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A Dedicated Group of Wood Collectors and Crafters
Chuck Ray #9812 Chuck was appointed as Associate Editor for the World of Wood as of 2013. Chuck is an Associate Professor, Wood and Forest Science at the College of Agricultural Sciences, at the Pennsylvania State University. He believes in the need to continually learn more about wood in all its aspects and to share this knowledge with the public as reflected in his blog/website. On July 4, 2013 he took over the USA NE Regional trusteeship from retiring Trustee, Ron DeWitt for the term ending October 1, 2015.
Here's something of interest! Wood Science-1013-Lignin - A video on one of the principal components of wood, and what makes it wood, specifically...lignin.
Chuck Ray at WoodPro at Penn State Extension. There is a wealth of information there.
A while back, I was passed on an email with pictures from a Penn State student asking about the species of a log on display at a local bike shop. He wanted to know, because the log was the object of interest in a contest - guess the weight of the log and win a mountain bike. It looked like an oak, but I decided to stop by the shop since I go by it every day on the way home, just to confirm. See full story ...09/23/2013
On my way back from Pittsburgh, I stopped in to meet Earl and Connie Deemer. They live just a couple of hours from me here in Pennsylvania, and have been active IWCS members since the 1980's. This was my first chance to meet them, and they invited me in for a visit and a look at Earl's woodworking and carving. They graciously agreed to let me shoot a video of the tour so that I could share it with you on our IWCS YouTube channel. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsBYOcRlXXTEyDJmeR6-YbA. 09/23/2014


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Ed Madden gives a powerful reading of his poem written in response to Mississippi's HB 1523–an anti-gay, anti-trans "religious freedom" law which, oddly enough, names poetry as a specific good or service that can be denied.
Dear Mississippi,
– regarding House Bill 1523
Dear Mississippi, we visited Quincy just a couple
of weeks back, Durrett Cemetery, a bit south
of Amory, the spot where Bert's mom rests. We stopped
at the Wal- Mart for silks and stems to add to what
he'd already bought. He arranged the blooms, placed some
on another grave, his aunt's, pointed out his sisters'
spots, the plot set for himself—a wife, three kids.
While he worked, I wandered over to the fence, the drift
of windblown flowers stuck there in the wire, some tossed
over in the woods, colors fading in the shade
and dead leaves. I asked Bert what he would have been
had he stayed. He said bitter. We both laughed, but thought
about that—what if we'd never met, never married.
Dear Mississippi, it really makes me happy that you
consider poetry among the primary goods and services
related to the solemnization, formation, celebration,
or recognition of any marriage—that is, Mississippi
officially recognizes poetry as a good, lists it
between photography and videography
in HB 1523, poets coming before
florists, dressmakers, bakers, disc-jockeys, wedding
planners, limousine rentals, even jewelry. I knew
cake would be there, embattled bakers the emblem now,
poster children of principled resistance for those who would
refuse to recognize my marriage and others like it.
It's odd, though, to think of poets among those declining
to provide services to couples getting married;
odder still, I suppose, to think of those couples
paying poets to write something ceremonious,
some lines about love, an epithalamion maybe, an ode.
Dear Mississippi, I think about that plot, my husband's
spot beside his mother at that Quincy cemetery,
a script that won't be filled, the wife, three kids.
Mississippi, I forgot to say that his dad's
not there anymore, still alive, remarried and then
she died, and now he lives nearby, in Carolina. Not sure
where he'll lie when he's gone. He had his name
and husband scraped off that ornate double stone,
intent to rest beside his second wife in Amory.
Mississippi, would you let a funeral home refuse
to bury me beside Bert, a gravedigger refuse
to dig the hole, the pallbearers refuse to take hold
of the casket, the mason refuse to carve the stone, since
that would be to recognize the union of two men?
Dear Mississippi, you're quite lovely in March,
forsythia in bloom, redbuds in the woods, irises
and jonquils coming up in country yards, the sky all white
and wet with light. We met about twenty years ago
on a day like this, and wed ten years later,
the sky clearing just in time for a horse-drawn carriage
and two men in suits and smiles, their calla lily
boutonnières. It wasn't legal, of course, despite
the minister and church, the vows, the guests, the Elvis
impersonator at the reception. I wrote a poem
for the program, a reflection on what is real and what is not,
memory of working the garden with my beloved, memory
of a niece's wedding (second? third?), the silk roses
with dewdrops of glue. I thought of that when we got to get
that document, the one that finally made us legal, though
one of us had to sign the box marked bride,
the forms not yet caught up to what the law allowed.
Mississippi, I'm glad you recognize the good of poetry,
just wish you'd recognize the good of this: a man
tending his mother's grave, his love beside him, handing him
scissors and stems, the wire that binds it all together.
Ed Madden's a frequent contributor to GMP Poetry. Check out more of his work.
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Straight after that Christmas I made "Wishes Do Come True".
After Christmas 2014 I made "Angel Greetings"
And during my recent holidays I used the last two heads to make
|"I Believe"
These heads are one of the best presents I've ever received.
Following the Brisbane trip I wanted to start something new, so made "Piccadilly Circus", a Thimble Blossoms design using Bonnie and Camille fabrics. I loved making this quilt top and it was finished just as I had to come back to work.
Had a great weekend - lunch with friends in Sydney, a visit with my favourite little man and his mum and dad
then babysitting my other favourite little person - as well as starting to pack up Christmas and some sewing. Started making "Cheerio", another Thimble Blossoms design using Bonnie and Camille fabrics. This one has been cut out for months.
Chain-piecing and watching "Ally McBeal" - fantastic.


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Newly released records from Kansas Department for Children and Families reveal police and medical professionals, as well as social workers, were aware or suspicious that Adrian Jones and his siblings were being abused. Jones' remains were found in November 2015 on the family's Kansas City, Kansas, rental property after officers responding to a report of domestic abuse learned the then-seven-year-old boy was missing. The boy's father, Michael Jones, was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for at least 25 years. An identical sentence was ordered for Heather Jones, the boy's stepmother, in November.
More >> DCF records: Police, doctors, social workers aware of abuse in case of boy fed to pigs


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In this video, Pastor James Wilson shares how he became a Christian and a pastor, as well as some information about Derry City, Northwest Baptist, and how the new building will benefit the work in Derry. For more information on how to have a part click here.
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Pennsylvania parents who are ending their marriages and who want custody of their children might want to first try to compromise with each other. Court custody battles can be lengthy, expensive and stressful. If parents can avoidthem by agreeing to joint custody or finding another solution, they may be more satisfied with the outcome. However, if this is not possible, there are things a parent can do to prepare for a fight over custody.
The parent may want to work with an attorney and learn as much as possible about child custody laws. A judge will make a determination based on the best interests of the child although both parents might not agree about what they are.
Parents may want to bring documents to support their side. A court will also look at elements that may seem superficial to the parents such as how they dress for court and what their demeanor is like. Showing the ability and willingness to compromise with the other parent may also count in their favor. However, even if parents are not awarded primary physical custody, they may get a lot of visitation time with their child.
The parent who is not awarded primary custody might be required to pay child support to the other parent. This is usually determined based on a formula that takes income and costs such as the child's medical care into account. Parents may also want to make an agreement about how they will handle other expenses that are not covered by child support. For example, one parent may agree to cover the costs of an extracurricular sport that the child plays.


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Which emoji are you using the most these days?
Make sure you're muted!
What a great idea!
Remember blowing on the game so it would work? Good Times!
You will soon be able to ask "Alexa, what's the traffic like?"
It's like 'Shark Week' every day!
Oh, how times have changed!
Be careful what you post!
Click in, if you haven't in a few months!
What are you buying online?
Do you want to see some changes to your work place?
What have you learned?
Is Netflix an essential service?
or if you have kids, more of a zoo
You should be cleaning your phone a lot!
Apple and Google announced the partnership which will enable iPhones and Android phones to share […]
This could be handy!
This is incredible news!
It's also adding a new Screen Time Management in Feed feature.
So many options!
What do you ask Alexa on the regular?
It allows you to call a plow on demand…
Samsung says the future is all about robots that act as "life companions."
Never get stuck on the toilet without TP again!
We all have a few of these now!
So much for humans being social creatures.
Alexa is coming to your rescue this holiday season.
Sometimes you got to get it wrong to get it right!
What did you Tweet about?
Apparently if you sext with someone because you're feeling naughty, you're in the minority.
More rides, more drinks apparently!
Backed by Bill Gates, Heliogen has achieved a solar breakthrough.
Go ahead and slap on your headphones at work.
Don't mess with the game!
It's 7 Feet Tall and Amazon says its compatible with Alexa.
"C" is for car...
Who wouldn't want a robot to do laundry!
Just to make you feel really good- the iPod is older than Billie Eilish!
Marty McFly never predicted this
Goodbye, I love you...Whoops!
No need for those fart mufflers when you horn can make the same sound
It takes 2 hours and 24 minutes to chill a bottle of champaign
According to a new survey, we've got less patience today than ever before.
Self-cleaning homes! Sign me up!
Ever wondered what it would be like to be a spy? Now's your chance!
Is it your phone or your significant other?
Look up, you may miss something!
3rd place isn't something to scoff at when it lands you a $1.2 million pay check!
Battle royale game Fortnite has become a phenomenon
App shows you what you'll look like as you age!
Just in time for Christmas 2019!
It's Amazon Prime Day...
It's Christmas in July For Online shoppers!
This is awesome!
puppy nose!
According to a report from Nielsen, Millennials spend an average of 9.4 minutes choosing what to watch […]
Officials want to know more about these products
People want to know "How old is Drake?"
Ever wonder what Xbox smells like?
This is just sad.
Finally a game I can get on board with!
God bless online shopping!
Oh good, another distraction for the kids!
Apple credit card? Yes please!
While these phones are said to make life easier- they are also responsible for relationship […]
A sloth, waffles, a person in a wheelchair and a juice box!
Your TV is watching you!
"That's A Lot of Lights Dad."
Buy them their own electric blanket!
For Those "Just-In-Case" Moments
Were you hacked?
The good, the bad and the ugly!
Your clothing is spying on you.
Kids are making $20 per/hr teaching other kids how to play
Do you really want to know?
The songs that make you want to bust a move
From keeping logs of your travels to browser searches you thought you deleted, here's what they have on you.
This would be great for your tween!
Investors say it will affect future profits if they do not give better restriction options.
She Had NO Idea It Was Coming
We've come a long way!
The ultimate 1990's nostalgia for $79.99
Are the apps on your phone on these lists?
Tickets are still available!
You'll pay $1-$2 more based on your subscription tier
Just in time for back-to-school
The Emoji Movie and Atomic Blonde have soft debuts
What a sad day...
Play in Andy's Room and more next year
The Air Deck is coming in July!
Turn Your iPhone In To A Polaroid Camera
She Was Given An Old Phone With A Chord Instead
If you're mad that you didn't grab an NES before they were discontinued, have no […]
The only phone you'll ever need for the rest of your life. AND it has snake.
The Legendary Bar Phone Is Making A Comeback
It Will Be Rolled Out With Apple's Latest iOs Update
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'In this book, authors have explored the missing
dimension of medicine. Even if we use 'placebos' to
treat patients psychologically, it works. This proves the
power of the mind in healing. The concept of the doctor
within, the Invisible Doctor, is a tool in the hand of
physicians treating their patients. This will definitely
magnify the healing process along with medicine'.
— Wing Commander Parneet Kaur,
MD Gynaecologist, AF Hospital, Kanpur (U.P.)
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March 05, 2019 05:45 AM
Legislative leaders and Gov. Tim Walz have agreed on plans to provide about $13 million in immediate funding so repairs can continue on Minnesota's troubled vehicle registration system known as MNLARS, and they're working to find $10 million to compensate registrars for losses they incurred trying to make it work.
Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka told reporters Monday the bills could be on the governor's desk and ready for him to sign Tuesday.
More from KSTP.com:
Senate GOP address MNLARS before legislative session
Report blames 2 state agencies for botched MNLARS launch
The House then voted 52-12 to pass the bill Monday night. The Senate has yet to officially approve the measure.
Senate transportation chairman Scott Newman says the governor and House Democratic leaders also agreed on hiring independent experts who will report back by May 1 on whether to spend money out of the next two-year budget to continue trying to fix the balky software or try another approach.
The state has already spent more than $100 million on MNLARS.
After the House's vote, Rep. Paul Torkelson (R-Hanska), issued the following statement:
"It's incredibly disappointing that the first bill being sent to Gov. Walz this year gives funding to government agencies but includes no relief for those who have been hurt by the failures of government. It's been ten months since the governor vetoed two rounds of deputy registrar relief funding—these folks have waited long enough, and it's a shame that the legislature once again has delaying passage of this badly-needed relief."
Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and Majority Leader Ryan Winkler released the following statements:
"Today, the House passed funding so we can continue to improve the Minnesota Licensing and Registration System – to reduce wait times and increase efficiency for Minnesotans. We also solved a problem created by the previous Legislature when they unnecessarily borrowed against the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund. Further, moving quickly to fund the Andover landfill cleanup is critically important to residents of the north metro area," said Speaker Hortman. "This is an example of how divided government can work if we're willing to work together, find solutions, and compromise."
"House DFLers believe in honest budgeting and solving problems facing Minnesotans," said Majority Leader Winkler. "We hope this is just the first step as we face much more challenging issues this session."
Associated Press
Updated: March 05, 2019 05:45 AM
Created: March 04, 2019 03:17 PM
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Nickelodeon's hit show PAW Patrol is on a roll with a pup-tastic live tour!
PAW Patrol Live! – Race to the Rescue
Friday, January 5, 2018, 6 p.m.
Saturday, January 6, 10 a.m., 2 p.m.
Sunday, January 7, 1 p.m., 5 p.m.
The Kentucky Center
501 W. Main Street, Louisville 40202
It's the day of the Great Adventure Bay Race between Adventure Bay's Mayor Goodway and Foggy Bottom's Mayor Humdinger, but Mayor Goodway is nowhere to be found. PAW Patrol to the rescue! Ryder summons Marshall, Chase, Skye, Rubble, Rocky, Zuma and Everest to rescue Mayor Goodway and to run the race in her place.
Using their unique skills and teamwork, the pups show that "no job is too big, no pup is too small," and share lessons for all ages about citizenship, social skills and problem-solving as they make several heroic rescues on their race to the finish line.
Tickets start at $22.50, reserved seating, fees apply.
A VIP Package is available at $123.50 and includes premium seating, special souvenir gift, and post-show Meet + Greet photo opportunity with Ryder and two PAW Patrol characters.


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- Code
- 11129
- City
- Listing For
- Sale
- Property Type
- Villa / House
- Property Status
- New Build
- Price
- Bedrooms
- 6
Tyrol - Sankt Ulrich am Pillersee - Austrian Alps
This beautiful multi-family home in the centre of St. Ulrich am Pillersee and was built in 2003.
The location is very sunny and the lake is just few walking minutes far.
The total living effective area is about 226 м² and it spread over three floors, divided into 3 apartments and one studio apartment.
On the ground floor there is an apartment with approx. 69 м² living effective area offers an anteroom, a dining room, a kitchen, a bedroom, a separate toilet and a bathroom with a bath tub and a shower. A small terrace with garden is accessible from the bedroom.
On the ground floor there is a fully equipped 22 м² studio apartment with a living- and sleeping area and a bathroom with toilet.
In the 1st and 2nd floor there are two identical constructed apartments of about 68 м² with an anteroom, a living room, a bedroom, a dressing room/ a storage space, a bathroom with bath tub and a shower, a separate toilet and a kitchen with a dining area.
The south-west oriented generous balcony surrounds both apartments.
In front of the house there are 8 parking lots available (2 parking lots for each apartment).
The main entrance leads to the upper floors as well as to the boiler room, the tank room and the storage room.
The house is heated by an oil-fired central heating system.
All apartments are rented for long and the current tenants can gladly be accepted.
In the case of non-approval of the lease contract there is a 3 month cancelation period agreed.
Equipment: ground floor:
AP 1 with approx. 63,08 м² living effective area;
anteroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom with bathroom and shower, separate toilet;
boiler room, equipment room; garage;
studio apartment with approx. 21,60 м² living effective area;
1st upper floor:
AP 2 with approx. 67,62 м² living effective area;
anteroom, living room with open kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom with bath tub, separate toilet;
2nd upper floor:
AP 2 with approx. 67,62 м² living effective area;
anteroom, living room with open kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom with bath tub, separate toilet;
1 garage; 2 parking lots for each apartments;
Energy value: HWB 151 kWh/м² a fGEE 1,68
Situation: The Pillerseetal is located in the northeast part of Tyrol, at the boundary between Salzburg and Bavaria. The 5 villages 'Fieberbrunn, Hochfilzen, St. Jakob in Haus, St. Ulrich and Waidring' are connected to the year-round holiday region 'Pillerseetal'.
The ski region 'Kitzbueheler Alpen' offers 5 ski areas 'Fieberbrunn/ Streuboden, Waidring Steinplatte, Buchsteinwand Pillerseetal, Weissach/ Hochkogel Fieberbrunn and Hausberglift Waidring'.
You can enjoy the wonderful snowy landscape on one of the innumerable cross-country skiing tracks, winter walking trails or toboggan runs.
The holiday region 'Pillerseetal' offers over 400 km of hiking trails. Beside hiking, you find wide-stretching cycle ways for the whole family.
For sun seekers a visit at the bathing lakes and swimming baths in Waidring or Fieberbrunn is advisable.
More about the region:
Train stations: Fieberbrunn, Hochfilzen und St. Johann in Tirol
The next airports are Salzburg (-75 km), Innsbruck (-110 km), Munchen (-190 km)
- Property type House w multiple dwellings
- Property type Investment properties
- Location Sankt Ulrich am Pillersee
- Surrounding area only a few driving minutes away of ski slope
- Surrounding area only a few driving minutes away of golf course
- Rooms 11
- Plot Area 618
- Living area in м² 225,92
- Anzahl Balkone: 2
- Condition well-kept


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The TRiO Club is collecting toiletries for the Women's Shelter. Below is a list of basic needs. Please help us help others.
List of Toiletries
Halls cough drops
Neosporin cream
Travel-size hand sanitizer
Rolaids (individual rolls)
Visine & allergy eye-drops
Snack-size baggies
Sensodyne toothpaste
Toothbrushes and travel case
Nail clippers
Hotel-size shampoo, soaps, and lotion
Baby powder/foot powder
Spray deodorant
Feminine hygiene products
Hand sanitizer
Chap stick and sunscreen
Please drop off your toiletries in CH 117 TRIO Office by February 27, 2015
We appreciate your support


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List of Gaileee's Favorite Yoga Places….
The different yoga directories where one can find yoga in your area!
Directories where you can find me:
Yoga Heals Us (Scroll down to yoga in Golden Triangle Area).
The International Association of Yoga Therapists
Accessible Yoga Network
Yoga Alliance
Senior Expo Day – September 2018 – Central Mall – Port Arthur Texas
Region 5 Superintendent Administrative Assistant Meeting – Chair yoga for the office – October 2018
International Kid's Yoga Day 2016, 2017, 2018 – Ambassador
January 24th, 2009 – Gentle Beginning Yoga
January 2004 & 2005 – Yoga for the Golfer
Lotus Yoga Studio
Free Day of Yoga – 2007, 2008 & 2009
EverythingYoga.com – Your source for yoga products, yoga clothing, yoga mats and more!
Yoga can help people to quit smoking tobacco for good https://addictionresource.com/yoga-recovering-from-drug-abuse/
An increasing number of studies suggest that mindfulness activities, such as yoga, can help people overcome addiction when complemented by traditional treatment. Meditation's effect on the neurotransmitter GABA in the brain may be a reason why.
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# of Watchers: 15,796
Reviews: 30 users
Ranked #925
Popularity #248
Watchers 5,846
Park Cha Oh Reum is a newly appointed judge who is assigned to the 44th Civil Affairs Department at the Seoul Central District. She is always on the lookout for injustice and is able to profoundly empathize with others. Compared to her, Im Ba Reun is a cool-headed man of principle with the creed of 'Court that is equal to all', and he is displeased with junior judge Park Cha Oh Reum who is overly sympathetic when it comes to cases. (Source: JTBC) Edit Translation
- English
- Português
- Español
- Native Title: 미스 함무라비
- Also Known As: Miseu Hammurabi , Ms. Hammurabi
- Director: Kwak Jung Hwan
- Screenwriter: Moon Yoo Seok
- Genres: Friendship, Comedy, Law, Romance, Life, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Go Ah Ra
- Kim Myung Soo
- Sung Dong Il
- Ryu Deok HwanJung Bo WangSupport Role
- Lee ElijahLee Do YeonSupport Role
- Lee Tae SungMin Yong JoonSupport Role
This review may contain spoilersThis drama.. Ohhh boy.. It is very good. It talks about things and topics that needs more attention. In this drama there were enough of serious and comedic scenes non of them overpowered each other, what made the watching more enjoyable.
I liked how the story doesn't have focus on romance but to the problems that any person can live through in their lives.
I loved the fact that L finally got a main role in this drama and he proved his talent in acting. He had to play a serious and close- hearted character whom he did great! He was so cute that sometimes my UWU screamed so loud that I was even surprised.
Go Ah Ra's character was the reason I fell in love with this drama. And how later on in drama her past was told and what she did go through as a teen.
Chemistry between characters was good too. How everyone tried to understand and help each other.
What I appreciated was the fact that Im Ba Reun confessing his feelings to Par Cho Oh Reum didn't make things awkward between the characters, but let them understand the situation that is happening and bordering the characters.
Second lead character relationship was adorable too. How they interacted to each other.
I felt attached to every character in this drama.
OST was REALLY good. It didn't bother to stay focused on the scenes, but it felt more like the music completed them. It gave the right feeling to the scenes.
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The visual side is extremely sophisticated. On the wall in judges` room there is a painting of Goya and some variation on the theme of "Dance" by Henri Matisse. The script is outstanding and dialogues are intelligent. Anyone who is looking for a wise story and a wise commentary on life will find it here.
Thanks to the fact that drama is based on the novel of Moon Yoo Seok, it has a depth of character and thoughtful problems. It asks the question of what a justice is, what is the power of public opinion and money? And a very important one: is always a poor the victim?
Judge Park, played by Go Ara – she could have played uncompromising heroine better.
Judge Im, played by Kim Myung Soo – his acting is really good. He plays the character who is straightforward, confident, and in control of the feelings, but at the same time seeking the truth about himself, about his true motivations.
Young judges have a great chemistry, I can even say that drama is full of electrifying romance, although they barely talking to each other and keep the distance between themselves almost all the time.
Sung Dong Il is my favorite actor. His judge Han is so warm and family man, but on the other hand very emotional, who instantly fights for justice.
Go Ara is holding back from hysterical sobbing, (perhaps the director prohibited it and he even jokes about her constant crying, when he recommends her to take eye drops). I may only hope that Kim Myung Soo will not learn bad acting from her.
The mood of "Miss Hammurabi":
The characters are very natural and this is a big advantage of the drama. The ajummas in the market are portrayed very well, thanks to a few scenes we can feel their loneliness, moving warmth and straight humor. Filming is natural, full of bright and bland sepia and I like the soundtrack.
I give 8 for acting because of the only one expression of Go Ara`s face (who always looks like she is about to cry in a moment), but 10 for the whole, because it's a very good drama!
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DIY Decoupaged Vase
Hello Everyone!
Its time to decoupage..yayy..one of my favorite stuff to do with paper..& its always interesting! I am sharing a tutorial after a few days gap..Life is going busy these days, so you will have to be more patient with me..hehe.but I really appreciate your emails in which you ask about my absence & for suggestions about my new page! so very sweet of you all.. today I hope you will enjoy my tutorial, which is actually a recycling..
Someone cracked this vase at home few days back, but It wasn't into pieces, there was just a crack Line not much visible in it..so I grab it from the place & nobody knows! hmm..
Then I Decoupage it ..
DIY Decoupaged Vase
You will need ;
A vase(it would be great if cracked)haha
plain & colored paper sheets
Modpodge/transparent glue
(as modpodge is Not available here in PK, so my Pakistani readers can use movileth german glue for decoupage,its tiny bit similar to mod podge)
First I cut the plain paper sheet into strips & then I cut flowers from the floral sheet.
first paste the abstract cuttings & then flowers,
let it dry and then apply a thin coat of mod podge, you can use sparkle too..but the gloss is also good!
Here is the image before the glossy look..not bad..!!
I made tissue paper flowers for this vase.
Come again for enjoying these flowers making in my next post.. Have a Nice day!
31 Comments
So pretty…missed seeing your posts Khadija. Take care
Hi, K! I like the pale blue paper shards here – looks like tile mosaic!
very beatiful:)))
Nice look of your "new" vase. Suggestion: I tore the paper edges are not streigh, for modern antique effects. Hugs
Great idea! I will have to try this soon.
Great way to save a vase – very creative! Don't you just love Mod Podge!
What a darling idea! Such a happy little vase! :)
xoxo laurie
Khadija! first of all my greeting and best wishes to bring your blog to 'WordPress'. I am happy to see the new look of your blog. As always you are creative and wise with your recycling project. I am inspired by your projects and get ideas. Hope to share my own crafts work with the readers of this blog insha Allah!.
This is very interesting, You are a very skilled blogger. I've joined your feed and look forward to seeking more of your wonderful post. Also, I've shared your site in my social networks!
wao…pretty… and flowers are too good khadija
wow pretty awesome
I love the colours! :)
Que linda propuesta, me encantó la idea para objetos que tengan alguna imperfección. Muy bien explicado. Besos que tengas una linda semana, yo también te estaba extrañando.
Isn't Mod Podge the best??! This is a great vase! Thanks for joining the party at Keep Calm and Link Up!
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I love to decoupage, your vase looks great. Followed you here from the Creative Corner blog hop.
You did a brilliant job with that – many things get broken in my house and you never find out who did it!
Wow! Very nice work!! Well done! thanks for sharing :-)
A beautifully pretty vase Khadija!! What a great way to cover up a crack!
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
You really did a good job, and like your decoupaged vase. Very pretty! Thanks for sharing your inspiration with Sunday's Best – you helped make the party a success!
Great job, I can never get decoupage to look nice, so I'm always envious :)
Awesome as ALWAYS!!! Hugs and thanks for sharing : )
Beautiful job! Thanks for joining the party I hope to see you back today.
Awesome Khadija!!
This is so pretty. It looks like a mosaic – so nice!
Great idea! Thanks for sharing at Inspire Me Monday at Create With Joy!
beautiful! Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. Sorry It's taken me a while to get here and say thank you xo
Perfect for warm weather decor; great childrens project. We have Mod Podge – which also comes in glow in the dark! – I have some I have not yet used it or the regular Mod Podge but- maybe I'll get brave and try something… glow in the dark flower centers maybe? :D
thanks for the how to!
Great idea! Looks really nice. I might try it!
from where did you get the modpodge………..you said it was not available in Pakistan
Hey! I wanted to ask how can we stick glitter to anything like they do with mod podge. Plz reply thanks.


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The Lego Movie 2 has only been in cinemas for a few days, but that's still long enough to reveal some new sets featuring various more-spoilery sections of the story. Three new ones are on the way, ready for release sometime this spring, so let's take a look.
These sets feature some minor spoilers for The Lego Movie 2, so be careful
The first one is, naturally, Emmet's Triple-Decker Couch Mech. This is a 2-in-1 set, much like his space-faring house, letting you choose between couch mode and mech mode. It's going to cost $30 (UK pricing TBA) and comes with Emmet, Sweet Mayhem, and a very angry kitty.Maybe she's angry because her tail turned into a toilet brush?
Next up is 'Shimmer & Shine Sparkle Spa!', where the film's kidnapped heroes are taken after being delivered to the totally-not-evil Queen Watevra W'Nabi. In it you get Lucy with her blue hair, Benny the spaceman, Unikitty, the 'glampire' Balthazar, and the animals known as Flaminga, Eight, and Archimedes. It's $70 (UK price TBA). Unfortunately it doesn't look like the big cameo character will be included.
Finally we have 'Queen Watevra's 'So-Not-Evil' Space Palace', alongside a miniature version of the queen herself, Batman in most of his Liberace outfit (sadly the giant fluffy cape is missing), the ice cream cone, a palace guard, and Celeste the vampire. This one is $70, and again UK pricing is TBA.
There's still plenty of stuff from the film we haven't seen in set form (Production Editor Kim has requested a the giant wedding cake scene), but for the time being it's good to know Lego isn't done with The Lego Movie 2. Unfortunately that means buying them all is going to cost a lot more than we all anticipated. [Brickjournal]


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David Skilling a director at Landfall Strategy Group, a Singapore-based economic research and advisory firm wrote in an article in ST
My assessment is that the more important constraints on Singapore's transition to a productivity-driven growth model are those associated with the structure of Singapore's economy. Indeed, I would suggest that it is exactly because the existing growth model has been so successful that the transition process to a productivity-led growth model is so challenging.
One way of thinking about this is a Singapore version of "Dutch Disease", in which one part of the economy becomes so successful that it weakens the competitive position of other sectors. This is because the successful sector places upward economy-wide pressure on wages, costs and the exchange rate. In Singapore, as with some other FDI (foreign direct investment)-intensive economies, the MNC (multinational corporation)-heavy sectors are highly productive, and have correspondingly higher wage and cost structures. This attracts resources from elsewhere in the economy, and raises the cost structure for other Singapore firms relative to their levels of productivity.
This is felt keenly by Singapore firms in internationally oriented sectors that have lower average levels of productivity than the large MNCs. The high cost structures faced by these firms make scaling up entrepreneurial and innovative activity into international markets more challenging. This has contributed to the observed difficulties with growing new global champions from Singapore.


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Acacia Network, the leading Latino integrated care nonprofit in the nation, offers the community, from children to seniors, a pathway to behavioral and primary healthcare, housing, and empowerment. We are visionary leaders transforming the triple aim of high quality, great experience at a lower cost. Acacia champions a collaborative environment to deliver vital health, housing and community building services, work we have been doing since 1969. By hiring talented individuals like you, we've been able to expand quickly, with offices in Albany, Buffalo, Syracuse, Orlando, Tennessee, Maryland and Puerto Rico.
We are seeking a Licensed Clinical Social Worker to provide comprehensive leadership and supervision to the LMSW's in our Primary Care Department. Be an integral part of the Primary Care leadership team to educate, provide insight, ensure quality and engage in member retention.
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Provide leadership and ongoing supervision to the assigned Social Workers Staff.
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Review, approve and sign off on clinical documentation including but not limited to, Baseline Assessments, Plans of Care.
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The Crystal Caves are one of the biggest attractions of the Tropical North. Tourists can explore the tunnels and grottos within the conservatory for hours.
There are almost 600 pieces of various precious gems, stones, and uncut crystals at the Caves. One of the biggest perks of visiting this attraction is that tourists can happily touch and photograph the exhibits.
The Paronella Park is a must visit for those who are fond of exotic flora. The 5 hectares-big estate next to the Mena Creek Falls is home to over 7000 varieties of different plant specimens. These specimens are showcased in their natural habitat as a maintained rain forest.
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The Kuranda Scenic Railway is a must for the visitors to the tropical north area and a delight for the children to experience the wonders of the scenic railway as it meanders its way through the Macalister Ranges.
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Thistle Theatre presents: Baba Yaga and the Bag of Gold
Thistle Theatre presents: Baba Yaga and the Bag of Gold
Baba Yaga, the infamous witch who flies around in a mortar and pestle, steals a bag of gold from Vasilisa and her younger brother, Ivan. The brave, but foolish, Ivan sets off to recover the family treasure and literally finds himself in hot water. A fascinating assortment of characters, including Baba Yaga's cat, a rabbit and a family of mice complete the cast of characters in this Slavic tale. Black light scenes of a hut that walks on chicken legs and a dancing fence of skulls and bones are featured in the production using tabletop Bunraku-style of puppetry.
Jean Enticknap who created and directs the production, wrote the story in the style of the wonder tale genre in which a character is given some form of magic to help them with their quest. Puppeteers Ben Burris, Zane Exactly and Gina Wilhelm bring the story to life. A musical score, created by Michael Flint, accompanies the story. The production is funded in part by 4Culture/King County Lodging Tax Fund.
Thistle Theatre specializes in the Bunraku-style of puppetry, an ancient Japanese art form. Although the style has been modified for modern audiences and performers, the basic idea remains the same: puppeteers who dress entirely in black to symbolize their invisibility operate the puppets.
Performance Schedule and Ticket Information:
Magnuson Park Theatre
7110 62nd Ave NE Bld 47, Seattle, WA 98115
October 25, 26 (1:00PM & 3:00PM)
Sunset Hill Community Club
3003 NW 66th St, Seattle, WA 98117
November 1, 2 (1:00PM & 3:00PM)
All individual tickets are $10 or purchase a 2014-2015 Season Ticket for $30 and see Baba Yaga plus three more shows including Gingerbread Boy, Momotaro (Peach Boy), and Little Red Riding Hood.
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Baba Yaga, the infamous witch who flies around in a mortar and pestle, steals a bag of gold from a family. The foolish Ivan sneaks off to recover the gold and is captured by Baba Yaga. His older sister, Vasilisa, goes to his rescue aided by animal friends and a little magic!
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Written by Mary Whalen
Mary Whalen is a retired nurse/teacher who lives with her husband on a chicken farm in Northern Kentucky. Her article, "Predator-Proof Chicken Coop", has appeared in Backwoods Home Magazine, May/June 2016
In the fall of '96, when the crisp leaves of the oak and ash and walnut and hickory trees were turning red, orange, and brown, and the smell of bonfires spoke of the end of hot summer nights, my husband lost his job and we lost our church, in the same month.
Don't ask me to explain the church incident. It turned into a blessing and a healing though, because with our foundations cracked, we found ourselves suddenly able to gratify a long abandoned wanderlust. We left our home in Cincinnati, to explore the mountains of southeastern Kentucky.
We needed solace.
We enjoyed lunch at a small town, and on a local realtor's tip, we bounced along a one-lane overgrown trail forgotten by time and happened upon—a mountain.
We did a little research. It was a peak in the Appalachian basin, sometimes called the hill country, but anything I have to crane my head back and not see the top of, is a mountain to me. It rose above a stream with a pasture of gently rolling spurs drawn up to coniferous peaks. An old decrepit barn stood sentry near the stream.
We'd heard from the realtor that bear, red fox, deer and rattlesnake were the only inhabitants of this property. We found out differently.
After giving us uncertain directions, the realtor explained that it would be best if we were friendly to everyone we met as "you don't want to cross anyone, you know what I mean?" We weren't really sure what he'd meant.
The mountain was covered with logged over rutted roads that seemed too narrow for our Tracker to navigate. We also discovered from the deeps of the forested trails, that at three o'clock in the afternoon, it looked like the sun was about to set. At three o'clock in the afternoon!
My husband, John, is of Scots-Irish descent whose relatives originally came from Scotland to County Waterford, Ireland in the 17th century and thence by way of New York, to Kentucky He has inherited this spirit of adventure. He's a hard working man who doesn't know when to quit. I could see the wheels turning in his mind, thinking of all the things he would do with this property. Maybe start marking trees so we could widen one of the many roads on the mountain, or build a small cabin.
We headed back to town and bought the place.
The next day, we came back and headed up the widest road on the mountain, noting bear tracks in the dirt, when suddenly our little green Tracker sank into a ditch the size of Manhattan. Upon walking down to the flat area by the stream, we heard a car coming down another road on the other side of the mountain.
It was a small car driven by a very young couple. The young lady in the front passenger seat was holding an infant in her arms.
"What's the problem?" the fella asked. We explained our dilemma and directly, the girl handed me the infant and said they would be back with help. Here I was in the growing dusk, in a place I didn't know, holding a baby I didn't know. Maybe it wasn't true that mountain people were not friendly.
Not ten minutes later, we heard sound of machinery coming from other side of the creek. Sure enough, the couple brought help in the form of a tractor and a strong looking red headed driver.
Our car was freed from the ruts in minutes. My husband offered some of the fallen trees left over from logging, as a gesture of appreciation. Our young savior offered his hand and smiled. "Name's Smith," he said before roaring away in a blue cloud of tractor smoke.
The young girl matter-of-factly took the baby back from my arms, and away they went too.
Even as dusk was upon us, we figured that we still had time to travel past our mountain in an opposite direction from the road we came in on, when we noticed a older fellow heading our way through the tall grass by the barn. He was a wiry, spare man, wearing a slouched, tan hat.
We hollered "Hello!" No answer.
As he got nearer, John extended his hand, said hello again, and introduced himself, explaining why we were there. When John mentioned our realtor's name, the man, who acknowledged his name as Will, gave us a half smile, and shook John's hand.
"I'm the only neighbor you'd have around here", he explained, eyeing us up and down. "I keep a lookout on all this property." I put on my friendliest smile.
We talked for awhile and he suggested that we drive on past his house down the road "a piece". "You'll see where I live. You'll also find a mighty old post office but it ain't used anymore", he said.
Our interest piqued, we crossed the creek again and turned left and there was his cabin. It had a large front porch, and a scattering of chickens clucking their way around the front yard, and there on the porch were several rockers. On one sat a woman that must have been his wife, and on another sat an even older lady, a wizened matriarch it seemed, with iron gray hair in a bun.
There were several children of various sizes hanging around the porch, all grinning and waving to beat the band. If we'd been mountain folks already, we'd have gotten out and said hello. I reflected that city people need to be initiated in the art of neighborliness.
We waved back, while driving slowly down the graveled road.
The road became narrower as we went along. A mile or two later, the gravel became a desolate creek bed. There was nowhere else to turn, and no other road, so we continued on. The creek bed became a dead end. No post office in sight, in fact, no road left at all. If we hadn't had this small car that took us twenty minutes to turn around in, we would still be there. I wondered if even God knew where we were.
With the approach of deep evening shadows, we once again passed Will's house on the right, and we could see that they were on the porch, still rocking, still grinning, the kids still laughing, and the chickens still clucking. Well we laughed right back. We'd been had. I loved that our neighbors had a sense of humor. Being able to share a laugh over something with someone makes me feel welcome.
On subsequent visits, before actually investing in materials to build a small cabin, we explored and tramped around the mountain and also explored our growing friendship with our neighbors. We planted turnips in the field by the creek, at our new neighbor's suggestion, to attract the deer, both for our neighbors and ourselves' sustenance.
Over the next few weeks, we found our new adventures in the hills positively rapturous, —we also found we had an unexpected, exorbitant tax bill from the city we left behind that we had no money for. It seems that when you sell a house in a populated area in the big city, and plunk down a much smaller amount in a rural, mountainous area, the Federal government steps rights up to claim their due.
We had to sell the mountain property. It hurt.
We and our neighbor and his kindly wife, whom we officially met on our second foray into this wilderness, exchanged letters and greeting cards over the next few years.
After a while, we lost touch. We never went back.
We thought of it.
We had learned first-hand something of Appalachian culture, and people. We loved the warm embrace of mountain ridges that spoke of history and strife and of a type of strength and resiliency not known to city folks. I felt safe there. We had fallen in love with the people. Their pioneering spirit resonated with ours.
It's been twenty years, and it still stings when it comes to mind what we lost.
Eventually we found a farm in a spot nearer to northern Kentucky and raised a bunch of cattle, goats, sheep, and most numerous of all, chickens. We learned to live off the land, but never forgot our first dream of living in the mountains, and understanding a people that settled our country. It was the adventure we almost had.
Would it look the same to me if we went back someday? Maybe, but I think my heart would ache.
Since then, I have studied more about the Appalachian people; their unique struggles and heartwarming graciousness. I wish I was one of them.
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The Amaretto Sour belongs to a family of mixed drinks known as "sours." This category of cocktail recipes always has a combination of at least one spirit, lemon or lime juice, and a sweetener.
What makes a sour?
The "sours" family of cocktails include classics like the Whiskey Sour, the Margarita, and the Sidecar. They're never overwhelmingly sour because there's always a sweet ingredient to balance the flavor.
The sours are tart yet sweet drinks, and that's what makes them refreshing and delicious. And the smooth, sweet taste of an Amaretto Sour makes it ideal for occasional drinkers as well as more dedicated cocktail fans.
There may be someone out there who doesn't like the taste of amaretto, but we haven't run into them yet. Most people love the flavor, and when you add lemon juice to provide contrast, it gets even better.
If you've never had amaretto, the taste of it is mostly almond with a hint of cherry. It's made from either almonds or apricot pits, or both. Almonds, apricots, and cherries are all from the same plant family, which apparently is supposed to explain why a liqueur made from first two would taste a little like the third.
Matching the Amaretto Sour with food
The flavor of amaretto dominates this drink, so the Amaretto Sour can clash with some recipes. You can definitely enjoy this drink all by itself.
Or you can serve it with salty bar snacks, or mildly sweet desserts like tiramisu, cheesecake or a chocolate croissant. Either of these will make a nice contrast with the taste of this drink.
Dumping the sour mix
Some versions of this recipe call for sour mix instead of lemon juice and sugar. But there's a trick to making a fresher tasting substitute for sour mix in any cocktail: you just use instead equal parts lemon juice and a touch of simple syrup.
In the case of this cocktail, you don't need as much syrup as lemon juice. That's because the amaretto adds so much sweetness on its own.
But if you have a sweeter tooth, you can always add more of the syrup. And if you prefer tart flavors, you might actually prefer to leave the syrup out altogether.
The first time you make an Amaretto Sour for yourself, I recommend you start with maybe just half a teaspoon of syrup. Add more as needed. Because it's syrup, it's easy to add to your drink after you've already mixed it.
There are some other variations on this drink. Some recipes, like the recipes for the Whiskey Sour, call for egg white. You just add half an ounce of beaten egg white into your shaker, and you get a lovely foam on top of the drink.
There are also versions of this recipe that call for including some bourbon. That makes it a stronger drink, but the amaretto flavor still dominates.
And yet, you may find that makes it too much like a Whiskey Sour, and then what's the point? But by all means, try it at least once. Add in about half an ounce to three-quarters of an ounce of bourbon to the recipe.
The first time I ever heard of this drink was when a friend ordered it at a bar. Since then I've had several friends who considered this their go-to drink at bars.
There are at least three reasons for this. One is that it just because it tastes so good. Another is that this is a drink that's hard to get wrong. And third, it's light on the alcohol, which is sometimes preferable to a more intense cocktail.
If you're at an unfamiliar bar and unsure of the level of bartending skills or quality of drinks, the Amaretto Sour is a safe bet. It's hard for even the least inspired bartender to make this one taste bad.
For a special touch, garnish this one with Woodford Reserve Bourbon Cherries. They have a light bourbon taste and aren't too sweet. They go really well with the Amaretto Sour.
You can also use Luxardo maraschino cherries. They're simple maraschino cherries, but a big upgrade compared to the cherries you get for 99 cents at the grocery store. They have a rich, complex taste.
Seriously, I never liked maraschino cherries, but these taste almost like a fresh picked cherry, rather than one that's been sitting in syrup for ages. If you've never been a fan of regular maraschino cherries, it's worth getting a bottle and giving them a try.
And you can get both types of cherries together and try them both. They'll add a lot to any cocktails that use cherries as garnish or for muddling, such as the Manhattan or Rob Roy.
For the amaretto, I recommend the classic brand, Disaronno. I enjoy other amarettos, but always come back to Disaronno. It has a little more complex and bold taste than some other brands I've tried.
It's also not cloyingly sweet, and that's important with amaretto. Whichever brand you use, make sure it's one you could drink all by itself.
If you enjoy this drink, you should check out some of the other "sours", like the classic Whiskey Sour. There's also the Italian Amaretto Margarita, which blends amaretto with frozen margarita ingredients.
Or if it's mainly just the amaretto flavor you love, try the Nilla Wafer Martini, which features amaretto along with vanilla vodka. It doesn't taste exactly like a Nilla Wafer, but you might find it actually tastes better.
Amaretto Sour Drink Recipe
The Amaretto Sour is mostly sweet with enough sour to make it interesting. It's a classic cocktail featuring amaretto and lemon juice.
- 2 ounces amaretto
- 1 ounce lemon juice
- Optional: 1 teaspoon simple syrup
- Luxardo maraschino cherries
- Shake the amaretto, lemon juice and simple syrup (if desired) in a strainer without ice.
- Fill a glass with ice and strain the mixture into it.
- Finally, garnish with an orange round and/or maraschino cherry.


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