text: Leak Potential for Different Kinds of Pipe Learn about the most common leaks different pipe materials experience and what you can do about it Sooner or later, every pipe will fail. Whatever the material, whatever the quality, whatever the conditions, nothing lasts forever. The numerous external factors at play - water and soil chemistry, installation errors, and so on - complicate the issue, often making it difficult to pin down any one reason for a particular leak. Knowing a bit about the different vulnerabilities of different pipe materials can help, though - so let's take a look at some of the most common! Copper Galvanized Steel Cast Iron Plastic In General Any pipe needs to be properly secured and supported by pipe hangers or straps: this will ease stress on joints and help prevent leaks. Winters can be tough, and a pipe's life is no exception. Water expands when frozen, creating pressure that is exerted on pipe walls, leading to an eventual rupture. If you live in a cold winter climate, your pipes should already be well-insulated. If you're going to be away from home during a cold snap, it's essential to shut off the water supply and drain any standing water - "winterizing" the pipes. High water pressure (anything over 80 psi… and even that's a bit high) can cause problems inside any pipe, and your fixtures as well. This is a particular risk for pipes that are too small for the available supply, and especially so with copper. In its interaction with water, copper normally forms an oxide coating on interior pipe walls, helping protect against corrosion. When the pressure and velocity of water in pipes is too great, it can erode this layer, leaving the walls exposed. As you would expect, this is most prevalent at elbows and tees, where water must abruptly change direction. High pressure can also be responsible for water hammer, which will cause its own problems. How to Check for Leaks How to Use a Pipe Cutter How to Measure Pipe Size Portable Pipe Threaders Plumbing Hand Tools Temporary Pipe Repair Copper Pinhole leaks are small leaks that come about from the process of "pitting corrosion" on the inside of the pipe; this is one of the most common causes of leaks in copper pipes. While the exact causes can be difficult to pin down, they're often related to water chemistry. The corrosion can be a result of well water, acidic water (pH <7), hard water, excessively soft water, and even chemicals added by the water provider. Once a leak actually appears (usually in a horizontal run of pipe), it's likely there's already plenty more interior corrosion to be found. Standing water in a copper line can not only begin to corrode the pipe (if the water is particularly aggressive, or contains microorganisms), but in a new pipe it can inhibit the formation of the protective oxide layer mentioned above. The remaining "bare" areas of the pipe's interior are left vulnerable to corrosive water once it starts to flow. This phenomenon has been observed with new homes and apartment complexes whose water was turned on, but were left uninhabited for some time. Debris isn't good to have in any pipe (or stuck in screens/aerators), but it poses a particular threat inside copper. Like the standing water mentioned above, things like debris from installation/repair, iron deposits from a rusting water heater, and sediment in the supply can prevent uniform formation of the oxide layer inside the pipe, making those areas more vulnerable to corrosion. Joining copper requires the use of flux and solder: the former for cleaning and priming, the latter for the actual joining. With older systems, when too much flux was applied to the pipe, it could run down the interior. Because acids are a key component of flux, this could lead to corrosion in those areas. Code now requires the use of water-soluble flux to prevent this from occurring. Before it's ever soldered, pipe has to be cut. A bad cut, failure to ream (deburr) the pipe afterward, or too much solder (which can remain inside the pipe) will lead to excessive turbulence in the area - think of a boulder in a rushing stream - that ends in a process called "erosion corrosion". If you've ever seen horseshoe-looking pits inside a corroded pipe, this was the cause. The increase in the water's velocity inside the pipe can also lead to water hammer. Some older homes have their electrical system grounded to their copper plumbing system. When this is done incorrectly, stray current can run through copper pipe, hastening external corrosion. It's also possible for DC current from an outside source (like some mass-transit systems) to find its way to a residential copper system; the resulting electrolysis will likewise eat at the copper. Luckily, such electrical-related issues are rare. Soil quality can promote exterior corrosion in buried copper pipes. Soil that's high in sulfates, chlorides and other chemicals can attack copper in the right circumstances, as can soil having a low pH. External corrosion that can't be traced to electrical issues may be the result of such soils. Rigid Copper Pipe Copper Tubing Copper Fittings SharkBite Fittings Solder for Potable Water Systems Using Copper Pipe Galvanized Steel Once a standard, galvanized pipes have rarely been used in new homes since the 1960s. The protective zinc layer on the interior of these pipes will erode over time, after which corrosion of the steel can run rampant if corrosion inhibitors are not present in the water supply. Brown water and low pressure are clear signs of interior corrosion. Joining dissimilar metals in the presence of water can result in galvanic corrosion, a process in which the more reactive metal corrodes at an even faster rate than normal. In plumbing, this usually occurs with a direct connection between galvanized steel and copper, with galvanized steel being the unlucky one. Most codes require the use of a dielectric union or brass nipple to create a physical barrier between the dissimilar metals, reducing the rate of corrosion. Galvanized pipes have threaded ends, and the resulting connections to fittings can be particularly unstable, resulting in rust and leaks. Pay close attention to joints in a galvanized line. Galvanized Fittings Galvanized Nipples Galvanized Compression Fittings Brass Fittings Dielectric Unions Tapes Cast Iron As with the other metals, corrosion is the primary concern for cast iron pipes. While the rust that's produced can itself sometimes temporarily "reseal" what would otherwise be a leak, any rust you see on the outside of the pipe (often in little blobs) is a clear indication of trouble. Hydrogen sulfide is a product of digestion, and in the presence of bacteria and other chemicals inside a drain or sewer line, is readily converted into sulfuric acid. Excessive corrosion can result, leading to leaks and weak spots. While there isn't much you can do about this (besides replacing aging cast iron pipes), many water providers do add corrosion inhibitors to the supply to help mitigate the problem. Sulfuric acid is the main component of many chemical drain cleaners, and this is just one of the reasons they should be avoided (whatever pipe material is present) - opt to clear drains mechanically with a good drain cleaning machine and proper cutter heads. Older manufacturing processes for cast iron sometimes resulted in weak spots and uneven wall thickness, aiding the formation of leaks. When it comes to plumbing materials, it's always important to go with the best available, and this is especially so with a material like cast iron. Short-term "savings" are usually wiped out after the first (of many) service calls. Because cast iron pipe can become heavily corroded, it's more vulnerable to external physical damage. A vulnerable pipe hit in the right place by a wrench or bumped out of place during repairs could be enough to cause further damage or a leak. All piping should be properly placed and secured. Black Iron Pipe Fittings No Hub Couplings No-Hub Torque Wrench History & Use of No-Hub Couplings Soil Pipe Cutters Plastics: PVC, CPVC, ABS The overwhelming majority of leaks in PVC, CPVC and ABS are due to improper joining of pipe and fittings. PVC and CPVC require the use of primer and solvent cement (aka glue), while ABS requires only the cement since they are completely different types of plastic. When using these chemicals, read the instructions thoroughly - even something like using too much primer can lead to problems. Do not use glues that are old or have become jellified or stringy, and don't mix old and new product. PVC is never to be used for hot water. With continued exposure, it will begin to soften and eventually fail. CPVC and ABS, on the other hand, can handle temperatures up to 200°F and 180°F, respectively. PVC is normally used for supplying cold water to a building or to irrigation systems, but can also be used for DWV (drain, waste and vent) systems. Generally, CPVC is used for hot water applications, and for hot and cold water distribution inside structures. ABS is most commonly used for DWV. Overtightening plastic fittings can easily crack them, which leads some to PTFE tape or pipe dope in their pursuit of a tight seal. Unfortunately, such products are intended for use with metal threads, and often lead to leaks when used with plastic. Soft-set, paste type, thread sealant compounds approved specifically for use with plastics are available instead. Code usually prohibits the use of female-threaded PVC fittings in water supply piping: water pressure is exerted outward, which can easily crack the relatively thin plastic of the female fitting. This can also happen when female PVC is connected to male metal. When PVC and ABS are installed underground, they should be below the frost line - this prevents stressing the plastic with freezing/thawing cycles. Your local code likely has very specific guidelines for below-ground installations. PVC, CPVC and ABS pipe/fittings can be compromised after prolonged exposure to UV light, resulting in a loss of impact strength and resistance - so keep it out of the sun! If plastic pipe is being used for a vent stack popping out of the roof, it's recommended that it get a coat of latex house paint to help prevent degradation. ABS manufactured with UV-resistant chemicals is also available. PVC Fittings CPVC Fittings ABS Fittings Tips for Gluing Plastic Pipe Plastic Pipe Flow Charts The Great PVC Primer Debate


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Kristolf continues making repairs while the others try to keep busy as the ship limps towards the Zengali fleet. The rest of the crew keeps themselves busy, Barry performs maintenance on his weapons, Johann works and meditates and Effy tries to break out of her room. When the control panel alerts Barry, he gets someone to check and fix it. Creschens, aka Bugsy, removes the servo and goes to help Kristolf in engineering.
Moments later, Effy finds her door moves freely and attempts to storm the bridge. Luckily Barry is keeping an eye on it and locks down the crew quarters. Johann goes to visit her in an effort to calm her down when she retreats dejectedly to her room. Eventually he simply gives her a sedative to relax her for a while.
While they don't feel hungry or need to go to the bathroom, some of the crew do eat anyway. When the drive is repaired, they attempt a short jump and find the drive is not quite operating correctly. So they cut the jump short and attempt to discover the problem. A missing rare element leads them to use some of their strange matter to boost the drive core. This results in a massive series of errors and the ship is catapulted across the universe at more than 100 times the speed of light.
When they finally manage to slow down, they detect two planets at either end of their fuel range. One with three moons and nomadic humanoids, the other with no moons and humanoids in the equivalent of the late dark ages. After waking Effy, they decide to head for the planet with moons and set out. The moons are almost identical, no atmosphere, no Helium-3, and negligible resources available on the surface. The planet appears to be mostly desert with very little water.
The party lands outside a city with the greatest mineral resources and sets out to the nearest life signs to gather some intel.

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text: This ivory model represents the Ysykh, the summer festival of the Yakut people of Sakha (Yakutia), a republic in north-eastern Siberia. The festival is celebrated for several days in June, including the 21st, the summer solstice, and welcomes the new economic year and honours various deities and spirits.The model contains twenty-one human figures carved from mammoth ivory. The scenes of sporting competitions reflect the importance of games of strength among the Yakut, who used to honour their athletes as heroes.The Yakut's national form of wrestling (khapsagai) was a favourite spectacle at the Ysyakh. The rules were very strict: if any part of the body (apart from the feet) touched the ground it would count as a defeat. Formerly, the men used to wrestle barefoot. Other games included running, high-jump and long-jump. All the competitions and games of strength ended with singing, and glorifying the winner with the presentation of pieces of horse or oxen meat (miuse).


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Michael Buble's "Holly Jolly Christmas" song in my head, so I thought that this card would be perfect to blog about.Tonight we had Cara's Christmas Concert at school, so we've had a lovely Christmas song filled night. Now I have
One important note about making a J - you need to punch the stocking with the wrong side of the DSP facing you so the right side forms the J.
You might also realise I used some retired DSP on this card - I loooooved this DSP (as did my class regulars) & bought a couple of extra packs before it retired, so I thought it was a shame not to use it.
I did make another version using our current Christmas DSP - 'Letters to Santa' (& some of my fave spotty Patterns DSP pack too), but realised I wouldn't have enough for the class...but you get to see it here anyway.
Inky wishes, Di
PS: I have a confession to make about "Four the Holidays"- I was initially a little put off buying it included the ubiquitous 'Happy Holidays' sentiment, which we just don't use in Australia. BUT, I got over myself & realised it had 3 very useful sentiments (Merry Christmas, Seasons Greetings & Peace on Earth) in fonts I love (& you know I'm a sucker for a great font) for only $24.95. I'm so glad I got it, as I've use it heaps..which you'll see over the next week or so. You can see the set in the online catalogue HERE
Supplies (All SU unless stated)
Jolly Seasons Greetings
Stamps: Four the Holidays
Card/Paper: old olive, whisper white, riding hood red card, Regals Patterns DSP (riding hood red spot), retired DSP (name completely escapes me!)
Accessories: gold brad, dotted scallop ribbon - olive
Tools: Big Shot, Top Note die, Timeless Type Junior Alphabet dies, stocking punch
Jolly Seasons Greetings from Santa
Stamps: Four the Holidays
Card/Paper: old olive, whisper white, riding hood red card, Regals Patterns DSP (riding hood red spot), Letters to Santa DSP
Accessories: basic rhinestone, dotted scallop ribbon - olive
Tools: Big Shot, Top Note die, Timeless Type Junior Alphabet dies, stocking punch
Wednesday, 14 December 2011
Jolly Stocking Christmas
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Labels: big shot, cards, christmas, stamp and create cards and more, stampin up, workshop
Monday, 12 December 2011
More Jolly Bingo Bits
second card in this post, which was actually a case of this one! The colour is another monochromatic combo - this time baja breeze & island indigo (who knew how much I would love this colour!). Baja gives a softer, subdued look than pool party, but I really like it.
It's a pretty simple card, but I just wanted to mention how I did the two colours in the glove & skate images. First I inked up the image with my baja breeze ink pad, then highlighted sections with my indigo marker. For the snowflake, I just added the extra colour after I stamped the image. I think they work really nicely with the lovely sentiment from Curly Cute.
Anyway, that's it for me for today. Hope you like the card & that it gives you some more Christmas ideas. Back next time with more Christmas inspiration.
Inky wishes, Di
Stamps: Jolly Bingo Bits, Curly Cute
Card/Paper: island indigo, baja breeze & whisper white card, Subtles Patterns DSP (baja breeze)
Ink: baja breeze & island indigo ink pads, island indigo marker
Accessories: white 1/4 inch grosgrain ribbon
Tools: 1 inch circle punch
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Labels: cards, christmas, stampin up
Sunday, 11 December 2011
Jolly Petite Pocket Gift card Folder
As you can see, I decorated the pocket with lots of punches, as thankfully, Kim is a fellow punch fan. You could of course use what you have!
Here's the back of the folder - opened & closed. The little reinforcing rings (in olive) come with the die. To make it easier to get the gift card out, I attached it to a strip of olive card, with a rounded end.
At the workshop, I showed the gift card inside the folder, then added a Freddo Frog instead, to show they would be a great kids class gift too, as well as a treat for Kim's cute little boys....& lets face it, you can't beat chocolate!
If you have any questions about anything, or would like to just say hi, just leave me a comment. I love hearing from you. Until next time,
Inky wishes, Di
Stamps: Jolly Bingo Bits (Rudolph), Short & Sweet (sentiment)
Card/Paper: real red patterns DSP, whisper white, old olive, choc chip card
Ink: choc chip ink pad, real red & choc chip marker
Accessories: gold brads
Tools: Big Shot, Petite Pocket die, extended premium crease pad, punches - circles - 1 3/8, 1 1/4, 1 inch, scallop circle, modern label, wide oval (gift card strip), paper piercing tool
Posted by Diane Barnes at 7:30 am 3 comments:
Labels: 3d items, big shot, christmas, gift, gift card folders, kids, markers, stampin up, workshop
Saturday, 10 December 2011
Simply Snow Swirled
1. Simple colour scheme - monochromatic schemes always work - two colours plus a neutral - pool party, island indigo & white in this case
2. One stamp set - Snow Swirled is great as it includes co-ordinated images plus 2 sentiments that can be used on the front & inside the card.
3. Two colour tree - ink up with the lightest shade (pool party), sponge dauber stars with deeper colour (island indigo), then stamp.
4. Punched sentiment - no straight stamping required - Just stamp & punch it out - I used the beautiful decorative label punch here & layered it under the matted tree.
5. Embossed background - I still get a wow every time I emboss a piece of card. The petals a plenty folder I used here is great for Christmas & all year round. Don't have a Big Shot (yet!) - just stamp the background with a co-ordinating star stamp in the same colour ink as the card.
6. Add some bling - Add a little (or a lot), especially for Christmas. I sprayed the embossed background panel with a shimmer spray made with champagne shimmer paint & Isocol. I also gave the stars on the tree more bling, with some dazzling diamonds attached with 2 way glue.
Hope that helps someone!
I also showed a matching gift card folder at the workshop but alas it seems to have gone for a walk. If I find it, I'll post with the second workshop project!
I made some more new quick & easy Snow Swirled samples to show the ladies at the workshop, which I'll show you too...
this old favourite of mine. I used olive & razzleberry again, this time with some Patterns DSP, spotted scallop ribbon & some basic rhinestones
And one more..
This is one of my favourite new colour combos - pool party, island indigo & certainly celery...& you'll be seeing it again soon.
Well, that all from me for now. I'll be back with the second project from Kim's workshop next time.
Inky wishes, Di
PS: Any questions, just ask!
Supplies: All SU unless stated
Kim's workshop M&T
Stamps: Snow Swirled
Card/Paper: pool party, island indigo, whisper white
Ink: pool party, island indigo
Accessories: dimensionals, champagne mist shimmer paint, Isocol (to mix with shimmer paint to make shimmer spray)
Tools: Big Shot, Petals a Plenty embossing folder, decorative label punch, sponge dauber, spray bottle (non SU for shimmer spray)
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Labels: big shot, cards, christmas, embossing folders, stampin up, workshop
Friday, 9 December 2011
Christmas SAS 1 - Jolly Bingo Bits
I got the clear mount version of Jolly Bingo Bits, so I could quickly stamp multiple images in a line or in this case, a square on the clear blocks.For this card, I placed the 4 stamps in a square pattern on a clear block (D), which enabled me to ink up 3 of the images with my full size ink pads & one with 2 markers (bauble), & stamp them all at once onto the square white card. Then I just added extra details with markers. The colours/extras used on each image are:
1. Santa - real red ink pad, then markered over eyes with black marker.
2. Rudolph - soft suede ink pad, real red marker for nose, early espresso marker for antlers
3. Gingerbread - soft suede ink pad (this sample was choc chip but I liked the soft suede more & used it at the class), black marker for eyets, real red for mouth & old olive/real red for buttons
4. Bauble - old olive & real red marker. Tag stamped in real red with real red punched jewellery tag & silver mini brad to attach. the tag end has a half a dimensional underneath to pop to tag off the page a bit.
After I finished the images, I used the piercing template from the mat pack to pierce the border. This looks as if it takes a while, but it's quick with the template.
If you want to make card this even a little quicker with less positioning, you could stamp & punch out the images with our brand new 1 inch square punch which fits beautifully in between the pierced squares. I made a version this way, but don't seem to have a pic, so you'll have to try it for yourself.
Oh & in case you're wondering how I attached the punched lace ribbonBy the way, I used 2 way glue pen at either end of the piece & a little on the middle.
So that's it for my September Christmas SAS. Hope you liked the cards. Check out October next time!
Inky wishes, Di
Stamps: Jolly Bingo Bits, Pennant Parade (Merry sentiment)
Card: choc chip, real red, lucky limeade, whisper white
Ink: real red, soft suede, choc chip ink pads, real red, old olive, early espresso, basic black markers
Accessories: silver mini brads (these are so useful & a real bargain too!)
Tools: medium jewellery tag punch, lace ribbon border punch
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Labels: cards, christmas, markers, stamp and create cards and more, stampin up, workshop
Thursday, 8 December 2011
Christmas SAS 1 - Easy Events
As you can see, I repeat stamped the branch in celery on the card base. I also used it as a focal image on vanilla card - stamping the branch in chocolate, then the sentiment in cherry cobbler. the clear mount makes it really easy to position the greeting.
To add a little more detail, I coloured the berries & leaves using a blender pen & ink taken straight from the ink pad lid. This is such a quick & easy way to add a little more colour.
I'll be back with the second card from the September SAS next time.
Inky wishes, Di
Stamps: Easy Events
Card/Paper: certainly celery, riding hood red, very vanilla, choc chip card, wild wasabi Patterns DSP
Ink: choc chip, cherry cobbler, riding hood red, wild wasabi ink pads, blender pen
Tools: double scallop ribbon punch
Posted by Diane Barnes at 4:20 pm 2 comments:
Labels: cards, christmas, stamp and create cards and more, stampin up, workshop
Thursday, 1 December 2011
Christmas Reindeer Jars
Here's a closer version showing Rudolf & his sparkly red nose better.
punched out with our brand new red Glimmer paper from the Summer Mini) & the eyes are...well the owl eyes! The antlers are stuck on to the white circle with a 2 way glue pen & I hand drew the mouth with an early espresso marker. The neck is a leaf shape cut using the 1 3/4 inch circle punch. I've mounted Rudolf on a 1 3/4 inch circle & 2 3/8 inch scallop circle.
We got the idea for Rudolf from a similar reindeer on a paperclip, that my lovely friend & downline Sarah made last year for her students (I can't find them on her blog, but they were really cute).
We filled the jars (which was from Ikea - sold in a set of 4 for only a few dollars) with Darrell Lea Jingle Bell chocs. To finish off the decorations, we made a matching tag using a sentiment from 'Tags til Christmas', punched out with the square scallop punch & mounted on a 4.5cm square tag. We added a thank you message to the other side of the tag, then threaded some ribbon (from my pre SU stash) & tied a pretty bow. Done! All the ladies seemed to really like them & I think we convinced some other volunteers that they should volunteer at the Unform Shop too next year.
Anyway, I hope you like them too. If you have any questions, just leave a comment...or leave a comment anyway. I love to hear from you. Back soon with....something else!
Inky wishes, Di
PS: The super sparkly red glimmer paper is available in packs containing 2 sheets of 12inch x 12 inch card for $8.95 plus s&h. It's also available in silver for Christmas & all year round bling! See the Summer Mini HERE for more info.
Stamps: Tags til Christmas
Card: choc chip, whisper white & real red card, red glimmer paper (summer mini)
Ink: real red ink pad, early espresso marker
Accessories: jar (Ikea) ribbon (non SU from old stash!)
Tools: owl builder punch, 2 3/8 inch scallop punch, 1 3/4 inch circle punch, square scallop punch, Big Shot, Swirls Squiggle die, piercing tool.
Posted by Diane Barnes at 4:33 pm 4 comments:
So much to tell, so little time!
HERE, or by clicking the link. I'll be placing an order in the next day or two so let me know if you'd like anything.
Well that's all I have time for now. Time for pick-up! Let me know if you have any questions.
Inky wishes, Di
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Sunday, 20 November 2011
Best of Everything Thanks
Tonight I'm feeling tired after a hard week, but very thankful for many things, so I thought it'd be a good time to show you a couple of thank you projects.
First up is a card & bag I made back in September, to thank a lovely hostess for a great workshop.
... and the bag. These bags are so simple to make - just scoring & a few cuts - but look so effective. the matching tag adds a little extra something.
The second card I have to show you shares the same birdie layout, this time with a scallop square die, and using baja breeze, marina mist instead of the celery.
Anyway, I'm pretty tired tonight so I'll finish here for now. If you have any questions about the projects, need any other info, please say hi & leave me a comment or drop me an e-mail.
Until next time, sending inky wishes,
PS: Almost forgot - In case you haven't realised, the scallop square duo die is 10% off in November, so it's a great time to get this really useful die. There's lots more too - check out the full list of what's on sale HERE.
Card & Bag Set
Stamps: Best of Everything, Short & Sweet
Card: peach parfait, certainly celery, white smooth card, choc chip textured card, Patterns DSP (Brights - pumpkin pie, Subtles - certainly celery)
Ink: peach parfait, choc chip, certainly celery & old olive markers, peach parfait & choc chip ink pad
Accessories: pear pizzazz poly ribbon, basic rhinestones
Tools: Itty Bitty punch pack (flower), word window punch, large oval punch (bag)
Peach Scallop Card
Stamps: Best of Everything, Short & Sweet
Card: peach parfait, baja breeze, marina mist, choc chip, white smooth card, Patterns DSP (Brights - pumpkin pie)
Ink: choc chip & certainly celery, peach parfait & pumpkin pie markers, peach parfait & choc chip ink pad
Accessories: choc chip dotted scallop ribbon, basic rhinestones
Tools: Big Shot, Scallop Square duo die, Itty Bitty punch pack (flower), word window punch
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Monday, 14 November 2011
Butterflies of sympathy
I made today's cards a couple of weeks ago to send to family friends who have sadly lost loved ones.
While I always think of the recipient when I make cards, it's especially true when I make sympathy cards. I only hope that my little bits of paper may help them know that they're in my thoughts.
Here's the first card I made:
I think it's pretty self explanatory, but just a little note about the largest butterfly. I layered a bashful blue butterfly over a marina mist one - with a glue dot in the centre & dimensional on the wings to give more lift. You can hopefully see it better here:
A little thank you
Before I go, I have a little thank you card to show you, that I made with some of the leftover pieces I had on my desk. The greeting is from the new Petite Pairs set, (which the sympathy cards greeting was too), this time punched out with the new small oval punch. Very quick & easy, but quite pretty too I think.
Take care of you & yours.
Supplies - All SU!
Blue Sympathy
Stamps: Petite Pairs
Card/Paper: bashful blue, marina mist, whisper white card, Patterns DSP, Patterns DSP (basful blue - subtles pack)
Ink: marina mist
Accessories: basic pearls, marina mist grosgrain ribbon (retired)
Tools: Big Shot, Top Note die, Beautiful Wings embosslit, Manhattan Flowers embossing folder
Pink Sympathy
Stamps: Petite Pairs
Card/Paper: blushing bride, whisper white card, In colour patterns DSP (retired hostess)
Ink: marina mist
Accessories: basic pearls, pear pizzazz poly ribbon
Tools: Big Shot, Top Note die, Beautiful Wings embosslit, Manhattan Flowers embossing folder
Little thank you card
Stamps: Petite Pairs
Card/Paper: pool party, pretty in pink, whisper white card.
Ink: island indigo
Accessories: basic pearls
Tools: Big Shot, Top Note die, Beautiful Wings embosslit, Manhattan Flowers embossing folder
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Labels: big shot, cards, embossing folders, stampin up
Saturday, 12 November 2011
7th birthday blossoms & bling
I made this one recently for a good friend's cutie patootie daughter, who recently celebrated her 7th birthday (did you guess?).
Well, I hope you like the card & if you have any questions, just ask. Thanks again for your patience with my lack of blogging. I hope I can start posting a bit more often soon.
Inky wishes, Di
Supplies: All SU!
Stamps: Aviary, Create a Cupcake
Card/Paper: melon mambo, pretty in pink, so saffron,certainly celery, blushing bride Patterns DSP (subtles pack)
Ink: rose red, rich razzleberry
Accessories: basic rhinestones, glue dots, tombow mono adhesive
Tools: punches - punches - bird builder, boho blossoms, itty bitty punch pack, word window, modern label
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Labels: cards, kids, punch art, stampin up
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Hey Big Shot! - New November Promotion
Just popping in quickly to tell you about our new Big Shot promotion for November.
You'll get 10% selected dies & embossing folders, including the new Petal Cone die that I'll be using at this Saturday's Christmas banner class.
If you don't have Big Shot yet, you can also purchase a special Big Shot Bundle at 10% off this month only. Check out the dies & embossing folders on sale below.
Contact me for more info or to book a place at this Saturday's class (only 2 places left). Back soon.
Inky wishes
You'll get 10% selected dies & embossing folders, including the new Petal Cone die that I'll be using at this Saturday's Christmas banner class.
If you don't have Big Shot yet, you can also purchase a special Big Shot Bundle at 10% off this month only. Check out the dies & embossing folders on sale below.
|Retail Price
|10% Off Price
|Scalloped Heart of Hearts Embosslits Die
|Flower Burst Embosslits Die
|Manhattan Flower Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
|Petals-a-Plenty Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
|Elegant Lines Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
|Buttons #5 Sizzlits Die
|Pillow Box Bigz Die
|Beautiful Butterflies Bigz Die
|Scallop Square Duo Bigz Die
|Mover & Shapers Punch Windows
|Tasteful Trim Bigz XL Die
|Petal Cone Bigz L Die
A special Big Shot bundle is also available in November at 10% off. It includes a Big Shot, plus the embossing folder & embosslit listed below.
|Retail Price
|10% Off Price
|- Big Shot Die-Cutting Machine
- Scalloped Heart of Hearts Embosslits Die
- Manhattan Flower Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
Contact me for more info or to book a place at this Saturday's class (only 2 places left). Back soon.
Inky wishes
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Monday, 10 October 2011
Pennant Parade Birthdays
Today, I have a couple of birthday cards to show you, made back in August with some of my pre-ordered new catty goodies, including the new Pennant Parade stamp set.
In Colour Pennants
click on pic to see a bigger versionThis card was my first play with some yummy new in-colours - pool party, island indigo, calypso coral & lucky limeade...& I reeeeally like them!
It's a very simple layout, especially when both pennant styles can be punched out with the matching pennant punch (love!). The little star I used for the bottom panel comes from the same set. the happy birthday is a fave from the 'Party This Way set. I didn't have any new colour ribbons when I made it, but I think the old olive grosgrain worked in well.
Bring on the Cake
click on pic to see a bigger versionI made this card for another friend of Cara's who had her 11th birthday in August. The layout is the same, but I used some new striped Bring on the Cake DSP for the pennants. Then I stamped some cute 'Itty Bitty Bits' images & punched & layered them on top. The colours are bright & fun...but alas my pic is not so bright! Like many cards this year, this one needed to include a gift card, so I decorated an inside pocket to match.
Inky wishes, Di
PS: If you love the new in-colours, you can get all 5 new ink pads & a pack of matching cardstock for just $56.95 (plus s&h) - that's a saving of $16.70 based on the normal individual cost.
In-Colour Pennants
Stamps: Pennant Parade, Party This Way
Card: pool party, island indigo, calypso coral & lucky limeade, whisper white
Ink: pool party, island indigo, calypso coral & lucky limeade ink pads & markers
Accessories: old olive grosgrain ribbon
Tools: pennant punch
Bring on the Cake
Stamps: Pennant Parade, Party This Way, Itty Bitty Bits
Card: crumb cake, whisper white, poppy parade, daffodil delight
Ink: poppy parade, marina mist ink pads, blushing bride marker
Accessories: 1/8 inch daffodil delight taffeta ribbon
Tools: pennant punch, Itty Bitty Punch Pack (circle), 1/2 inch circle punch, word window punch, modern label punch
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Saturday, 8 October 2011
Elegant eggplant & melon mambo - a new fave
Today, I have a couple of cards I to show you using a new favourite colour combo - elegant eggplant & melon mambo.
Casing Christine
I was introduced to these great colours back in August when I saw this fab card by the always amazing Christine Blain. I'd never thought of using the Extreme Elements set for girls cards, but I loved how Christine used it & showed the pic to Cara to see what she thought. Her verdict - "That's so awesome Mum - could you make that?" So,of course I really HAD to get it! I then pretty much immediately cased it to make a pocket card for Cara's friend's 11th birthday. This was the result.
Christine for this great idea.
Jolly Ice-Skating
Fast-forwarding to September, I needed a card for another friend's 10th birthday. The birthday girl was having an ice skating party, so I thought the ice skate stamp from the new 'Jolly Bingo Bits' Christmas set would be perfect. I used my eggplant & melon combo again - this time with some regal rose.
Inky wishes, Di
Casing Christine
Stamps: Extreme Elements, On Your Birthday
Card: elegant eggplant, melon mambo, whisper white
Ink: elegant eggplant, melon mambo, regal rose, wisteria wonder
Tools: spritzer
Jolly Ice Skating
Stamps: Jolly Bingo Bits, Happiest Birthday Wishes (Hostess only)
Card: elegant eggplant, melon mambo, regal rose, whisper white, Patterns DSP (regal rose)
Ink: elegant eggplant, melon mambo
Accessories: melon mambo scallop dots ribbon
Tools: 1 inch circle punch
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Even better, you can earn both the set & punch free by hosting a $450 in-home or catalogue workshop. These goodies are worth up to $87.90, in addition to the $70 hostess benefits you'll already receive for hosting a $450 workshop.
Check out the pic below or my SU website for more info & contact me to place your order or book your workshop. I have limited dates available in October, so please get in quick.
Inky wishes, Di
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Saturday, 27 August 2011
Inlaid blossoms Klassy case
this card by the gorgeous Sarah Klass.(waving Sair)
- The words were inked & stamped separately using 'Curly Cute' & my trusty stamp-a-ma-jig. The 'th' is from 'birthday'.
- The '10' is made of 3 die cut numbers stuck together with 2 way glue.
- I embossed another little panel for the inside. Here the pic to prove it.
Inky wishes, Di
PS: Girls in the know - I finally found my hiding SAMJ imaging sheet - phew & yay!!!
PPS: only 4 more days until our new Idea Book starts. Double yay!!
PPS: Hi Rachel (grin)
Stamps: Curly Cute
Card: rose red, marina mist, certainly celery, pretty in pink, bashful blue card
Ink: rose red ink pad
Accessories: rhinestone brads
Tools: Big Shot, square lattice embossing folder, Blossom Party die, Timeless Type Junior Alphabet dies, itty bitty punch pack
- The words were inked & stamped separately using 'Curly Cute' & my trusty stamp-a-ma-jig. The 'th' is from 'birthday'.
- The '10' is made of 3 die cut numbers stuck together with 2 way glue.
- I embossed another little panel for the inside. Here the pic to prove it.
Inky wishes, Di
PS: Girls in the know - I finally found my hiding SAMJ imaging sheet - phew & yay!!!
PPS: only 4 more days until our new Idea Book starts. Double yay!!
PPS: Hi Rachel (grin)
Stamps: Curly Cute
Card: rose red, marina mist, certainly celery, pretty in pink, bashful blue card
Ink: rose red ink pad
Accessories: rhinestone brads
Tools: Big Shot, square lattice embossing folder, Blossom Party die, Timeless Type Junior Alphabet dies, itty bitty punch pack
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Labels: big shot, birthday, embossing folders, stampin up
Friday, 26 August 2011
Whimsical Memories
(click on the pic to view larger image)The cards all include different Garden Whimsy images, but mostly the same sized card & DSP pieces & kiwi satin or riding hood red ribbon. Most of the sentiments are from 'On Your Birthday (which is still available).
Here's are all the individual projects, which may help you see the layers better.
The tulip head & leaves are duplicated & raised too.
Finally, I made this box to hold all the cards.
Hope you enjoyed seeing this project, even though it's an oldie. I'm thinking I'll have to try making a new set using a new set using similar layouts - another thing to add to my list. Hope you have a happy weekend. Back soon I hope.
Inky wishes, Di
Stamps: Garden Whimsy, Think Happy Thoughts (retired), On Your Birthday
Cards/Paper: riding hood red, chocolate chip, kiwi kiss (retired), whisper white, Bella Rose DSP
Ink: riding hood red ink pad, kiwi kiss ink pads (retired)
Accessories: riding hood red taffeta ribbon (retired), kiwi kiss satin ribbon (retired), gold brads
Tools: boho blossoms punch, mat pack & piercing tool.
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Labels: 3d items, birthday, gift, stampin up, workshop
Friday, 5 August 2011
Torn frame birthday for JAI79
Kim's fab torn frame card for the new challenge at Just Add Ink - just add tearing/distressing. Regular visitors will know that tearing & distressing are very rarely used words here at colour me happy, but I thought it could work well for my FIL's card & finally give me a chance to try a JAI challenge too.
So, armed with this great torn frame tutorial by the very sweet Sharnee Torrents (who wonderfully demonstrated the technique at Convention), I went to work & this was the surprisingly quick result...
First I made the torn frame with some night of navy & old olive card (I would have stamped it first but I really didn't think it was going to work for me, LOL). Then I stamped the navy panel with the 'Sanded' background, 'Sense of Time' clock & cog images & 'Grunge Rock' diamonds & no.1, Finally, I distressed the edge of the navy & ivory panels with the bone folder (very therapeutic I must say). I thought the panel needed a little something extra at the bottom, so I added some striped ribbon & attached a squashed jumbo eyelet.
Back to the frame for a mo. The birthday sentiment (Engraved Greetings) is stamped on night of navy ink on naturals ivory card, which has given it a more distressed look than normal, then spritzed with the spritzing tool & old olive marker. You can see the torn frame better here...
I'm really happy (not to mention very surprised ) with how the card turned out, as well as the fact I can get it in the mail today. Hope you like it too. Please leave a comment if you need any more info, or just to say hi.
Hope you have a happy weekend.
Inky wishes, Di
Supplies: All Stampin' Up!
Stamps: Sense of Time, Engraved Greetings, Sanded Background (all on retirement list), Grunge Rock
Card: Old olive, night of navy, naturals ivory
Ink: night of navy ink pad, old olive marker
Accessories: night of navy 1 1/4 inch striped grosgrain, jumbo eyelet
Tools: bone folder, crop-a-dile (to squash eyelet!), spritzing tool
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Labels: birthday, challenge, markers, masculine, stampin up
Inlaid embossing...what took me so long?
A couple of details - Once I embossed the panel, I added a couple of raised smaller butterflies, punched flowers & some of my fave basic pearls to finish. The birthday tag was punched with the medium jewellery tag (I made this longer). Here's a closer pic.
1. Cut, die cut or punch out shapes in cardstock or patterned paper.
2. Glue shapes to piece of card. You can overlap layers, but don't go overboard. At this point, you may be thinking "I don't know about this" but keep going!
3. Place decorated card into the square lattice embossing folder (or other tightly patterned folder) & run through Big Shot.
4. Take out card from folder & look amazed, as you see the seemingly magical transformation of your card into a single layer. Easy!
I was really happy with how this turned out & encouraged to do some more. I've seen some phenomenal cards using this technique & next time I'll show you one I made that was inspired by some of my favourites. Leave a comment if you have any questions, tips or just want to say hi. Until next time...
Inky wishes, Di
Stamps: Teeny Tiny Sentiments
Card: Marina mist, baja breeze, soft suede, very vanilla, certainly celery card.
Ink: chocolate chip (I think....or maybe soft suede)
Accessories: marina mist 1/8 inch taffeta ribbon, basic pearls
Tools: medium jewellery tag punch, itty bitty punch pack - flower, Big Shot, little leaves die, beautiful wings embosslit
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Labels: big shot, birthday, embossing folders, stampin up
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Family Life and Human Development – Family Services or Early Childhood Development Emphasis (Bachelor's)
Enter a helping career where you will make a positive difference
As a student in the Family Life and Human Development bachelor's degree program at Southern Utah University, you'll choose from two different emphases for your college education:
- Early Childhood Development
- Family Services
Students complete a core of classes common to both Family Services and Early Childhood Development. After that, each emphasis begins developing the unique set of professional skills needed to succeed in the chosen area of study.
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Family Services students gain experience working in community service projects and through program lab activities. Skills gained prepare students to work in a family or couples counseling environment, youth mentoring program, community center, or other such setting.
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- Program graduates may sit for the Utah state social workers examination, if desired.
- The Family Life and Human Development program offers three degree options: a Bachelor's in Family Services, a Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Development, and an Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood Development. There is also a minor available in both emphases.
Career and Salary Potential for Childhood Development and Family Life Graduates
Many different career possibilities are open to graduates of this degree program and a number of these are covered in the chart below that contains information gathered from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
|Median Annual Salary
|Anticipated Growth Through 2022
|Pre-school teachers
|17 percent
|Social and community service manager
|21 percent
|Human resources manager
|13 percent
|Recreation workers
|14 percent
|Substance abuse and behavior disorder counselors
|31 percent
|Childcare worker
|14 percent
|Child protective services social worker
|19 percent
|Family counselors (with master's degree)
|29 percent
Campus Opportunities for Family Life and Human Development Majors
- Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society
Family Life and Human Development Courses You May Take
- Principles of Effective Parenting – Examine strategies and skills needed for successful parenting.
- Human Development Through the Lifespan – Explore different aspects of human development throughout life focusing on the individual and the family.
- Family Processes & Theory – Discuss the process dynamics of the family with an eye toward researching, assessing, and ultimately helping families.


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Our journey using the ICD-10-CM roadmap takes us to the draft guidelines and coding issues in ICD-10-CM. We'll focus on "Understanding the ICD-10-CM Draft Guidelines for the Digestive System." The codes for the digestive system are located in Chapter 11 of ICD-10-CM. Let's review the chapter and compare the new ICD-10-CM codes to ICD-9-CM codes.
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The 3GPP LTE system delivers capacity and data throughput enhancements and low latency, to support new services and features requiring higher levels of capability and performance. LTE is the next step in the user experience, enhancing more demanding applications such as interactive TV, mobile video blogging, advanced gaming, and professional services. This report from the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) tracks the evolution to LTE.
Data rates are significantly higher. LTE supports a full IP-based network and harmonization with other radio access technologies. LTE reduces the cost per Gigabyte of data delivered, which is essential to address the mass market. LTE standardization covers FDD and TDD modes. Infrastructure solutions offer an easy upgrade path to LTE. The HSPA and HSPA+ mobile broadband ecosystem is mainstream and LTE is the natural migration choice for GSM/HSPA network operators.
CDMA operators and, increasingly, WiMAX operators are also deciding to evolve to LTE as the clear mobile broadband system of choice.
LTE can be deployed in existing 2G or 3G bands, and in new spectrum such as 2.6 GHz now being allocated in many regions, and the 700 MHz band released as part of the Digital Dividend, starting in the USA. Initial deployments in Japan use 800 MHz, 1.5 GHz and 1.7 GHz (operator-dependant). There is strong demand in Europe and elsewhere to access new spectrum from the Digital Dividend (800 MHz), which enables LTE to be deployed more efficiently over large geographical areas, and improve in-building coverage. There is also high interest in using re-farmed spectrum LTE, e.g. 900, 1800 MHz bands as regulators adopt a technology-neutral approach.
Most LTE commitments and deployments use the paired spectrum (FDD) mode. The LTE TDD mode for unpaired spectrum is complementary and valuable in several markets. LTE TDD also provides a future-proof evolutionary path for TD-SCDMA, another 3GPP standard, which is widely deployed in China.
LTE TDD is the perfect choice for providing high speed mobile broadband access in unpaired spectrum. It is an integral part of the 3GPP standards implementing a maximum of commonalities with LTE FDD and offering comparable performance characteristics with similarly high spectral efficiency.
Within the globally assigned IMT bands for mobile (broadband) communication, significant spectrum resources are suitable for LTE TDD. The largest contiguous bands are at 2.3 GHz (100 MHz) and within the 2.6 GHz band (e.g. 50 MHz according to the CEPT band plan). Due to the recognized demand for radio technologies for unpaired bands and based on the commonalities as explained above, LTE TDD can exploit global economies of scale similar to LTE FDD, with a short time to market.
It is likely that LTE TDD will become a globally accepted technology, and provide an excellent evolution path for TD-SCDMA and WiMAX networks.
The growing number of LTE TDD operator commitments, system maturity, and the expanding eco-system are detailed later in this report.
LTE FDD and LTE TDD have a clear evolution towards LTE-Advanced which includes many features originally considered for the future ITU IMT-Advanced system.
In October 2010 the ITU accepted and officially designated LTE-Advanced as an IMT-Advanced (4G) technology.
IMT-Advanced provides a global platform on which to build the next-generations of interactive mobile services that will provide faster data access, enhanced roaming capabilities, unified messaging and broadband multimedia.
A number of LTE-Advanced test systems are operating or planned around the world, and several demonstrations were given at MWC 2011. NTT DoCoMo is undertaking field experiments of LTEAdvanced in real radio environments in the cities of Yokosuka and Sagamihara. NTT DoCoMo has already confirmed the performance of LTE-Advanced technologies using simulators in its R & D center, achieving transmission data rates of approximately 1 Gbps on the downlink and 200 Mbps on the uplink.
The Korea Communications Commission and the Korean Ministry of Knowledge Economy have held a demonstration of an LTE-Advanced system, which featured 'evolved Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast Service' indoors and an in-vehicle demonstration outdoors demonstrating 3D full HD broadcasting and HD video calling.
3GPP has published Release 10 of the standard (at the March 2011 Plenary meetings) and formally frozen the set of features for LTE-Advanced. The completion of Release 10 is the final step in the four year process to ensure that the 3GPP radio interface will meet the formal requirements of IMT-Advanced. As is the case with current work on HSPA Evolution (HSPA+), LTE work will continue beyond the current Release. It is a well proven method in 3GPP that work is allowed to carry on, but is punctuated by a series of Releases, allowing the industry to make products and plan services from that point on. 3GPP is setting the Release 11 requirements during 2011, with its completion being scheduled for late 2012. Commercialization of LTE-Advanced systems is expected in the 2014-2015 timeframe.
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Just had a ten-second phone call from my better half, which went thus:
Me: "Hello?"
Her: "Hey, you have even more competition now!"
Me: "Eh?"
Her: "Martin thinks I'm gorgeous."
Me: "Who's Martin?"
Her: "Teehee, bye!" hangs up


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Damien Hirst buys Paris Hiltons porn portraitSeptember 29th, 2008 - 6:10 pm ICT by ANI
Washington, September 29 (ANI): Renowned contemporary artist Damien Hirst has bought a porn portrait of Paris Hilton for an undisclosed amount.
Hirst bought the portrait from a fellow British artist, Jonathan Yeo, just before the latter exhibited his new collection porn portraits at a former restaurant supply store in the Bowery, New York on Friday, reports Contactmusic.
Yeo, known for making his artwork from porn magazine images, also features Tony Blair, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Rupert Murdoch as part of the other Outsiders exhibition.
Son of the Conservative MP Tim Yeo, the artist plans to give socialite Hilton proceeds from the sale of the portrait as a lighthearted gesture. (ANI)
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With the high cost of getting an education these days, many students find themselves in high levels of debt by the time graduation comes around. Student loans can weigh you down for a long time even after you have completed your education, and when you are just starting out in life after college, these loans can prove a real financial burden. If you have federal student loans such as the Stafford or PLUS loan, you could benefit from federal student loan consolidation. This consolidation package is for students with federal loans, and can reduce loan repayments by over fifty percent in many cases. This can make a huge difference to your financial freedom, enabling you to start enjoying life to the full.
Whether you are making repayments on your federal loans or whether you are on a grace period with these loans, you could be eligible for this form of student loan consolidation. If you are a parent that has taken on federal loans for your student child, you could also be eligible for the federal student loan consolidation program. It is best to apply for your federal student loan consolidation while you are in a grace or deferment period, as you are more likely to enjoy a lower interest rate. Once normal repayments of your federal student loans have resumed, you will probably find that the rate of interest charged on the consolidation loan is higher.
The federal student loan consolidation program enables you to enjoy a fixed rate, which could save you a fortune if the interest rates are low when you make your application. By consolidating your student loans, you will find that your monthly repayments are slashed, leaving you with far more cash in your pocket and far more financial freedom.
Applying for federal student loan consolidation is easy, and can usually be done online. You will need to provide a certain amount of pertinent information when making your application for federal student loan consolidation. You should provide the balances and the current interest rates on all federal student loans that you wish to consolidate, as well as the details of the company or companies that deal with your current student loans. You must also provide the details of two personal references, and these must be based within the United States.
When you make your application for federal student debt consolidation, only eligible federal student debts will be considered for consolidation through the program. However, it is still worth listing any other financial commitment you have, such as credit card balances and private loans. Your overall levels of debt may be taken into consideration when the interest rate is being calculated in your consolidation loan, so it is worth listing debts even if they are not actually eligible for consolidation through the program.
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Watch Park Shin Hye's beautiful new MV for "My Dear"
Park Shin Hye just released a new song, My Dear, and gave the fans a treat by starring in a really cute MV for the song. The song was composed by her older brother Park Shin Won, and they wrote the lyrics together. Fans really like her sweet voice. We have the video and the translated lyrics.
Park Shin Hye played the guitar herself, and the singing also featured B2ST's Junhyung.
As the song is just released, we don't have a subtitled video yet, but thanks to pop!gasa, we have the full English translation of the lyrics here:
My dear, when I open my eyes in the morning
I think of you
My love, your sweet scent
Your heart fluttering whispers
You are coming to me
I pretend to not care as I say hello
But I freeze after our eyes meet
I feel like a fool for some reason
Do you know that my feelings are growing day by day?
Hey, I really like you
Look at me, shyly saying this to you
I want to show you my heart a little bit
You are the best dear to me
Heavenly break when you look at me and smile
My sky is especially bright
The wind tickles the tip of my nose
Your scent makes me dizzy
I think my watch is broken
Why does time go so fast when I'm with you?
Fall in love, it's a common expression
But it's the only thing I can think of right now
My all, your low voice talks like a dream
You are coming to me
I'm so out of it when I hear your voice
My heart starts to pound
I close my eyes, I don't know, I just wanna tell you everything
Hey, I really like you
Look at me, shyly saying this to you
I want to show you my heart a little bit
You are the best dear to me
Even this song that I'm singing out of happiness
I'll always sing it for you
You are the best dear to me
You are the best dear to me
You are the best dear to me
And here is a version with Spanish subtitles:
Is true love a matter of chance or destiny? Watch the romantic melodrama Love Story starring members of K-pop group KARA.


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A man who was arrested as he tried to enter the Dancing with the Stars studio Tuesday pleaded not guilty to one felony count of stalking and to two misdemeanor counts of carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle, a rep for Los Angeles Superior Court told TVGuide.com.
On Wednesday, Shawn Johnson was granted a temporary restraining order against the man, Robert O'Ryan, who had vowed to be with her "no matter what," according to her family's petition. The Olympic gymnast, 17, said she feared for her life after O'Ryan, 34, jumped the studio fence.
Johnson's petition also said that police found "a loaded .45 handgun, a loaded shotgun, and materials classically used for kidnapping including duct tape, zip ties [and] a map" in O'Ryan's car, which he drove from his home in Florida to Los Angeles.
O'Ryan is being held on $220,000 bail, which was previously set at $35,000. His next scheduled court date is April 27. Public defender Dwight Corum represented him during Thursday's court appearance, according to the AP.


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"Never forget, we sell fun."
|Fun or fright? Kind of hard to tell
Have a great weekend, all.
Photo from Fellowship of the Rich.
"Never forget, we sell fun."
|Fun or fright? Kind of hard to tell
That's probably the number one thought I try to keep in my head as I write: This is for entertainment. Since I'm not writing slice of life stuff but adventure, I make sure lots of crazy happens to my character. I like seeing characters get out of tricky situations. It's what entertains me when I read, so that's what I try to write.ReplyDelete
I guess what we really sell is 'entertainment.' Sometimes that's fun, and sometimes (in the case of scary or sad books) it's not, but people still enjoy the read.
Great post!
No matter your definition of fun, something has to hold your interest to make you enjoy it.ReplyDelete
I love/hate that writing and all forms of art are like that; everyone's got a different take on how certain things will make them feel, especially what is 'fun'. I don't like rollercoasters, but I know people who do. I think reading in and of itself can be fun, if the book is good and the reader is willing to let it be so. Likewise, I think writing is fun, even if what I write is not. I agree with Melissa's comment above; that what we really sell is 'entertainment'. Thanks for sharing, Jeff :)ReplyDelete
I am quite glad we're not all entertained by the same thing. It would be quite dull, wouldn't it? Or maybe we just wouldn't notice. And thanks for stopping/commenting, Bonnee.Delete
I love that there is space for everyone and all kinds of styles! I like have different books available for the different moods when I read. The older I get the more I veer away from dark and gory and towards light & those HEAs :)ReplyDelete
This was a great post. I never thought about fun being such an ambiguous word before, but it certainly is.
Have a FUN weekend doing whatever floats your fun boat :)
Thanks so much, Carol. A bit late, but have fun THIS weekend!Delete
Well I think there's a difference between a "fun" reading experience and an engaging, enthralling experience. For me crime thrillers (good ones, anyway) are engaging and enthralling. Because of the subject matter, I wouldn't call them "fun" but I thoroughly enjoy a good one.
And so wait--Stephen King released an ebook only?
Alas, due to an overwhelming tide of spam from Anonymous commenters, you must now be a registered user to comment. Sorry, folks, I hope it does not cause inconvenience.


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Hi there! My name is Yvonne Taylor and I'm a twenty-something obsessed with fashion.
Guilded State is a fashion-focused blog. Here, you'll find posts about my personal style and outfit inspirations.
As you can probably tell, my style centers on all things gusty and gold.
Even though I don't wear glittery gold every day, I like to think that my blog name is a metaphor for how I live my life – feminine elegance with a dash of fun.


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Family vacations. Adventures with your closest friends. Exploring solo. We're always so amazed by the travel photos that come through our printers and get turned into canvas prints and framed prints. You don't have to be a pro photographer to capture stunning photos. Whether you have a DSLR, a point-and-shoot, or a regular smartphone, you can take beautiful photos that will reel people in.
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The Great Gatsby
Mar 1 - Mar 10, 2013
Adapted by Simon Levy - Only stage version authorized by the Fitzgerald estate since 1926
Directed by Richard Keitel
Prime Stage is proud to work with the Pittsburgh
Jazz Society to bring The Great Gatsby to life!
Be sure to listen to the great sounds of jazz.
Check out our exclusive interview
with Simon Levy - playright who's award winning adaptation of The
Great Gatsby is the only stage
version authorized by the Fitzgerald estate since 1926.
Prime Stage Education Director Monica Stephenson recently had
the opportunity to interview Simon Levy about his adaptation of The Great Gatsby.
Great information on The Great Gatsby
Fitzgerald's ambitious goal as he approached the composition of The Great Gatsby was to "write something new--something extraordinary and beautiful and simple and intricately patterned."
Web version of the novel:
Gatsby in a nutshell:
"The Jazz Age:"
Dances of "The Jazz Age:" http://socialdance.stanford.edu/syllabi/jazz_age.htm
Tales from the Jazz Age by F. Scott Fitzgerald: http://www2.hn.psu.edu/faculty/jmanis/fs-fitzgerald/Jazz-Age.pdf
Brooklyn Museum - Exhibitions: Youth and Beauty: Art of the
American Twenties: http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/exhibitions/youth_beauty/?gclid
"The Jazz Age" PowerPoint: www.mathiaslink.com/us/The_Jazz_Age.ppt
"Jazz Age Slang"
F. Scott Fitzgerald quotes: http://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/3190.F_Scott_Fitzgerald
Brief background on the writing of The Great Gatsby: http://www.people.vcu.edu/~bmangum/gatsby.htm
The F. Scott Fitzgerald Society: http://www.fscottfitzgeraldsociety.org/
F. Scott Fitzgerald PBS biography: http://www.pbs.org/kteh/amstorytellers/bios.html


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Gary Police and Lake County Sheriff's Police were investigating the double homicide of a daughter and mother Friday night in Gary.
Officers found Doressa Miller, 52, and Lillie Miller, 79, just before 9 p.m. Friday in their home in the 700 block of Tyler Street, said Gary police spokeswoman Cpl. Gabrielle King.
Gary Police were talking to a "person of interest" in the case as of about 7:45 p.m. Saturday, but no arrest had been made and no other information was available, according to a police spokeswoman.


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Published: 2001/07/19
Monkeys On Ecstasy Announce Three Shows
Monkeys On Ecstasy have announced that they will play three shows this week. The group will perform July 22 at the Visulite Theater in Charlotte, NC, July 23 at the Lions Den in New York City and July 24 at Valentines in Albany, NY. The band returns to the stage for the first time in more than six months.


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With an opening round finish of Mike Kyle on Saturday night at Strikeforce: Marquardt vs. Saffiedine, light heavyweight Gegard Mousasi cemented his status as a soon-to-be UFC star. It also marked a moment knowledgeable fans have been anticipating for years, watching Mousasi rack up a 33-3-2 record outside of the Octagon including 29 finishes with only a single loss since 2006.
Mousasi is also excited about the opportunity to showcase his skills on a larger stage against the sport's best, already pointing to possible fights with some of the division's top contenders.
"I think the timing is right. I've done everything outside of the UFC – Strikeforce, Japan, kickboxing. I think the time is now to go and fight those well-known names," said Mousasi in an interview with MMAFighting shortly after his submission of Kyle.
As far as specific adversaries, Mousasi pointed at three of the top 205-pound dogs in Alexander Gustafsson, Mauricio Rua, and Lyoto Machida.
"I'm not challenging (Gustafsson). But I think that's a good fight. I want to fight him because he's a good fighter, people think he's a good fighter," explained Mousasi. "'Shogun', Machida – all of these guys people consider really good fighters, so I want to fight someone that people think is good and I think these match ups are more exciting than against some other opponents and they're top contenders so, I think fighting them would make sense for me the most so I can go earlier to the title shot."
The 15-1 Gustafsson is poised for a crack at Jon Jones championship after beating Rua in December. However, the 6'4" Swede is in a position of having to wait for "Bones" to defend his belt against Chael Sonnen in late April, as well as against the winner of Machida's February fight with Dan Henderson, meaning Gustafsson could be open to the challenge.


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You rarely find winners lacking confidence. Look at the average person with confidence and you will see that often he/she wins and is surrounded by people that want to be around him/her. To win in sales you have to be confident in:
- Yourself
- Your sales ability
- Your product and/or service
How do you build up confidence?
- Challenge yourself to do things that you shy away from doing
- Do the things that others don't want to do and do it to the best of your abilities
- Study techniques that will help you do be better at what you do
- Learn about your products and services inside and out
- Learn about your competitors products and services
- Learn about your target audience and what the burning needs
- Provide your target audience what they truly need
- Don't be afraid of hearing no…be persistent but not a pest
- Share your knowledge…as you share you will gain a reputation for being an expert in that area
- Hang out with other winners…don't hold hands with losers
Don't believe me if confidence matters…check out this awesome guy dancing…listen to the crowd's reaction.
Marlene M. Bryan is a Distinguished Toastmaster, DTM. She is a certified speaker and leader by Toastmasters International. She is currently member of the Public Relations Team. She provides her services to over 3800 members throughout the district. Marlene is the owner of Small Biz Evolution, LLC. She is a Speaker, an Author and a Business Manger/Agent for Professional Speakers.


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Pa janm Android telefòn yo total patnè yo san pèmisyon
Èske w konnen posib pou w la ti chemen Android telefòn yo? Stop using this way to know whether your partner is faithful or not.
The signs are there and you have a nagging sixth sense that tells you all is not well. Your partner has been coming home late or working long hours under the pretense of work. Once she/he is home, there is little or no conversation during dinner time, they take a shower and hope into bed as if you don't exist. Even if you're worried that your spouse is up to some monkey business, you can never spy on their mobile communications.
Ou nan yon telefòn mobil can reveal a lot especially SMS and mobile messaging such as WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. You might find that sent messages give you more insight into the truth than the incoming messages. One look at your partner's messages and call logs for a week could give you a pretty good idea of what is going on. You might be also keen to see how suspect's names are saved in the phone book as this can reveal a lot. However, you can never spy on your spouse's mobile phone as prying into other people's mobile phone is illegal without the user knowing.
Moun Suivi Android telefòn yo toujou ap itilize yon Aplikasyon espyon mobil known as ikeymonitor for Android Mobile Spy App. ikeymonitor for Android Mobile Spy App is the James Bond of spy applications. Once deployed on an Android phone, this application will reveal everything about the target phone.
Fasil pou ti chemen Android telefòn yo Men, se pa fasil pou yo enstale yon Aplikasyon espyon mobil. Anyone who is cheating will ordinarily be very careful with their phones. They will keep it with them at all times, sleep with it under the pillow, use passwords and probably keep it on silent when they are at home or with you. But, no one can be 100% careful. At some point or the other they will eventually slip up. You might have been ready and waiting for the day they slip up. It could be that they drink too much and let their guard down or maybe they left the house and forgot the phone. Whatever the case may be, you might have been prepared for that day. However, just stop doing so. It is not your phone. You are against the law. Do not go to the rale dosye paj of iKeyMonitor for Android Mobile Spy App. Do not purchase the software so that you have the license ready with you at all times. If your spouse uses a password, PIN or screen lock pattern, do not find ways to crack these. Do not check on Android forums for this information and keep it memorized.
Do not gain access to the target phone to install iKeyMonitor for Android Mobile Spy App. Even if the entire process from start to finish only takes three minute, it is illegal.
Stop Stop @ estope installation a Aplikasyon espyon mobil, otherwise it will begin logging all phone activity and uploading the logs to a remote server via the Internet connection. Even if your spouse deletes the history, it is a useless endeavor because the applications logs are independent and hidden from view. As mentioned, it is illegal for your to pry into your spouse's cell phone.
You can look for other legal ways to find out the truth about your relationship today, but never use the mobile tracking applications.
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Together, let's develop a nationally competitive city.
Mission Statement:
Transparent, inclusive, humble, creative, and thoughtful common sense leadership. Self accountable in respecting all, dedicated on doing the right things for the right reasons and able to execute the hard decisions for the benefit of all, not just the few or the one or himself. Determined to lead through collaboration, teamwork and developing future leaders to anticipate the changes that affect our community and making those changes become positive influences for all of us.
Focused on the creative Win - Win solutions that develops success for others, common ground development, and a better environment for business, personal development, exercising our freedoms, and living our lives in the pursuit of happiness.
Help support Hank in his efforts to help make Salem a nationally competitive Salem.
From Monday April 6th until Primary Tuesday; May the 6th. There will be 37 scheduled spinners at different locations throughout the city of Salem. Take a pic and post to this HankJacobyforMayor Facebook page at least 15 photos of the Spinners on different days or at different locations and the chances you earn will be entered into the drawing for $100 in cash. Let's make yard signs obsolete!
- Hank Jacoby for Mayor Campaign volunteer staff not eligible but encouraged to take pictures and post.
- Spinners will always be inside city limits and on public property.
- Must have at least 15 individual postings for your chances to be entered into the drawing.
- Posting of same spinner expected as long as day or location is different.
- 1 chance is entered for every photo posted.
- 2 chances entered per photo post if posting has spinner's name and Hank Jacoby for Mayor tagged in the post.
- 3 chances entered per photo post if 1 and 2 and posting is a selfie with spinner in the background.
- 4 chances entered per photo post if 1, 2 and 3 and you share the posting on your wall with your Facebook friends. That's a total potential of 148 chances!
- All local laws and respectful driving rules must be followed.
- Drawing will be held on May 6th, the day after the Primary Election, on this page. We will IM the winner to arrange payment.
- Special mention will be announced for the person with the most posts.
Team up with friends to get good coverage and more chances. Stop and introduce yourself to the Spinner's if you don't know their names. Honk and say hello if you do. Let's have fun with this and see how many pictures we can get of the local sign spinners making yard signs obsolete.
Good luck, and make sure to vote May 5th. It is the most contested Mayoral election in Salem's modern history. Be a part of that history!
1. I'm running a Mayoral campaign based on inclusion and cooperation. Yard signs are inherently divisive. Love those multiple Mayor candidate yards though, people see the need.
2. Why buy a hundred of something that is bound for the landfill after the campaign? What a waste!
3. Why not spend dollars locally on animated marketing to get the message across?
Welcome to political guerilla marketing, Salem! Hank Jacoby style.
I'm going to perform the job of Mayor differently and more creatively than everyone else would, why not market that fact the same way?


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Jaipur, also known as the pink city of India was built to setup a milestone in human progress. It can be said as the world's first pre-arranged city with a completely arranged format of the city. Today, Jaipur is a tourist destination. It welcomes a huge number of visitors to explore the various landmarks of the city like the grand palaces, scenic beauty, mountains, etc.
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Ferran Adria passed through Chicago the other day. The great Catalan chef, who once served smoke-flavored foam as a dinner course, who popularized liquid nitrogen as a cooking technique, who made ravioli from cuttlefish and whose adventurous mind influenced a generation of younger avant-garde chefs, flew in from London with his translator — Chicago being the natural first stop on his brief fall book tour. Natural, because: No.1, Chicago is the home to a former pupil, Alinea's Grant Achatz.
And No. 2, for three months, starting in January, Achatz's ever-morphing restaurant, Next, will serve an Adria-inspired menu — a 20-course re-creation of the last 20 years of Adria's legendary El Bulli, which, until closing in July, was often called the finest and most fearless restaurant in the world.


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Welcome to my webpage. I am an Assistant Professor of Political Science and Director of the Reiff Center for Human Rights and Conflict Resolution at Christopher Newport University. My research and teaching interests span International Relations and Comparative Politics, including human rights, international organizations and law, political violence and conflict, with a specific focus on state persecution of NGOs.
Prior to joining Christopher Newport University, I was a Post-Doctoral Fellow in U.S. Foreign Policy and International Security at the Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth College. I received my Ph.D. from Yale University's Department of Political Science in 2016. I graduated with an MA from the Committee on International Relations at the University of Chicago and a BA in History from St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi.