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Hello! This is my second posting! Yeah! I am really excited about exploring what I can do with this blog. Creating a new blog is so much fun. It's like having new home online. I have too much stuff that I wanna write about, but today I would like to talk about just two things: These birdies and a tutorial on how to make the camera case.
I just found these wire-birdies in this shop. Super Cute! Aren't they? They are only 367 yen: less than US$4 each. Unfortunately, they are sold out... One thing I like about Japan is that I can find a lot of things that are so cute that it's hard to resist. Finding pretty stuff does make my life brighter.
Ok, let me show you the tutorial. This is absolutely my first time to create a sewing tutorial in English. I might be missing a lot of details... If there is anything not clear, please let me know!
The only materials needed are fabric(outer and inner), bias binding(you could make your own or buy one), matching thread, and a button.
1) The first thing is to determine the size of your digital camera to see how big your final camera case needs to be. My camera is about 3 3/4"(width), 2"(height), and 1"(depth), so I cut out one piece of 8 x 5 1/2"fabric from each fabric: one for outer and one for inner. If your camera's size is about mine, you could cut out the same size's fabrics as mine, but if your camera is a lot bigger you might want to make the scale bigger, accommodating with your camera's size.
I cut out the batting for the same size+ some extra width and height. Then, I sandwiched the batting between my fabrics so the right sides of the fabrics are outermost. After pinning the layers together, I machine-stitched like this (the width between the pararell stitch lines are about 3/8") and cut off the excess batting.
2) Then, I made 4 bias strips. (If you are using a store-bought one, please omit this step)
Two tapes : 6" length
Two tapes : 9" length
Using a bias tape maker makes it a lot easier and quicker!
They should look like this after pressing.
3) Then I attached the 6" bindings onto the width part of the sandwich. First, open out one turning on the binding and pin it along the edge of the fabric, right side together, then machine stitch along the fold line.
4) Then I folded the binding over the fabric edge to the wrong side, so the edge of the binding is just above the machine stitching. I slipstitched the folded edge of the binding to the fabric, catching up the fabric in the allowance, just above the machine stitching.
5) Repeat this for the other side too and cut off the excess bindings.
6) The next thing is to do is to make a pocket. I folded the sandwich to make the pocket whose height is 2 1/4" and based it. Then, I attached 9" bindings onto the sandwich. This time, I turned the both ends like this then machine stitched.
so that the corner looks nice like this.
Your camera case should look like this now.
7) The only things left to do is to sew a button hole and attach a button!
This is fairly easy to make and it does give a nicely soft protection for your camera.
Pretty to carry with as well!
If you make one, please let me know! I would LOVE to see it!
Thanks for looking!!
Monday, April 21, 2008
|How to make a super simple camera case
135 comments:
- AnonymousApril 22, 2008 at 12:44 AM
Dear friend Ayumi,you are a wonderful person&friend.lovely site that you create.I like your work is perfect.Congratulation.ReplyDelete
With love from ece//
- AnonymousApril 22, 2008 at 3:14 PM
Hi, Ayumi- your blog is beautiful, and I can see you have put a lot of effort into it. I look forward to more of them, and I don't even sew! -Paul, YakimaReplyDelete
Thanks soooo much for keeping to cheer me up! You are such a sweet girl! You encourage me big time! Thanks my crafty friend!
You succeeded! Thanks for your nice thought to give me a comment!! I understand it's quite boring for you so far, but I plan to write about other things besides sewing like maybe a date with Joe or something. I'm hoping that this blog will be a way to connect folks in WA and show how we are doing. Thanks again for your comment!
Hi Sweetie,ReplyDelete
I love your new blog! It was fun to look at your old one, but very nice to be able to read the text on this one.
You have done a great job on your tutorial. It is very easy to understand and follow the directions. I am always impressed by the way you put color and patterns together, very artistic. And the quality of your workmanship is terrific, as always!
I would like to see some of the projects from your other blog on this one too.
I'm looking forwarding to seeing pictures of you and Joe, and reading about what you two have been doing. Congratulations on another job well done, we are all very proud of you! Kim
Thanks so much for your very sweet and warm comment, Kim! I've wanted to start a blog in English so much partly because I wanted you to be able to read about my crafting life and, of course, how Joe and I have been doing. I'm so glad I started this, because now all of you including Joe can actually read! If you can think of any folks who might be interested in reading this blog like your parents, please let them know;)
I would LOVE to see your crafts too, Kim! Hopefully Joe and I can make it to Yakima this summer and you can show me your recent sewing projects! YOU are the talented one and YOU insipre me all the time!!
Thanks for the great tutorial! This is just what I was wanting to make for my new camera....a girl can always use another cute bag of some kind!ReplyDelete
I love your camera case! I have been wanting to make one and yours is the most stylish that I have seen!ReplyDelete
Thanks for your nice comment! Yes, we are always in need of cute bags!
Thanks for your sweet comment!
This camera case is super easy to make..Try!
- AnonymousApril 29, 2008 at 1:41 AM
My first time visit to your blog & have liked what I've seen so far. This is a very fancy camera case, & I think it is "subarashi". The fabric choice is great!JuliaReplyDelete
Thanks so much for leaving me a nice comment;)
I hope to make more subarashi stuff, so please check back! Thanks!
Hello! I came to your blog through Craftzine - I hope to one day make that camera case (need to ask my mom how to use a sewing machine first). Love your blog - I just came back from a year and a half stint in Kyoto and loved all the crafty and cute stuff there - very inspring and so tempting! My suitcases were overweight because I decided to come back with things like Hello Kitty Bento boxes and other stuff as well.ReplyDelete
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Thank you for the tutorial. It was very easy to understand and follow the directions. If you hadn't said so, I would have never known that English wasn't your first language.ReplyDelete
I look forward to more projects!
Drawing is the same as sewing sense we create with our hands and minds. You really have amassed interesting ideas into your site. It is you through and through. Can't wait to see what else you think up. Ill share my doodles with you as well. =PReplyDelete
Excellent tutorial! Thanks for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
Such beautiful fabric! Can you tell me the name of it or where to find it?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 30, 2008 at 8:50 AM
Wow - you did a great job on this tutorial! I am quite impressed. Congratulations on the new blog, too!ReplyDelete
hi Ayumi,ReplyDelete
i absolutely love the pictures you took for you tutorial. They make your instructions so clear!!! And the bag is so pretty!!! i can't wait for more tutorials from you!! :)
Thanks for visiting my blog and letting me know that you came from ceaftzine. I wouldn't have known that craftzine had my link on their blog if you didn't tell me.
Kyoto is a very nice place, isn't it? Overweight suitcase...That happens me every single time I go back to Japan.lol. I am visiting Japan this summer. Can't wait!
Thanks so much for your comment!
So glad to hear what you said.
I am hoping that by doing this blog, I will gain some English skills.
I'll post more soon;) Thanks!
Thanks for your comment! You are very artistic friend of mine, Cameron. I'm lookiing forward to see more drawings of you too!
Thanks so mucch, Bonita;)
Thanks for your comment!
I used Midwestern fabric by Amy Butler.
You can find these fabris at many online shops. For instance...
I hope this helps;)
-anna wReplyDelete
Thanks for your nice comment!
I'll try to work on more tutorials later, so please check back;)
Thanks so much for your sweet comment! I wasn't sure if I was being clear enough so it does make me smile that you think it's clear.
I'll update more tutorials in the future;)
- AnonymousMay 1, 2008 at 9:00 AM
Thanks for the tutorial! The camera case is awesome and so is the fabric!ReplyDelete
Thanks for your nice comment;)
I love the fabric too;)
- AnonymousMay 15, 2008 at 5:48 AM
This thing is not only pretty but also a stunning creation!ReplyDelete
Great job! I love it! Can't wait to see more!ReplyDelete
Neat! And you were featured in PhotoJojo!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 15, 2008 at 9:10 AM
okay ... *blinks* *blinks* ... that is SUPERcute! I want to make one right now, and I mean NOW! I've been wanting to make my own bags and such for a while and haven't! This may be a good start1ReplyDelete
oh that is super cute!!!ReplyDelete
i don't think i have the skills to pull it off..but who knows..but i love it..tfs the tutorial!
mostafa, Linda, dave, _megankish, grover-ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for your sweet comments!! This is not a difficult project so i hope you all try and if you do, I would love to see it;) Thanks!
I came from Photojojo - great site. Not only am I a photo nut (hence how I found you) but I also love finding new things to sew. I'm going to make the camera bag and even try adapting it to make a small wristlet! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for your nice comment!
If you make your camera bag, please let me know;)I would LOVE to see yours!!
I found your site from Photojojo. Your camera case is inspiring. I can't wait to pull out my fabric and start !! Thank you for sharing your wonderful idea.ReplyDelete
Crazy cute! Love it!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Thanks for your nice comments;)
If you make one I would want to see it;)
Thanks for the post. I need a case and was considering making one since I have a stash of fabric and am trying to consume less. I would prefer something original over a basic store bought one anyway.ReplyDelete
It's always refreshing to see people who are passionate about the things they love.ReplyDelete
Ayumi your passions seems to be hand crafting and sewing. Mine is photography and nursing.
Thanks for your great tutorial.
E Jane of all trades and bullet salvador-ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for your nice comments;) Make your original camera case and let me know if you make one+I can see the pics of it;) Thanks!
I slid over to your blog via Photojo and really enjoyed your tutorial on making a camera case. I was so intrigued I had to browse around your site a bit and just wanted to let you know you've done a great job on not only your tutorial(s), but also on your blog itself. Very nice. Your tutorial instructions are clear, the photos are sharp and your creativity is hard to hide.ReplyDelete
Keep up the great work; you inspire me!
Oh boy..your comment made my day!!!!!!!Thanks for looking at other things here besides tutorials and complementing! This is a very new blog and I am still trying to renovate my blog in many ways.
Thanks, thelma!!
I love your camera case tutorial! I'm planning to make one for smaller camera, and I'll be so proud to carry it! Thank you, and I'm so glad to have found your pretty blog!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for your nice comment!
I'm so glad to hear that you like this tutorial/blog. Enjoy makng it!
- AnonymousMay 25, 2008 at 8:24 PM
The camera bag is great but do you think it could be adapted to work for a medium size camera--such as the Sony H9?ReplyDelete
Thanks for your comment;)
I don't know how big your camera is, but if your camera is a simple digital camera like a flat one, this bag should work for it as long as you make the base bigger. but if your camera is SLR camera, this might not be a great choice.
- AnonymousJune 22, 2008 at 6:13 PM
I'm happy my camera case has your approval. It was fun and easy to make (because of your tutorial, of course).ReplyDelete
Thanks for making and putting up the link to my blog. Your camera case is really cute!!
- AnonymousJuly 6, 2008 at 3:11 PM
Nice article.ReplyDelete
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I finally did it! I found some cute fabric and made the camera case. I love it! I'm already thinking of ways to adapt it for other uses. I put a picture up on my blog too. Feel free to take a look. :)ReplyDelete
I finally got a chance to look at this tutorial and I'm planning on making a camera case for my friend for Christmas. I never knew I could make my own bias tape like this! I'm so excited to know this new skill - thanks!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for making it and letting me know! Your camera case is awesome and what you said about me on your bog simply made me smile..! Thanks!
I'm sure you'll make very pretty camera cases for your friends! Making bias tapes are actually quite simple! Looking forward to seeing what you'll make!
- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2008 at 12:57 AM
Lovely! I made many cases like this 20 years ago. My god, I'm old.....ReplyDelete
Hi I've been admiring your tutorials and this is the first one I'm trying out. I've made 2 cases and I hope you'll check them out at http://projectsbyjane.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
I just wanted to say I like your blog and I appreciate the work you put in it. I came over here from a photoraphy website, might have been DPS or something.
I probably was this thread:
But I'm not for sure.
Anyway, your English is really good, I'd be hard pressed to peg you for a non native speaker. Well done, and have a good day.
- AnonymousNovember 13, 2008 at 7:28 AM
I love your camera case! It was so simple and only took about an hour! I made mine a little bigger and with Strawberry shortcake material for my toddlers camera! She loves it too. Thanks so much for the great tutorial!ReplyDelete
thank you so much for this tutorial, my sister is getting one for Christmas. This tutorial was very easy to follow and it really helped my get the hang of it for the first time! Now that I have made one, I am going to adapt this pattern and make my own!ReplyDelete
Here is mine on my blog:
A very cute site! I love this tutorial and plan to make the camera case someday. Great instructions.ReplyDelete
So lovely of you to share that camera case tutorial - can't wait to look at your others. Love your blog - I'm so behind posting in mine. found you through Freida's Hive. robin from TennesseeReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2009 at 12:41 AM
Simple great, I love that camera case. thanks for shearing.ReplyDelete
GREAT TUTORIAL!! =)ReplyDelete
looks easy and nice! i wanna try it but I've a question: which fabric did you use? Because if i use regular fabric is not soft enough and my camera might break!
my email is email@example.com
Thanks in advance! =)
- AnonymousMarch 17, 2009 at 1:46 PM
Wow... This stuff you are making is amazing! Keep it up, I have bookmarked your page and I have seen designs inspired by yours... I will try it out!!ReplyDelete
So cute! I am adding this to my list of projects to make!ReplyDelete
You really do have the best tutorials. This would be great for my little camera. Thanks!ReplyDelete
love the fabric pattern. very nifty idea.ReplyDelete
Great tutorial! I'm excited to see more on your blog!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 11, 2009 at 2:20 AM
Your tutorials are always very good and easy to understand. Thanks for this one, it's lovely. Greetings from Germany :)ReplyDelete
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thanks for your wonderful tutorial and i love your site so much! Hope you will post more tutorial sharing!ReplyDelete
Any ideas for a professional camera case?
How cute is that? Love the fabric you chose. I'm going to have a go... Jules xReplyDelete
lovely tutorial!!! thanks for sharing itReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 16, 2010 at 8:57 PM
i will ahve to try this is awsome and it is a great presentReplyDelete
So cute stuff! - - Lucia (blogger for digital camera review)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 15, 2010 at 1:11 AM
i love it! do you reckon i could make a big version of it for a laptop?ReplyDelete
Thank you so much everyone!ReplyDelete
I'm sure you can make a big version to make a laptop cozy! If I were to make a laptop cozy this way, I would make sure to use velcro instead of a little button just to secure the opening. Thank you!
- AnonymousJune 8, 2010 at 4:13 PM
This tutorial is very clear and precise, great job! I had to go make a camera case after I read this! :)ReplyDelete
well when I first saw the first picture, I thought this tutorial was about making those metal cord birds, but then I read the title and I knew what this tutorial is about, and I just bought a camera and this will help me a lot, thanks!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 18, 2010 at 2:46 PM
Yep!! I definitely need a cute camera case and I think this is the one for me!!!ReplyDelete
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Thank you, everyone!ReplyDelete
Mine is about 5" x 3". It would be great to make it a money carrier.
Ok, thank you!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 11, 2010 at 11:34 AM
CLEAR AND SIMPLE. FEEL INSPIRED TO GIVE IT A GO. WILL POST RESULTS.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 16, 2010 at 10:02 PM
HI Ayumi, may I know what size of your bias tape marker, thank you very muchReplyDelete
Thank you everyone!ReplyDelete
The bias tape maker is 0.5" :)
- ShazeenahFebruary 11, 2011 at 5:02 AM
hey ayumi....my mom is very intersted in patchwork bags and she loved all your different creations....thanx so much for sharing your work with others...they are ver beautiful and useful :) :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2011 at 1:39 PM
Hi Ayumi!ReplyDelete
i wonder if the camera case can be used as a wallet. and i want to add that you're a total GENIUS, i feel your passion for textiles so much that my laptop is about to burn up! i'm going to do a pen case and i'm going to use your tutorial for it in school, you really made my life easier with the detailed descriptions! ARIGATOU <3 :3
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Georges Manzana Pissarro (1871 - 1961)
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Pochoir with hand-coloured metallic paint
42 x 59.5 cm (16 ½ x 23 ⅜ inches)
Signed with Estate stamp, lower left
Numbered 1/25
Private Collection, London
This original artwork by Georges Manzana Pissarro is available for immediate purchase.
Artist's Biography
Like all second-generation Pissarro artists, Georges Henri 'Manzana' Pissarro initially worked under a pseudonym. Born in 1871, Manzana was the third of Camille Pissarro's seven children, adopting the name 'Manzana' in 1894 after the maiden name of his maternal grandmother. It was not until around 1910, to honour his deceased father, that he employed his family name when signing his work.
Manzana studied with his father from an early age and spent his formative years surrounded by the distinguished artists associated with the Impressionist movement – Claude Monet, Paul Cézanne, and Paul Gauguin – who frequented the Pissarro home in Éragny. At his father's side he learnt not only to handle brush and pencil but also to observe nature and its changing qualities.
Subjected to rich and diverse influences, Manzana became a prolific and versatile artist, working with oil, pastel and watercolour as well as etchings, lithography and stencils. As a young man he adopted his father's purely Impressionist style and produced a series of landscapes around Éragny. He exhibited Impressionist works at the Salon d'Automne and the Salon des Indépendants, as well as Durand Ruel and Druet galleries in Paris in the early 1900s.
In 1906 his work began to evolve. Inspired by Dr Mardus' French translation of 'A Thousand and One Nights', Manzana embarked on a grand project to publish his own illustrated version of these magical tales. This pulled Manzana into the umbrella of the decorative arts movement where he flourished creating tapestries, glassware, furniture, ceramics and metal work, all inspired by Orientalism and often incorporating gold, silver and copper paint. In 1907 he had his first exhibition of decorative works at Vollard but it was the 1914 exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris which dramatically boosted his career. Here he exhibited 311 works including tapestries, carpets, furniture, glassware, decorative paintings, etchings and lithographs.
The subsequent years were filled with bright ideas, gilded costumes and a glittering lifestyle as Manzana navigated the 20s and 30s between Les Andelys and Paris, spending many summers in Brittany. These culminated in a series of colourful yet delicate new works which Manzana exhibited prolifically. When war broke out in 1939 Manzana moved with his family to Casablanca, where he remained until 1947. Manzana was married and widowed three times. The last years of his life were spent in Menton with his son Félix who was also an accomplished artist. There Manzana returned to the Impressionist tradition of his early years, painting the serene landscapes that surrounded him.
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Lūʻau of Hawaiʻi
One of the most festive experiences to be had on a visit to the Hawaiian Islands is a lūʻau – a Hawaiian feast featuring lively music and vibrant cultural performances from Hawaiʻi and greater Polynesia.
History of the Lūʻau
The first feast in Hawaiʻi resembling a modern-day lūʻau was probably held in 1819. Before then, the kapu system of restrictions, religion and resource management separated men and women at mealtimes, even in times of celebration. Other names for these feasts are ʻahaʻaina or pāʻina, but over the course of time, the nickname lūʻau – a reference to the taro leaves at the core of many popular dishes – stuck.
Two centuries later, lūʻau are still being celebrated. But it is important to note that despite the name and its Hawaiian roots, not all food or entertainment at a lūʻau today is Hawaiian. A contemporary lūʻau in Hawaiʻi reflects our multi-cultural society. Food at a family lūʻau is as diverse as the various branches of the family tree. Entertainment at a visitor lūʻau often includes dances and music from other Polynesian cultures.
Popular Lūʻau Dishes
- Poi: Pounded taro plant root; a starch meant to be eaten with everything.
- Kālua Pig: Pork prepared in an imu (underground oven) and shredded.
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Nami N
Nami N
Hello! My name is Nami. I am a Japanese native speaker.
Trial lesson
I am looking forward to seeing you!See Reviews From Students
Yuko S
Yuko S
I have about 800 lessons of experience teaching online with students in various countries as Japanese tutor. I am certified by The World Japanese Language Centre for the 420 hour Advanced Japanese Teacher Training Course. Because of my experience and good knowledge of Japanese business environment, I know how to communicate with Japanese people in the business scene and how to respond. I also teach children from very young age. I customize lessons depending on the student and their aim, goals and personality etc. I was born in Japan and raised in Tokyo. I experienced living in Kyushuu, and Okayama, too, as my father moved there to work. Every time I made friends, I had to say ''Kon-nichiwa'' and ''Sayoonara''. A bit sad but it was great to see new friends. I live in the UK now. As I mentioned, I am teaching Japanese after my work experience of Japanese companies. It has been a great experience working there with great people. This helps a lot to teach my students who are thinking to live in Japan and work for Japanese companies.See Reviews From Students
Saki D
Saki D
Hi, there! Olá! I'm Saki.
I'm a native Japanese speaker from Okayama-ken, Japan.
Currently I live in Brazil. I speak Japanese, English (intermediate) and Portuguese (intermediate).
Working as Japanese teacher over 7 years online and offline, I have experience of teaching Japanese for students of various age (3-80 years-old) and level from all over the world who have different objectives to learn Japanese. Not only in language school or online platform, I also helped foreign kids who live in Japan to learn Japanese at elementary school in Japan.
I always try to make the best lesson for each student. I customize lessons and adjust speaking speed and homework. And not only I teach Japanese language, but also Japanese culture too!
In all lessons (except lesson for kids) includes a note for new grammar/vocabulary or mistakes, short feedback / comment (would be small reading exercise) and quick review of previous lesson at the beginning or end of the lesson. I share all of them with you on Google document.Here is specific lesson type, but of course, we can talk about our lesson plan!
Here are specific lesson types.
Free talk (Conversation)
Minna no Nihongo Shokyu / Genki
Beginners to learn vocabulary and grammar. I use PowerPoint so you can see and hear what I'll be teaching.
Customized lesson (JLPT, Travel, Kids, Marugoto, Music, etc.)
Materials or anything that we use /talk in class will be shared on Google document, so you can access anytime.
Picture description (Intermediate~)
We use pictures to try to make any sentences and to expand your vocabulary!
Video+Grammar+Vocabulary+Conversation (Intermediate~)
With prepared materials, you can can real Japanese!
I cannot put all explanation about the lessons because this space is limited.
I hope to see you in lesson :) またね!See Reviews From Students
Akari P
Akari P
I have a high passion for learning languages!
Myself, I learn and speak more than 6 languages besides my native language.
I also work as a designer and an artist.
Class types (55min/30min):
I have experience teaching at a private school, and I've been teaching the Japanese language & culture to foreigners for more than 7 years.
In 2021, I earned a TESOL certification, and in 2022 I earned the certificate "Teaching Japanese as a foreign language".
Although, I still continue to study Japanese language education.
I believe that it's most important to HAVE FUN to keep your motivation of learning.
Reiko M
Reiko M
Hello! Nice to meet you! My name is Reiko. I am from Osaka, Japan. Yes, Osaka! It's a fun and entertaining place to visit!
I graduated from a university in Kyoto and got qualified to teach elementary students in Japan.
I have been living in Canada for about 20 years. I homeschool all my kids and have been teaching the Japanese language online to students.
My students are from 6years old to adults (50s) right now.
I use 'Genki' for teens and older students, and 'Japanese for young people' for younger children, and I use other materials for addition.
Any textbooks are always welcome. I can teach with the materials that suit you.
Do you want to learn from Anime? Do you just want to speak in Japanese?
I am so excited to teach each student. I can learn through teaching students, too.
Looking forward to meeting you soon!See Reviews From Students
Riku Y
Riku Y
Hi! I am a Japanese teacher Riku from Argentine😎
*Currently I only accept students who are older than 12 years old
・Has been teaching over 150 students with 2000 hours👨🏫📕
・Worked as a Sales engineer and Career Consultant👨💼💼
・Lived in the UK and Mexico, trilingual speaker(Japanese, English, and Spanish)🛫
・Good at teaching Business Japanese and daily life Japanese😎
-----------------------------------👨🏫Lesson plans👨🏫-----------------------------------
【👶Absolute beginner course👶】(JLPT N5)
・Learn Japanese from scratch! (Provide you original study materials)
・Learn Hiragana and Katakana, and their history and pronunciations
・Learn basic Japanese phrases(Greetings, self-introduction, color, a day of the week....etc)
【👦Intermediate course👧】(JLPT N4, N3)
・Develop your overall Japanese skill(Grammar, vocabulary, reading, listening, Kanji)
・Focus on your weak points(Tell me what you want to improve!)
・JLPT preparation
【👩🎓Advanced course👨🎓】(JLPT N2, N1)
・JLPT preparation
・Read and discuss articles
・Pros and Cons discussion
・Practice public speech and academic essay writing
【👩💼Business Japanese👨💼】
・Learn honorifics phrases and points for doing business with Japanese people💼
・Learn "When", "Where", "To whom", and "How" use honorific words and should behave in the Japanese business environment
【👩💼Interview Preparation Course👨💼】
・Create and review Japanese-style resume and CV
・Do roleplay for job interviews
Are you ready for starting the Japanese learning journey with me? Don't miss a chance!
-----------------------------------📌Things I want to tell you📌-----------------------------------
I know how difficult it is to learn foreign languages because I spent tons of time acquiring English and Spanish.
I believe, from my experiences, that learning foreign languages is like a "long journey".
It's impossible to arrive at the destination the next day but we know we can arrive there someday unless we stop moving forward💪
Let's pleased with our small progress than big progress🙌
I look forward to joining your journey!See Reviews From Students
Kanako S
Kanako S
Hello everyone! Thanks for visiting my profile page :)
Are you interested in Japanese Culture? Would you like to start learning a new language? Let's get started!!
【About myself】
I have lived in Canada for about 10 years and I have taught Japanese as a private tutor for about 9 years. It's been a pleasure to meet people from all over the world, study Japanese together, and share Japanese culture.
【How do we study?】
I use a method called "Active learning". You need to study and prepare before the lesson in order to be involved in the learning process actively. In that way, you can learn the language effectively. I have been learning English for over 15 years, and all I can say is the key to success is repetition and being continuous!
【Would it be possible to speak Japanese fluently?】
Many people ask me how long will it take to speak Japanese fluently. My answer is it depends on you. If you engage with Japanese more time every day, you will acquire it faster. There are many ways to engage with your learning language. It might be like watching your favorite Japanese shows or writing a diary every day in Japanese, and so on. Find a fun way to learn Japanese with me!
I accept all levels of students so if you're a beginner, I will teach you from your level of comfort.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me at the trial lesson!See Reviews From Students
Norah A
Norah A
Hello there! I'm Norah. I am a Certified tutor of The 420-hour Advanced Japanese Teacher Training Course.
I was born and raised in Saitama and was working in Tokyo for 20 years. I speak "Tokyo-standard accent Japanese" and can teach Keigo (A special polite speech style) for business.
I have been teaching Japanese since 2018. When I was living in Florida, I was volunteering to help students who studied Japanese at a University, and that experience brought me to become an online Japanese tutor.
[My style]
I want you to relax and enjoy our lesson, I will ask you how you want to study Japanese. Some students want to study grammar accurately, some want to have conversations, some want to read books with me, and some students want to write a diary in Japanese! I can be flexible according to what you want. If you are not sure how to study Japanese, I will suggest the best way for you.
[Accent, Intonation of Japanese]
Pronunciation between English and Japanese is very different! I will help your accent and pronunciation to sound more natural in Japanese.
[My favorite materials]
Of course, you can use your favorite textbooks but I prefer to use these. Also, I use many different types of books for fun including comics, and news websites to gain vocabulary.
[Message to all Japanese-language learners]
I love teaching, listening to my students, and speaking with people from different countries. A small question may help your comprehension of the Japanese language. Don't hesitate to ask me. I would love to support you! Looking forward to seeing you. Book a trial lesson now! :)
Saori K
Saori K
I am accepting only the lesson requests from a regular student currently.Thank you for your understanding.
If you would like to learn Japanese with lots of fun, I am right here!
Free conversation/ Reading training/ Pronunciation check/ Writing practice/ Using Minna-no-Nihongo or other textbook for studying grammar.
I have a teacher's license for middle and high school social studies in Japan. Professional Japanese tutor with over 2000 classes of experience teaching online. I also speak English we could do lessons with English if you would like to.
Please book a trial lesson first. I look forward to seeing you in the class!See Reviews From Students
Madoka K
Madoka K
How do you do! My name is Madoka. I am from Tokyo. I was born and grew up there, but I have been living in the United States for quite a long time by now.
During those years, I studied, worked, got married and raised two children. Meantime, I taught beginning Japanese classes at the college level for two years, taught toddlers and pre-school children at my immersion-style Japanese family child care for more than 10 years; then, have been teaching elementary through high-school students at a Japanese school for 4 years (including 2 years of on-line class). Certainly, I raised my own children in Japanese. And recently I took the Japanese Language Teaching Competency Test to get officially certified as a Japanese teacher.
For me, languages are for communication. I love to learn different languages myself and love to teach my native language, Japanese, to other people to communicate with different people. I know Spanish enough to communicate. I am learning Korean along with Tae Kwon Do practice. I know both hardship and joy of learning languages.
Students from all ages and all levels are welcome. I communicate with students to find their level, interests and goal to accommodate the best lesson style for each of them. I usually use visual materials, quizzes and games. I may use textbook when needed but often customize materials on my own according to my student's need. My lesson is always interactive. I would expect you to join me and be an active part in our lesson!
Let me hear from you. If you are motivated enough to come here to read this and watch my video, why don't you get in touch with me to tell me about you. Let's meet in the trial session and talk more. We'll have fun and I will do my best to achieve your goal.See Reviews From Students
Yurika D
Yurika D
Hello! I'm Yurika.
I can offer Japanese lessons for beginner, intermediate, advanced and business levels. Japanese is a tricky language to learn, and I believe that practicing conversations and understanding the nuances are the keys to mastering Japanese. My lessons will focus on practicing daily conversations that will build your confidence in speaking and listening. I hope to create a cheerful and fun learning experience together!
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Saori T
Saori T
About me
Hello I'm Saori. Nice to meet you! I am from Tokyo. but I've been living in Canada for about 4 years. After graduating from my university I moved to SK in Canada, and lately moved to BC in Canada.
Teaching experience
I have 4 years of teaching experience online, and taught at a Japanese Sunday school in Canada. Over 4 years I have taught people who are complete beginner, intermediate, advanced, from the ages of 5 to 80 from many different countries such as Canada, America, China, England, France, Italy and South Korea etc.
I am very patient, friendly and cheerful. My teaching strategy focuses on making students feel comfortable during my lessons, I want you to feel okay when you make a mistake. Making mistakes is an important step to improve language skills.
About my lessons
Depending on students' individual needs, I can give a strict, structured lesson or a relaxed, conversational lesson. If you are a beginner student, I can always use English to teach. If you want me to only Japanese to teach, I'll speak only Japanese to you. If you are not sure your level or what part you need to improve, I can find out what you should do to improve your skills. I am very flexible, and respect student's opinions. If my teaching pace is too fast or too slow, please don't hesitate to tell me, I can always change the speed as well. I'll provide homework or a test if it's needed.See Reviews From Students
Kaori S
Kaori S
My role is to be your mentor who support your goal. I believe in you and help you acquiring Japanese. Your course will be designed on your request based on your pace, interests, learning style and learning history.
In my classes, I try to give more time to speaking practice. Because learners cannot do this all alone. You can do writing practice at home. You can take time to look for the words and structure them carefully and try out something new. Watching short videos and listening to music can also be given as an assignment. I will help you with many picture slides. Once you get comfortable creating sentences with the new expressions and vocabulary, I will offer activities which stimulate conversations.
I do not insist on handwriting. I leave it to the learners. Handwriting helps some learners to memorize. Other learners are visual and rather work with flash cards. Nowadays, there is little necessity for handwriting. Most written communication is typed.
Beginners will have to decide on their textbook. I usually prefer the one which the learner has already been using. If the learner wants to have a new book or they have none, I can recommend one. The learner uses the textbook for doing homework, reviewing, or pre-study. I will use slides in the lessons for oral practice. For those who want conversation lessons, the materials can vary depending on the learner's wishes.
Teaching is my joy. I appreciate each meeting that brings me the chance to learn through my teaching. Seeing the progress of my students makes me happy.See Reviews From Students
Aya E
Aya E
Hello! I'm Aya. Nice to meet you! I'm a Japanese tutor who is currently living in Australia.
I like travelling and I am interested in the cultures of different countries around the world.
I have 8 years of Japanese teaching experience in Australia to school students as well as adults.
I have completed a Japanese teacher training course.
【About lessons】
★For beginners★
・In my lessons, we will study the most useful grammar topics and key phrases for your level and study purpose.
・I will encourage you to have a go practicing using these phrases, even if you are a beginner student.
・I also offer lessons for people who study Japanese for the first time.
・You can also do textbook based lessons using the textbook 'Genki' if you want.
★Conversation lessons★
・If you want to improve your speaking, we can do conversation practice. I will teach you natural Japanese expressions.
・In my conversation lessons, you can choose from a wide range of topics to talk about, such as travel, food, hobbies, sports, movies to name a few.
I can tailor my lessons to suit your study style and purpose. I have experience tutoring school students as well as tutoring adults who want to learn Japanese for travel, for business and as a hobby. Whatever your reason for studying Japanese, I am ready to help!
I'm looking forward to helping you with your Japanese!😀
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Yuki M
Yuki M
My name is Yuki. I have a MA in language teaching and I have been engaged in education for about 7 years . I myself learned a few foreign languages and understand it takes patience.
Each learner has a different goal and a personal preference. First, I would like to know what you have already learned and your goal. You can also tell me what you would like to focus on and what you think is difficult. Then, I can design lessons for you.
For example:-
1, You already are an intermediate-level student in a group language course but want to have more conversational practices.
2, You are a beginner and want to build up all sorts of skills
(I often use "Japanese for Busy People", which is a very useful book in a lot of different aspects.)
These are just examples, and of course, feel free to book a trial lesson to see if I am a right tutor for you.
YukiSee Reviews From Students
Maya Y
Maya Y
* Dear all students...
Currently I'm pregnant and I'll take a maternity break from December 2023 to March 2024.
I'm sorry but It's impossible to accept a free trial lesson during November 2023.
I am Maya. I started teaching because I've always loved language exchanges for my own language study.
I've been studying Italian and English for so many years that I understand very well the difficulties for leaners. I experimented many methods of learning on my own, so it would be helpful in order to give you efficient advices.
I have 7 years of experience in teaching and also currently I'm teaching in a language school for class and individual lessons.
So I think have a valuable experience.
In addition, I was born in Tokyo, Japan. So, if you study with me, you would be learning Japanese from a Native-Japanese speaker with correct accent!
I graduated from the Information technology major and I'm also freelance front-end web developer.
I'll help you with modern online tools and I'll you organize you nice OnDemand online lessons.
Tomomi M
Tomomi M
I'm a qualified, professional Japanese tutor with over ten years' teaching experience. I've taught university and school classes, conversational classes and also one to ones, in person and online.
Whether you want to learn simple conversational Japanese, perhaps for a holiday or merely for fun; or whether you would like to study the language at a higher level, focusing on grammar, reading and writing, I can help you.See Reviews From Students
Yoko B
Yoko B
Hello everyone. I'm Yoko. Nice to meet you.
I was born, raised and educated in Tokyo. I moved to Brazil in 2001 and now live in the UK.
I speak Japanese, Portuguese and English.
I know how hard it is to learn foreign languages, but it's also fantastic to be able to communicate with people in the world.
I tailor my classes for all levels (your interests, needs, and also goals).
- Start from zero? That's great, we can have a lot of fun together to do speaking, grammar and writing hiragana and Katakana. I always encourage my students to learn Hiragana and Katakana at least. I believe being able to read Japanese helps your understanding and importantly, motivates you more.
- Looking for a conversation partner? Yes, I can do that. We can talk about anything you want, e.g., celebrity gossip, news about what's happening in the world.
- Looking for someone who corrects your writing? Yes, please count on me. Please send me your writing at least 1 day before the class. We'll review it together in class.
I can give you accurate instructions, because I myself have been learning English and Portuguese for a long time, as I understand common mistakes we usually make.
Material: 'GENKI''MARUGOTO' or others (PPT, videos, music etc)
Learn: speaking, listening and writing (Hiragana and Katakana)
Free conversation, discussion
Learn: Speak correctly
[Writing correction]
Pls send me your writing at least 1 day before the class. We'll review it together in class.
*All the classes are available both in English and Portuguese.
Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Ola, sou Yoko. Prazer em conhecer.
Nasci e cresci em Toquio e me mudei ao Brasil em 2001 e agora moro no UK.
Falo japones, portugues e ingles.
Dou aula de japones para todos os niveis:
-Comece do zero? Eh otimo, podemos nos divertir muito de falar, gramatica e escrever hiragana e katakana. Eu insentivar meus alunos a aprenderem pelo menos Hiragana e Katakana. Ser capaz de ler japones ajuda a sua compreensão e motivacao.
-Procurando aula de conversa? Sim, conte comigo. Podemos falar qualquer assuntos que voce quiser, pode ser fofocas de celebridades, noticias sobre o que esta acontecendo no mundo.
-Procurando alguem corrija sua redacao? Sim, conte comigo. Me manda sua redacao pelo menos 1 dia antes da aula. Vamos revisa-la juntos na aula.
Espero encontrá-lo em breve!!
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Ikumi M
Ikumi M
Hello everyone.
I am 26 years old and a world traveller.
I came to the UK to study English and British culture, nature and food.
My hobbies are traveling , mountain climbing and photography.
I taught at the Yorkshire and Humberside Japanese School in 2022-2023, mainly to children. After that I have been tutoring privately online.
My lessons are catered personally to the students' levels, needs and objectives. No matter if you're a beginner, intermediate or advanced; or if you're learning Japanese to travel, for business or as a hobby, I will prepare lessons perfect for you. They will all be conducted purely in Japanese for full immersion and authenticity. Lesson materials are annotated in both JP and EN. Weekly assignments can be provided. Let's have fun and work together to improve your ability so that you can achieve your goals in learning Japanese, be it for business, travel, conversation or just as a hobby.See Reviews From Students
Aki M
Aki M
Hi I'm Aki, an experienced Japanese teacher.
I've been tutoring students in the United Kingdom for almost a decade. I taught a variety of students: e.g. young children (primary school), teenagers (GCSE /A-level), university students, and adults up to over 60 years old. Most of them are beginners or intermediate-level learners.
Let me describe my teaching style with 3 key points:
1) TEACHING MATERIALS: I mainly use my original teaching materials which are full of visual-focused explanations and custom illustrations. I believe every lesson should be customised to some extend, because of the many different types of students (visual learners, auditory learners, and kinesthetic learners) and their unique objectives. I use my own materials in a different way depending on the students, and use other materials such as textbooks (e.g. exam book) and websites (e.g. news, culture) when required.
2) SPEAKING TIME: I pay attention to the balance of my speaking time and students' speaking time, because it's very important for the students to apply what they have learned to real situations. In this way, I try to make my lesson more interactive than just straight forward tutoring. I make situations where they can talk without hesitation. For example, I choose topics that are interesting and/or familiar to them.
3) FOLLOW-UP: I give them feedback and/or assignments after lessons so that they can review the lessons properly and ask questions if they have any. Also I give advice when a student gets stuck on learning a particular aspect of Japanese, because I had similar experiences when learning English.
Thus, I am committed to providing professional but fun Japanese language lessons in my own way!
*I currently teach private students online in the United Kingdom. I have previously worked as a Japanese teacher assistant in Sand Lake Elementary School in Alaska, USA. I successfully completed the CELTA course and have earned several teaching certificates.See Reviews From Students
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1-on-1 lessons are perhaps the best way to improve speaking skills, and because of this many students use LanguaTalk to learn to speak Japanese fluently. That said, some students have other, more specific goals. Tell your tutor what your goals are and they'll tailor the lessons to your needs. Most tutors can help with any of the following:
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The tutors vary in terms of their teaching methods, resources, experiences, and personalities. So we suggest you look at several profiles to choose the best tutor for you. Whichever Japanese tutor you pick, they'll aim to tailor the lessons to your individual needs.
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Sometimes students feel uncertain about learning Japanese online because they think it'll be totally different to learning face-to-face. But usually when they try it, they find that the experience is almost the same and they often build a strong relationship with their tutor.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- With the clock clicking down, Sacramento city officials took their last shot at keeping the NBA Kings in California's capital by approving a public-private deal to build a new 18,500-seat arena and retail center downtown.
The city council's approval of the arena Tuesday was the last step in what has been a full court press by Mayor Kevin Johnson to keep Sacramento's only major league sports team from bolting to Seattle, where a new ownership group and arena deal awaits. He now must convince NBA owners to block the Maloof family from initiating the move, a deal made public in January.
Since then, the mayor, himself a former NBA All-Star, has scrambled to assemble a group to buy the team, convince commissioner David Stern to consider a counter offer, and get approval for the financial deal that would build a $448 million arena on the site of a shopping mall -- a development many say will revitalize a problem area in its bustling city core.
Next week, Johnson will present the arena plan and purchase offer to an NBA committee. The following week, the NBA Board of Governors will vote on whether the team can be sold, and whether it will stay or move.
"We want the folks of Seattle to get a team, we wish them well, but we want to keep what's ours," Johnson said after the 7-2 vote to approve the arena. "We're going to New York to talk about the viability of this market and the love affair we've had with our team."
The Sacramento investment group includes Silicon Valley software tycoon Vivek Ranadive, 24 Hour Fitness founder Mark Mastrov and billionaire Ron Burkle, co-owner of the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins. Johnson announced late Monday that Paul Jacobs, CEO of the international technology company Qualcomm, also agreed to become part of the Sacramento bid.
"We have four billionaires who have said that Sacramento is worthy. It's been a long time since people have validated us in this way," said city councilmember Steve Hansen, who voted in favor of the deal.
The NBA has said the aging Sleep Train Arena in the suburbs four miles north of downtown no longer is adequate.
"We're in competition to keep the Sacramento Kings from being taken away from us," said City Manager John Shirey as he began outlining the arena plan for council members. "We've known all along that we need to present the NBA a first-rate, quality place for them to play."
The Seattle group, led by hedge-fund manager Chris Hansen and Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer, has had a deal to acquire a 65 percent stake in the team for $341 million.
The Chamber of Commerce, labor groups and fans spoke in favor of the arena deal, saying that keeping the Kings saves 800 jobs and creates 6,500 more during the construction and downtown revitalization process.
The plan was opposed by several groups and speakers, some of whom asked the council to take more time to study whether the deal is good for the city. City officials reached a preliminary arena agreement Saturday with the investment group, but the late negotiations left little time for community members to study the proposal before the vote.
"Mr. Mayor, your attempts to pull off an upset win could adversely affect this community for decades," said attorney and professed Kings fan Jeffrey Anderson, who asked the council to put the plan before voters or he would file a lawsuit to stop it.
Other speakers said the timing of the deal was ironic given that nearby Stockton is in bankruptcy court after over-extending itself with debt, including a minor-league hockey arena.
Development partners compared their vision of a downtown arena to other projects that have revitalized urban areas such as the Staples Center in Los Angeles and the new Barclays Center where the Nets began play in Brooklyn this season. Architect AECOM, tapped to build a new Kings arena, recently completed the Barclays venue.
"I have a lot of faith in this site. It's nothing short of world class," said AECOM's Bill Crockett.
The arena will be built on the west end of city center on the site of the Downtown Plaza, an aging mall that has lost more than half of its sales revenue in the last 10 years as stores have moved to the suburbs. It's just blocks from Interstate 5, a short walk from Amtrak and sits at a gateway to downtown and the city of 475,000.
The city's share is $258 million, the bulk of which would come from event parking collections and ticket surcharges. Nearly all of the city's parking lots are used by government workers who vacate downtown after 5 p.m. The city would own the arena.
The investment group will contribute $189 million to the arena construction and would be responsible for all capital improvements.
The 18,500-seat downtown arena also could host hockey, concerts and family entertainment. The development would include 475,000 in office space, 300,000 in retail space, 250 hotel rooms and 600 housing units.
The arena term sheet includes a 35-year non-relocation agreement with two five-year extensions that would keep the Kings in the city until the last quarter of the century.


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2022 City of Cheyenne Surplus
Online Only Auction
Auction will extend until all bidding stops.
(See extended bidding explanation below)
Lots 400-459 are at Board of Public Utilities, 2406 Snyder Avenue, from 1:30-3:30pm
Lot 500 is at Dry Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant, 8911 Campstool Road from 11:00am -12:00pm
Any items NOT picked up by the end of the designated pickup time will be charged a fee of $50 per day.
2008 Saturn Outlook, 2008 Chevy Trailblazer, 2009 Ford Crown Vic, 2009 & 2011 Ford E-450 Transit bus, 2002 GMC Sonoma, 1984 Dump Truck, Two flatbed trailers, 2003 Ford F-250 4x4, 2012 Ford F-150 XL Extended Cab, 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix, Various John Deer Zero Turn Mowers, John Deer Gator Utility Vehicle, 2013 Polaris Brutus UTV, A-frame/chain hoist, Polaris PTO Attachment (mower deck, snow blower, angle broom), Polaris bucket attachments, Polaris Snow plow, Sprayers, Truck Topper, Kubota F3680 Mower-Diesel, 43 Abandon Vehicles the City has acquired including campers, Husky Air Compressor, Knack Job Box/Stand, Impact Tools, Spray Tank, Radial Arm Saw, DeWalt tools- Sawzall, Impact Wrench Set, Drill-18V, Pallet Jack, Tires, Rigid 800K Generator, Reznor Gas Heaters, Centrifuge Units and more!
Payment Instructions:
Accepted forms of Payment for this auction will be credit card and wire transfer. Credit cards will be charged for all items that do NOT require a title. It is your responsibility to assure that the credit card you register with will accept the charges following the auction. A $25 fee will be charged for each attempt to collect any amounts not collected at the conclusion of the auction. Tax will be charged on all items that are non titled. If you are tax exempt, you will be required to fill out a tax exempt form for our records.
All items requiring TITLE will require a WIRE TRANSFER. Wired funds must be transferred and showing in our account no later than close of business September 21st. Your money will need to show in our account in order to pickup your items. Plan to wire by 11 AM in order for the funds to transfer by close of business. Wiring information will be included in the invoice email. There will be NO TAX on titled items.
This auction features EXTEND ONE EXTEND ALL BIDDING! This feature extends the bidding on EVERY lot for FIVE minutes past the closing time, if a bid has been placed on any lot within the last FIVE minutes of the auction. All items will remain open until there are no further bids during the extended time period. An example would be if you were participating in an Online Auction that closed at 6:00 PM and a bid was placed on an item at 5:55 p.m. every lot would be extended until 6:05 p.m. and would keep extending FIVE minutes after each new bid is placed. Extending will stop when no bid had been placed during the extended time period.
This feature is used on this auction because there are many duplicate items. We want to keep all items open so everyone has an opportunity to bid on each item.
Please bring your own packing materials, moving equipment, and/or manpower required to remove your items at the specified pick up time.
This auction also features MAXIMUM BIDDING. When you place a MAX BID, the current bid price does not automatically go to your max bid. Someone else has to bid to increase the current price and the computer will automatically bid up to your max in the increments specified. If someone has already entered a MAX BID on an item you are bidding on, the system will automatically bid for you until you are the current high Bidder or you reach your MAX BID. If you have reached your MAX BID and are still not the current high Bidder, the system will give you the opportunity to enter another MAX BID. You may request out bid notices when registering for your online bidding account. You can choose to have them sent to your email, cell phone via text message or both. If you are not able to be around a computer/mobile device during the closing of the auction or receive and/or read your outbid notices, we HIGHLY RECOMMEND you enter your MAX BID when bidding. Your MAX BID would be considered the maximum amount you are willing to pay for your item. Please remember, you can always raise your max bid, but you CANNOT lower it.
Bids will be placed in the order that they are received. If 2 buyers enter a max bid of the same dollar amount, the buyer who entered his/her max FIRST will be the bidder that is in at that price. If you bid a certain amount and see that the bid is indeed that amount, but you are not the 'Winning Bidder', that means that someone else had a max bid of that amount and so their bid was placed into the system ahead of yours. The best way to know if you are out is to check your email as you should get an email every time you are outbid.
Don't miss out, register and bid today!
For questions and concerns please contact
Rosie Weston via email at [email protected]
Rosie Weston via phone at 307-630-9791
Emily Wears via email at [email protected]
• Please read the terms carefully as they are a legal binding contract between you and Al Rose Auction & Realty LLC & Wears Auctioneering Inc., hereafter referred to as Auction Company. To register and bid in this auction you must agree to these terms and are bound by them as a bidder.
• All items are sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with NO WARRANTY expressed or implied. It is the responsibility of the buyer to determine the condition of the items and bid accordingly. All items must be considered used or previously owned property even if labeled as new in box. We cannot guarantee the item will be in full retail condition. Place your bids accordingly and read all descriptions and Terms prior to placing your bids. No refunds will be issued for any reason.
• Items may appear to be grouped in a photo. Do not assume a lot consists of more than one item simply because they are connected or pictured together. Please inspect the written information and read the descriptions carefully. You are bidding on the described item not the photograph, occasionally the wrong photo may be displayed. Contact our office if you are unclear as to what is included in a lot.
• If you bid on the wrong item or decide an item is not suited for you, you cannot remove or lower a bid. When in doubt about condition, completeness or suitability for intended use, ask before you bid. No bids will be removed once they have been placed.
• Due diligence is the responsibility of the BidderBuyer. All sales are final - Buyers assume complete responsibility for care of each purchase at time of sale – that is when the bidding ends on our website and you are the high bidder.
• We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.
• The most recent correspondence with buyers via email or our website take precedence over written material and any prior verbal statements.
• The auction company is not responsible for accidents, thefts, errors or omissions.
• The auctioneer reserves the right to add or remove items from the auction; split or combine lots; add minimum bids or reserve prices. The auctioneer reserves the right to cancel, suspend, extend or reschedule an individual item and or auction event or to make changes to the auction closing times or inspection or removal times.
• BUYERS PREMIUM: A buyer's premium will be added to each purchase. Buyer's premium is 10% unless stated otherwise: if you bid $100.00, at checkout you will be charged $110.00. Each and every time you place a bid, you are required to confirm and agree to the total bid price of your initial bid plus buyer's premium.
• AUCTION CLOSING: The closing time of this auction will be listed within the auction information page of our website. Once bidding closes, items you have won become your responsibility – make note of closing times!
• This auction features EXTENDED BIDDING. Bidding will extend on a lot for FIVE minutes past the closing time, if a bid has been placed on that lot within the last FIVE minutes of the auction. That lot will remain open until there are no bids on that item during the extended time period. This only affects lots with last minute bids. Any lot not bid on in the last five minutes will close as scheduled. Example: If you are participating in an auction that closes at 6:00 PM and you place a bid at 5:55, that lot will extend until 6:05 p.m. and would keep extending FIVE minutes after each new bid is placed. It will stop extending when no bid had been placed during the extended time period.
• This auction features MAXIMUM BIDDING. This means that you can bid a higher number than the next "Asking Bid". You can place a max bid at any time in the place bid space by simply entering the highest number you want to bid. When you place a MAX BID, the current bid price will only go to the next increment, or one increment over someone else's max bid if one has been placed. The computer will bid for you in the pre-determined auction increments up to your highest dollar entered if someone else bids against you to raise you to that dollar amount.
If someone has already entered a MAX BID on an item you are bidding on, the system will automatically bid for you until you are the current high Bidder or you reach your MAX BID. If you have reached your MAX BID and are still not the current high Bidder, the system will give you the opportunity to enter another MAX BID.
• Bids will be placed in the order that they are received. If 2 buyers enter a max bid of the same dollar amount, the buyer who entered hisher max FIRST will be the bidder that is in at that price. If you bid a certain amount and see that the bid is indeed that amount, but you are not the 'Winning Bidder', that means that someone else had a max bid of that amount and so their bid was placed into the system ahead of yours. The best way to know if you are out is to check your email as you should get an email every time you are outbid.
• You may request outbid notices when registering for your online bidding account. You can choose to have them sent to your email, cell phone via text message or both. If you are not able to be around a computermobile device during the closing of the auction or receive andor read your outbid notices, we HIGHLY RECOMMEND you utilize the max bidding feature. Please remember, you can always raise your max bid, but you CANNOT lower it.
• Auction Company is not responsible for internet malfunctions, loss of connection or system glitches that may prevent you from placing last minute bids, or receiving notices from our company. Don't wait until the last minute to bid; if the system is busy, your bids may not process within the last seconds of an auction closing.
• Email Responsibility: In order to register to bid in any online auction, you must have a valid email address. It is YOUR responsibility to ensure that your particular server accepts emails from our server. We use email as our primary method of communication and you will not receive any other method of bidding, registering, or invoice confirmation from our office, so make sure your emails are working. ALWAYS contact our office if you are not receiving proper emails from our company – we can help troubleshoot, but your server may not receive emails as consistently as others.
• Your Bidding Profile – When you register to bid with Al Rose Auction, Wears Auctioneering and Marknet, you must create a bidding profile. This profile contains your personal information – you can always view and edit your profile by logging into our website. It is your responsibility to ensure that all the information on that profile is VALID and CURRENT. We rely on that information to contact you and process payment. Address, Phone, Billing and Email information are particularly important! If you need help logging in or resetting information in your profile, contact our office.
• Viewing Past Auctions, Winning Bids & Invoices: You can always view past auctions, winning bids and invoices through our website. To view past auctions, click on the auction results tab at the bottom of the home page. Within any past auction, you can always see the high bid and bidder by viewing the individual lot information. If you log into your profile, you can click the invoices tab to view all your past invoices from Wears Auctioneering. This is a great resource if your invoice email did not come through! You can also click on MY ITEMS and view all the individual items you have ever won through our website. Every bidder should ALWAYS know what items they have won and be able to access an invoice – no excuses tolerated!
• Payment for all purchases is due immediately at the conclusion of the auction unless specifically outlined otherwise.
• Valid credit card required for bidding approval. We will accept Visa, MasterCard, and Discover. No other payment method will be allowed unless it is specifically stated on our website. Currency: USD only
• No credit card charge backs will be allowed. NO refunds will be given.
• Auction Company will charge Purchase price, Buyer's Premium charges, Wyoming Sales Tax and any applicable handling fees to the credit card that you submit at time of registration up to $1500.
• If charges are declined by the credit card processor a non-sufficient funds charge of $25.00 will be charged each time processing is denied. The buyer will be notified of NSF transaction through e-mail and be given 24 hours to contact Wears Auctioneering with an alternative payment method.
• If purchases are not settled within 24 hours of the close of the auction, they are considered in default. Upon default, the Bidder will be black listed on Al-Rose Auctions, Wears Auctioneering Inc. as well as MarkNet auctions.
• Payment or payment arrangements must be made prior to release of pick-up address. You cannot pickup any items that have not been paid for in full.
• Any invoice over $1,500.00 will require wire transfer or certified funds unless otherwise arranged with auction company prior to end of sale. Credit Card will not be accepted for invoices over $1500.
• Once you've paid, the auction company will send you an invoice via email with confirmation of items won, the purchase total and applicable fees as well as the pickup address. You MUST bring your paid in full invoice (printed or digital) with you to claim your items. If you do NOT receive an invoice, you can find the invoice in your profile on our website. You may also contact our office to resend the invoice. It is your responsibility to ensure you have your invoice before pickup time.
• WYOMING STATE TAX: The auction company is required by law to charge Wyoming state tax on all items sold in the state at online auction. This will automatically be added to your purchase total and charged to the credit card provided. If you are tax exempt and have selected that option on the registration form, you will be emailed a tax form that is required of you to bring completed to pick-up with your paid receipt. The auction company is required to have that tax document on hand in our office. If that document is not provided at time of pick-up, buyer will have to pay Wyoming state tax.
• Winning Bidders must pick up their items at the time specified on the auction information page of our website. This is the ONLY TIME that pickup will be offered for this auction so pay close attention to the day and time. The pickup time will be listed within a reasonable time after the auction is posted for bidding.
• The specific times that are listed for pickup are the strict start and end times. We will not facilitate pickup BEFORE the start time. All buyers are expected to be FINISHED removing their items by the time the pickup is scheduled to end. You need to arrive in time to pack and remove all your items before the end of pickup! We may assess a charge to any buyer that requires our staff to stay longer than the scheduled time.
• If you are unable to pick up at the time listed on our website, you must send a representative to pick up for you or forfeit your items. You may be subject to a fee for leaving items behind.
• The exact address of the pick-up location will be relayed to winning bidders via email with paid invoice. You are responsible for ensuring you have your paid invoice. Our office will not assume responsibility for emails that did not arrive at your server.
• Any item(s) remaining after designated pick up time are considered forfeited and ownership will revert back to seller. No refunds will be given.
• Items may only be removed upon receipt of payment in full. Paid in full invoice must be presented by buyer or assigned representative prior to loading items.
• Any item(s) Auction Company has to haul from sale site due to missing pickup time or abandoning part of a purchase are subject to a $20.00+ per item hauling fee.
• Anyone who does not pick up their item(s) at the specified pick-up time is subject to a $20 convenience fee.
• You MUST bring your own packing materials, moving equipment, andor manpower required to remove your items at the specified pick up time. The auction company reserves the right to charge a fee to any buyers that do not bring adequate help, requiring our staff to help move items for a buyer. The auction company also reserves the right to refuse to move an item that cannot be moved by the buyer himherself. We will not wait for your additional help to arrive if it is outside the pickup times. You may be asked to wait at the end of the line if you are not prepared to move or load your items in a timely manner, we may request to help those buyers who came prepared first. This policy that is designed to keep pickups speedy and efficient. We need our buyers to come prepared out of fairness to other buyers and to our seller.
• If there is ANY damage done to an individual item, or the pickup location – due to the attempted removal of an item, the buyer assumes full responsibility for the damages incurred while retrieving hisher item.
• SHIPPING: Shipping is NOT available for this auction. Pick-Up ONLY. If you would like to request shipping for an item, you may contact our office to see if there are any arrangements that can be made – not all auctions will have this option. It will be on a per item basis.
U. Special Terms of Sale
1. All property is sold AS-IS Where-Is, and ALL SALES ARE FINAL. It is the Bidders responsibility to determine condition, age, genuineness, value or any other determinative factor. Wears Auctioneering Inc. may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising and on the Internet, but makes no representations. In no event shall Wears Auctioneering Inc. be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value. Some items may be listed as NIBNew in Box. Every effort will be made to ensure that each item stays in the same condition that it was photographed in. However, all property is sold AS-IS, and ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
2. It is the Bidders responsibility to determine condition, age, genuineness, value or any other determinative factor. Wears Auctioneering Inc. shall endeavor to describe in detail each item and any pertinent information about it. Wears Auctioneering Inc. will not be responsible for any errors or omissions in the description of the merchandise unless it is a material and intentional misrepresentation of the item itself. Bidder agrees that everything is sold as is and that they may not return any item they purchase.
3. Wears Auctioneering Inc. is providing Internet bidding as a service to Bidders. Bidders acknowledge and understand that this service may or may not function correctly the day of the auction close. Under no circumstances shall Bidders have any kind of claim against Wears Auctioneering Inc. or anyone else if the Internet service fails to work correctly before or during the Online Auction. Wears Auctioneering Inc. will not be responsible for any missed bids from any source. Internet Bidders who desire to make certain their bid is acknowledged, should use the max bid feature and leave their maximum bid 24 hours before the auction. Wears Auctioneering Inc. reserves the right to withdraw or re-catalog items in this auction.
4. The Bidder is responsible for knowing which item is being bid on. If the Bidder is unsure, they should inquire or not bid. When becoming the winning Bidder at auction, you have affected a contract and will be expected to pay for items in which you were evidenced to be the successful Bidder. Auctioneer will not honor a mistake.
5. The Auctioneer reserves the right to accept bids in any increment he feels is in the best interest of his client, the Seller. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reject the bidding of any person whose conduct, actions, or adverse comments he feels is not in the best interest of the Seller.
6. Purchaser does hereby indemnify and hold harmless Auctioneer and Seller from any and all damages, claims or liabilities from injuries to persons or property of any type whatsoever caused during the sale or by the removal of items purchased. Purchaser assumes all risk and liability whatsoever resulting from the use of the item(s) sold hereunder; and shall defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Auctioneer and Seller from any liability.
7. If the foregoing conditions or any other applicable conditions are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to Auctioneer and Seller by law, including without limitation, the right to hold the purchaser liable for the bid price, the Auctioneer, at their option may (1) resell the property publicly or privately, with purchaser being liable for the payment of any deficiency plus all costs incurred, or (2) cancel the sale, retaining liquidated damages on all payments made by purchaser, Auctioneer commission and all other incidental damages will be charged.
8. Information in brochures, catalogs and other advertisements are from sources believed to be reliable; however prospective purchasers are urged to inspect the inventory or property to satisfy themselves as to condition, model, manufacturer, year, features, mileage, survey, acres, etc. Neither the Auctioneer nor our client make any guarantees and are not responsible for listing or advertising inaccuracies or


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