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Seventy Three is a trading name of Seventy Three Retail Ltd. Seventy Three are committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. We have structured our website so that you can visit without identifying yourself or revealing any personal information. Once you choose to provide us with any information by which you can be identified, it will only be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy. This policy sets out the basis on which any personal data that we collect from you, or that you provide to us, will be processed by us. Please read the following carefully to understand our views and practices regarding your personal data and how we will treat it. For the purposes of the Data Protection Act the data controller can be contacted here:
Data Controller, Seventy Three Retail Ltd, The Sidings, 1 Station Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 4HG
When shopping online with Seventy Three Retail, we will ask for personal information such as as your name, email & delivery address and credit or debit card details. A contact telephone number may also be requested so that you can be contacted if there is a problem with your order. All this information is legitimately necessary to process & notify you of your order and we are committed to respecting your privacy. By shopping online with Seventy Three you give us your consent to collecting and using this personal data as specified below in accordance with this policy. Should we choose to change these terms for any reason, the changes will be posted here so that you are always kept informed about the collection and use of your personal information, and when we disclose it.
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Growing Calendar for Tranquility Mix - 18 Plants
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Enjoy this great-value collection of 18 elegant and free-flowering plants which fill three hanging baskets or containers for big scent visually-pleasing colours. With a generous flowering period from June right through the summer and into autumn this collection offers you the beast in garden performance.
You receive three healthy young plants each of:
Bidens Golden Eye
Rare ivory-white golden-centred flowers, revealed in abundance through early to late summer and lasting into autumn.
Tumbelina Priscilla
One of the best ever trailing petunias to fill your baskets with masses of ruffled scented petunia blooms.
Calibrachoa Starlight Blue
Enjoy the unique star patterns of Calibrachoa Starlight Blue, a flower that copes well in variable British summers.
Petunia Fanfare Yellow
Take advantage of the sumptuous lemon blooms of Petunia Fanfare Yellow, appearing in big numbers right through the summer.
Nemesia Easter Bonnet
Bought back by popular demand Easter Bonnet is just gorgeous in the garden and their intoxicating scent is outstanding.
Geranium Supreme Lilac
Lilac flowers in abundance. The flowers look elegant especially on their slim stems and are offset by rare ivy-shaped fragrant leaves.
How your plants arrive
Your flower plants will arrive to you in a plastic wallet. The wallet allows your young plants to stay healthy by giving them an ideal air and root environment when it arrives to you.
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If you cannot plant up your flower plants straight away into their permanent position make sure the plugs of your plants are kept moist at all times.
Keep your flowers in a well-ventilated and light position in their plastic wallet after giving them water. Look to planting in their permanent position within five to seven days.
Summer-flowering bedding plants are perfect for planting in patio pots, hanging baskets and for filling spaces in borders. Some flower from as early as May, and last through to autumn, making them a gorgeous backdrop for garden parties and barbacues. You start planting and potting up in spring and transferring into containers or beds in early summer.
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Our products are all grown with the utmost care and to high standards of quality. We regularly check our nursery stock to determine exactly when they will be at the optimum time for despatch.
We despatch our fresh, nursery-grown live plants (including vegetables, trees and flowers) when they are at a stage of growth ready for you, the customer, to plant on at home.
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Quiet Title Proceedings, also known in New York State as "Article 15" Proceedings, often arise out of uncertainty, or a dispute, about the ownership of land or the precise boundaries of a parcel. Related areas that often arise in this context are Adverse Possession and Prescriptive Easements, as well as fraudulent transfers and ancient easements.
In order to sell or finance real estate, establishing clear title is essential to its marketability. A cloud on title can also present a serious defect that interferes with insuring the property. Quiet Title proceedings are also helpful following a judicial sale at foreclosure, in which the winning bidder, who typically has only received a Quitclaim deed, wants to confirm absolute ownership.
A quiet title action is brought by anyone who claims an interest in the property, usually represented by an attorney. In this type of court proceeding, the claimant gives notice to anyone who may also have a claim on the property. Because these other claimants may be unknown, such as potential heirs to an estate that was closed many decades ago, the forms of notice and publication are often directed by the Court to ensure fairness. Ultimately, after reviewing the evidence presented by the would-be owner, and any defenses that may be submitted, a judgment is issued that confirms ownership and is binding as to all parties; this includes unknown parties who neglected to come forward and assert an interest.
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If the fit, fetching girl next-door turns out to have a career making sexy porn, she might be Jaye Summers. Slim, pretty-faced Jaye's 5'6" body is natural besides the four bird tattoos perched on her shoulder and the jewelry piercing her navel, nipples, tongue and clit. Jaye measures 32B-24-32. She's usually a brunette, but blonde sometimes streaks her long locks. Jaye was born in May 1995, so she's a Gemini. She grew up in North Carolina and speaks with a light Southern lilt. Her heritage is European (German, Irish) and Native American. As sweet as she looks and sounds, Jaye isn't totally innocent. At 16, she snuck out of her house to visit her boyfriend, fairly sure she knew what was coming that night. Nervous but game, she lost her virginity. That led to some typical teen sexual adventures and misadventures: She says the craziest place she ever had sex was in the parking lot at a high school football field. Jaye and her boyfriend at the time, a junior varsity ballplayer, fucked in a car while the varsity game was in progress! (That night, the cheers may not all have been for scoring plays inside the stadium...) Another time, her mom caught her in the act, while her guy was pumping balls-deep in her pussy. Jaye says her mom flipped out. She reports having had sex with six or seven guys before porn. In those pre-porn days, Jaye says she once had sex while someone watched. At 20, Jaye embarked upon her porn career. That was in 2015. She says she wanted to try something new, and she suspected she'd be able to succeed. The idea of having sex on camera attracted her curiosity. Her first scene was in Florida; she was very nervous, but it went well, and afterwards she was excited to do it again. Jaye soon relocated to the capital of porn, Southern California. That's been a really good move; she prefers the productions in Porn Valley, now calling on-camera fucking, "the best job in the world." And she's busy, shooting perhaps four scenes a week and earning 10 times what she made before her XXX job. Nowadays her sex life is very much centered in the porn business, and Jaye considers the work her entertainment! While she loves life on the West Coast, she does miss a couple of things from home: Southern food and sweet tea. This modern belle of balling loves foreplay, giving head and riding cock. She says she likes rough, sloppy, sweaty sex. And she claims to know instantly upon meeting a guy whether she'll have sex with him. The decision is based on looks — a pretty smile is her favorite feature on a man. Jaye likes going to the gym to work out, in part because looking at the guys makes her horny. So if you spot Jaye Summers in the gym, smile pretty.


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The capital of Bhutan, and the center of government, religion and commerce, it is a unique city with an unusual mixture of modern development alongside ancient traditions. Although not what one expects from a capital city, Thimphu is still a fitting and lively place. Home to civil servants, expatriates and the monk body, Thimphu maintains a strong national character in its architectural style.
What to see in Thimphu
This stupa was built in 1974 in the memory of Bhutans third King. His Late Majesty, King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck, who popularly regarded as the Father of Modern Bhutan. The paintings and statues inside the monment provide a deep insight into Buddhist ohilosophy.
Also known as "fortress of the glorious religion", the Dzong was initially erected in1641 and rebuilt by King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck in 1965. Tashichho Dzong houses the main secretariat building and the central monk body. It is open to visitors during Thimphu Tshechu and when the monk body moves to warmer Punakha in the winter months.
On a lofty ridge stands Simtokha Dzong, built in 1627 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel. The oldest fortress of the Kingdom, it now houses the School for Buddhist studies.
This school teachers the techniques of traditional paintings. On a visit one can actually see students at work producing intricate design on cloth.
Traditional Medicine Institute:
In Bhutan, equal emphasis is given to both allopathic and traditional medicines. The rich herbal medicines abundant in Kingdom are prepared here. The Institute also imparts the art of herbal medicines to would be practitioners.
HANDICRAFTS Emporium:
There are various Handicrafts Emporium in town such as Government owned Emporium and other private Handicrafts, displaying wide assortment of beautiful hand-woven and crafted products.
This beautiful valley, which encapsulates within itself rich culture, scenic beauty and hundreds of myths and legends, is home to many of Bhutans oldest temples and monasteries, the countrys only airport and the National Museum. Mt. Jhomolhari (7,300 meters) reigns in white glory at the northern end of the valley and its glacial waters pluge through deep gorges to form the Pa Chu (Paro river). Paro is also one of the most fertile valleys in the Kingdom, producing a bulk of the famous red rice from its terraced fields.
What to see in Paro
Ta Dzong, built 1951 as a watchtower. Unlike the rectangular shape of the Dzong, Ta Dzong is round, more like parts of a European castle. Since 1967 the Dzong was reestablished as the National Museum and holds a fascinating collection of art, relics, religious thangkha paintings and Bhutans exquisite postage stamps.
This Dzong was built in 1646 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel to commenmorate his victory over the Tibetan invaders led by Mongolian Warlord, Gushri Khan. Historically and strategically this Dzong withstood all its glory and had captured western eyes in 1914 vide National Geographic magazine.
Also known as "fortress of the heap of jewels" was built during the time of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyel in 1646. The approach to the Dzong is through a traditional covered bridge called the Nemi Zam. It is also a venue of the Paro Tshechu, held once a year in spring.
The original of Kyichu Lhakhang dates back to the seventh century, it is one of the oldest and most sacred shrines of Bhutan ( the other is Jambey Lhakhang in Bumthang). Kyichu Lhakhang is composed of twin temples, the first temple was built by Buddhist Tibetan King, Songtsen Gampo in the 7th century.
The beauty of Paro valley is embellished by cluster of quaint Farm House. Bhutanese Farm Houses are very colorful, decorative and traditionally built without the use of single nail. All houses follow the same architectural pattern. A visit to Farm House is very interesting and offers a good glimpse into the lifestyle of a farmer.
Punakha served, as the capital of Bhutan until 1955 and still it is the Winter seat of Je Khenpo(chief Abbot). Blessed with temperate climate and fed by Pho Chu (male) and Mo Chu (female) rivers, Punakha is the most fertile valley in the country. There are splendid views of the distant Himalayas at Dochula pass (alt. 3,100 m) on way to Punakha.
What to see in Punakha
Built strategically at the Junction of Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers in1637 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namyal to serve as the religious and administrative center of the region. Damaged by four catastrophic fires and an earthquake, the Dzong has been fully restored by the present king. The Dzong is open for visitors during Punakha festival and in summer months when the monk body moves to Thimphu.
The last town before central Bhutan, Wangdiphodrang is like an enlarged village with a few well-provided shops. Located towards the south of Punakha, the higher ridges of the Wangdiphodrang valley provide rich pastureland for cattle. The district is also famous for its fine bamboo work and its slate, stone carvings.
Sitting on top of the hill at the confluence of Punakha and tang rivers Wangdiphodrang Dzong is a town,s most visible feature. The Dzong is open for visitors during Wangdiphodrang Tshechu, celebrated in autumn.
Towards the east of Wangdiphodrang, there is an old monastery of Gangtey Gompa dating back to the 17th century. A few kilometers past the Gompa, on the valley floor is the village of Phobjikha. This is the winter home of black necked cranes that migrates from the arid plains in the north to pass winter in milder and lower climate.
Trongsa forms the central hub of the nation and is histrorically the place from where attempts at unifying the country were launched. The landscape around Trongsa is spectacular and for miles on end, the Dzong seems to tease you, wondering if you will ever reach there.
What to see in Trongsa
Built in 1648, it is the ancestral home of the Royal family. Both the first and second King ruled the country from this ancient seat. All four Kings held the post of Trongsa Penlop (honorary governor) prior to being crowned as King. The Dzong is a massive structure with many levels, which slope down the contours of a hill on which it perches.
This watchtower, which once guarded Trongsa Dzong from internal rebellion, stands impressively and provides visitors an insight into historical significance of Trongsa in Bhutans history.
Patterned on SWAYAMBHUNATH temple in Kathmandu (Nepal). It was built in 19th century by Lama Shida, from Tibet, to cover the remains of an evil spirit that was killed at this spot.
Built in 1659 the Dzong serves as the administrative seat for the district as well as the home of the monk body.
The temple of Gom Kora is set on a small alluvial plateau overlooking the river. It is one of the famous places where Guru Rinpoche meditated in order to subdue a demon that dwelt in big rock, behind the temple is a huge black rock surrounded by rice fields and clumps of banana trees, which looks like an oasis in an arid landscape.


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Making your own hot sauceBy REBA BAILEY,
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#16. Polka Dots
With matte fabric textures, polka dot patterns for pillows are the ultimate solution for your problems about turning your living room furniture idea into something interesting and visually attractive.
#17. Sleek And Modern
Get a glimpse of the futuristic view with this sleek living room furniture idea. Leather with a glass coffee table and paintings of your choice to decorate the walls for an artistic touch.
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This one goes to all nature lovers who love to be surrounded by green scenery and enjoy yourselves more in the outdoors. Greenish furniture can have that effect on you if you are a busy bee who can't find the time for a stroll in the park.
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Stand out from the cliché living room furniture layouts and go in deeper into the floorboards. The example above illustrates a new approach towards creating a visually interesting factor in your living room. By visually creating a difference in levels between the living room area and its extensions including the study room or piano practice zone without the need for bulky concrete walls to eat up on the space and transform it into a place where you would feel claustrophobic and cramped up.
#20. A Colorful Stroke
A simple color stroke can do wonders to your existing basic color palette consisting of the neutrals aka gray, white, or black shades. They are, simply, the heart and soul of the life possessed by your living room furniture idea.
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March 6, 2014
Aged Care Nurses Exposed to High Levels Of Violence - New Study
A study conducted by the Australian Catholic University confirms previous reseach, reporting that nurses are exposed to high levels of verbal abuse and physical assault and for aged care nurses, violence at work is at a high level.
Over 250 nurses caring for the elderly were questioned about the type and levels of violence they suffered. More than one third of respondants said they had been physically assaulted by a resident or one of their family during their past five shifts, almost the same number had been verbally threatened and 29% had been verbally abused.
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The exhibition "Traces", by Chinese contemporary artist Jin Shengjia, can be visited at the Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology, Krakow, an ASEMUS member, between 9 February and 20 March 2016. The exhibition, curated by Aleksandra Görlich, is partly inspired by the work of Huang Gongwang, a Yuan Dynasty artist.
Presenting the exhibition "Traces", Jin Shengjia mentions the following:
"'Traces' are evidence ultimately left behind after everything has changed; they make history, cannot be avoided during the process of the human civilization's continuous change.
In the past, traces of human social activities were left in roads, on mountains, in the sea, or among letters. However, today, in the highly developed digital information age, computer keyboards become the most direct medium between the human and the information age. When keyboards are new, they are white, in the same shade. When they have been used for a long time, numerous times, under different circumstances, in different working areas, different environments, they subtle differences in colour. These colour differences are the 'traces' left by this busy information age. They come from all levels of society, from the state to the criminal, which spans the whole society. My work is composed of these keyboards.
When you take a close look at this large keyboard art work, the first impression is that an abstract work has been densely covered with old keys, which makes you feel a sense of tension and oppression. This sense of oppression is like the fast-paced life style and the high density of people in a busy city while the keys in this work are just a common medium, the same experience that daily life brings to people. But when you take a distant look at this tense abstract work, suddenly you find that it becomes a hazy, magnificent and soothing landscape painting.
Its meaning presents all kinds of moods – happy or angry, sad or joyous – according to different people busy in different fields. Take a close look, think of each of the people punching the keyboards; each 'trace' is a world. But when you take some distance to look and think, you realize that different 'traces' constitute this huge civilized society. The relationship of 'close' and 'distant' implies a kind of life attitude. We nourish a certain sentiment of life when being 'close' to the busy city life, different from that developed when being 'far' from it, and we also nourish a pliable romantic feeling.
The prototype of the landscape painting in the work came from a fragment of Fuchun Resort painted by Huang Gongwang, a Yuan Dynasty artist. As it is representative of traditional Chinese landscape painting, I want to take this work to pay my respect to China's ancient artistic achievement. I also want to set an interesting relevance between 'ancient' and 'modern', 'Chinese' and 'International' in this work."
For additional information about the exhibition, please visit http://manggha.pl/en/exhibition/61


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You have heard that some people have become Enlightened. But why has it not happened to you? Dave Oshana reveals the truths and misconceptions about this essential spiritual seeker's issue.
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This has to be one of the most important and relevant issues for anyone who deeply cares about getting Enlightened, or, at the very least, not getting diddled around by treacherously false teachers, gurus with gigantic egos and sordid saviour types.
Concerning the spiritual marketplace: many people like to shop, some like to buy, but who on Earth ever questions their purchases? The serious, savvy, discerning seekers do!
Leave the hamster tread-wheel for those who are more interested in ideas, fashion, fortune-telling and trinkets than real spiritual enlightenment. Waking up, costs. The price is your illusions. Followers of fantasies and cloud-chasers have to stay within unreality to perpetuate their dreams.
If only a hair's breadth separates the unenlightened from Enlightenment then it must be a sticky hair, the kind that lodges itself in your throat and refuses to release its hold on your tonsils no matter how many furtive gag-inducing forays your fingers doth make to prise it.
Erudite readers of popular spiritual literature will immediately get my metaphor. "Aha, I know to what Oshana refers! It's that One Idea, that one and only Idea, which separates me from Enlightenment! I just have to remove it. If only I could find it! Where's my correction fluid? Sniff! Ahh, that's better I see more clearly. Life is going to be just fine!"
Of course, it's not so simple. The seeker cannot see that One Idea, it's type, make and model which binds them within the Ego. They can search, suffer, scripture-bash and sadistically meditate but it won't purge the little bugger. Ho ho!
Not knowing what that One Idea is, is a terrible disadvantage for shifting it. That One Idea is not simply a belief which you say with your lips. Nor if you could capture it in words could you simply uncreate it by avowing its opposite.
This is where the fun starts. This is the joy of spiritual teaching and it's better than sex.
If you ever find a sordid spiritual teacher or gluttonous guru enjoying food or sex more than spiritual teaching then you have found a fraud. Not that there is anything wrong with food and sex, it's just that they don't compare the absolute high of being connected to the Absolute. When you do you Lord's work, you get a bliss and a blast which is like nothing in this world, nigh like nothing within Creation.
The Ego is the best fiendishly brainteasing Rubik's Cube-like puzzle which you could present to an Enlightenment Teacher for his birthday. Flowers are nice, but dog-eared copies from The Power of Now genre are now passé. Ego's don't react well to books, or rather than relate too well, they tend to turn concepts into entertaining notions which provide temporarily respite from the daily drudgery of everyday depression. And then the party is over.
No! Books and concepts won't cut the mustard, just compress it. A living, lively teacher-student, guide-participant, interaction is required. The cut-and-thrust of a similarly agile and quick mind, freed from the binds of the Ego, is required to free you from your Ego-Identity.
But what of those who get Enlightened? How do they do it? How do they eject that One Idea which holds every seeker in the dark ages of the mind? Why do others not get so easily Enlightened?
This very important subject will be fully revealed in all its glory and opened up in the online class "Why Some People Get Enlightened and Why Some Don't" listen to it live on Sunday 26th June 2011 or book the audio replay which will follow a few days after.


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When I first read about Hilary's Eat Well and their products, I wanted to try them so badly. The kind people at Hilary's sent me coupons but there was no place in my town that sold their products. About a year later, they sent me more coupons (mine had expired) and two of their salad dressings. I was so happy when the one little natural foods market in my town started carrying Hilary's Eat Well products. I had waited a long time but it was so worth the wait.
Hilary's Eat Well was founded by Hilary Brown, a woman who changed her diet to improve her health, and opened a restaurant. That's where The World's Best Veggie Burger, Hilary's Eat Well's original product made its debut.
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Now Hilary's Eat Well™ makes lots of delicious products that are convenient and amazing. All of their products are always bezglutenowe, bezmleczny, corn-free, wolne jaj, wolne sojowa, yeast-free, and nut-free!
Ich hamburgery come in four other amazing flavors: Adzuki Bean Burger, Hemp & Greens Burger, Root Veggie Burger and Black Rice Burger. They also make Original Veggie Bites which make a great appetizer.
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Pierwszy, I tried the Root Veggie Burgers. You can see from the color alone that are filled with good stuff like beets, sweet potatoes and turnips. The millet helps make them crunchy and so delicious.
I made a big salad with lettuce, szpinak, tomatoes and chickpeas. I cooked up the Root Veggie Burgers and put them on top of my salad like giant croutons. To było niesamowite.
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Clay family papers, 1780-1959
Descriptive Summary
- Title
- Clay family papers, 1780-1959
- Creator
- Clay family.
- Extent
- 97.6 cubic ft.
- Subjects
- Blair, Francis Preston, 1791-1876.
- Clay, Amelia Field, 1812-1843.
- Clay, Ann Field, 1822-1881.
- Clay, Brutus J. (Brutus Junius), 1808-1878.
- Clay, Cassius Marcellus, 1810-1903.
- Clay, Cassius Marcellus, 1846-1913.
- Clay, Cassius Marcellus, 1895-1959.
- Clay, Green, 1757-1828.
- Clay, Junius Brutus, 1871-1904.
- Clay, Mary Blythe Harris, 1860-1944.
- Clay, Pattie Amelia Field, 1848-1891.
- Clay, Samuel Henry, 1873-1895.
- Dudley, Sally Lewis Clay, 1776-1867.
- Field, Christopher Irvine, d. 1867.
- Field, Ezekiel, 1782-ca. 1857.
- Lewis, Martha Clay, 1761-1844.
- Washington globe.
- Bourbon County (Ky.).--Circuit Court.
- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
- Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
- Slavery--United States.
- Slavery--United States--Anti-slavery movements.
- Agriculture--Kentucky.
- Livestock--Kentucky.
- Kentucky--Genealogy.
- Kentucky--Politics and government.
- United States--History--War of 1812.
- United States--Politics and government.
- Mexican War, 1846-1848.
- United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.
- Diplomatic and consular service, American--Soviet Union.
- Daybooks.
- Manuscripts (for publication)
- Memoranda.
- Photoprints
- Arrangement
- Organized into series, primarily focusing on individuals: General Green Clay; Martha Clay Lewis; Brutus J. Clay; Cassius M. Clay I; Cassius M. Clay Jr.; Junius B. and Samuel Henry Clay; Mary Harris Clay; Ezekiel H. Field; Jones and Goss Court Records; F. P. Blair, Sr. Letters; Cassius M. Clay III; Mississippi Papers (two subseries). Bound volumes and oversize materials are grouped together at the end.
- Repository
- University of Kentucky
Collection Overview
- Biography / History
- This branch of the famous Clay family of Kentucky (cousins to the statesman Henry Clay) was founded by Green Clay, who emigrated from Virginia to Kentucky in 1777. Clay was a surveyor, and through his position as Deputy Surveyor of Kentucky, he accumulated a vast estate. He also started a tradition of public service which his descendants maintained, retaining a role in Kentucky and national political and cultural affairs up through the twentieth century.
- Scope and Content
- These are the personal and business papers of the Clays, a prominent Bluegrass family. Included are materials relating to General Green Clay, his sister, Martha Clay Lewis, his sons Brutus and Cassius Marcellus, Brutus' son Cassius M. Clay, Jr. and his wife Mary Harris Clay, and their children, Junius Brutus, Samuel Henry, and Cassius M. Clay III. Also included are papers of Ezekiel Field, who was Brutus Clay's father-in-law, a collection of papers relating to a levee fund in Louisiana administered by Brutus's brother-in-law C. I. Field, and a collection of letters to Francis Preston Blair, editor of the Washington GLOBE during the administrations of Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren.
- As the family's main business was agriculture, the collection contains many letters dealing with farming, livestock and slavery. There are also several large subgroups of miscellaneous volumes relating to the various family members. These include bank books, livestock books, daybooks for the family's mills, ferries, lumberyards, stock farms, mineral springs, etc., school notebooks, and memoranda books. Included as well are the two-volume manuscript draft of Cassius Clay's revised MEMOIRS, some Bourbon County Court records dating from 1816-1839, and family photographs.
Restrictions on Access and Use
- Conditions Governing Access
- Collection is open for research.
Researchers are required to have an SCRC Researcher Account in order to request or order digital copies of materials. Research Account set-up and use instructions can be found at: http://libguides.uky.edu/SCRCaccount
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January 23, 2014, posted by Crumbs.
I've been sitting here at the computer off and on all day. Each time I sit down to begin this Journal, I walk away. Nothing it feels will ever truly describe what the evening of January 17th meant to me.
Funny enough, now that I'm sitting here, this really incredible evening was actually preceded by a few weeks worth of awesomeness!
It began when I went and saw my friend Eddie's new band, The Devil In California, open for some old friends of mine who recently re-united called Fungo Mungo, whom I hadn't seen in 20 years. Fungo had gotten picked up by Island Records back in the early nineties during the funk-rock craze, they had a ridiculously good demo and the record they did did good but they kinda faded away. Both Vio-Lence and Machine Head played shows with them, great dudes, in fact, their guitarist Mike Johnson was the neighborhood child-prodigy and taught me a lot about playing guitar.
The Devil In California was really good, southern-ish stoner rock but with really dynamic Melvin-esque drumming, good stuff!
While at the show, I ran into Craig Locicero. We used to play together in a band we called Forbidden Evil. Craig currently plays in a band called SpiralArms with a bunch of amazing dudes (more on that later). So for about a year Craig had been trying to put together a benefit for an old friend of ours named Nikki Davis. Nikki is a girl both Craig and I have known since we were playing Slayer and Exodus covers in backyard parties throughout Fremont when we were 18. Her and her brother Tony were not only good friends but huge supporters of the scene we came up in.
Nikki and her husband Jeff (who was another great friend to the entire Bay Area and was sound man at The Metro where the benefit would end up being held at) were in a fatal motorcycle crash where Jeff lost his life. After being thrown 70 ft., Nikki was in a coma for 3 weeks, and woke up to find her pelvis cracked in half, and husband and soul-mate dead. She had to endure massive physical as well as emotional injuries. This was an absolutely terrible thing to happen to anyone let alone someone you cared about. Add to this the massive medical bills and for someone with no health insurance?
So Craig had this idea but was having little luck getting this together. It seemed every time it would come together peoples schedule would change etc. He explained a little more and I thought well shit, if it's ever gonna happen we've got to do it now. So I asked if I could take the horns and run with this. I reached out to some folks and pretty soon we had a Black Sabbath All-Star Jam on our hands under the moniker "Robb Flynn & Friends." Once we had a name and a few people committed we released the info to the Bay Area. It got picked up and spread...fast!
So fast that it sold out in under 3 days!
Craig and I got together after Machine Head practice and we practiced a couple times alone, then we started practicing with all the players. It took some work getting 23 dudes all on the same page, but the practices were a freakin' BLAST! First person on board was Chuck Billy of Testament. And what can I say? Dude went above and beyond to make this happen. He gave us all access to Testaments jam room, organized the teleprompter and soon after I got a few more big names involved and then people started reaching out to me! I heard thru Scott Uchida at Dunlop that Robert Trujillo of Metallica might be down.
Exodus drummer Tom Hunting came into the fold, but this time as a singer, and he slayed all the later-day Sabbath stuff. You know what I'm talking about, the stuff with the super high vocals. No doubt in my mind, Tom Hunting saved the day. Some late additions were Jim Martin ex-Faith No More and Matt Pike and Jeff Matz from Oakland's own High On Fire.
After that I thought fuck it, I gotta a bunch of buddies who are part of my "camping crew" and once a month we get together, drink a bunch of beer and jam Sabbath tunes in my buddy Joe Cabral's garage. I thought they need to be here too, so I dragged em on board! I got my old Vio-Lence bassist Deen Dell on board, I got my ex-Forbidden drummer and future / current Slayer drummer Paul Bostaph in. Will Carroll who had filled in for us on a U.S. tour back in 1995 with Stuck Mojo supporting and currently smashes drums for Death Angel was in. Craig got ex- Death Angel drummer Andy Galeon in, and who I'm happy to report is still an absolute BEAST behind the kit.
I tell you what... the day of the show, the vibe was electric. Not to mention I can't remember the last time I got jammed up for tickets so much, it was in-fucking-sane!
And what a blast it was. Seriously one of the funnest shows I've played in many years. Chaotic and meaningful, heavy and beautiful, technical difficulties one minutes, locking-in to an earth-shattering groove the next. Trying to MC the event from falling off the tracks was a challenge, and one that was so fun, and so beyond fulfilling.
Favorite moments:
Too hard to name, as the whole night was a freakin' highlight, but...
- Matt Pike and Jeff Matz playing "Into The Void" with us... my... fuckin'... god... the earth was trembling!
- "Lord Of This World," with the principal of Zander and Wyatt's school on guitar, so... fucking... heavy...
- "Changes" with Craig's bandmates in SpiralArms, Tim Narducci, Cornbread, and Brad Barth on keyboards. Man... there wasn't a dry eye in the house. We ran thru it at rehearsal the night before, and just listening to the words... thinking of what Nikki went thru... fuck man... it was heavy... I welled up at rehearsal. Tim Narducci KILLED it, his voice was so fucking soulful, it was a really special moment.
- "Electric Funeral / N.I.B." Fucking Deen Dell! God Damned Deen Fucking Dell. As many of you saw in the video, Deen's bass went out and started the most horrendous shrieking feedback known to man!! Essentially Deen forgot to change his BATTERIES before the show. After about a minute of this feedback, I just had to laugh! It was seriously like 24 years hadn't happened. I said at the show, "for those of you too young to have seen Vio-lence back in the day, this is what a Vio-Lence show was like! Really fast song, wait 5 minutes for Deen to fix bass, really fast song, wait 5 minutes for Deen to change batteries. Phil (who crushed "Children Of The Grave" with us) and I were cracking up about it after. FUCKING DEEN!!!
So while I was waiting for Deen to fix his shit, flashing back to so many Vio-Lence shows, Will Carroll (aka: Will Ward, aka: Kill Ward) started to play "Bodies On Bodies" by Vio-Lence to commemorate the occasion. It was classic. Pretty soon I joined him. And for about a minute, "Eternal Nightmare" was flowing thru me again. First time in a LONG time since I'd played that onstage, LOL! In the end, Deen FINALLY got back up and running and NAILED "N.I.B." perfect!!
Hell, we stumbled thru "Kill On Command", "Chalice Of Blood" and "Independent" at a Machine Head practice the other day, twas' a serious trip.
Craig Locicero was a huge part of the entire process. His enthusiasm was infectious and most importantly he knew / learned those Sabbath song backwards and forwards! He showed me a lot of the more obscure stuff and I tell you what, dude is a monster on guitar! I forgot how good the dude really is, he slayed that shit and gave us all a little breathing room to rock out.
Trujillo is a BEAST bassist. Of course right? Thank you Captain Obvious! NO, let me tell you, TRUJILLO IS A BEAST OF A BASSIST!! When he gets playing fast, it starts to make this sound like he has a wah-wah on, it's crazy. Not to mention really fuckin' cool dude too.
Main bassist of the night though was Damien from Death Angel. Essentially he kicked it stage left and channeled Geezer Butler all night!
I've always held Sabbath in the highest of regards, but refreshing thru the tunes, MAN, they are so fucking good. It's the arrangement with so many dynamics, and key changes, and interesting structures, the drum beats are not at all what you think they would be, jazzy and swinging. Growing up on Bay Area Thrash, it's all about the right hand / down-picking, Sabbath is all about the left hand bends, and vibrato on chords, unless your Geezer who is just fucking cruising up and fucking down the bass, without Geez, it would not be the same. Who knows, maybe some of that will end up in the new record.
All Hail Iommi !!
The night ended with us all hugging onstage like the end of drunken / stoned Saturday Night Live episode. Nikki was really stoked and unbelievably proud as we raised over $14,000 dollars for her. But the coolest thing was to see her up there standing proud, holding her head up high, and being so positive in the face of what is an almost incomprehensible tragedy. It was the first time she had walked without a cane, and she is done with the wheelchair for good now. And we're not done yet. There will still be an online auction with guitars signed by everyone who played the benefit, and last but not least there's also a totally autographed copy of Harold O and Brian Lew's awesome thrash documentation, "Murder In The Front Row."
One of the coolest things I heard at the end of the night from more than a few people who lived thru the scene with us, was that, "it really was like the old days, not just because it some of the best of the best from the thrash scene, but the chaos, the energy, the vibe." That was so amazing to hear!
Full setlist:
Children Of The Grave
Symptom Of The Universe
Iron Man
Electric Funeral
A National Acrobat
Lord Of This World
Tomorrow's Dream
Sweet Leaf
Into The Void
Killing Yourself To Live
Hole In The Sky
War Pigs
Full List Of Players:
Tom Hunting
Craig Locicero
Paul Bostaph
Will Carroll
Eddie Hermida
Chuck Billy
Damien Sisson
Andy Galeon
Gary Holt
Matt Pike
Jeff Matz
Fuckin' Joe Cabral
Marco Vincent
Jim Martin
Gary Wendt
Brad Barth
Phil Demmel
David Franklin
Tim Narducci
Robert Trujillo
Deen Dell
and Robb Flynn
Machine Head will be releasing a 10 inch vinyl with the A-side containing the "demo" version of a new song, "Killers & Kings." The B-side will be a cover version of one of our favorite bands "Ignite - Our Darkest Days."
I remember growing up in the thrash scene and always wanting to hear the demo version of songs. You searched them out, thankfully my buddy Jim was a big "tape trader," and through trading we had both Metallica demos, Exodus demos, bootlegs of songs sometimes "years" before they came out. I knew how to play every note of "Pleasure Of The Flesh" by Exodus, easily 2 years before the record was out. I had Slayer's "Reign In Blood" 3 months before it came out, I remember it still had the hi-hat counts starting the songs!! My friends and I would debate the merits of each, (the demo was always better, LOL!) It's so much cooler to hear it BEFORE the album is out!
So we're gonna do that for you. I can't wait for you guys to hear this stuff. Then you can debate it, haha!
The new stuff is turning out better than anyone expected, we had a breakthrough.
We had THE breakthrough, with the song formerly-known-as "Back From The Grave aka: The Moon Is Fuckin' Full".
We been recording demos with the string section that played on "Locust," "Quartet Rogue", as well as multi-instrumentalist / keyboardist Rhys Fulber, and to quote Lars Ulrich (who was actually quoting Robert Trujillo), "we're on some NEXT LEVEL shit!!!"
With that one song getting finished I could totally see where the whole record is going. It opened up right there before my eyes.
Nothing short of Exciting!!!
So that's the latest and greatest in Machine Head-land. Everything here is full speed ahead and we can't wait to reward the faithful with new music and everything else that comes along with it!
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Have you ever wondered how it would be to work as a florist? In this article series, we give you a peak in the life of a florist. This week's article features London florist Mark Welford who runs his shop Bloomsbury Flowers together with his long-time friend Stephen. Read on for the full story on these gracious florists…
Written by Mark Welford
Stephen and I opened Bloomsbury Flowers 23 years ago after retiring as dancers with the Royal Ballet Companies. We met at White Lodge, the Royal Ballet School in Richmond Park, in the 1970s and have been friends ever since.
There is hardly ever an average day here in our shop in Covent Garden. Which is located close to the Royal Opera House where be both danced many times throughout our careers. When we opened the shop in December 1994, Great Queen Street was a very quiet street with hardly any walk-in trade so we quickly had to rely on picking up contract work to create a regular income.
One of our biggest clients is Firmdale Hotels and we have been working with them for nearly 19 years. We furnish their 8 hotels throughout London with fresh flowers and plants which means that every weekday, we are either installing fresh arrangements in a hotel, doing maintenance visits or delivering event/wedding flowers to any of the hotels. A number of the suites in the hotels have fresh flowers so they are changed twice weekly. It certainly keeps us on our toes! No pun intended…
Of course, we cater for all occasions so our shop is a busy one on a daily basis with a range of orders coming in from straightforward hand-ties, wedding work and events of all different sizes ranging from corporate dinners to product launches. Mondays are one of our busiest days so I'm going to give you an insight into my Monday!
The alarm goes off and the first thing I do is check emails on my phone. We have orders from all over the world including Australia and the US and because of the time difference, it's important to keep on top of emails and reply promptly to make sure the customer knows you are taking care of them. After a quick shower, I head to the shop. I am lucky enough to live close by so I can walk to work which is a great advantage here in London. The majority of our flowers and foliage arrives overnight by the online flower companies we work with regularly.
As I'm first in the shop, I start by unloading the crates of flowers and foliage and putting those items aside that have been ordered for hotel or event work. Next, I divide up 200 stems of alstroemeria into different numbers that are allocated for the restaurant tables throughout the hotels. Buckets are then set aside for the foliage which will arrive from the Market
Paul, our driver, arrives and starts loading up one of our two vans with the early morning run. We do not have a vast amount of weekly contracts but they do need to be in place before 9.00am. The other van will be back from the Market by now. Whilst we do not use the London Flower Market anything like as much as we used to do, we do like to stock up on taller foliage at the beginning of the week so this is unloaded, cut and put into buckets of deep water.
The team is here with scissors in hand! We have a small team which includes 3 full-time florists so for the next hour or so, it's all hands on deck to condition the flowers. Galvanised buckets filled with fresh water are in place on the flower stand which rapidly fills up with freshly cut flowers. We like to colour code the stand. So we have white and greens at the front of the stand moving to pinks and lilacs in the middle then we have the warmer, brighter palette at the opposite end of the stand.
We changeover 3 of the 8 hotels on Mondays so work begins on them around this time. Stephen is in charge of choosing the flowers for each hotel and oversees the containers that are to be used and if needed, will brief the florist making up the designs on any specific details. Even though the hotels belong to the same chain, they are all individual so what flowers/plants/foliage work for one hotel will not work for all the others! Therefore, each area in every hotel is designed specifically each week.
Orders need to be made up, the phones begin to ring and my phone will ping with more emails so I make sure that everyone is allocated a task while I coordinate replying to emails, answering phones and booking couriers via the web app we use.
By this time, one of the team will be out with our driver, Paul, installing the changeover flowers at the Covent Garden Hotel. I will be loading the other van with flowers for the Charlotte Street and Dorset Square Hotels. It's important to take time to check everything is on board because there is nothing worse than leaving the shop and having to battle your way back through the London traffic to pick up a missed item!
Stephen and I are normally back in the shop by now and it's time to make sure all the flowers are ready for the London house belonging to the owners of Firmdale Hotels. They live in Kensington and when they are at home, we have to supply weekly flowers throughout their house. As there are also two of the hotels in that area, a florist goes out with our driver to do a maintenance check on the flowers and plants as their weekly changeover is later in the week.
After a quick sandwich 'al desko' – what is a lunch break! – it's back up to the shop floor to make sure all the orders have gone out and been delivered without any hitches. Then, the team starts on the room flowers; there are nearly 30 hand-tied arrangements to be made up twice a week, Mondays and Thursdays, and they are all colour-matched to the relevant suite in each hotel. Once I know these are started, I head back to the basement where we have an office area and will catch up on more emails. These emails will range from sending out invoices and account statements, dealing with events and finalising any upcoming weddings.
I'll also take time to update our Instagram account; I curate our IG account personally, however, we have a lovely lady, Jenny, who curates our Twitter and Facebook platforms. Having a Social Media presence is vital in this day and age; I find that people ask for our Instagram handle first rather than our website so I try to post regularly to ensure Jenny can pick up on images/comments etc to update our other platforms.
My favourite time of day as it's time to hop on to the Florismart platform and start shopping! This will be mainly buying on the live platform for the next delivery day. But if we have weddings or events coming up, I will probably look at making a pre-order for later in the week.
It's nearing the end of the day so Stephen and I will catch up over a well-earned mug of builder's tea and take time to look over any upcoming orders, check the emails are up to date and discuss any issues that may have arisen over the day. Then, we leave the team to close up and head to our homes. As I have an office at home, inevitably I will end up doing some invoices, checking emails and probably taking a look at the miscellaneous section on the Florismart platform, just in case I've missed something exciting!
I have lost count of how many customers have walked into the shop only to exclaim what a lovely job it must be to be a florist – I'm sure we all have them…!!! It is a great job and I find that working with flowers is addictive; I miss them a lot whenever I'm on holiday. You do need to be reasonably fit – and if you're not, you soon will be with all the lifting and standing involved! – and enjoy working with customers who are often the most challenging part of the job… Interestingly too, there have been various surveys over the years that confirm floristry offers great job satisfaction which 95% of the time, I would definitely agree with!


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Heroes come in many different shapes and forms, but here at the food bank, our favorite heroes are the ones we call "Hunger Heroes". These heroes are some of the most selfless people we've met – always putting others' needs first, spreading awareness of the great need of food in our community, and fighting tirelessly to end hunger.
That's why we were so excited to find out that the theme for this year's Canstruction event is "Hunger Heroes"! Every year at Canstruction, some of our very own Hunger Heroes in the community form teams together to compete in a one-of-a-kind competition. These teams design a structure to fit the theme, and build the entire structure out of cans of food and non-perishable items. The best part? At the end of the competition, all of the cans and non-perishable items are donated to Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida to help fight hunger!
The 22nd Annual Canstruction event will kick-off this year on Sunday, October 4th at Orlando's Fashion Square Mall. Not only will we be able to see some real life Hunger Heroes in action, but we're certainly set to be in awe of the amazing structures these teams will be building. The structures will be on display until Sunday, October 11th, so you have a whole week to come and check them out. We hope to see you there!
After you check them out, be sure to have a say in the "People's Choice" structure by voting for your favorite one on Facebook! You can do this by "liking" your favorite structure on the Canstruction Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CanstructionOrlando.
We'd like to send a huge thank you to David Stone and Keith Newhouse, the Chairs of Canstruction Orlando, and the rest of the Canstruction Committee for all of their hard work and dedication that has gone into this event. Another big thanks goes to Orlando Fashion Square for being our generous host year after year. Amazing community partners such as Canstruction Orlando are an incredible help in the fight against hunger and we appreciate their continued support.
Find out more about Canstruction at http://canstruction-orlando.org!
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Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald: 'Burglaries down 34pc but it's still too many'
JUSTICE Minister Frances Fitzgerald has said that burglaries are down 34pc since the Gardaí launched Operation Thor at the end of last year.
Addressing the Fine Gael Ard Fheis, she told delegates that she has been briefed on a provisional oeprational analysis by Garda Commissioner Nóirín O'Sullivan.
She said she was told that since Operation Thor began last October the number of burglaries nationwide dropped to 4,449 cases from 6,776 over the same period in in 2014/2015.
"It's still too many but these provisional figures show a reduction of 34pc in that period.
"It's important to recognise that when the Gardai focus on this area... we are getting the results and it's because we've given them the resources and will continue to do so, so that we can confirm that downward trend and deepen that downward trend."
Ms Fitzgerald came under fire earlier this week for saying on radio that burglaries have dropped since 2014 without providing figures to back up the claim.
Now Ms Fitzgerald has revealed the provisional analysis on how Operation Thor is going.
The anti-burglary initiative has seen more than 8,000 additional patrols by Gardai and around 11,700 checkpoints.
There have been 496 arrests since November, mainly relating to burglary, Ms Fitzgerald said.
Ms Fitzgerald was speaking at an Ard Fheis session entitled 'More Gardaí, Tougher Sentences'.
Speaking of investment in the force under the Fine Gael/Labour coalition she said the government has reversed the moratorium on Garda recruitment.
"We re-opened the Garda College in Templemore to new recruits. And here's a commitment - we won't let it close again."
She pledged to recruit new Gardaí at a rate of at least 600 a year until their numbers are back to 14,000 "and beyond".
She said that 1,300 new garda vehicles have been bought since 2012 and that the percentage of vehicles less than two years old is now 35pc, up from 7pc in 2011.
Ms Fitzgerald said that Fine Gael "will make it a priority to tackle repeat re-offending" bringing in tougher sentences for repeat burglars including consecutive sentences for previous offenders being prosecuted on multiple counts.
According to Ms Fitzgerald the new Burglary Act will make it easier for courts to refuse bail for repeat burglars.
She said she was against what she called "Sinn Fein's campaign to abolish the Special Criminal Court"
Sinn Fein expressed opposition to the court after the conviction of republican Thomas 'Slab' Murphy for tax fraud at the end of 2015.
Party leader Gerry Adams said Murphy had been "treated unfairly" by the justice system and has a right to be tried in front of a jury.
"I oppose absolutely Sinn Fein's campaign to abolish the Special Criminal Court," Ms Fitzgerald said.
"In fact I have established a second Special Criminal Court so that we can do away with the delays that that are there at present.
"This court is vital to ensuring the effective management of fair trials of alleged terrorists and dissidents."
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Magazine article Newsweek International
Freedom from Fear; Sharansky Brings Moral Clarity to Another Fight
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Byline: Gary Rosen (Rosen is the managing editor of Commentary.)
One of the more curious leaks from the White House right after the election was word that U.S. President George W. Bush had been reading a book. Notable in itself--the president isn't exactly a bookworm--the story was made still more interesting by the fact that the work in question was "The Case for Democracy" (PublicAffairs. 303 pages ) by Natan Sharansky, who had even been summoned to the Oval Office for a chat. Supporters of Bush's policies in the Middle East took heart from this bit of news, while critics found yet another reason to grind their teeth. Sharansky's message, as he declares in his subtitle: "The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny & Terror."
Such rhetoric is vintage Bush, of course, but the argument of Sharansky's eloquent, deeply personal manifesto is borrowed from no one. A former Soviet dissident and political prisoner, he was instrumental in making the fate of the U.S.S.R.'s Jews a key issue in the cold war. Allowed to emigrate to Israel in 1986, Sharansky has since emerged as a unique voice in Israeli politics, insisting that the Jewish state will never be secure until democracy sweeps the region. "Free societies," he writes, can never trust "fear societies," whose self-serving rulers need a constant supply of external enemies. For peace to reign in the Middle East, the PLO (to begin with) must go the way of the Politburo.
In Sharansky's view, today's debate over how to deal with Arab and Islamic extremism is a replay of familiar cold-war disputes. …


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Monday night's Powder Puff games featured sudden death overtime drama and a 3-Peat victory by the Class of '17 (Juniors).
|The freshmen class prepares for their first Powder Puff experience.
Belleville had a great turnout for Scoopie on Wednesday in the backyard of our Homecoming opponent, New Glarus. Culver's staff said that a "good" Scoopie Night draws $3,000 in sales. Belleville came out to $4,000 worth of sales that night (with 10% coming back to the school)! Thank you for the support you provided. You could certainly feel the pride. It was a great day to be a Wildcat!
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I am not really sure about this one. It started out as an experiment to see how the dancing female looked as a silhouette.
I used;
Marina Mist ink pad.
Midnight Muse ink pad,
Night of Navy ink pad,
Black pigment ink such as S.U 's black craft ink or black Versacolor,
White Gel pen,
Black marker pen.
Beautiful you Stamp set,
Pocket silhouettes stamp set,
Sponge daubers. Post it notes.
1 1/2 inch Circle punch or die to create a positive and negative mask for moon.
First I punched out a large circle from a post it note and used the negative to mask off the sky around the moon.
With a sponge dauber and light strokes, I applied a little ink through the aperture to add a little colour to the moon.
I removed the negative mask and covered the moon with the positive mask to protect it.
With Marina Mist ink and the same sponge dauber, start sponging the sky, starting ON the moon mask working outwards towards the edges.
You'll need to take your time this part and you will need to keep applying the lighter ink until you have the good coverage over the majority of the card.
Using Night of Navy ink and a sponge dauber, apply ink to the edges of the card working inwards, about 3/4 s of an inch. Start inking from the bottom of one side working uo the side , along the top and down the other side in a rough arch shape. Leave the bottom edge un inked.
The Midnight Muse ink was used in between the Night of Navy and Marina Mist to soft and blend where the colours meet. This does not have to be perfectly blended, just so long as there are no hard, straight lines of colour.
Place a post it note over the bottom third of the card and apply Night of Nay ink with a dauber over the edge of the post it to create the horizon.
You may notice a dark patch on the left of the photo below. This because I picked up my black dauber instead of the navy one. Rather than scrap my sample piece, I decided to carry on and see how it turned out.
Remove the moon mask and with a black Memento ink stamped the lady in the centre. I used Memento ink as I will be using alcohol marker to colour the image in and I don't want the ink to smudge.
On this sample I stamped her a little higher than I wanted her, which meant I had to raise my horizon line a little.
Which just goes to proves, most errors can be rectified.
Using silhouette foliage stamps and black pigment ink, ( such as S.U's black craft ink or Versacolour ) stamp some foliage in the bottom corners.
Allow the ink to dry thoroughly this may take some time as pigment inks are much slower drying, but this can be speeded up with a heat gun.
I previously said, I used a black marker to colour in the stamped image on my first card. On this sample I used Copic Marker BV29 (Slate) , It is not as strong or as intense as black so it almost looks like the moonlight is shining through her skirt.
A little black ink was added to the bottom corners to give the impression of solid land.
Final touches were added using a white gel pen was used to add highlights on the edges of leaves, the lady and to create the stars and ripples on the water. These are just random dots and dashes, but they really lift the scene.
Photo's now added to help you make sense of my ramblings.
Thanks for dropping in. I hope you like this project and give it a try.
Don't forget to....Credit the creator.