octaves in their own unique way.Length: 9:05 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 34
Emil demonstrates some fingerstyle comping techniques that can be applied to a 12 bar blues progression.Length: 7:42 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 35
Emil takes you through some techniques that he uses frequently in his style of playing.Length: 24:36 Difficulty: 4.0 FREE
Lesson 36
Emil shows some cool muting techniques that produce a unique percussive sound.Length: 7:57 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 37
Emil talks about what it takes to be a rock musician.Length: 30:00 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 38
Emil Werstler is back with a lesson on basic harmony. He explains why it is important for every guitar player to understand harmony and teaches basic chords as a foundation.Length: 18:00 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 39
Emil explains some harmonic minor ideas that can spice up even then most generic sounding licks.Length: 20:00 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 40
Emil covers his philosophy on warming up and provides some exercises that will get the job done.Length: 15:00 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 41
Emil shows you 3 common blues chord progressions. These progressions are the basis for his improvisation lessons coming up in the series.Length: 6:07 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 42
Emil shows you how to make diminished arpeggios sound more dominant. Doing this can make your playing sound less neo-classical and predictable.Length: 11:17 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 43
Emil returns with a lesson on a topic he gets asked about frequently. He explains how to play over chord changes and target tones. Once you get a grasp of these concepts, you'll begin to sound like you...Length: 18:00 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 44
Emil shows you five examples that will help you beef up your alternate picking. He uses the comparison of running ten miles every day to prepare yourself for a one mile jog. Applying this idea to your...Length: 10:00 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 45
Emil clarifies his take on economy picking and the art of the rest stroke.Length: 16:05 Difficulty: 4.5 Members Only
Lesson 46
Here is a lesson on how to not just get good at warmup exercises but getting better at playing music - while warming up.Length: 15:00 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 47
Emil covers the basic topic of intervals -- a topic that many guitarists overlook. Intervals are the building blocks of music, and in this lesson you'll learn how to identify them by sight as well as by...Length: 16:00 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 48
Emil answers top questions asked by his fans. Topics covered include: side-washing cabs, stage presence, practice, programming drums, 7-string guitar approach, incorrect playing, and more. Emil has become...Length: 20:00 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
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Atlanta based guitarist Emil Werstler is a force to be reckoned with. He is the lead guitarist of the band DAATH (Roadrunner Records / Century Media) and has made a serious name for himself in the guitar world in a very short time. Performing worldwide with his main project DAATH on notable tours such as Ozzfest and along side well established acts such as Unearth, Devil Driver, Dark Funeral, and Job For A Cowboy, Emil continues to gain strength and credibility as one of the most sought after guitarist's in his genre to date.
Recent projects Emil has been featured on, include Austrian Death Machine and guest solo's on "Guitars That Ate My Brain", a 2009 release from Magna Carta Records as well as Arsis's album United in Regret. In addition, Emil was one of the few featured artist's asked to perform at the Experience PRS 2008, a great feat for a guitarist in his scene.
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Monday, November 17, 2008
Color and Simplicity
As I considered how to channel this craving into some new stitched work, my mind kept wandering back to a recent visit to a Free People clothing store. The clothes there are great, although out of my humble price range. But the thing that always catches my eye in this particular store, even more so then the clothing, is the beautiful stitched Indian patchwork which is used as upholstery on the chairs and couches as well as for the curtains on the dressing rooms. Bright patches of fabric with colorful, alternating rows of hand embroidery. The stitching creates a secondary woven-like overlay pattern on top of the richly patterned patchwork. Below is an example of a similar piece of upholstered furniture, an adario patchwork ottoman from Arhaus...
Inspired, I decided to start exploring some simple constructed patchwork, in brightly colored patterned fabrics. However, having done lots, and lots of hand embroidered art quilts this past year, I decided to take a break on the hand stitching, and subsitute machine stitching.
I quilted the entire surface in horizontal and vertical rows of stiching spaced just a smidge over 1/8" apart.
The colors cheered me, and the piecing and stitching soothed me.
I'm happy with how this first piece came out, and am now working on my next piece. This time I am paying a bit more attention to stitching more deliberate and defined rows of alternating colored threads. My goal is to create a more definite overlay pattern, not as random as in this first piece. (I'll post the results as soon as I finish.)
Also, I was tagged by the lovely Victoria, (hey, there's a nice name!) from A Mile A Minute. Thanks Victoria! Now, as soon as I can think of 7 semi interesting things about myself to share I will play along, but right now I feel about as interesting as a slice of melba toast!
13 comments:
- T.Allen said...
And here I was excited at the completion of my first pillow! You are beyond talented, the stitching, the pattern combination, all of it is divine.
I spent a lot of money in Free People over the years. Their sweaters last forever, well worth it!
- November 17, 2008 at 12:07 AM
- Hey Harriet said...
Haha! As interesting as melba toast eh? I'm sure that's not the case & I'm looking forward to reading your tag answers. I'm also looking forward to seeing more examples of your machine stitched quilts! Love what you've shared so far! Very cheery :)
- November 17, 2008 at 3:28 AM
- High Desert Diva said...
Nothing like color therapy!
As usual, I'm impressed. Bravo.
- November 17, 2008 at 10:27 AM
- picciolo said...
I love it! What lovely fabric you used for the base
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- November 17, 2008 at 1:21 PM
- please sir said...
Oh I love the look of simple patchwork - this looks great - wonderful work!
- November 17, 2008 at 4:12 PM
- Mrs.French said...
I love it! I want an ottoman covered in your creation....xo t
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You. Amaze. Me.
You really do!
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- Sandra Evertson said...
That is Gorgeous!
And I read your post below, about your pup Mo, I feel for you, it was just a few years ago we lost our sweet kitty to cancer, she was 17 so we had her a long time, but I still miss her all the same. One good thing if there is any, is that because you know you can love her all the more every single day!
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- November 17, 2008 at 9:30 PM
What a wonderfully inspired piece! I adore Free People as well, but their prices do make me cringe. However you took the best of that brand and ran with it. Bravo!
- November 18, 2008 at 8:49 AM
- jacquie said...
did i read that right...an eighth inch apart. oh my. it's beautiful. great work.
- November 18, 2008 at 9:46 AM
- Victoria Bennett Beyer said...
I love this new piece, esp. that it is the same pattern in different colors. It makes for a really nice effect. And those flowers remind me of the Andy Warhol flowers, all bright and happy.
As for the tag, if I could think of something, I know you can, too! Once you think of the first item then the rest will just come.
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Oh my word! You never fail to make my jaw drop, do you?
This is absolutely fabulous. I LOVE the texture you've achieved here. Amazing work. (As always!)
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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) approved Manchester United's application for a listing last year but they have not yet exercised the option.
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This week three renowned figures – Angelina Jolie, Larry Page and Christine Quinn – disclosed their medical problems to the world. They discussed battle with breast cancer, paralysis of vocal cords, and struggles with bulimia and alcoholism. Jolie, a woman famous for her beauty bared her mastectomy details. They talked about fear of death and handicap, and frailty of human character. They risked high-profile careers by being candid. One word describes their actions – Courage.
However, the corporate world wants to hide behind lies and window dress their weaknesses. The corporate leaders sometimes threaten risk managers and auditors to tone down their reports. The messengers of bad news get shot. Risk managers face bullying, retaliation and threat to their jobs for showing courage to speak the truth. If they refuse to bow down to pressure, the business teams label them as politically dumb or difficult to deal with. Question is – should risk managers tone down their reports to please the business teams?
I want to discuss a couple of scenarios here and you decide the course of action.
Scenario 1- Don't report correct facts to avoid giving bad news
Let us say, you are a CXO of an organization. You have a heart problem and visit a doctor who is a good friend of yours.
The doctor realizes your heart condition is bad. You require a heart surgery for four bypasses. The doctor doesn't want to deliver the bad news to you, because he doesn't wish to hurt your feelings.
The doctor tells you – "You just have too much stress. You need a vacation to relax and have some fun." He prescribes you some vitamins and discharges you.
You follow your doctor's advice, take a vacation. You swim and jog for a couple of days and have a heart attack. You arrive at the hospital with a survival chance of 5%.
Did the doctor do the right thing by not telling you the truth?
Scenario 2 : Don't report correctly to protect a friend
A civil engineer responsible for doing quality and inspection checks of a bridge notices that sub-standard quality of material is used. There is a high risk of bridge collapsing. However, he issues a clean report to his seniors because the engineer-in-charge of the bridge is a friend of his.
An organisation's senior managers drive daily across the bridge to reach their office. One day all of them are on the bridge and it collapses. All die.
Would the families of the senior managers be happy with the quality control engineer's for not disclosing the risks?
My guess is most of the corporate readers would have answered no. You would have preferred the truth when it is a question of your own life being at risk.
Corporate Scenario
So why don't corporate citizens hesitate when they put other people's life at risk. See the Bangladesh factory fire, Japan's nuclear disaster or US banks home foreclosure and mortgage mess. Employees, customers and public lives or life savings were put at risk.
Wouldn't a few honest risk management reports helped in fixing the problem in time to prevent the disasters?
The corporate world maintains double standards on reporting risks. They want full disclosure of the risks to them but not to others. Before setting these expectations, corporate citizens should answer these questions:
1) Isn't it a risk manager's job to identify the health problems of the organization, prescribe a cure, suggest amputation where required and nurse the organization back to health?
2) Is it right to compromise professional ethics and code of conduct to keep a few people happy?
3) Aren't risk managers responsible for calculating the direct and indirect cost to others for non-disclosure of risks?
4) Shouldn't risk managers hold their ground and stick to their independent advise as you will benefit from it in the long-run?
Closing Thoughts
Moral courage is one of the most difficult qualities to acquire. Larry Page, as CEO of Google fulfilled his responsibility to the investors by publicly disclosing his medical problems. Now the investors can make an informed decision. One has to admire Page for taking such a difficult call. It takes guts. Disclosing personal weakness makes one feel vulnerable, exposed and fallible. He has shown the path for corporate leaders to follow.


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text: GenuineMe 2 Posted January 2, 2013 (edited) Hello everyone, I have been dealing with skin picking OCD for well over 5 years now. Quitting skin picking immediately is extremely hard if not just impossible without the right support and right system. For the first few years of skin picking my routine was to wash my face, pick, put whatever ointment on if I had any, then sleep at night time. Wakeup, cleanse, and put concealer/foundation on. It covered it all up very well, but I didn't know that the way I was doing my makeup was making my skin worse, causing more acne, causing infection, and prolonging the healing process for my broken skin. After years of research, practice, and self-testing, I have finally found a way to help conceal(natural looking), heal, and prevent skin picking and acne. Heres the steps that I take to do it. Since doing so, my skin has never looked so clear with a natural glow until now. It's not completely clear, I still have some hyper pigmentation, but I no longer have acne, and dry sensitive skin spots (I am naturally overly oily). No acne, means no more skin picking! Prevent, not fix later! What I use and what you need: Cleanser - After years of trying out a gazillion products, I finally found a good cleanser that doesn't irritate my skin or leaves it completely dry. Cleansing in the morning gets rid of all that dirt and sweat built up during your sleep, as cleansing at night gets rid of all the debris built up from your busy day out! What I use: Artistry Balancing Skin Care System Cleanser Toner - Toner is a MUST. There is no point in cleansing if you do not tone your skin. It evens out your skin tone and most importantly calms down your pores after a deep cleanse and helps tighten your pores. It also removes the excess dirt that your cleanser missed! After adding toner into my routine I have noticed that I no longer have black heads/whiteheads on my nose, so I never pick there anymore. Yay! What I use: Artistry Balancing Skin Care System Toner Moisturizer - You NEED to moisturize. I cannot empathize enough on how important it is to moisturize, especially in the winter when your skin is the least hydrated! What I use: Artistry Balancing Skin System Lotion Sunscreen - Facial sunscreen with SPF with a higher SPF 15 UV/UVA is a must for hyper pigmentation on the skin, acne prone skin, and broken skin. It moisturizes your skin, provides the good nutriants directly onto your skin, prevents sun damage, prevents your scars from getting darker, and helps whiten scars. What I use: Ingrid Millet Facial SPF 50 UV/UVA sunscreen For those who wear makeup like I do everyday, this is what I use: Face Primer - A lot of people cheap out and think face primer is some useless over priced product that doesn't do anything for your skin. WRONG. It evens out your skin layer/pores and helps protect your skin from having makeup sink into your skin in which would cause them to be clogged, inflamed, and possibly infected. It also makes a great base for your makeup application. What I use: Too faced Pore less face primer and SmashBox. The makeup products I use: Cover FX concealer - I have been using this concealer since I was 15. It does wonders! It is water proof, easy to carry, blend, and apply. It also does not irritate my acne, clog my pores, irritate my skin, anything! It just does it's job and conceals everything I have, naturally-looking. Dior Airflash foundation - The day I found this foundation was the first day I felt like I had my old clear skin back. It is lightweight, VERY light weight. It goes on like airbrush makeup from a can, but it does WONDERS. It leaves my skin moisturized, flawless, dewy, and heavily concealed without the over the top cakey look. You can layer the foundation and it will not look over done at all. Just simply amazing. Makeup Forever HD Micro Finishing Powder - There is absolutely no point in wearing anything if you don't plan on setting it. Using any type of setting powder keeps your makeup in place, sets it, and helps the staying power. I have found that using a foundation setting powder on top of everything els makes my makeup look too over done, so I have finally found the most amazing powder ever! Its translucent, you only need a tiny bit, and it leaves this natural glow on your skin, and of course, sets your makeup. I am able to use translucent powder now because my skin has gotten so much better that I don't need that extra foundation powder coverage. It took me 5 years to find the right makeup combination that would conceal all of my hyperpigmentation and scarring without irritating my skin, causing acne, but looks NATURAL. I found that the base for your makeup and the way you put your makeup on really affects everything, so its very important to take time to learn about your own skin and what works best for you. And if you're going to wear makeup, make sure its quality make up. You don't want to put makeup or anything on your skin that will irritate your skin and cause more problems! MY NUMBER 1 RULE FOR WEARING MAKEUP: NEVER SLEEP WITH MAKEUP ON. PERIOD. If you're gonna wear makeup, wear it right and do it right. Take care of your skin before concealing it. On to my Routine: In the morning - Step 1: I cleanse, tone, and moisturize. I have oily skin so I use lotion instead of cream moisturizer. Step 2: Apply sunscreen then primer. Step 3: Apply concealer, foundation, and setting powder. *Optional: I like to look bright and pretty everyday LOL so I also use bronzer to contour a little, a bit of blush on my cheekbones, fill in my brows a bit, eyeliner and mascara. This may sound like a lot, but its not about how much makeup you wear, its HOW you wear it. Don't cake it on, use the right makeup tools, and put it on right and you're good to go! At night time - Step 1: I cleanse, tone, cleanse again(only because I wear concealer/foundation everyday, cleansing twice removes all of it for me), tone, and moisturize. Step 2: I wash my makeup brushes EVERY NIGHT. It prevents bacteria build up which can cause acne on your skin and irritate it. *Optional but highly recommended -> Coffee Enema. Yes, I said it. Coffee Enema. Coffee enema detoxes your body internally, promoting many things including healthier lungs. Healthier lungs help your skin. I will explain further when I post another thread about coffee enema. Ever since I have done coffee enema with my everyday routine, I have noticed no more acne and and skin is healthier. Thats just my skin. I lost a good amount of healthy weight, I feel more energized, just over all I look and feel very... Glowy (if thats even a word lol). If you want to learn more about the proper way to do coffee enema, the healing affects of it (internally and externally), shoot me a message! Anyways, so I do coffee enema 3-4 times a week at night before I sleep! Facials: I usually always do my facials before I sleep! The facial products I use is the Artistry Pore Cleansing Mask following the Moisture Intense Mask right after. I do this once or twice a week, depending on how my skin is feeling. For the times when I need to heal my skin from a bad blemish, I use a home made egg white mask. All you need is an egg white, a little bit of lemon juice, mix it up together in a bowl with a fork until its a little foamy, then apply on cleansed skin. Leave it on for 10-15 minutes, rinse, do skin care routine and sleep! 100 percent of the time my blemishes get 90 percent better or simply disappear. Your skin will feel tighter, lifted, and your pores will be noticeably smaller. So this concludes everything I use on my skin and how its working for me wonderfully. I have no more acne to pick at so I don't pick at all anymore! This regime has helped me stop my skin picking OCD, whiten my scars significantly, and I hope it'll help you. It takes time and patience, so take it one step at a time! I am so happy now, my makeup rubs off and I don't freak out anymore! At times my boyfriend thinks I go to bed with makeup on when I have absolutely none! I can finally be my true self around my boyfriend, which is something I have been so afraid of. I am finally happy to be in my own skin for once and it feels pretty amazing! If you have any questions feel free to post here or message me! Time for bed.. That reminds me. A good nights rest is mandatory if you want to have nice skin! Try to get a good amount of rest everyday!! Unless its exam week! Good Luck ~ Edited January 2, 2013 by GenuineMe Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Is your teenager headed for heart problems?
Most in the United States may be, based on a new report on diet, exercise and other healthy behaviors:
- More than 80 percent of U.S. adolescents scored a failing grade in the healthy diet category, based on the seven cardiovascular health components defined in the American Heart Association's 2020 impact goals.
- Only 44 percent of girls and 67 percent of boys achieved ideal physical activity levels.
- Only two-thirds had ideal body mass index (a ratio of height to weight) and one-third had total cholesterol levels in the intermediate or poor ranges.
The adolescents did get one good grade: the majority of boys and girls had never smoked a cigarette or didn't try to smoke within the past 30 days of their interviews with researchers.
Healthy behaviors during adolescence help prevent heart disease as adults.
Related Information:
- American Heart Association News Release.
- To learn about seven simple steps you can take to lower your heart disease risk, go to www.mylifecheck.org.
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first place is $50. second is $30, and third is $20. if you have any questions let me know. the judges will be my 3 children, so do not hesitate if you do not consider yourself a great artist, because my kids will probably not judge it how people expect! Also, i encourage if you have kids, have them enter as well!! thanks everyone!


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John Speer's Reminiscences of Jas. Skaggs, formerly a slave owner near Lecompton
Author: Speer, John
Date: July 13, 1895
Mr. Speer described his knowledge of the slaves owned by James Skaggs. Mr. Skaggs lived on Kaw half-breed lands about a mile from Lecompton. Speer also described an encounter he had in 1870 or 1871 with a former slave of Mr. Skaggs who owned property near Parker in Montgomery County. The former slave apparently rented a house and some farm land to his former owner Mr. Skaggs. Speer also described slaves owned by Judge Rush Elmore. This item is from information collected by Miss Zu Adams in 1895. She was researching the topic of slaves in Kansas and contacted a number of early Kansas settlers requesting information about slaves brought to Kansas Territory. While all of the information she collected was based on reminiscences, it still provides useful information that is difficult, if not impossible, to find elsewhere. Miss Adams and her father F. G. Adams were employees of the Kansas State Historical Society and the information received was donated to that institution.
Location of Original: KSHS Call Number: History Slaves
Item Number: 102344 Number of images: 3
Keywords: African Americans; Douglas County, Kansas Territory; Elmore, Rush; Lawrence, Kansas Territory; Lecompton, Kansas Territory; Skaggs, James; Slaveholders; Slavery; Slaves; Slaves in Kansas Territory; Speer, John, 1817-1906
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Seeking a full-time, board-eligible/board-certified Family Medicine or Internal Medicine physician to join a dedicated team of seven providers at Providence Medical Group's scenic Seaside clinic, offering full-spectrum primary care. This clinic boasts on-site laboratory and diagnostic services, EPIC EMR and includes easy access to Providence Seaside Hospital and a robust tele-medicine program. Experience all that the Oregon coast has to offer from Seaside, a beautiful and welcoming community.
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Providence North Coast Clinic, with primary care offices in Seaside, Cannon Beach and Warrenton, includes an outpatient infusion clinic, a rehabilitation services center and specialty care clinics in Seaside and Astoria. As part of Providence Medical Group, the larger organization of 550+ employed providers across Oregon, the North Coast care teams have a deep bench of clinical and operational support. Residents of Oregon's North Coast can choose from a variety of local providers dedicated to full-spectrum care.
Where You'll Live
At the end of the Lewis and Clark trail, Seaside is a popular coastal town that's a great place to live and raise a family. This 6,000-resident community is nationally known for its magnificent seascapes, lush forests and historic monuments. There are countless recreational activities to enjoy in Seaside, including kayaking, hiking and one of the world's largest beach volleyball tournaments. The Seaside Jazz Festival, Art Walk and the Seaside Aquarium all contribute to the city's vibrant culture.
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2 years old & a special birthday sale!
Today our Israel turns 2. I cried when I gave him his birthday donut & hot wheels! It wasn't even 9 am yet. Ok, I can make it through this day, it won't be so tough...?
Anyways, in honor of the big birthday, I'm having a 24 hr sale in the shop!
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Congratulations! Nothing like loving-happy-tears. :) L.ReplyDelete
happy birthday, israel, you are a bunny!!!! :) i love that top photo, so, so tender.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 30, 2011
Happy birthday Israel!!! so preciousReplyDelete
happy birthday israel!! :) :) (tayvee says "happy day!")ReplyDelete
Aaaaawww, happy birthday Israel. I hope you've all had a lovely day :) xReplyDelete
omg my nephew turns 2 in a couple weeks. i'm already weeping. happy birthday israel! <3ReplyDelete
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dear israel, happy birthday from berlin too. whatever life has in store for your young life, it seems you're having the most wonderful parents and your are deeply loved. there are always rainbows, somewhere. and cookies, of course!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday, Israel! Love the first photo.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 30, 2011
aww, happy birthday to your little man. time goes by fast doesn't it?ReplyDelete
mine turns 3 in 6 days! :( :)
p.s that photo is too precious!
Happy Birthday Israel!!!!!ReplyDelete
Belated Happy Birthday wishes to Israel! I hope you were able to make it through the rest of the day dry-eyed! ;)ReplyDelete
Happy birthday Israel!! We love you heaps and feel SO blessed to see you grow. Even a glimpse of your sweet smile makes our day & you know Stella couldn't love you more. XOReplyDelete
Happy birthday little Israel. I hope you had a beautiful day, despite the tears. We had a birthday party too: 30.09. is also the birthday of my husband - good date!ReplyDelete
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Jen! Every necklace you create is more stunning than the last. Loving these. And happy birthday to the little one! xReplyDelete
aw, happy birthday to the little guy :)ReplyDelete
happy belated birthday, israel!ReplyDelete
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SHOOTOUT AT WADALA opening in single-screens good, picked up very well in later shows.Opening in many multiplexes below the mark.
SAW has lots for masses in Mahrshtra (mainly)but little for women,families & classes.Not universal.Read my review at http://komalsreviews.wordpress.com/2013/05/03/shootout-at-wadala-review/ …
BOMBAY TALKIES is well-intentioned but with bleak chances at the b.o. Read my review at http://komalsreviews.wordpress.com/2013/05/03/bombay-talkies-review/ …
#GoGoaGone collected Rs. 4.25 cr on Sat & Rs. 3.75 cr on Fri (approx). Total around Rs. 8 cr for two days….
GIPPI is a non-starter. It has opened dull and is not likely to pick up. Read my review at http://komalsreviews.wordpress.com/2013/05/10/gippi-review/
GoGoaGONE is entertaining for a section of the public only.But that may not be enough to sail safe.Read my review at http://komalsreviews.wordpress.com/2013/05/10/go-goa-gone/ …
Aditya Roy Kapur shines in YJHD. Kalki Koechlin springs the biggest surprise. Pritam no less a hero of the film.
Ranbir stakes claim to be called superstar after the flying start of YJHD and his extraordinary performance. Deepika is mind-blowing.
Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani is a highly entertaining film which will set the b.o. on fire. Read my review at http://komalsreviews.wordpress.com/2013/05/31/yeh-jawaani-hai-deewani-review/ …
#BombayTalkies Friday *early estimates* 1.25 cr to 1.5 cr.
#ShootoutAtWadala opens at No 11 position in UK. Despite 18 certificate by British censors. That says it all!
Surprise! Surprise!! Overseas biz pouring in and for a film that's got an 18 cert, the opening day biz of
#ShootoutAtWadala is very good!
#ShootoutAtWadala Fri 10.1 cr… Amongst the top openers of the year!
#Gippi is straight from the heart. Brings back childhood memories. Sweet, simple, emotionally engaging, heart-warming cinema.
As per *early estimates*
#ShootoutAtWadala crosses Rs 45 cr mark in Week 1. Excellent!
#Gippi Fri 75 lacs, Sat 1 cr, Sun 1.25 cr, Mon 40 lacs. Total: 3.40 cr.
#ShootoutAtWadala [2nd Week] Fri 2.02 cr, Sat 2.33 cr, Sun 2.57 cr, Mon 1.20 cr. Grand total: 53.94 cr.
#GoGoaGone Fri 3.75 cr, Sat 4.25 cr, Sun 4.90 cr, Mon 2.05 cr. Total: 14.95 cr.
In Overseas, Ranbir Kapoor is right next to the 3 Khans: SRK, Salman, Aamir.
#Barfi and now #YehJawaaniHaiDeewani have cemented his status!
#YehJawaaniHaiDeewani UAE *revised* Thu AED 900,000 … #Barfi Thu was AED 600,000 and #Rockstar Thu was AED 500,000.
#YehJawaaniHaiDeewani *initial trends* suggest 18 cr Friday. Humungous opening!
First Day First Show [Video]:
#YehJawaaniHaiDeewani audience feedback… Tareef pe tareef! http://www.bollywoodhungama.com/more/videos/view/id/1828455 …
#YehJawaaniHaiDeewani takes a Blockbuster start in UAE. Thu AED 800,000. #Barfi Thu was AED 450,000.
Those asking, here's the review of
#YehJawaaniHaiDeewani: WINNER! http://www.bollywoodhungama.com/moviemicro/criticreview/id/547969 …
#Aurangzeb 2nd Week: 4.16 cr. Grand Total: 23.85 cr.
As per trends,
#YehJawaaniHaiDeewani should be Ranbir Kapoor's biggest opener – Day 1, opening weekend and Week 1.
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Dulari :
From dancing on 2 peppy numbers " Aana Meri Jaan , Meri Jaan , Sunday Ke Sunday " and " Jawani Ki Rail Chali Jaye Re " in " Shehnai " [ 1947 ] to playing poor mother in numerous films , Dulari had a 56 year-long career in Hindi film industry .
She died in Pune on January 18 , 2013 at the age of 85 .
Posting link of the blog , which I wrote about her .
Dulari Ji Is Gone; Unwept, Unheard , Unsung ! http://wp.me/ptyXI-2Vg
Ustad Zia Fariduddin Dagar :
Though not a film music director in true sense of the term , Ustad Zia Fariduddin Dagar made just one exception . He gave background music for Film-maker Mani Kaul's film " The Cloud Door " [ 1994 ] .
Posting the link of the blog , which I wrote about him :
Ustad Zia Fariduddin Dagar , A Tribute http://wp.me/ptyXI-2VZ
Jagdish Mali :
When I came to Mumbai in 1989 , there were only three photographers of repute . Gautam Rajadhyaksha , Jagdish Mali and Rakesh Shreshtha . Two of this triumvirate are now gone .
Jagdish Mali died on May 13 , 2013 in Mumbai in very tragic situation . Few months back he was found in semiconscious condition on the streets of Mumbai in tattered clothes .
Sulabha Mantri :
Sulbha Mantri, an actress who was active on Marathi stage & serials and also worked in some Hindi serials like; "Sarabhai v/s Sarabhai", "Uttaran" & "Kuchh Khoya Kuchh Paya", died on May 12, 2013 at the age of 63.
She worked in Marathi serials like ; "Damini" & "Amchi Mati Amchi Manas".
Rituparno Ghosh :
Renowned film maker Rituparno Ghosh passed away on May 30, 2013 morning in Kolkata at the age of 49.
He won Multiple National Awards for his Bengali films. He also directed some Hindi films like; "Raincoat" [2004] , "The Last Lear" [2007] & "Sunglass" [2012]
It is painful to know about the demise of a hugely talented and young film-maker. RIP
Posting the link of the blog , which I wrote about him :
Rituparno Ghosh ; Gone Too Soon http://wp.me/ptyXI-2XS
New Hindi Film Releases & Me :
First Week – May 03
1 – Shootout At Wadala …………………………………………………. John Abraham
…………………………………………………………………………………. Sonu Sood
…………………………………………………………………………………. Priyanka Chopra
2 – Bombay Talkies ………………………………………………………. Katrina Kaif
Second Week – May 10
1 – Gippi ……………………………………………………………………. Divya Dutta
……………………………………………………………………………….. Shekhar Ravjiani
2 – Go Goa Gone …………………………………………………………. Saif Ali Khan
……………………………………………………………………………….. Soha Ali Khan
3 – Four Two Ka One …………………………………………………… Jimmy Shergill
Third Week – May 17
1 -Aurangzeb ……………………………………………………………. Arjun Kapoor
………………………………………………………………………………. Sikander Kher
………………………………………………………………………………. Ashish Singh
2 – I Don't Luv U ……………………………………………………….. X
Fourth Week – May 24
1 – Hum Hai Raahi Car Ke …………………………………………… Priya Pareira
2 – Ishkq In Paris ……………………………………………………… Prem Raj
3 – Zindagi 50 50 ……………………………………………………… Aarya Babbar
……………………………………………………………………………… Riya Sen
Fifth Week – May 31
1 – Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani ………………………………………. Ranbir Kapoor
……………………………………………………………………………… Kalki Koechlin
In total …………… 11 …………….. films got released in May . Out of these ………….. 11 ………… released films ……….. 10 ………… films have …………… 18 ……………. persons , who are trained by me .
Out of these ………. 18 ……… persons , Prem Raj is the Director of " Ishkq In Paris " , Ashish Singh is the Executive Producer of " Aurangzeb " and Shekhar Ravjiani is the music director of " Gippi " .
Remaining ………. 15 ………. are actors . Saif Ali Khan doubles as actor / producer of " Go Goa Gone " .
New Regional Films & Me :
1 – Punjabi : Jimmy Shergill is playing main lead in " Rangeelay ".
My ………….. 01 ………………. student in ……….. 01 ………….. regional film .
TV Trivia & Me :
1 – Rohit Khurana is playing an important role in " Dil Ki Nazar Se Khoobsurat " on Sony TV .
on Star Plus .
2 – Manish Naggdev is playing an important role in " Savdhaan India " on Life OK .
My ……………. 02 ……….. students in ………… 02 ……………. shows on different channels .
Theatre & Me :
1 – Pratik Kothari is playing an important role in " Mummy ! Tu Aavi Kevi " ?
2 – Adhir Bhatt is playing lead in " The ugly One " .
3 – Vikrant Sharma is playing an important role in " Clowns @ Play " .
My …………… 03 ………….. students in ………….. 03 …………. plays .
Commercials & Me :
1 – Hritik Roshan is the brand ambassador of Ground Zero Products .
My ………….. 01 …………… student in …………… 01 …………… commercial campaign .
I am happy that as an acting trainer or acting tutor I had a very satisfying month . My 18 students appeared in 10 films , 02 students in 02 TV serials , 01 student in 01 regional film , 03 students in 03 plays and 01 student appeared in 01 Ad also . Thus total number of students working in the month of May comes to 25 .
Self-proclaimed most famous acting school of Mumbai , self-appointed most famous acting institute of India and self-anointed most famous acting academy of bollywood are nowhere in the scene .
On behalf of all the students and staff of VIDUR Acting Institute , which is known as Vidur's Kreating Charakters , I congratulate all my above mentioned students . VIDUR Editing Studio , VIDUR Club and VIDUR Theatre also wishes them well in their glorious journey ahead .
May they shine in their chosen field . May , through their endeavour , our acting institute will one day become one of the most famous acting institutes of the world .
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