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Are you tired of your dirty and messy bathroom? Think it needs a makeover? We've got the solution. Here are 17 awesome hacks to keep your bathroom clean and organized.
We often overlook the range of 'necessary' things that are kept piled in our bathrooms. From hair products to towels to mirrors to body lotions . . . you cannot simply go ahead with your day if these things are not found at the right place at the right moment. Still, most often than not, our bathroom tends to be one of the most neglected and messy areas of our home.
As the definition of a luxurious bathroom keeps evolving to incorporate something new each day, the amount of time we manage to devote for its maintenance keeps decreasing. Bathroom cleaning can quite understandably be a task for most of us.
However, the next time you think of postponing the task to some other day, please remember that your bathroom mostly contains products that come in direct contact with your skin (think of toothbrushes, towels, razors, scaling machines, etc!).
And therefore it is extremely important to look after its cleanliness. A clean and sorted bathroom will not only give you a fresh feeling each day but will also protect you from a range of diseases and infections that could harm your skin and health.
Here are a few easy tips that will help you keep a bathroom:
Use Alka-Seltzer tablets to unclog drains
Clogged Drains are a regular problem most of us face. Calling a plumber to get it fixed every single time can be really taxing. Those Alka Seltzer tablets which are readily available are surely the cheapest solution to clogged drains. All you need to do is drop three to four Alka Seltzer tablets into the drain followed by a cup of vinegar.
However since this method is effective only in cases of moderately clogged drains, it is advisable that you follow it on a regular basis to avoid an adverse situation.
Get rid of cobwebs using a balloon!
Cobwebs can be a real problem to get rid of because they accumulate at all those difficult, out-of-easy-access corners of your bathroom. Worse still, they might harbor insects that could come out of nowhere to scare or even bite you. A real easy trick to keep cobwebs at bay is to place a balloon in your bathroom.
Use petroleum jelly to keep toilet plungers intact
Apart from working wonders on your skin, Petroleum Jelly can be pretty useful in keeping your bathroom sorted as well. A toilet plunger tends to lose its shape over time which also affects its use. You could fix this issue by applying petroleum jelly to it.
Remove rust stains using pumice stone
That pumice stone which goes unused many a times can help you get rid of the ugly rust and lime stains on your toilet seat, bathtub and sinks easily. You need to wash and scrub the porcelain once before attacking the rust stains. Once you have removed all deposits, use the pumice stone to scrub them away. Again, it is recommended to follow this treatment to prevent stubborn stains.
Keep metal packages upside down to prevent them from rusting
Often, rust stains accumulate at the bottom of deodorant bottles, shaving creams or any such product that comes in a metal packaging. An easy trick to avoid this is to place these things upside down. Doing so will expose the plastic cap to water instead, helping prevent the metal body from rust marks.
Attach those tiny metallic objects to the magnetic strip behind doors
Ladies tend to keep a range of metallic things like tweezers, safety pins, bobby pins etc. in the bathroom. However given their small size, there is always the risk of losing them or worse still, of them going down the drain! You can use the magnetic strips behind doors and drawers to hold these small things in place will be a great help to all the ladies in your house.
Keep your faucets shining forever using baby oil
Having stains or deposits on those expensive faucets and fixtures can be heartbreaking for anyone. To keep them shining forever is quite literally a child's play. All you need to do is polish them with a mild baby oil using a soft cloth (harsh chemicals and rough clothes will leave scratches on your accessories) to maintain the aesthetics of your bathroom.
Create additional space on that unused shower rod
Organizing all your belongings in a shelf or two can be a little problematic. It is likely that you will spend half of the time searching for what you need and the other half re-organizing things after your search! That extra unused shower rod could help with additional organization. All you need to do is hang a few plastic bins, baskets or containers (as per your convenience) onto the rod to keep your things sorted.
Solve those mirror issues using tea and shaving cream
Mirrors are the most used commodity in any bathroom and therefore require regular treatment. Using a strong black tea to wipe the mirror will help you get rid of all the deposits on it.
Another problem most people face is their mirror fogging up while they shower. Wiping the mirror with a shaving cream or lotion will help prevent this.
Fix clogged shower heads using vinegar
Clogged shower heads are also a frequent issue most of us face. Nothing can be more annoying than water pouring down at that snail's speed! A quick remedy is to keep the shower head soaked in vinegar for an hour or so to get rid of all the deposits.


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|In a somewhat questionable marketing endeavour, the Eastern Cape Region has been sign posted, 'Frontier Country' and indeed this is what it is. Historically it is the site of the 9 Frontier Wars and much brutal conflict and living here presently can still seem the edge of nowhere by comparison to many major South African metropols. With Grahamstown at the heart of it, it is also a cosmopolitan space not without vestiges of past pain but - like many colonial outposts in a post-colonial time - it is no longer a satellite to an absent motherland, a mere microcosm of elsewhere, but also a world unto itself.
A potential space of intellectual, debate rather than military conflict – geographically isolated from metropolitan trends – a melting pot of many places, a crucible. In more recent history, this frontier space has been a site of culture, of experiment. Home to an annual arts festival, how is it that Grahamstown with a population of just under 140 000 can command so much creative imagination in novels, plays, poetry and art? Frontier, Border, at the end of the world but not about to fall off – merely at a vantage point to observe a view to come.
- Rat Western
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I do NOT think this should be made into a movie. I LOVE the book like no other but I just would hate it if it was made a movie. I have two reasons for this. 1) This book series is WAY too good to be made into a movie. and 2) It would totally ruin my visualization of Raisa.
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Hollywood movies are a commodity when it comes to early release. While it's not suppose to happen, bootlegging salesmen (both on and off the web) are still taking a bite out of profits in the first few weeks of the release. For a while the entertainment industry has struggled with what to do about this. Some believe there is more money to be made releasing movies shortly after they hit the theaters. Other professionals suggest there should be a more traditional approach to releasing the films. Considering the merchandising, the planning and whether the movie plays to the audience, there are so many variables.
Hollywood movies might get an early release
Hollywood movies are once again being considered for an early release. Looking at a minimum of 2-weeks, but as long as a month after hitting the theaters, the idea is to actually keep the momentum of the film alive by offering it again to another avenue of users. Yet, this will come with a price. Batting around the costs of $30 – $50 bucks, this service would be one that might appease the diehard fan or family gathering, but wouldn't be best suited for anyone else who might opt to wait a month or two more to save some cash.
The idea of releasing movies sooner than later isn't anything new. Hollywood movies have a formula that's worked for decades. The addition of digital and all things electronic has changed the face of the world. Leaving people questioning how and why shouldn't the timelines of movies change too. Ultimately this equation depends on the movie fans too. How much will they pay and how soon would they want access to the movies outside of the theater? There won't be one solid answer for this question either. Each studio is grappling with their own formula that works for their bottom line.
In the end, the Hollywood movies are still being released as they once were. And the bootleggers are still making a bundle. It's going to be changing though and when it does the fans of Hollywood will be winners!


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DVDs and CDs out, video games in
The US arm of retailer Best Buy is to increase the shelf space it gives to video games by cutting the allocation granted to DVDs and CDs.
Daily Finance reports that the extra footage will be used to maximise sales of new launches such as PlayStation Move and Kinect, as well as netbooks and tablets computers such as the Apple iPad.
They tried selling guitars in that space when Rock Band and Guitar Hero were hot," Pacific Crest Securities analyst Andy Hargreaves told the site. Best Buy has recognized for quite awhile that CDs and DVDs are going away, and they have huge chunks of the stores devoted to them.
Retail itself is hard, and when your product prices are dropping, it's even harder. Best Buy needs a new product cycle. Maybe it's motion-based gaming, maybe it is 3D TVs or tablets, but they need a new product."
Music industry analyst Bob Lefsetz added: Best Buy can better use that space. They used to use the CDs as a loss leader, but they can't do that anymore. If you look at the music business, they killed the cassette and vinyl, and this is killing CDs, irrelevant of the demand. If they don't stock them in stores, it will kill the CD."


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The severity of coming budget cuts remains the number one issue on California educators' radar screens.
The degree of those budget cuts is anybody's guess at this point. The governor's first and second drafts of a state budget – and the legislative wrangling – will come first.
Public schools expect the cuts to be big, according to Kevin Gordon, a Sacramento lobbyist for school districts up and down the state. Although it would require a new law, he's even heard talk in the state capitol about chopping off more than a month from California's public school calendar.
"And if that really is the case you start thinking about the cost implication to families," Gordon said. "I can't think of a bigger tax than what it would take for you to shoulder the obligation of having kids at home a couple of additional months out of the year."
Incoming governor Jerry Brown says he wants voters to make some of the budget decisions at the ballot box. It's unclear whether he intends to propose a statewide tax increase. Some public school administrators say they're ready to endorse that proposal to help schools.
For better or worse, incoming governor Jerry Brown is set to leave his stamp on state public education. He's expected to approve severe funding cuts to schools later this year.
He's also decided not to fill the state secretary of education job. That'll mean a larger bully pulpit for elected State Superintendent of Schools Tom Torlakson.
The governor also plans to appoint a handful of new members to the powerful State Board of Education. The State Board of Education is likely to make important decisions this year on issues ranging from student testing to charter schools.


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The Dolomites Horse Show stands for sport
As well as hospitality and joie de vivre
After the runaway success of the first edition, prepare to welcome the second edition between 6 and 9 July in Selva di Val Gardena. This year, the show has decided to substitute the CSI3* with the more prestigious CSI4*, as well as adding the CSI2* that will go towards the Gran Prix ranking.
The change results in a higher technical challenge of the already difficult competitions. The prestige and prize money of the event have also increased.
Selva di Val Gardena has always been a welcoming location, making it a 5-star destination and an ideal setting for the show. The hospitality offer has been expanded to make the four-day stay of horse show fans one to remember.
Val Gardena is a fairy-tale valley surrounded by stunning mountains, verdant forests and well-known for its picturesque villages: all this will contribute to making an already special event unforgettable.
The Dolomites Horse Show relies on the partnership with two prestigious hotels to offer a one-of-a-kind hospitality experience that has made Val Gardena famous for in the past. The Granvara Hotel and Gran Baita Hotel share the pride and joy of Selva di Val Gardena.
A refined ambience, pure relaxation, and utmost comfort are the traits of this structure that will make guests feel right at home.
The access to the stands is free but, should you really want to experience the excitement of the show from the 'inside', then the Dolomites Horse Show has thought of different tailored solutions for you. The access to the Riders' Club will allow enthusiasts to meet the protagonists of this event in their reserved space and to taste the all-inclusive culinary offer: breakfast, brunch, afternoon tea with wine, champagne, and soft drinks. Access to the Riders' Club can be purchased as follows:
Daily pass (excl. Sunday) – 100 EUR
Sunday pass – 150 EUR
The Organising Committee wanted to offer the possibility of following the show from a reserved area. If you would like to make the most of the said offer, get ready to savour the joys of an open bar and delight in a tailored menu created by a Michelin-starred chef for the occasion. You can purchase the offer on a daily basis or for the entire period of the event.
The Organising Committee is more than happy to help make the Dolomites Horse Show an unforgettable experience.
To book your spot, please write to firstname.lastname@example.com or call +39 3398021926. Also refer to the Organising Committee if you wish to register for the CSI4* or CSI2* events.


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... it would seem you can't take the farm out of the girl.Warning - one of these photos may turn the stomach of non-farmish folk!
Yesterday, as part of my quest to capture photos for an MPS club competition, I took myself out to Ambury Regional Park to see if the afternoon light was any good on the west coast.
The park features a farm, and it's the time of year for lambing. Visitors are allowed to meander through the paddocks en route to the coastal walkway, so long as the mums and bubs are given a wide berth.
It was like being transported back 35 years, though the paddock was flat as opposed to very hilly, and I was on foot, not horseback. If I am correct, the sheep were perendales, just like ours were, and the lambs looked just like the hundreds I'd seen and handled growing up. I actually delighted in watching them feed (especially through my zoom lens) and comedically bounce on all fours as they do.
However as I skirted around her I noticed a very still lamb and a distressed Mum.
Now, if I'd had my Dad's lambing belt, crook and a good turn of speed, maybe I'd have 'stolen' one of the only set of twins I spied, skinned the dead baby, made some slits for the legs and heads, and dressed the 'twin' in the newly fashioned jacket so he smelled like the grieving Mum's baby and she'd accept him as her own.
Instead on my return to the carpark, I hunted down a park ranger and told her the sad news instead.
The collateral damage of all this was, in my efforts to save a lambie life, I did disturb the birthing Mum. who ran off with her half delivered baby hanging out her bum - which is the photo I warned about. Also something I have seen several times before, and in mast cases, they do lie down again and deliver - though last seen this ewe was grazing!


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Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences
Fast forward. Few universities can offer you the range of academic programs, the number of faculty and the variety of their interests, or the sophisticated computer hardware and software available to you at RIT. The Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences is one of the nation's largest producers of computing professionals.
RIT has been a leader in computing education since 1972, when we started one of the first undergraduate computer science programs in the United States. Today, the B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences collaborates with other colleges of RIT to form a computing education powerhouse.
The college offers you a comprehensive approach to computing through your course work, specialized research opportunities, and experiential education.
Specialized research can be conducted in any of the college's 34 labs, including a dedicated Security Lab isolated from the rest of the campus's networks to allow the in-depth study of viruses, firewalls, and other computer vulnerabilities.
All of the majors within the college require cooperative education, giving you great practical experience that pays you to put your knowledge to work.
Computer science
Computer science offers student the full breadth of computing education. The program offers specializations in software development, programming languages, computer science theory, distributed and parallel computing environments, data management, intelligent systems, computer graphics, and computing security, to name a few. Adding elective courses or a minor in entrepreneurship, mathematics, psychology, or other areas complements your major and gives you even more employment options.
Computing and information technologies
Our computing and information technologies major (formerly networking and systems administration) prepares you for a successful career designing, building, and/or maintaining local area networks and gateways to the Internet. In our hands-on NetLab and SysLab, you will learn how to specify, procure, deploy, and maintain computer systems to support software developers and developers of Web and database applications. Nearly everything you do on the Internet or on the network in your home or office is made possible because of network engineers and systems administrators.
Computing security
RIT is home to one of the first dedicated Computing Security Departments in the nation. Students can pursue undergraduate degrees focused on securing computing and communications infrastructure, all the devices connected to that infrastructure—stationary or mobile—and all the data stored or transmitted on that infrastructure. Our course work responds to the increasing and critical need for security professionals who work to protect organizations and citizens from every level of computer crime. This major provides you with a strong foundation in computing while giving you the opportunity to develop a depth of knowledge in a computing security discipline such as infrastructure security, mobile security forensics, or security science. Cooperative education and a senior capstone project enhance your experience. Whichever area of security interests you, a BS degree in computing security will catapult you into an exciting and rapidly growing industry.
Game design and development
The bachelor of science in game design and development allows students to explore the entertainment technology landscape and related areas, while still pursuing a broad-based university education. With an emphasis on game programming, the major exposes students to the breadth of development and design processes. Students can further specialize in game design, production, engines and systems, graphics programming and animation, mobile, Web, audio, and more. The degree is intended specifically for students who aspire to careers within the professional games industry or a related field, such as simulation, edutainment, or visualization. The major also provides students with a core computing education that prepares them for graduate study or employment in a number of computing fields.
Human-centered computing
Fundamental to human-centered computing (HCC) is a focus on humans as individuals and in social contexts, and their behavior with technology. With roots in multiple areas of computing, arts, and social sciences, HCC blends strengths from these varied disciplines to provide an understanding of the way people use technology.
Students of this degree will be at the intersection of computer advancements and understanding human behavior with technology. Topics include the design, evaluation, and implementation of interactive computing systems and the understanding of ways such systems can transform our lives. With content from computing, psychology, and design, HCC blends core theoretical and applied humantechnology concepts in a contemporary interdisciplinary curricular model.
This degree will prepare students for careers in industry or graduate study, offering options to specialize in different areas of HCC depending on individual student interests in computing, design, or psychology.
New media interactive development
A handy way to summarize "NMID" is to read it backwards: new media interactive developers develop interactive media that is new. New media are ever-changing forms of digital communication that engage, immerse, and (often) entertain the users. Whereas "old media" involved newspapers, radio, and television, new media has adapted digital technology for the World Wide Web, social networks, wearable computing, and more. New media development professionals develop and design software for these new media. NMID students explore a multitude of creative and technical electives, including physical computing, interfaces, Web, mobile, casual games, production, and more.
Software engineering
The software engineering major focuses on the skills you need to develop quality software that meets the needs of the customer, is delivered on time, within budget, and without defect. The major emphasizes the engineering design of software and the development practices needed to bring large- and smallscale software projects from ideation to deployment, continued maintenance, and evolution. Teamwork and communication—critical skills for professional software development—are emphasized throughout the major. Software engineers constitute one of the fastest growing job segments.
Web and mobile computing
The explosive growth of the Web, the merging of traditional industries and technologies, and the redefinition of how we live, work, and communicate have created an unprecedented demand for professionals who can help people in virtually any field access new computing technologies. The major (formerly information technology)—the first and largest of its kind in the country—provides a mix of technologybased courses in areas such as database, Web, analytics, and application development, all with a focus on the user.
Computing exploration
The computing exploration program provides students with the opportunity to explore five of the college's undergraduate computing majors—computer science, computing and information technologies, computing security, software engineering, and Web and mobile computing. Students complete courses in computer science, computing security, and information technology. They also may take additional courses in the other two computing majors as they decide on which program best fits their career goals and aspirations.
Students may stay in the exploration program for up to two semesters (one academic year). Each student has an assigned academic adviser who provides guidance on course selection, minors, and career options. All courses taken in the exploration program are accepted by the five computing majors; all credits earned are applicable to a student's chosen major and maintain the student's progress toward graduation.
The Computing and Information Sciences Viewbook provides an overview of computing and information sciences related programs at RIT.


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Mommy's special man having a bad day? let mama take care of that and make you feel so warm and comfortable.
I think you could use a nice bum change, feeding and bubble bath with me. don't you think so? I love having a nice warm soapy bath with you and think that could make us feel so much better before I put you right up on my lap and we have a nice cuddle to make you fall asleep and have some nice sweet dreams about all the wonderful things that we can do together. Mommy is so soft and warm you will feel like your right at home where you belong.
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by Mitch Battros – Earth Changes Media
The "magnetic highway" is a place in the far reaches of the solar system where the Sun's magnetic field connects to the magnetic field of our galaxy Milky Way. This connection allows charged particles from inside the heliosphere (the magnetic bubble that surrounds the Sun) to zoom out – and it allows charged particles from outside to stream in. When Voyager 1 is in the magnetic highway, onboard particle sensors can directly sample material from beyond our solar system.
Eleven billion miles from Earth, NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft has entered a "magnetic highway" that connects our solar system to interstellar space. This could be one of Voyager 1's last steps on its long journey to the stars.
"Although Voyager 1 is still inside the Sun's environment, we now can taste what it's like on the outside because the particles are zipping in and out on this magnetic highway,"said Edward Stone, Voyager project scientist based at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. "We believe this is the last leg of our journey to interstellar space. Our best guess is it's likely just a few months to a couple years away. The new region isn't what we expected, but we've come to expect the unexpected from Voyager."
See related article published Nov. 18th 2012: "Study Shows Black Holes Directed by Magnetic Fields"
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1) Determine your goals - Maybe you want to walk/run your first 5k, do a marathon, maybe you want to eat healthier, lose weight or gain muscle strength, maybe you just want to feel better climbing 5 flights of stairs!
2) Baby Steps. Make short realistic goals at first if you need to. - If you haven't been exercising...gradually get back into it. Tell yourself, 2x this week, 3x next month. If eating healthier is your goal, start by decreasing portion size.
2) Write it, Write it, Write it! -in a journal, post it note on the mirror or in your calendar.
3) Make a General Plan - How are you going to achieve your goal? Morning workouts? Be specific as you can. Weekly Grocery list? Plan weekly meals if you want to eat out less. If you don't buy the junk food, you won't eat it.
4) Be Accountable. Schedule workouts with a spouse or friend. Even if it is only 1x week or 2x month. Commit to it on calendar! Personal Training works because you have scheduled appointments and trainers know how to push you farther than you may push yourself. It is not going to happen if you aren't accountable in some way. Maybe you give yourself some "reward" if you accomplish weekly or monthly goals. Whether its money, spa time, new exercise outfit. Reward yourself along the way somehow. Tell a friend, co-worker or spouse to check in on you certain days. Maybe you just ask for a weekly email.
5) Set an "End Date" - of course this isn't a permanent end date, but an tangible end date to look forward to and be accountable for...then start a new goal.
5) Don't fall for an "ALL OR NOTHING" attitude. Don't go on a crazy diet! If you aren't working out 4x week like you said you would, revamp your goals, be okay with 2xweek. Something is better than nothing! Don't beat yourself up! Make it doable for you at the time. Don't quit all together because you can't keep up with your original plan.
"I don't know if I continue, even today, always liking myself. But what I learned to do many years ago was to forgive myself. It is very important for every human being to forgive herself or himself because if you live, you will make mistakes- it is inevitable. But once you do and you see the mistake, then you forgive yourself and say, 'Well, if I'd known better I'd have done better,' that's all. If we don't do that we never grow, we never learn, and sure as hell we should never teach."-Maya Angelou
So don't be afraid of failing your goal. Set it, work on it, make some progress. Even if that goal is not achieved, you are one step closer to doing it next time! Failing something is just more reason to be smarter about doing it better the next time. And if you really want to do something then it is possible. It may not come easily but can be learned.
1 Sprint Triathlon
1 1/2 Marathon (under 1:45)
1 5k (under 21:00)
Get my son and daughter in a Kids Fun Run
Bike rides with the family
I'll be able to pick races once we know our permanent living situation.
End date: Dec 31, 2011


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If your anything like me you have a stash of these RBS Polaroid frames..... they work perfectly next to a Project Life size journal card.
For a perfect masculine touch why dont you add a RBS Geometric shape to the page.
And if you feel inspired by this sketch why dont you share on the Rainbow Splendour facebook page or leave a link to your blog in the comments.
Till next time have a creative day....


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Depa Interiors wins Saudi transport project contract
DUBAI, June 23, 2018
Depa, a leading global interior solutions group based in the UAE, said one of its key subsidiaries, Depa Interiors, has secured a contract worth SR82 million ($22 million) to carry out the fit-out works of a large-scale transport infrastructure project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Depa Interiors is a specialist in the provision of interior solutions to the hospitality, residential, commercial, transport and social and economic infrastructure fit-out markets.
This is the second such award from the same client, demonstrating Depa Interiors' credibility as a trusted partner to its clients, its capabilities in delivering complex and important projects, and its ability to provide exceptional service to its clients, said a top official.
"Depa is proud to be delivering this landmark transport project and pleasingly this is the second such award by this important client, demonstrating the exceptional execution capabilities of Depa Interiors," remarked group CEO Hamish Tyrwhitt.
"Depa Interiors has a proven reputation as a trusted interior fit-out partner for large-scale infrastructure projects. We look forward to delivering this significant project for our client and Saudi Arabia," he added.-TradeArabia News Service


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This week City Crafter celebrates their Second Year Anniversary!! Happy Birthday, City Crafter Challenge Blog!! Hope you keep sharing your love with us in many more years to come. Even though I am your new follower, I can see that all your DTs are fantastic and brilliant!! Love their creations sooo much.
To celebrate their 104 weeks, City Crafters are having a "Case me if you can" challenge. What is the challenge about? They want us to go through their Challenge #1 to #103, pick a project created by their talented and lovely DT and case it!
For this challenge, I will choose their Week #91 Challenge, which is Back to Black. And the DT creation I would love to case is Cheryl Jue Girl - Cheryl Nelson.
And here is my intake of this challenge. Hope you all like it =)
- Paper Cutting Template from Chinese Paper Cutting by Diane Feng book which I borrowed from library a few years back.
- Scissor / Pen Knife
- Ribbon to DIY the roses
- Green Leaves
- Buttons
- Doily Paper
- The background card is a present from my lovely God Moms, Kathy!!
The Paper Cutting Template:
How to make the Ribbon roses?


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In response to Lester Edmunds' question (Farm Collector, October 2006) regarding who built his horse-power unit: I owned one of those machines. It was built by the Sandwich Elevator Co., and we used it as a power elevator to put corn into a crib.
- Albert Walton
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I only have two kids but they are born one month apart in July. So while my husband and I celebrate our birthday in April together, it seems like we have a month long celebration in those two months.
I am planning up both kids parties right now (my son's will be bigger, being that he is turning 1), but I can't help myself turning all my thoughts to my daughters' party theme: BALLOONS! (her preferred toy)
Maybe because balloons make everyone smile.
Some inspiration for the party (collected from my pins):
I love all the ideas of hanging balloons upside down. It cuts the costs of helium and you get to see the more rounder part of the balloon.


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Well I had time yesterday and made this card for Our Daily Bread sketch challenge.
I Love the Lord, I so love this verse. When I wake I begin my prayer
by telling HIM how much I love HIM and how much I want to Love HIM with all my Heart, Soul & Mind. I love HIM because HE first loved me, a creature filled with sin, weighed down in darkness and HE reached HIS to me and filled me with HIS presence, Love & Mercy. There is a hymn I learned early in my walk with HIM and I still sing today; OH how I love JESUS, because HE first loved me.
I am also entering this in Word Art Wednesday "anything goes."
paper: Recollection 100 lb black base, design paper was a gift..??:)
Stamp: Scripture collection #6 by ODB
Dies: Quatrefoil pattern by ODB, memory box pearl lace, spellbinders label 14
Other: the cross is from Jolee's
Well that is it for me, you all stay warm.


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Brussels, 12 May 2010
Digital Agenda: Information and Communication Technologies top total corporate R&D investment in Europe
Europe's Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) sector, accounting for just 4.8% of GDP, leads the way in private research and development (R&D) in the EU, with 25% of total investment and 32% of researchers working in the private sector in 2007, according to a European Commission report released today. However, even with these numbers the EU is still lagging behind global competitors in terms of both public and private ICT R&D investment. This investment gap is identified as one problem to tackle by the forthcoming European Digital Agenda, one of seven flagship initiatives of the Europe 2020 strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
Digital Agenda Commissioner Neelie Kroes said: "To help achieve our goal of investing 3% of GDP in research and development, Europe needs to double its public spending on ICT R&D by 2020 and also create the best conditions for the private sector to do the same."
The report released today was carried out by experts in the European Commission's Joint Research Centre for the period 2002-2007. The statistics show that the EU is lagging behind its main competitors (the US, Canada, Japan and South Korea) in terms of corporate R&D investments in the ICT sector. R&D business investment is 2.5 times greater in the US (€83.8 billion in purchasing power parity) than in the EU (€34.1 billion). 50% of R&D patents submitted by US-based inventors are in ICT technologies compared to 20% by European researchers. However, lower R&D investment in the EU compared to the US does not necessarily mean that individual EU ICT companies invest less in R&D than their international competitors. The disparity is largely due to the smaller size and slower growth rate of European ICT companies.
R&D in ICT across Member States
In 2007, Germany alone accounted for 27% of employment in the ICT manufacturing sub-sectors, while the UK remained the leader in ICT services, taking up 19% of jobs. These two countries, together with France, contributed to more than half of business R&D expenditure in ICT, and generated three out of four of all European patents in ICT technologies, with Germany in the lead, with almost 45%. Finland, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden are the only four Member States whose number of ICT patent applications is similar to or above the US ratio of 110 patents for every million people in 2006. Finland and Sweden invest the largest amount of business R&D expenditure in ICT in relation to their GDP, above the US level (see annex)
When it comes to public funding, EU governments fund a smaller share of ICT R&D in relation to total public funding for R&D compared to the US. In 2007, 6% of total public funding for R&D in the EU (€5.3 billion) went to the ICT sector, while it was close to 9% in the US (€10.4 billion). Finland, Sweden and Spain were the countries with the highest levels of ICT public funding in relation to their GDP, close to the US level.
Despite the strong increase in R&D investments made by the ICT sector in the new EU Member States, this expenditure is still low in relation to their GDP. However, spectacular increases in ICT manufacturing employment have occurred in Hungary (42%) and the Czech Republic (44%).
Background information
This report was commissioned by the European Commission's Directorate General for Information Society and Media and carried out by experts at the Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS), one of the seven scientific institutes of the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC). The work focused on three complementary perspectives: national statistics covering both private and public R&D expenditure, company data and technology-based indicators. It relies on the latest available official statistics delivered by the Member States, Eurostat and the OECD.
In 2009, the European Commission committed to increase the annual funding available under the ICT part of its overall research programme from €1.1 billion in 2010 to €1.7 billion in 2013. It called on Member States to match this budget increase at national level with diverted and new sources of financing including pre-commercial procurements of research results and cohesion policy funds (IP/09/397).
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The report on investment in ICT R&D in the European Union is available at:
Contribution of the ICT/non-ICT sectors to total private R&D intensity
Figures and graphics available in PDF and WORD PROCESSED
Source: JRC-IPTS based on data from Eurostat, OECD, EU KLEMS and national statistics
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The Academy of Country Music Awards have so thoroughly taken over Vegas that the ACM organization has trademarked the phrase "The Week Vegas Goes Country" to describe the array of activities surrounding the awards broadcast. For country fans who didn't want to pony up the ticket prices for one of the televised ACM events, there were still plenty of options to experience the range of music that the ACM brought to town.
On Friday night I headed down to the Fremont Street Experience to catch Sunny Sweeney as part of the free ACM Weekend shows. As is often the case with free concerts on Fremont, the crowd was a mix of interested fans and curious gawkers who stopped to see what the fuss was about. Sweeney, the first act of the night, won over much of the crowd thanks to her affable charm and rollicking, attitude-filled songs. Aside from radio single "From a Table Away," Sweeney isn't particularly well-known, but she managed to inspire pretty strong audience participation on a couple of songs.
The Fremont shows overlapped with the multi-pronged ACM Experience at the Orleans (both ran Friday and Saturday), and I made my way over there on Saturday to see the last few acts on the daylong bill of the Party for a Cause Festival, starting with 21-year-old country whiz-kid Hunter Hayes. Hayes is a strong singer and an even better guitarist, and watching him reminded me of seeing blues prodigy Jonny Lang in his early days (complete with contorted guitar-solo face). Hayes' set alternated between bluesy jams and middle-of-the-road adult contemporary; with his pretty-boy looks, guitar heroics and sensitive-dude ballads, he's like a country version of John Mayer.
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Eminem might be looking a little glum in the image above but he's sure to turn that frown upside down when he finds out that he's bagged the top spot on both the US single and album charts. Eminem has succeeded in taking down the monster that is Katy Perry's record breaking smash California Gurls with his own monster smash Love The Way You Lie, which features Rihanna. This is now Eminem's fourth US #1 single and Rihanna's seventh!!! In Rihanna's five short years on the scene, she has achieved the most #1s out of any artist in that timespan. That's pretty impressive.
Rihanna's fellow Bajan Shontelle has also managed to defy her sceptics with the former one hit wonder reaching a new peak of #13 with her catchy ballad Impossible. Paramore may have already moved onto next single Careful but its predecessor The Only Exception is proving to be something of a sleeper hit by reaching #36 on the singles chart. Paramore's previous singles Ignorance and Brick By Boring Brick from their #2 album Brand New Eyes failed to make any significant placing on the chart so I guess this is Paramore's first US hit from the album.
Usher has proven that there's just no stopping him! DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love, the Pitbull assisted lead single from new album Versus has debuted at a stellar #19. I smell future OMG like success but I'll actually be happy for it because DJ is a catchy, fun song. The biggest drop in the chart is Kanye West's Power which goes from #29 to #60. Kanye better get a video made and some promotion done quick to ensure that he doesn't face a similar fate to Christina Aguilera.
California Gurls hasn't died just yet. Its still sits at #1 on the Pop Charts while Paramore's The Only Exception gains a rise in airplay and debuts at #19. The R&B/Hip-Hop Chart is still held on to by Alicia Keys with Un-thinkable (I'm Ready). I think Un-thinkable is the least commercial single Keys has released to date from The Element Of Freedom but it has ironically sold the best. Looks like my dream of working for a record label has been cut short. I brought you Wynter Gordon's Dirty Talk video a few days ago. That was the master of the Dance Chart last week but has now being kicked off by British duo Goldfrapp's Alive. Great to see that the single has charted somewhere after it flopped in the UK.
Enrique Iglesias continues his reign at the top of the Latin Charts with Cuando Me Enamoro, Shinedown are #1 on the Rock Chart with The Crow And The Butterly while Luke Brian is atop the Country Charts with Doin' My Thing.
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Tell me a little about yourself.
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Beertender was inspired by our friends. For a long time, we were just three home brewers who liked sharing our beer with people. Friends kept asking, where can I buy your beer? Collectively, we decided going the way of a brewery wasn't our passion at this point in life, we wanted all the people who wanted to buy our beer to learn from us and make it themselves.
Why do you think people are so much more interested in craft beverages these days?
I think the craft movement transcends beverages. For a long time in America, we were told buying mass-produced items was not only better for us and our wallets, but better for America. Now we're told support small business, support local craftsman, local is better for you and it's about fucking time. Locally-made things are almost always better, though maybe not for your wallet.
What goes on at a typical Beertender brewing class?
Beertender classes range in size and style. The smallest being a very informational hands-on experience, with a strong focus on the basic techniques of good home brewers and an in-depth explanation of hops, yeast, and barley.
Large classes are more like a party. The education side at the larger classes is more like fight club, you must decide your own level of involvement. No matter what size the class, we are drinking beer, laughing and having a good time.
What is the atmosphere like on an average night at Bar Ama?
At Bar Ama, we have a mixed bag of neighborhood regulars as well as people driving from all over southern California to come and try the food and cocktails. Our seats are mostly occupied by young successful people; it's inspiring to be surrounded by so many creative types.
What do you enjoy most about working where you do?
I've always loved working with my hands and being creative. Brewing and bartending allow me create beverages for people to enjoy!
How did you get your start as a bartender?
My parents owned a restaurant when I was born, so I guess you could say then!
What skills or traits should every good bartender possess?
People skills are the most important. Anyone can learn the steps to making great cocktails and beer. You can't teach people skills.
What do you feel is the most underrated cocktail or ingredient?
Beer ingredients. Not beer itself, but the components of beer. Hops. Beautiful, delicious, fragrant, hops. I've only just started dabbling with hops in cocktails, but from brewing experience, I know you can imbue a lot of different flavors from a lot of different hops.
Oh, and malt too. I made hot toddies with some really malty beer wort that were just amazing in the winter.
Or rum… get your mind off Malibu and flavored rum, people. Rum is amazing.
Who is the most intriguing person to ever sit at your bar?
Tough one. Jessica Biel accidentally touched my butt at a private party, that was pretty cool. But seriously, Todd and Miranda. I served these two on their first date, on my first day at The Varnish. Now they're married.
They have always supported me and Beertender in a way that means a lot. Their lives have always together have always captivated me and getting to watch two people fall in love over the years is really nice.
Almost makes you believe. Almost.
What do you drink when you're not working?
Beer and rum. Any style of beer depending on my mood. Rum, neat, something aged at least three years. El Dorado 5 years would be my personal favorite.
As of this very moment, what are your three favorite beers?
Noble Ale Works, Naughty Sauce: a Golden Milk Stout infused with coffee. This beer is like a eccentric home brewers dream and is, in my opinion, perfectly balanced for the flavors desired in the final beer.
The Bruery, Sour in the Rye: a rye ale left to ferment with bacteria cultures in oak barrels for over a year.
Golden Road Brewing, Heal the Bay IPA: this seasonal India pale ale reminds me of spring every time I drink it. These three breweries have had a very strong hand in the shaping of what Beertender is today and where Beertender will be in the future.
If you had to offer one piece of advice to someone just starting out as a bartender, what would it be?
Find a mentor and watch how they work. Watch the hands move, the body language, the eyes, watch and listen to everything they do and then find another mentor and do it all again. Good bartenders are like kung-fu masters and the only way to be the best, is to challenge yourself to learn every style. Like Bruce Lee says, "Style without style."
What are your short- and long-term goals with Beertender?
Short term, building our brand and helping shape the Los Angeles craft beer scene by embodying the spirit of the city and it's people. Long term? Everyone's a brewer, baby. Beertender for President!


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Johannesburg - Egypt is reaping the rewards of a painful devaluation.
The plunge that sent its currency tumbling the most in the world over the past six months has made the nation's assets among Renaissance Capital's top picks in developing nations. The Egyptian pound is now the cheapest of all emerging-market and African currencies after it scrapped controls in November, the investment bank's real effective exchange rate model shows.
The weaker currency should spur exports and encourage foreign direct investment over the next few years, according to Charles Robertson, RenCap's London-based global chief economist.
"Egypt is one of the most interesting stories in emerging markets right now for any investor anywhere," he said on Monday in an interview in Cape Town. "There is an investment opportunity in Egypt now that's as good as it was in South Africa when the rand was 16 to the dollar a year ago."
Read also: 'South Africa will weather the storm'
The nation allowed its currency to float to tempt foreigners back to Egyptian markets and alleviate a dollar shortage that has crippled the economy. The North African country in February was said to have cleared the backlog of investors seeking to repatriate funds, which had been one of the reasons why money managers steered clear of Egyptian assets.
Should investors be concerned about Egypt's risks?
"It's the most risky country in emerging markets to invest in in terms of regime change, along with Thailand. But President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi is not likely to anoint himself as king forever." "What's more likely, if there is change, is it becomes a little bit more like a Turkey or a Russia or a Malaysia, where Parliamentary elections do happen, more parties can compete in them, but it's not full democracy." "The question is: is it in the price? When you have got the cheapest currency in emerging markets, or Africa, I think it is very much in the price."
What other investment opportunities do you see in Africa?
"The ones that are interesting are Ghana after the election of a new pro-reform government in December, and Ivory Coast, with the caveat that they have had a few army mutinies and that is putting some fiscal pressure on the country right now." "And potentially Zambia, but that's not without its problems. It has come up quite a lot since the copper price rose. And then there are places like Rwanda, which continue to be interesting to us." "Morocco is an expensive market, but the macro picture is very, very good."
What about South Africa?
"Our fair value for the rand, based on our real effective exchange rate mechanism model, is 12.30 to the US dollar. I struggle to get excited about that currency when it's at fair value, given the change in finance minister that we've had, given the downgrade from investment grade, given the likely further downgrade from Moody's Investors Service, which is coming." "South Africa is not going to get a rating upgrade for a good few years. I wouldn't be adding to positions in South Africa at R12.80 to the dollar, given what's happened." "The difficulty for South Africa is that while the numbers are not all that bad, it's that over the last 20 years, they haven't improved." "But I'm more confident about South Africa than I am about Turkey."
And Nigeria?
"It's become interesting again in Nigeria. It all changed on Friday night because the central bank produced a new foreign exchange rate for investors. This investment rate seems to allow the currency to trade within a few percent of the parallel rate. It seems investors will be able to bring money in as take money out at that rate." "Up until now you have been bringing money in at a rate of 315 naira to the dollar and you have been struggling to get any money out at all. Around 370 to the dollar is a reasonable rate to put money in."Bloomberg


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Science Odyssey: Jar of Fears
Do We Fight CO2 or Embrace It?
This public event officially launched the first annual Science Odyssey campaign at Concordia University. Geoffrey Ozin, pioneer of nanoscience in Canada gave a keynote presentation entitled "Jar of Fears – Do We Want to Fight Carbon Dioxide or Embrace It?"
Carbon Dioxide: can't live with it, can't live without it.
Most people are very confused about what to do with our growing carbon dioxide challenge. This confusion is creating great uncertainty amongst the general public, media, industry, business, policy makers and governments. It is also creating anxiety about the future we can expect for our children.
In this lecture Geoffrey Ozin will explore whether chemistry and engineering strategies for transforming carbon dioxide into renewable fuels can provide a solution to this grand challenge.
Geoffrey Ozin is currently the Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Materials Chemistry and Nanochemistry and Distinguished University Professor at the University of Toronto, where he currently spearheads the activities of the Solar Fuels Cluster. Recently he has been the recipient of the World Technology Network Award in Energy and the RSC Centenary Prize and the Albert Einstein Prize for his work in defining, enabling and popularising a chemical approach to nanomaterials for innovative nanotechnology in advanced materials and biomedical science.
A reception was held after the presentation where a poster session showcasing current Concordia nanoscience research was displayed. Concordia Research Centres shared information about their groundbreaking work.
This event was part of Science Odyssey 2017, a ten-day national campaign of discovery and innovation to celebrate Canadian achievements in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).


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We thought our vacation to celebrate our 20 anniversary together was wonderful, AMAZING and so very memorable. Sure there were things that didn't work out exactly as we had hoped, but overall it was the trip of a lifetime. I took over 1100 pics in Kauai, plus Steve made many short video clips. I also tried to keep a daily journal of the activities/events/moments, but I have to say, it is difficult to express and share how wonderful it was. The one thing I do know is that the visual snip-its from our vacation invoke feelings of bubbly laughter, warmth, relaxation and love for me.
We landed in Kauai in the late afternoon on Saturday, May 14th. The airport in Lihue was basically open air, so the heavy warm air was the first thing we noticed. Then the wonderful smells tickled my senses because there were beautiful flowers everywhere. On the tops of trees, on the shrubs, simply all over! Steve bought me a flower lei while were were waiting for our checked bag (I'll have to explain more later about our LEARNS on how to pack light). Having the lei wrapped around my neck made the flower fragrance almost too overpowering for me. The beauty of the landscape was surreal. It looked like a movie set and we were still at the airport!
I have always been captivated by flowers and I tried to photograph the amazing varieties. It is no surprise that Kauai is called the garden Isle. On the second day, we toured part of the National Tropical Botanical Gardens called the McBryde gardens. The curator told us that during the month of May, there are more flowers blooming on Kauai than at any other time. I gave a silent prayer of thanks to God for leading us here for our anniversary vacation because there were so many other locations we were originally trying to go to. My heart literally swells when I look at the intricate beauty of a flower. I had originally told Steve that we didn't have to go to the botanical gardens together, he could just drop me off and do something else. Steve said, "I want to go with you. It makes me happy to see how excited you get about flowers." Really?? Made me fall even more in love with him.
Since were were staying on the south side of the island (Kiahuna Plantation Resort Condominiums in Po'ipu), we were able to take in every sunset. Some sunsets were more spectacular than others because it depended upon the cloud cover. We also were able to experience the full moon and enjoyed the impact of it on the tide. The beach was ever changing and we made a point to walk the beach together every evening. Nothing is more romantic to us than the sound, smell, feel and beauty of walking along the beautiful beach barefoot, listening to the waves crash, while holding hands with each other.
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Adding another magazine cover to her credit, Alexa Chung is featured on the front of Flare magazine"s November 2013.
While donning designer garb from Ralph Lauren and J Crew for the Jason Kim-shot spread, the 29-year-old model/television presenter dished about her love life and even reveals her hidden talent.
Check out a highlights from Miss Chung"s interview below. For more, be sure to visit Flare!
On her relationships:
"I"m a serial monogamist. I can"t just casually sleep with boys. It"s just not for me. Call me old-fashioned. I don"t sleep with people I don"t find interesting, or whose brain isn"t the main turn-on for me. It"s not like I get all, "Oh, he"s fit." It"s often there"s a deeper connection, so it just means it last a big longer."
On her time away from home:
"I do miss England a lot. I mention it every day because I want to retain my sense of Britishness, which is something I wasn"t aware of until I moved [to the United States]."
On her impersonations:
"I can do good impressions of people; if I spend enough time with a person I can impersonate them: voice, mannerisms, all of it. I do a mean impression. But just actual friends of me, not famous people. Unless my friends are famous."
On her sense of style:
"I"m either working too much to get out there and spend money or I just don"t buy too many trend-led pieces, so if I"m investing in something it"s classic, does the job and lasts a long time."


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You…of, Course!
Many people do not know that David of Snipers Skate Shop/Sharpening @ The Stu Barnes Arena in Spruce Grove, Alberta has ten years of solid, practical experience as a Skate Tech and Manager. He was trained by Blademaster—the Industry Experts—and sharpened the skates of the Chinese National/Olympic Women's hockey Team back in 2008. Currently, David sharpens several of the Champion Junior A Saints skates before games: Parker MacKay, Jake Mykitiuk, Austin Hunter, Cole Nicholson, Brett Zarowny, Connor James, Connor Lukan, Tyler Busch and others from time to time.
We believe that we offer unparalled and skilled skate sharpening and we could charge more for our sharpening but we purposely keep our rates at a reasonable and competitive rate; we understand that having your kids in Ringette and Hockey is quite expensive: two-hundred dollar hockey sticks, five-hundred dollars skates, travel, accommodation and your time.
We want to be the best and we strive to achieve that each and every day.
We very much appreciate the support we have received from Spruce Grove and surrounding area and we plan on being around for quite some time to come.
The next time you are in Spruce Grove, look us up at the Agrena off King Street and Agrena Road. Look for the 9 story Condo. We would be very happy to see you.
Did You Know…?
Snipers does custom profiling?
We recommend that you get your skates profiled every two months for optimal performance. Ask us Why?


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So I'm a bead junkie since way back by now, especially when it comes to seed bead colours -- Gotta Catch 'Em All! -- and soon I became a copper junkie (though it's more base metals in general now). Then I got back into embroidery and drooled over every conceivable embroidery thread shade and type. I'm as addicted to embroidery threads as to beads now! And more specifically, I've recently become crazy about space-dyed or variegated fibres of all sorts. Preferably hand dyed.
Don't ask me why because I often end up not using them very often or, when I do, not using them in a way that specifically shows off the space-dyed effect particularly well. But I still can't help to drool over it. Guess it's the lovely colour combos all in one thread that does it. It's an instant colour palette inspiration. Maybe it's also because these threads are less common, more unique (especially the hand-dyed ones), or because they have more depth, the blending hues making them more attractive than the usual uniformly coloured embroidery threads. And maybe can add another thing to it as well: the fun effect you can get when beading with ombré or variegated/space-dyed stringing materials, something I've written about here.
It's not a totally new addiction -- I've shown tendencies in post like Embroidery threads for Christmas and More yarn. Not to mention One offs sorted -- and why mixed skeins are a fab challenge. And it's evident in this pinboard too. Space-dyed fibres also make me talk to myself as you can see here and here. But this time I've almost outdone myself: not being able to resist a 10 % off offer, I bought more. Heavy linen thread, matte 6-ply fine cotton, 12-strand silk, viscose gimp, braided silk and even a new mixed skein (If you don't know what that is, see photo above and the One offs sorted post linked to above). Couldn't stop drooling and just have to get my fix.
(Please don't look at that pic trying to figure out how much I spent on this one order... I'm a tad embarrassed, but at the same time I'm treating myself to some yummy supplies after 10-11 months of living as frugally as possible.)Don't know how well it shows in the photos, but I just love how matte the 6-ply cotton is. Normally I'd say linen is matte (see fifth skein from the top in the above photo), but this thin thread is even more matte, making the colours feel like chalk or powder. Love it! Only mishap was that I thought the pastel skein was going to be a bit more like silk rods and not as pastel-y as they turned out to be, but the matte finish still makes it a nice buy. And you always need a few different accent colours when embroidering, not all colourways are for big areas. It can still be very useful.
The violet and blue silk cord (third from top) was also a choice I'm very pleased with, especially now that I'm trying to work a little more with blues. It'd be better for jewellery if it was thicker (seller doesn't have any thicker silk cord of this sort), but it still works in both embroidery and jewellery making.
12-ply silk is super soft and fluffy. I've bought a skein before (as seen here) or I'd be over the moon right now, telling you how lovely and beautiful it is. It really invites you to just sit and stroke it. And being silk, it has a nice lustre and makes the colours shine -- though it's of cause not a shiny as, say, filament silk.
Should I say something about the last two threads too? There's the viscose gimp, which turned out to a little too similar to a skein I already have, but with darker maroon and red hues so it'll probably find its use too. And I had to get yet another mixed skein just because it looked so nice in the photos. To be honest, I do prefer the mix of threads in Oliver Twists (top photo) than in Stef Francis' Texture Selection, they're the better choice for the jewellery maker in my opinion, but the colours seduced me. Can you blame me?
But it does mean one thing: now I really have to get a grip and at least start working more with them, not just treat them like eye candy as usual! If nothing else I have to invent a good reason for spending so much money on this...
Anyone else likes variegated/space-dyed threads? Do you have any good tips or suggestions when it comes to working with multi-coloured fibre to share? Or are you maybe in the same stage as me, just beginning to use it?


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Now in its third year. Geronimo is taking place over the Bank holiday weekend 27th-29th May at the picturesque Arley Hall estate in Northwich. On offer for families is the chance to experience one of the UK's most amazing family festivals with a whole weekend of jam packed fun. It's unique in that it caters for all types of 'festival goer', from the seasoned family pros to the complete newbie. No matter what your experience of festivals is, Geronimo fits the bill. The warm and welcoming atmosphere allows families to relax and enjoy a weekend full of family fun for all ages. You can expect to see the stars of CBeebies Justin Fletcher, Mr Bloom and the stars of Swashbuckle, as well as YouTube favourites Amazing Arabella and Mini Matt Smith in the new Digital Zone.
As spring fast approaches, now's the time to book family tickets for Geronimo, www.geronimofest.com, the ultimate in children's festivals. Tier two tickets are now available at the following prices: Prebooked Saturday day only £21 per ticket; Sunday £21 per ticket; Monday £18 per ticket; 2 day Saturday/Sunday – £39; 3 day Saturday, Sunday and Monday – £55. Camping is £60 FOR THREE NIGHTS. caravan is £90 FOR THREE NIGHTS and admittance for a day on the gate is £30.
The beauty of Geronimo is that it doesn't break the bank in terms of the entry fee and camping and parking costs. It only caters for families and it offers three days of high quality non stop family entertainment. It will play host to a huge array of TV stars who will take centre stage throughout the event. The theme of this year's event is Princesses, Knights and Dragons families are welcome to dress up and join in the fun. There are two full Circuses, a Theatre Tent and a Show Ground Arena with lots of displays including motorcycles, jousting and fencing. For the active kid, there's so much to fun to be had on the Bear Grylls Assault Course, dare devil mobile climbing walls and cardboard harp workshops.
The music offering is second to none and includes the Voodoo Love Orchestra, Manière des Bohémiens an energetic and improvised Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grappelli influenced Gypsy Jazz and Eastern European swing and Mr Wilson Second Liners – a New Orleans meets 90s club classics…a rave funeral without the body…What more is there to say!
When it comes to accommodation families can bring their own tent, caravan or motor home or book one of Geronimo's range of accommodation including Bedouin tents and Tangerine tents available to suit families whatever their size.
For further information about the Geronimo Festival and to book tickets, please visit www.geronimofest.com


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I had to start this post with that tremendous amount of enthusiasm, because I'm about to confess to being exceedingly naughty. 😉
Remember about two years ago when I had took my first adventurous steps into dyeing, and on a lark I grabbed two balls of ultra ugly Rowan Kidsilk Haze to toss into the leftover Kool-Aid? Ever since then, I've been on the hunt for some way to use the resulting cotton candy confection I produced in the process.
With only 454 yards of fairly gaudy, laceweight yarn, I was definitely limited as to what I could knit with it. I exchanged the seriously-ugly-yarn problem for the what-am-I- going-to-do-it-this-stuff problem. It wanted to be lace, but the print would overwhelm most patterns. Many hours spent on Ravelry looking for Pattern Right, but I came up empty every time.
Then the other night, when I was looking for something totally different, I found "It" – the pattern so perfect that I pinched myself to see if I was awake or having one of those dreams like where I wake up right before I pay for the utterly amazing antiques I found for next to nothing at a yard sale. (I'm still convinced that if I ever pay for them, I'll get to keep them in real life.) I found the Horai Scarf by Hiroko Fukatsu. It was perfect – except that it called for 4 balls of yarn, and I had only 2. I tried to walk away from the pattern, but I just couldn't keep my mind off it. Then I realized that it uses the yarn doubled, and the wheels started turning in my mind… Soon I discovered ilovemath's massive stash reduction, including 3 balls of Pearl Kidsilk Haze. She got my yarn to me at supersonic speed. Problem solved in spades!:)
End result? I'm double stranding my somewhat bold, handpainted yarn with a strand of the pearl, which is softening the overall effect and producing an ethereal cloud of starry down. I'm in love!
The pattern is extremely easy to memorize, and nearly as easy to work, though there's a slight challenge in working the two K3togs into the same stitch at times, and a bit slower than working the more traditional stitch patterns. It's well worth the added effort, though, and since the rows each add about a half inch, it's growing quickly. It's a battle for me to keep my hands off this project when I'm supposed to be doing other things, and I was so eager to work it last night that I totally forgot I'd not finished my Burridge Lake quota for this past weekend. Oops! I need to figure out how to squeeze in a few extra long knitting sessions soon… 😉
What would I change about the pattern? Not sure why, but my scarf is coming out dramatically wider than that of the designer, so it's going to undoubtedly be length challenged. I'd frog any other yarn and start over with a smaller cast on number, but mohair would be enough of a nightmare to do that with that I'd probably loose half the yarn I've already knit into it, and I'd still end up with a shorter scarf than I'd like. I'll find some way to make this work, but if you make this pattern, I'd recommend having at least one more ball available or casting on fewer stitches.
The other change I'd make is to not have all this other stuff I'm SUPPOSED to be doing making me feel guilty for finally knitting up some of my hand-dyed yarn. 😉


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Spicy Chicken Fry
This is a Hot and spicy Chicken fry,that tastes good with Briyani,sambhar and rasam rice.This is a simple chicken side dish.I tried this recipe first time but it came out beyond my expectations.Its so easy to cook.Use nonstick pan for better result and less oil.
Ginger garlic paste-1 tsp
Chilli powder-2 tsp
Coriander powder-1/2 tsp
Turmeric powder-1/4 tsp
Pepper powder-1/2 tsp
Chicken masala-1 tsp
Curd-3 tsp
Cinnamon 1"
Curry leaves
Preparation Method:
1. Mix Chilli powder,turmeric,chicken masala,coriander powder,ginger garlic paste and salt along with curd.
2. Make slit in the chicken and marinade for 4-5 hrs.
3. Heat the oil in pan,add cloves,cinnamon and curry leaves and saute well.
4. Now add marinated chicken pieces and let the chicken cook in its own water.
5. Sprinkle pepper powder and Cook until it turn into brown in slow flame.
6. Serve hot.
Monday, May 04, 2009
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3 comments:
- Balakrishna Saraswathy said...
The chicken fry looks great and would be excellent choice to have for curd rice..u got a nice space..do sign in as a follower..
- September 28, 2009 at 5:44 AM
- n33ma said...
very yummy looking chicken.
- December 9, 2009 at 9:21 PM
- Muraligeetham said...
chicken fry looks nice and tasty !!
- December 10, 2009 at 11:10 PM


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A collection of 21 covers photographed by Baron
During his 3-year "tour of duty" with Rolling Stone, Baron's photos graced 21 issues of the magazine.
There are two versions of the book - the "regular" edition, featured here, and the "Limited Edition" version. Please click here to see and buy the Limited Edition version of the Rolling Stones Covers book.


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Well, I just read a blog post that so perfectly sums up my attitude to technology over the Christmas/holiday period that I'm going to strongly recommend you take a couple of minutes to read it here. Full of practical tips on how to go "internet-lite" over the break. I've written before about taking back control of your technology (because who do you think is in charge of it, if it's not you?). I'm also still on the slow-down-you're-moving-too-fast mindfulness bandwagon, and getting back on the radical monotasking train.
So yes: read this blog post.
And have a fantastic, safe, fun-filled holiday break. I'm switching off data on my phone and not logging onto my computer for quite a while. Woohoo! Family, here I come.
Until 2014…
Madeleine x
[picture credit: jannoon028, freedigitalphotos.net]


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I Created A Typeface From Maps I Hand Drew Of 26 Cities Of The World
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I have been drawing maps for many years, but decided I needed a more focused challenge. I decided to draw a map a day, but wanted an even more specific brief. I hit upon the idea of creating a typeface, with each letter being a unique map.
I chose 26 key cities from around the world, one for each letter of the alphabet. Then, using my trusty Pilot G-TEC C4 pen, I hand drew each city – placing each within its initial letter.
I managed to create one a day for 26 days until the alphabet was complete (using the added pressure of posting daily on social media so I couldn't cheat!)
More info: dannybranscombe.com
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