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Know those stores in the malls where you can get mugs, shirts, notecards, mousepads and everything else under the sun with your specific dog breed picture on them? This is that place – online. You'll find your collie, your schnauzer, your dobe, your American Staffordshire, whatever your favorite breed of dog is – this is the place. In fact, the selection is not limited to dogs at all, so go – check it out!
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Checks In The Mail
Everyone needs checks! Even if you bank online, pay in cash, or deal almost exclusively with credit cards, you can't avoid writing a check from time to time:
- When a new account needs a voided check to set things up for you
- Unexpected fundraising purchase at your door or in front of the store on Saturday
- Awesome garage sale find: "Will you take a check?"
Every time you move, start a new account, join a new organization, pay your dues, subscribe to something, you need a check.
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Dog Breed Store
From the people who brought you Calendars.com comes the new DogBreedStore. Here's where you find everything you can imagne personalized for your favorite breed. We love schnauzers at our house, but there are plenty of other breeds represented throughout the friends and family canine lovers. Dachshound, greyhound, boxer, bulldog, terriers of all kind, American Staffordshires, Jack Russell, poodles, and more.
Thousands and thousands of things with dog breed pictures, names, characteristics, or personalized for their use.
Fire Catalog
When you're looking for a specific item related to an occupation like fireman, firefighter, fire Chief, fire department, it's best to go right to a specialist site: Fire Catalog. You'll find clothing, accessories, awards, pins, name badges, gifts, toys, books, movies, and more; all for the fireman, firefighter, fire department, firehouse, and the families who love and support them.
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Ornament Shop
Personalized Holiday Plaques Ornaments
OrnamentShop has been around since 1983, providing discerning shoppers with unique and distinctive holiday gifts, collectibles and Christmas ornaments. People tell us we're the largest company of our type in the Christmas ornaments industry.
Whether it's ornaments for Christmas, to celebrate a wedding, personalized ornaments for a new baby or having ornaments personalized for Grandparents, the Ornament Shop should be at the head of the list!
Red Hats and More
The Red Hat Society created by women "of a certain age" (50) calls for dressing up in red hats and purple clothes and painting the town with your posse of friends. Sometimes interesting Red Hats and accessories are hard to find. Red Hats and More is a great place to look and the perfect place to grab the right gift for your girlfriend's 50th birthday.
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Russian Legacy
Items of all types imported direct from Russian Federation. Best know for largest selection of nesting dolls and decorative eggs. Other favorites include crystal bells, handmade wooden painted Santas, used Military uniforms, mostly Soviet, hockey shirts, Soviet propaganda- posters, pins, etc.
More: Russian fur hats, Samavars, woven table linens, handwoven scarves and cloths, carved wooden toys and carved wooden kitchen accessories, hand-painted lacquer boxes, jewelry boxes, music boxes. There are literally thousands and thousands of items imported and of gift and collectible quality. One unique idea I would have never come up with: Nesting dolls painted from photos to match the wedding party.
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Sid Fey Designs – Love is a Rose
Roses dipped in gold is how it started. Now there are more romantic "I'm in love with you" gifts and relationship books available. What I found that people might miss is the beautiful family plaques that can be created. The Family Tree with birthstones is absolutely a heart sweller. This is something worth planning with others in the family to present to Mom and Dad for an anniversary or family reunion gathering. Awesome!
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Stuffed Animals
This is a fairly new store with a great name for remembering what they sell! They have a nice inventory and they ship really quick. The packaging is good enough that you could ship a gift direct and not worry. It's not actually gift-wrapped, but the presentation of the white box and tape is good! The prices are extraordinarily good – these are prices that make you buy more than you even planned! Brand name stuffed toys, including very popular current choices. They also carry all the Ty lines.
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Stuffed Ark
Noah presides over these realistic plush collection here. There are lots of reasons people look for realistic stuffed plush toys, and Stuffed Ark makes it a point to carry as many versions of every creature on earth as possible. Some oddball examples of recent buys: Beluga whale for an engagement party centerpiece (It was "their" animal), a calico cat for Grandma to take to the nursing home with her, since Fluffy had to stay behind, Peter Rabbit for a preschool Easter presentation, and just recently: somebody wanted to give the coworker a message that he was a skunk! You get the idea. This will become your first stop when you need stuffed plush toy animals.
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Things From Another World
Collectibles such as comics, dvds, movie figurines, TV character collectibles, anime, whimsical, and so much more it's hard to know where to begin. This is the home of Dark Horse Comics, too. If you are a fan of anything, you owe it to yourself to browse here for awhile. This merchant has been serving their customers forever through mailorder catalogs and a couple of brick and mortar stores. Now they're online and the frenzy is on!
Visit Things From Another World for a massive selection of Star Wars, Hellboy, Manga, Superheroes and other pop culture favorites.
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Washington Redskins
If you are a true Redskins Fan, you need Redskin gear. Where to find it? The perfect place is the Official Redskin store. Shop here…NOW!
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She's given few speeches since the election, so a big spotlight will be shined on the former presidential candidate.
RELATED: Join ABC7 at the 2017 PBWC Conference in SF
Clinton will be the closing keynote speaker at the 2017 Professional BusinessWomen of California Conference.
The former Democratic presidential candidate has not revealed what exactly she'll say to the crowd, but this will be the first time she will be in San Francisco since a pre-election trip in October.
This annual event empowers women through inspiring speakers, informative seminars, mentoring and networking opportunities.
In addition to Clinton, attendees will hear from hidden figures actress Taraji P. Henson and actress-activist Rosario Dawson.
Exciting meeting amazing @rosariodawson at #pbwc Vip reception! Eager to interview her in front of thousands of women pic.twitter.com/AcVql8kKoO— Kristen Sze (@abc7kristensze) March 28, 2017
PBWC was founded 28 years ago by Peninsula Congresswoman Jackie Speier, who spoke with Cheryl Jennings on Beyond the Headlines. "I wanted to create a place for women to come together, and to network and to do professional development," she said.
Kristen Sze moderated a panel last year, and will be serving as conference host along with ABC7 News' Cheryl Jennings and Ama Daetz.
All 5,000 tickets have sold out and there is a waitlist. But if you're not able to go, ABC7 has you covered! We'll bring you coverage on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and on abc7news.com all day at the conference. Follow us for live updates throughout the day.
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Safety in Process Design
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16 - 20 Mar, 2014 5 days
Safety in Process Design includes a wide range of subjects with many applications in Oil & Gas, Chemical and Process industries, related to hydrocarbons and chemical processing. This course provides an overview of important elements of process safety as they are often encountered in today's industrial practice. The emphasis is on engineering design aspects of Process Safety Management and it will highlight the safeguarding aspects of processing equipment inside the plant. Techniques for analyzing and mitigating process safety hazards applicable to oil and gas processing will be reviewed. Integration of the concepts required to achieve an optimum approach to Process Safety Engineering is the main goal of this course. Exercises and useful examples will be utilized throughout the course to emphasize the key learning points.
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Even if your fall clothing budget is just $5, we've got a way for you to transform practically any outfit in your closet. Opaque black tights will help you stay warm, save money, and look svelter...what are you waiting for? Find out how we wear ours, after the jump.
A few years ago, when Sienna Miller was filming the undersung Andy Warhol biopic Factory Girl, she got into character as Edie Sedgwick by wearing itty bitty miniskirts and dresses with opaque black tights underneath all over town. The 60s-chic look took off, suddenly hosiery was all the rage, and it's never really faded away again. Lucky thing, too, considering how damn practical black tights are. Here are a few great ways they can make your old wardrobe feel new in a snap:
Make spring and summer dresses feel like fall: Got a closet full of florals that don't feel appropriate to wear after September? Take a cue from Kelly Osbourne and winterize your wardrobe with a pair of tights. Layer up with a blazer or a cardigan (or even a black sweater underneath, jumper-style), then add thick tights. Open toed shoes and black tights in general are a Do, but when you're wearing a summery dress like this, stick with a close toed pump so you're not wearing too many out-of-season elements at once. Opt for black shoes, like Kelly, to create one slim line that will make your legs look nice and long.__
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Make dressy dresses more casual: A sequined dress with bare legs is a look-at-me outfit that should only be worn when you're ready to have a red carpet moment of your own. But a sequined dress with a pair of opaque black tights is a perfectly acceptable Friday-night-with-the-girls outfit. What's the difference? Adding black tights immediately makes your look more youthful, less overtly sexy (you're trying to stay warm, not look hot!), and much more casual. Want to take your evening clothes to an even more "this old thing?" place? Substitute a great pair of ankle boots for your standard high heels.
__Make 'em part of your everyday wardrobe: Start thinking about black tights as a solution to your wardrobe woes. Got a skirt that's a hair too short to wear bare-legged? Cover up with tights. A great pair of sandals you don't want to put away for the winter? Skip the pedicure and wear tights. Wishing it was still shorts season? Tights, dolls! They make layering a breeze (see Kristen Bell and Rachel Bilson's blazers-scarves-skirts-tights looks above) and keep your legs nice and warm all winter long.
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Monday, July 20, 2015
Working with Random Elements
14 comments:
- Barb said...
I love that you shared how this card came together, V! I do that sometimes too - just use things that are lying around on my desk. It's usually because I'm lazy though! Lol! Love how it turned out - such pretty colors! ♥
- July 20, 2015 at 2:24 AM
- Anja said...
Great card, Virginia! I love these yummy colors!
- July 20, 2015 at 2:36 AM
- Dawn Turley said...
gorgeous Virginia. Love your creativity.
- July 20, 2015 at 4:57 AM
- Noreen Fontana said...
So glad you shared this. I actually have a box on my table where I collect random things. Things that I made, didn't use, but don't want to toss. When I clean up, they go in the box. Sometimes, I open the box and make cards from the box! So fun! The card is beautiful by the way!
- July 20, 2015 at 8:12 AM
- Shelly said...
Beautiful card!
And what a great pic!
- July 20, 2015 at 8:46 AM
- Lin said...
Leaves are one of my favorite motifs, and these colorful ones are lovely, V! The vellum flourish gives the feel of movement! Beautiful card!
- July 20, 2015 at 8:50 AM
- Harriet said...
Lovely card.....a great inspiration to challenge us to use what we have. By the way, Cardinals are my favorite bird. Thanks Dr. John for the great photo.
- July 20, 2015 at 9:54 AM
- conil said...
So should we call this a "pot luck" card. If so you nailed it. Love color and well assembled. Can't ask for better than that. Lovely cardinal photo, as well.
- July 20, 2015 at 2:45 PM
- Lisa said...
Wow!! Love the movement and flow Virginia, very pretty!
- July 20, 2015 at 3:27 PM
- Linda W. (ScrappinBari) said...
Just love the pale aqua card with the tone-on-tone sentiment! So perfect for your leafy panel, Virginia! And I'll be Dr. John was delighted to snap this vibrant cardinal - thanks for sharing!!
- July 20, 2015 at 5:23 PM
- alexandra s.m. said...
I like to do just that as well ;)
Your card is beautiful Virginia!
Thank You~
- July 20, 2015 at 6:38 PM
- Nora N. said...
How lovely!! I really love the colors that you used on this and that sentiment-perfection.
- July 22, 2015 at 12:17 AM
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- July 22, 2015 at 9:24 PM
- Taunya Butler said...
Sheer loveliness and beauty grace this card!! Love how it turned out - you are so remarkable!!
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Book Deadline Extended
We've heard from a number of folks who hadn't heard Capture Cincinnati was up and running again. We sent out an email when we relaunched in June 2012, but it's possible the email list was not complete. In any case, we've decided to extend the Capture Cincinnati IV book deadline a couple weeks to ensure everyone who wants to participate, can. Hooray!
For those who are just jumping in, here are a few links to checkout to get up to speed:
- A news item on some new Capture Cincinnati features
- Another news item, announcing the details of the Capture Cincinnati IV book
- The spot to opt your photos in for publication in the Capture Cincinnati IV book
- Buy the book here with coupon code ccinsider to save $10
- Tour of Capture Cincinnati
- Discussion forums to get to know folks
- Today's photo of the day
For those who've been a part of Capture Cincinnati for a while, use this as a chance to submit any last-minute photos! You can also be sure your photos are opted in, here.
Finally, be sure to stick around after the book phase is done. We have some great challenges lined up, as well as some cool new features to release. Capture Cincinnati will remain up, active and the best Cincinnati-area photography site around! Keep submitting photos, voting and interacting with other local photo enthusiasts!
Now, take advantage of this extended deadline on the book phase and upload your best shots and vote like there's no tomorrow!
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Very Common Occurrence
A survey of stress and related problems in teens conducted by the City of Baltimore concluded that one third of teenagers experience at least one episode of stress on a weekly basis.
The survey determined that the top causes of stress in teens are; school work, parents, romantic relationships, problems with friends, and siblings. This study also determined that girls experience more stress than boys and teenagers use both healthy and unhealthy methods of coping with stress.
Uncertainty And Lack of Preparation
The two primary reasons for school work stress are uncertainty about complex assignments and a lack of preparation. Parents can help reduce school work stress by reviewing homework assignments and monitoring study time.
Teens need to be taught time management skills. They don't come naturally to everyone. Following the principles of project management to structure school work will ensure preparedness and instill confidence in the end result.
Parental badgering, unreasonable or lofty expectations, and the desire to make parents proud are key stress points for teens. Teens also develop "empathetic stress" because they are very in tune with the emotional state of their parents. When parents stress over financial issues, work issues, and spousal relationships, teens absorb these problems and make them their own. This "empathetic stress" happens even when parents don't discuss their concerns around their children.
Parental stress can be reduced through two way dialogue. Teens want to be heard and consoled. Parents can also support teens with the stress associated to siblings by providing equal attention to each child, mediating sibling disputes, and implementing conflict resolution strategies.
Romantic Relationships
Romantic relationships are previously uncharted territory for teens and they tend to seek advice on the subject from other teens. It is important for them to feel comfortable discussing dating issues with their parents and parents need to resist the urge to over react. Allowing the desire to protect offspring to over shadow the ability to provide sound advice will close the door to communication.
Teens are learning critical relationship skills that they will carry with them for the rest of their lives. They need to experience both love and heartbreak in order to gain knowledge through personal experience.
Peer Pressure
Problems with friends can include peer pressure, bullying, the desire to be popular, and those on again /off again friendships that are too common during adolescence. Teens are learning how to develop relationships and find their niche in the world. There is no way to eliminate the stress associated with teen society but parents should be able to distinguish between expected conflict and dangerous situations.
Bullying and peer pressure can lead to depression, low self esteem, eating disorders, and emotional instability. Parents and school officials need to partner and react quickly and with zero tolerance to protect teens from physical and emotion abuse by their peers. Parents should request a copy of the schools bullying policy guidelines to insure that they are sound and being followed.
Coping With Challenges
It is important to understand that some stress is good. The stress response can prepare us to face challenges and keeps us on our toes. The physical, emotional and mental changes that take place during these formative years directly impact the teenage view of life situations leading to insecurity, confusion and fear.
When faced with the unique challenges of teen life, it is essential that teenagers make wise choices with regard to stress relief. Stress is cited as the leading causes of teen substance abuse, using drugs and alochol to provide a temporary escape from the pressure. Some teens cope with stress by sleeping in excess. Others choose to not deal with it all allowing fear and axiety to build up to its boiling point.
The key is to cope with stress in healthy ways. Teens are better equipped to handle stress when they get the right amount of sleep – about 10 hours per day and eat high energy foods like whole grain fiber, protein, and dairy. Regular exercise keeps the mind sharp and the body fit to handle crisis situations. Exercise also provides an outlet for pent up energy and can relieve tension.
Using strategic planning methodology to identify the root cause of an issue, create a plan to address the issue and set a timeline for improvement provides teens with a sense of control. Finally, teens need a solid support structure. They need people in their lives that listen to them, encourage them, and empathize rather than dismiss their feelings.
Ref: https://kidshealth.org/teen/your_mind/emotions/stress.html
Ref: https://www.stressfocus.com/stress_focus_article/teen-stress-causes.htm


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2013 Ohio Statewide Floodplain Management Conference
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Advanced HEC-RAS Training: August 28 – 29, 2013
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|Nursing: My Profession My Pride By Linus Paul RN by katty : March 10, 2018, 02:04:28 PM
Let's start with the first benefit to nursing: Altruism; the unselfish concern for the welfare of others; selflessness. Nurses help people. It's that simple. In 2014, nurses once again appeared at the top of Gallup's annual survey of Most Trusted Professions. The perception of our profession is that we care in many different forms of that word… Nurses help people. And in doing so, we receive the unmatched satisfaction of knowing that we have made a difference to patients and their families.
The longer I'm in the profession, the more experiences shape my life, the more amazing colleagues influence me, the more I see the micro and macro power of nursing.
The phenomenon of the nurse-patient relationship and its ability to affect the overall treatment of a patient is a central topic to the studying of nursing. The focus is usually on the ability of the nurse to impact the patient, but we often forget how much the patient can impact the nurse.
Nurses are constantly reminded of the necessity of valuing the dignity and worth of every person. As a result, we become better people. Our souls are healed. We develop communication skills and open hearts which make us more loving members of our own families. We become tolerant, and appreciate the diversity of all of the people on this earth. Perhaps that is the biggest benefit of being nurses.
We become more caring, and honorable people. As nurses we know suffering. We are fully aware of how precious each moment of life is. We learn to live well. Nurses are grateful people. Some people only learn about these essential spiritual qualities from traditions of worship. We learn compassion, love, peace and more by performing our daily work.
I work to maintain my patient's dignity through intimate moments, difficult long term decisions, and heartbreaking situations. I share in the joy of newly born babies and miraculously cured diseases. I share in the heart break of a child taken too soon, a disease too powerful, a life changed forever. My patient is often an entire family. I assess and advocate. Sometimes I wipe bottoms, often I give meds, but that isn't the extent of what I do. There are people above me, and people below. I work closely with both, without them, I could not do what I do well. I chose this profession and love almost every minute of it.
We've endured years of education and of clinical preparation, endless hours of studying, passed the very challenging exam, the GNC, and landed our first job. We are NURSES!!! Sometimes we just cannot contain our pride and enthusiasm. Our family and friends might not understand why we are so excited. It's simple; We hold precious lives in our hands and can make a difference between life and death.
What I do know is this: if you are a nurse, then you should wear the title with pride. Not many people are capable of doing what you do, and even fewer are capable of doing it with the charisma and passion you do it with. The impact you make on a patient's life, however brief it may be, is something they will never forget. It's been said that nobody appreciates a nurse until they need one. Nurses know this. They know they are under-appreciated, but it doesn't matter to them and when you need one, they'll be there.
If you ask any nurse what it is about nursing that inspires them, I guarantee their answer will have nothing to do with the overcoming irrational assumptions. Their motivation is not to prove people wrong or gain the approval of others; their motivation is that they genuinely believe in the cause. They know how much of a difference nursing makes on the world, and only a nurse can truly understand and appreciate the magnitude of their impact. They don't need to listen to what other people say about their job or what kind of difference it makes, Nurses live on it.
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Four Seasons at Upper Freehold
Four Seasons at Upper Freehold is an active-adult (55-plus) community of detached, single family homes built ca. 2003-2007. The community has a clubhouse plus indoor and outdoor swimming pools.
Homes range from 2 bedroom, 2 baths to 4 bedrooms, 3 baths; all homes appear to have 2-car garages. Interior living space ranges from approximately 2,100 to more than 3,100 sq. ft. Median interior living space is approximately 2,300 sq. ft. Median lot size is approximately 1/5th of an acre.
Entry into the neighborhood is from Extonville Road onto Coronet Drive or Ellisdale-Allentown Road onto Musket Drive.
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We have been servicing Gibraltar and the 48173 zip code since 1997. As established pet care professionals in the area, we are very fond of the natural beauty and space in Gibraltar. There is a nice mix of established subdivisions and new construction in Gibraltar. This is great for pet parents in particular as the subdivisions offer quiet neighborhoods for walking.
There are many resources available in Gibraltar to pet parents, specifically easy access to Lake Erie Metropark and Point Mouille State Game Area. Lake Erie Metropark offers beautiful water views, paved walking paths and open space making it ideal for pet parents and furkids alike. Lake Erie also connects to the Downriver Linked Greenways Initiative (DLGI) which offers area residents 30 miles of paved paths for walking and biking. And with over 4,000 acres of space, Point Mouille is a fantastic place to walk dogs and take in the great views. Just be sure to check the DNR calendar for hunting seasons since hunting is allowed on Point Mouille. No matter the season, both of these nature saturated areas make getting outside fun.
Gibraltar is also just a short drive to the nearest dog parks; WOOFhaven in Woodhaven, Centennial Farm on Grosse Ile and Wyandotte's dog park all of which are open to non-residents.
It is important to know the closest animal shelter in case your pet accidentally escapes the home or yard. Woodhaven and Trenton have joined forces and the nearest shelter to Gibraltar is physically located in Woodhaven at Van Horn and Hall Road. And the closest emergency vet is Affiliated Veterinary Emergency Service.
Gibraltar is a short drive to I Love My Pets in Rockwood which offers pet supply shopping and grooming.
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I really am trying. I'm just so tired and there is so much to do. Sure I'm trapped at home for most of the day waiting for my staples delivery, but there are still calls to make, emails to return, diapers to change, news to watch, naps to be had, and on and on.
I'm embarrassed that I am not exactly reading much more than the ingredient list on a cereal box but my plate is full.
For my summer writing workshop I switched to personal essay because I think writing something more manageable (shorter) is more realistic. I can start, edit and finish several pieces over the summer and perhaps find a published home for them.
I've been filling up my journal which is cathartic; though not sure if it will translate into essays or a memoir. I'd love to do stories of globe trekking with my mom. We had some amazing adventures abroad.
Eventually. At least I'm visiting this site quasi regularly and writing.
Poca a poca.