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The day of friendship and love is almost here! What better way to celebrate than with creative heart-shaped DIY gifts and cards. So this Valentine's Day forgo buying and go DIY instead. As time goes by it is time to start thinking for Valentine's Day decoration. We all want to spend this holiday with our dearest and that`s why we need to make it special and unforgettable.
We present you various DIY ideas and tutorials for the Valentine's Day decorations, all of them are unique and beautiful. We hope that you will like them and use some of them. Take a look at the following examples, find inspiration and have fun!
- The Dining Room Décor
A dining room decked out in sweet, Southern-style DIY Valentine's Day decor, and lots of YUMMY cupcakes will win any girl's heart. Via The Lettered Cottage
- Tuxedo Heart Box
I love these tuxedo boxes and they are very easy to make with simple Spellbinders Hearts Nestabilities and cut Pure Luxury White, Black Onyx and Red Hot using the largest die. Via Crafting The Web
- Gift Designs and Décor
From cute little candy boxes to chocolate lollipops, to beer cases, to coffee, everything that your Valentine would love will is here. Via Place Of My Taste
- Rope "Love" Art
Express your love for your special someone with a sweet sentiment made from rope. Add decoration of your choice. Via BHG
- Valentine's Day Mantel
This sweet and simple mantel decoration idea will blow your love's mind. Just make sure that the fire is burning hot like your love. Via My Blessed Life
- Felt Heart Valentine Trees
Looking for an inexpensive way to make your home a little more festive for Valentine's Day? These felt heart Valentine tree will do just that! Via Lolly Jane
- Quilted Valentine Hearts Pillow
This is a great scrap buster project, a fabulous way to try out some new skills and a just a fun, bright pillow for the holiday! Via Craft Sew Create
- Ombre Yarn Letters
L*O*V*E! Two-toned bright and vibrant love letters for Valentine's Day. Simply wrap yarn around cardboard or wood letters. Via Sister's Suit Case
- XO Glitter Letters
Make these shimmery and sparkly Glitter Letters to decorate your house for Valentine's Day! This project is very easy and inexpensive, but oh so pretty and fun! Via Tip Junkie
- Love Note Pillows
What beautiful love note pillows and a question! There is a pocket on one of the pillows so you can put love notes in. Via Days of Chalk and Chocolate
- Budget-Friendly Valentines Mantle
Learn how to decorate a beautiful mantle for Valentine's Day on a budget! Step-by-step tutorials are included for a book page banner and a heart bouquet. Via The Sits Girl
- Music Paper LOVE Letters
These music paper love letters are festive and fabulous! Especially, the way they are displayed. Via The House of Smiths
- Decorated Shelves
These festive shelves are sure to get you in the Valentine's mood! I love the colors of gray mixed with delicate touches of pink. Via The House of Smiths
- Sweethearts Birch Centerpiece
Carve initials or love notes on pieces of birch for a unique and inexpensive Valentine centerpiece. Via Sweet Little Gals
- Ombre Glittered Candle
Every Valentine's table needs some beautiful candlelight to set the mood. Make one or several of these ombre glittered candles to display on the table. Via A Glimpse Inside
- Pom-Pom Centerpiece
Add some love to your Valentine's table with this sweet little pom-pom centerpiece. There's a tutorial to make the pom-poms and the baking soda heart tag. Via Architecture Of A Mom
- Bloom Bloom Centerpiece
These beautiful flowers in their Valentine's themed vase are a great centerpiece for your dinner table for that special dinner for two or a lovely gift to give someone special. Via Life In Wonderland
- Vintage Valentine's Table
Vintage Valentine's, farm house table, mason jars filled with tulips and monogrammed plates make a gorgeous Valentine's tablecape. Via Lemon Tree Creations
- Queen of Hearts Tablescape
An intimate Valentine dinner for two, Queen of Hearts style! Inspiration for some romance in your Valentine's Day. Via Celebrations And Home
- Fabric Scrap Heart Wreath
Jazz up your holiday decorating or parties with a super cute and easy fabric scrap wreath! It's a fabulous way to recycle wire hangers instead of just throwing them out, too. Via Seven Clown Circus
- Cupid's Arrow Valentines Wreath
This wreath is fabulous and perfect to help decorate your home for Valentine's Day! Learn how to make one with the help of this great tutorial. Via Nest of Posies
- Valentine Mason Jar Craft
This valentine message in a jar is absolutely darling! If you love crafting with mason jars you will love this simple tutorial using music sheets, twigs, moss and flocked hearts. Via Uncommon Designs Online
- Valentine's Day Bunting
Learn how to make this adorable Valentine's Day Bunting from cupcake liners, baker's twine and washi tape. String the garland from the chandelier, across a mantle, or on picture frames. Via Tales Of The Scotts
- Valentine's Day Party Setup
A cute and fun way to dress up the table for Valentine's Day and keep little guests entertained! Add some personalization to the party by customizing napkins, adding a game to play and cute embellishments. Via Fiskars
- Clothespin Love Arrows
You'll love getting hit with these cupid's arrows. You can make them with clothespins, jewels, floss and glue. Wouldn't they be adorable clipped to party favor bags? Via I Gotta Create


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The term ecopoetics has become increasingly important to scholars and poets alike. It is certainly a critical moment for the field and practice. Please join us in February for a three-day conference that will focus specifically on exploring ecopoetics, taking up such questions as: What is ecopoetics? What representational strategies and sociopolitical commitments might characterize this practice? How might we periodize ecopoetics and situate its modes of cultural production? It is our hope that the conference will bring scholars, poets, and creative artists into sustained dialogue on the historical and contemporary practices of ecopoetics.
The Conference on Ecopoetics will feature scholarly and creative panels, roundtables, and seminars; poetry readings and performances; multimedia presentations; outings and excursions; and a group service project. The conference will bring together scholars and artists, both inside and outside of the academy.
Conference Co-sponsors UC Berkeley English Department UC Berkeley Townsend Center for the Humanities UC Davis English Department UC Berkeley Contemporary Poetry and Poetics Working Group
Forrest Gander Robert Hass Brenda Hillman Lynn Keller Jonathan Skinner Michael Ziser
Conference Organizers Angela Hume Gillian Osborne Margaret Ronda
Friday, Feb. 22
2-4 p.m. Conference Advisory Board Roundtable on Ecopoetics Robert Hass, Brenda Hillman, Forrest Gander, Lynn Keller, Jonathan Skinner, Michael Ziser
4:30-6:30 p.m. Editing the Book of Nature: New Anthologies of Ecopoetics Joshua Corey, Camille Dungy, Laura-Gray Street, Ann Fisher-Wirth Precarity, Neoliberalism, Late Capitalism Rachel Greenwald Smith, Matthew O'Malley, Andrea Actis, Nicky Tiso, Miriam Nichols, Marthine Satris
The Troping of Ecopoetic Form Lauren Brozovich, Matthew Cooperman, George Hart, Joshua Schuster, Heidi Lynn Staples, Clara Van Zanten
"We have left our broken house in ecstasy": Ecopoetics Through Travel Charles Alexander, Diana Arterian, Jenny Browne, Todd Fredson, Andy Meyer, Laura Moriarty, Sarah Vap Saturday, Feb. 23
8-10 a.m. The Book, Ecopoetic Instrument Richard Greenfield, Brenda Iijima, Jared Stanley, Tyrone Williams
Embodied Ecopoetics Sean Dempsey, Scott Knickerbocker, Katherine R. Lynes, Richard Cole, Matthias Regan Geopoetics: Thinking Landscapes/Landscaping Thought in German Literature Jason Groves, Tove Holmes, Bernhard Malkmus
Groundworks: A Collaborative Lab Jolie Kaytes, Laura Mullen, Linda Russo, Hazel White
(Im)Permeable Matter: Rocks, Stones, Minerals Tim Cresswell, Rob Halpern, Jasmine Kitses, CJ Martin 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Emergency, Ethics, Ecopoetics: 21st Century Ecopoetry's Efficacies Brenda Hillman, Angela Hume, Lynn Keller, Myung Mi Kim Field Laboratory for Esoteric Ecologies Kathleen Brown, Adam Dickinson, a.rawlings, Erin Robinsong, Jonathan Skinner
Historical Ecopoetics Mark Cladis, Carolyn Dekker, Rachel Feder, James Finley, Rebecca Porte
New World Ecopoetics Anny Dominique Curtius, George Handley, Juliana Leslie, Jorge Marcone, Fenn Elan Stewart, Mac J. Wilson
2-4 p.m. Chinese Ecoaesthetics Ronald Egan, Chris Tong, Yiman Wang, Winnie Yee Ecopoetics of the City Lara Durback, Pablo Guardiola, Evan Kennedy, Lauren Levin, Michael Nicoloff, Nico Peck, Kathryn Pringle, Yosefa Raz, Barbara Jane Reyes, Wendy Trevino, Stephen Vincent, Alli Warren
Ecopoetics and/as Coexistence Gwenola Caradec, David Gilcrest, Grant Jenkins, John Shoptaw, John Sitter, Jennifer Wagner-Lawlor
Environmental Dreamscapes and the Heedless Sublime Nathan Brown, Jed Rasula, Evelyn Reilly, Brian Teare
Poetic Labor Anne-Lise Francois, Gillian Osborne, Joanna Picciotto, Samia Rahimtoola
4:30-6:30 p.m. The Ecopoetics of Film Peter Burghardt, Forrest Gander, Rusty Morrison, Joshua Marie Wilkinson
Illness, Landscape, Healing Margit Galanter, Hillary Gravendyk, Petra Kuppers, Juliette Lee, Neil Marcus, Eleni Stecopoulos
Molecules, Microbes, Parasites Tania Aguila-Way, Karen Andrade, Bo Earle, Megan Fernandes, Charlie Legere
Pacific Ecopoetics Elizabeth Deloughrey, Dina El Desouky, kuʻualoha hoʻomanawanui, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Brandy McDougall, Craig Santos Perez
The Thingness of Things: Connecting with the Culture's Material Trace Allison Cobb, Alicia Cohen, Jennifer Coleman, CA Conrad, Jen Hofer, Kaia Sand
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Garden, Farm, Poetic Form Arielle Greenberg, Sonnet L'Abbe, Louis Kirk McAuley, Stephen Motika, Michelle Niemann
Queering Ecopoetics: Hybridity, Ferality, Eroticism Seminar moderated by Anne-Lise Francois Brook Barman, Michelle Detorie, Julia Drescher, Abby Hagler, Sarah de Leeuw, Dana Maya, Art Middleton, Alyce Miller, Sarah Nolan, Eric Sneathen
Ground Scores: Unburying Ecologies through Embodied Practice David Buuck, Seung-Jae Lee, Rachel Levitsky, Ira Livingston, Jennifer Scappettone, Kathy Westwater
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Ecopoetics and Affect Seminar moderated by Charles Altieri Caleb Beckwith, Dianne Chisholm, Sarah Dimick, Damon Franke, Anna Hiller, Cate Lycurgus, Laurel Peacock, Lisa Sewell, Mande Zecca
Ecopoetics, Object Relations, and Object-Oriented Ontology Seminar moderated by Nathan Brown Anthony Camara, Duskin Drum, Julia Fiedorczuk, Devin King, Sarah Lewison, Robert Mitthenthal, Eileen Myles, Tze-Yin Teo
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This has been the Feb writing assignment for my Y3's (Intermediate, B1) and their work has been outstanding! Congratulations! I'd like to comment a few language points in class (e.g., on the ground/first floor, suitable vs not allowed), and have people read out their work, so the rest can learn from it.
The task was not a classified ad ("classifieds") because students couldn't use abbreviations. It was like the typical description you would find on a real estate agency website.
A tip for your Writing Tests: your pieces should contain all the relevant information. All of you forgot to have a pre-title for the website, stating if the property was for sale or for rent / on sale, to lease, renting. (Yes, that was stated in the instructions, but while I was reading your descriptions I didn't know if you were selling or renting, and that is a key point.) And none of you forgot to have a title, of course! Well done!
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Six Scrumptious Cube Steak Recipes for Dinner
You'll want to dig into these hearty Cube Steak Dinner Recipes! Read on to find chicken fried steak, swiss steak, beef parmesan, and more!
What is cube steak you ask? I couldn't really answer you without doing some research. I mean, I know it's beef that looks like it has been sort of perforated, but I wouldn't call that a real definition. According to Wikipedia:
Cube steak is a cut of beef, usually top round or top sirloin, tenderized by fierce pounding with a meat tenderizer, or use of an electric tenderizer. The name refers to the shape of the indentations left by that process (called "cubing").
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These are the men of the 94th ID. They fight with honor, they defend their nation and their brothers fiercely, and when they love, they do it with single-minded passion.
Max Remington has never been anything but a soldier. The oldest son in a family that served our nation for generations, he'd never considered any other path. The army is his life, his home and his one true love.
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Strong ad sales for mobile devices boosted the social media giant's overall revenue by 42 percent in the first quarter. But profit fell as the company upped spending on research.
Overall revenues jumped 42 percent to $3.5 billion (3.28 billion euros), led by strong sales in advertising inserted in people's feeds. Mobile sales account for nearly three-quarters of ad sales.
Facebook also attracted more users - it had 1.44 billion monthly active users as of March, up 13 percent from a year earlier. The number of those who used mobile devices to access Facebook at least once a month grew by 24 percent to 1.25 billion.
But net income fell as expenses grew by 83 percent from a year earlier. The company earned $512 million, down 20 percent from $642 million. Facebook, which bought messaging service WhatsApp and photo-sharing app Instagram, is investing heavily in research for its own mobile apps, so far with limited success.
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Are you looking for something special for your event or photoshoot? I have many special props and rental goodies waiting to push your event over the top! I have everything from bottles to trunks and lanterns to settees, just to name a few treasures. And all of my charming pieces are available for rent a la carte! If you don't see what you are looking for, let me know. I'll hunt it down--I'm always looking for more items to add to my collection!
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Here are some plans regarding the matter of bedroom storage ideas. In the matter of clothes, distinctive sorts and styles every piece of clothing require various types of storage. The standard for these is to store them in a wardrobe. Long clothing of pants and long skirt, like gown , dresses or long layers will require full-length hanging space. Different things, for example pants, tee shirts, caps, fabric totebag, and so forth are more often than not set in drawers or shallow racks.
The profundity of the wardrobe as a common guideline ought to be no less than two feet and ought to be profound enough to hold a cover hook with apparel swinging from it. In the matter of wardrobe stature, these can shift, however clearly the higher the better. Recently wardrobes are built-in, and are as high as the roof.
The wardrobe can additionally be utilized as multifunction bedroom storage ideas. This is not really simple since it is for storing more than one types of clothing. That conventional wardrobe has mix and match of choices. Accordingly, attempting to store different things in them gets rather testing. Fitted wardrobes or the built-in ones offer numerous choices for storage results, in light of the fact that there is more often than not sufficient space in these to keep all your apparel storage needs, and those different things you may need to store away.
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Hi, my name is Bill.
A little while ago Steph and I decided to get rid of our car. Instead, our plan was to mostly ride bikes around. We thought we would try it out for an entire year. It would be like an adventure for us. A sometimes cold, sometimes wet adventure.
This blog is about that.
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Day 166/365: Family bike camping trip! We didn't bring the electric cargo bikes because the campsite is "hike-in" and non-electric. But turns out there are plenty of places to plug them in (maybe next time). I'm sure proud of Grant- he rode the entire 30 miles. It took us 6 hours, but we had 2 lunch stops and a couple breaks along the way. #thebikeyear #familybikecamping
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Please find below our application for enrolment form and information regarding the compulsory enrolment documentation. The enrolment of a student is governed by the School Education Act and requires a minimum of two pieces of approved evidence. If you would like to know more about enrolment in a government school the link shown below directs you to the DOE WA Enrolment Policy.
Once you have completed and submitted your application for enrolment with the required documentation you will be given a full enrolment pack. The completed enrolment pack is then reviewed by the Principal.
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I am an undergraduate student in Civil Engineering at the Federal University of Ceara in Brazil. I was born in the city of Fortaleza, in Brazil's northeastern region. I love to travel, read and meet new friends. I'm currently living in the city of Kelowna, British Columbia. My dream has always been to study in Canada and the Mitacs Globalink Program gave me the opportunity. It has made everything perfect!
My project identifies different types of sand that are used as proppants in hydraulic fractures, which are used to recover natural gas from tight shale deposits. A proppant is a solid material, usually sand, treated sand or human-made ceramic material. Proppants are designed to keep an induced hydraulic fracture open during or after a hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") treatment. They're called "proppants" because they literally prop open the fractures, enabling the oil or gas to flow out. Proppants play an important role because without them, oil and/or gas production from shales would not be feasible.
Participating in this program was the best experience I could have in my studies. I learned many important techniques that I could not have learned in my country since my university does not have the right equipment or software. The research results were excellent, and I was able to publish two papers in world-renowned periodicals. I also met important researchers in in my field, and I will be able to get back in touch with them when I return to Canada in the future for a Ph.D. degree.
The research was challenging from start to finish because I had to learn to use different equipment than I used in Brazil, as well as more complex software. I had to perform tests on the machines and then analyze the data from those machines. Sometimes, the data were not representative, so I had to redo the tests and find the errors. The least fun part was analyzing the data, because that meant I had to compile some functions in the software and use some mathematical algorithms. However, all of these activities were important for the research be successful.
The experience I had through the Mitacs program completely changed my way of seeing scientific research and also how I see myself. I hope to pursue a career as a professor and researcher in a related field. I will certainly go back to Canada to study after graduation.
Oil and gas are among the most important energy sources in the world. One thing we know for sure is that we still need oil. Oil is used for many purposes besides fuel for energy or transport. Yet we are constantly hearing new and often conflicting forecasts about potential oil reserves. Therefore, it is necessary to look for ways to optimize oil and gas production. Hydraulic fracturing, which produces fractures in the rock formation that stimulate the flow of natural gas or oil, increases the amount that can be recovered.
The impact of this research is immense, because it shows how different types of sand can be used as proppants in hydraulic fracturing. The most important reasons for using sand are that it is cheap and more abundant than other options like resin and ceramics, which are very expensive and difficult to obtain.
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A new book just hitting the marketplace will be a welcome guide to many cash strapped owners of vacation and second homes in this difficult real estate environment. Making Money on Your Vacation Rental Home is the title of this detailed "how to" book recently published by Howard Jones, a CPA and licensed real estate broker who has owned and managed his own vacation rental homes. Subtitled An Essential Handbook for Managing Your Short Term Vacation and Resort Rental Property for Maximum Enjoyment and Profit, this comprehensive 400 page handbook includes a chapter by chapter guide for rental home owners who wish to take advantage of the new opportunity that has emerged in recent years to self manage their rental homes by using commercial rental web sites. Besides covering owner rental management, specifics are provided on related topics such as maintaining the necessary computer resources and the tax implications for buying, selling and owning vacation homes.
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Ceramaseal's internal infrared (IR) heaters are IR lamps specially designed for the internal heating of vacuum systems. The standard line of infrared heaters includes 2000- and 6400-watt units. These IR heaters and accessories are all high vacuum compatible. The heaters are easily mounted inside the vacuum chamber, allowing for efficient heating of internal components that are removed from the chamber wall. The heaters are perfect for baking out a system or heating up a substrate. Quartz bulbs provide directional heating, quick release sockets for easy bulb removal and a nickel reflector shield. The heaters are powered by two quick connect in-vacuum bakeable cables (optional) and two 12KV baseplate feedthroughs (optional).
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Originally built as a school in 1939 and later sold. When the school district repurchased the property, they were tasked with meeting full compliance with current DSA code requirements. RPSE utilized Performance Based Design (ASCE 41-06) as a tool to evaluate and retrofit the aging structure. Extensive testing of existing materials and destructive investigation, coupled with innovative seismic strengthening techniques resulted in cost effective solutions.
Tieback elements reinforce the existing basement retaining walls. Micropiles, supporting the new steel braced frame and concrete shearwall seismic system, were selected for their ability to be inserted within an existing structure.
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Fan Preview: Inside The Hunger Games Exhibition!
I was lucky enough to be invited to a preview of The Hunger Games Exhibition in New York City yesterday. I'm so excited to share some of the photos with you guys. This is going to be a long post, so let's get started.
As you walk in you're greeted with huge versions of The Hunger Games character portraits in the waiting area.
Kate McConnell, creative director at the exhibit, was on hand to answer any of our questions and was very passionate about the project and also just extremely kind!
The exhibit features 7 different galleries and we'll be posting photos from each one in order of how you'll see them in the exhibition. There's a self-guided tour using a device and headset on which you can take photos and unlock different content within the galleries - even deleted movie scenes.
The doors swing open and you're greeted with a video greeting from Effie Trinket and then an introduction by Elizabeth Banks.
The continuation of the video is thanks to our friends at Hunger Games Trilogy Fansite:
First up, District 12:
District 12 is the home of Katniss Everdeen and the entry point into the world of Panem. Journey through the Hob, see the Everdeen family house and the Hall of Justice, explore Panem via an interactive map, and more.
One of my favorite set-ups was Effie's costume with the reaping bowls in front of the Justice Building.
Tribute Train:
Come aboard the high-speed train that sweeps Katniss away from District 12 and opens her eyes to the world of Panem. Featuring plenty of 'mahogany,' see the intricate set dressings and props that offer a first glimpse of the Capitol's opulence and splendor.
One of the bigger "WOW" moments for me was walking into the Tribute Train gallery. You really did feel as Katniss and Peeta were supposed to feel upon glimpsing the opulence of The Capitol for the first time.
The Capitol:
Explore the wonder and opulence of the Capitol, from President Snow's balcony to the tribute parade chariot to the lavish victory party held at Snow's mansion. Visit Cinna's design studio, complete with Cinna's prized sketchbook and the Girl on Fire dress, and even sit down for an interview with Capitol TV's Caesar Flickerman.
This was another one of my favorite galleries. The costumes up close were so much more detailed than we could ever catch in the film. It was amazing to see.
Making The Games:
Highlighting the arts and science of The Hunger Games, this high tech zone is dedicated to the games themselves. Honor the tributes, test your knot tying and stunt skills, and explore the technology behind the games – from muttations to force fields – at the interactive Gamemakers' table.
District 13:
Venture into rebel territory and join the fight! Create a "propo" (propaganda film) to fuel the revolution, view the latest advancements in Beetee's lab, and learn more about life in the underground district.
This is NEW - a look at Finnick's trident from the upcoming Mockingjay Part 2. No one has seen this one yet!
Katniss's Journey:
Celebrate Katniss's brave transformation from tribute to the Mockingjay in this moving finale. See Katniss's most iconic costumes up close, including the Mockingjay dress and the Mockingjay armor, see pivotal moments from the films, and be completely inspired by the power of one person to change the world.
Another breathtaking moment was walking into this gallery and seeing all of Katniss' iconic costumes together.
Fan Gallery:
See first-hand how the story of the Mockingjay has become a global phenomenon and fan sensation in this zone featuring real fan art. Who knows? Maybe your masterpieces will make the gallery!
This was really exciting! So many of the fan artists we know, love, and admire were included in this gallery. It was wonderful to see your work represented here!
Another bonus from The Exhibition? All the rare film stills scattered around the galleries! Take a look:
Of course you exit through the gift shop! And it's a good one. There are lots of exclusive items for sale including the NEW Mockingjay pin for Mockingjay Part 2!! I'm sure you'll be able to purchase this one outside the gift shop soon.
The Hunger Games Exhibition is definitely a "must see" for any tribute and we highly recommend that everyone check it out. Each gallery also has loads of interactives - including opportunities to make your own propos, take photos and VIDEO as a tribute in the tribute parade (complete with movie footage) and much more! You can come home with lots of souvenirs from the world of The Hunger Games.
The Hunger Games Exhibition opens to the public on Wednesday, July 1st at Discovery Times Square in New York City. And it was just announced THIS MORNING that The Exhibition's next stop will be San Francisco, CA. Read more on that here.


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Whether you choose powders, liquids or gels, natural colors react to conditions including pH, and exposure to light and temperature, so results will be similar. These changes depend primarily on what plant the particular color is made from and somewhat on how it is processed, but not as much the form in which the color is delivered.
Powders are specially processed to dissolve or disperse in either water or oil. It is important to mix water based powders into water, or a watery product like egg white, and to disperse oil based powders into oil, or oily products like melted chocolate. All natural colors are best added to a neutral (neither very acid or very base) product.
• can be used for many purposes, from cooking sugar (like lollipops), to making icings, batters, macarons and meringues or even painting on cookies!
• have a long shelf life. If you keep them clean, dry and away from light they should hold for a year or more. Deterioration would be caused by contamination (always use clean utensils or shake the powder out of the container) or moisture (be sure they are tightly closed in a cool, dry place). • ship well. They are light in weight and are the best best for shipping long distances or in hot temperatures. • are easy to use, measure and mix
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Our 3-star Hotel in Voiron, which was entirely renovated in 2013, offers optimal comfort in a modern setting. From our hotel, you can walk to the city center and go shopping, or go to the movies or theatre. You can also take the opportunity to visit the incredible Chartreuse Cellars. Directly opposite the hotel, the municipal park and Bonnat chocolate factory await you. Our modern hotel welcomes you 24/7 with 56 comfortable rooms and private parking.
All means of transportation are easily accessible: highways, the SNCF train station and Lyon Airport.
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Hey Everyone
I've made a card today for my niece who's having a 7th birthday. I don't have a lot of stamps that are age appropriate for this age group – so I've used butterflies and I hope she likes it. I've made my card from this weeks Mojo Monday sketch:
Here's her card:
Thanks for stopping by.
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IWSG: In Which I Practice Avoidance of My Manuscript
So I'm stalling.
Totally stalling.
Mmm, yep.
See I'm supposed to begin editing my reunion love story. It's gonna be great. This is the furthest I've ever gotten. I've written the whole thing. I've got tons of notes for editing it. I went to two different writing workshops with the amazing and funny
s and I'm ready to make this story into a something publishable. I'm focused! I'm ready! I'm on the ball-- hey did you know there are ten seasons of friends on Netflix and I've never seen the show? I should probably watch that. Also the living room needs vacuuming. And I need to wash my hair.
This is how it's been for a month.
I got it in my head that I needed to make a better town map and apparently that takes precedent over say, tackling the large issues I have with my hero. It's super important to know exactly how my characters get from the town grocery store to the restaurant says I. So I've been building a handmade, painstakingly detailed street map of my fictional small town. It's more detail than I need or will really use. But I keep working on it every night. I suppose I'm avoiding the much needed outline I should be working on.
I really hate outlining. As you may or may not remember, I have a rare but serious disease called
. Very serious stuff. I pass right out as soon as I start working on one. I could fall and bump my head if I'm not careful.
I need a system for editing. I need a deadline and I need to quit worrying about this frackedy-fracking map that is eating my soul right now. Though, I'm pretty sure I can finish the map tonight. if I put my mind to it.
And if dinner doesn't take too long to eat.
And if my cat isn't too demanding.
And if the next Friends episode is dull- and by that I mean a Phoebe-centric episode because I hate those.
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Holidays aren't all December offers
Nevertheless, there are other things of importance one might observe between frenzied trips to the mall, trying to find the Scotch tape, and addressing envelopes.
We've already passed the first day of December, the traditional time in some parts of the world for girls to perform the ancient art of cromniomancy (divination by onion sprouts) to find out the name of their future husbands. I don't know that there's an official name for this day, and it really seems like something left over from Halloween.
Today is Wear Brown Shoes Day, which I don't consider terribly essential. But it's also Saint Barbara's Day, making it my day, sort of, and vital indeed, although I'm not sure what to do with it.
Tomorrow is Bathtub Party Day. I'm not sure what to do with that, either, although I could be quite festive all by myself with a good book, some bubble bath and a glass of champagne. (How many people do you need to make a party?)
Dec. 7 is Pearl Harbor Day, which needs no explanation. Busy or not, it wouldn't kill us all to take a moment and remember what that day meant in 1941 and what came after.
The 9th is National Pastry Day, and I could get into that big time if it didn't fall so close to the most fattening holidays of the year. (Although maybe just one Danish ...)
The following day is dedicated to the souls of dead whales. Honest. I think it has something to do with Inuit dependence on whale meat and gratitude to the animals that provide it.
Even more important than the souls of whales on that day, however, is the birthday of my younger daughter. At least to some of us.
Dec. 12 is Poinsettia Day. Seems as good a day as any to acquire however many plants you plan to use for holiday decorations. I like poinsettias very much, especially the red ones, at least until about Jan. 2. Then I want them to go away.
That is easier said than done, as these plants do not die on their own. Ever. And I hate to dispose of growing things. I know you can hide them in closets for a time and then they'll miraculously bloom again next Christmas. My closets are too full already. And I have a black thumb.
The 13th is Ice Cream Day - isn't there one of those every month?
And the 16th is National Chocolate-Covered Anything Day. That was my father's birthday, and he was crazy about chocolate, although I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
I can think of a lot of things I wouldn't want to eat with a chocolate coating, like any kind of fruit, hot dogs, lemon meringue pie, and Brussels sprouts - but wait, I wouldn't eat Brussels sprouts under any circumstances whatsoever.
Dec. 17 on my calendar belongs to my father-in-law and one of my sons-in-law - it's their birthday, and God bless them, please, again and again.
They probably are unaware that it is - or used to be - also the Roman festival of Saturnalia, celebrating extravagance and general debauchery. Long may they live in ignorance of this.
Dec. 18 is National Roast Suckling Pig Day. Heaven knows what we need that for. I like bacon, ham, and pork as much as anybody, but I definitely do not need to see it in the form of an entire roasted animal with an apple in its mouth. I choose to be dietarily hypocritical.
The 18th marks the Festival of Quetzalcoatl, the Mayan feathered serpent god. (I wonder what one does at such a festival.)
St. Dominic of Silos' Day is on the 20th. He started out as an 11th century Spanish shepherd. Turning monastic, he eventually became abbot of the Monastery of St. Sebastian at Silos, which became a center of the Mozarbic liturgy, whatever that is, and. also preserved the Visigothic script of ancient Spain. (In case you didn't already know all that.)
Dec. 21 is Look At The Bright Side Day. That might no problem at all if your shopping is done and you are up to date and in control of other holiday preparations.
But if you are running around in a state of total chaos, like most of us, you will probably bite the head off anybody suggesting you Look At The Bright Side.
There are some pretty neat days after Christmas that tend to get overlooked in all the general merriment. The 26th is National Whiners Day, timely for those pretty much drained of holiday bliss by then.
And the 30th marks the Festival of Enormous Changes at the Last Minute. I don't know where that comes from, but just think of the possibilities! It's also National Bicarbonate of Soda Day, although that would make more sense on Jan. 1.
That's enough to think about for now. I have to go check on my supply of bubble bath and champagne for tomorrow.


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HHS-CMS Share Marketplace Projections and Nine Open Enrollment Strategies
By Clive Riddle, October 21, 2016
Earlier this Week, HHS Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell "announced that she expects 13.8 million individuals to sign up for coverage through the Marketplaces during the upcoming Open Enrollment." In conjunction with her announcement, the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation released a report detailing these 2017 enrollment projections for 2017, telling us:
- The projected enrollment of 13.8 million would represent an increase of 1.1 million from 12.7 million plan selections at the end of 2016's Open Enrollment.
- They estimate this will net down to monthly effectuated enrollment averaging 11.4 million people during 2017.
- 10.7 million uninsured Americans are eligible for Marketplace coverage. Among them, 85% are potentially income eligible for financial assistance, and 60% have incomes that would also qualify them for cost-sharing reductions in addition to tax credits
- 40% of the eligible uninsured are 18-34 years old
- 5.1 million eligible for the Marketplace currently purchase off-Marketplace coverage. Of this group, they estimates 2.5 million people could be eligible for financial assistance via Open Enrollment signups for Marketplace coverage
So how are they going to increase the open enrollment signups to 13.8 million? Last week, CMS shared their open enrollment marketing strategies, noting that "nearly half of uninsured adults are unaware of the financial assistance available to help pay for health insurance, even though about 85 percent of Marketplace-eligible uninsured Americans could qualify for financial help." Their marketing plan includes:
- Increasing direct mail pieces from 800,000 last year to 10 million this year, targeted to "people who were recently uninsured, recently lost coverage, or sought coverage in the past through HealthCare.gov or a state Medicaid program," including "people who started to sign up at HealthCare.gov last year, but didn't complete the process"; "consumers who lost eligibility for Medicaid or CHIP coverage last year, or who applied for Medicaid or CHIP but had incomes too high to qualify."
- The IRS "will conduct new outreach to uninsured people who paid the penalty or claimed an exemption, letting them know that tax credits are available for Marketplace coverage and providing information about their health coverage options."
- E-Mail marketing will be expanded, as "HealthCare.gov's email list has grown by over 30 percent" to 20 million+ people
- Healthcare.gov notes they "learned that simply reminding a consumer about their eligibility for financial assistance in an email increased enrollment rates by 17 percent compared to emails that did not include that information," and that "emails informing returning consumers of increased costs in their current plan and encouraging them to review their options by shopping increased active renewal rates by 279 percent."
- Healthcare.gov also learned merely mentioning a deadline in an email increased enrollment by 14 percent compared to emails that did not mention deadlines.
- HealthCare.gov will remind consumers about the a penalty for not having coverage, and cite a study in which "consumers who received an email with additional language referencing the penalty were 13 percent more likely to enroll," and a test that "found that more prominently displaying penalty information with the deadline (for example, in the email subject line) produced a larger lift in enrollment, 97 percent," and a "message that gave higher-income people information about the higher penalty levels likely to apply to them increased enrollment by 18 percent."
- Outreach is being expanded to mobile and streaming platforms, and gaming platforms in order to reach younger audiences. Healthcare.gov cites a partnership with gaming platform Twitch, and notes that they will run ads and sponsor content on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook
- Healthcare.gov will emphasis optimized search efforts and cite that "CMS increased overall search conversion rates by 24 percent compared to the previous year."
- Healthcare.gov will "double the number of impressions a consumer sees ("Gross Rating Points") on TV in the week leading up to December 15th compared to the same week last year."


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Part 4 of a month-long celebration of Women's History Month
Jelisaveta Načić (1878-1955) was the first woman to graduate from the architecture program at the University of Belgrade, which opened only in 1896. Her attendance at college was highly unusual in a country where the vast majority of women were not formally educated at all, let alone in a profession. As part of the inaugural class of Serbian architects, she was among those forging architectural education and practice in the nation. She joined several classmates in the newly-renamed Serbian Association of Engineers and Architects, which grew from the older Union of Engineers and Technicians of Serbia. However, unlike her peers, she was unable to earn a place at the Ministry of Construction due to its requirement for military service, from which she was blocked as a woman. Instead, Načić went to work for the municipal government, eventually becoming its first chief architect. Her third-place finish in a 1903 competition for a church in Topola helped further to establish her in the profession and attracted private commissions for apartments and private residences. More important independent and public work followed, including the 1906 Kralj Petar I (King Peter I) school, notable for its Renaissance style and modernist concerns for hygiene and natural and electrical lighting, heating and plumbing. Her Workers' Housing Complex from 1910-1911, designed in a vernacular mode, was an early experiment in modern residential planning in the Balkans, as was a tuberculosis sanitorium, the first of its kind in Serbia.
Her vibrant career of just sixteen years–especially considering the odds against her–was cut short by the outbreak of war. Her work to redesign Terazije, the central square in the Serbian capital, was interrupted in 1914 while the Alexander Nevsky Church in Belgrade begun in 1912 was likewise left incomplete, finished only in 1929 by other architects. Her TB sanitorium was a complete loss. Načić herself was taken to a camp in Hungary, retiring after her release in Dubrovnik. Today, her work is receiving well-earned attention: in 2004 a street opposite her workers' housing complex was named in her honor.


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Shunal DokeFeb 22, 2013 17:00:48 IST
If you're looking to grab the BlackBerry Z10, well, you're in luck. The smartphone is available on some online stores and is priced around the Rs 45,000 range. While the phone does seem to be available on websites like Tradus, other websites like Flipkart don't even seem to have a picture of the handset, let alone pricing and release date information.
However, the phone is set to launch in a couple of days, so rest assured we will definitely list out the official pricing when it's announced, as well as get a review up as soon as we can. By our estimations, the smartphone will be officially launched in the higher-end of the pricing spectrum, as it is BlackBerry's new flagship device. We're thinking it'll land somewhere between Rs 38,000 to Rs 43,000.
You can grab the Z10 on some websites
The launch will take place in Mumbai and BlackBerry has sent us a rather unique invitation on a thermochromic mug. The unusual invite revealed a screenshot from the Z10's Calendar app highlighting February 25 as the date to keep free.
The BlackBerry Z10 was unveiled along with the new BlackBerry 10 OS on January 30. The device has been selling in the grey market since then and the handset's price initially was at a whopping Rs 80,000. It has since fallen, thanks in no small measure to the official launch date drawing closer. As of now the Blackberry Z10 is priced at Rs 42,000 and still selling relatively well.
The Z10 should be available in black as well as a white version. More information about pricing, exchange or upgrade offers and carrier-specific deals should also be available early next week.
Here is a quick look at some of the highlights of the Z10:
- 4.2-inch screen with a resolution of 1280 x 768
- LTE, 3G, EDGE, Wi-Fi, NFC
- GPS with A-GPS support
- Bluetooth 4.0 with A2DP
- 8 megapixel AF camera with 1080p recording, 2 megapixel front-facing camera with 720p recording
- 16GB internal memory, expandable up to 64GB via microSD
- MicroHDMI for AV out
The phone is powered by a dual-core 1.5GHz processor and comes with 2GB of RAM. The BlackBerry Z10 will be kept powered on by an 1800mAh battery.
The BlackBerry Z10 offers exclusive access to BlackBerry World, which includes movies, music and TV shows for purchase and rentals. However, whether the company will announce any India-specific content partners remains to be seen. BlackBerry did announce tie-ups with major global media houses at the launch.
On the apps front, a lot of India-specific applications are expected since BlackBerry has been conducting app development marathons in India and as well as abroad. The device also runs some Android applications, but these will run on an Android 2.3 Gingerbread runtime, which is also expected to be upgraded to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean for better compatibility with new apps.
For more information on BlackBerry 10, check out our Buzz section.


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text: Rae Sremmurd is a Tupelo, MS born hip hop duo comprised of brothers Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi. The pair signed to EarDrummers Entertainment on January 1, 2014. They released their debut album, SremmLife, on January 6, 2015 which debuted at number 5 on the US Billboard 200. Its lead single, "No Flex Zone," released in 2014, gained considerable attention after it was officially remixed featuring rappers Nicki Minaj and Pusha T. The single peaked at number 36 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Their second single, "No Type" climbed to number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100. Both singles were certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). On August 12 2016, Rae Sremmurd released their second studio album, SremmLife 2, on Ear Drummer Records/ Interscope Records. The album includes the duo's first Billboard number-one song "Black Beatles", which topped the chart in the issue dated November 26, 2016 and held the number one spot for seven consecutive weeks.