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I am in the final stages of an android app, and need someone who can fix a tiny compatibility issue with my VideoChat implementation based on WebRTC (Samsung phones show no picture) and add 2 simple API calls to already existing buttons in the UserInterface)
fix the android app take out the old api and implement new confrence and video api with changing the new UI [login to view URL] [login to view URL]
Looking for someone to help me debug the Ionic App so that it renders in the Emulator/ iOS device (instead of showing ...Emulator/ iOS device (instead of showing a blank) -- the app renders properly in the browser right now. I have the app running on Android but there is a bug wiht a module de Videochat Cometchat qhen i try to publish it on IOS Store
Hello, Please read till the end of this brief. We are [login to view URL], a web based application that enables videochat and other real-time communication methods over websites. Our code is based on angularjs and we are considering moving to React. Almost all our code is written within angularjs directives or services. We are looking experts in moving
... I'm considering to produce an app based on crowdsourcing for a specific niche. It is based on putting in contact people by crowdsourcing match and connecting them by videochat for a consultation. This is NOT an adult service. The best rated professional/ closest to the client receives the call initially. Other professionals follow if he doesn't
i want a videochat website same as [login to view URL] before bid please check for the site research and than bid.
Logo for videochat studio. Supported colors: red, green, pink, yellow. We want to choose from at least 2 variants. The execution time is up to 24 hours.
...application. For each new customer brought to us we will give you 50% of the sale made. We're looking for a person that knows his or her way around the internet and find videochat models and studios that would be interested to use our software. We leave up to the freelancer to do the advertising, contacting of models and studios. The customers will
...(IncomingCall), where the app user can accepts the call and choose between two options (Skilleyesmodus, Handymodus) - After the app user chooses an option a new view opens (VideoChat) Current issue: The android version which works fine now, used pubnub as xirsys to stream the current video to the webpage, currently we stuck at streaming the video to the
I am in the final stages of an android app, and need someone who can fix 2 tiny issues with my xmpp chat and add a VideoChat implementation based on WebRTC to it (i started working with videoguru myself) More details via chat
I would need someone to code a solution, with payment, where people can call, chat or videochat, and pay per second. This will be done with that the customer are prepaying. . Please only give me offers where you are telling me how you will make the technical solution, and ca price.
As the title says - looking for a chef for mediterranean, indian, and asian cooking! Can teach from your own kitchen. Willing to pay $15-35 depending on skill level and complexity of the dish. Message for details!
need a chat and videochat website in wordpress.
Looking for a Twilio developper to setup the programmable chat and videochat onto our website. Setup Twilio base env on our server Integrate one instance of a programmable chat Integrate one instance of a programmable videochat Quick CSS how-to Quick Chat & VideoChat replication how-to We expect this to take anywher between 4-5 hours. We require
PHP and webrtc enabled video, audio and text website needs to be completed. Only those quick and able to start asap may bid
Hi, I have fully installed Asterisk 16 and working webphone based on sipjs....have fully installed Asterisk 16 and working webphone based on sipjs. Audio on that setup are working, what I need is a someone who reconfigure it and make for me working videochat on this. It could be sipjs or sipml5 i dont care. It have to works audio call _AND_ video call
...world and add them as friends. The App will be fun and addictive because of the following powerful and marvelous features of the Livechat Video. With this App, you can have videochat will millions of people and have live talk with humorous people from different countries and make friends. * Highlight of the Features * 1. Random Video Chat with Strangers
Hello here is the app [login to view URL] (Please install its demo and check it before we deal ) Required customization ==========...and unlimited swipes for premium users ) 3. Adding fortumo and paypal payment gateways 4. Adding [login to view URL] chatrooms c lone exactly like chatrooms but without the need of videochat feature
I need a webpage with the follow characteristics: - Start videochat inside the webpage, between an user and a web admin, with limitation of time. - Record the videocalls.
I need two (US) English speakers to read a small transcript. The job is really easy and requires a minimum amount at preparation. You'll receive a link, startup up a videochat and have that chat with another person (according to the attached script). Total time should be max 30 minutes. You will $50 for it.
Need someone I can videochat with and get a good talk in about what I need this logo to incorporate. Need someone patient and creative.
Website video chat Video chat Streaming p2p Raw resolution Users can; Do cam to cam with audio too, like videochat Send gifts Desing feature Simple and minimalist clean design Payment process integrated payment gateway with stripe internal currency of the site called "SC" "sexcoin" internal calculation of fees for models Account
Simple page with a button to start a video call with WebRTC. The technologies needed to cover are: Java Spring Websocket StomJS WebRTC Free public STUN server Number of pages 1 The project must work to make a video call to 2 people who have access to the page without any restriction or anything else.
is there anyone who can make a video chat software that will function on any basic shared web hosting servers. where i do not need special streaming servers such as fms,WebRTC or Red5. i want something like this [login to view URL] with all the future
Miristream is a fast & powerful VideoChat encoder that lets you broadcast high quality video, audio and chat in a single package. A large video preview window and adjustable font sizes make it easy to use, while information about the clients including usernames, usage history and other information provide insite to your broadcasters to help drive per-minute
Hi We are looking for an iOS/IONIC expert to solve a problem with a video chat service. For some reason, the permissions are not requested and therefore the video chat service does not work. We want an expert to look at it and basically, that person should be able to solve it within no time.
I need someone that can implement quickbloxs videochat into my project.
I need an Android app. I already have a design for it, I just need it to be built. I need someone to implement quickblox videochat into my program
...patient can book. Form section: the profesional will be able to create simple tests. Student web/app The seasons will be in a videochat mode Features: History of the patient, they will be able to take notes while the videochat is running Access to their agenda Access to the test Check on subscriptions Signs Legal agreements Setup account (Personal
PROJECT: 1) 1 language: english 2) Manage only 2 users 3) Encrypted login trough just one password (if more simple also email and password is ok, but I don't want no socia login) 4) Encrypted audio and video calls between only 2 users (with option of speakerphone on/off) suggested api to use for audio and video calls: [login to view URL] (free up to 100 devices) [login to view URL] ...
Interactive cartoon for live videochat site .
...have three main areas: (1) Quick Scripts (SIGNATURE SERVICE) -> good interactive form to capture orders is required (2) online consults with appointment calendar and videochat similar to other telemedicine websites (3) lab orders and interpretation. Just a simple to collect information and send attachments and the link to online consultation like
I'm interested in a bot script or app or any other method to generate guests /...getting more guests in the model room They can be fake, but it would be even better if they would be registered users i want a script or traffic generator eu sunt model la videochat si iti pot face show-uri private doar tie iti pot satisface toate dorintel si fanteziile
1) OS needed:MacOS, iOS (apple watch is welcome), Android, Windows, Browser (on windows and mac os) 2) Just 2 contemporary users (if also more of 2 people is welcome) 3) Widget with TO DO LIST 4) Widget with Shared Files (google drive) 5) Rebrand the app with my brand 6) Screen sharing 7) Chat with 1-3 people only 8) 1to1 video and audio calls (if also more of 2 people is welcome) 9) Send ...
I want to use the web rtc for my ...searching for someone, who can program a safe and stable solution. The functionality shall be easy: I give the customer a link or number, and he can click the link to call by videochat. Just one connection shall be possible, I want to talk to my customers on an easy and safe way. Attached my server functionalities.
...accounts. Users have some free services or they can pay to get credits according to a kind of user/account. So we want to implement a chat/videochat using TOKBOX ([login to view URL]), in which users get to chat/videochat free or spending some credits according to some rules. Users will open chat sessions limited by time, this time is given according to the
I need to send the ids of the users of a videochat on my website to the server nothing else.
I need to edit my videochat script to send the ids of partecipant to a url, nothing else
I need to edit my videochat script
I need to edit my videochat script
...video chat or 1 to multiple video chat. On administrative side; The ability to set minimum pay per minute charge. Ability to access any chat. Ability to keep track of videochat time and database and charge customer. Ability to implement payment options like paypal. Ability to limit users to enter video chat without a minimum account balance.
I need a chat/videochat app with groups and rooms.
Ciao Xiongjie C., hello i wont to modify a videochat you maked i have buyed..can we speack please?
Hello, I've a Zend Framework project with a videochat script and I need to make some changes on it.
riot white label info: [login to view URL] 1) OS needed:MacOS, iOS (apple watch), Android, Windows, Browser 2) Just one room with 2-3 users inside 3) Widget with TO DO LIST 4) Widget with Shared Files (google drive) 5) Rebrand [login to view URL] with my brand 6) Screensharing 7) Chat with 1-3 people only using riot 8) 1to1 video and audio calls 9) Send Files and clipboard from chat ...
We want to create a 1-to-1 video chat with sound and text based on WebRTC and must run correctly on Windows, Mac, Android and iOS, with peers belonging to any of these platform. The connection must be secure. We need a very simple admin created where we can generate login Links. This link will be sent to two people that need to chat, and when click the link they will enter the chat without ...
I have to add on my website developed in Zend Framework a videochat random system.
Hi, I need a whitelabel videochat for ios and android, my suggestion is to use [login to view URL] because it is working very well and in the future it will add also the feature for the screensharing. Windows and macos are welcome too, and supported from riot too. Here the source code: [login to view URL] The most important is ios.
I need an Android app. for rondom videochat with nearby feature
I want a Videochat application just like Google Duo. The app should display Advertisements on the calling screen. The advertisements will be pushed from the backend.


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Ah, the stitches came out today. I have a fresh set of steri-strips in place, but after I let them "cure" for 24 hours, I won't have to cover my shoulder when I'm in the shower or deal with any more [cumbersome, bulky, uncomfortable, yukky, stupid] dressings.
I can't remember the last time I had stitches. The last several procedures have required staples. The medical assistant that removed them was terrific getting them out — or Dr. Burkhead was amazing putting them in. I didn't feel a thing.
I go back in two weeks for my follow-up visit with the doc. Hopefully then I can ditch my sling and start back on Enbrel.
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These Personalized Plates and bowls are a perfect way to make meal time special! What child doesn't love to see their name on their plate. They are easy to clean, dishwasher safe and drop and break resistant.
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Within 24-48 hours, you will receive a proof of your plate for approval. Once approved, production on your plate will begin. The production process generally takes 2-3 weeks.
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Some items can be purchased in sets to save a little money. Like my plates/bowl/mug package that you can find in the plate listing. All of the items are listed in the drop down menu.
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Brrrr, has it been cold enough for you? It has been teeth-chattering weather lately. Actually, I'd rather it be like this than have to deal with triple-digit heat. There is almost no limit to how many sweaters one can put on to warm up, but one can only get so naked in order to cool off.
The weather people sort of promised that we'd be having a bit of a "heat wave" by the end of this week, if daytime temps make it up to 65 degrees.
Well, the Golden Globes, the first really big award ceremony, is a wrap. I was especially thrilled that the film "Argo" took top honors for best picture and Affleck as best director.
If you are keeping track of award ceremonies, the SAG awards are on Jan. 27 and the Academy Awards are on Feb. 24. FYI, the USC Libraries will present the annual Scripter Awards on Feb. 9. The Scripter honors the literary artistry and collaborative process of turning a book into a screenplay and ultimately into a film.
I'm still trying to catch up on holiday events that our townspeople have been doing. Keep tuned, because there was a lot going on and it has been practically non-stop party time.
One of the most loved parties of the season is the USC Thornton School of Music annual Charles Dickens Dinner held at the historic Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. This year marked the school's 26th annual offering of the party
Greeting the loyal devotees of this music-filled and sumptuous event was Robert ("Rob") Cutietta, dean of the world-famous music school, and his wife Mary Beth.
The formally dressed guests first gathered in the hotel's Tiffany Room for hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. Trumpeters heralded the call to dinner in the opulent Crystal Ballroom.
Handsome opera baritone Rod Gilfry, a two-time Grammy Award nominee who is also an assistant professor at the USC Thornton School of Music when he isn't on an opera stage, acted as master of ceremonies. He charmed the audience by reading passages from Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol."
Milena Kitic, a world-renowned operatic mezzo-soprano, who also teaches master classes at the university, served as dinner chair.
The dinner honored composer James Newton Howard, who received the USC Thornton Legacy Award. Howard majored in piano performance at USC and has created musical scores for such successful films including, most recently, "The Hunger Games" and "The Bourne Legacy,"
Wells Fargo received the John C. Argue Dickens Medal of Honor. Wells Fargo is known for its many contributions to the musical landscape of Los Angeles. Representing the Argue family was La Cañada Flintridge resident Liz Argue. She was a lovely and gracious hostess at the table where I sat.
The evening's feast was savory and began with a baby lettuce, fig and cherry compote with black ash goat cheese with pistachio vinaigrette. The entrée was a chicken Normandy boneless chicken breast stuffed and rolled with apple, cranberry, almonds and celery with creamy risotto and fresh vegetables, roasted red pepper sauce. The festive dessert was pumpkin cheesecake or pecan pie with cinnamon whipped cream and egg nog crème Anglais.
Student violinist Michele Tseng was presented with the Wells Fargo Scholarship. She studies with renowned professor emerita Alice Schoenfeld, who is a longtime La Cañada resident.
Saad Haddad, a junior at USC majoring in music composition, received the James Newton Howard scholarship.
Throughout the evening students from the many USC programs, both vocal and instrumental, performed music of the season.
Once again it was a beautiful evening and plans are already in motion for next year's event.
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Look at this. Just … look at this.
From the July 25, 1938, issue of LIFE:
From the very same issue, a letter to the editor:
And the context?
They ran right next to each other. The disparity between stereotype and reality, I thought, was impossible to miss. I wonder if it was deliberate.


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The owner of this Notre Dame-style theater may live hundreds of miles from his alma mater, but when the 130-inch Stewart Filmscreen screen lowers from its hiding spot in the ceiling and the Runco D-73 3D LED projector fires up, it's as if he's seated on the 50-yard line of his beloved "brick house."
"Having a very large screen for watching football and movies was one of his primary requests," says custom electronics (CE) pro Dean Valencic of Integrated Electronic Solutions (IES) in Yonkers, N.Y. "So was having multiple screens to watch several games at the same time."
The solution was to position five flat-panel TVs on the same wall as the huge Stewart roll-down screen. A motorized lifting mechanism—controlled by a Crestron touchpanel—moves the 130-incher into a ceiling soffit on the owner's command, revealing a group of Samsung and NuVision LED TVs—a 65-inch Samsung flanked by 40-inch NuVision displays. Integrated Electronic Solutions chose LED over other TV technologies because of its energy efficiency and ability to produce bright images. "The brighter the better when watching sports," Valencic says.
It's also better to have the option to watch a different game on each screen than it is to be stuck viewing the same event on all screens. In this 10-seat theater, a Crestron 8×8 Digital Media Distribution System transmits high-def video over over HDMI cabling to any of the five LED TVs from any of eight different source components stashed in a specially constructed equipment closet. The sources include a Crestron ADMS Intermedia Delivery System (media server), a Sony 400-disc Blu-ray and DVD changer, a Sony 3D Blu-ray Disc player, five 3D DirecTV receivers and a Microsoft Xbox 360 gaming console.
The owner selects what he wants and where he wants it by touching the appropriate icons on an 8-inch Crestron touchpanel. IES simplified the orchestration of multiscreen game-day viewing by designing the menu of the touchpanel to mirror the layout of the TVs. Valencic explains: "The owner touches one of the TV icons on the touchpanel, followed by touching the icon of the source he wants to display on that TV. He follows the same procedure for each TV. Or he can touch one button to tell a single video source to transmit to every TV on the video wall.
Audio from any of the available video sources broadcasts through the room's seven JBL Synthesis Project Array speakers and two subwoofers, all of which IES tucked neatly inside specially constructed brick cavities in the walls and covered with "smart art" from Acoustic Smart, which also designed the interior of the theater, including the custom seating, fiber optic ceiling, acoustical treatments and custom carpeting. These acoustically transparent fabric panels can be designed in any size or shape, and images of a homeowner's choosing can be transferred onto the fabric. Naturally, the owner of this theater chose professionally shot, high-resolution images of famous Notre Game coaches and players to display on the six custom-designed panels. "It really adds to the sense of being at the stadium, plus enhances the audio performance of the room," says Valencic.
And while few college football games are played at night, the owners have the option of viewing under the stars. On command from the Crestron touchpanel, tiny fiber optic lights embedded within black acoustical panels activate, blanketing the ceiling with constellations and an occasional shooting star.
Other light fixtures in the room are controllable as well, via a Crestron iLux lighting system. Engaging the movie scene on the Crestron touchpanel, for example, dims all the lights and turns on the fiber optic ceiling. Intermission brightens the lights that line the steps and the perimeter of the room. A sports setting brightens the fixtures to create the feel of a sunny afternoon at a Notre Dame game.


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Other types of boarding would be between two full size ships. To do this the ship would have to disable the other ship in some way if its similar in size or bigger, as it would be slower and unable to catch the other ship or it could still fight back with its external weapons. If it is the same size or a little bigger it could shoot the engines and weapons, or it could carry some form of disabling weapon (like the ion cannon in Star Wars). If the ship is big enough it could use a tractor beam to captcher the other ship.
Isn't that the what the majority of the Brikwars rulebook is, alot of extra stuff for bragging rights because it looks alot better to have alot of useless rule that a few simple ones? I seem to remember that being said in the rulebook.Strana wrote:I think were over naming things its just I nice backround for bragging, be cause bragging can be awesome. currently were trying to move on to shield/armor systems large ship docking, boarding etc


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Almost everyone loves coffee. It has been said that some 330 million cup of coffee are consumed everyday.This is a lot of coffee.coffee is also a very sexy business and everyone always wants to be associated with a certain coffee shop that frequently visit and always tell their friends about. You would not find people exited like this about when talking about other retail establishments that they may patronize. Coffee bars are so personal because they are really the third place for many of us. They are relaxing places that people can even carry their laptops to and finish off their office work or even meet friends at.
Spring For Coffee
101 Coffee Shop
The Conservatory for Coffee, Tea & Cocoa
Nat's Early Bite
Coffee Commissary
Balconi Coffee Company
Nick's Coffee Shop & Deli
Cafe Demitasse
Urth Caffé
M Street Coffee
Intelligentsia Coffee
Jameson Brown Coffee Roasters
Jones Coffee Roasters
Bricks and Scones
Stir Crazy Coffee Shop
Espresso Profeta
Paper or Plastik Cafe
Caffe Luxxe
Ed's Coffee Shop
Funnel Mill
Bobby's Coffee Shop
Moby's Coffee Shop
Bru Coffeebar
Priscilla's Gourmet Coffee Tea & Gifts
Cora's Coffee Shoppe
The Cow's End Cafe
Pat & Lorraines Coffee Shop
Old Torrance Coffee & Tea
Heart's Coffee Shop
Cafe Om
Silverlake Coffee
Swork Coffee
Brighton Coffee Shop
Joyce's Coffee Shop & Restaurant
Menotti's Coffee Stop
18th Street Coffee House
Espresso Cielo
Tierra Mia Coffee
Bourbon street Cafe
Blue Bottle Coffee
The Coffee Company
Tanner's Coffee Co
Fix Coffee
Kaldi Coffee
Chango Coffee
Coffee Tomo
Buster's Cafe
Cafecito Organico
Cafe Americano
Cafe De Leche
The Birdcage Coffee House
Urth Caffé
Blue Butterfly Coffee Co
Sunset Junction Coffee Shop
Bourgeois Pig
Urartu Coffee
Coffee Connection
Aladdin's Coffee Shop
Venice Grind LLC
For more results of Coffee shops in Los Angeles,California click here:http://us.wowcity.com/losangeles/?what=Coffee%20Shop
Coffee can makes us forget our burdens in life. This shops above make best efforts to create a unique place where their customers will be able to socialize in a relaxing and comfortable environment as they enjoy the best brewed coffee or espresso in town.


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If high rates of seconds are increasing your costs and creating unwanted downtime, have a look at the quality control remedies Davis discusses for each stage of the garment-printing process.
By Rick Davis
Misprints—often called seconds—are a fact of life in screen printing. They're even experienced by large, highly automated garment-printing facilities that use standardized operating procedures. However, while many shops throughout the industry are able to maintain a misprint factor near or below 3% (typically considered the industry norm), standardized operations typically enjoy misprint rates of 1% or less.
Regardless of the misprint level you face in your shop, it is still a good idea to conduct system-wide quality-control audits to determine which areas of the operation need improvement, what the specific defects are that lead to misprints, and what required procedures are needed to eliminate those issues in the future. This month, I'll discuss how routine quality control can improve your shop—from prepress to finishing.
No matter how proficient your employees are or how solid your workflow is, you're bound to encounter a job run that challenges your normal printing parameters. When you suspect that the artwork is the culprit, it is best to have the artwork reviewed by the production management for guidance. They may know the best way to engineer the artwork for a productive printing run. Although many graphic artists resist seeking additional input on their handiwork, getting a second opinion is key should there be any doubt about the art.
The ways in which art is engineered may expose issues you have in press maintenance. Can the printing equipment hold the artwork's required registration tolerance? If you properly maintain your equipment, the press should hold registration to ±0.001 in. Facilities that know their limitations may choose to compensate for press deficiencies by modifying the artwork with traps, spreads, and gaps. Although you can engineer the artwork to bypass certain press issues, the true solution in this case is to eliminate the variable through proper press maintenance.
Facilities that have art staff who understand how the artwork is separated and then reproduced on the press are able to print the difficult graphics on a regular basis with few problems. If the people in the art department have a solid grasp of the influence of mesh counts, inks, squeegees, and substrates, they'll be able to prepare and separate graphics specifically for the garment screen-printing process.
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Living Well with Chronic Conditions classes slated
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BEND, Ore. -- Do you or someone you know, live with a health condition that impacts your daily life? A six-week workshop for achieving a healthier way of living is offered in Sisters and Bend, and begins May 12 for people living with ongoing health conditions.
The Living Well with Chronic Conditions program was developed and tested at Stanford University and is designed to complement and enhance medical treatment and disease management of chronic illnesses such as arthritis, diabetes, asthma, heart disease, cancer, or some other chronic health conditions.
Through the series of classes, participants will learn what they can do to feel better and manage their condition more effectively. The Living Well with Chronic Conditions class is a workshop given once a week over a six-week period. Classes last 2 ½ hours each, are fun and interactive. Each participant receives a copy of the book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions.
Who can participate?
People living with different chronic health problems are welcome to attend. Workshops are facilitated by two trained leaders, one or both who have a chronic condition themselves. Family members are also welcome to attend.
An example of topics covered in the class are:
1) Managing frustration, fatigue, pain and isolation;
2) Safe, easy exercise for maintaining and improving strength, flexibility and endurance;
3) Understanding new treatment choices and appropriate use of medications.
Living Well with Chronic Condition class schedule and cost:
May 12 to June 16, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. - Episcopal Church, Sisters
May 14 to June 18, 2:30 to 5 p.m. - St. Charles Medical Center-Bend
June 3 to July 8, 5 to 7:30 p.m. - Deschutes County Services Center-Bend
One series of classes and the book costs each participant a total of $10.
Living Well classes are sponsored by the Deschutes County Health Services Department, its community partners of local health and human service providers in partnership with the Oregon Department of Human Services.


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Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 4:51 pmPer a site I found for last season (and which isn't in English, so I'm not linking it), Teri and Ian were seen with a camera crew in Paraguay yesterday. theamazingracer bunchedJoined: 26 Oct 2004Location: Not a TAR 8 Pit Stop CityPosts: 351
They are me friends on myspace and logged in today ..unless they are having someone log in for them?Ian & Teri ""The Big Kahuna's""Male 54 years old PALM CITY, FLORIDA United States Last Login: 11/5/2006
Kogs,you need a Now go take a nap before the SHOW !!
aww Gman doesn't love us anymore?
Quote from: puddin on November 06, 2006, 10:31:25 PMaww Gman doesn't love us anymore? Who says I love everyone
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Wedding Collection Pink, Corsage and Boutonniere (Choose 12 or 24 pieces)
Product Details
About this item
- 12 piece includes:
- 6 Corsages
- 6 Boutonnieres
- 24 piece includes:
- 12 Corsages
- 12 Boutonnieres
Please have someone available to receive and process the flowers on the delivery date.
View the care and handling information for the Wedding Collection flowers here.[PDF]
Policies & plans
Due to differences in monitor resolution, color intensity may vary from actual items. Slight shade variations from actual picture may occur, as these are products of mother nature. Sam's Club is unable to customize this floral collection.
Boutonniere Contains:
- 1 Pink Rose
- 1 Italian Ruscus
Corsage Contains:
- 2 Pink Spray Roses
- 1 Million Star Gypsophila
- 1 Ruscus
Flower Care and Conditioning:
Before your flowers ship, they are prepared for their journey with proper hydration methods. If your flowers appear sleepy and thirsty after their journey, it is absolutely normal. View Care and Handling Instructions for Wedding Collection Flowers.
For additional questions or concerns regarding this product, please contact the Floral Customer Service Department at 1-888-746-7726 or email@example.com.
Important Delivery Information:
Sam's Club uses FedEx or UPS for priority overnight delivery service.
- One day before your requested delivery date, you will receive an email letting you know your order has shipped. You will receive a tracking number, which you can use to track your package online at www.FedEx.com or www.UPS.com. You can also obtain your tracking number by signing into your SamsClub.com account.
- It is recommended to have someone available to receive your order on the delivery date. This will ensure that your order is not left at the doorstep or sent back for next day delivery.
- For metropolitan areas deliveries arrive between 8am and 12pm. For Suburban or rural areas deliveries arrive between 8am to 4:30pm.
- Shipments may be delayed by weather or other unforeseen circumstances such as US Custom Holds or weather which could result in shipping and/or delivery dates being modified. Please check your tracking number and contact FedEx or UPS for delivery holds or pick up options concerning weather delays.
- Although your order will be shipped overnight, please allow a minimum of 10 days for the handling and shipping process.
- No deliveries can be made on Monday, Saturday or Sunday. Holiday schedules may differ from regular shipping schedules i.e. Christmas Day, Thanksgiving, etc.
- Delivery is not available to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico.
Substitution Policy:
To assure optimum freshness, different varieties may be substituted based on availability. In making substitutions, we take great care to ensure that we exceed your expectations, and that you will be satisfied with the flower quality and performance.
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We understand things happen and you might need to change or cancel your order. If you need to cancel your order, call 1-888-746-7726, and ask for floral.
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Identification using the GS1 numbering system and application of GS1 capturing technologies (such as barcodes) leads to best practices in supply chain management, enabling many benefits including traceability, stocktake automation and accurate purchasing.
Session structure
Learn is the first half-day session (morning) that introduces the key concepts of the GS1 standards. The focus of the Learn is the identification of trade items at the retail level and the evaluation of appropriate barcoding options.
Knowledge is the second half-day session (afternoon) that builds on the material presented in the Learn session and takes the participants into more sophisticated applications of GS1 standards. The Knowledge session is designed for people who wish to obtain expertise in the numbering and barcoding of trade items and logistic units in the non-retail environment.
Session Times
The training day starts at 9 am and concludes at 5 pm.
Please note that you can arrive and sign-in for the training day from 8:30 am.
Learning outcomes for your training day:
- Introduction to GS1 Australia and its key areas of activity including Numbering and Barcoding, EDI, Data Synchronisation and EPC / Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies.
- The key principles of the GS1 system of standards
- How do the GS1 standards facilitate supply chain efficiency and effectiveness
- Consideration on the retail POS (point-of-sale)
- How to identify your retail trade or consumption items using the Global Trade Item Number (GTIN)
- How to manage and grow a multi-customer business in terms of numbers and barcodes
- Which GS1 barcode to use depending on the nature of the product
- When to change or discontinue use of a barcode number
- How to identify your non-retail trade items at different levels of packaging
- How to identify your logistics units using the Serial Shipping Container Code (SSCC)
- How to use the GS1 System to assist in traceability, FIFO (stock rotation) and inventory management
- What are the key points regarding barcode quality
- The critical link that printing provides in the creation of the symbol
- Technology considerations and the GS1 Alliance Partner community
- Common problems and troubleshooting
- How to practically implement the GS1 System or improve its application within your businesses.
Thinking of a private training session on your premises?
GS1 Australia can also offer tailored, specialised, onsite to your business training for any aspect of Numbering and Barcoding. Fees and charges apply. Please contact our training department for further information:


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Announcing: Geocacher of the Month Award
Groundspeak needs your help acknowledging a geocacher each month that stands out by inspiring other geocachers with their innovation, creative hides and/or logs, respect for the environment, and geocaching etiquette. This person can be your best geocaching buddy, a geocacher you know as a local legend, or a long time geocacher who invites newbies to the geocaching community.
The Geocacher of the Month celebrates geocachers for their contributions and diversity. Geocachers are outdoorsy, technically apt, young, old, parents, single, athletic, intelligent, travelers, grandparents, and more. They are a uniquely eclectic group, unified by their passion for the activity of geocaching.
If you know an outstanding geocacher who should be the Geocachers of the Month, send an email to email@example.com.
Every nomination must meet the following requirements. Please include your name, the name of your nominee, their username, at least one picture of the nominee and description (in 500 or fewer words) explaining why he or she deserves to be the Geocacher of the Month. Please inform your nominee that you've submitted them for the award. Nominations for the first Geocacher of the Month must be received by August 4th.
Once we have received all of the nominations, we will choose the top three candidates and post them on the blog. You will then get a chance to vote for your favorite.
We'll name the Geocacher of the Month on August 20th at the Geocaching Block Party in Seattle, Washington, USA. Each Geocacher of the Month will receive an exclusive special edition "Geocacher of the Month" Geocoin along with a Geocacher of the Month hat and certificate acknowledging their contributions signed by the founders of Geocaching.com: Jeremy Irish, Bryan Roth and Elias Alvord.
Our goal is to involve the entire geocaching community in this process so as to learn from each other. Let the nominations begin!


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SRN needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 35 designs submitted by 12 freelance designers.
we sell camping gear for the whole family.
Families that enjoy the outdoors and camping.
Please see website http://www.summitcampinggear.com and match the color scheme. Logo is going to replace the current text in the top left corner that says SummitCampingGear with text Camping Gear for the Whole Family. Maybe make the MM to mountain theme, put trees in behind the logo. Note.. top banner is NOT going to change and logo must go in the top left corner and replace the text logo that is there right now.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Health seminar to focus on care giving
When: 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Jasper's Porch, Ridgeland, off Interstate 95 at Exit 21, behind the Comfort Inn Hotel
Description: Dr. Trisha Etheridge of Family Medicine in Ridgeland will be the guest speaker at a health seminar focusing on caregiver support and resources available in the greater Jasper County area. Etheridge will talk about caring for a loved one, how to cope with the stress and available resources in the community that can provide the help that is needed. There will be free blood pressure screenings, hors d'oeuvres, a gift basket giveaway and an open panel discussion for questions and answers. The seminar is sponsored by Hospice Care of South Carolina, the Jasper County Council of Aging, ComForcare Home Care, and the Ridgeland Nursing Home.
Details: The seminar is free to the public. For more information or to reserve a seat, call 843-605-3155. For more information about Hospice Care of South Carolina, call John Beal at 843-605-3155 or email email@example.com.
When: 6 p.m. Tuesday
Where: TCL Beaufort Campus, Building 22
Description: The Beaufort Branch of American Association of University Women will host its Scholarship Awards dinner. The scholarship is awarded annually to a mature woman continuing her college education. All current members are encouraged to attend.
Details: Interested in joining this dynamic organization that works to protect the rights of women? Call President Diana Steele by Friday at 522-2796 to reserve your complementary dinner catered by Debbie Covington.
Open studio
When: 6-9 p.m. Wednesday
Where: Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, 14 Shelter Cove Lane, Hilton Head
Description: Come and spend the evening with friends and fellow artists and do your own thing, from watercolor to mixed media, scrapbooking to journaling or decoupaging. Bring your own materials or pay $5 to use some of ours.
Details: Cost is for $20 studio fee. Call 843-686-3945, Ext. 233 or go to www.artshhi.com.
The Goliards
When: 7 p.m. Wednesday
Where: The Shed, 8th and Paris avenues, Port Royal
Description: Performed on instruments of the period, the concert presents music that would have been familiar to the ears of French Huguenot Jean Ribaut who arrived in 1562 - 450 years ago this month - sailing two ships and 150 men into Port Royal. Thus, Beaufort County can lay claim to having the oldest known European settlement in what is now the United States of America.
Details: Go to www.ribaut450.com or the Goliards at www.savannahgoliards.org.
Senior family seminars
When: Thursday
Where: Indigo Pines, at 110 Gardner Drive, Hilton Head
Description: A free series of seminars will address a variety of topics including finances, health, elder law and estate planning. ComForCare will share simple, practical ways to prevent falls and avoid fall-related injuries with a special presentation at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Jay Mullinax, Esquire will explain how to understand estate planning and living trusts at 6 p.m. May 22. Brian Treacy, an elder law attorney, will offer his expertise on estate planning, veterans benefits and Medicaid planning at 6 p.m. May 24.
Details: Call Indigo Pines at 843-342-3228.
Artist Showcase 2012
When: Noon-8 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday
Where: Sea Island Best Western, Beaufort
Description: The Beaufort County Black Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 10th annual showcase featuring local and visiting artists, as well as live entertainment by recording artist Mahoganee during a free reception from 5-7 p.m. May 25. Exhibitors will include Hank D. Herring, Claudette Humphrey, Patricia Wells, Marquita Willis, Marie D. Lewis, Mary Anderson and Bridget Murray. Liz and Charlie Mitchell, authors, marketing consultants and event managers for international clients and cultural organizations, will be showing their mobile travel apps Hilton Head Essentials and Myrtle Beach's Best.
Details: Go to www.bcbcc.org, on Twitter @BeaufortBlack or the Facebook page Beaufort County Black Chamber of Commerce.
26th annual Gullah Festival
of South Carolina, Inc.
When: Friday-May 27
Where: The Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park, Beaufort
Description: May 25 will be "Family Day" from 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. with featured performances from elementary to high school students. The official opening ceremony will begin at 4 p.m. followed by the Miss Gullah Teen Pageant. An Evening of Jazz and Blues for adults is at 9 p.m. at The Quality Inn. May 26 will feature music, Gullah storytellers, African dancers, arts and crafts, special features such as an Off Broadway Play "Decoration Day," Gullah historical experiences, food and clothing vendors, "Back in the Day" The Gullah Village and DJ Mike Fresh of E93-WEAS 93.1 Radio Station, Savannah. Recording artist Tony Terry will sing his hit "When I'm with You" at 8 p.m. On May 27, featured artists will be The Swanee Quintet, Tommy Ellison's Legendary Singing Stars, The Blessed Ones from Ridgeland, and the legendary Manhattans from New York City.
Details: For more information, call 843-525-0628 or go to www.gullahfestival.org.
Grooving with the Beatniks
on Paris Avenue
When: 6:30 p.m. Saturday
Where: Paris Avenue, Old Village Port Royal
Description: Angela Easterling and The Beguilers - Angela Easterling was raised in the South Carolina foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and her debut album, "Earning Her Wings" was chosen as "Americana Pick of the Year" by Smart Choice Music. Her second album, "BlackTop Road," produced by Will Kimbrough, was released in July 2009, landing in the top five for adds to the Americana radio charts and debuting on the Americana top 40 chart in September, where it remained for seven weeks. She was selected for an official Americana Convention Showcase and also named a 2009 and 2010 Kerrville New Folk Finalist and a 2011 Telluride Troubadour.
Details: The concert series is produced by ARTworks and is free. Bring your chairs and dancing shoes. The rain location is The Shed, adjacent to the street venue, in Old Village Port Royal. For more information, contact ARTworks at 843-279-2787 or www.ArtWorksInBeaufort.org.
America Sings!
When: 7 p.m. May 27
Where: First Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head
Description: The Hilton Head Choral Society presents its annual Memorial Day concert with brass, percussion, singing of the National Anthem and a Salute to the Armed Forces.
Details: General admission is $15, preferred seating $20. Call 843-341-3818 or go to www.hiltonheadchoralsociety.org.
'The Producers' auditions
When: 7 p.m. May 28-29
Where: Ulmer Auditorium, Bluffton Town Hall
Description: The May River Theatre Co., Inc., will hold auditions for its production of "The Producers." This musical comedy calls for an all-adult cast of 10 women and 10 men. Those auditioning should be prepared for both song and dance movements. Rehearsals will start on June 4 and the production will open Aug. 10.
Details: For more information, call 843-837-7798.
Beaufort Beauties
When: 7:30 p.m. May 31
Where: The Shed of Port Royal, Port Royal
Description: Main Street Beaufort will host the third annual Beaufort Beauties fundraiser to benefit Main Street Beaufort, USA, Lions Club of Beaufort, Thumbs Up and Friends of Caroline Hospice on Saturday. Doors open at 7 p.m.
Details: Tickets are available at Main Street Beaufort at 525-6644 or 101 West Street Extension, Beaufort.
Former FBI profiler to speak
When: 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. June 4
Where: Sigler's Restaurant, 12 Sheridan Park Circle, Bluffton
Description: If the TV show "Criminal Minds" fascinates you, then you'll be enthralled hearing Beaufort's own former FBI profiler Gene Rugala when he shares stories from the front lines. Rugala worked in the unit made famous by the book and movie "The Silence of the Lambs." He specializes in the behavioral analysis of violent crimes, including homicide, intimate partner violence, sexual assault and stalking. The event benefits local survivors of domestic violence and their children who receive shelter and support through CODA - Citizens Opposed to Domestic Abuse.
Details: The cost is $30 and includes lunch, tea, water and cash bar. For credit card charges, call Delores at CODA at 770-1074, Ext. 221. To pay by check, make check payable to CODA and mail to P.O. Box 1775, Beaufort, SC 29901. All payments must be received by May 29. Seating is limited.
Camp Sea Breeze
When: 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. June 26-29
Where: Sea Island Best Western, Beaufort
Description: Children with asthma can learn to safely enjoy an active lifestyle by attending Camp Sea Breeze, a weeklong asthma camp for children 6-11, sponsored by Beaufort Memorial LifeFit Wellness Services and the Beaufort Memorial Hospital Foundation. Camp Sea Breeze is a day camp designed to teach children with asthma how to cope with their disease. Staffed by Beaufort Memorial respiratory therapists, the camp combines field trips to the YMCA and Marine Corps Air Station, arts and crafts, exercise and nutrition classes, and asthma education in a fun and safe environment. A parent orientation will be held at 6 p.m. June 25 in the Beaufort Memorial administration boardroom on the third floor of the Beaufort Medical Plaza.
Details: Cost is $25 per child, and includes lunch, snacks, materials and a T-shirt. Scholarships are available. To register call Toni Rehkop, respiratory therapist, in the BMH LifeFit Wellness Center at 843-522-5830.
Hilton Head Jazz Camp
When: Registration deadline is June 30
Where: Hilton Head Christian Academy
Description: A jazz camp will be held July 9-14 for aspiring young musicians entering grades 7-12 to further their understanding of and skill playing jazz. The day camp will be split into two divisions - a Junior camp for grades 7-9 and a senior camp for grades 10-12. No audition is required, but students should have 1-2 years experience on their instrument and basic skill reading music. The camp will run from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. for older students, with a shorter three-hour day option for junior students.
Details: Deadline for registration is June 30. Call James Berry at 843-321-8174 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Go to jwww.hhjazzcamp.com.
Hampton Lake Women's Art Group Exhibition
When: June 1-July 21
Where: Hilton Head Library, 11 Beach City Road, Hilton Head Island
Description: An exhibition of art executed in many mediums by members of the Hampton Lake Women's Art Group. The members range from beginners to those who have enjoyed creating art for many years.
Details: Call 255-6500 for the library's hours of operation.
Christopher Paul CD release party
When: 7-9 p.m. June 2
Where: Seaside Vineyard Fellowship, 100 Sea Island Parkway, next to Beaufort High School, Lady's Island
Description: Christopher Paul will release of his new CD "Beyond This Place" with hors d'oeuvres and a 30-minute performance. Paul plays and sings at Okatee Ale House, Omni Hotel, Chart House and many other local venues. He returned to the stage in 2005 after being paralyzed by a spinal cord injury. This third album is his first vocal album and is uniquely inspirational, mixing country and rock influences around hopeful Christian messages.
Details: Admission is free but space is limited and ticket reservations must be made at www.cpaul.com or http://christopher_paul.eventbrite.com/.
'Time and Timelessness'
When: June 4-July 14
Where: Society of Bluffton Artists (SOBA), corner of Calhoun and Church streets
Description: Mary Sullivan is the featured artist and will present all new work, exploring her theme with the poured ink abstracts for which she has become known. She will add two additional techniques which ultimately evolved from the ink paintings.
Details: The opening wine and cheese reception is 3-5 p.m. June 10 at the gallery. Call 843-757-6586.
Family Magical
Kazoo Fun
When: 7:30 p.m. July 7-Aug. 4
Where: ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street, Beaufort Town Center, near Kmart
Description: Rick Hubbard the Kazoo Guy will perform kazoobie July 7, 21 and Aug. 4. Funny Magic Ric will perform July 14 and 28 with a magic workshop at 6 p.m. prior to each show.
Details: Admission is $5 per person. The magic workshop is $15 and all materials are supplied. For more information go to www.ArtWorksInBeaufort.org or call 843-379-2787.
Summer swim for dogs
When: Begins June 15 and continues all summer on Fridays
Where: Various water locations in the Lowcountry - Bluffton, Hilton Head, Ridgeland, Okatie
Description: Want to teach your dog to swim, safely get out of a pool, enhance their swimming abilities, romp with other dogs in the water? And just have some plain all out wet fun? For the 13th year, Abby Bird of Alphadog Training Academy, will offer free training and play on Friday late afternoons or evenings.
Details: For more information and to get on the swim email list for weekly locations and times email firstname.lastname@example.com. There is no signup required, come when you want.
Photography workshop at Skidaway
When: June 16
Where: Skidaway Island State Park, 52 Diamond Causeway, Savannah
Description: 2012 South Carolina Artist-in-Residence Jackie DeBusk will teach a workshop for beginning digital SLR photographers. Choose either the morning session from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. or the afternoon session from 1:30-4:30 p.m. The workshop includes three hours of instruction with a visual presentation, hands-on activities and a booklet to keep. After the workshop, participants head out into the beautiful coastal park to apply their newfound skills.
Details: There is a $5 parking fee. To find out more about this event and about Skidaway Island State Park call 912-598-2300 or go to gastateparks.org/SkidawayIsland. Go to the artist's website at www.DeBuskPhoto.com.
Grooving with the Beatniks on Paris Avenue
When: 6:30 p.m. June 9
Where: Paris Avenue, Old Village Port Royal
Description: Havana Son - Cuban native Rene Herrera is a seasoned veteran of Cuban symphonies and bands, recording artist, and accomplished composer and arranger. His wife and partner Lillian Herrera uses her background in classical music in concert with her Cuban roots to create an intoxicating and soulful sound of her own. Havana Son plays authentic Latin rhythms such as Salsa, Merengue, Son, Cha Cha, and Boleros in traditional and modern styles the way you would hear them in their respective countries.
Details: The concert series is produced by ARTworks and is free. Bring your chairs and dancing shoes. The rain location is The Shed, adjacent to the street venue, in Old Village Port Royal. For more information, contact ARTworks at 843-279-2787, www.ArtWorksInBeaufort.org.
Grooving with the Beatniks on Paris Avenue
When: 6:30 p.m. June 23
Where: Paris Avenue, Old Village Port Royal
Description: Webb Wilder and The Beatnecks - Webb Wilder is an evangelist for real rock 'n' roll. As a singer, guitarist, bandleader, film actor, songwriter and humorist, he may be roots-rock's only true Renaissance man. The Webb Wilder Credo: "Work hard, rock hard, eat hard, sleep hard, grow big, wear glasses if you need 'em."
Details: The concert series is produced by ARTworks and is free. Bring your chairs and dancing shoes. The rain location is The Shed, adjacent to the street venue, in Old Village Port Royal. For more information, contact ARTworks at 843-279-2787, www.ArtWorksInBeaufort.org.
Stroke Survivors Support Group
When: 4-5 p.m. second Wednesdays
Where: Beaufort Memorial Keyserling Cancer Center Library, 1680 Ribaut Road, Port Royal.
Details: There is no registration required. For more information, call Jessica Kurpis at 522-5593 or Kathy Campbell at 522-7445.
Buckwalter Farmers Market
When: 2-6 p.m. Opens Tuesday for the season
Where: Opposite CareCore National at Buckwalter Place
Description: The market will include traditional produce as well as baked goods, frozen pierogis, local jams, jellies and honey.
Details: Go to www.buckwalterfarmersmarket.com.
'My Muse is Back'
When: Through May
Where: The Filling Station Art Gallery, 69 Calhoun Street, Bluffton
Description: Art Cornell, acclaimed artist, photographer and poet, presents "My Muse is Back," a collection of new paintings.
Details: Go to www.fillingstationartgallery.com.
'How to Succeed in Business …'
When: Through May 27
Where: Elizabeth Wallace Theatre of the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, Hilton Head Island
Description: Follow window washer Pierrepont Finch as he makes his way up the corporate ladder, landing the corner office and the girl, with the help of his trusty "how-to" book.
Details: Performances are at 8 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, 7 p.m. April 29 and May 27. Tickets are $55 ($50 for the April 25-26 previews), $39 for children 15 and younger ($35 for the previews), and may be purchased at the Arts Center box office, online at www.artshhi.com or by phone with a credit card by calling 843-842-ARTS (2787).
The Artist's Path
Where: Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, 14 Shelter Cove Lane, Hilton Head
Description: The Artist's Path is a new course of advanced independent study offered by the Art Academy of the Art League of Hilton Head. Sign on with a faculty/mentor to review your portfolio. Then explore your artistic goals in 10 hours of one-on-one sessions in your chosen media. This personalized program also allows you to drop in on any classes, workshops or round-table sessions led by your mentor.
Details: Call 843-842-5738 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Coast Guard Auxiliary
When: 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month
Where: BJWSA Community Room, S.C. 170 and Snake Road/Callawassie Drive, Okatie.
Description: Beaufort-Jasper Flotilla 070-10-01 welcomes new members. Learn how to help keep the waters safe by assisting the U.S. Coast Guard in various inspections, courses and search and rescue missions.
Details: Call Tom Sellers at 705-7174, email email@example.com or go to http://a0701001.wow.uscgaux.info.
Bereavement Group
When: 5 p.m. every Tuesday
Where: Summit Place of Beaufort, 1119 Pick Pocket Plantation Drive, Beaufort
Description: Tidewater Hospice and Summit Place have joined together to offer a weekly bereavement group. This free forum will provide help to people who have experienced a loss and would like support and information associated with grief and bereavement.
Details: Call Marie James, MA, Tidewater Hospice, at 757-9388.
Bluffton Relax-and-Create Meetup Group
When: 10:30 a.m., on first Saturdays
Where: Each Other's Muse Studios, 19 Buckingham Plantation Drive, Bluffton.
Description: Join for creative, art-orientated, no-pressure fun. Go to www.meetup.com/Bluffton-Relax-and-Create/.
Old Town Dispensary
When: 7-10 p.m., every Friday
Where: Calhoun Street, Bluffton.
Description: J. Howard Duff performs his brand of Lowcountry blues and rock'n' roll.


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Sesame Street 4-D Movie Magic is a four-dimensional show/attraction that premiered at Universal Studios Japan in Osaka on April 26, 2003.[1] The 3-D show was filmed on dual 35mm Eastman Kodak film at Universal Studios in Florida in 2002.
It is shown at the theme park's "Cinema 4-D Theater", along with Shrek's 4-D Adventure. (Sesame 4-D operates from the park's opening hour to 1:45 pm and Shrek operates from there until closing time).
Since March 2008 the attraction, in its original shot English form, is also showing at SeaWorld, California, but has been renamed "Lights, Camera, Imagination! 4D" for US-audiences.[2] The film is also played at two of the Busch Gardens theme parks, in Williamsburg, VA and in Tampa Bay, FL.
Universal Studios Dubailand and Movie Park Germany is building a 400-seat theatre for the show, as well as a carousel and "Elmo's Emporium" gift shop.[3]
The show's basic theme is imagination. In a projection room, the Sesame Street Film Festival is being held, and everyone is busy adding final touches to their films. The first preview is a western flick made by (and starring) the Count, entitled The Counting Kid Counts Again which was filmed in the Arbor area. The second preview is Prairie Dawn's sci-fi/adventure film Prairie and the Pretty Space Ponies, which stars her along with Telly, Zoe and the Two-Headed Monster as the title characters. Suddenly, the projector breaks. Disappointed, everyone leaves the room. Elmo, being the only one left, has an idea that everyone can still show their movies by using their imaginations. Elmo leaves the room and guests enter the main theater.
As soon as everyone is in the main theater, Big Bird, seen with two anonymous Twiddlebugs appearing in CGI form, welcomes the audience and walks over to 123 Sesame Street, where he meets up with everyone else, looking rather disappointed about what happened earlier. Elmo comes in riding his tricycle (bumping into a crate near Oscar's trash can). The "movies" then begin.
Grover climbs off the stoop and pretends that he's a cowboy, fireman (squirting the audience with a CGI "Muppetised" hose) and Super Grover (who gets struck by a huge rock that falls from the sky).
Ernie, who is sitting on the stoop with Bert suggest that they imagine themselves in different places (much against Bert's will). First, they imagine being in a desert, followed by a bathtub (possibly in their apartment) where Ernie throws his Rubber Duckie into the air, leading them to the bottom of the ocean, where Ernie plays fetch with a "dogfish". Out of nowhere, a purple octopus pulls Bert away-not to harm, but to dance the tango with him. Bert is having so much fun dancing with him until he's snapped out of the dream sequence and finds himself held by Oscar.
Next, Cookie Monster imagines himself in a monster movie spoof entitled "Cookie Monster vs. Monster Cookie", which starts with him on top of the Empire State building (a reference to King Kong) and a bunch of Anything Muppets below him screaming. Cookie explains that it's not him who's causing the distress, but rather, a giant cookie which flies around like a UFO, squirting chocolate on the buildings. Cookie makes an attempt to defeat him, but he fails. That is until he "walks off", tricking the over-sized cookie into having his way until he is smashed into crumbs. Cookie then swallows the crumb like a vacuum cleaner and he's back on the street.
Oscar the Grouch then imagines himself and the others on Sesame Street, which has become a dump surrounded by Pesties (who crawl around the audience members' legs, yet only one is seen), socks that sing "I Love Trash," and rain falling from the sky. Elmo comes up with a "happy ending" involving sunny skies, balloons, decorations and so on.
In the final part of the attraction (in which the audience steps through the screen and enter the third hall with an almost exact replica of the street set), Big Bird, Cookie, Elmo, Ernie, Bert, Oscar, Grover, Zoe, Telly, The Count and Prairie Dawn are seen back in their same old street being interviewed by a Large Lavender Anything Muppet female reporter.
Venues and titles
- Sesame Street 4-D Movie Magic at Universal Studios Japan (2003)
- Sesame Street: Lights, Camera, Imagination! 4D at SeaWorld, California (2008)
- Sesame Street: Lights, Camera, Imagination! 4D at Busch Gardens, Virginia (2009)
- Sesame Street Film Festival at Busch Gardens, Florida (2010)
- Sesame Street 4-D Movie Magic at Universal Studios Dubailand (planned)
- Sesame Street 4-D Movie Magic at Movie Park Germany (opening on July 25, 2013)
- In the projection room where the Muppets are in the preshow, several movie posters can be seen. They include"Cookie Monster vs. Monster Cookie and The Mommy starring Grover.
- The Sesame Street set is completely recreated at Universal Studios Japan for the film, albeit with some minor changes. The most notable change is that the Mail It Shop is completely removed from the block.
The show
- Executive Producer: Peter Van Roden
- Producer for Universal Studios Theme Parks: Mark Rhodes
- Written by: Joey Mazzarino, John Weidman, John Rust
- Director: John Rust
- Production Designer: David Kahler
- Cinematographer, 3-D Supervisor, Visual Effects & Post Production Supervisor: Peter Anderson, ASC
- Animation Director/Digital Puppeteer: Robert Tygner
- Animator: Joelle Newton-Mold
- Puppet Wrangler: Michael Schupbach
- Production assistant: Javier Mayol
- Visual Effects Houses: Henson Creature Shop (England) and Sassoon Film Design (California)
- 3-D Camera System: Paradise Effects
- Theater Install Japan: Scott Smith
- 3-D Projection Systems Install: Electrosonic
- Filmed on stage at: Universal Studios Orlando
- Main: Elmo, Prairie Dawn, Cookie Monster, Grover, Oscar, the Count, Telly Monster, Zoe, Two-Headed Monster, Chicken, Ernie, Bert
- Background: Baby Bear, Grundgetta, Rosita, Herry Monster, Mel, Narf, Phoebe, Lulu, The Countess, Honker, Bats, Google, Anything Muppets
3D Movie
- Main: Big Bird, Bert, Ernie, Cookie Monster, Zoe, Elmo, Oscar, Grover, Telly Monster, Chicken, Pestie, Singing socks, Twidddlebugs (CGI)
- Background: Humphrey, Kermit the Forg, Herry Monster, Googel, Narf, Green Dinger
3rd Hall
- Main: Big Bird, Elmo, Ernie, Bert, Cookie Monster, Oscar, Grover, the Count, Zoe, Prairie Dawn, Telly Monster, Lavender AM reporter
- Pam Arciero
- Fran Brill as Zoe and Prairie Dawn
- Kevin Clash as Elmo
- Stephanie D'Abruzzo as Singing Socks
- Galen Fott
- Mark Gale as Narf (puppetry only)
- Eric Jacobson as Grover and Bert
- Joey Mazzarino as Telly's stunt chicken and Two-Headed Monster (left head)
- Paul McGinnis
- Tracie Mick as Humphrey (puppetry only)
- Jason Murphy
- Jerry Nelson as The Count and Announcer for The Counting Kid Counts Again trailer
- Karen Prell
- Mike Quinn
- Martin P. Robinson as Telly and Pesties
- David Rudman as Cookie Monster, Baby Bear, and Two-Headed Monster (right head)
- Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar (voices only)
- Andy Stone
- John Tartaglia as Ernie and Oscar (puppetry only)
- Matt Vogel as Big Bird (puppetry and singing voice)
- ↑ New attraction ad
- ↑ ParkWorld Online
- ↑ Luke Tuchscherer, "Sesame Street moving to Dubai", Attractions Management, 25 February 2009.


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When the twit moderating the World Economic Forum panel in Davos on Iran insulted America's fomer ambassador to the United Nations, America's current ambassador to the United Nations (Zalmay Khalilzad) should have said "so long." Instead he stuck around and participated in the proceedings, apparently in violation of administration policy. Will Secretary Rice see fit to put Khalilzad on double secret probation in any manner consistent with her badmouthing and subsequent "down the memory hole" treatment of Jay Lefkowitz?
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Step 1 – Use Apt
The sources.list contains the list of repositories that will be used by the APT application to build up the database of applications that can be downloaded and installed onto the Raspberry PI.
Each line contains a different repository location. Therefore looking at the default sources.list you will see there is just one line as follows:
deb http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian wheezy main contrib non-free api
So what does it all mean? Well "deb" is the type of repository which in this case means it is a debian repository. Other types include RPM and Repomd but for the Raspberry Pi running Raspbian we only care about debian packages.
The next part is the location (URL) of the repository.
Following that is the distribution which in our case is Wheezy.
The rest of the items are categories under which applications are based.
You don't need to do anything with this file. This is just a little bit of information which lets you know where APT is getting its data from.
Press CTRL and X to exit.
So the real point of this section is to learn how to download packages using APT so that you can download Synaptic.
The first thing to do is to make sure the APT database is up to date. You can do this by typing sudo apt-get update into the terminal window.
To search within APT you can use the command sudo apt-cache search x where X is the search term.
Therefore to search for Synaptic you would type sudo apt-cache search synaptic. This will return a list of packages with Synaptic in the name or description.
To install Synaptic all you need to do is type sudo apt-get install synaptic.
In the image above you can see that I have decided to install the Chromium web browser instead. This is because I already have Synaptic installed.
When you use the apt-get install command you will get a message telling you exactly which packages will downloaded and installed and how big they are.
If you are happy to continue installing Synaptic press Y to continue.
Text will scroll up the screen showing you what is going on. Basically this will include several packages being downloaded and then installed.
When the process is finished type exit to close the terminal window.
On the menu under System there should be an option for Synaptic.
ch_client = "garynewelluk";
ch_width = 550;
ch_height = 250;
ch_type = "mpu";
ch_sid = "Chitika Default";
ch_color_site_link = "0000CC";
ch_color_title = "0000CC";
ch_color_border = "FFFFFF";
ch_color_text = "000000";
ch_color_bg = "FFFFFF";
Step 2 – Using Synaptic
Run Synaptic by selecting it from the menu.
You will be greeted by a login window. You will need to enter the password you set up for the pi user and press ok.
Synaptic will load in the background but the message above will be displayed telling you the purpose of Synaptic and package management in general. Notice that there is a "show this dialogue at startup" checkbox. If you do not want to see this message every time you run Synaptic uncheck the box and then click the close button.
Synaptic provides a much more visual way of viewing the packages that are available in the Raspbian repositories.
On the left hand side is a list of categories and on the right the packages that are available in the selected category.
If you want to find a particular application by name or by description click the search button.
A little dialog box will appear. Enter the name of the application or a description of the application and click search.
On the Raspberry PI it takes a little while to search the repositories and progress can be monitored in the bottom right hand corner of the screen in the style of a blue progress bar.
A list of available packages will appear in the right pane which matches the search term.
To get more information about a package click it once with the left mouse button.
A description of the application will appear in the bottom pane.
To mark an application for installation click the checkbox next to the application. You can queue multiple installs by checking boxes next to all the applications you wish to install.
When you are ready to install the application or applications click Apply.
A window will appear showing you which applications will be installed and any required dependencies that will need to be installed as well as the applications you have chosen.
To continue the install click the Mark button.
You get one last chance to cancel the install at this point. The above window will appear showing how big the download is and the list of packages that will be installed. If you are happy to continue click Apply.
A window will appear showing you the progress of the downloads and how long it is expected to take.
When the downloads are complete another window will load showing you the progress of the actual installation.
Finally once all this is done your chosen applications will be installed.


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Hello! I'm Jennie and I blog {along with my mom} over at Clover and Violet. I have two little kids, both born in the winter. With my little boy I quickly discovered how easily blankets are kicked off, so I designed a little quilt that tied to the infant car seat handle. When I found out my second was a girl, I knew she needed a girly version for the car seat too! This little quilt also works great for a stroller and can be a little play mat in a pinch too!
If you're interested in making one of these too, my friends at Sew Lux Fabric and Gifts have put together a a few special kits at a special price just for this quilt {the kits feature a few different fabrics as they're already sold out of Sophie charm squares…I think I might need to make another one!}. Click here for details.
1 Charm Pack
1 yard large print for backing and binding
1/4 yard small print for borders
1/2 yard Bella Solids Snow for sashing
1 yard cotton flannel or batting
First, select 18 charm squares and pair them up {for 9 pairs}. Then, chose 7 more charms for the setting triangles, cut them in half diagonally {from point to point}, set aside.
Place the pairs right sides together, then draw a line a line on the wrong side of one of the charms from point to point. Stitch through both charms 1/4 inch from the centerline on both sides of the line.
Cut the pair of charms in half along the drawn line. Press the halves open to make two half-square-triangle pairs. Trim each new square to 4 1/2″.
Once you have sewn all 18 pairs and have 18 new squares, arrange the squares and setting triangles into rows, as shown:
From the Bella Snow, cut ten {10} 1 1/2″ strips. Leave behind the very last triangle of each row and sew the remaining pieces onto about four {4} of the sashing strips. Cut the blocks from the strips and begin forming quilt rows as shown:
I like to leave a little bit of the sashing hanging past the blocks so that I can trim it after I've sewn the rows, this gives a nice straight finish. Then sew the remaining triangle onto the end of the row.
After completing the rows, begin sewing the rows onto about three {3} remaining sashing pieces. In order to line up the short sashing rows, I fold the top half-square-triangle row in half, line up the short sashings and pin at the intersections. This creates a nice grid.
Once you've completed sewing all your rows together, trim the quilt. To get nice, accurate points, trim 1/4″ past each of the points, always lining up at least two points while you're trimming.
Use the remaining sashing pieces to create a border around the quilt. Then, from the small border print, cut four {4} 2″ strips. Sew the border on in the same manner as the sashing.
Layer using your favorite batting. I used prewashed cotton flannel in my little quilt because where we live a heavy quilt isn't necessary. This is a great option for a warm climate or a spring or fall baby, when a little warmth is needed, but not as much as a full quilt. I quilted with an allover meander. Because my quilt was lightweight, I also used a single fold binding method.
Instead of using a 2 1/2″ piece of binding folded in half {as for a standard double fold binding}, use a 1 1/2″ piece not folded. Then pull it flat, tuck the raw edge in, and wrap it around to the back. I always pin or clip my binding down when using a single fold to avoid excess fraying.
Now, the final touch to this little quilt is adding the ties. Cut two 1 1/2″ x 28″ strips {I cut mine from the remaining backing piece}. Fold in half, press, then fold both raw edges toward the center seam as for bias binding.
Pin one ties ten inches {10″} from the top of the quilt on each side. Stitch in place and your quilt is ready for outings!
One 25″ x 30″ quilt, ready to be tied on to any car seat or stroller!
Oh, and hopefully one cozy warm {and stylish} baby too!
I hope you enjoy this design, and if you make it I'd love for you to share it to the Clover & Violet and the Moda Bake Shop Flickr groups.


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After she heard that Dawson's Creek was being cancelled my girlfriend was so hysterical that she started cryarting and the worse thing was she had Mexican the night before.
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2016 Lute Olson Award
April 4, 2016
HOUSTON, TX -- Michigan State's Denzel Valentine is the recipient of the 2016 Lute Olson National Player of the Year award, which is presented annually to the nation's top player.
The 6-foot-5 senior averaged 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds and 7.8 assists in becoming the only player in NCAA history to average 19 points, seven rebounds and seven assists since the assist became an official statistic in 1983-84.
Valentine is the first player to lead the Big Ten in overall scoring and assists since 1997. He ranks fourth in the nation in assists (7.8 apg), eighth in 3-point field goals per game (3.35) and 11th in 3-point field-goal percentage (.444). He led the Big Ten with 12 double-doubles.
In games which he started, Valentine made or assisted on 50.9 percent of Michigan State's field goals. His 241 assists rank as the third-best single-season total at MSU and the most by a Spartan senior, while his 104 made 3-pointers are the fourth-best single-season total. His 19.2 ppg scoring average is the best at Michigan State since the 2005-06 season.
Lute Olson won 780 games in 34 seasons, 24 of which were spent at the University of Arizona. During that stretch he led the Wildcats to 11 Pac-10 Conference titles, 23 consecutive NCAA Tournaments, four Final Four appearances and a National Championship in 1997.
The Lute Olson Award is presented annually to the nation's top Division I player who has played at least two seasons. Freshmen can be named to the Lute Olson All-America team, but are not eligible for award.


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Dec 27, 2004
My 18 y/o daughter was diagnosed w/ HIV in May of this year. In June, her CD4 was 502, viral load 42,000. In August, her CD4 was 549, viral load 56,679. In October, her CD4 dropped to 292 and her viral load dropped also. A different test was used, so I was unable to compare the numbers. Her Dr wanted to start her on treatment and recommended a clinical trial that just started. We did her labs again on 11/19 and her CD4 went back up to 515 and once again, the viral load test was different again due to the test used for the clinical trial, I do know it was 15,300. I am wondering now that her CD4 went back up, should we start treatment or not. I do not really want to lose the opportunity of trying out the new drug, but we did not want to start treatment until we really felt it was neccesary. I would appreciate any input you can offer.
Response from Dr. Pierone
Majority rules, so your daughter's CD4 count is really in the 500 range. The reading of 292 was an outlier. With counts in this range it is not necessary to commence treatment. Along with the opportunity to try a new drug, comes the risks of trying a new drug. Just because an antiretroviral is new does not mean that it is going to be proven superior to standard therapy and the decision to enter a clinical trial should be carefully considered. I am a fervent believer in the crucial role that research plays in advancing AIDS treatment, and ask my own patients to get involved studies that I am conducting. But the reasons and details of the study should be carefully reviewed before getting involved. Hope this helps.
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This Americana themed, multipurpose tote is suitable for the pool, the green market, or a fun day trip.
1 Clermont Farms Jelly Roll by Minick & Simpson
1 yard Clermont Farms solid navy
1 yard cotton batting
Front Panel
Step 1: Cut Squares 2 ½" x 2 ½"
Choose four strips of fabric from the jelly roll. I used the dark blue paisley, the white and blue tossed plums, the blue with white sprays of flowers, and the dark blue lattice with roses. The fabric width is already 2 ½", so simply lay out each strip on your cutting board, measure out 2 ½" across the length, and cut away.
Using my patterns, cut 12 squares of the dark blue paisley, 12 squares of the white and blue tossed plums, 6 squares of the blue with white sprays of flowers, and 6 squares of the dark blue lattice with roses.
Step 2: Layout Your Panel
Step 3: Sew the Squares Together
Sew right sides of two squares together using a ¼" seam allowance. You can chain piece if you like. Use a dry iron or finger press your seam allowances to the darker side. Keep the layout photo as a handy reminder. Sometimes distractions come up and those tiny squares get jumbled up.
Now sew the completed set of two squares into blocks of four. Make sure your seams interlock. I rub my fingers together over the joining seam prior to sewing. If they are locked in, you will be able to feel a smooth connection. Gently pull the two pieces apart to see if the join is locked. The locked joins will yield a sharp intersecting point on the face. Again press the seams to one side after finishing.
Join the three sets of blocks across into three rows. Press the seams to one side for each row.
Finally, join the three rows together. It is a good idea to pin the joins for the final row of sewing to keep the intersections aligned.
Voila! The Front Panel is complete.
Step 4: Add a Border
Measure the length of the left side of your panel (mine was 12 ½"), and cut a solid red strip from the jelly roll the same size. Now cut the strip in half lengthwise. I ended up with two strips measuring 12 ½" x 1 ¼". With right sides together, sew the left and right borders to your panel. Now repeat these steps for the top and bottom borders of your panel.
Back Panel
Repeat the steps for the front panel to create your back panel. I chose different fabrics, and used the lighter blue paisley, the white and blue tossed miniatures, the light blue and white rose, the lighter blue lattice with roses, and solid cream for the border. Cut 12 squares of the paisley, 12 squares of the miniatures, 6 squares of the roses, and 6 squares of the lattice.
Here is the layout for the Back Panel.
Side Panels
Measure the sides of your front and back panels. They should be approximately the same size, but no worries if they are a bit off, we are going to trim the pieces before construction.
For each side, choose four strips of fabric from the jelly roll, and cut to the larger measurement (better too big than too small). The fabrics I chose are pictured. Straight stitch these four strips together to create the side panel. Repeat these steps to create your second side panel. I chose to use the red paisley and the tossed plum on beige for both. The variation is in the colors of the blue and white roses and lattice with roses. In one panel I used the lighter blue and in the other the darker.
Side Panel One
Side Panel Two
Bottom Panel
Measure the bottom of your front and back panels. Choose four strips of fabric, cut to the larger measurement, and straight stitch together. Pictured are my selections.
Now the fun begins!
We are going to treat each of the five panels as if they are mini quilts. Cut a piece of the 1 yard of solid navy so that it is 1" larger on all sides of your first panel to be quilted. Then cut a piece of cotton batting the same size. Make a quilt sandwich by positioning your solid navy face down on your mat, followed by the batting and the panel face up. Secure your sandwich with pins. Quilt your panel as you like. I used a simple "stitch in the ditch" approach with each panel. Sandwich and quilt the rest of your panels.
After you finish quilting, trim up each panel. This is the point where you can ensure the pieces are all the same size.
Decide which edge you would like to be the top of your front, back, and side panels because we are about to give them a nice finish. Measure the top of the panel you are working on and cut a piece of solid navy to fit its width. My first panel measured 13 ½", so I cut a strip 13 ½" x 2 ½". Now press that strip in half, and sew the raw edge to the raw edge of the panel like a quilt binding. After adding the binding, turn the strip and hand stitch binding to the back lining. Repeat for the three remaining panels. The bottom panel does not need to be bound because it will be sewn to the body of the tote bag on all four sides.
Cut two strips of solid navy to 21" x 4". This will yield a handle approximately 8" in height from the top of the bag. Fold each strip in half lengthwise and press. Open up each strip and fold the sides to meet in the middle. The pressed fold will help to gauge the center.
Cut two strips of batting to 21" x 1" and tuck it inside flush against one side. Sew the open side closed. To keep it balanced in appearance, sew another line down the opposite side.
Measure 3" from each end of the top front and top back panels. Pin the handle so the end of the handle meets the bottom of the solid border. Make sure the handles are not twisted prior to sewing. Simply hold it up and you will see if it is not correct. Using a "stitch box", sew each handle to the top of your panel.
We are going to put the bag together using a binding to join and hide the exposed seams. Choose eight strips from the jelly roll, or use solid navy if you want the inside of the tote bag to be all one color.
(Before continuing read "Option" at the end of the instructions. It may be of interest.)
Start by sewing the front panel to the bottom panel. Measure the edge of the bottom panel lengthwise. Cut a binding strip the measure length by 2 ½". Press the strip in half. Sew it to the edge of the bottom panel. Place the bottom panel on top of the front panel with the sewn binding on the bottom.
Turn the two panels over so the lining side of the front panel is now facing you. Reach under and turn the binding around to the lining side of the front panel. Pin the binding to the lining side for sewing.
Sew both pieces together on the lining side. Take your time and make sure you are sewing through both panels.
When you finish and open it up, you will see that the two panels are now joined and the seam is covered by the binding.
Now assemble the back panel to the bottom using the same procedure.
Pictured is the front panel attached to the bottom with the back panel ready to be assembled.
Next add the two side panels.
We are almost done. Take a breath, you are doing great!
Now it is time to make this guy into a real tote. In order to sew the side seams to the bottom, twist the side panel and place it on the one side of the bottom panel. Add the binding as you did before. You will be constructing the balance of the seams working in a clockwise fashion.
After all of the pieces are joined with seams your new tote is done. Your tote is completely washable. Since it is quilted, each wash will enhance your design.
If you would like your bag to stand up in a more uniform manner, add the seams to the outside of the panels instead of the inside. The photo shows the bag inside out. You will see it stands up proud and tall. By adding the seams to the outside, the bad is able to stand on its own. The seams on the inside give the face side a clean look. You are the designer. It is all up to you.
1 tote bag. Measures 13"W x 13"H (excluding handles) x 7"D. Machine washable.
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My 360 needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 54 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
360 Investments®
Real Estate Investment Marketing Firm who provides real estate investment opportunities to our selective clients.
Real Estate investors and others who are interested in real estate investing.
We are going to be featured as the cover story of Realty411 Magazine. We need a two page article layout that looks like a Recipe from a cookbook.
The main image should look like a mixing bowl with a spatula or mixing spoon with our logo slightly swirled in it.
The recipe title will be: Secret Recipe: Zero Down Investments with a short description.
Ingredients List
Directions: (12 steps)
Attached is the layout concept sketched, Logo, & content details for text and all images to be used in the directions.


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Our team of designers and in-house licensed contractors will take you through a step-by step remodeling process, from designing your dream kitchen, bathroom and/or apartment to selecting materials, obtaining the proper permits* and executing the actual construction phase* – MyHome is your one-stop-shop for everything that's kitchen and bath.
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The UC Irvine men's basketball team will play host to High Point University of North Carolina in the first round of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Crawford Court.
The Anteaters (20-15), who lost to Pacific in the title game of the Big West Conference Tournament on Saturday, are making their first postseason appearance since 2002, when they appeared in the NIT.
High Point (17-13) is making its first postseason appearance as an NCAA Division I program. The Panthers won the North Division of the Big South Conference, the program's first division crown since 1996-97, but lost in the first round of the conference tournament to eventual champion Liberty.
The Panthers, under fourth-year coach Scott Cherry, will be led by second-team All-Big South performer Allan Chaney (14.4 points and eight rebounds per game), as well as Adam Weary (10 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.2 steals per contest), who was named to the conference's All-Freshman Team.
John Brown, a first-team all-conference choice who was also the Freshman of the Year, will miss the game with an injury. He averaged 16.4 points per game.
The CIT is a 32-team tournament that opens with eight games Tuesday and eight more Wednesday. This is the fifth year of the tournament's existence.
If this year's schedule follows form from the 2012 tournament, second-round games will be played Saturday and Sunday.
Also representing the Big West in the CIT are Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and Hawaii. Cal Poly visits Weber State on Wednesday, when Hawaii will play host to Air Force.
UCI and High Point share one similar opponent in Liberty. UCI defeated the Flames, 64-46, on Nov. 19 in the Progressive Legends Classic Subregional in Huntsville, Texas. High Point defeated Liberty, 77-72, in a home conference game on Jan. 16, then topped the Flames, 77-68, at Liberty in conference play on Feb. 16.
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